Diwali wishes go to those celebrating this week. Hoping your Diwali brings health, wealth, and happiness. May Diwali light the way for a year full of wisdom, truth, love, and joy.
The Khanya Hospice team was recently visited by Shabina Bugwandeen who did a beautiful Diwali setup at the hospice house. Shabina is also planning to hold a fundraising ladies high tea soon.
Don’t forget about hospice wanting to have a One Day Caregivers Course as a fundraiser. Hospice is still looking for a sponsor for this. They have to do the printing, compiling of notes, printing of certificates, teas and coffees and something to eat for tea time, lunch and afternoon tea for about 15 people. This will be an education and training session. Hospice would charge R500 per person to generate money which has been paid out the last two weeks for nursing care. If you can help, call 083 5978985.
Voting is happening as I type this Monday. Lines of people queuing to attempt to make a difference. This time of voting is crucial in everyone’s live.
It is hoped that each person has decided that they will vote.
The Grade 12s are writing finals. Such a massive milestone in everyone’s lives. Learners, parents, educators. Good luck to everyone.
Pennington Pre-Primary School held a Monster Market Day last Saturday.
Join the chess class at Relton Hall, Pennington on Fridays from 15:00 to 17:00. Cost is R10 per participant. Contact Silvano Borea for further information 081 0449342.
Table tennis is also now happening at Relton Hall. For further information contact Silvano Borea on 081 0449342.
The Pennington Village Market is being held at Relton Hall on Saturday November 6 from 08:00 to midday. There is a variety of quality craft stalls, yummy take-aways, T-Garden, plants, books, pre-loved goods and so much more. For more information contact Norma Wright on 083 7833559 or go to the Pennington Village Facebook page.
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