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Tweni Talk: Farmer’s market attracts the crowds

Some 18 traders arrived to pitch their stalls.

A MOST successful Muddy Boots Market took place last Sunday with many new traders! There was a total of 18 traders, with a few ‘no shows’, which is always disappointing, but the new addition of a Farmer’s Market has been extremely popular and successful.

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Farmer’s Market stallholder Kyle Solomon (11) had his first market day and sold organic tomatoes, free-range eggs, ‘Tiger bread’ baked by mom Julie Solomon and decorated rocks by Marianne Calder. If anyone is committed and wants to join this market on the first Sunday of every month, contact your scribe at 082 3051799. The community is sincerely thanked for their wonderful support. Proceeds from traders’ fees go towards the Tweni Camera Upgrade Fund – every little bit counts.

Well done

Proud dad Cabri van Zyl reports that Suid-Natal Primary pupils Simoné Ferreira, Ellri van Zyl and Danielle Marais took part in Ugu trials last week. All three were chosen for the Ugu District Netball team and represented the district at the KZN trials held in Durban. They played exceptionally well and the school is very proud of them.

Great snakes!

Some inconsiderate fool actually took his pet Burmese python to Tweni beach last weekend – even down to the children’s pool! Law enforcement officers were called in to ask him to leave, but not before visitors to the beach had been frightened away. What was he thinking?

Tweni titbits

The Collectibles gathered at Trattoria Casa Mia on the banks of the Umtentweni River for their monthly lunch last Saturday to enjoy good company, service and food. To Ria and Rod Hackland – enjoy Italy and Croatia.

Bonsai boffin talks

Arthur Cary invites everyone to The Friends of Southport Library’s monthly talk next Thursday (17th). Eugene Halliday of Hibberdene will deliver a talk entitled ‘Creating a bonsai’ which will cover all aspects of creating and cultivating these fascinating plants.

Eugene has been working with bonsai for nearly 50 years and will have a couple of sample trees, as well as numerous photographs, on display.

All are welcome and it is not necessary to be a member of club to attend these monthly talks. Tea and eats will be available in the library hall afterwards. Contact chairman Barbara Brauer at 076 6672839 for more information.

Happy days

Belated and current birthday wishes go to Derick le Roux (3rd), Bruce Plumbly (5th), Kenny Rolfe (6th), Maria Alifieri (8th), Louis Joubert (9th), Charlotte Whitaker (10th) and Candy Botts Torr on the 12th. Warmest wishes to you all. And happy Mother’s Day to all moms, young and old. Your scribe hopes you are all spoilt this Sunday, May 13th. If you are interested in callanetics that really are suitable for all, contact Marsha Lindhorst at 084 3765706 or WhatsApp 073 8453157 for details. All news to Leila at 082 3761853.

 

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