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Sheppie Snippets: Dinner dance is not to be missed

Look forward to a night of bhangra, classics and chutney music.

The Shree Hanuman Sanathan Dharma Sabha Mandir in partnership with SA Promotions presents a New Year’s Eve dinner and dance, with live entertainment by Abdul Rahim Rassool, Khilona Sounds and Nagara Entertainers from Durban.

Look forward to a night of bhangra, classics and chutney music at the Marburg Secondary school hall on Saturday, December 28 at 6pm.

The dress code is smart casual.

The event is a fundraiser for the Mandir.

Tickets, at R180 per person, will be on sale at Sheppie Green Grocers, Window Scene and Anoop’s Studio, as well as from members of the Mandir.

For more information contact Veena Lakhan at 067 0688282 or Ashik Bishesur at 081 322 7351.

Seen at the Radiant Life Ministries’ Christmas play ‘The Anointed One’ last Friday are (from left) Shaun Naidoo, Rajen Pillai, Gordan Rangasamy, Micheal Kisten and Billy Appalsamy.

Herald office closed

The South Coast Herald offices will be closed on December 25, 26 and 27, and our Christian readers are wished a very merry Christmas.

Farewell

After 22 years at the Herald, this is the last neighbourhood news to be penned by scribe Sugan Naidoo, who leaves to pursue a new career.

“Thanks to everyone for supplying their snippets of news for all those years and for keeping to the deadline.

“It has been a privilege working at the South Coast Herald. I have amassed a treasure trove of memories, from the exhilarating to the scary, and everything in between!” he said

Neighbourhood news resumes with a new scribe on January 8.

*Editor’s note: Sugan is wished all the very best in this exciting new chapter in his life. He is a true ‘son’ of the Herald and will be sorely missed.

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