Tuning In: Enjoy a stress-free evening with this babysitting offer
Children will be fed, have a short Bible talk and be entertained and well looked after for the rest of the evening.
February – the month of love, so they say. I hope that there will be a lot of loving kindness, caring and understanding, respect and compassion – but why just this month? Why not every day?
Holy Trinity Church Scottburgh is offering childcare to encourage parents and partners to go out, have a meal and enjoy some quality time together on St Valentine’s Day, (Friday 14th). The cost is R50 per child from 5.30 to 9pm. Children will be fed, have a short Bible talk and be entertained and well looked after for the rest of the evening. Booking is essential, so contact Dion Steele at 083 6541233.
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UMPAC’s annual get-together at the Italian Club this Sunday (February 9) at 6pm will be geared towards inviting new members to join in the fun of creating a 2020 show. So, if you can sing, dance, act, mime, operate lighting or sound systems, help back stage or sew, be there. No previous experience required. For further information contact Naomi Davidson on 083 9952238.
Azelle du Randt will host her monthly morning gathering at Scotties Deck on February 25. Watch this space for further information. Impithi Kiosk will hold a curry night on Friday, February 21, at 5.30pm. The cost is R75 per person for beef curry and rice and R25 per person for apple crumble. Booking is essential, so call Heinz at 066 3715631.
One intriguing issue at the moment is that the forecourt at Malanda Halfway Toyota in Widenham is quiet. The Caltex sign has been erected, but there are no pumps and no visible work in progress. This has been like this since the middle of 2019 and it would be great if someone in the know could let us know when work will be started or if work will be started?
There is a car-boot sale every month at Scottburgh Country Club and I unfortunately missed the February one. The next one will be the first Sunday in March (March 1). For further information contact Louisa Watts at 084 3686905.
Members of Clansthal Conservancy are so clever. They have erected a sign which reads ‘In the forests and the mountains, on the beaches, in the rivers and the sea, animals do not leave trash or litter like humans do.
Please behave like animals. Have a fantastic day in Clansthal.’ Apparently the sign has caused some controversy and some people are offended.
Standing in the express queue at a local supermarket (express meaning 10 items or less), I was hard pushed not to say to the trolley-loaded people in front of me “Which 10 items are you taking out of this load?” I simply don’t understand how there can be adults who just don’t conform to rules and regulations – behaviour which inevitably causes discomfort to others.
Happiness is always an inside job.
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