FRIDAY, 30 AUGUST: Breakfast Club get together at Toti Bowling Club at 9.30am for 10am. For more information, contact Gill Brebner on 082-615-7708.
SATURDAY, 31 AUGUST: Reformed Church market day at Tabor Hall, 5 Middleton Road, Winkelspruit from 9am. There will be a tea garden, pancakes, jaffels, sweets, books, needlework, wood crafts, wooden jewelry and loads more on sale.
SATURDAY, 31 AUGUST: BirdLife Port Natal hosts an outing to Empisini Nature Reserve at 6.30am. Experience superb coastal forest, rich in birdlife and a chance to see the Narina trogan bird. Bring chairs and a picnic for afterwards. For more information, call Sithembiso Majoka on 073-479-8585.
SATURDAY, 31 AUGUST: Support KWOFTA Jabulani’s material bric-a-brac and second-hand clothing shop. For further information or donations when doing Spring cleaning, WhatsApp or call Aneska Dupont on 083-255-2588.
SUNDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER: Enjoy an spring craft market at 111 Pig and Whistle Drive, Clansthal from 9am to 2pm. The community of Clansthal works hard to ensure its conservancy is pristine, so visitors can enjoy the beautiful facilities. To raise funds for essential costs, Keith and Liz Cunningham open their home to host an enjoyable Sunday where visitors can relax in a beautiful garden. There will be lots of local arts, crafts, music and fine food to enjoy. No visiting dogs are allowed. Call Liz on 083-556-8108 or email lizc@scottburth.co.za.
SUNDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER: British South Africa police braai at Mills Bomb Shellhole, Warner Beach from 11am. Salads and rolls will be provided. Bring your own meat, cutlery and plates. Call Marie Bowker on 079-386-4185.
FRIDAY, 6 SEPTEMBER: Probus members’ next meeting at Umbovango Nature Reserve at 9.20am for 10am. There will be an interesting speaker. Bring your meat, salads, drinks and eating utensils for the braai after the meeting. For more information, call the secretary, Cliff Hole on 076-542-5082.
SATURDAY, 7 SEPTEMBER – Karaoke fundraiser at the Good Shepherd Anglican Church in Athlone Park from 4.30pm. Cost is R60 per person, which includes cheese and wine, soft drinks and curry and rice. Call Gloria on 082-497-0767 or Linda Moerdyk on 084-352-8212 to book your table for the evening. Tickets are available from Kim at St Mary’s Anglican Church in Warner Beach.
SATURDAY, 7 SEPTEMBER: Kingsburgh Lions flea market at St Mary’s Anglican Church, 157 Kingsway, Warner Beach from 7am to 10am. For more information or to book a stall, call Eveline van Niekerk on 082-954-7441 or Sonia Jarrett on 072-761-1610. There will be many bargains for everyone and delicious pancakes, curry rolls and other refreshments on sale.
SUNDAY, 8 SEPTEMBER: The world famous Drakensberg Boys Choir performs at Scottburgh High School at 2pm. Tickets cost R120 and are available at Scottburgh Methodist Church. Refreshments will be on sale. For more information, call the church on 039-978-3182 or 084-911-2483.
THURSDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER: Khanya Hospice’s 34th annual AGM takes place at 7 Winder Street, Umkomaas at 5pm for 5.30pm. This promises not to be a long meeting. All are welcome to attend. Refreshments will be served. RSVP to Neil McDonald on 083-597-8985 before Monday, 9 September for catering purposes.
MONDAY, 16 SEPTEMBER: Amanzimtoti Child and Family Welfare Society’s AGM takes place at the corner of Adams (Khotho Mkhunya) Road and Lewis Drive from 9.30am for 10am. The guest speaker is Razyia Docrat, a civil practitioner at Legal Aid. Refreshments will be served afterwards. RSVP to P Naidoo or N Msomi before Thursday, 12 September on 031-903-5171 or email totichildwelfare@gmail.com.
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