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Auto Supreme’s Magic Summer Festival
Klerksdorp – Auto Supreme is hosting the Magic Summer Festival on the 27th of November 2004.
The day’s activities will start at about 08:00 th on Saturday morning and will continue till late the afternoon. A potjiekos competition will be held to determine who really is the best potjie-maker.
Prizes will be awarded to the winning potjie, so get out those secret recipes and clean out those pots because at this festival all will know who will prevail as this year’s ultimate potjie-maker.
Oh, and just for good measure they have decided that this will be an annual event and the winner will get to keep a trophy to” brag” to all his friends that he has the “right stuff”.
To help you stay motivated Auto Supreme has decided to fill the scenery with beautiful girls. Yes, that’s right, there will also be a Miss Auto Supreme, like the potjie wasn’t enough reason to come.
There are plenty of prizes up for grabs, so girls don’t be shy and make sure your entries go in as soon as possible. You can contact Petro at 072 175 2306 for information about the pageant.
Music will be supplied and it promises to be an exiting event for the whole family to attend.
For further information about the event please contact Hennie at Auto Supreme (018) 462 8227.
Klerksdorp City Mall celebrates its 7th Birthday
Klerksdorp City Mall celebrated its seventh birthday this year.
Guests included Executive Mayor Jaycee Nxamekele, Members of the City Council, Trustees of Johannesburg Municipal Pension Fund, Senior Members of Investec Property Group, Management and Members of the Merchants Association Klerksdorp City Mall.
Seen as the “Heart Beat of the City”, the Mall introduced the opening of Mr Price, as part of its birthday celebration. The new store, under the management of Nicolene De Lange is expected to be a valuable asset not only to the Mall but also to the community.
Mr Price will be open to the public on 28 October 2004. With the addition of the Mr Price store, the Mall will be at 100% capacity. The mall looks forward to further growth over the years ahead.
Table setting demonstration and afternoon tea
Triest training Centre the centre for intellectually disabled adults is holding a afternoon tea.
In their activity centre they teach the disabled people different skills. At this stage they have 50 disabled people on register who attend the centre on a daily basis.
They have to organize fundraising events to secure the future of their centre. The next event to raise funds will be a demonstration of eight different table settings by Abrie Coetzee on Friday, 12 November 2004 at 15h00.
Tea and some delicious freshly baked delicacies will be served in their tranquil garden at Triest Centre.
Tickets are available from Mrs J. Reichhardt on (018) 468 6741 and are selling at R75-00 per person. They promise an exciting afternoon for everyone.
Launch of Ikageleng Drop-in Centre
The North-West Department of Social Development will launch a Drop-in Centre at “Ikageleng” in Wolmaransstad.
The centre was initiated in 1999 as a vegetable garden. An amount of more than R220 000 was donated by the Department to assist the vegetable garden project with fencing material, gardening equipment and other essentials.
It was expanded and turned into an income generating project selling prepared meals and homemade atchar. It has since then developed into a catering service provider and now, fully fledged Drop-in Centre.
Ikageleng Drop-In Centre is envisaged to provide relief to individuals and households experiencing food insecurity in the area.
It will identify orphans and vulnerable children in the area and make referrals for appropriate services like foster care placements. Referrals to different developmental programmes will also be done and continuous assessment of vulnerable children will be made. The centre will also offer training programmes for capacity building.
More than 300 beneficiaries are already benefiting from the centre which resumed its formal activities on the 2nd of August 2004. This project has been identified by the National Department of Social Development, for the National Food Emergency Scheme (NFES). An amount of R450 000 has been allocated for the Drop-In Centre to address food insecurity to poor and vulnerable families.
Article supplied by the Department of Social Development.
Chicken King en hulle vriendelike diens!!
Chicken King het Vrydag 22 Oktober ‘n heerlike platter voorbery en vir die publiek voorgesit.
Almal het heerlik daaraan gesmul terwyl hulle vir hulle ete gewag het. Die reaksie van die publiek was; “kan nie beter nie, uitstekend”. Die span van Chicken King nooi alle kliente uit om hulle vriendelike diens en natuurlike hulle heerlike kos te kom ervaar.