The Bugle

2 THE BUGLE FRIDAY 10 JUNE 2016
'Pink Fairy' raises 58 clips for SPCA
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'I have obtained a quote to have
the work done which comes in
at R110 000 excluding
VAT.... Mikes fundraising efforts
will go a long way to getting the
job done,”said Annette.
She added:” We cannot begin to
thank Mike and his team of
supporters and Buffalo Toyota
and the staff for everything they
do for the SPCA.
'To Mike’s boss who supports
him in his endeavours every year
This WEEKS WINNER is:
Lazola Lobishe
Ginsberg
K.W.T
073 585 5274
BEEF
MUTTON
LAMB
PORK
CHICKEN
Beef Stew / Shin.......................R 38.95 p/kg
½ Mutton (±8kg).....................R450.00 each
½ Lamb(±7kg)........................R550.00 each
Shoulder Chops / Cutlets..........R 41.95 p/kg
Leg Roast.................................R 40.95 p/kg
5kg Leg Quarters....................R130.00 each
Biltong - R175.00/kg Dry Wors - R145.00/kg
– THANK YOU. You are a very
special team of people.
'As Mike’s fame grows to surrounding
towns we are very
proud to be able to call him our
very own Pink Fairy.' said Annette.
She said the KWT SPCA would
like to thank each and every
member of the public and
business and school in King who
supported the puzzle piece initiative.
'We are truly fortunate to have
Chilli Bites - R195.00/kg
such wonderful supporters –
THANK YOU TO YOU ALL,'
concluded Annette,
Mike also said a huge thank you
to all the folk who donated prizes
and bought puzzle pieces, Buffalo
Toyota for allowing him the
time to do all of this , those who
sold raffle sheets, seconding on
race day, and all who helped
with organizing the Parkrun day
and school visits.
'And especially to my biggest
supporters... . my wife Klara and
THE SB Farrow Constituency
will be holding a youth event
with a difference on Saturday
18th June.
Various DA youth leaders will
address a gathering in Ginsberg
on the Saturday afternoon but in
addition to the Youth Day event
they will be holding a competition
which is open to all matriculants
as well as to 18 – 25 year
olds.
'We will crown a Ms SB Farrow
Youth and a Mr SB Farrow
Youth,' said DA councillor Annette
Rademeyer.
Anyone who wishes to enter
needs to phone Annette on
083 321 5509 or Terence Fritz
on 082 326 4548 to get forms
which the entrant will need to
get completed by as many
people as possible.
'The young lady and gentleman
who brings in the most usable
forms, will be crowned the
winners. 'There is no entry fee,'
said Rademeyer.
And the prizes? The winning
young lady will win an exclusively
designed gown made by
fashion designer Carlos Fritz to
wear to a matric dance or a
debutante ball and the winning
young gentleman will win a
Woolworths gift voucher which
he can spend on anything he
wants.
'Since time is of the essence,
son Dylan:”
'Thank you so much to all of
you who have helped in so
many ways to make this a
reality ........ for another year it
is now Pink Fairy out !!! ... See
you in May 2017 for Comrades
no 19.'
Win a matric outfit at
DA event in Ginsberg
entrants need to get their forms
in as soon as possible.
'All completed forms must be
handed in by noon on Friday 17
June and the winners will be
announced at the youth day
event on Saturday the 18th at
the Weir Hall in Ginsberg which
commences at 2pm.'
The competition is open to all
qualifying matrics and youth
who live King Williams Town
and surrounding areas and all
family and friends are welcome.
Rademeyer said the DA believes
in Freedom, Fairness and Opportunity
and Mmusi Maimane,
leader of the DA, launched the
DA’s fairness campaign this
week.
'The forward looking solutions,
referred to as “enablers to
fairness”, will help ensure that
all South Africans from birth
have more equitable access to
rights and opportunities.
“These include ensuring:Quality
basic education for all; Equitable
access to further education and
training; Furthering gender
equality; Making justice more
accessible; and Improved access
to and diversity in sport,' concluded
Rademeyer.
A policeman had a perfect spot to watch for speeders, but was
not getting many. Then, he discovered the problem; a 10 year
old boy was standing up the road with a hand painted sign
which read, "SPEED TRAP AHEAD". The officer then found a
young accomplice down the road with a sign painted "TIPS"
and a bucket of change.