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Page 8 GO & EXPRESS GOT A NEWS STORY? Call our news desk on (043) 702-2125. Find us on July 12, 2018 Win R150 meal voucher for one of Hemingways Casino and Hotel’s restaurants. SEND in a completed, correct crossword #1089 for a chance to win a R150 meal at one of Hemingways Casino and Hotel’s restaurants. Either drop off the crossword solution before 10am on Tuesday July 17 at the Daily Dispatch building in Beacon Bay, or scan a copy and e-mail it to g o c o n t e s t s @ t i s o b l a c k s t a r. c o . z a Please include your contact number and full name on the copy. T & Cs apply. The winner of crossword 1088 is Chantelle Pietersen T H U R S D AY ý The Compassionate Friends meet at The Vincent Methodist Church Hall, Preston Avenue, at 7pm for 7.30pm for their Soup and Snacks social. All bereaved parents and their families and friend are welcome. Contact Myrtle on (043) 721-0406 or Jenny on (043) 741 - 2551 . F R I D AY ý Greensleeves Fundraiser at East London Golf Club. Entertainment by S e r ot o n i n , Bryan Daniel, So Belt Union and Ed Johnson. Tickets are R100, from Lee Gold Music. S ATURDAY ý Yellowwood Forest Fare, Morgan’s Bay, every Saturday from 9am to 2pm. ý The Centenary Tennis Club hosts social tennis every Saturday at 1.30pm. Inquiries: Maurice 082-676-9708. ý Gonubie flea market every Saturday in front of the municipality from 8am to 1pm. Call Glenda on 082-714-3390. ý Lavender Blue Pineapple Walk every Saturday, weather permitting. Meet Yvonne at 5am in the parking lot. ý The Support Group of Diabetes SA – EL branch meet on the first Saturday of every month at the Regent Hotel’s Terrace Room on the DigsConnect hits their 2000th room listed for 2018! Cape Town based student accommodation marketplace, DigsConnect, has been the focus of much attention in the Western Cape as they have taken on the massive challenge of creating a platform that connects landlords with student tenants, Airbnb style. Their mission: to unlock student accommodation options in family homes, À work with estate agencies to list their rental properties – they’ve been À After a year of no’s and hundreds of phone calls, the DigsConnect team seem to be taking over the South African student accommodation market. time team of four with 10+ freelancers assisting them, hundreds of active DigsConnect allows anyone to create a free listing for their rental property, and receive any requests directly from interested student exposure to your property listing. If you would like to explore the possibility of creating a free listing on DigsConnect visit www.digsconnect.co.za GO!ENTER TAINMENT Contact News Desk on (043) 7022048 or e-mail: goexpress@tisoblackstar.co.za by Monday 4pm on publication week Esplanade from 2.45pm to 4pm. Call Vrooda Makhan on 083 - 708 - 0489 ý Rosemount Community fundraiser dance at George Randell Primary School. Cowboy-themed dress up. Music by Time is Tight. Tickets are R30, children only R10. Bring own bar/refreshments. Call Serena on 083-876-5180. ý Gilde Dance at EL Bowling Club from 7pm for 7:30pm. Dress: smart casual. Cash bar available. Entrance R40. Food for sale. Table bookings: Alwyn on 083-461-3138. ý Uitlanders Golf Day and Party at Kei Mouth Country Club. Starts at 8am. ý Watergat Challenge 2018 in Macleantown includes a 15Km and 5km fun run. Entr y is R50 for 5km, R80 for 15km. Call Dillon on 073-799-6975, Russell on 084-566- 4637, or e-mail striders@sainet.co.za M O N D AY ý EL Alcoholics Anonymous meets at the Catholic Church Hall, Quigney, at 7pm. Call Pieter on 082-094-0959. ý AA Kayser’s Beach at the Chapel Hall at 7.30pm. Call 082-714-9400. ý AA Cambridge group at the Methodist Church, 7.30pm. Jumbo on (043) 741 - 3685 . T U E S D AY ý The EL Caledonian Society Pipe Band meets on Tuesdays. Robert on 082-897-8571 or Stephen on 082-560-0247. ý Al Anon family group at the Cambridge Methodist Church, 7.30pm. Elsie (043) 721 - 0483 or 078-628-6311. ý EL Bridge Club duplicate Bridge every Tuesday and/or Saturday at 1.15pm at the Berea Gardens dining hall. Jean on (043) 735 - 4893 . ý Scottish dancing classes from 4pm to 5.30pm at Ham’s Club, Selborne. Call Nookie on (043) 726 - 1100 . ý Beacon Bay bridge club social bridge every Tuesday and Friday, 1.30pm to 4.30pm. Meet at the Eden Worship Centre, 10 Coad Road, Beacon Bay. Olga on 083-650-6653 or Heather on (043) 748 1465. ý The 1970 East London Floods presented by Gordon Campbell in the Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer Hall at the EL Museum at 7.30pm. W E D N E S D AY ý Mr Mandela at All Saints College exhibition at Amathole Museum, King William’s Town. Opens at 1pm. For more information, call the museum at (043) 642-4506. Sponsored by THOR –I will be your hero. MIA - Don’t you want to take me home? Sponsored by LOKI - I want to go home to my very own Asgard. 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July 12, 2018 For all your advertising needs call Cheryl on (043) 702-2031, Wezley (043) 702-2048 or Terry (043) 702-2122. Find us on Facebook GO & EXPRESS Page 9 ‘Hit man’ Ta y l o r ready to rock the Guild stage AMANDA NANO EVER-POPULAR muso, Garth Taylor, will grace the Guild Theatre stage on July 20 and 22. The talented SA Music Awards (Sama) nominated artist is celebrating 20 years in the music industry. Taylor said that he was very grateful to his family, friends, and fans GARTH TAYLOR for their support. “I want to take my fans on a journey from the very first song I wrote and the influences I had at the time of each song,” Taylor said. Taylor started playing the guitar at the tender age of seven – and was tutored by his mother. His talent shone in 1998 with his debut single, W h y, being played on radio. He will perform a variety of music from his many albums over the years. His publicist, Monica Steyn said it was his attention to detail and passion for what he did, that were always evident in his career. “Garth had a start in life that would have broken many. It was his guitar, a pen, and paper that have been the only constants throughout his life,” said Steyn. Campaigns against abuse and bullying of children are causes close to Taylor's heart, having grown up in several children's homes. “I used to be the orphan dreaming of being a pop-star and having my photo taken with a famous musician. I then got to become the musician who brought joy and laughter to orphans and have them look at me with the same hopes and dreams that I had as a child,” Taylor said. East London Childhood Cancer Foundation (CHOC) regional manager, Debbie Kleinenberg is delighted that Taylor will sing for their cause. All proceeds from the Sunday concert will go to assist CHOC East London with their fundraising. Tickets are available on Computicket at R120 and the concert will start at 3pm. African art works on display AMANDA NANO NTOBEKO Mjijwa will be exhibiting his African-inspired artwork at the Ann Bryant Art Gallery in East London from tomorrow until Wednesday. Mjijwa is a lecturer in fine art at the African Christian University in Zambia. He also holds a Bachelor's degree in Fine Art from Nelson Mandela University (NMU) and a Certificate in Theology from George Whitefield Bible College. He makes use of a few modern art movements when creating his work, drawing inspiration from his musical and biblical background. “I looked at a few movements such as avant garde, expressionism and fauvism. I then tried to combine them, started experimenting, and it worked out well,” Mjijwa said. SIPHOKAZI VUSO THE Christelike Maatskaplike Raad (CMR) in East London will be hosting their annual high tea on Saturday July 28 in aid of the CMR and Victory House, a shelter for abused women and children. The CMR is an organisation that has been Mjijwa said what he did had more impact and value because he received a lot of encouragement from his fat h e r. Exhibition organiser, Claude Qongwana, said the exhibition theme aimed to take you through times past, bring you to the present, and have you gaze into the future. “One will be able to see a journey in each individual painting yet also link paintings from different times and how they relate to each other,” Qongwana said. He said there would be 18 exhibits on display which portrayed “township life, depicting South Africa and Zambia”. Gallery curator Leon du Preez said it was good to see emerging young artists coming through to showcase their work. “His work shows promise and the few portraits I’ve going since 1955 and it has recently taken over the bulk of Child Welfare’s work in this area. “We are a child protection agency and we do foster care and adoptions. We run a safe house in Selborne, called Victory House, for abused women and children and human trafficking victims. We also run an CREATIVE TOUCH: Zambian lecturer Ntobeko Mjijwa photographed with his artwork that will be on exhibit from tomorrow at Ann Bryant Art Gallery Picture: SUPPLIED seen have beautiful colour,” he said. “The art is expressive yet has realism with a distinct African feeling,” Du Preez extensive home food security programme,” Fr a n Smith said. East Londoner Michelle Murphy, who has a powerful testimony and unique ministry to women, will be the guest speaker at the high tea. Gaye Moonieya will share the CMR vision now that they have taken over the said. Mjijwa's work aims to resonate with art lovers, depicting how we live in our societies and ignite ongoing c o n v e r s at i o n s . services of Child Welfare. “The morning promises to be filled with fun, fellowship and laughter – all of this for a very worthy cause,” a spokesperson said. Since the theme at this year's event is “Rainbows – A Promise of Hope”, guests are encouraged to wear rainbow colours, with a prize to the value of over There are two artworks set aside for sale and proceeds will go towards two chosen charities. CMR to host high tea full of colour, fun R20,000 for the best rainbow-themed table. Wo m e n ’s clothing and jewellery vendors will have pop-up shops, so ladies can shop to their hearts content, the organisers say. For more info contact Fran Smith on 083-2944-019. Tickets are R120 each and are already available.
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