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Mogale Tourism and M.C.C.I.
Invites you to NETWORK MOGALE.
9 March 2010 at Cedar Country Lodge
Corner Bush Road and Route 28, Krugersdorp.
No Fees Involved
Schedule
17:30 for 18:00
Attendees Arrive.
18:00
Welcome to all.
18:15
Guest Speakers.
Emil Bihl Attorney – New Companies Act.
VDM Investments – Corporate Governance.
18:30-19:00
Attendees Presentations.
The New Companies Act will be effective from 1 July 2010. This is a short overview of what
CC Members and (PTY)Ltd. Directors must know about the new act.
Remember to ask about our Membership at Mogale Tourism and Mogale Chamber.
R.S.V.P before 9 March 2010
Schalk van Staden
011 953 3727
schalkvanstaden@mogaletourism.co.za
www.krugersdorp.org / www.mcci.co.za
www.mogaletourism.co.za
UITNODIGING/INVITATION
Mogale Tourism and The M.C.C.I.
Invites you to the February NETWORK MOGALE hour.
9 February 2010 at Cedar Country Lodge
Corner Bush Road and Route 28 just past the Golf Course.
No Fees Involved
Schedule
17:30 for 18:00
Welcome to all
Guest Speaker
James Yates (Aus)
Anti Ageing Industry
18:20-19:00
Attendees Presentations
Please feel free to invite some of your business partners to attend this awesome networking
session. Please invite all interested.
This network session has been put together to meet keen
businessmen and woman alike in order to promote relationship
building in Krugersdorp amongst businesses.
Remember to become a Member of Mogale Tourism or Mogale City Chamber.
Schalk van Staden
011 953 3727
schalkvanstaden@mogaletourism.co.za
www.krugersdorp.org
www.mcci.co.za
P.S. Please respond YES or NO
to this email in order for me to keep the email database up to date.
20 Januarie 2010
Die Redakteur,
Spieëltjie, spieëltjie aan die wand, wie is die mooiste in die Wes Rand ?
Die jaarlikse Mogale Tourism’s Mej & Mnr Wes Rand vind weer plaas op 12 Junie 2010. Maggie Da Silva en Wynand Human gaan hulle krone oorhandig by hierdie glans geleentheid.
Maggie en Wynand het wonderlike werk verrig tydens hulle jaar van glorie en wil graag hulle onderskeidelike krone oorhandig aan ‘n dame en heer met dieselfde missie en visie vir die Wesrand , en ook help om die jeug van vandag ‘n beter kans in die lewe te gee deur deure oop te maak. Die Sluitingsdatum vir inskrywings is 23 April 2010.
Die dames moet tussen die ouderdomme van 17-25 wees en die mans 17-28. Die deelnemers moet werk, woon of studeer in die Wes Rand.
Wonderlike pryse te wen.
Inskrywings moet vergesel word van ‘n portfolio of twee fotos, asook ‘n CV en R250.00 inskrywingsgeld. Inskrywingsvorms is beskikbaar by die kantoor van Mogale Toerisme, Kommissarisstraat 57, Krugersdorp of skakel 011-953-3727/ 660-4865
Kaartjies om die kroning by te woon beloop R165.00 per persoon en sluit ‘n driegang maaltyd en ‘n uitstekende vertoning in. Belangstellendes kan Mogale Toerisme kontak by die bogenoemde nommer
The Editor,
PRESS RELEASE
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all on the West Rand ?
The annual Mogale Tourism’s Miss & Mr. West Rand will take place on the 12th June 2010 at a prestigious function in the Centenary Hall, Krugersdorp.
Maggie da Silva and Wynand Human will be handing over their respective crowns. Maggie and Wynand worked very hard during their term of reign and would like to hand over their crowns to persons that will share their same mission and vision to make the West Rand a better place for all and help uplift the youth of to-day.
The ladies must be between the ages of 17-25 and the men 17-28 years. The entrants must either work, study or reside on the West Rand.
The closing date for entries is 23 April 2010. The final evening will be on 12 June 2010. This is a prestigious function and the highlight on the social calendar. Wonderful prizes to be won.
Entry forms are available from Mogale Tourism, 57 Commissioner Street, Krugersdorp and must be submitted together with a portfolio or 2 photographs, a CV and R250.00 entry fee.
Tickets for the final evening are R165.00 per person and include a three course dinner, and great entertainment. Those interested can phone Mogale Tourism to book.
Phone 011-953-3727/660-4865 for further information.
DEHLIA VAN STADEN
DIRECTOR
12 January 2010
The Editor
PRESS RELEASE
An opportunity not to be missed!!!
The Rotary Club of Krugersdorp in conjunction with Mogale Tourism is once again co-ordinating the West Rand Careers Exhibition for the 20th consecutive year.
It will take place from Monday 8-10 March 2010 at the Centenary Hall, Krugersdorp.
As career selections are becoming increasingly more difficult, it is of vital importance that all students in grades 10, 11 and 12 visit the exhibition. The aim of the exhibition is to provide these students together with their teachers and parents with as much career information on as wide a variety of careers as possible.
This will provide them the opportunity to discuss with representatives of training institutions such as universities, technikons and technical colleges, together with other training institutions, the various study opportunities, entry requirements ect.
Students will also have the opportunity to meet people representing different careers such as Caterers, Civil and Chemical Engineers ect.
Professional Institutions / Associations will be present as well as certain government departments eg department of Health, S A Defence Force, S A P D and Mogale City Municipality, together with private companies such as Krugersdorp Hospital etc.
There will be at lease 40 stalls to visit. Most students in grades 11 and 12 who attend schools in Roodepoort, Krugersdorp, Randfontein, Westonaria and Carletonville areas will attend the exhibition during school hours in groups organized by the school with the Gauteng Department of Education.
For more information, contact Dehlia van Staden on 011 953-3727.
Dear Member,
We are wishing you a wonderful year for 2010. May your days be filled with prosperity, success and wealth.
Please note that due to the start of our new year, Network Mogale will only be getting together on the 19th of January at Cedar Country Lodge, Krugersdorp. Starting times are as usual.
We are looking forward to seeing you all again and very interested to hear what you are planning for this year, 2010.
Please contact Schalk van Staden should you have any queries or input that you would like to give.
Kind Regards
MOGALE TOURISM
(Inc Krugersdorp Publicity Association)
mogaletourism@mweb.co.za
www.krugersdorp.org
Tel 011-953-3727
Fax 086-551-8531
GOOD DAY
COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON TO ALL.
PLEASE SUPPORT THIS WORTHY CAUSE BY ADVERTISING ON THE WALL
IN PAARDEKRAAL DRIVE.
DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT US FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
REGARDS
DEHLIA
MOGALE TOURISM
(Inc Krugersdorp Publicity Association)
mogaletourism@mweb.co.za
www.krugersdorp.org
Tel 011-953-3727
Fax 086-551-8531
December 2009/January 2010 Newsletter
Dear Reader,
As you might have noticed we will be sending one newsletter for December / January, as the lucky ones will be on leave and would not have access to their mails. December and January means new life or new beginnings to us, this is also the time when some of our crocodile eggs will start to hatch and we will have new life at the farm.
Crocodile Facts
In South Africa nesting of the Nile crocodile starts after the first spring rains and can continue to March. Preferred nesting locations are sandy shores, dry stream beds, or riverbanks. The female digs a hole a couple of meters from the river bank and up to 500 mm deep, and lays between 25 and 100 eggs.
Once the eggs are laid, the expectant mother covers the eggs with sand, and then guards them for the 3 month incubation period. The hatchlings make a high-pitched chirping noise before hatching, which is the signal for the mother to dig open the nest. The mother may pick up the eggs in her mouth, and roll them around to help crack the shell, and release her offspring. Once they are hatched, the female may lead the hatchlings to water, or even carry them in her mouth.
Nile crocodiles have temperature dependent gender determination, which means the gender of their hatchlings is determined not by genetics, but by the average temperature during their incubation period. If the temperature inside the nest is 28°C the offspring will be female. Males are born if the temperature is higher than 31°C. A split between male and female crocodiles happens when the temperature is a constant 30°C.
Hatchlings are about 300 mm long at birth.
Forthcoming events
Holiday Program
Learn while having fun! Our holiday program will run from Monday 7 December 2009 to Friday 18 December 2009 and Monday 4 January 2010 to Friday 8 January 2010 (only on weekdays). We have a theme for every day teaching the kids about the environment, crocodiles and reptiles.
Rates for all bookings are R120 for a morning (9:00 – 13:00), this includes lunch and refreshments, a bag of goodies and take home craft activities. If you book for 5 consecutive days a discounted rate will apply. Without a booking a rate of R150 will apply.
Book NOW: info@croccity.co.za
Adoption program
We are introducing a reptile/animal adoption program in January 2010. From as little as R250 you can sponsor a reptile/animal of your choice at Croc City crocodile farm. You will receive a Croc City Member card to come visit us anytime of the year, a certificate and your name will be put on our adoption program board.
For more information contact us: info@croccity.co.za
Join our Facebook group at: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=37802389408&ref=mf
We welcome your feedback. If there’s something we have missed, please email us with your suggestions. Meanwhile, please share this with your friends and encourage them to sign up for this FREE newsletter by emailing us.
Hope to see you soon!
The Croc City Team
info@croccity.co.za
083 321 1016
083 657 7561
www.croccity.co.za
P.S. Thanks for everybody that visited us during November 2009 as part of your entrance fee was donated to the NG church charity for family care in Krugersdorp and the Emtonjeni project in Zandspruit.
3 December 2009
PRESS RELEASE
MOGALE CITY CHRISTMAS TREE FUND NOVEMBER 2009
The Christmas Tree Fund held it’s fifthteenth Christmas tree functions for the underprivileged primary school learners of Mogale City.
The committee went on a Roadshow and handed out gifts and eats to the following schools:
West Rand School, Pro-Practicum, Lantern School, Gateway School, Polekego, Iterameleng, and Rant en Dal School.
We would also like to thank the following people and organizations that made a difference – The West Rand District for the fire Engine, the Zoë Dance Group, all the clowns from FAMCARE and Maggie da Silva And Wynand Human that played Father Christmas . The children each received a goodie bag full of delights. 1,500 children were treated like kings and queens.
The Mogale City Christmas Tree fund would like to thank the following sponsors for their wonderful sponsorships towards this event.
Dehlia van Staden (chair) and the committee would like to thank the following sponsors that opened their hearts and purses . West Rand Show Trust Fund, Mogale Alloys, Baby Boom, Robb and Carter, Mogale Tourism, Rotary Anns Krugersdorp, ABSA, Krugersdorp Rotary club, West Rand Health Dept, FAMCARE, Table Pleasures, Hollywood Costumes and B’NAI B’BRITH , Larskool Paardekraal, Laerskool Muldersdrift and Primary School Atlholang .
Dehlia says the next project is handing out gifts to a 1,000 elderly people in old age homes and she says that any cash donation no matter how small or big would be appreciated towards the buying of these gifts. Dehlia can be contacted on 011 953 3727.
Please note our office will be closing on the 11th December and will be reopen
on the 11th of January 2010 at 8 o’clock.