Retirees dinner

13 November 2006

The Chair of Council, Geoff Budlender, will host a dinner for retiring staff on Wednesday, November 22, in the Smuts Dining Hall at 19h30 for 20h00. All staff are invited to attend this dinner to support the retirees. The cost of the three-course dinner, which includes a welcome cocktail, red/white wine, will be R100 per person. Contact Edwina Kannemeyer at 650 5671 by Friday, November 4.

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