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The Rising Sun 31 May 2017
Stonebridge Clinic
celebrate nurses day
Nurses were honoured at a special
function that was held at Stonebridge
Clinic last Thursday. Service manager at the clinic, Vicky Mzizi said that
they could not hold the function last
Friday on International Nurses Day
because of prior commitments.
Mzizi said, “The Stonebridge Clinic
Committee together with myself
honoured nurses for good service delivery to the community of Phoenix
and the surroundings that they serve.
Awards and certificates were given
to nurses.”
The programme consisted of
speech’s, song and dance.
Determination and perseverance
reaps rewards for sisters and son
Two sisters who hail
from the North Coast
in
KwaZulu-Natal
completed their Doctor
of Philosophy Degree
in Quality Management. Dr I. Naidoo, a
senior Life Sciences
educator at Fairbreeze
Secondary
School
and Dr S. Moodley
who is a senior Maths
educator at Seatides
Combined School concurred that pursuing
the PhD degree was
grueling and challenging. It is through hard
work, determination,
dedication and overcoming obstacles that
brings triumph.
Dr S. Moodley, who
despite dealing with
the tragic loss of her
businessman husband
Mr Raymond Mood-
ley during her study in
2014 had the will to
persevere.
Although
Dr I. Naidoo also experienced setback in her
study as her husband,
Mr R.G. Naidoo who
is Deputy Principal at
Seatides Combined had
to undergo a triple bypass last year also displayed determination to
complete her study.
With the odds stacked
up against these two
ladies as well as the
demands of being educators and mothers,
their resilience saw
them graduating with
their PhD degrees last
Tuesday evening. Their
passion for the learning
areas that they teach led
Dr Moodley to conduct
her PhD study in the
field of Mathematics
Photo: Dr S. Moodley’s
son Lushen Moodley
Photo (ABOVE) : Sisters: Dr S. Moodley
(left) and Dr I. Naidoo (right)
and Dr Naidoo in the ley’s
son
Lushen Technology from the
field of Life Sciences. Moodley, who also Durban University of
graduated with a Bach- Technology.
It was an ecstatic ju- elor of Technology
bilation for Dr Mood- Degree in Information
Community news
* The Kalyana Subramaniyar Alayam
temple
which is situated at
117 Foresthaven Drive, Phoenix will be observing
Vaigasi Visagam prayer, a prayer observing Lord Muruga’s appearance day on Wednesday 7th June 2017.
The prayer will commence at 6:30pm at the temple.
Devotees are invited to join members and attain the Lord’s grace. Prayer will involve kalasam, yegiam, absheigam, bhajans and kirthans.
For further information contact the temple’s record
clerk on 031-5061568 . Supper will be served.
* Berea Church will be holding its annual holiday
club at its premises, 14 Grandmore Road, Stanmore,
Phoenix from 03 July to 07 July 2017, starting from
08:00 and finishing at 13:00 each day. All children
from the community between the ages of 3-13 are
welcome. It will be an exciting time of fun and
games, good values will be instilled in the children,
and they will be given meals and refreshments. For
more information, kindly contact Soma Govender
on 0845169479 or call the church office on 031
5021034.”
The benefits of Chiropractic
Our lifestyles are fast
changing and we have become more susceptible to
spine and joint injuries.
Repetitive-motion jobs,
inappropriate
footwear
and incorrect posture are
some of the factors that
can lead to musculoskeletal problems.
These activities manifest
themselves in the form of
headaches, shoulders and
neck stiffness, back pain,
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Chiropractic can help alleviate these symptoms
through various treatment
methods such as spinal
and joint adjustments, acupuncture, electrotherapy
and soft tissue therapy.
Call Dr Surasha Kandhai on (031 507 2002) to
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