Darius Van Niekerk hands Elizca Hubbard, a shore controller at station 34, the prize for the overall winner for the women’s competition at Yzerfontein’s year end function - a bottle of Amarula that was donated by a crewman.Station 34’s year end function, was held on Saturday 20th November at Swartbergvlei 4x4. A great day of family and fun was had by all, and we would like to thank Swartbergvlei for their hospitality and donation of the venue for this event.The Gazebo, was donated by the Langbeaan Spar. Thanks to crewman Siggi Weiss, Henko Stander and the co-owners and managers of the Spar for this wonderful donation.We often do stand by’s and events and this gazebo will go a long way to making our members more comfortable while spending hours in the sun.see more pictures at http://www.flickr.com/photos/searescue/?saved=1
Gazebo donated
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