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We had a really great evening on Wednesday last week when we held a quiz night, hosted and sponsored by F.east Restaurant in Long Street, to raise funds for the Sea Rescue Helicopter Unit.The quiz was won by the team from eNews newsroom closely followed up by the team from Cape Argus with one of the teams from NSRI Table Bay in third place.We raised a total of R15,570 which will go a long way in assisting the SRHU in purchasing new harnesses.The evening would not have been possible without the incredible support we received from the following sponsors:-F.east Restaurant, Protea Hotel Franschhoek, The Beach Camp, Distell, Protea Hotel North Wharf, Disney & Nu Metro, Protea Hotel President and DHL.The Winners from the eNews newsroom. The Winners from the eNews newsroom.2nd place - Cape Argus 2nd place - Cape Argus3rd place - NSRI Table Bay 3rd place - NSRI Table BayRestaurant owner Chef PK and SRHU Station Commander Andre Beuster Restaurant owner Chef PK and SRHU Station Commander Andre Beuster
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