What was news in Benoni in July 1994

Record crowd expected at Carnival ’94: The director of the Benoni Publicity Association expected to have an event that drew the crowd of 40 000 people to the Carnival Day.

Senator calls for plan to protect children: Benoni senator William Mnisi of the DA has called for a National Child Protection Plan to be put into immediate operation to protect children against abuse.

Kathstan College has to cut back: Kathstan College, Benoni’s only private remedial school, is to close down its senior classes from next year due to dwindling learner numbers.

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Linmed will be a year old: Linmed Hospital, the 130-bed private hospital situated in Rynfield, will soon celebrate its first anniversary. A fully equipped maternity facility is being planned to be in operation later in this year.

There’s still hope for the Benoni CBD: Major investors are sitting on the sidelines, waiting to invest millions in the Benoni CBD – as long as the waterfront development does not contain shopping facilities.

Lucky reader can win R100: A Benoni City Times reader can win R100 by predicating which pretty girls will be placed first, second and third in the Miss Benoni 1994 competition.

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