The Din-Al-View CPF held an awareness campaign, at Dinwiddie High School, last Saturday. The committee and Germiston police officers involved in ensuring the CPF runs smoothly are, back, (from left): Jenny Williams (treasurer), Jane Dijkman (public relations officer), Jean Beukes (vice-secretary) and Tony Purnell (patrol coordinator). Middle: Const Queen Sibeko, Susan Prinsloo (secretary), Jean Ingram (chairman) and Const Hennie Viljoen (sector commander). Front: WO Thobela Thobejane.
Great fun was had by all at the Din-Al-View CPF awareness campaign, last Saturday.
Held at Dinwiddie High School, community members came along to find about more about the CPF and the work they do.
One of the big events on the day was the Braai Masters competition.
Rynaard Beylefeld was named the ultimate braai master, winning himself a R1 000 Spar voucher courtesy of Albemarle Spar.
Second place went to Warren Rheinhard, who won a R 1 000 voucher from Merv’s Hardware and third place was taken by Francois Deysel, who won a R200 voucher from Nino’s Pizza and Pasta in Albemarle.
Dalene Ferreira and Mari Deysel were given vouchers from Hair@Hatfield for their participation.
Visitors to the event were entertained by DJ Herman Marais.
He offered his services to the CPF at no cost, for which committee members are extremely thankful.
Stallholders added to the carnival atmosphere.
The Din-Al-View CPF held an awareness campaign, at Dinwiddie High School, last Saturday. The committee and Germiston police officers involved in ensuring the CPF runs smoothly are, back, (from left): Jenny Williams (treasurer), Jane Dijkman (public relations officer), Jean Beukes (vice-secretary) and Tony Purnell (patrol coordinator). Middle: Const Queen Sibeko, Susan Prinsloo (secretary), Jean Ingram (chairman) and Const Hennie Viljoen (sector commander). Front: WO Thobela Thobejane.
The Germiston Rotary Anns were on hand to make sure everyone got enough to eat. They also managed to raise funds for their Rotary projects. Seen here are, Gail Abel (left), Myra Sartori, Hester Coward, Rhonda Kane and Hilary Garland.
Victor Neshava (8, left) and Esihle Mthmbu (7) have some fun on the jumping castle.
Chris Swanepoel (Ward 36 councillor, left), Zama Dubazana (DA Women’s Network) and Michael Kriek (Ward 39 councillor) were on hand to get petitions regarding potholes and load shedding signed by members of the public. There was also a petition calling for speed humps in parts of Dinwiddie.
The entrants into the Din-Al-View Braai Masters competition had a great time showing off their braaiing skills. The entrants were, from left: Dalene Ferreira, Mari Deysel, Warren Rheinhard (second place), Francois Clifford and Rynaard Beylefeld (first place). Francois Deysel (not pictured) came third.
