Bikers cook up a storm at bargain day

Queenburgh Cheshire Homes, the oldest Home in South Africa, has been caring for and supporting residents with physical disabilities since 1965.

Tom Swift tests his jukskei skills at the bargain day.

QUEENSBURGH Cheshire Homes held a bargain day and potjie kos competition on Saturday 25 April.

The Evil Eagles Motorcycle Club won the potjie kos competition and …. won the jukskei competition.

Queensburgh Cheshire Homes strives to assist adult live-in residents who require significant aid with their daily living. The staff aim to enhance quality of life by assisting residents to become as independent as their disabilities will allow. These disabilities are as a result of injury, illness and/or degenerative disorders. Residents are offered income generating opportunities, outings and transport to encourage integration in their community.

Brett Smith, Gillian Smith and Barry Smith competed in the potjie kos competition at the Queensburgh Cheshire Home on Saturday 25 April.

Peter Mills and Zac Fort of Eagle Eagles at the bargain day.

Andrew Bezuidenhout and Melanie Graham at the Queensburgh Cheshire Home’s bargain day.

Wimpie Swift, Shelly Swift and Denzil Dawson at the Queensburgh Cheshire Home’s bargain day.

Fae Smith and Julia Vorster pick out great reads at the bargain day.

Mike Forrester, Hans van Dyk and Charles Hook (absent from photo) were part of the many teams that participated in the potjie kos competition.

Lyn Ramsay-Boyd (assistant manager at Queensburgh Cheshire Homes), with DJ and singer, Kobus Nieuwenhuys and Cathy Storah.