Lemon & Lime in Aberdeen is now open until nine in the evenings from Monday to Saturday. An ideal venue for quiet company, delicious Karoo food and heart-felt service.
Article By: Michael Brown
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Much Needed Regular After Hours Cuisine For Aberdeen
Lemon & Lime in Aberdeen is now open until nine in the evenings from Monday to Saturday. An ideal venue for quiet company, delicious Karoo food and heart-felt service. Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Everton United Football Club Secures Sports Equipment
(fltr) Ms Saayman, Ms Basson, Mr Maswana, Ms Ngube and Ms HolmesEverton United Football Club, part of the Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture in the Cacadu Region’s ‘Club Development Program’, recently secured netball kits for the Everton Club and for the schools in the Aberdeen area.
Everton Club adopts these schools in Aberdeen, Lotusville and Thembalisizwe as part of their ‘living legacy program’ to sport in the area.
Each school’s convener received 2 sets of kit, bibs, balls, pumps, whistles, stopwatches and trophies, as did the Everton Club.
Mr Msondezi Maswana of the DSRAC presented all this equipment to each convener, and now these schools in Aberdeen will run a town netball development league.
The C.E.O. of Everton Football Club, Mr Daniel Pieterse now appeals to all potential netball players to join the teams and to take netball to new heights in Aberdeen.
On behalf of the schools, Ms Nomthetho Holmes of Luxolo, Ms Malinda Saayman of Kamdebo Primary, Ms Nomawonga Ngube of Aberdeen Secondary School and Ms Lemador Basson of Laerskool Aberdeen and Ms Naeeda Lottering of Everton United Football Club would like to express their sincere gratitude to the DSRAC for the sports equipment given to them.
Everton Club adopts these schools in Aberdeen, Lotusville and Thembalisizwe as part of their ‘living legacy program’ to sport in the area.
Each school’s convener received 2 sets of kit, bibs, balls, pumps, whistles, stopwatches and trophies, as did the Everton Club.
Mr Msondezi Maswana of the DSRAC presented all this equipment to each convener, and now these schools in Aberdeen will run a town netball development league.
The C.E.O. of Everton Football Club, Mr Daniel Pieterse now appeals to all potential netball players to join the teams and to take netball to new heights in Aberdeen.
On behalf of the schools, Ms Nomthetho Holmes of Luxolo, Ms Malinda Saayman of Kamdebo Primary, Ms Nomawonga Ngube of Aberdeen Secondary School and Ms Lemador Basson of Laerskool Aberdeen and Ms Naeeda Lottering of Everton United Football Club would like to express their sincere gratitude to the DSRAC for the sports equipment given to them.
Article By: Daniel Pieterse
Quenching Some Of The Karoo's Thirst
On Friday 26 November 2010, the heavens opened over Aberdeen and 30mm of rain fell in a couple of hours. Wonderful!
Article and Photographs By: Michael Brown
