Members of the Germiston SAPS, the Local Criminal Records Centre and the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development spent their 67 Minutes for Mandela Day doing the gardens at SAVF Kinross Herberg, in Germiston South. The equipment, seedlings and seeds for the creation of a vegetable garden were kindly sponsored by the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development. Great fun was had by all as they tilled the soil and planted the veggies.
Members of the Germiston SAPS, the Local Criminal Records Centre and the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development spent their 67 Minutes for Mandela Day doing the gardens at SAVF Kinross Herberg, in Germiston South, on Monday.
The equipment, seedlings and seeds for the creation of a vegetable garden were kindly sponsored by the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Great fun was had by all as they tilled the soil and planted the veggies.
The residents were also spoiled with a special party for Mandela Day, hosted by Shoprite Golden Walk.
The store sponsored a beautiful cake, as well as good things to eat for the residents.
Manger of Shoprite Golden Walk Frank Filipe and manager of Kinross Nella Siebert said the residents were thrilled with the lovely party.
A number of SAVF Kinross Herberg residents also took part in a knitting project for Mandela Day.
They donated their knitted toys to Shoprite Golden Walk, for their “Pretty Things for Little Things” Mandela Day project.
Having fun creating a vegetable garden at SAVF Kinross Herberg for Mandela Day are, back, (from left): WO Thobela Thobejane, Const Queen Sibeko and Capt Wilson Shivuri (all from the Germiston SAPS). Front: Mpho Nthangeni (Department of Agriculture and Rural Development) and Const Emmanuel Mngadi (Germiston SAPS).
The residents of SAVF Kinross Herberg were spoiled with a special party for Mandela Day, hosted by Shoprite Golden Walk. The store sponsored a beautiful cake, as well as good things to eat for the residents. Manger of Shoprite Golden Walk Frank Filipe (back, left) and manager of Kinross Nella Siebert (front, left) said the residents were thrilled with the lovely party.
Members of the Germiston SAPS, the Local Criminal Records Centre and the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development spent their 67 Minutes for Mandela Day doing the gardens at SAVF Kinross Herberg, in Germiston South. The equipment, seedlings and seeds for the creation of a vegetable garden were kindly sponsored by the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development. Great fun was had by all as they tilled the soil and planted the veggies.
Enjoying some food at the Mandela Day party, at SAVF Kinross Herberg, on Friday, are (from left): Basil Jones, Myrtle Le Roux, Isabel Rysdyk and Richard Lennox.
A number of SAVF Kinross Herberg residents took part in a knitting project for Mandela Day. They donated their knitted toys to Shoprite Golden Walk, for their “Pretty Things for Little Things” Mandela Day project. From left, are: Suzette Potgieter, Caroline Koen, Angie van Greuning, Joyce Visser, Marlene Bekker, Myrtle le Roux, Nella Siebert (Kinross manager) and Veronica de Lange.
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