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Yes I will! say CANSA volunteers Shivani Chetty he popular annual CANSA Shavathon took place at shopping centres around the city on Saturday last weekend. “We’re doing well. This is an excellent venue for our Shavathon,” said Premla Naidoo, reporting from the Save Hyper stand.
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Shavathon at Liberty Midlands Mall also reported good attendances. “Support has been great so far,” said volunteers at the stall. “I’ll do anything to support those living with cancer,” said Shakun Lallbehary, the first to have her head shaved at Liberty Midlands Mall.
There was less activity at Scottsville Mall, known for its vibrant student life. “It started slowly. No one wanted to shave their heads. It’s mostly the kids who want to have their hair sprayed different colours. But people did donate in the tins provided,” said the Shavathon team in Scottsville.
Shakun Lallbehary, the first shaver of the day, at the Liberty Midlands Mall Shavathon event. ‘’I’d do anything to support those living with cancer,’’ she said.
CANSA Relay for Life
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espite the rain, CANSA’s Relay for Life, held simultaneously around the world, attracted an enthusiastic crowd of runners at the Carbineers’ Drill Hall on Friday last week. Numerous cancer survivors
and supporters of those living with cancer took part in the local Relay for Life, CANSA’s major fundraising event supporting cancer research and those living with various forms of cancer. Cancer survivor, Julie Young, who led the round dedicated to those who have survived the disease, said she had been looking
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forward to the event. “There are so many people who have not survived,” she said. Mother and son, Thea and Travis Field, were also present to celebrate those who had beat cancer. “I am one of the lucky survivors,” said Thea, with Travis noting that “it’s important to be
PADSA 11-a-side tournaments
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he Pietermaritzburg and District Soccer Association (PADSA) have announced an 11-a-side tournament which will take place on the weekend of 15-16 March this year. On Saturday 15 March there will be a junior 11-a-side tournament for all PADSA junior teams at the Northdale Stadium starting at 8.30 am. The junior tournament entrance fee is R100 per team. All teams must produce their registration forms when playing. Players not registered will not be allowed to participate in the tournament. For any further information please contact David Pillay on
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083 2318455 or Rabbie Pillay on 084 7037032. On Sunday 16 March there will be a senior 11-a-side tournament for all PADSA senior teams at the Northdale Stadium starting at 8.30 am. Entrance fee is R110 per team. All players participating in the tournament must produce their registration forms. For any further information please contact Peter Rooi on 078 7255717. There are still limited places available for the PADSA Easter Tournamentand teams wanting to affiliate must contact Cass Badat on 082 5559 759 urgently.
behind and supporting your family.” Various schools in the city took part and had numerous team mates to tag in if they were in need of a break from the 12 hour relay. “The majority of the school is taking part. We have ten different teams,” said one of the Wykeham Collegiate pupils. Another school with more than 50 runners participating was Voortrekker High School. According to pupils, more team members would be joining them after taking part in other sporting matches. “We are excited to be doing this,” said Vories runners. There were also many groups who had come to support the event for the first time. Barry Strydom, from the Metro Meth-
odist Church said that this was the church’s first showing at the annual fundraiser. “We wanted to identify with the community,” he said. Also available, was a risk assessment stall educating people about different types of cancer, ways to detect them and the treatment options available. CANSA’s regional manager Lisa Strydrom said the rain that marked the event was a lot like cancer. “We have our own plans and sometimes things don’t always turn out the way we expect them to,” she said. However, the success of the event showed that the CANSA team and members of the public were not deterred by the weather.
Sports Veteran Association thanks ESP
Standing : L-R Viddy Naidoo (PRO), Andrew Thomas ( exco.) and Jay Rangiah (treasurer) Seating: Shamala Rajah (ESP Consulting) and Kamala Reddy (ESP Consulting)
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ietermaritzburg’s Sports Veteran’s Association (SVA ) was established on 4 August 2010 at Allandale Primary School to recognise and bestow honour on sporting personalities who made a significant contribution to the welfare of sport in the various communities in the city and northern KwaZulu-Natal. ESP Consulting, a management consulting company based
in Pietermaritzburg, is the major sponsor of the awards presentation function. The SVA expresses its profound gratitude to director of ESP Consulting, Shamala Rajah, for her magnanimous sponsorship which will ensure that the awards function is a resounding success and also help to sustain SVA as a truly professional, reliable and an independent organisation.