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More than a sporting gesture!

16 Jul 2001 - by Staff reporter
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Terry Hutson
GREEN AFRICA Shipping, South African agents for Taiwanese Evergreen Line, responded to a recent appeal by the governing body of Fynnlands Senior Primary School for help with storing sports equipment on the school premises. The shipping company promptly made available one of its sea containers, which has already gone into service on the premises of one of the Bluff's oldest primary schools.

Seen at the handover were from the left Peter Besnard, Durban branch manager of Green Africa Shipping, Jeannine Olivier, a teacher at Fynnlands School, head girl Chantelle Becker, school principal Mrs C Knox, head boy Donavon Hortsman, and vice chairman of the school's governing body, Shaun Haffenden.

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