Research Officer (Black education) at Rhodes and Wits Univer sities. He has also had 17 educational text books published. A.R. (Rhys) Rolfe (57-60), Huntersvlei, Viljoenskroon, had some experience in farming with Tony Doidge and is now with his cousin C.A. (Antfiony) Evans (67-70), who has one of the largest farms in the country. Dr K.O.P Shires(59-62) is, we are told,working with the Depart ment of Veterinary Medicine (small animals), Louisiana State University. A.P. (Tony) Stiebei (53-58), Box 2620,started with one small office in Queen Street, Durban, with a cleaning staff of six,and an annual sales figure of R6000.Today he has the largest South African owned contract cleaning company,a dozen offices in all the main centres of the Republic, a staff of over4000 cleaning personnel and an annual sales figure in excess of R15 million. His Supervision Services (Pty) Ltd., has as its motto: "We keep South Africa clean." To detail all he does would take pages of this Magazine. A tribute to hard work and foresight. J.C.(John) Stockil (55-60), Box 10,Winterton,is in the farming business. He is also a Local Preacher in the Methodist Church. Dr N.C.H. (Nigel) Stott (51-56), 29 Alfreda Road, Whitchurch,' Cardiff CF4 2EH,Wales, has,for a man of 45,had a most disting uished medical career. His curriculum vitae would fill the rest of this magazine.His qualifications (all ex Edinburgh) include: B.Sc. Hons., summa cum laude (a dissertation on the human thyroid gland); M.B., Ch. B.,; F.R.C.P., M.R.C.G.P. He holds the post of senior lecturer, Welsh National School of Medicine; was former Professor of Family Practice, Southampton; Director of Re search Team investigating human health practices and beliefs. He has produced a vast amount of highly scientific research material and is author of the book "Primary Medical Care". I have brows ed (ignorantly) through many of his theses and find that his main lines of study have been on (a) the respiratory tract, and (b) like his father, on primaryhealth habits. Sickness should be prevented, rather than cured. In addition to all the above,he still runs a general practice. When he gets the time, he and his family relax with sea-sailboards, and his personal life is quietly attuned to Christian activities. M.B. (Michael) Swinton (51-56), 39 Haslam Road, Escombe, played a leading role in Noel Coward's "Fallen Angels",present ed in Durban,Maritzburg,and then touring the Province. H.K. (Howard) Timm (51-56), 22 Neden Road, Montrose, Pietermaritzburg, whose father was School Chaplain from 194652,took over the headship of Carter High School,Pietermaritz burg, which at that point ran up only to StandardIII, and has thus far held the post for over six years. He had previously been Vice-Principal of Weston Agricultural College, and for six months Head of Wartburg High School. E.G. (Barry) Williams (54-58), Kearsney College, is Finningley Housemaster and Science master at Kearsney. As Housemaster he follows in the footsteps of Reece/Tedder/Hopkins/Fish/ Blamey. 1960-1969) T.G.(Tim) Allen (63-66, Staff 72 ...), has for ten years taught English and produced plays at Kearsney,and for many years has been Editor of the Chronicle. Rev. T.B. (Tim) Attwell (63), is Methodist Minister at White River where we hear that his leadership is much appreciated. D.G.W.(Glen) Barker (67-72), c/o Box 154, Pennington,is well set up with a firm of Optometrists in Durban, and has recently opened up a branch at Scottburgh,and so is nearer the ancestral home. He has followed in the footsteps of his father, Denis, in being elected captain of the Umzinto CC, thus continuing a fourth generation association with the club. H.C.A.C.(Bart) Best (63-68),53 Church Road,Moseley, Birming ham,talented son of Dick Best, is submerged in music, Latin and Greek, being organist and chief chorister at St Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham. He travels widely with his choir,and had the excit ing experience of a wide-scale visit to the Holy Land, where his choir gave any number of performances, and in some cases con verted people to Christianity. His long and fascinating letter is preserved in our archives. I.E. (Ian) Bickerton (63-67) took an Hons. Degree in Marine Biology and is involved in coastal research. His address is: Estuarine Research Unit, N.R.10, C.S.I.R., Box 320, Stellenbosch. R.D. (Roy) Bickerton (60-64), 7 Dalkeith, 218 Percy Osborne Road, Durban, is Group Accountant for Thomas Construction Company, Ballitoville. He still holds the record for the highest score for Kearsney First XI (159 not out). T.L. (Terry) Clarence (6166), 40b Candeila Road, Sheryvood, Durban, is apparently making a name for himself in yachting circles. C.M. (Colin) Clegg (6265), 107 Prince George Street, Brakpan, has a very large pharmacy with a personnel of over 25 assistants. He has started building yet another Medicine Depot, and will retain his present one as a Health Bar and Cosmetics Boutique. T. (Theo) Coggin (6164), Box 602, Boksburg, Editor of the Methodist organ "Dimension", travels widely in the interests of his paper and his Church, and can now report it has the widest sales of any English so-called "mainline" church in South Africa. D.B.(Bruce) Coleman (62-66),54 Jan Hofmeyr Road,Westville, qualified as a C.A.(S.A.),and then started his own Carpet Manu facturing Company in January 1982. R.F. (Richard, Pop) Tolken (50-54), 79 Cotswold Drive, West ville, is Manager of Barclays Bank, Pinetown. I was pleased to dine with him at a meeting of Banking officials. M.F. Turrell (59), 106 McDonald Road, Durban, is Assistant City Treasurer for Durban. D.G.(David) Travers-Jackson(5760)has moved from Newcastle to 6 Torquay Road,Parkwood,2193. He ran Stannic's Northern Natal operation from Newcastle, and is now in Johannesburg as Assistant Branch Manager. While in Newcastle he was keenly involved in the Chamber of Commerce, serving two terms as President. D.H.A. (Dave) Valintine (51-54), 12 Plover Close, Greenside, Mutare, Zimbabwe, is Managing Director of a wholesale com pany distributing goods to the African trade in the eastern districts of Zimbabwe. He is President of the Manicaland Cricket Association and Mutare Sports Club. He is also a member of the Cricket Umpires' Association. He plays cricket at strictly a social level J.P. (Julian, Crumbles) Cox (68-71), 17 Galloway Road, Hillcrest, took a B.Comm., LIB., at Natal University and is working with a firm of lawyers in Durban, Mooney Ford and partners. His wife is an analytical chemist. As he lives in an attractive home in the West Riding area, Kearsney will be conveniently near when another Cox comes along. K.D.(Kenwyn) Cradock (62-65) Botha's Hill, is the ever helpful and courteous co-runner of the Hillcrest Pharmacy.We offer him and his mother our sympathies on the passing of his father,who was a deeply respected member of the Botha's Hill community. R.R.(Rodney) Downs (69-74) has, we are told, sold his farm near Bergville and invested in a butchery business, as well as opening a tea room on a service station site next to the tarred road passing through Bergville. We offer our sympathies to J.N.H.(John) Fleming (6065),on the passing of his father, who was a long-established and well respected resident of Botha's Hill. I.G. (Ian) Fogel (6569), 21 Dorothy Road, Norwood, is now Manager's Assistant at Nedbank in Kempton Park. 81
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