MAINTENANCE We are in the process of attending to the general mainte nanceofthe building.Alist has been submitted to the school to ascertain what they are able to do and when.There are numerous minor items outside the scope of the school maintenance team which we are undertaking ourselves as funds permit. The building is scheduled to be repainted by the school in the 4th quarter. HARRYHOWLETT Chairman, Greyhound Club Old Boys News Manuel V.C.A.Cardiga(63-65) Assistant to the Regional Security Officer,American Em bassy - Lisbon. Married and has two sons. His brother, Ricardo,is presently a member ofthe U.S. Liaison Office in Angola.Manualsays that he recently visited Old boy A. Kinsey and joined other O B's at the monthly meeting of KCOB's in the UK. Cardiga family left to right; Miguel,Manuel,Milocas and Pedro Manuel writes;I would like to thank my parents,Kearsney staff and Kearsney friends for a good education and pre paredness in life that helped me to overcome all the prob lems of starting a new life in Portugal,from scratch, with the help of a wonderful wife and children. I have always steered my life with the "Seize the Opportunity" motto, but also with the words ofMr Hopkins-"Do it with hon our, pride and manliness" still ringing in my ears. All Kearsney Old Boys, staff and present hoys are always welcome to visit me in Portugal. Praca D. Nuno da Camara, Ldificio Mialo, Corpo B, 10 Andar Esq. Santo Antonio Dos Cavaleiros Tel 26709881188(H);7266600(B). Andrew Lees(82-87) Works in the hospitality/hotel industry as a restaurant su pervisor and intends completing his tertiary education. When work commitments allow, he plays cricket for the Cornwall Cricket Club. Richard Lees(86-88) Afterfinishing high school atAuckland Grammarand play ing hockey for New Zealand Schools,he leftfor Cornwall Cricket Association and is planning to play professional cricket in England. Maurice and Ann Lees(79-88) Both teaching at Auckland's last private school for boys "King's Prep"in Remueva,Auckland. 48 House Avenue,Mangere Bridge,Auckland,New Zea land. Neville Maytom(68-71) Graduated B.Sc(Med)in 1974 at UCTfollowed by M.B. Ch B in1979. Specialised in Ophthalmology and special ised in 1986. Married in 1989 and lives with his young family in a small town in the middle ofa Rocky Mountain ski area and would welcome contact or even visits from old Kearsney friends. 916 Tenth Street, Nelson, British Columbia, VIL 3C9, Canada Christopher Milhank(70) Retired from SAAF after 30 years. Presently living in Botha's Hill with wife Rose and their two boys-who are both at Kearsney.Chris is now flying helicopters for a pri vate company. P.O.Box 160,Botha's Hill 3660 Kingsley Oliver(44-46) ChiefExecutive and M.D.of the Worshipful Company of Saddlers in London. Hobbies include writing, historical research, walking in the Austrian Alps in summer and ski ing in winter. After 31 years in the R.A.E. and 2 with Brit ish Aerospace,he plans to retire after 14 years as Clerk of the Saddlers'Company-one ofthe oldest(c.ll60)ofthe livery companies of the City of London. He is also Hon. Sec. of the KCOB(UK). RNYCSAILOR IS SOUTH AFRICAN MIRROR CHAMPION Thirty-two Mirror dinghies from the Cape,Transvaal and Natal converged on Saldanha Bay to sail the South Afri can Mirror National Championship Regattafrom the 28th ofDecemberto the 2nd ofJanuary 1994.The Western Prov ince,the host province,had promised good winds and fair sailing; a promise well kept as the wind uncharacteristi cally blew a constant 20 to 30 knots with no break. From the very first race Mark Gunning set his mark on the Regatta eventually winning all six races making him a truly worthy champion.On the water he did not have it all his own way having to fight offsome serious challengesfrom the Western province and from his own province. Mark Gunning started sailing while at Kearsney College and literally worked his way upfrom the back ofthe fleet. He first made his mark on sailing in 1989 where he took 3rd place in the Mirrorfleet at the Natal JuniorProvincials. He wenton to win this class in the Natal Junior Provincials in 1991-1992.He wasawarded his Junior Natal Colours in 1993 and was awarded full Blues for sailing by the Natal University Pietermaritzburg in the same year. It was not until 1993 that Mark won the Natal Senior Mir ror Provincials having come third in 1991 and second in 1992. He was also placed 2nd in the Transvaal Mirror Provincials in 1992. Hisfirsttwo Mirror Nationals were sailed in 1988 and 1989 when he obtained indifferent places, but in 1990 he was 106
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