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    Mikes car comp

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailMay 26, 2011No Comments1 Min Read
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    Nick Saville, a second year B.Soc. Sci student at Rhodes University is the April semi-finalist in Mike's Driving School's win-a-car competition. Four semi-finalists have been drawn since January.

    All semi-finalists with gather at a dinner where each will be given a key. The key that fits gets to keep the vehicle.

    Photo: Stephen Penney

    Nick Saville, a second year B.Soc. Sci student at Rhodes University is the April semi-finalist in Mike's Driving School's win-a-car competition. Four semi-finalists have been drawn since January.

    All semi-finalists with gather at a dinner where each will be given a key. The key that fits gets to keep the vehicle.

    Photo: Stephen Penney

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