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    Motorcyclist off to training camp

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterJuly 14, 2017Updated:November 9, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
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    Local takes second at motorbike race. Photo: Supplied
    Grahamstown motorcycling enthusiast, Khyle Rex is on his way to Durban where he will take part in a training camp in Durban on 26 June. Khyle and his family sold raffle tickets to raise funds for his trip. The draw for the raffle winners took place at PJ Olivier last week. Khyle is seen above with PJ Olivier headmaster Joubert Retief as they draw the raffle winners. Raffle winners are Yolande Butterworth, Claire de la Harpe and Rodney Richter. Photo: Supplied
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