The competition was open to all girls between the ages of four and thirteen years and prizes to the value of R10 000 could be won. None of the finalists in the various categories went home with empty hands and the winners won a modelling course at Figures Modelling School.
Woodside Special Care Centre is a home for profoundly intellectually disabled children and young adults and provides quality, integrated and comprehensive care.
For more information on Rawson Properties or Woodside Special Care Centre, please contact the Rawson Durbanville office at 021 '“ 975 2124.
The winners of the Miss Smartie competition in the age group four to six years old was from left: Miikha Gonsalves (second princess), Lanelle Laubscher (Miss Smartie) and Zara do Nascimento (first princess). They are pictured with Annatjie Verster (franchisee of Rawson Properties in Durbanville).
The winners of the Miss Smartie competition in the age group seven to nine years old was from left: Angelique Ramos (second princess), Sabrina Jakubowski (Miss Smartie) and Chante James (first princess). They are pictured with Annatjie Verster (franchisee of Rawson Properties in Durbanville).
The winners of the Miss Smartie competition in the age group 10 to 13 years old was from left: Marcelle Pieterse (second princess), Terry van der Westhuizen (Miss Smartie) and Megan Masella (first princess). They are pictured with Annatjie Verster (franchisee of Rawson Properties in Durbanville).
