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MAN SHOT IN ROBBERY: Police at the scene of an armed robbery in Macassar on Monday where a man was shot.The robbery happened just after midday when the driver of a bread delivery truck was robbed. The robbers made offwith cash and are still at large. Read the full article on page 2. PHOTO: DELIAH BRINKHUIS

Rower skietman (72) inopritJAMEY GORDON

“Dit was die naaste wat ek nogaanmydood gekomhet. Ek is netgelukkig dat ek nog leef.”

Dít is die woorde van ’n bejaardeman ná hy Saterdagaand buite syStrand-Noord-woning deur ’n ver-meende gewapende rowermet ’n af-gesaagde geweer in die bobeen ge-skiet is.

Die slagoffer verkies omanoniemte bly uit vrees vir viktimisering.

Die 72-jarige man vertel hy wouomstreeks 21:00 sy motor, wat buitein die oprit geparkeer was, in diemotorhuis trek toe die voorval ge-beurhet.Voordathydievoertuig in-getrek het, het hy nog eers rondge-kykomseker temaakgeenverdagtepersone hang buite rond nie.

Hy vertel voorts sy vrou het virhombinne diemotorhuis gewag omhomtebegelei.Maarnogvoorhydiemotor in die motorhuis kon afska-

kel, het ’n man op hulle toegesak.“Ekhet ’nswart figuurindieoprit

sien aankom, en dog toe dit is eenvan ons bure. Maar toe die figuurin die lig beweeg, besef ek dis ’n ge-wapende man,” vertel die bejaardese eggenote. “Soos hy nader gekomhet, het hy die geweer op my gerigen gesê ‘Don’t shout’, maar instink-tief, het ek.”

Sy het hard gegil in die hoop datiemand haar sou hoor en hulle tehulp sou snel. Haar man het vinnigbesef daar is groot fout toe hy haarhoor gil. “Ekhet dwars gekyk endieman langs die motor sien staan. Ekhet vinnig die deur van die motoroopgestamp, uitgespring, die manbuitediemotorhuis gedwingenvin-nig die motorhuisdeur probeersak,” vertel die bejaarde.

Diemanhetegtersygeweeropdiebejaarde gerig en ’n skoot in sy rig-tinggeskietvoordiemotorhuisdeurtoe is. Die koeël het die bejaarde insy regterbobeen getref.

Die man se eggenote het intussenhaar na die huis gehaas en die pa-niekknoppie geaktiveer. Die alarmvan die huis het afgegaan en die eg-paar kon hoor hoe dieman in ’nmo-tor wegjaag.

Gordonsbaai Sekuriteit was gouop die toneel en die bejaarde manisnaMediclinicVergelegenvervoervir mediese hulp.

Diebejaardesêeerderasomsaamte speel het hy instinktief teen dieindringer teruggeveg. “Dit kon veelerger gewees het. Wat as daar meermanswas?Watashullediehuisbin-negegaan het en ons beroof het, oferger, vir ons aangerand het? Diemoontlikhede is eindeloos. Ek hetdie beste gedoen onder die omstan-dighede, en dis ’n Godsbestieringdat dinge uitgedraai het soos dithet,” sê die bejaarde.

Die bejaarde man sê behalwe dielastige wond aan sy bobeenwat noumoetgenees,gaanditgoedmethullená die voorval.

’n Dossier vir poging tot moord isdeur die Strand-polisie geopen.

Ná ’n tydperk van relatiewe stilteopdiemisdaadfront,meenHeynsdeWaal,hoofbedryfsbeamptevanGor-donsbaai Sekuriteit, daar word ver-wag dat gewapende rooftogte en ka-pings/pogings totkapingsveralmetdie Kersseisoen sal toeneem.

HermanRas, hoof vangewapendereaksie vir Secure Rite Sekuriteit,sê misdaad neem gewoonlik die tydvandie jaar toe,veralgewapendero-we. Hy versoek dat mense waak-saamis enbewus isvanwat rondomhulle aangaan.

Andrew Kitshoff, voorsitter vanStrand Buurtwag, meen egter mis-daadhetoordieafgelopepaarmaan-de afgeneemas gevolg vanmisdaad-bekamping deur die polisie en diebuurtwag. Kitshoff sê hulle hetmeer mense aan boord, en werk ge-reeld hand in hand met die polisieen verskeie sekuriteitsmaatskap-pye.

) In twee afsonderlike voorvalle,is ’n supermark in Gordonsbaai Sa-terdag deur gewapende rowers ge-teiken en ’n huiswinkel in dieStrand Dinsdag beroof. Drie manshetMarinersSuperette inMarinersWay van sowat R55 000 in kontanten R30 000 se sigarette beroof in ’ngewapende rooftog om 06:00 Sater-dagoggend. Boonop het die mansookmet vyf Samsung-selfone op dievlug geslaan. Tien mans is later diedagdeurledevandieStrand-enGor-donsbaai-polisie in Derdestraat,Strand vasgetrek. Die mans kon eg-ternieaandievoorvalverbindwordnie en is vrygelaat.

Dinsdagmiddag omstreeks 12:30is die huiswinkel, Ommie Draaijiein Forbesstraat, Strand, deur tweemans wat hulself voorgedoen het asklante, beroof.Eenvandiemanshet’n winkelassistent met pepersproeigespuit. Diemanshetmet die kasre-gister, ’n onbekende bedrag geld ensigarette op die vlug geslaan.

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Several arrests in LwandleThree illegal shebeens in Lwandle were issueda fine of R1 500 each this past weekend. Policealso confiscated 377 litres of alcohol from theseshebeens.Ninemoresuspects(aged23 -38)werearrested for possession of dagga during stopandsearchoperationswhile twoothersuspects(aged 29 and 30) were arrested for drunk driv-ing.

Mensentenced for terrorisingmotoristsDELIAH BRINKHUIS

Alfonso Isaacs (alias Nokkies) andDesmond Leyman (alias Oorlog),who terrorised motorists on the N2for months, were sentenced in theStellenbosch Regional Court lastFriday, 14 November.

Isaacs (29) was found guilty of rob-bery with aggravating circumstancesand sentenced to 12 years imprison-ment.Both men were arrested at the end

of June 2012 and Isaacs has been in cus-tody since then.Leyman (31) was sentenced to nine

years imprisonment.Leyman is currently serving an

eight-year sentence forasimilarcrime,of which three years have beensuspended.The nine-year sentence will be

served concurrently with thissentence. Themen are believed to havebeen part of a bigger group whosecrime spree spanned from January toJune 2012.The determination by the investigat-

ing officers, DetectiveWarrant OfficerJames Jansen andDetective ConstableNorman Ngenelo, led to the arrest ofIsaacs and Leyman at the end of Junethat year.Therobbersobstructed theroadwith

bricks at various points between theMacassar bridge and the Baden PowellRoad off-ramp, and robbedmotorists oflaptops,handbags, cashandcellphoneswhen they stopped to inspect the da-mage to their vehicles.During the fivemonths, 21 robberies,

a few of which included assaults, werereported to the Macassar Police.Isaacs and Leyman were positively

linked to a handful of these cases.

Detective Warrant Officer James Jansen and DetectiveConstable Norman Ngenelo arrested the men who ter-rorised motorists on the N2 between the Macassarbridge and the Baden Powell Road off-ramp.

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DELIAH BRINKHUIS

A Macassar man survived a shooting inci-dent during an armed robbery in Macassaron Tuesday this week.According to SergeantChrisyLewaks, the

incident occurred outside a bread distribu-ting company in Musica Avenue, oppositethe Macassar High School, just before 12:00.TwomeninalightblueToyotaCorollahad

stopped in front of the business when one ofthemen,wieldinga firearm,approached twoemployees in a truck. He allegedly pointedthe gun at the employee in the front cabinof the truck and demanded money. The em-

ployee said that he had no money and thatthe driver was inside.The robber took the man’s cellphone and

forced the other employee, who was in thebackofthetruck, intothecabinwithhimandallegedlyorderedthemtositwiththeirhandsfolded across their chests.Lewaks said a man who was walking past

the truck then asked the robber for bread.The robber was, however, waiting for the

driver to comeback fromthehouseand triedto force the beggar into the back of the truck.Heresistedandwas shot in the stomach.Theinjuredmanfled thesceneandranintoagar-den in Showboat Street, behindMusicaAve-

nue. The 28-year-old man, also known as“Brood” (Bread),wasadmitted to theHelder-berg Hospital and later transferred to theTygerberg Hospital.Minuteslater,theunsuspectingdriverwas

robbedofR34000asheapproachedthe truck.Hewaswaiting for the owner of the house

to open themotorised gatewhenhewas con-fronted by the armed man.“He said to the driver, ‘Giveme themoney

or I will shoot’.”The truckdriverdidashewas told and the

two robbers fled the scene in anunknowndi-rection.No arrests have yet been made.

Man shot, bread truck robbed inMacassar

HAVE YOU SEENTHIS MAN?: The Som-erset West Police areseeking the assistance ofthe public in trackingdown this man, knownas Viviano Hartnick. It isbelieved that Hartnick,who is from Macassarbut currently living onSomerset West streets, can assist the policewith their investigation of three cases. Anyonewith information regarding the whereabouts ofHartnick is asked to contact Detective SergeantYolandi Africa on 021 850 1310.

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15years for Sir Lowry’s cycle robbersJAMEY GORDON

Two of three men who were accused ofrobbing a Gordon’s Bay resident of hispersonal possessions while he was cy-cling in Sir Lowry’s Pass earlier thisyear were sentenced in the SomersetWest Regional Court.

GerswinMitchell (22)andThaboMamba(20) from Rastakamp, Sir Lowry’s Passwere found guilty on a charge of robberywith aggravating circumstances. Mitchellwas also found guilty of being in posses-sion of an unlicensed firearm.

The case against the third accused, Ash-ley Makundai (22), was withdrawn.

The men were each sentenced to 15 years

imprisonment, of which four years weresuspended for five year. This means thatthey will serve 11 years in prison, andshould either of them commit a similar of-fence during the suspension period of fiveyears, an application can be submitted forthem to receive the further four years im-prisonment.

Mitchell received an additional threeyears’ imprisonment for the possession ofan unlicensed firearm.DistrictMail previously reported that

theyoungmenwerearrestedbytheSomer-set West Police after robbing Malcolm Foxof his personal possessions while he wascycling in the Sir Lowry’s Pass area on Sat-urday 31 May. The incident occurred at12:20 when three men held Fox at gunpoint

and robbed him of his mountain bike va-lued at R12 000, cellphone, car keys andOakley sunglasses.

The entire incident was captured on hisGoPro – a high definition camera – whichled to the men’s arrest. The men made theirfirst court appearance on 3 June.

Emma Fox, the wife of the victim, saysshe and her husband are elated and re-lieved that the men were caught, foundguilty and received such a “good” sen-tence.

Colonel Mary-Ann Williams, SomersetWest Police Station commander, com-mends the investigating officer, DetectiveWarrant Officer Carleigh Noemdo, for theoutstanding manner in which he conduc-ted the investigation.

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The huntis on!Wepublish our thirdpuzzle piece in thisweek’s edition towina R1 200 meat vouch-er.DistrictMail, to-

gether with Save-moreMeatMarket inMacassar, are givingawayameatvoucherto the value of R1 200in a cut-and-pastecompetition thatruns for themonthofNovember.Readers have to

cut out and paste allfour puzzle pieces toqualify for entry intothe lucky draw. Thecompetition closeson Friday 5 Decem-ber.Readers who

missed the previoustwo editions can getcopies from District-Mail (37 MynhardtStreet,GantsCentre;0 021 853 0211).You may enter as

many times as youwish but no photo-copies will be al-lowed. Good luck,and happy hunting!

CAUGHT RED-HANDED: Disciplinaryaction has been taken against a driverof a municipal truck who was seentowing a car last Tuesday. The incidentwas photographed by a Strand residentat about 11:40 in Tenth Street, Strand.Councillor Ernest Sonnenberg, MayoralCommittee Member for Utility Servicesat the City of Cape Town said the driverand crew were identified and that theywill be disciplined. Sonnenberg thankedthe reader for reporting this misuse ofgovernment property, and said incidentssuch as these can be reported to theCity’s call centre on 0860 103 089.

Man killed by train inSomersetWestAmanwas hit and killed by a train close to Vander Stel Station on Saturday 15 November.It was reported that a 41-year-oldmanwas hit

by a train at about 18:15.He died on the scene.Col.AndrèTraut,provincialpolicespokesper-

son, said police are investigating the possibilitythat the man took his own life.Police have opened an inquest docket.AccordingtoaMetrorail spokesperson, the in-

cidenttookplacebetweenSomersetWestandtheVan der Stel Station.Busses were supplied to passengers while the

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Macassar rounádoodvanmatrikulantDELIAH BRINKHUIS

Hierdie Saterdag sal Henrietta DeanevanMacassar haar enigste dogter, Tar-ryn, begrawe in stede van die beplandeeerste verjaarsdagpartytjie hou virhaar kleindogter, Tarah-Leigh.

Tarryn(19), ’nmatrikulantaandieHoër-skool Zandvliet met ’n belowende toe-koms, het Sondag in die Tygerberg-hospi-taal gesterf.TydensDistriksPos se besoek aan die fa-

milie Maandag het Tarah-Leigh op haaroumaseskootmet ’nspeelgoed towerstafiesit en speel, onbewus van die hartseer vandie res van die familie. Sy het die volgendedag (Dinsdag 18 November) haar eersteverjaarsdag gevier en die stafie was deelvan haar verjaarsdagkostuum vir Sater-dag se partytjie.Tarryn is verlede Woensdag in die Eer-

sterivier-hospitaal opgeneem nadat sy dievorige dag kort-asem geword het. VolgensHenriëtta het Tarryn in die weke voor ditvan pyn oor haar bors gekla.Henrietta sê dat daar bevind is dat Tar-

ryn water op haar longe het en dat dit ty-

dens haar opname in die hospitaal drei-neer is.Tarryn was een van die top drie matri-

kulante aan die Hoërskool Zandvliet en isas die bestematrikulant aangewys tydensdie skool se onlangse akademiese prysuit-deling, waar sy ses diplomas vir sewe vanhaar vakke ontvang het.Sywas ook ’n klasmonitor en lid van die

leerderraad.Sy was ’n toegewyde leerder en het aan-

gedring om Donderdag haar Afrikaansevraestel te skryf. Haar onderwysers hethaar by die hospitaal gaan haal nadat syontslaan is sodat sy eksamen kan skryf.Samantha Flaendorp, haar klasonder-

wyser, vertel dat hulle Tarryn moes on-dersteun terwyl hulle haar by die eksa-menlokaal ingehelp het.“Sy was ’n vegter, en alhoewel ’n mens

kon sien dat sy pyn het, het sy aangedringdat niks fout was nie,” sê Flaendorp.Tarryn isegterweerSaterdag indieHel-

derberg-hospitaal opgeneem. VolgensHenriëtta het haar toestand verswak enis sy Sondag in die vroeë oggendure na dieTygerberg-hospitaal oorgeplaas.Sy het in ’n koma gegaan en nie weer

bygekom nie.Volgens Flaendorp was Tarryn ’n nede-

rige persoonwat haar altyd oor ander ont-ferm het ten spyte van haar eie probleme.Henrietta bevestig hierdie eienskap van

haar dogter, en vertel dat Tarryn ’n paarjaar gelede ’n eenjarige seuntjie onderhaar vlerk geneem het en begin versorghet. Die seuntjie, Ethan, is tans vier enwoon steeds by die gesin.Haar broer Craig is trots op sy jong sus-

sie ensêdat syvasbeslotewasom ’nsuksesvan haar skoolloopbaan te maak.“Hierdie hele jaar het Tarryn aan haar

studiesgewy,”sêhy,envoegbydatsygr.10gedruip het, maar sedertdien elke jaar ’ntop-leerder in haar graad was.Tarrynwou inhaarmasevoetsporevolg

en het beplan om volgende jaar Onderwysaan die Universiteit van Weskaapland(UWK) te studeer.Die familie het Dinsdag op Tarah-Leigh

se eerste verjaarsdag ’n gedenkdiens virhaar ma by die Hoërskool Zandvliet byge-woon.Volgens Flaendorp het baie van Tarryn

se klasmaats eers toé die nuus van haar

dood ontvang.“Tarryn het diep in my hart ingekruip.

Sywas ’n stil, teruggetrokkemens en haarklasmaats was baie geheg aan haar,” hetsy vertel.VolgensHenriëttahetTarrynkortnadat

sy geboorte aan Tarah-Leigh geskenk hethaar skoolloopbaan hervat.Sy sonder haar dogter se toegewydheid

as ouer uit. “Ek het Tarryn bewonder virhoe sy haar rol as ma ingeneem het en ter-selfdertyd op haar studies gefokus het. Syhet ’n sterk verantwoordelikheidsin ge-had,” sê sy.Vir Henriëtta het haar dogter se siekte

skielik gekom en is sy té gou van haar ont-neem.“Ek het Sondagoggend met baiehoop by die hospitaal ingestap, maar Tar-ryn het sowat ’n uur later gesterf,” sê Hen-riëtta.“Ek weet nie hoe ek deur Saterdag gaan

kom nie. In plaas van partytjie hou vir Ta-rah-Leigh, sal ek haar mammie begrawe,”sê Henrietta met ’n bewerige stem.Tarryn word oorleef deur haar ma Hen-

riëtta, dogter Tarah-Leigh en broers Craig(27) en Kirk (15).

Tarryn Deane, ’n matrikulant van Macas-sar, het verlede Sondag gesterf.

Henriëtta Deane met haar kleindogter Ta-rah-Leigh en haar seun Craig.

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Spinnerhitswall, injuresmanDELIAH BRINKHUIS

A suspected law enforce-ment officer spun her pri-vate vehicle on Sunday aft-ernoon in Macassar so outof control, that it wentthrough one property’sgate, hit a man standingthere, and then brokethrough a vibracrete wallinto the next property be-fore spinning its way out ofthat property’s gate andback into the street again.

“I saw the red Golf comingtowards me and then I washit,” says Cameron Boer (23),who had to have stitches onhis leg.The incident happened in

Dakota Street at 16:00.His aunt, Sina Brandt, says

her pregnant daughter, Ja-nine, andBoer’s nine-year-olddaughter were sitting next tothe wall just minutes beforethe accident happened. Theywould have been in the pathof the carhad theynot gone in-side, she says.According to Brandt, the

woman and a group of youngsterswereparkedoppositeherhousethatafternoon, playing loud music in aVW Golf and a BMW.Brandt believes they were drink-

ing too.The woman got behind the wheel

of theVWGolf and started spinningit.Then a neighbour reversed out of

his driveway.Apparently, the woman tried to

avoid colliding with this car – and

that’s when she started her journeyinto the neighbouring properties.Brandt’s daughter, Kathy Boer,

says that iratebystanderswanted toassault the woman and her friendwhen police responded to the sceneand failed to detain the woman.She said the policeman who re-

sponded to the call had not believedthem when they said that the w-oman was under the influence.Bystanders demanded that a

blood alcohol test be done, but the

officer allegedly ignored thisand stalled for time.Boer says a large crowd soon

formed outside in the street.She says the woman and her

friend were eventually loadedinto a police van.Boeraskedaneighbour to fol-

low the police to ensure that thewoman was taken to the policestation.When Boer arrived at the sta-

tion, she againasked for abloodalcohol test to be done. Accord-

ing to Boer, the police released thewoman into the care of family andfailed to do a blood alcohol test orto charge her.Sergeant Chrisy Lewaks, spokes-

person for theMacassarPolice, saida case of reckless and negligent dri-ving is being investigated.Lewaks had no details of the wo-

man who had caused the accidentand could not confirm if she was alawenforcement officer or if a bloodalcohol test was done.

Cameron Boer was hit by a car that drove on-to the property where he was standing in Ma-cassar on Sunday. His aunt, Sina Brandt, isseen here with him.

Burger KingWhoppercomes to theHelderbergTheworld-famousBurgerKing’sWhopper will be available in theHelderberg in December.Jaye Sinclair, CEO of Burger

KingSouthAfrica, says the storewill open in theSomersetMall inmid-December, when their mostpopular product, the Whopper,will be available to hordes ofcustomers.The storewill be located in the

food court, next to the cinema.The new store will be stocked

withabout 2 500bunsandpattieson its opening day.When asked how the brand

plans to cope with the massivenumber of customers that flockto Somerset Mall in the Decem-berperiod,Sinclair said: “Part of

our planning for each store is toensure that we meet demands.This includes accommodatingincreased levels of shoppers dur-ing a busy festive season. BurgerKing SouthAfrica hasmade pro-visionsonaneedsbasistoensurethat we do not run out of stock.”Since the American brand

touched down on South Africansoil last year, the top performingfranchise has been in Sandton inGauteng.The firstSouthAfricanfranchise is on the Foreshore inCape Town.Sinclair says that their next

step after Somerset Mall is toopen 100 stores by June 2015 inthe Western Cape, Gauteng andKwa-Zulu Natal.

Somerset Mall will be the destination of the Somerset West BurgerKing outlet, opening in mid-December. The store will be stocked tosell 2 500 burgers on its opening day.

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Mountainbikerattackeden route toGordon’sBayCASSY VAN EEDEN

Strandresidentandkeen mountain bi-ker Leon Kotze wasattacked and hadhis mountain bikestolen while on adaily cycle fromStrand to Gordon’sBay.

Eachmorning,Kot-ze and his cyclingpartner cycle fromStrand to Gordon’sBayviaGordon’sBayRoad.Last week Thurs-

day (13 November) ataround 05:15, Kotzeand his friend wereon the corner of EbbStreet and Gordon’sBay Road when theywere approached bytwo men.“We saw two men

walking, but nothingseemed out of the or-dinaryas thereareal-ways a lot of peoplewalking to work orthe station at thistime of day. Little didI know that these men were out to hurt androb us,” says Kotze.Kotze says the one of the men physically

kicked him off of his bicycle and he “flewthrough the air” and hit the gravel of theroad.He was then further assaulted and within

seconds the man hadmade away with his bi-

cycle. “Ithappenedsoquickly,”hesays. “Atfirst I thought theywere going to ask forpersonal belongings,but he went straightfor my bike.”He recounts his

fear that the twomenwould threaten himand his partner withweaponsanddemandtheir cellphones.“But hewent straightfor my bike becausethey know how valu-able it is,” saysKotze,who is still badly bat-tered and bruised aft-er the attack.“I think the idea

was to bash me intomy partner and tomake off with bothourmountain bikes.”Constable Mbulelo

Mafuna, spokesper-son for the Strand Po-lice, confirmed thatthe incident was re-ported and the case iscurrently being in-vestigated.Anyone with infor-

mation about the in-cident can contact Sergeant Danvill Davidson 021 854 9100.Kotze says he is heartbroken that he has

lost his bike – a Specialised 29er worthR20 000 – and is offering a reward to anyonewith positive information about the locationof the bicycle. If you have any informationyou can contact Leon Kotze on 082 927 9434.

Strand resident Leon Kotze was attackedand had his Specialised 29er mountain bi-cycle stolen in Gordon’s Bay Road lastweek. He is offering a reward to anyonewho has positive information about the lo-cation of the bicycle.

FINALISTS IN FOCUS:The last group of semi-finalists in the Helder-berg Hospice Life in FullFocus photographic com-petition have been se-lected and the finalthree category winners,chosen from the ninesemi-finalists, will be an-nounced on 24 Novem-ber. Aslam Gabier ofSuperfoto Somerset Mall,one of the sponsors ofthe competition (left), isseen here with JohnWatts, Erda Ferreira,Lyndy Haslam and Patri-cia McNaught Davis ofHelderberg Hospice.


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Nipand tuck forhistoric bluegumsDALEEN FOUCHÉ

Western Cape Heritagehasgiventheirstampofapproval for the main-tenance plan of blue-gum trees in the histor-ic bluegum avenue inParel Vallei Road.

More than 88 trees inthe avenue, a heritagesite, will be removed tomake space for the re-maining trees to grow.This will be done dur-

ing the first phase of amaintenance plan for theavenue. Western CapeHeritage, the provincialheritageresourceauthor-ity, has given its ap-proval for the removaloftreesandloweringoftheavenuecanopy. Al-dermanBelindaWalker,MayoralCommittee Member for Commu-nityServicesandSpecialProjects,says the project will start afterCity Parks appoints a contractor,adding that thisprocess isalreadyunder way. She says small treeswill be removed and the remain-ing large trees will benefit fromthe removal, as there will be in-creased room for root and crowngrowth.“Workwillbecompleted inpha-

ses, depending on tree priorities.Weplan to dealwith the trees thatpose the greatest risk first andthen, based on the availability offunds, those that have a lesser

risk.”Thebudget for the 2014-2015financial year provides forR700 000tobespentonthisproject.In addition to removing smallertrees,thecanopieswillalsobelow-eredWalkers says about 25% of the

height will be removed. This willalso be done in stages, with onlya quarter of the avenue pruned ata time. “There will be a gradualreduction in height, allowing theshapeanddensityof theavenue toadjust over time.”The pruning allows for mainte-

nance to be done on the avenue toensure its “continued health andsafety”.

The historic bluegum avenue in Parel ValleiRoad. PHOTO: DALEEN FOUCHÉ

Thesehats weremade forwalkingPut your best hat for-ward and go for awalk for charity thisSaturday (22 Novem-ber) in a Charity HatWalk at the square inPaardevlei, from17:30.The walk is orga-

nised by BalwinProperties, who tooktheir inspirationfrom the 12-year-oldwalk by the samename in Johannes-burg.The event promis-

es to be a fun-filledevent for the wholefamily.Entrants are ad-

vised not to spare athought on how elab-orate their hatsmight be, as the besthat will win thewearer a dinner fortwo at AMICI restau-rant at De Velde anda luxurious spavoucher from ChiChi’s Senses Spa, al-so at De Velde.Proceeds from the

Charity Hat Walkwill go to the Somer-set West Night Shel-ter, Cotlands and theHelderberg AnimalWelfare.For more informa-

tion, phoneMoniqueon 083 229 1224 orsend an e-mail [email protected].

Gordon’s BayCPF tomeetTheGordon’s Bay Community Po-licing Forum will have its annualgeneralmeetingonTuesday25No-vember. The public as well as allmember organisations are invited

to the meeting, which will be heldat the local council chambers at19:00. Formore informationphonethe police on 021 856 1207 or theCPF secretary on 083 734 1777.

Kommer oor voëltjies’n Strand-inwoner het verlede week sykommer uitgespreek oor die skoon-maak van ’n plaaslike vlei in dieStrand, omdat daar talle voëltjies iswat in die park nessies het.Die inwoner, wat ’n anonieme sms

aandieDistriksPosgestuurhet, sêdaarbroei talle voëltjies by die vlei watgrens aan Georgestraat in Strand. Hysê die voëltjies verloor hul eiers of kui-kens met die skoonmaak proses.Maar Dave Venter, ’n plaaslike

raadslid, sê die kontrakteurs wat dievlei skoonmaak sê hulle het geen voëlsbeseer tydens die skoonmaakprosesnie. Venter sê die vlei moet skoon ge-hou word om te voorkom dat daar ’noormaat insekte daar uitbroei.


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SLP river ‘not safe’for swimmingDALEEN FOUCHÉ

The Sir Lowry’s Pass River is not safefor swimming due to the high level offaecal coliforms (e-coli) and other pol-lutants in the river.

Local ward councillor, Johan Middle-ton, warned this week that childrenshould not be swimming in the river, be-cause some residents of the Sir Lowry’sPass informal settlement empty their por-table flush toilets (PFT) into the river.

PFTs consist of a small portable seatingstructure and two removable bowls.These are cleaned three times a week bythe City of Cape Town.

A recent test of the Sir Lowry’s Pass Ri-ver’s water quality, taken by a SomersetWestresident, revealedahighe-coli countin this river.

The City of Cape Town, however, wouldnot comment on test results, because thetest was not conducted by the City.

Five water samples were taken fromvariousplaces intheSirLowry’sPassRiv-er by Stephen Leppan, a local activist, inSeptember and sent to South African Bu-reau of Standards (SABS). He says he hadthe water samples tested because he sawhow people emptied their PFT pots intothe river.

Leppan added that when he confrontedthe people, they said that they do not haveenough PFTs and they fill up before theCity can collect and clean them.

The results show that the e-coli countat the Sir Lowry’s Pass Informal Settle-ment was 1 250 e-coli per 100 mF.

The accepted level for water that peoplehave “intermediate contact” with, exclu-

ding swimming, is 1 000 e-coli per 100 mF.Benedicta van Minnen, mayoral com-

mittee member for Health in the City ofCape Town, says she cannot comment onthe test results as these were not analysedin the City’s laboratory and it is unclearhow the samples were taken, stored andtransported. She says it is also not clearwhether the samples were analysed with-in the specified six hours from the timethey were collected.

Van Minnen says a single sample doesnotprovideadequate information todrawspecificconclusionsfromandtheprotocolfor testingwaterrequiresseveral samplesovera threemonthperiod tobecompared.

She says the City of Cape Town has allits tests done at its own laboratory.

Middleton says thepeopleusing the riv-er to empty their PFTs is a big problemwhich the City of Cape Town has ad-dressed repeatedly through educationcampaigns. He says in addition to thePFTs, residents also have access to sever-al flush toilets positioned across the in-formal settlement.

Van Minnen, however, says additionalfull flush toilets will be installed in vari-ous informal settlements such as Wag ’nBietjie and Beverly Hills in Sir Lowry’sPass this year.

“In addition, City Health in the past fi-nancial year and up until now held tenhealth interventions at Rasta Camp,crèches in the surrounding area and theprimary school, focusing on diarrhoeaprevention,personalhygiene, greywater,and illegal dumping.”

Middleton says the river is also danger-ous to children due to bottles and otherrubbish being dumped in the river.

OFFICIALLY BLUE FLAGSTATUS: A ceremony to cel-ebrate Harbour Island’s BlueFlag status was held recently.Certificates were handedover to members of business-es within the marina as wellas the Home Owners Associ-ation. From the left are Cari-na Thiart, chief operationalmanager of the Harbour Is-land Master Home OwnersAssociation (HIMHOA); JohnMathers, HIMHOA director;councillor Johan Middletonand Edward Hess, managerof Krystal Beach Hotel.PHOTO: DREAM AFRICA PROPER-TIES


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Hatsoff toSomersetWestpoliceSomerset West NeighbourhoodWatch was pleased to see the recog-nition given to Somerset West po-lice with their recent award forcrime prevention and detection.Given the wave of armed robberiesthat has affected our community, ittooksignificantwork to turn thesit-uation around.It should perhaps also be recog-

nised that theawardreflects the tre-mendouscommunityeffortput in tosupport the police, without whichsuch results would not have beenpossible.The Community Security Part-

nership which comprises ADT, AMSecurity, Gordon’s Bay Security,Secure Rite Security and Neigh-bourhood Watch were pleased tocontribute to the overall picturewithasignificantnumberofarrestsfor various offences during themonth in the Somerset West area.

JUDITH CROSS, SOMERSETWEST NEIGHBOURHOOD

WATCH

Gordon’sBaywaterpressureproblemsdue tovandalism

Sorrytobethebearerofbadtidingsbut this has got to be done.I live inDisaRoad,Gordon’sBay

and for the last three to four weekshave had terrible water pressure.But since Dennehoff Road has nowfinally been completed, everymorning the water gets cut forsome or other reason.Thewatersometimesstaysoff al-

most thewhole day and things likedrinkingwater, cookingwater anda small matter of washing clothescome to a grinding halt.This as a pensioner is not funny.

As if we don’t have enough prob-lems without having to deal withthis as well.Please could you find outwhat is

going on and get someone to fix itproperly for once and for all.If thishappenedinanareawhere

councillors stayed I bet this wouldhavebeensorted inno time.Butwe

live on the other side of the track.Just remember it is “these peo-

ple” that vote.GRAHAM RILEYGORDON’S BAY

Response from the City ofCape Town:

On 6 and 7 November one of theCity’s service providers did pressuretests in Gordon’s Bay and had toturn the water supply off. This wasa planned interruption and resi-dents were informed of it via the lo-cal media. Areas fed by the Moun-tainside and Mariners Way pres-sure reduction valves were affected.

On 8 November the Strand WaterDepot received numerous calls fromresidents in Gordon’s Bay regard-ing low water pressure. On investi-gation it was found that two valveson the corner of Lemoenboom Roadand Lancaster Road, Gordon’s Bay,had been vandalised. The valves

were both in a partially closed posi-tion, and the heads of the valves hadbeen broken off. Repairs were effect-ed and water supply was restored by9 November at about 14:00.

Supply was again interrupted on14 November at about 08:00 due toadamagedwaterpipe.Watersupplywas restored at 14:00 on the sameday.

Water supply to Gordon’s Bay iscurrently operating as normal.Should further interruptions occur,residentsshouldpleasereport this totheCity’sCallCentreon0860103089,via SMS to 31373 or via e-mail to [email protected].

The City apologises for the incon-venience caused, and would like toagain appeal to residents to reportincidents of vandalism, which costthe City and the ratepayer largeamounts of time and money eachyear.

Rates increasesnotonmunicipal database

With reference to the DistrictMail’s re-cent notice on rates increases and nothaving received any postage from themunicipality (not necessarily a sign ofa rates increase), I went to the Strandmunicipal offices and was assisted byaverycompetentandefficientyoung la-dy in searching the two large files con-taining the citywide rates increases.Time spent, 30 minutes. Conclusion:

whoever managed/programmed thecompilation and way the files were puttogether did it in themost time efficientway. Problem being, they did not con-sider themost efficient way for staff us-ing the printed information, resultingin the thousands of wasted man hoursbymunicipal staff across thepeninsula.Poor indexing of reference numbersand names, giving the impression thatit had been “thrown together”.The information was not available in

the municipal database.CHRIS

GORDON’S BAY

WeeswakkerenopdieuitkykNá ’n paar stil weke met min ernsti-ge gevalle van misdaad in die Hel-derberg,hethierdiemonsterweersykop uitgesteek. Die DistriksPos be-rig vandeesweek oor twee mensewat in afsonderlike insidente deurgewapende rowers geskiet is.’nStrand-inwoner is indiebobeen

geskiet deur ’n gewapende man, netbuite sy huis, en ’n inwoner vanMa-cassar sterk tans aan in Tygerberg-hospitaal ná hy betrek is by die ge-wapende roof van ’n broodaflewe-ringswa en in die maag geskiet is.Met die vakansieseisoen ophande

en die moontlikheid van misdadi-gerswat voordeelwil trekuit die tal-le vakansiegangers, moet Helder-berg-inwoners inderdaad op hulhoede wees. Pas die nodige veilig-heidsmaatreëls tealle tye toeenhelpdie polisie deur enige verdagte op-trede aan te meld.Dit is belangrik om te onthou ’n

mens se lewe is ’nduisendkeermeerkosbaar as enige besitting. In ’n le-wensgevaarlike situasie is dit beterom eerder jou motor of beursie af testaan as om jou lewe prys te gee.

The King of Burgers arrives: The Helderberg’s first Burger King is set to open at Somerset Mall in mid-December. CEO Jaye Sin-clair says they are anticipating to sell around 2 500 burgers on their opening day. Read the full story on page 6.

WAAR LOOP MENS? Strand-sakeman Petrus Pieterse het diéfoto’s gestuur en wil weet hoekom die stalletjies in Kusweg,Strand, die sypaadjies volstaan en so naby aan die pad is. Rld.Dave Venter reageer: “Die stalletjies word tans staangemaakbinne die afgebakende gebied soos jare gelede deur die Strand-munisipaliteit bepaal is. Die verskil met betrekking tot informeleen formele besighede (afstand van die pad) word aangespreek.Daar is slegs beperkte aantal stalletjies steeds op die sypaadjiesen dit sal binnekort verskuif word sodra die Pawiljoen-parkeer-area opgradeer is. Ten slotte, my persoonlike mening is dat dievoormalige Strand-munisipaliteit hulle te na aan die verkeer of-tewel straat toegelaat het. Dit is juis daarom dat ek en my kolle-gas in die portefeulje waarop ek dien ondersoek aangevra heten aanvoer dat geen onderskeid tussen Informele handelaars enformele besighede wat op sypaadjie wil handel dryf (bv. Restau-rant/Koffiewinkel) gemaak moet word nie. FOTO: PETRUS PIETERSE

Drowningavertedat StrandBeach:

) Andwho rescued her, a surfer!So why has the City of Cape Townthis year not allowed surfers to pur-chase a long period permit for theCape’s most notoriously dangerousbeach Kogel Bay? The surfers thereare renowned for rescuing swim-mers in trouble. When the drow-nings increase there this summerbe it on your head City of CapeTown. Peter Barnard

Festival back in local hands:) This is going to be the start of

returning this iconic festival to itsformer glory and I do hope it willbe well supported. Stuart Pringle

Thanks,MediclinicBadnewstravels fastandseemstolin-ger on.And, goodnews is soon forgot-ten. For this reason I wish to put inwritingthegoodexperienceIrecentlyhad at Mediclinic Vergelegen when Ihad an emergency admission at 04:00one morning. From the moment I en-tered the emergency rooms my expe-rience was five star.The admission officerwas pleasant

andcompletelyefficient.Thecasualtyofficerobviouslyhadawealthofexpe-rience and confidently applied thenecessary emergency treatment.Iwasoff tothewardwithinthehour

andwarmlywelcomedbyhelpful andwilling staff. Theyarranged to putmeon a theatre list. I was seen early thatmorning by the specialist and anaes-thetist. Various tests were requestedandconcludedbeforeIwenttotheatreat 11:00.Once again everyone was compas-

sionate and caring. The procedurewas a success and I was dischargedthree days later.I was extremely well nursed back

to strength whilst in the ward. Thenursing staff were excellent.Thewhole experiencemademe feel

proudly South African and I thoughtit deserved a mention. Thank you toMediclinic Vergelegen.

DR JM DAVIS

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AlgemeenGeneral

Stuur jou sms na 32465Begin die sms met diewoord MENSE en tik dan

jou boodskap.

Sê jou sêSê jou sê

) Vergeet van skeepsvraghou-er-toilette op die strand, maakeers die huidige vieslike en vuiltoiletgeriewe oorkant die Mari-tana-woonstelle skoon. Diemuur langs die see waar diestorte is, is ’n skande. Dit kort’n goeie skrop en verf. ’n Menskan siektes optel daar. Belastingbetaler.) Helderberg Hospital hasbeen severely criticised lately.As a paraplegic and ex-patient,I wish to thank all the relevantstaff, former and present and atthe ambulance department aswell, who have attended to meover theyears.Yourhelp, friend-linessanddedicationunder verydifficult circumstances deservessome praise amid the criticism,in a profession that so often ap-pears to be thankless. Thank youalso to the efficient staff at theGustrouw Day Hospital where Ireceive my medical supplies ev-ery month. May the Helderbergindeed get a much bigger andfully-equipped state hospital indue course that will relieve thepressure currently experiencedat the existing one. Let’s just bea bit more patient! KJ Lindeboom, Strand.)Why does Somerset Westhave beggars at every intersec-tion and yet Stellenbosch has

Sê dankie, geluk, jammer, lief jou....

Inwonerontevredeoor ‘onwettige skrootwerf’ en rotprobleem

Ek is ’n inwoner van Webbstraat,Strand, en is baie ongelukkig metdie goed wat hier aangaan.In ons straat is daar ’n man wat

’n onwettige skrootwerf bedryf.Die man het geen goedkeuring

vandieStadsraadvanKaapstadnie.Hy oortree alle munisipale regula-sies wat in ’n woongebied geld.Die skrootwerf doen 24 uur per

dag sake en dit is ’n skande om tesien.Dis ook ’n gesondheidsrisiko

want ons sit nou met ’n rotteplaag.Vandie inwonershetalbydiemu-

nisipaliteit oor die saak gaan kla,maar daar is nog niks daaraan ge-doen nie.Ek wonder net as dit ’n ander

woonbuurt was of die munisipali-teit so laks sou gewees het om teendie man op te tree.ONGELUKKIGE STRAND-IN-

WONER

Volgens Richard Bosman, hoofvan die Stad Kaapstad se veiligheid-en sekuriteitafdeling, het amptenarevan die Stad se metaaldiefstal- een-heid op Maandag 10 November dieperseel besoek en ondersoek inge-stel.Bewyse is op die perseel gevind dat

die eienaar onwettig plastiek enskroot (soos yskaste ens.) koop en ver-koop.Die eienaar is ’n boete van R1 000

opgelê virhandeldryf sonder ’n lisen-sie en ook ’n R1 000 boete vir die oor-tredingvandieWetopGrondgebruikomdatdieeiendomnievirbesigheids-doeleindes gesoneer is nie.Opvolginspeksies sal deur die een-

heid uitgevoer word om te versekerdat die regulasies nagekom word.Die Stad se gesondheidsafdeling

het voorgestel dat ’n omgewingsge-sondheidspraktisyn die perseel salbesoek om die rotprobleem te onder-

soek en die nodige stappe te neem in-dien nodig.Ons waardeer die oplettendheid

van die inwoners ten opsigte van vei-ligheid inhulwoonbuurte endie rap-portering van onwettige aktiwiteiteaan die Stad sodat stappe geneemkan word.Inwoners kan onwettige aktiwitei-

te by die Stad se wetstoepassing by021 596 1999 of die polisie aanmeld.Enigeklagteswatverbandhoumet

grondgebruik, soos die oortredingvansoneringsregte, kanbydieplaas-like Beplanning- en Bou-ontwikke-lingsbestuur se distrikskantoor aan-gemeld word.Klagtes oor geraas of gesondheid

verwante sake kan na die plaaslikegesondheidskantoor verwys word.Ons amptenare kan ondersoek in-

stel en die nodige stappe neem sodradie Stad ’n klagte ontvang het.

Macassar-matrikulantmoetkorneaoorplantingkryMynaamisShaneDaniels, ’n inwonervan die Strand.Ek enmy vriende het besluit om vir

’n matriekleerder haar droom ma-triekafskeid te organiseer.Die leerder wat ons gekies het, het

tans ’n oog probleem en benodig geldvir ’n oogoperasie.Sy het gedurende verlede jaar ont-

dekdat sy ’nprobleemmethaaroëhet.Dit het slegs maande geneem voor-

dat sy blind in haar een oog gewordhet.Sy het vroeër hierdie jaar vir ’n ope-

rasiegegaanomteverhoeddatdit ver-sprei na haar ander oog.Die struikelblokwathierdie leerder

tans het is dat sy dringend ’n kornea

oorplanting benodig, maar sy beskiknie oor die nodige geld nie.Sy beoog om volgende jaar onder-

wys te studeer.Hierdie leerder sukkel tans om te

studeer aangesien haar een oog onderbaie druk is.My vriend wat ’n modeontwerper-

student in sy derde jaar by Kaap Pen-insula Universiteit van Tegnologie inKaapstad is, het aangebied om die rokvir die leerder te ontwerp en te maak.Ekhet ookandervrywilligers gekry

omtehelpmetdiegrimering,hare,na-els, skoene, motor, ens.Enige een wat daarin belangstel om

donasies te gee kan vir Shane Daniesby [email protected]. kontak.

Chantel Henricks, ’n matriku-lant van Macassar benodig ’nkorneaoorplanting.

none? Do they have no beg-gars/vendors, or better law en-forcement?) Twee loslopende honde hetomstreeks 08:15 opDinsdag11November my Jack Russel, wataan ‘n leiband was, in Enslin-straat, Strandaangeval.Dieeie-naar was nêrens in sig nie. Eksal waardeer as die eienaar ver-antwoordelikheid aanvaar enmy by 082 926 5191 kontak.My hond is erg beseer.) Al ons buurdorpe se GPF ad-verteer vir hul jaarvergade-rings, geluk. Het Strand nog niekennis gekry nie, of geld wetge-wing net vir sekere dorpe? Teoordeel aan die daaglikse mis-daad verskynsel in Strand,moesons GPF al reeds vergader het.Bekommerde ouer.) ’nGroot bos blommeaanelk-een wat Saterdagaand selangarm dans bygewoon het.Marinda.) Ons wil graag vir Muneebahby Lewis Stores Strand-tak hart-lik bedank vir die uitstekendediens en moeite wat sy gedoenhetmet die aankoop van ons nu-we stoof. Mnr. en Mev. Verwey) I lost my keys. A bunch withablue remote. I caneasily identi-fy it if it is found. Please call me:082 972 8568. Lorna




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Applying these tips could ensure a safer seasonWith the holiday season rapidly approach-ing, the South African Police Services haswarned the public to be extra careful andaware of their safety and security aroundthe home as this is also the time of the yearwhen robberies and burglaries occur morefrequently.The following are just some of the safety

tips highlighted on the SAPS websitewww.saps.gov.za.

) Security gates with sturdy locks infront of each outer door as well as burglarproofing covering all windows, are recom-mended.

) The following devices also preventeasy access and are advised: window bars,security doors, security gates and razorwire.

) Additional locking devices on doors aswell as the strengthening of doors, peepho-les in doors, safety chains to doors as wellas an intercom system between the homeandgate, frontdoororgaragearealsoagoodidea.

) Alarm, systems such as those connect-ed to an armed response company are rec-ommended. These should include an alarmon the roof that can be heard over a longdistance and activated by a panic button inthe house.

) Panic buttons in different rooms of thehouse should also be installed and an alarmshould also be able to warn occupants of anintrusion in the house.

) Security lights on the outside of thehouse also help improve the physical pro-tection of a house. These lights must be di-

rected away from the house and allow occu-pants to use the windows without being ob-served from outside.

) Doors should be locked and windowsclosed when you are not at home.

) Large dogs serve as a deterrent so trainat leastoneof themtosleep inside thehouse.

) Ensure that tools such as axes, spades,picks, ladders, etc. that can be used to breakin or used in an attack, are locked awaywhen you do not use them.

) Always keep a torch nearby at nightand when you do use it, ensure you do notgive away your position.

) If youareunsureabout thesecurity sta-tus of your home after returning home (egyour dogs do not come to the gate), do notenter your home.

) Identify safe places of refuge, ie: bath-room, toilet or storeroom. The fewer win-dows and doors these rooms have, the bet-ter.

) Immediately report suspicious behav-iour to the South African Police Service.

) Clear the areas around the gates ofbushes and other possible hiding places.

) Ensure that you have a good relation-ship with your neighbours so that you willbe in a good position to support and helpeach other if needed.

) Identify keys bymeans of codes insteadof writing on labels to which gate or dooraccess can be gained.

) Never hide any keys in traditional pla-ces, suchas inpotplants orunderdoormats.Keys in thekeyholeon the insideof the frontor back door should be turned to avoid easy

removal.) Change locks when keys are lost and

insert barring devices in door locks and re-move keys from doors when leaving.Inform your children not to give an indi-

cation that adult supervision is not availa-ble when they answer the phone.Call Crimestop: 08600 10111 or 10111 in

case of an emergency.

SummerChristmassongsatNeethlingshofBraai Ve’Note Events, in associationwith Neethlingshof Estate, presentsthe summer Christmas sing-alongevent, Saamsing Somerkersfees,with Heinz and Alette Winckler atthe picturesque estate on 10 Decem-ber.

Themusical delight will be held from19:00 till 20:30, but visitors are welcometo arrive as early as 17:00 to get settledand indulge in some food and wineavailable at the venue.The event takes the form of a picnic

and families and guests are urged tobring along blankets and cushions toensure they are comfortable.

Amixture of classic English andAfri-kaans carols will be performed byHeinz, accompanied by his wife, Alette,on the piano, and by backing vocals aswell as several local church worshipleaders.Tickets at R40 (for children between

the age of 3 and 12) andR80 (for childrenolder than 12 and adults) are availablefrom Neethlingshof or online at heinz-winckler.com/events.A portion of the proceeds will go to-

wards the Thembalitsha Foundation.Formore information, please contact

Braai Ve’Note Events on 082 563 8225 orsend an email to [email protected].

HOT OFF THE PRESS: The Happy Days Preschool in Somerset West is the latest preschool tojoin in DistrictMail’s fundraising campaign where the newspaper can be bought at a discountedrate and sold to parents at the full cover price, with the difference to be kept by the school.Seen with children from the preschool’s Butterfly Class are Victoria Tokani, Rachel Glass and theschool’s principal Suzanne Martin. PHOTO: TAMSYN JANTJIES




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MacassarMetodiste reël dag van gebedDie Macassar Metodistekerkbeplan ’n dag van gebed op 26November om 10:00 by die kerk.

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BLOMME-KLUB SLUITAF: DieStrand Blom-meklub hetonlangs hulKersfees-af-sluiting ge-vier. ’n Kers-feesbood-skap is deurErna Krugergelewer en’n beker virdie lid watdie meestevorderinggetoon het,is aan ElsaSmit (op diefoto) oorhan-dig.

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Celebratingwith flowersThe Floral Trends Design Group will beholding their annual competitive flowershow in the Hottentots Holland NGChurchhallthisweekend,Saturday22No-vember.

The theme for this year’s show is “Celebrat-ing’’. Participants will be judged on their in-terpretation of titles such as “Colour me beau-tiful’’, “The sky’s the limit’’ and “Shelter fromthe storm’’.

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DistrictDiary

Send diary entries to:[email protected] deadline:Monday, 12:00

Wewould like to invite our regular diaryadvertisers to send us pictures of theirevents for inclusion in our Social or Diary

section.

DONDERDAG 20 NOVEMBERSOMERSET-WES:) Anne Wilson, skrywer van Wealth Chef, houom 18:00 vir 18:30 ’n voorlesing en praatjie byExclusive Books in Somerset Mall. Om te RSVP,skakel gerus vir Exclusive Booksby021 851 0250of e-pos [email protected].) AGermanbooksalewill beheldat theSomersetWest Library for the month of November. 0 InaCoetzee: 021 850 4458.

STRAND:) Die Vriende van Strand-biblioteek se algemenejaarvergadering vind om 10:00 in die biblioteek-saal plaas. Die vergadering het nie verledeDonderdag (13 November) plaasgevind soos inverlede week se uitgawe van DistriksPos gepubli-seer is, nie. Virmeer inligting of navrae, bel Anna-Marie Stadler by 021 850 4173.

FRIDAY 21 NOVEMBERSTRAND:) TheSomersetWestNight Shelter holds its fourthannual art and wine auction at Surfside Bistro(shop 12, Strand Pavilion Centre, Beach Road)from 19:00. Beautiful works of art and qualitywines will be auctioned off at affordable prices.Tickets at R50 (includes snacks) are available atthe night shelter.0 Paddy Judd: 083 701 6504.

SATURDAY 22 NOVEMBERSOMERSET WEST:) The Floral TrendsDesignGroupholds its annualcompetitive flower show in the Hottentots HollandDutchReformedChurchhall inGordonRoad, from12:00 – 15:00. Theme: Celebrating. Entry fee:R20. Tea will be served. 0 Kim Zimmerman:021 852 2656.) The Western Cape Artists’ Society meets in theSomerset West Library hall from 14:00. CapeTown artist Penny Steynor will be giving a demon-stration about pastels. Cost: R10 members, R20non-members. Refreshments will be served.0 Chris: 073 756 2930.) The Charity Hat Walk in aid of Cotlands, theSomersetWest Night Shelter and the AnimalWel-fare Society Helderberg. The walk starts at 17:30at the Square in Paardevlei, 11 De Beers Avenue,with theprize-giving takingplaceatDeVeldeLifes-tyle Centre at 19:00. Entry fee: R80, R50 for chil-dren under 12. Dogs are welcome. 0MoniqueTomlinson: 021 840 0003, 083 229 1224.

MONDAY 24 NOVEMBERSOMERSET WEST:) TheArthritis FoundationHelderberg’s lastmeet-ing for the year takes place at Mediclinic Vergele-gen at 19:00. Jeanne van der Merwe of MayfairWellness Centre and Tai Chi Master Lesley-AnnGreen discuss and demonstrate the flowingmove-ments of Tai Chi. All welcome. 0 Aletta van derWatt: 083 270 4842.) The support group of the SA Depression andAnxiety Group (Sadag) meets in the Pienaar Hallof the Coronation Avenue Methodist Church at18:00. 0 Ruach Counselling Centre on021 852 8176 or 2 rudyardh7@ gmail.com.

WOENSDAG 26 NOVEMBERMACASSAR:) Die Macassar Methodiste Kerk hou van 10:00

’n dag van gebed en nooi alle kerke uit om deelte neemaandie geleentheidwat bydie kerk plaas-vind. Daar word beplan om na al die ingangevan die dorp te gaan en bid vir vrede, drank- endwelmmisbruik, gesinsgeweld ens. Vir navrae ofmeer inligting, bel vir Mev. J Wentzel by074 835 9155.

STRAND:) Die NG Kerk Lourensrivier-Strand hou vanaf12:30 tot 13:30 snuffelmark. Besoekers kan uit-sien na ’n ware inkopie-fees. 0 021 853 5991.

GORDON’S BAY:) The Carols by Candlelight with the SA NavyBand takes place at the Naval College at the OldHarbour, 18:30 for 19:00. The Lions Club ofGordon’s Bay implores the public to donate non-perishable foods, which will be included in Christ-mas hampers for needy recipients. 0 Paula:082 896 8913.

AN ART AND WINE AFFAIR: TheSomerset West Night Shelter holds itsfourth annual Art and Wine Auction onFriday 21 November. The event will beheld at Surfside Bistro (shop 12, StrandPavilion Centre, Beach Road) in Strandfrom 19:00. Visitors can look forwardto beautiful works of art and qualitywines being auctioned off at affordableprices. The night shelter, however, stillrequires a few modern art pieces, aswell as wine, and implores the public todonate any saleable items. Tickets atR50 (includes snacks) are available atthe night shelter. For more informationor enquires contact Paddy Judd on083 701 6504. Here are Andrew Mor-ton, local businessman and co-owner ofthe Surfside restaurant, with local artistJane Barnes.

Drs van Wageningen & Partners Inc.Diagnostic Radiologists

Vergelegen Mediclinic, Somerset West

One Year Later

thOn Saturday the 15 , we commemorated the first anniversary

of the devastating flood that brought our practice to its knees in

November 2013.

During that particular night the Lourens River broke its banks

and it resulted in our SomersetWest practice being completely

destroyed.

We lost all our imaging equipment, computers, cabling,

server, dedicated software and telephone system.

One year later we are proud to announce that we have

succeeded in re-building our practice fromscratch.

All our imaging equipment had to be replaced in the process

and we are now again offering a state of the art service to the

community.

We are grateful to our patients, referring doctors and Medi

Clinic for their understanding and support during this difficult

period and we would like to make special mention of our staff

because none of thiswould have been possiblewithout them.

In the immediate aftermath they were not discouraged by the

massive disruption, but reported promptly for duty and jumped in

and assistedwhere they couldwhether it was cleaning up, sorting

ormaking inventories.

The staff, regardless of their job titles, offered to do paperwork for

weeks on end at different locations and many of them worked

long hours especially at other practices e.g. Stellenbosch.

This enabled us to continue with rendering a service to our

patients evenwhile functioningwithout ourmain practice.

It took us nearly 4 (four) months to become fully operational again

andweare very proud ofwhatwehave achieved.

Whenwe look back we realize that this disaster brought us closer

together andmadeus stronger.

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Anafternoonof funatHopeMusic Festival

Elgin’s own forest amphitheatre will be hostingJesse Clegg, Michael Lowman, AKing, Mr Cat andthe Jackal and the Nomadic Orchestra at Paul Clu-ver in a Hope Music Festival on 29 November.

The proceeds of the concert will be donated to Them-balitsha, an organisation that assists desperate peoplein the Elgin area.Gates open at 14:30 and the concert starts at 15:00.Tickets are R200 for adults and R100 for children.A family ticket costs R500 and admits two adults and

two children.Bookings are now open at Computicket.

Jesse Clegg will be one of five live acts at the HopeMusic Festival at Paul Cluver in Elgin. All proceeds ofthe event will be donated to Thembalitsha, a charityorganisation that helps those in need in the Grabouwand Elgin areas.

GIGGuide) Friday 21 November:• Mississippi Disco will be perform-

ing at Bertie’sMooring inHarbour Is-land, Gordon’s Bay from 21:00. Freeentry.• LivemusicbyAndréNelatPicasso

Restaurant in Somerset West from20:00. 0 Renette: 076 754 6166.

) Sunday 23 November:• AnnJangle andBassonLaubscher

will get the crowd moving at Bertie’sMooring from 18:00. Entry is free.

Catch alive per-formanceby AnnJangleand Bas-son Laub-scher atBertie’sMooringon Sun-day.

SUNSET RIDERS TO ROCK THEHELDERBERG: Live performances bythe four-piece rock band, Sunset Riders,can be seen in and around the Helder-berg in November and upcomingmonths. The band, who play a selectionof original compositions coupled withre-worked rock classics from the 60sand 70s, will be performing at: Name-less Pub in Main Road, Somerset Weston Thursday (20 November); the Hat(Helping Animals Together) Festival atHathersage Farm in Gordon Road, Som-erset West on 30 November; a popularmusic festival in Hangklip on 26 Decem-ber; and Bertie’s Mooring in Harbour Is-land, Gordon’s Bay on 30 January. Tofind out more about the band, visit theirFacebook page or send an email [email protected].

LUCY KRU-GER COMESTO TOWN:Award-win-ning South Af-rican song-stress LucyKruger will beperforming atFred & Max inSomerset Weston Friday 21November.She and An-dre Leo willbe bringingtheir colourfulsoundscapes, dreamy melodies and primalrhythms to the Helderberg at 19:00. Entranceis free and the venue can be contacted on021 788 5849. Visit www.lucykruger.com formore information.


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Met so ’n Kersgeskenk gee onsnie alleen ons kinders of kleinkin-ders iets wonderliks eendag wan-neer hulle dit nodig het nie, maarons leer hulle om te spaar en dattyd hulle vriend is as hulle vroegmet enigiets begin. So kom onsmaak hierdie Kersfees ’n verskil;kom ons begin bou aan ’n toekomsvir ons kinders.

My kollega RonaldKing het die anderdag ’n baie relevanteartikel geskryf oorons gewoonte om virkinders geskenke tegee.Dit issoveelmak-liker omvir ’n vierja-rige dogter ’nKersge-skenk te koop as vir’n 18-jarige seun.

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JOINING INTERNA-TIONAL RANKS: A Som-erset West language ser-vice company, LanguageInc, has just joined theranks of a few internation-al companies with full com-pliance to the EN15038code – the world’s only in-ternationally acknowledgedquality standard for trans-lators. Pictured here is NicoNortjé, MD of LanguageInc.

ONE OF A KIND: Iron Horse, locatedin the Somerset Business Park, is a pre-mium motorcycle dealership, servicecentre and manufacturer of motorcycles.The business is proud to announce thatthey recently acquired the Royal Enfielddealership and will be bringing it backto the Helderberg. They are also stock-ists and dealers for the exciting newrange of EBR (Erik Buell Racing)motorcycles. Visit www.iron-horse.org.za. for more information.PHOTO: CASSY VAN EEDEN


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STER-LEERDER:Marco Peek, ’n gr. 7-leerderaan Laerskool Lochnerhof, is as die topleerdervir hierdie jaar in sy graad aangewys. Hyhet trofeë ontvang vir ekonomiese bedryfswe-tenskap, Afrikaans, Engels, wiskunde, sosialewetenskap en natuurwetenskap. Marco het ’n100% jaarpunt vir wiskunde (100%, 99% en98% vir die drie kwartale). Hy het ook diekultuurseun 2014-trofee gewen nadat hy aswenner van die Helderberg Eisteddfod aange-wys is; hierdie prys deel hy met ’n leerdervan Beaumont Primêr. Marco is in die eind-ronde van die biblioteek-leeskompetisie asdie mees belowende leser uit 941 Wes-Kaap-se leerders in die Engelse kategorie aange-wys. Marco het ook die derde plek in die‘Mathematics in Action Olympiad’ verower,waaraan 211 Wes-Kaapse skole en 3 118gr. 6- en 7-leerders deelgeneem het.

BRIGHTSTAR: Gab-by Thomas,a Gr 7 pu-pil and dep-uty headgirl at Som-erset WestPrimary,roped in 13certificatesand seventrophies aswell as anumber ofbookawards at the recent award ceremony.Gabby received prizes for Technology,English Home Language and Literature,Afrikaans Additional Language; Mostversatile senior phase learner; Advertis-er floating trophy for the best publicspeaker in Gr 7; an Academic meritaward (88%), Karen Pollard trophy:Most improved netball player; Esmé deVilliers trophy: Most promising tennisplayer; Greyling trophy: Most promis-ing u. 13 hockey player; the most ver-satile in sport, and sportsmanship aswell as for her participation in the vari-ous sport codes.

PHOTO: JAMEY GORDONGIFTED VOICE:Liam van Dyk, aGrade 6 learnerfrom Somerset Col-lege, has been ac-cepted in the Drak-ensberg Boys ChoirSchool for 2015.After successfullyauditioning for thechoir, Liam was ac-cepted to attend the school where hewill complete Gr 7, 8 and 9. Liam isone of 36 boys from the 400 applicantswho were accepted at the school. He isthe only boy from the Western Capewho will be attending the DrakensbergBoys Choir School next year.

WAT WIL JY WORD?: Die Macassar Primêre Skool het op Saterdag 25 Oktober ’n loop-baandag aangebied waar leerders volgens hul toekomstige beroepe aangetrek het. Die Ma-cassar-polisie se sosiale misdaad-afdeling het ook aan die program deelgeneem, met sers.Charlton Cloete wat die kinders aangemoedig het om die polisiemag as werkgewer te oor-weeg. Oud-onderwyser Freddie van Rensburg het ook met die leerders gepraat oor onder-wys as ’n beroep. By die leerders is voor van links, sers. Charlton Cloete, Anita Jooste (al-bei Macassar-polisie) en Freddie van Rensburg. FOTO: SERS. CHRISY LEWAKS

SES-UIT-SES: Die o. 13-krieketspelers van Laerskool Hendrik Louw het die jaarlikseses-aan-’n-kant kriekettoernooi by Laerskool Stellenbosch gewen. Hulle is (van links)Zander Bergmann (onderwyser), Tiaan Engelbrecht, Liam Kloosman, Taro Stegmann,Leigh Robyntjies, Lian Carpenter, Chadwin Brown, Johan Koekemoer (onderwyser) enRudie Bergmann (onderwyser). FOTO: CHANTEL HALE

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80TH BIRTHDAY: Marie Ogiela, a member of the Helderberg Rotary Anns, recently celebrated her 80th birth-day with club members. At the back are Kathy Boonzaier, Elza du Plessis, Pauline Brinkworth, Sandra Solms,Marie Ogiela, Sue Blues, Maureen van Tonder, Margaret Richards, Bridie Whittall, Sheba du Plooy and LoyceFandam. Front: Tejane van der Gryp, Bett Casciati, Carol Vader and Heide Parkinson.

MARRIED: Abie Robertson from Strand and Jolene Daniels fromMacassar exchanged vows on 2 August.

FOOD AND WINE: Thefirst Lourensford Foodand Wine Affair heldlast weekend was ahuge success with hun-dreds of people flock-ing to the estate.Theevent, sponsored byCheckers, overflowedwith delicious food,quality wines, live mu-sic and fun activitiesfor children. Hein Bak-kes, Simone Solomansand Bev Durant en-joyed tasting some ofthe vast variety of localwines at the event.

Ian Johannesand MercyWorlfordenjoyed sam-pling the pro-duce of localbrewerieswhile beingentertainedby great livemusic.

Andrew andSeth Solo-mons hadfun visitingall the differ-ent stalls atthe event.

Mark andMarionBryant withtheir childrenRichard andDanny at thefestival.

Trisha and Elroy Parmee from theWest Coast enjoyed the event.

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Pets sterilised to curb cancerEberVet Community VeterinaryCare (EVCVC) recently held acharity sterilisation campaignin support of Breast CancerAwareness Month.Local veterinarian Dr Hill-

didgeBeersaysvery fewpetown-ers know that breast cancer canalso affect their dogs and cats.Beer says the incidence of

breast cancer in dogs is one infour female dogs and in cats al-most 50%for females. Half ofthese cancers in dogs are malig-nant, which means they can

spreadtotherestof thebody;85%of cancers in cats are malignant.Beer adds that breast cancer inpets can be prevented and possi-bly be eliminated completely ifthe animal is sterilised before itsfirst heat.The first 30 pets to be sterilised

at the Country Animal Clinicwere those rescued by the FallenAngels organisation in TableView.“Wearehappytohaveprevent-

ed breast cancer in these ani-mals,” said Beer.

TROUKLOK-KE: KeathWentzel en La-tanya Moeratvan Macassarhet op 8 No-vember trouaan mekaar be-loof in dieplaaslike Meto-diste kerk. Keithis die seun vanJacoba en NoelWentzel, lid vandie bekende N2jazz-orkes, enLatanya, diedogter vanBridget en Moe-gamat Moerat.FOTO: BERNADET-TE ROSSI

VISIT BY CONSUL GENERAL: The Consul General of the Netherlands, Bonnie Horbach, recently visitedthe Lord Charles Ladies Club. Seen here with her are (from left) Jenny Lewis (club member), Marianna deVilliers (chairperson), Serge Fourlon (managing director of NH The Lord Charles Hotel), Bonnie Horbachand Trucia O’Grady (club member).


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DistrictDistrict SocialsSocials Stuur alle sosiale foto’s na / Send all social photos to:[email protected]

Somerbal vir rugbytoervirHoërskoolGordonHoërskool Gordon het Saterdag ’n Somerbalby die skool gehou.

Die geldinsamelingsdans was ten bate van dieskool se rugbyspan wat in Junie 2016 na Italiësal toer. Die skool beplan dat 21 leerders en negevolwassenes, insluitend onderwysers en ouers,op die toer sal gaan. “Dis vir baie van die seuns’ngeleentheidomdiewêreldtesien,”sêskoolhoofBernard Simons, wat ook die rugbyspan afrig.

Mense wat ’n bydrae tot die toer wil maak kanSimons by 021 852 2540 bel.

Christal February en Charlene Thompson het dieSomerbal van die Hoërskool Gordon se rugby-span bygewoon.

Sylferd Stoffels, David Jantjies, Lucinda Sylvester en Velma Cox het die geldinsamelingsdans bygewoon.

Charl, Heather en Rochelda Esau, en Louise Sauls het die aand geniet,waar die welbekende Kallies Dance Band gaste vermaak het.

Mark Arendse, Glynnis Jemanie, Andrew Arendse, Valerie Arendse, Tanya Anthony, Chris Christians enMonique Petersen het die dans ondersteun.

Cecilia Mintor en Deon Klaasen wasook by die Somerbal.

Marshall Sauls en LizaanMentoor het die geldinsame-ling ten bate van die rugby-span se toer ondersteun.

Noël Hendriks, Desiré Titus, Celeste Solomon en Bernard Simons(skoolhoof en rugbyspan-afrigter) het die funksie geniet.

Dream Tree says thanksThe Dream Tree School for chil-dren with autism in Somerset Westhosted dinner last Friday to thanktheir sponsors for their continuoussupport.

Guests were treated to a delight-

ful evening with live classical mu-sic and a dinner prepared by re-nowned culinary maestro CraigCormack of Morgenster Estate.

An auction was also held to raisefurther funds for the school.

Baulye Jansen and Marleen Adri-aans enjoying a glass of cham-pagne from Benguela Cove.

PHOTOS: CASSY VAN EEDEN

Petro van As, Frans van As, AdaOskuisen and Arian Oskuisen weregreeted at the door by an acousticguitar performance before dinnerwas served.

Hugo Blaisse, Dick Samson and Ryan Steytler sharing a joke at the event.

Monique Bredal and Megan Bartenjoying hors d’oeuvres and cham-pagne while socialising with theschool’s benefactors.

Dianne and Bjorn Kessler enjoyingsome refreshments before the auc-tion and dinner.

The team behind the Dream Tree School are (from left): Chuki Williams(occupational therapist), Marilet van Rooyen (tutor), Charis Hawkridge (co-teacher), Henriette Hubers (founder and owner of The Dream Tree School),Elaine Brand (teacher), Yolandi Watkins (teacher) and Lindsay Hoblyn (co-teacher).

GRAHAM DE LANGE

18/11/1955 - 16/07/2014

Your first birthday inheaven.

May the winds ofheaven blow softly, and

whisper in your ear, how much we loveand miss you and wish that you werehere.

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Two years ago your goldenheart stopped beating and yourhard-working hands were laid

to rest.God broke our hearts to proveto us, He only takes the best.“Softly the leaves of memories

fall. Slowly we pickand gather them all.

Because today, tomorrow andtill our lives are through,We will always love and

cherish you”.We miss you son,

DU PLESSIS, JEAN-PIERREDU PLESSIS, JEAN-PIERRE21/2/1976 – 21/11/2012

Love Dad, Mom, Angelique, Armand, Charlie and Oum's.

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OLIPHANT

INGRID JOHANNA

19-11-1954 - 25-5-2014

Ons wou so baie graag ophierdie dag ( 19 Nov.) saamjou 60ste verjaarsdag vier.Maar, omdat jy self so baieuitgesien het na hierdieverjaarsdag weet ons daarword fees gevier in die hemelvir jou. Ons jubel in stilte in onsharte en gees.

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ANNA CUPIDO06.12.1929 - 18.11.2014Oud matrone van Macas-sar Anna Cupido stil heen-gegaan. Begrafnis 9h00Sat 22/11/14 te Calvynse

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IN MEMORIAM

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MEYER BAREND15.11.1947 - 07.10.2014

This is your 1st birthdayaway from us Oupa.We thought of you withlove today. Those we lovedon't fade away, they walkbeside us every day. Love& miss you. Loving wifeLorraine, children & grand-children

FISCHER - APPOLLIS27.11.1935 - 19.11.2005

Our dear dad & grandfa-ther passed away 9 years

ago. You are foreverengraved in our hearts.Always remembered andsadly missed by Ameron,Clelland, Kyle and Connor.

REGINA (INA) ROEMS22.12.1955 - 21.11.2103"Ja" n jaar is verby maardie pyn sal nooit verdwyn.Ons as familie mis jou

vreeslik baie maar ons gunjou die rus. Van jou ver-langde familie en vriende

CONGRATULATIONS

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GUESS WHO'S 21Slamat on your birthday.May the Almighty Allahspare u many more yearswith us. Inshallah Ameen.Love: Mommy, Daddy and

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1405

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1635

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MISCELLANEOUS

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ROTTANGSTELBESTAANDE UIT 3 sit-plekbank, 2 ronde banke,koffietafel met glas, tveenheid (alles rottang) +TV stel vir R2800 onder-handelbaar. Kontak 083703 4640.

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1660

TOWNSHIP ANIMALRESCUE will be at theSteynsrus Road Bridge onSat 22 Nov from 11:15-2pm with beautiful dogs,puppies, cats & kittens ofall shapes, sizes and ages.Foster or permanenthomes desperately nee-ded and property torent on which to houseour rescued dogs.Tinned dog and cat foodurgently needed.Without this we willhave to close down andmany dogs and cats willsuffer in the town-ships. Tel. 021 855 1824or 084 423 5991 for moreinfo. www.townshipani-malrescue.co.za

WANTED TO BUY

1675

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3660

NURSERY SCHOOLEDUCATOR

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0 ATTENTION 0Housewives - Elite HouseCleaning provides servicesdaily/weekly for SpringCleaning, Windows &Ironing. Dalien 082 3355027

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JOHN is looking for job astiler, painter, paver, garde-ner. Ref: 082 823 2616Wendy. Call 083 330 1845

JULIETH a Zim lady islooking for housekeeping.Call 078 284 7338. Refsavail.

KELVIN a Malawian islooking for a job as a gar-dener/housekeeper.3 days. 061 716 0070

NOMATTER a Zim lady islooking for char work.Mon - Fri. 071 061 7901.Anytime

PATIENCE is looking for 3days char work. Speak Eng& Afri. Ref avail. 073 4479998

PRECIOUS a Zim lady loo-king for domestic work. 10Yrs exp & permit. 078 9067488. Ref. available.

PRINCESS a Zim ladylooking for char job. 4Days. Call 078 715 6646.Ref: Lisa 082 572 7475

RICHARD a Malawian islooking for garden/ house-keeping work. Call 063034 8374

SAMUEL a Malawian guyaged 32 is looking for gar-den work. 073 206 7007.Ref: Margaret 082 3004046

SIFISO a Zim lady is loo-king for full time domesticwork. Exp with permit.078 964 9906

SOUTH AFRICAN ladylooking for char work.Mon - Fri. 28 Yrs old. CallBabalwa 078 184 4942

STELLA A MALAWIANis looking for a job as ahousekeeper Monday toFriday. Contact 071 8254206

YUZZIE a Malawian islooking for a gardeningjob. 083 887 4158. Ref: 082442 4038



Cure Day Clinics - Group of Day Hospitals

Marketing PositionsSomerset West

Job requirements:• A marketing degree (BCom) or three year Diploma inMarketing / PR

• Three year’s relevant experience in a dynamic servicesenvironment. Medical industry (health; pharmaceutical;NGO) experience would be advantageous

• Strong interpersonal, presentation and communicationskills

• Strong analytical and problem solving skills• Excellent organisational skills• Integrity and sensitivity for confidentiality• Ability to function independently and to take initiativesupported by a dynamic and creative working method

• Outstanding planning and organising skills in order tomanage time effectively

• Knowledge of the private hospital industry as arecommendation

• Willingness to work after hours and to travel• Computer literacy in MS Office• A valid code 08 / EB driver's licence

Job responsibilities• The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring afavourable relationship between key stakeholders, mainlybetween doctors, other medical practitioners, medicalfunders and other relevant companies ie suppliers ofequipment, etc.

• Accept ownership of company marketing strategies• Recruitment of new doctors• Coordination with clinic management• Marketing of doctors to establish referring relationshipbetween doctors

• Management of relations pertaining to liaising with doctors,practice managers and receptionists

• Co-ordination of the CPD programmes for doctors• Organising of networking and social events• Maintenance of the doctor database• Targeted electronic media marketing messages andcampaigns

• Social media management• Corporate social community project management• Marketing collateral planning and execution• General marketing activities to promote hospitals andcompany to the general public, the community, doctors andmedical funders ie advertising, open days

• Reporting on monthly basis• Analysing of data

All applicants will be considered, with the understanding thatpreference will be given to the designated groups inaccordancewith this locality's Employment Equity Plan.

Employment Status:Full time

Type of Remuneration:Basic salary

Other benefits: Cellphone allowance, contribution towardsmedical aid

Job Location:SomersetWest

Application detailsApplicants for this position must send detailed CV and proof ofqualification(s) to [email protected]. If you donot receive a reply within 14 days of your application for thisposition, consider it unsuccessful.

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ADMIN ASSISTANT/CASHIER. Looking for ayoung, enthusiastic,vibrant female for a busyretail store in the Somer-set Mall area. At least 2years experience in retailenvironment.Send CV to [email protected]

ASSISTANT NEEDEDfor auto electric workshop.Please fax your CV to021 8508478. For enquiriesphone 084 224 4625.

DRINGEND BENODIGDAME met naaldwerkondervinding viralterasies. Skakel Joey 021851 0930 of 072 520 9043.

Busy supermarketseeking Receiving Clerk

andRETAIL STAFF.

Please fax CV and ID to086 564 9167.

DAMES POSTEBESKIKBAAR

1.Assistent Bestuurder2.Toonbank AssistentKontak Chantell by

Flameros 021 8547774

DOMESTICS NEEDEDfor housecleaningservice. Only directphone calls accepted.Tel. 072 720 0308

Driver needed in Strand/ Somerset West area.Must be neat & presenta-ble. Requirements:-Valid drivers license & PDP-Min. 2 years exp. on delive-ries and driving with a load.-Clean driving record.-Good communication skillsin English.-Must be punctual.-Knowledge of the roads inCape Town important.-Willing to work overtimeand weekends if required.-No criminal record.Salary R3500 - R4000 pm.

Send CV to:[email protected]

AANDAG!!! VERDIENBOGEMIDDELDEINKOMSTE.

Hendrik 072 807 8603.

NEEDLE WORKERURGENTLY needed tostart immediately.

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BOEDELKENNISGEWING

ESTATE NOTICE

F IRST AND F INAL L IQU IDAT ION ANDDISTRIBUTIONACCOUNT INESTATELATEJOHN EDWARD STRONG, Identity Number 3507065036 080, A Pensioner of 123 Da Gama Street, Strandandwhoat his death on the 2May2014wasmarried outof community of property to Patricia Valentine Strong,whichmarriage was not subject to the accrual system intermsof Section 2 of theMatrimonial PropertyAct, 1984 (Act 88/1984)..

ESTATENo23040/2014

NOTICE is hereby given that the First and FinalLiquidation andDistributionAccount in theabove Estate will lie for inspection at the Office of theMaster of theHighCourt, CapeTownand of the Magistrate, STRAND for a period of 21 daysas from21NOVEMBER2014.

MORKELANDDEVILLIERS INC.Agents for ExecutrixTheForum,13DramaStreet,POBox 43,SomersetWest 7130JCK/hjvr/KS000025

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BOEDELKENNISGEWING

ESTATE NOTICE

F IRST AND F INAL L IQU IDAT ION ANDDISTRIBUTION ACCOUNT IN ESTATE LATERICHARD GORDON BUNDING, Identity No 3305075077 081,APensioner of 45 Monte Vista Crescent andwho at his death on 27 June 2014 was married inCommunity of Property to JOAN AMELIA BUNDING,identityNo. 440822 0053 087.

ESTATENo25238/2014

NOTICE is hereby given that the First and FinalLiquidation andDistributionAccount in theabove Estate will lie for inspection at the Office of theMaster of theHighCourt, CapeTownand of the Magistrate, SOMERSET WEST for a periodof 21 days as from21NOVEMBER2014.

MORKELANDDEVILLIERS INC.Agent for ExecutrixTheForum,13DramaStreet,POBox 43,SomersetWest 7130JW/hjvr/JB00091

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BOEDELKENNISGEWING

ESTATE NOTICE

IN DIE BOEDEL VAN WYLE HENDRIKALBERTUS DU TOIT VAN NIEKERK, ID NR310803 5047 081, WEWENAAR, VAN ODEON710, KUSWEG 66, STRAND, WAT OP 11MAART2014OORLEDE IS

BOEDELNOMMER : 23217/14

Krediteure en debiteure word hiermee versoekom hulle eise in te dien en hulle skulde te betaalbinne ‘n tydperk van 30 (DERTIG) dae gerekenvan datum van verskyning van hierdieadvertensie af.

LEONFRANK&VENNOTE(Verwysing :MMarais)POSBUS208SOMERSETMALL7137

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BOEDELKENNISGEWING

ESTATE NOTICE

Take notice that VERAOLGAHART-DAVIES ofCOTTAGE358,HELDERBERGVILLAGE,BAKKERSKLOOF ROAD, SOMERSET WEST,MANDYHART-DAVIESofCOTTAGE358,HELDERBERG VILLAGE, BAKKERSKLOOFROAD,SOMERSETWESTand JACOBUSKOTZE VAN WYK of DU PLESSIS &HOFMEYR INCwere appointed as curators on5DECEMBER2012 in the estate ofPHILIPHART-DAVIES,IdNo291108 5158 08 3,currently residing at LIVEWELL SUITES, 41LOURENSSTREET,SOMERSETWEST.Master's ref. CR196/2012.

DuPlessis&Hofmeyr IncP0Box19157129SOMERSETWEST(Attorneys for theEstate)(Ref.AHAVENGA/lj)

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BOEDELKENNISGEWING

ESTATE NOTICE

F IRST AND F INAL L IQU IDAT ION ANDDISTRIBUTION ACCOUNT IN ESTATE LATE MARYSTANFORD, Identity Number 211119 0053 085,Widowed Pensioner of 43 Bowden Park, SomersetWest and who died at Somerset West on 14th May2014.

ESTATE No 22535/2014

NOTICE is hereby given that the First and FinalLiquidation andDistributionAccount in the

above Estate will lie for inspection at the Office of theMaster of theHighCourt, CapeTown

and of the Magistrate, SOMERSET WEST for a periodof 21 days as from21 NOVEMBER 2014.

MORKELANDDEVILLIERS INC.Co-Exeutors13DramaStreet,POBox 43,SomersetWest 7130JCK/mm (KS026)

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TO LETOFFICE/RETAIL PREMISESComplimenting Beauty & Health industry.

Approximately 47m² plus 2 toilets, kitchen &bash basin.

10 Parking bays.Caledon Street, Somerset West.

R8800 including water & electricity.

Contact 079 138 3302 to view [email protected] for floorplan.

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TFD is a dynamic engineering group that specialise to deliverturnkey projects to a diversified client base. This is a unique

opportunity for exposure in a variety of technical fields.Website:

Mechanical Technician Positions are availableRequirements:Practical skills; Valid driver's license; Available to work

on-siteClosing date: 25 November 2014

Application only via e-mail:[email protected]

www.tfdesign.co.za

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USA MOBILE CARNIVALNOW RECRUITING

See the USA and get paid with FREE

FLIGHTS and accommodation. incl!

Successful applicants must be hard

working, enjoy physical labour in an

outdoor environment and be between

21 and 32 years old.

Send your CV, valid SA Passport,ID and drivers license [email protected] /

T: 021 552 9183 F: 021 552 9198Apply online.

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MEDICAL

AUTHORIZATION CLERK(SOMERSET WEST)

Our company is seeking the service of an Authorization Clerk to

commencedutyas soonaspossible.

The successful candidatewill be responsible for scrutinizing our patients’

medical aid coverage and obtaining prior approval for radiology

procedures frommedical aids. It will be expected of him/her to keep up

todatewith the latest changesconcerningmedical aids.

Minimum requirements:

• Matric;

• Provenexperience inauthorizationswithmedical aids;

• Knowledgeandunderstandingmedical terminology;

• Computer literacy: MSWord&OutlookExpress;

• Mustbedeadlinedrivenandable toworkwithaccuracy.

Recommendation:

• Medical aid/health carebackground;

• Knowledgeof Eminance;

Skills:

• Mustbeable towork independentlyaswell aspart of a team;

• Attention todetail;

• Patientorientation& initiative;

• Excellent communicationskills in EnglishandAfrikaans;

• Reliable.

Please note that only short-listed candidates will be contacted. Should

you not receive any form of correspondence from us by middle

December, please consider your application to be unsuccessful.

We will consider all applications in terms of our Employment Equity

plan.

Closing date: 27 November 2014.

Kindly forward your 2 pager CV to [email protected]

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NASORG / AFTERCARE:Werksure / Hours: 12:00 - 18:00

Filling of VacancyJanuary 2015

Vorige ondervinding sal in aanmerking geneem word.

Sterk organisatoriese eienskappe.Tweetalig wees : Afrikaans / English.Hanteer van huiswerkklasse – aanbevelingonderwysondervinding en -opleidingSluitingsdatum: 1 Desember 2014Closingdate: 1 December 2014**CV's to the school either by fax, mail or hand.ONLY CANDIDATES ON THE SHORT LIST WILL BE CONTACTED.

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APPLICATIONSARE INVITED FORTHE POSITION OF BURSAR

(Governing Body appointment) Hours: 7:30 – 15:30Duties include: Creditors, debtors, stock,

procurement, petty cash book, bookkeeping to balancesheet, budget preparation and control, payroll, statuaryreturns, financial year end and liaising with auditors,routine office and administration tasks and ensuringthe effective use and administration of school assets.Requirements: Grade 12, but tertiary qualifications

beneficial. Computer literate and proficient in Pastel,Excel and Word. Preference will be given tocandidates who have a minimum of 5 years’

experience and who have previously worked in aschool environment. Integrity, accuracy, ability to

work under pressure, good command of English andexcellent communication skills.

Commencement of duties: 21 January 2015Please send your CV to:

The PrincipalP.O. Box 87, Stellenbosch, 7599e-mail: [email protected]

Telephone: 021-8876807Fax: 021-8878090

Closing date for applications:1 December 2014

The school reserves the right not to make theappointment. Only shortlisted candidates will be

contacted. Should you not hear from us by 8December 2014 please accept that your application

has not been successful.

RHENISH GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLA top-ten school in the Western Cape

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RHENISH GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLA top-ten school in the Western Cape

APPLICATIONS ARE INVITEDFOR A SGB POST

TO START 21 JANUARY 2015:

MATHEMATICS AND GEOGRAPHY,GR 8 and 9

State other subjects & extra-murals offeredTeaching experience essential

English MediumCLOSING DATE: 1 December 2014

Submit letter of application, CV, and testimonials to:The Principal

PO Box 87, Stellenbosch, [email protected] 021 887 8090

Enquiries:Tel 021 887 6807

The school reserves the right not to make theappointment. Only shortlisted candidates will becontacted. Should you not hear from us by 5

December 2014 please accept that your applicationhas not been successful.

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ESTATE AGENTSJoin the brightest

light in town!

Chas Everitt and Rose McFallare looking for someone

special, could that be you?

If you have the experienceand the drive let's meet to

discuss our future. Mail yourname and cell number to

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· Vorige ondervinding sal in aanmerking geneem word.· Moet oor organisatoriese vaardighede beskik.· Moet tweetalig wees : Afrikaans / Engels.· Moet as skeidsregter kan optree.

Sluitingsdatum: 5 Desember 2014Closing date: 5 December 2014

Laerskool

HENDRIK LOUW

Primary School

P.O. Box 94, STRAND 71039Piet RetiefstraatSTRAND 7140

E-mail:[email protected]: 021 853 8978Tel: 021 853 1045

ONLY CANDIDATES ON THE SHORTLIST WILL BE CONTACTED.

CV's delivered to school by hand or sent by email [email protected]. Telephone number 021 853 1045 ext 4.

SPORT AFRIGTERS / COACHES

FILLING OF VACANCIES: January 2015Krieket, Rugby en Hokkie

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In the matter betweenHERITAGE VILLAS BODY CORPORATE PlaintiffandJEFFREY ALAN ROLFE First DefendantBEVERLEY JEAN ROLFE Second Defendant

NOTICE OF SALE

KINDLY TAKE NOTICE THAT a sale in execution of theunder mentioned goods will be held at 13H00 on

thTUESDAY, the 9 day of DECEMBER 2014 at 2THOMPSON BUILDING, 36 SEARGANT STREET,SOMERSETWESTon the consisting of:

1. 1 x MERCER TELEVISION R 2 000.002. 1 x DSTV R 200.003. 1 x SAMSUNG DVD R 300.004. 1 x 3 PIECE LOUNGE SUITE R 1 500.005. 1 x DISPLAY CABINET (ANTIQUE) R 2 000.006. 1 x RUSSEL HOBBS COOLING FAN R 900.007. 2 x EASY CHAIRS R 800.008. 1 x 6 PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE R1 300.009. 1 x MICROWAVE R 300.0010.1 x FURO GAS STOVE & BOTTLE R 3 000.0011. 1 x DESK R 200.0012.1 x PRINTER R 200.0013.1 x LAPTOP R 900.0014.1 x SAMSUNG TOP LOADER R 400.0015. 1 x CHEST FREEZER R 500.00TOTAL R14 500.00

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anglers managed to weigh in fish. JacquesViviers won the competition with four kob.Second was Hans Strydom with one white

steenbras and one hottentot andthird was Wikkie van Dyk withthree kob.Most of the fish were caught

from “Die Eiland” and “DieGruis”.Stomp se baai at Uilenkraals-

mond delivered quite a number ofgaljoen which had to be releasedas the galjoen season is nowclosed.During the Pearly Beach An-

gling Club meeting held on Satur-day evening Philip Fourie waschosen as club captain for 2015.The rain and swells up to five

metres were not conducive fordeep sea boat angling this past

weekend.The inclement weather and rough water

(langbeen water) also restricted shore andboat angling along our section of False Bay.Oneanglerdidhowevermanagetocatcharea-sonable size galjoen on Melk Bay beach,which he returned to the sea.On Saturday Gordon’s Bay angler Henry

August, fishing on Strandfontein beach “thefridge”, saw only three anglers at the venueand only one kob of 14 kgwas landed.Hemen-tioned this spot is usually crowded, but thecoarse sea and sporting events on TV seemedto have kept anglers at home.Besides having a good start to the Summer

kob season there are also good signs of plentyofbirdsworkingonsmallbait fishoff thereefsin theStrand.Theseare indications that therecould be a good elf season for a change, thatis if the trek netters in False Bay don’t wipeout complete shoals of elf of all sizes and otherspecies.Fishing clubs and individuals should keep

lobbying against trek netting in False Bay.Good news for professional and weekend

boat anglers is that the snoek came aroundfromGroen Duine into Buffel’s Bay on Satur-day. Only two commercial boats who bravedthe conditions managed to boat ±50 fish.For all your reel repairs and services con-

tact Art on 021 854 3831.Send your fishing news and photos to

[email protected]

The tables were turned between anglerand seal this weekend when Jan Louwmanaged to extract a large kob from theclutches of a seal at HarbourIsland on Saturday.

Jan noticed there were largeshoals of harders (mullet) nearhis boat’smooring inHarbour Is-land andwhile catching a few forbait he saw a seal next to his boatstruggling to subdue a large fish.He quickly grabbed the gaff on

hisboatandgaffed the fishwhichturnedout tobean11 kgkob.Thekob had been grabbed by thethroatandvery littledamagehadbeen done to it by the seal.RiaanSteyn reported that very

few fishwere caught in the shoreangling competition held byPearly Beach Club on Saturday.He said 55 anglers took part and only five

Signs of a good elf season abound

Helderberg shore angler Ashraf Pylman withthe 7,86 kg kob (970 cm) which he caughtfrom the harbour wall at Harbour Island onSaturday.

CLASSIC-WENNERS: Die prysuitdeling van die algehele wenners van die Pennypin-chers Mountain Bike Classic, wat bestaan uit drie resies, naamlik: Die Hottentots Hol-land Classic, Die Simonsberg Classic en die Greyton Classic, is onlangs by HelderbergCycle World in die Meltz-gebou gehou. Die wenners was (van links na regs) Ulindi vanHeerden (derde vrou), Karin Winterbach (tweede vrou), Petie Viljoen (eienaar Helder-berg Cycle World), Glenn Norrie (derde man), Heinrich Sullwand (tweede junior) en Ka-rel Keyser (eerste junior). Afwesig: Jurgens Uys (wenner mans), Mike Posthumus (twee-de man), Tanya Rabie (vroue-wenner) en Matthew Lombardi (derde junior).

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DE HOOP GHOLFDAG: Die 14de jaarlikse De Hoop Gholfdag is op 7November gehou en was weereens ’n groot sukses. Vanjaar is die gholf-dag deur Helderberg Insurance Brokers (HIB) geborg. ’n Groot groep van144 gholfspelers het aan die gholfdag deelgeneem, wat een van dieskool se grootste geldinsamelingsprojekte is. Die vroue wat die registra-sie vir die dag gedoen het is (van links) Natalie Williams, Tarryn Bradleyand Jacqui Maccioni.

Uitgevat in swart en pers en gereed om in die De Hoop Gholf-dag te speel is (van links) Paul Louw, Riaan Beyers, Hugo Jouberten Frikkie van Wijk.

Ryan Ueckermann in aksie tydens De Hoopse 14de gholfdag.

Zelda van Wijk was een van die vroue watdeelgeneem het.

Charl Holwill speel ’n goeie hou tot op diesetperk.

Mike de Villiers hou sy kop af en sy oë opdie bal.

Ryno Geldenhuys wys hoe om ’n gholf-bal uit ’n sandkuil te speel.

Die manne vandie dag se bor-ge, HelderbergInsurance Brokers(HIB), wat ookgespeel het, isBennie Marx, Jo-han Potgieter,Wally Herbst enJoe van Staden.

Roean Coetzee, Wynand Cillié (De Hoop skoolhoof), Anton Lerm, Wou-ter Coetzee en Vos Muller (nie op foto) het derde plek verower.

Die naaswenners was Johan Potgieter, Wynand Cillié (De Hoopskoolhoof), Wally Herbst, Natalie Williams (registrasie) Bennie Marxen Joe van Staden.

Die waardige wenners van die De Hoop Gholfdag met hul pryse isIan de Jongh, Dries Jacobs (sr.), Wynand Cillié (De Hoop-skoolhoof),Dries Jacobs en Riaan Jacobs.

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VERGELEGEN

DATE: 25 November 2014TIME: 10:00-16:00VENUE: Mediclinic Strand, Altena Road, StrandCONTACT: Garth Smith on 021 850 9000

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Local tennis stars shineinBolandMini Series

Top young tennis playersthrilled and entertainedthe crowds at the Sports-man’s Warehouse BolandMini SeriesMasters tennistournament on 2 and 9 No-vember at the Strand Ten-nis Club.

This prestigious event saw80 of Boland’s top selectedplayers qualifying for a shotat the Masters title.

Some great close matchesenthralled the tennis fansduring both days of the se-ries.

Among the numerous localplayers who impressed andclaimed their share of the sil-verware at the tournamentwere Daniel du Toit, PhilipFranken, Lance-Pierre duToit and Evangeline du Toit.

The final results were:Boys 10 and under: BenjaminCox (position 1) beat Sebas-tiano Sola (position 2) 5-2;Boys 12 and under: Luan Kri-ge beat Le Roux Strydom 6-3,6-1; Boys 14 and under: PierreMalan beat Aaron Marks 6-2,6-3; Boys 16 and under: Danieldu Toit beat Christiaan vander Wath 3-6, 6-0 and 7-5;Men’s Open: Philip Frankenbeat Lance-Pierre du Toit 6-3,6-3.

Girls 10 and under: Nerinevan der Walt (position 1) beatKelly Arends (position 2) 6-1;Girls 12 and under: AlmeJordaan beat Maretha Burg-er 4-6, 6-4, 6-0; Girls 14 and un-der: Margerite Hartung beatDaniela Davidyan 6-2, 6-4;Girls 16 and under: CindyDorrington beat Evangelinedu Toit 6-0, 6-3; Women’sOpen: Corin de Waal beatCiney Bekker 6-3, 6-4.

Helderberg tennis player Philip Franken beat Lance-Pierredu Toit 6-3, 6-3 in the Men’s Open Finals of the SportsmansWarehouse Boland Mini Series Masters tennis tournamentplayed on 2 and 9 November at the Strand Tennis Club.

Daniel du Toit shows some of the form which helped himbeat Christiaan van der Wath 3-6, 6-0 and 7-5 in the 16and under age group.

HelderbergwontheirFirstDivisionBawaymatch against Yorkshire last weekend byseven wickets.

The weather put a dampener on the firstday and play only started at 14:00.

Captain Vincent Castle lost the toss andwas asked to bat first.

The innings got off to a shaky start whenopener Gary-John Sylvester (4) lost hiswicket early on.

Vincent Castle (28) and Leneal Trezi-ers (44) steadied the ship and batted respon-sibly,withTreziersnevergivinganyindica-tionthat therewasaproblemwiththepitch.Helderberg ended their innings on 135/10with Yorkshire having to bat seven oversbefore the end of the day.

The Helderberg bowlers took advantageof the conditions and Christo Southeystruckwiththefirstballoftheinnings.Cody

Davids added insult to injury, claiming awicket with the first ball of the second over.

Yorkshirelosttwomorewicketsandwereon 10/4 at the close of play on day one.

Play resumed 30 minutes earlier on Sun-day due to time lost on day one.

Helderberg were determined to finishYorkshireoffquicklyanddid just thatwhenSouthey (10-5-13) and Castle (7-4-2) took theremaining six wickets and bowled York-shire out for just 18 runs.

Yorkshire followed-on with a deficit of117. Their batsmen did not give up withouta fight and made Helderberg field for 83overs before they were bowled out for 158and with a lead of only 41 runs.

Helderberg lost threewickets inthechaseto win the game. Gary-John Sylvester (15)and Junaid Sylvester (16*) were the bestbatsmen for Helderberg.

Helderberg impress to beatYorkshire by sevenwickets

Hottentots HollandCricket Club lookset for another convincingwinHottentots Holland Cricket Club’s first teamappear to be a commanding position in theirmatch against Kensington, which resumesthis Saturday.

The match could only start after 14:00 dueto the heavy rain on Friday night and was re-duced to 40 first-innings overs.

Hottentots Holland batted first and scored230/3 in their 40 overs.

The top scoring batsmen were A Temoor(92*), R Rhoda (52*), R van Reenen (49) and EPedro (28).

Kensington were no match for the Hotten-

tots Holland bowlers and were all out for 43.Thepickof thebowlerswere:GMoller8-3-11,

R Oliver 4-1-3, W Martin 4-3-2 and A Temoor6-1-11.

Hottentots Holland immediately forced thefollow on and Kensington was sent into batagain and were on 2/4 at the close of play onday one.

The HHCC’s top bowlers in the secondinnings were: G Moller 2-1-2, C Mitchell 2-1-1and A Temoor 1-1-0.

The second and third team matches werecancelled.


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Wetpitchesmake thegoing toughatRadloff ParkHeavy rainfall on Friday nightdramatically affected matchesplayed at Radloff Park on Satur-day morning.

The match between the SomersetWest first teamandMannenbergon-ly started at 14:00 and players foundconditions tough when play eventu-ally did resume.

TomakemattersworseSWCClostthe toss and were sent in to bat first.The openers found the damp pitchdifficult to play and both batsmen

were out cheaply.Daniel Seha and Stephan Southey

then combined to stabilise the in-nings for the home team before amiddle order collapse saw SomersetWest at 41/5.

David Killian (21) then joined Ste-phan Southey at the crease for a 59-run partnership.

This was followed by a seventhwicket partnership of 34 runs be-tween Southey and Michael Osbornand a ninth-wicket partnership of 45runs between Southey and Dean

Vincent.Stephan Southey (94) was the last

wicket to fall and SWCC were all outfor 183.

Manenberg were on 20/1 after 15overs at stumps on day one.

Bishop Lavis found conditions onthe SWCC B field unplayable andwere all out for 12 in their matchagainst the SWCC second team.

This match also had a late startdue to the wet conditions. SWCCwon the toss and put the visitors into bat.

Pierre-Henry Hurn was the de-stroyer in chief returning figures of5-0-5-11.

SWCC also found the going toughimmediately losing two wickets.Skipper Sergio Hilario (38 *) assist-ed by Morne Marais and ChristiaanJooste stabilised the innings to endon 120/4 at the close of play.

The rain accounted for the SWCCthird-team match as well as the ma-jority of the junior matches not be-ing played with only two juniorsides taking to the field.

The u.10 Gremlins travelled toDurbanville where they faced a for-midable Durbanville side.

The homeside scored 215 runs in30 overs.

Simon Odendaal retuned the bestbowling figures of 3-0-2-12. The

Gremlins batsmen never got goingand were restricted to 98 in their 30overs with Riley Norton top scoringwith 26.

The u.10 Goblins faced Blue Bellsat home on Saturday and narrowlylost the match by two wickets.

The Goblins batted first and were

boosted by a late flurry by MatthewWilcock who struck 37 off 21 ballsto take the total to 138 off 25 overs.The match went down to the wirewith Blue Bells sneaking it in theend.

Callum Wilson bowled well torecord figures of 3-0-3-13.

Steven Southey plays a shot of a batsman in form during his superb in-nings of 94 runs scored in difficult conditions against Mannenberg at Rad-loff Park on Saturday. PHOTOS: PETER BEE

A determined looking Francois Killian sends down a delivery for SomersetWest in their match against Mannenberg.

The First Division D two-day match be-tween Macassar and Gugulethu, whichcontinues at the Gugulethu sport groundson Saturday, is evenly poised and couldgo either way.

The game was delayed due to heavy rainand only started at 14:00.

Gugulethu won the toss and sent Macas-sar intobatandmadegooduseof thebowl-er-friendly conditions.

Macassar lost opening batsman ShaunJantjies for 10 in the sixth over. Howeverfellow opener E le Roux played well forhis 28 and with Alton Roberts (40) took thescore to 68/3 in 18 overs.

A middle-order collapse then saw Ma-cassar bowled out for 91 in the 26th over.The only other batsman who offered anyresistance was captain Neil Swartland(13).

The best Gugulethu bowlers were WNkobane 11-3-32, K Pani 8-6-9 and S Mlaku-di 6-1-25.

Gugulethu adapted well to the condi-tions with an opening stand of 40 runs in10 overs.

David Sebastian got the first breakthrough for Macassar dismissing M Xaka-na for 16. After that wickets fell at regularintervals with Julian Fortuin bowlingbrilliantly returning figures of 12-5-36.

Gugulethu tried to up the run rate, butwere dismissed for 138 in the 40th overwith a lead of 47 runs.

The best batsmen were X Mdodwa (67),C Kayawa (20) and X Ngumbula (18).

The other bowlers among the wicketswere Chad Bailey 5-1-12 and Shane Swart-land 4-1-17.

With five overs left the visitors lostopener Shaun Jantjies (2) with the scoreon 7/1 at stumps on day one with E le Roux(3*) and Shane Swartland (0*) at thecrease.

Macassar’s second team won their sixthconsecutive match when they beat Hel-derberg’s second team by three wickets.

Macassar won the toss and bowled firstand had Helderberg in trouble early withthe score on 23/6.

Helderberg fought back to post 71/10 in32 overs.

Macassar’s top bowlers were KennethAdams with 6-4-17 and Robert Hendrickswith 7-4-28.

Helderberg’s bowlers made Macassar’sbatsmen work for their runs and they lostseven wickets before passing the score inthe 26th over with Robin Abrahams topscoring with 26.

He was supported by Kenneth Adams(11*) who was also the man of the match.

Macassar vsGugsmatch evenly poised

Craig Melvill2 [email protected]

Attitude is vital component in cricketThe beauty about cricket is that any team canbeat any other team on any given day.

This is actually evident in all sport, but ifyou don’t pitch up mentally and physically onthe day, you will be beaten.

Take the Proteas for example. They had agreat win against the Aussies in their firstT20 and then lost the next two matches. I’mnot saying they didn’t pitch up for the remain-ing games, but it’s conceivable that compla-cency crept in after their first win.

I tell my players that there is no easy game.Each game is as difficult as the next. As soonas you drop your guard and lower your inten-sity the more chance you have to lose. Alwaysrespect the opposition and respect the game.

It’s very important to have a positive atti-tude in cricket. When facing fast bowling inparticular, attitude is very important. Stand-

ing your ground and “manning up” will goa long way to achieving success. We have seenmany players over the years not fulfillingtheirpotentialdueto lackof therightattitude.Having never say die and the team comes firstattitudes are the one to have. Cricket has aknack of bringing those who don’t respect thegame down to earth with a thump.

The World Cup is around the corner andSouth Africa will once again be under the spotlight. The Proteas will have tobe switched on for every ballof every game if they want towin and there is no reasonwhy they can’t.

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Eleven-year-old Anri Grobbe-laar was voted as the District-Mail/Let’sPlaySportsStarof theyear for 2014 at a special awardsevening held at the SomersetWest Cricket Club on Thursday13 November.

Anri, a Grade 5 learner at Beau-mont Primary School, won the cov-eted award against some stiff oppo-sition, but the judges felt thather se-lection as an 11-year-old torepresent the Western Provinceu.19 women’s cricket team earnedher the winning title.

She is also the only girl at herschool who is amember of the boy’su.12 cricket team as well as a mem-ber of the u.12 boys teamat the Som-erset West Cricket Club.

Anri explains that her brotherJoubert (13) taught her to play thegameandsince theageof six shehasbeenplayingcricketwithhimsince.Shehasalso received specialised in-dividual cricket coaching.

Anri was absolutely thrilled towin the 2014 Let’s Play title and saidthat itwasherdreamtoonedayplayfor the South African women’scricket team. Anri is a multi-talent-ed allrounder and bowls as well asbats. She is also an excellent hockeyplayer and was selected earlier thisyear for the Boland u.12 indoorhockey team.

Among the other candidates whowere also up for the award were:Februarywinner fast-bowler Dami-anCairncross (16)agrade11Hotten-tots-Holland High learner who wasselected for the South African u.17rural cricket team.

MarchwinnerSchalkBurger (15),aGrade10Strand-High learnerwhowas selected for the South Africanjunior shore-angling team to com-pete in France.

April winner Michaella Kretzen(14) from Somerset-West, who is au-tistic and won seven gold and threesilvermedals at the SASportsAsso-ciation Games for Mentally Chal-

lenged Athletes.May winner fly-fisherman Kon-

rad Kuehl (15) a Grade 10 pupil atParel Vallei High who was selectedtorepresentSouthAfrica atthe13thWorld Youth Fly Fishing Champi-onships in Poland.

June’s winner karateka AnkeSmit (16) a Grade 11 Rhenish GirlspupilwhorepresentedSouthAfricaat the second African Youth Gamesheld in Botswana in May.

Continuous sterling performan-ces, capped by South African col-ours in surfing earnedAdinMasen-camp (15) fromStrand theaward forJuly.

Shaunique Hess (15), a Grade 10learner at Strand High representedtheWPu.16 girls teamat the nation-al rugby week in Durban and wasthe Let’s Play Star in August.

SquashplayerRubenViljoen (14),aGrade 8 learner at Paul RoosGym-nasium was ranked in the top 20 inhis age group at the South African

closed champs earlier this year andwas September’s Let’s Play winner.

Erica Greenwho has representedSouthAfrica at twoOlympicGamesin both road cycling and mountain-biking was the guest speaker.

The function was filmed and re-corded by a SuperSport Let’s Play

team and will be flighted on DSTVduring theDecember/Januaryholi-days.

As soon as the dates and the chan-nels onwhich the Let’s Play awardswill be screened become availablethey will be published in the Dis-trictMail.

Anri Grobbelaar (front) with her DistrictMail/Let’s Play trophy and certificate after being selected as the 2014 Sport Star for 2014. With her are (back)Ruben Viljoen, Anke Smit, Michaella Kretzen, Konrad Kuehl, Adin Masencamp, Shaunique Hess and Schalk Burger. PHOTOS: PETER BEE

Erica Green,who repre-sented SA attwo OlympicGames, wasthe guestspeaker.

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Die Strand-tak van dieACVV isin November 1914 gestig in diekonsistorie van die ou NG Kerkin Kusweg.Die ledehet indievroeë jarealle

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jaardes in die Strand het toe geleitot die stigting van Huis Soeterusin1950. In1957 isAnnaLamprechtas eerste maatskaplike werkeraangestel.Nou spog die tak met ses maat-

skaplike werkers, een hulp wer-ker, een gemeenskapsontwikke-laar, twee administratiewe perso-neellede en een algemeneassistent.

In1963isHuisJanSwartgeopenen in 1963 is die ACVV versor-gingsoord begin. In Januarie 2001is Bright Lights, ’n sentrum virhoë risiko kinders, geopen.ACVV Strand bedien Strand se

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Hannelie Koekemoer (hoof), Heleen Meyer (voedseldiensbestuurder),Jackie Dippenaar (boekhouer), Yvette Jansen (suster) en Heila Etsebeth(administratiewe beampte).

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die see, is ACVV Huis Soeterus ’nplekwaar ouer personemet lewens-kwaliteit kan leef. Huis Soeterusbied sorg wat fokus op mense in ’nhuiswaardie lewedraai omverhou-dings.Met Geratec se heerlike, voedsa-

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tuiste te skepwaar inwoners omvat-tende versorging van hoogstaandegehalte in ’n veilige omgewing kangeniet, met die inwoners se welsynwat as hoogste prioriteit geld.Die tehuis se missie is om bekos-

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ners, familie en die gemeenskap, ge-rugsteun deur die doeltreffende be-stuur van hulpbronne en ontwikke-lingsgerigte welsyns- enondersteuningsdienste maak diemissie moontlik.In terme van dienslewering, bied

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die spyseniering, skoonmaakdien-ste en versorgingsdienste. Perso-neel onder leiding van die voedsel-diensbestuurder, verskaf daagliksdrie gebalanseerde maaltye, tee enkoffie en peuselhappies.Versorging word gedoen deur op-

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kamers vir inwoners wat nog semi-selfversorgend is.Op die eerste vloer is daar 43 ka-

mers vir verswakte inwoners en indie anneks is daar ses selfsorg-een-slaapkamereenhede. Daar is altesa-me 77 inwoners by Huis Soeterus.

DieACVVHuis JanSwart in dieStrand is op 16 Februarie 1963amptelik ingehuldig en het van-dag 79 inwoners.Die eiendom is destyds ge-

skenk aan die ACVV deur JanSwart, met die voorwaarde datdaar ’n tehuis vir “ou manne”opgerig word.Swart is oorlede net ’n paar

maande voor die ACVV HuisJan Swart ingehuldig is.Die“oumanne”alleenwasnie

genoeg om die tehuis te vul nie,dus is die boonste vloer beskik-baar gestel vir vroue.In die 1990’s is daar ’n hysbak

geïnstalleer omdat die senior in-woners gesukkel het met dietrappe.

’n Anneks is later aangebouasook die tehuis se siekeboeg.Vandag word daar 79 inwonersgehuisves waarvan 22 in die sie-keboeg is.Die tehuis het lojale werkne-

merswat ’n langverbintenismetdie tehuis en inwoners het.Die Beheerraad en personeel

skep ’n ontspanne atmosfeerwaar daar elke dag voluit geleefwordengereeldbederfwordmetspesiale funksies en aktiwiteite.Inwoners meen dat wanneer

hulle gaan kuier, verlang hullegouterugnahullehuis,mede-in-woners en personeel. “Ons raakgeheg aanmekaar en almal raak‘familie’,” merk een van die in-woners op.

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Die bestuur van Huis Jan Swart is, van links, Andriette de Swardt(ondervoorsitter), Hennie Langenhoven (voorsitter), Marie van derMerwe; Marie de Villiers, Nonnie Briers, Ponie Kritzinger en Jac-queline Roeloffs. Anna-Louise Coetzee en Jasper Verster was afwe-sig tydens die neem van die foto.

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Speelkasteel ’nplekvanpret enonderrigSpeelkasteel, ’n speelskool indie Strand wat deur die ACVVbestuur word, is geseën metliefdevolle en hardwerkendepersoneel.

Die skool het tans 239 kinders enakkommodeer babas, kleuters, gr.R’e en het ook ’n nasorg sentrum.

Vir die twee- tot vyfjarige kin-ders word daar ’n vroeë kinder-ontwikkelingsprogram aange-bied en die Wes-Kaap se departe-ment van onderwys sekurrikulum en assessering be-leidsverklaring (KABV) word virdie gr. R klas aangebied.

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Speelkasteel het reeds ’ngr. R-klas, ’n gr. RR-klas en beoogom in 2015 nog ’n senior. gr. RR-

klas te begin.Speelkasteel bied ook ’n groot

verskeidenheid aktiwiteite aan,soos Playball, Kindermusik, Seet-lief, Monkeynastix, Dance Mouse,Rugga Kids (rugby) en Stimuzone(rekenaarklasse).

Speelkasteel het vanjaar beginmet rekenaarklassevir al die seni-or gr. R- en gr. RR-klasse.

Dié klasse gaan ook gereeld opuitstappies.

Hierdie jaar het hulle reeds dieTwee Oseane Akwarium, diebrandweer, daghospitaal, dietandarts, die veearts, MonkeyTown en Butterfly World besoek.Speelkasteel het ook na ’n opvoe-ring van Cinderella by die Baxterteater gaan kyk.

Van Speelkasteel se kleinerklassies gaan besoek gereeld dieACVV ouetehuise, Huis Soeterus,Huis Jan Swart en Huis van Nie-kerk, om te gaan sing en gediggiesvoor te dra.

Speelkasteel hou graag konserten vanjaar het die kinders hul ou-pas en oumas bederf met ’n mode-parade.

Die speelgroep se Kerskonsertvind eersdaags plaas en diegr. R-klas se gradeplegtigheid isook om die draai.

“Seker die lekkerste verrassingin die jaar is wanneer Kersvaderkom kuier,” sê Ter Haar.

Speelkasteel het tans 38 perso-neellede wat die aflospersoneel in-sluit.

Doris Roman het op 3l Oktoberhaar 37-jaarherdenking diens bydie Speelkasteel gevier.

“Die personeel is almal toege-wyde persone wat graag met kin-ders wil werk en baie liefde het omaan die kleintjies te gee.”

Personeel van Speelkasteelwoon gereeld opleidingsessies bywat die ACVV-streekskonsultantaanbied.

Frikkie Cronje en Plot Plaatjiessorg vir al die herstelwerk, nuweapparaat vir die kleintjies om opte speel en om die skool ’n pragtigeen spoggerige plek te maak.

Geld word jaarliks ingesameldeur ’n dans en modeparade, ’nkonsert, lootjielyste en wegneem-etes.

Die Speelkasteel-kinders geniet ’n happie tydens Mandeladag-vieringevanjaar.

Speelkasteel-maats luister na ’n praatjie oor elektrisiteit, aangebieddeur Eskom tydens vanjaar se Mandeladag-vieringe.

Speelkasteel se kabouters in hul rekenaarklas.

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