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District MAIL HEARTBEAT OF THE HELDERBERG DONDERDAG, 17 JULIE 2014 Price: R6.20 | Tel 021 853 0211 | www.districtmail.com | | districtmail.mobi Diefstal SW-man vertel van mislukte motordiefstal BL. 3 Toegespreek De Lille: Herbou van huise by Donkerbos BL. 5 Club rugby Club rugby resumes this Saturday PG 24 Angs toe rower mes op baba rig JAMEY GORDON ’n Jong ma van die Strand het ’n paar oomblikke van angs beleef toe ’n rower ’n mes teen haar ba- ba se wang gedruk het in ’n gewa- pende rooftog. Toe Maritza van Loggerenberg (24) se 19 maande oue seuntjie een van drie mans wat hulle lastig geval het teen die skouer klap, het dié glo gesê “klap my weer, dan sien jy wat maak ek.” Hy het ’n mes uit sy broeksak gepluk en teen die baba se wang gedruk voor hy die ma van haar kontant beroof het. “Ek het magteloos gevoel toe die man ’n mes uitpluk en dit teen Con- nortjie se wang druk,” het Van Log- gerenberg gesê. Sy vertel die voorval het om- streeks 16:40 verlede Donderdag in die Galloway-sentrum plaasgevind, waar haar haarsalon en woonstel geleë is. Toe sy haar salon wou sluit, merk sy drie jong mans op wat heeldag in die sentrum rondgedrentel en ook in ’n stadium voor haar salon kom staan en gesels het. Een van hulle het vroeër vir haar iets te ete kom vra, en sy het vir hom ’n muffin ge- gee. Van Loggerenberg sê sy het onge- maklik begin voel en haar gehaas om klaar te maak, en ook haar baba by een van die mans geneem wat hom intussen opgetel het. Van Loggerenberg het ’n blikkie met R500 kontant in haar handsak gedruk en die salon gesluit. Op pad na haar woonstel het die mans haar gevolg en probeer om die stootwaentjie vir haar te stoot. By die hyser gekom, het een van die mans haar weer vir “ietsie” gevra, maar sy het gesê sy het nie in daar- die stadium iets by haar nie. Op daardie oomblik het die beang- ste Connor die man teen die skouer geklap. Ná die man die mes teen die baba se wang gedruk het, het hy die mes onder Maritza se keel gehou en die blikkie uit haar handsak gegryp. Hy het haar voor die hyser staan en aangluur totdat die hyserdeur ge- sluit het. “Dis die eerste keer dat ek my kind só bang gesien het. Ek is net baie bly albei van ons het ongedeerd daarvan afgekom.” Die Strand-polisie ondersoek ’n saak van roof. Herman Ras, gewapende reaksie- bestuurder van die Secure Rite-se- kerheidsmaatskappy, ag die voor- val as ontstellend. Ras meen dit is heeltemal barbaars van enige mens om ’n baba se lewe in gevaar te stel en dít om sy ma te beroof. “Die gemeenskap moet saam- staan om misdaad, wat skynbaar in die Helderberg toeneem, ernstig aan te spreek en te bekamp. “Sekerheidsmaatskappye en buurtwagte moet die polisie behoor- lik ondersteun om misdaad te voor- kom en gewetenlose misdadigers stop te sit.” GESIG VAN VERLIES: ‘n Erg getraumatiseerde Margaret Laubscher (83) word deur ‘n Strand Brandweer- man en ‘n bekommerde bystander gehelp nadat die skakelhuis waarin sy gebly het erg deur ‘n brand op Donderdag 19 Julie beskadig is. Lees berig op bladsy 6. FOTO: DELIAH BRINKHUIS

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  • DistrictMAIL

    HEARTBEATOF THEHELDERBERG

    DONDERDAG, 17 JULIE 2014 Price: R6.20 | Tel 021 853 0211 | www.districtmail.com | | districtmail.mobi

    Diefstal

    SWman vertel van

    misluktemotordiefstal

    BL. 3

    Toegespreek

    De Lille: Herbou van

    huise byDonkerbos

    BL. 5

    Club rugby

    Club rugby resumes this

    Saturday

    PG24

    Angs toe

    rowermes

    opbabarig

    JAMEY GORDON

    n Jong ma van die Strand het n

    paar oomblikke van angs beleef

    toe n rower n mes teen haar ba-

    ba sewanggedrukhet in ngewa-

    pende rooftog.

    Toe Maritza van Loggerenberg

    (24) se 19 maande oue seuntjie een

    vandriemanswat hulle lastig geval

    het teen die skouer klap, het di glo

    ges klapmyweer, dan sien jy wat

    maak ek. Hy het n mes uit sy

    broeksak gepluk en teen die baba se

    wang gedruk voor hy die ma van

    haar kontant beroof het.

    Ek het magteloos gevoel toe die

    man n mes uitpluk en dit teen Con-

    nortjie se wang druk, het Van Log-

    gerenberg ges.

    Sy vertel die voorval het om-

    streeks 16:40 verlede Donderdag in

    die Galloway-sentrum plaasgevind,

    waar haar haarsalon en woonstel

    gele is.

    Toe sy haar salonwou sluit, merk

    sy drie jongmans op wat heeldag in

    die sentrum rondgedrentel en ook

    in n stadium voor haar salon kom

    staan en gesels het. Een van hulle

    het vroer vir haar iets te ete kom

    vra, en sy het vir hom n muffin ge-

    gee.

    Van Loggerenberg s sy het onge-

    maklik begin voel en haar gehaas

    om klaar te maak, en ook haar baba

    by een van die mans geneem wat

    hom intussen opgetel het.

    Van Loggerenberg het n blikkie

    met R500 kontant in haar handsak

    gedruk en die salon gesluit.

    Op pad na haar woonstel het die

    manshaar gevolg enprobeer omdie

    stootwaentjie vir haar te stoot. By

    die hyser gekom, het een van die

    mans haar weer vir ietsie gevra,

    maar sy het ges sy het nie in daar-

    die stadium iets by haar nie.

    Opdaardieoomblikhetdiebeang-

    ste Connor die man teen die skouer

    geklap. N dieman diemes teen die

    baba se wang gedruk het, het hy die

    mes onderMaritza se keel gehou en

    dieblikkieuithaarhandsakgegryp.

    Hy het haar voor die hyser staan en

    aangluur totdat die hyserdeur ge-

    sluit het.

    Dis die eerste keer dat ek my

    kind s bang gesien het. Ek is net

    baieblyalbei vanonshet ongedeerd

    daarvan afgekom.

    Die Strand-polisie ondersoek n

    saak van roof.

    Herman Ras, gewapende reaksie-

    bestuurder van die Secure Rite-se-

    kerheidsmaatskappy, ag die voor-

    val as ontstellend. Ras meen dit is

    heeltemal barbaars van enigemens

    om n baba se lewe in gevaar te stel

    en dt om sy ma te beroof.

    Die gemeenskap moet saam-

    staan ommisdaad, wat skynbaar in

    die Helderberg toeneem, ernstig

    aan te spreek en te bekamp.

    Sekerheidsmaatskappye en

    buurtwagtemoetdiepolisiebehoor-

    lik ondersteun ommisdaad te voor-

    kom en gewetenlose misdadigers

    stop te sit.

    GESIG VAN VERLIES: n Erg getraumatiseerde Margaret Laubscher (83) word deur n Strand Brandweer

    man en n bekommerde bystander gehelp nadat die skakelhuis waarin sy gebly het erg deur n brand op

    Donderdag 19 Julie beskadig is. Lees berig op bladsy 6. FOTO: DELIAH BRINKHUIS

  • 2DistrictMail

    17 Julie, 2014

    Nuus

    News

    STELLAR TESTIMONY: Strand Po

    lice acting station commander, Lt

    Col Franklin Plaatjies received a let

    ter from a prosecutor at the Strand

    Magistrates Court acknowledging

    the good work by Detective Consta

    ble Xolile Ngqambuza. The letter

    was in reference to the manner in

    which Ngqambuza managed to successfully convince the court that it was

    not in the interest of justice to release an accused on bail. The prosecutor

    said Ngqambuza delivered his evidence in a concise and logical manner.

    Plaatjies (left) congratulated Ngqambuza.

    CRIME SNIPPETS

    Somerset Mall stores burgled

    Two Somerset Mall stores, Game and Hi, fell

    prey to burglars during the early hours of

    Thursday morning (10 July).

    According to Sergeant Suzan Jantjies, the

    exact times of the incidentsis unclear.

    Jantjies says in both cases the suspects

    gained access to the stores via the roof. The

    men made off with laptops, cellphones and

    tablets from both stores. Two cases of busi

    ness burglary are being investigated.

    Anyone with information can contact Detec

    tive Sergeant Elaine Pillay: 021 850 1332.

    Polisie benodig publiek se hulp

    Die Strandpolisie benodig die publiek se

    hulp met sy ondersoek na die moord op n

    47jarige man.

    Die hawelose man is laas op 18 April in Piet

    Retiefstraat gesien toe hy aan die agterkant

    van n kantoorgebou gaan slaap het. Hy is

    die volgende oggend op di plek, dood aan

    getref. n Lykskouing het getoon dat die man

    vermoedelik versmoor of verwurg is.

    Enigeen met inligting kan die ondersoek

    beampte ao. Janine Cloete by

    021 854 9100 bel.

    Drunkdriverarrested

    CASSY VAN EEDEN

    At around 01:15 on Sunday 13

    July amale drunk driver was

    arrested after his vehicle hit

    a pavement, an eight-metre

    iron gate and a fence and fi-

    nally it smashed into a tree.

    The alleged suspect also de-

    stroyed a municipal electrical

    box belonging to Blue Crane Fu-

    nerals in Gordons Bay Drive,

    which left the business without

    electricity.

    Without power, their phones

    would have been disconnected

    and the funeral homecouldhave

    lost out on business as a result.

    The gate and fencing also be-

    longed to Blue Crane Funerals

    and have since been cleared.

    Constable Mbulelo Mafuna,

    spokesperson for the Strand Po-

    lice confirmed that the incident

    took place and that the man was

    arrestedonSundaymorning.He

    was charged with reckless and

    negligentdriving,drivingunder

    the influence and malicious

    damage to property.

    The scene in Gordons Bay Drive where a drunk driving incident trashed part of Blue Crane Funerals

    premises and cut their electrical supply.

    Police plan public

    meeting to discuss crime

    Business owners and managers in the

    Strand policing areas are invited to attend

    a publicmeeting on Tuesday 22 July at 19:00

    in the Strand Secondary School hall.

    Strategies to deal with the increase in

    crime in the area will be discussed.

    Call Constable Mbulelo Mafuna on

    021 854 9117 for more information.

    Happy hour at BPDisa Express

    oppositeWaterstone Village

    Get your free copy of the DistrictMail from 24 July to 21

    August by spending R60 or more between 17:00 and 18:00

    at theBPExpressShopoppositeWaterstoneVillage.First

    100 customers apply. This offer excludes purchasing of

    electricity, airtime, gas and fuel.

  • 3DistrictMail

    17 July, 2014

    Nuus

    News

    Manvertel vanmisluktemotordiefstal

    DELIAH BRINKHUIS

    Toe hy inmyo spuit, was dit

    asof ek met blindheid geslaan

    is.

    Dis hoe Jannie Schenck (73)

    van Somerset-Wes die peper-

    sproei-aanval op hom, verlede

    Vrydag, onthou.

    Volgens Schenck was hy op

    pad na die kliniek in Hoofweg,

    Strand toehy syToyotaYaris net

    voor 07:00 by die Fasie-Faure

    plein, agter Hoofweg parkeer

    het.

    Schenck vertel dat dit toe nog

    skemer was en dat daar slegs n

    paar ander motors geparkeer

    was. n Paar meter verder het hy

    twee mans aangeloop sien kom.

    Volgens Schenk het hy, nadat

    hy die motor gesluit het, om die

    kar geloop om seker te maak dat

    dit reg geparkeer is. Sekondes la-

    ter het hy die skok van sy lewe

    gekry toe hy aan-geval word.

    Met die omdraai het ek net

    WOEP! gevoel toe ek teen die

    kop geslaan word, vertel hy

    grootoog. Schenck s dat een van

    diemans homvinnig omgeswaai

    het en dat die ander een hommet

    pepersproei gespuit het.

    Hy is na bewering ook n twee-

    de keer gespuit. Als het so vinnig gebeur,

    dit was sekondes.

    Die mans het sy broeksakke deursoek en

    sy motorsleutels uitgehaal waarna een van

    die mans die motor oopgesluit het en in die

    kar geklim het. Hy kon egter nie die motor

    aangeskakel kry nie.

    Volgens Schenk het hy toe besef dat die

    mans sy motor wou steel.

    Nous hier n gemors, ek sal moet keer,

    het ek gedink, vertel hy.

    Ek het geskree dat daai plek antwoord

    gee, ek het net HELP HELP geskree.

    Binne sekondes het n sekerheidswag aan-

    gehardloop gekom.

    Volgens Schenck het n groot fris kaalvoet

    man in nkortbroekengewapenmet ngholf-

    stok vanuit n ander rigting aangestorm ge-

    kom.

    Waars hy, waars hy?

    Ek sal hom vrek slaan!

    het hy geskree, onthou

    Schenck.

    Volgens Schenck het sy

    aanvallers laat spaander.

    Hulle het besef dinge

    raak tewarm. Toe ekweer

    sien woerts, het hy uit

    die kar gespring en het

    hulle indie rigtingvandie

    nabygele arkade gehard-

    loop, vertel hy.

    Met ondersoek het

    Schenck ontdek dat die

    sleutel in die aanskake-

    laar afgebreek het.

    Hy s nog n jongerige

    manhet byhulle komaan-

    sluitomtehelp.Hykoneg-

    ter nie die gebreekte sleu-

    telverwydernieomdatdie

    motor nie wou aanskakel

    nie.

    Na n paar probeerslae

    het die motor wel aange-

    skakelenisdiesleutelver-

    wyder.

    Die sekerheidswag het

    water gebring sodat

    Schenck sy o kon spoel.

    Hy het slegs dankbaar-

    heid vir die dapper mans

    wat hom te hulp gesnel

    het. Die fris geboude man het Schenk na sy

    huis geneem om sy motor se spaarsleutel te

    kry.

    Syhaarkapper-vrou,Elbie (69) isdankbaar

    dat hy nie erger beserings opgedoen het nie

    en dat hulmotor veilig is. Nou dat als verby

    is en ek helder kan dink, besef ek hoe geluk-

    kig ek was dat niks erger gebeur het nie, en

    sal nie weer daar parkeer nie, s Schenck.

    Jannie Schenck was onlangs die slagoffer van n mislukte motordiefstal.

  • 4DistrictMail

    17 Julie, 2014

    Nuus

    News

    Massiewegrondeis vir Firgrove

    DALEEN FOUCH

    Ditgaannieoorgeldnie,ditgaan

    oor gemeenskap.

    Dit is die woorde van die nuutge-

    stigte Concerned Citizens of Fir-

    grovewat beplan om n grootskaalse

    grondeis inFirgrove in te diennadat

    die proses weer op 30 Junie vir vyf

    jaar heropen is.

    InwonersvanFirgroveisgeduren-

    de die apartheidsjare onder die

    Groepsgebiedewet uit di landelike

    gebied verwyder.

    Violet Mnyimba, voorsitter van

    die Concerned Citizens of Firgrove,

    s die Firgrove-gemeenskap was n

    mengelmoes van ras en kultuur,

    maar was soos familie vir mekaar.

    Sy s bruin inwoners is rondom

    1971 verskuif na Macassar en swart

    inwoners is in 1975 na Mfuleni ge-

    skuif. Ons gemeenskap is uitme-

    kaargeskeur.

    Mnyimba vertel dat wit inwoners

    van Firgrove al in die sestiger jare

    aanges is om na Somerset-Wes te

    skuif.

    Sy s mense wat voorheen grond-

    eienaars was moes huurders word

    en in baie gevalle ismense n skame-

    le bedrag betaal vir hul grond.

    Die idee van n grondeis is vir die

    eerste keer verlede jaar by n Firgro-

    ve-reniegeopper.Daar is reedsdrie

    vergaderings met die voormalige

    Firgrove-gemeenskap gehou en on-

    geveer 1 000 mense het aangedui dat

    hulle deel van die grondeiswilwees.

    Benedicta van Minnen, raadslid

    van Firgrove, s sy is nie bewus van

    die grondeis nie, maar meen dit is

    nou Firgrove se tyd in die son.

    Sy s daar is baie gevalle in Suid-

    Afrika waar mense van hulle grond

    verwyderismetbaieminofgeenver-

    goeding nie. Dit is daarom n goeie

    ding dat die proses heropen is.

    Mnyimbamoedigvorigeinwoners

    van Firgrove aan om deel te word

    vandiegrondeis.Dieorganisasiewil

    soveel moontlikemense betrek voor

    hulle die eis indien. Daar sal op 24

    Julie n werksessie gehou word, ge-

    volg deur n vergadering op Sondag

    27 Julie by die Horskool Zandvliet.

    Virmeer inligting, bel virMnyim-

    baop076 584 8525of virCorneliusTi-

    mie by 078 921 4654.

    Die Concerned Citizens of Firgrovekomitee is (agter van links), Elford en

    Violet Mnyimba en Lionel Fourie. Voor is Pieter Adams, Clara Lavandal en

    Cornelius Timie. FOTO: DALEEN FOUCH

    Lwandle eviction hearings getting nasty

    Politicalmudslingingescalatedwith

    the start of the public hearings into

    the Lwandle evictions this week.

    Both theCityofCapeTownandthe

    province opted for written submis-

    sions and reserved their right to

    comment on the inquirys findings

    on Tuesday.

    Western Cape premier Helen Zille

    said theinquirycommitteeeffective-

    ly gave the province, its human set-

    tlements department and the city

    one working days notice to prepare

    an oral submission.

    Zille also said the committee prob-

    ing the Lwandle evictions has all the

    hallmarks of a political hit squad,

    as it consists mainly of ANC parlia-

    mentary members.

    Zille further pointed out that

    SesKhona has allegedly been in-

    volved in facilitating and encourag-

    ing land invasions, hijacking the re-

    lief efforts by the City for their own

    patronage purposes and involving

    thelocalANCcouncillorsintheseac-

    tivities.

    She says charges have been laid

    against members of SesKhona and

    a local ANC councillor Mbuyiselo

    Matha, for allegedly kidnapping se-

    curity guards on the Sanral site and

    holding them hostage.

    The City submission highlighted

    the following key elements:

    Only73of thepeopleevicted from

    the Sanral land are legally on the

    Citys housing database.

    Most are relatively new entrants

    to the list.

    There are currently over 15 000

    individuals on the Helderberg hous-

    ing database who have been waiting

    for a housing opportunity.

    2 300 of these people havebeenon

    the database (1979 to 1998) since be-

    fore the first applicants from Lwan-

    dle and Nomzamo.

    Since the beginning of the year,

    SesKhona has actively encouraged

    people to invade the Sanral land,

    selling plots to the evictees for as

    much as R2 500.

    The City will be providing basic

    services such as water and sanita-

    tion once the temporary structures

    on the Sanral site are completed.

    ) Visit www.districtmail.com to

    read the full statements by the City

    and the province.

  • 5DistrictMail

    17 July, 2014

    Nuus

    News

    DeLille spreekdakloses toe

    DELIAH BRINKHUIS

    Patricia de Lille, burgemeester

    van Kaapstad het op n vergade-

    ring in die Garden Village-ge-

    meenskapsaal Maandagaand

    toestemming gegee vir die her-

    bou van huise in die Donkerbos-

    informelenedersettinginSomer-

    set-Wes.

    Stuart Pringle, wyk 84 raadslid,

    asookamptenarevandieStadKaap-

    stad het ook die vergaderingmet in-

    woners van Donkerbos en Garden

    Village bygewoon.

    Di vergadering volg op n week

    van geweldadige behuisingsprotes-

    aksiewat verledeDinsdagbeginhet

    nadat onwettige strukture in die

    Donkerbos-informele nedersetting,

    duskant die Somerset-Wes spoor-

    wegstasie deur die StadKaapstad se

    wetstoepassing en teen-grondbeset-

    tingseenhede afgebreek is. Die pro-

    tes het geskaleer toe wetstoepas-

    sers die volgende dag die strukture

    wat herbou is, asook talle ander, af-

    gebreek het.

    DeLille het opdie vergadering ge-

    s syhet n lysvan44namevanmen-

    se wie se huise na bewering afge-

    breek is, en dat sy dit sal nagaan om

    te bevestig dat almal wel inwoners

    van die 17 gesloopte strukture is.

    Volgens De Lille het die Stad

    Kaapstad n behuisingsagterstand

    met 400 000 name op die waglys.

    Sy het beklemtoon dat daar slegs

    volgens n waglys gewerk kan word

    omnregverdigeproses teverseker.

    DeLille het ookgenoemdat sy fotos

    van die sloping van die strukture

    hetwatbewysdatditvreedsaamuit-

    gevoer is, dat daar nie mense in die

    huise was met die sloping nie en

    mense nie aangerand is sooswat be-

    weer word nie.

    Randall Thomas en Jesmine

    Klink, lede van die Lourensia Park-

    inwonerskomitee, het egter met

    haar verskil. Volgens Thomas was

    di fotos met die eerste sloping van

    die strukture verlede Dinsdag ge-

    neemenniemetdiegeweldadigeop-

    volg toe die wetstoepassers en Me-

    tro-polisie die volgende dag mense,

    insluitend n swanger tiener, aange-

    rand het nie.

    Klink s sy was wel in n huis toe

    dit die tweede keer afgebreek is en

    datsyhardhandiguitdiehuisgeruk

    is en ookmet haar kruk oor die kop

    geslaan is. Volgens Klink het sy vi-

    deomateriaal en fotos van die aan-

    randings en het sy reeds n aanran-

    dingsaak by die polisie geopen.

    De Lille het mense aangeraai om

    aanrandingsbywyk84raadslidStu-

    art Pringle te rapporteer en ook by

    die polisie te open.

    Volgens De Lille kon mense slegs

    tot Dinsdag in die gemeenskapsaal

    gehuisves word. Sy het beloof dat

    die afgebreektemateriaal nagegaan

    sal word en materiaal aan mense

    verskaf sou word as daar gevind

    word dat dit in so n mate beskadig

    is dit nie hergebruik kan word nie.

    De Lille het beklemtoon dat slegs

    17 strukture op die munisipale

    grond in Donkerbos gebou mag

    wordendatdieaangrensendegrond

    die Passasier Spoor-agentskap van

    SA (Prasa) seeiendomisenstruktu-

    re nie hier opgerig mag word nie.

    Pringle het ook genoem dat die

    aansoeke vir die huur van die onbe-

    woonde huise van die Stad in Gar-

    den Village gesluit is, en huurders

    hiervoor reeds goedgekeur is.

    n Behuisinginligtingsdag waar

    mensehulbesonderhedeopdieStad

    se databasis kon nagaan, en ook hul

    name op diewaglys kon plaas, is vir

    Dinsdag (15 Julie) beplan.

    Kaapstad burgemeester, Patricia de Lille by n gemeenskapsvergadering

    oor die Donkerbos informele nedersetting. Langs haar is raadslid Stuart

    Pringle. FOTO: DELIAH BRINKHUIS

    Macassar mans gesoek

    vir gewapende roof

    Die Macassar-polisie is op soek

    na drie mans in verband met n

    onlangse gewapende roof.

    Volgens polisiewoordvoerder,

    sers. Chrisy Young, het diemans

    op Dinsdag 8 Julie twee vroue

    met nvuurwapengedreigenvan

    n selfoon beroof.

    Young s die vroue het na be-

    wering omstreeks 01:30 buite

    hulle huis in Marvin Park gesit

    toe diemans vanaf Zandvlietweg

    in hul rigting geloop het.

    Een van die mans, wat serpe

    om hulle gesigte gehad het, het

    nabewering nvuurwapenopdie

    vroue gerig en aangedring dat

    hulle hul persoonlike besittings

    oorhandig.

    Volgens Young het een van die

    vroue n selfoon wat sy in haar

    hand gehad het oor die grens-

    muur gegooi. Young s al hoe

    meer gewapende rowe vind op

    diedorpplaasenmensemoetver-

    sigtig wees.

    Diemansword beskryf as lank

    en skraal en het swart baadjies

    gedra. Een van die mans het n

    vierkantige gesig en sy een voor-

    tandwasuit.Mensemetinligting

    kan Young by 082 469 0854 bel.

    Cansa Relay registration opens

    Registration for theCansaRelay for

    Life Helderberg, which takes place

    on 7 and 8 February 2015, is now

    open.

    The first team captains meeting

    for the 2015 event is this Saturday

    26 July at 15:30 at the Strand Lions

    Club on the corner of Myburgh and

    Napier Street, Strand.

    Anyone wanting to enter a team

    in this inspirational event is invited

    to the meeting.

    Cansa Relay For Life is an over-

    night event consisting of teamsof 10

    peoplespendingupto12hourswalk-

    ing around a track.

    Relay For Life celebrates survi-

    vors, funds research and cancer ed-

    ucation, inspires the public to be-

    comeinvolved in theCancerAssoci-

    ations (Cansa) advocacy efforts,

    and makes important services pos-

    sible for patients and their families.

    Team members take turns walk-

    ingarounda track so that each team

    has at least onememberwalking on

    the track all the time.

    Thisprogrammeusually includes

    inspirational stories, and truly

    highlights the importance of fight-

    ing cancer.

    For further informationabout the

    Cansa Relay contact team chairper-

    son: Lucille Kruger: tlkruger1@

    gmail.com or on 072 9286135; or

    event chairperson Caroline Puren:

    [email protected] or

    on 073 204 5979.

  • 6DistrictMail

    17 Julie, 2014

    Nuus

    News

    Vrou,83,gereduit skakelhuis

    DELIAH BRINKHUIS

    Toe ek die deur

    oopmaak, was daar

    net vlamme.

    So vertel Dulcie

    Smit, huurder van

    een van die skakel-

    huise in Victoria-

    straat wat Donder-

    dagoggendin nbrand

    beskadig is.

    Smit het in die ska-

    kelhuis gewoon waar

    die brand uitgebreek

    het.

    Volgens Smit het sy

    omstreeks 07:30 die

    noodkretevanMarga-

    ret Laubscher (83)

    vanuit haar slaapka-

    mer gehoor.

    Smit s die bed was

    in ligte laaie en dat sy

    kombuis toe gehard-

    loop het om water te

    haal.

    Die vlamme was te erg en ek kon

    nie n tweede keer water gaan haal

    nieenwounetuitdiebrandendehuis

    kom, het sy vertel.

    Volgens n toeskouer is die brand

    na bewering deur n brandende kers

    wat omgeval het veroorsaak.Die per-

    soon glo die bedlampie het onklaar

    geraak en die kers is toe aangesteek.

    Volgens Smit was Laubscher be-

    kommerd oor haar worshondjie en

    wou nie die huis verlaat nie.

    You have to come out, or you will

    die, het Smit glo aan haar ges.

    Volgens n inwoner van Van Ryne-

    veldstraat, sekerheidsbeampte

    Shaun Oosthuizen, het hy vir sy kol-

    legagewagomhomvirwerkopte laai

    toe hy digte rookwolke uit die huis

    sien borrel.

    Hy en sy kollega Franco Agostini

    het gaan ondersoek instel.

    Volgens Oosthuizen was Smit

    reeds buite die huis. Die hoof-huur-

    der,MargaretLaubscher (83),waseg-

    ter steeds binne.

    Volgens Oosthuizen wou Laub-

    scher aanvanklik nie die huis ont-

    ruimnie omdat syhaarworshondjie,

    CJ gesoek het.

    Sy het aan die sekerheidshek vas-

    gehou en ek moes haar dwing om uit

    te kom.

    Toe albei vroue veilig was het die

    mans die deur van die buurhuis, wat

    deel van die skakelhuis is, oopge-

    breek om seker te maak dat daar nie

    mense in was nie. Volgens Oosthui-

    zen was daar niemand nie, maar kon

    hulle wel n beangste African Grey-

    papegaai uit sy kou red.

    Volgens Laubscher se dogter, Be-

    verleyMartin, woon haarma tans by

    haar broer in Parow-Noord en is CJ

    ongedeerd. Martin s dat sy hom nie

    konakkommodeernieomdat syRott-

    weilers het en hy tans tuis is by n

    dieresorgliggaamwat spesialiseer in

    worshonde.

    Volgens Theo Layne, woordvoer-

    der vir die Stad Kaapstad se brand-

    weerdienste, is die oorsaak van die

    brand op hierdie stadium onbekend.

    Lede van die Strand se Brandweerdienste besig om die brand in Victoriastraat te blus.

    FOTO: DELIAH BRINKHUIS

  • 7DistrictMail

    17 July, 2014

    Nuus

    News

    HIKE IN PARKING TARIFFS: The

    City of Cape Town increased its park

    ing rates as from the beginning of Ju

    ly. According to Brett Herron, mayoral

    committee member: transport for Cape

    Town, the updated parking tariffs

    were adopted by the City Council as

    part of the 2014/15 budget. The tar

    iffs are not new, but have been ad

    justed for the first time in three finan

    cial years. He says two categories of

    parking tariffs are applied, one for

    the Cape Town CBD (R3 per 15 min

    utes or part thereof) and the other for

    the rest of the metropolitan area (R2

    per 15 minutes). The higher tariff ap

    plied to the Cape Town CBD accounts

    for the higher demand for parking in

    this area. This Ace parking attendant

    in the photo is Shedrek Chimbadzo.

    PHOTO: DALEEN FOUCH

    City slow to shift sewage

    CASSY VAN EEDEN

    On 4 July raw sewage began bubbling up

    into the garden of a Gordons Bay resi-

    dence, the third consecutive year that

    this unpleasant occurrence has hap-

    pened.

    Its never been this bad though, said ten-

    ant Julian White.

    Whitehad first contacted themunicipality

    at 13:00 on 4 July to report the problem, but

    by 5 July, after the heavy rains from the pre-

    vious night, the entire propertywas flooded.

    The owner of the property, Lindsay Eber-

    sohn, also visited the municipality that af-

    ternoon to complain.

    White said that officials from the Water

    and Sanitation Depot only arrived at 17:00.

    They did nothing, left saying theywould be

    back later, said White.

    By 21:00 that evening White just gave up

    and went to bed.

    The following morning, after the entire

    garden had been covered in raw sewage, an

    official arrived and located the blockage.

    White said that the municipal workers

    then used pressurised water in an attempt

    to move the mess away from the house, but

    in the process simply spread it even further

    around the property.

    The following Monday workers returned

    to sanitise the area with chemicals.

    White and his girlfriend were told not to

    enter the garden or let their dogs walk there

    as the chemicals were poisonous. Theywere

    also told that someone would visit the prop-

    erty again in a few days to cover the chemi-

    cals with sand.

    At the time of going to press, no-one had

    visited the property to cover the chemicals.

    Councillor Ernest Sonnenberg, mayoral

    committee member for utility services, said

    that the City of Cape Town sincerely regret-

    ted the fact that the resident had been affect-

    ed that way.

    Sonnenberg said thatwhen the

    problemwas reported, the water

    and sanitation depot had already

    received 20 sewage-related com-

    plaints that day andas suchwas

    unfortunatelyunable toattend to

    this fault before 17:00.

    When the team arrived at the

    residence it had been raining for

    some time. The mains were thus

    fullofwater,andassuchtheteam

    wasunable todeterminethe loca-

    tion of the blockage.

    The decision was taken to re-

    turnwhen the rainhad subsided,

    but the rain continued through-

    out thenight. The team therefore

    only returned early the next

    morning to unblock the system.

    A property in Anchorage Park, Gordons Bay was flooded with raw sewage after the

    heavy rains on the weekend of 4 July.

  • 8DistrictMail

    17 Julie, 2014

    Hoofartikelblad

    Leader Page

    District

    Mail

    Stuur jou sms na

    32465

    Begin die sms met die

    woord MENSE en tik dan

    jou boodskap.

    S jou s

    S jou s

    ) Thank you to John of JKPaint

    ers andDanie Kok of Helderberg

    Roofing for a beautiful paint job.

    No more leaks. Pattersons

    )Winter Wonderland, dont

    just blame weather for the poor

    turnout, this is all about our chil

    dren having some fun, but your

    prices are ridiculous and exorbi

    tant for the average family. If you

    continue this way Winter Won

    derland will fade into the back

    ground and who will you blame

    then?

    )Winter Wonderland, dont

    complain about your poor turn

    out as for a family with three chil

    dren it costs R30 a turn for rides,

    which last a few seconds and

    means children can enjoyamax

    imum of two rides each. We cer

    tainly, like many others, will nev

    er support the event again.

    Gatvol of being ripped off

    )With regards to the vet saga,

    yes I fully agree they can sugar

    coat it as much as they want, but

    its about time the animal hospi

    tals were regarded as surgeries

    and not just a money making

    business. Surely one vet can be

    available at all times and availa

    ble on mobiles after hours. There

    really is no excuse, you chose the

    profession and your clients pay

    your salaries. Remember this.

    ) Plaas spoedhobbels (en nie

    kleintjies nie) op die nuwe Den

    nehofpad in Gordonsbaai.

    S dankie, geluk,

    jammer, lief jou....

    MakingofWarHorse

    Despite the cold and rainy weather on

    Sunday,wehad awonderful response to

    the Making of War Horse.

    Everyonewas in awe andmoved emo-

    tionally too and some wish to see it

    again. I am working on trying to find a

    venue.

    ANITA GLENISTER

    HeavensentHelderbergangels toourdogs rescue

    We, the Hicks family, would like

    to thank each and everyone that

    contributed financially, emotion-

    ally andphysically towards the re-

    covery and well-being of our dog-

    child Midnight. She was almost

    killedbypoisoningand thesociety

    of Helderberg took charge. A spe-

    cial thank you to Retha Fischer

    from Gordons Bay who rushed to

    our home and helped us find a vet

    that could help us at that hour.

    A warm thank you to Dr Karin

    Wilson from the Teva Veterinary

    Clinic, who helped us after hours

    and attended toMidnight immedi-

    ately. To thewhole of TeamTeva

    that cared for her every day and

    kept us updated on her status dai-

    ly. To Kirsten Cilliers from Team

    Tevawhoupdated everyone from

    her personal facebook profile.

    Thankyou toJanineTaylor,An-

    na van der Merwe, Louise Spagn-

    uolo, Nelia Bester, William Frank

    Moffat & Pierre from the group

    Pierre@dieregesondheid/ani-

    malhealth for all the advice and

    for visits to Midnight whilst she

    was still admitted.

    To all the other angels who

    helped us in each and every way

    on facebook, may God bless you

    abundantly.

    We, the Hicks family, will never

    forget what you have done for us

    and Midnight.

    To those whom I have not men-

    tioned by name, we are eternally

    grateful for yourhelp and commit-

    ment.

    Midnight isavery luckygirland

    thanks to all of you she is back

    home.Stayalert to thosewhowant

    to hurt our innocent animals for

    their own benefits, which are also

    illegal. I amhappy to say thatMid-

    night is back to her old self and

    happy to be home and all thanks

    to our own angels from Helder-

    berg. We thank you all and God

    bless.

    KYLIE HICKS

    STRAND

    Dankievir joueerlikheid,MinnieArnolds

    Ekhet gister in eenvandie Somer-

    set Mall se kleedkamers my sel-

    foonbo-opdie toiletrol-houerneer-

    gesit. Iets wat ek nooit doen nie.

    Maar ek was haastig en onoplet-

    tend. Die skoonmaker wat die

    kleedkamersmooi skoonmaakhet

    na my inkopie-waentjie gekyk.

    Iets wat ek ook nooit doen nie.

    Maar die nood was groot.

    Ek is by dieMall weg en halfpad

    op pad terug huis toe in my motor

    het ek besef my selfoon is weg. Ek

    hetsoos nbesetenehuis toegejaag

    en my man van ons huisfoon ge-

    skakel om te s my selfoon is weg

    en die kanse dat ek dit sal terug-

    vind isnul.Die foon is feitliknuut.

    Ek rammel toe die storie af, net

    vir hom ommy koel en kalm in te

    lig dat ekmy foon kan gaan afhaal

    by die sekuriteit-kontrolekamer

    by die kleedkamers waar ek dit

    verloorhet.Ekwas (en is steeds)

    verstom dat dit enigsins kon waar

    wees!

    Dieskoonmakerwatnamykrui-

    deniersware gekyk het, het dit ge-

    kry en gaan inhandig, waarop die

    een sekuriteitsdame my man (my

    laaste oproep was na hom) geska-

    kel het en hom gevra het of hy die

    persoon ken van wie se foon sy af

    skakel. Hy bevestig toe dat dit sy

    vrou sn is.

    Ek kan nog steeds nie glo dat ek

    my foon teruggekry het nie! Wat

    n eerlike mens! Sy kon dit vir

    haarselfgehouheteneksousoveel

    daardeur verloor het.My bank, fo-

    tos enanderpersoonlike inligting

    was daarop. Sy is my heldin! Haar

    naam is Minnie Arnolds.

    Dit is iets wat nie sommer ge-

    beurnie. Ek gaanhaar beloon.Het

    haar vandag gesien en gevra of dit

    sy was wat die foon ingehandig

    het.Sy isdiemeeseerlikeenvrien-

    delike mens ooit.

    ALIDA MLLER

    FACEBOOK

    ClarityonbeneficiariesofMacassarHousingProject

    AsMayorPatriciadeLille statedat

    her public meeting on 26 June, the

    peopleearmarkedfor theMacassar

    HousingProjectwillbedrawnfrom

    those who are already on the hous-

    ing database and who meet the

    qualifying criteria. Residents from

    the Macassar area should not be

    concerned and will be accommo-

    dated if they qualify. The City of

    Cape Town is planning further en-

    gagementwith theProjectSteering

    Committee, elected by the Macas-

    sar community, to move this for-

    ward.

    On30June theCityheldan infor-

    mation day in Macassar to answer

    residents queries about the Hous-

    ing Project and who qualifies to

    move there. Staff from the Human

    Settlements Department assisted

    housing applicants to update their

    contact details and explained the

    qualifyingcriteria fora state subsi-

    dised housing opportunity. Alto-

    gether,around2 400peoplewereas-

    sisted and 1 900 application forms

    were issued. The City also updated

    478 applications and 371 completed

    forms were collected.

    TheCityiscommittedtoworking

    with the people of Macassar to re-

    solve this matter and make

    progress possible.

    JOHN HEUVEL,

    WARD 109 COUNCILLOR

    Whatareyou

    doingon

    MandelaDay?

    On Friday 18 July South Africans

    celebrateMandela Day by giving up

    67 minutes of their time to a worthy

    cause.

    This is also the first year that we

    will celebrate our former Presi-

    dents birthday without him being

    here to witness it.

    Mandela Day is not a public holi-

    day, but a day on which we can hon-

    our the legacy of this great man by

    giving up 67 minutes of our time for

    community service.

    MandelaDayis thesedaysaglobal

    call to actionwith the idea that each

    individual has within themselves

    the power to transform the world

    and the ability to make an impact.

    Helderberg residents of all ages

    and fromallwalks of lifewill be join-

    ing in the celebrations by offering

    their time, efforts andwhere needed

    funds to help those less fortunate

    than themselves.

    Among themanywonderful offer-

    ings are knitting scarves and jer-

    seys, making soup and sandwiches

    and then taking these to shelters,

    schools, old age homes and church-

    es.

    Mandela Day is such a wonderful

    initiative and brings out the best in

    people resulting in hundreds of

    charitablegooddeedsall done inone

    day.

    Wouldnt it be wonderful if we

    could all perform at least one good

    deed or one act of kindness or sup-

    port one charity every single day?

    Think of how much goodness we

    would generate and how much we

    would inspire others to do the same.

    We shouldnt have to wait for one

    specific day in the year before we

    perform a good deed - we should try

    and do something good every day.

  • 9DistrictMail

    17 July, 2014

    Algemeen

    General

    District

    Diary

    Send diary entries to:

    [email protected]

    Weekly deadline:Monday, 12:00

    Wewould like to invite our regular diary

    advertisers to send us pictures of their

    events for inclusion in our Social or Diary

    section.

    THURSDAY 17 JULY

    STRAND:

    ) The Ritma Grizane Art Exhibition at the Rialto

    Art Centre in Mill Street at 19:00. Dress code:

    Semiformal. Alex Chetty: 0 074 655 5778 or

    2 [email protected].

    SOMERSET WEST:

    ) TheSACouncil for BusinessWomen (SACBW)

    Helderberg meets at Chatters at 10:00. Bring

    business cards and brochures and enjoy a fruitful

    morning by meeting other business women from

    the area. Join the SACBW to become a part of

    this vibrant network ofwomen. Formore informa

    tion contact Sonja Lotz on 082 655 9200.

    SATURDAY 19 JULY

    SOMERSET WEST:

    ) TheWestern Cape Artists Society meets in the

    Somerset West Library hall at 14:00. The new

    chairmanwill be introduced, followed by a series

    of instructiveYouTubevideosofworldfamousart

    ists demonstrating their painting techniques.

    Refreshments will be served.

    Cost: R10 for members, R20 for nonmembers.

    0 Chris: 073 756 2930.

    MONDAY 21 JULY

    SOMERSET WEST:

    ) The Compassionate Friends, supporting griev

    ing families following the death of a child, sibling

    or grandchild meet in the restaurant at Mediclinic

    Vergelegen at 19:00 for 19:30. Topic:MyRoller-

    coaster Ride in Grief.

    The Dropbox questions that need understand

    ing will be continued.

    Enquiries:0 AltaVolschenkon084 551 1349 /

    021 856 0717 or 2 [email protected].

    ) Receive a fortnightly mental health checkup

    provided by the support group of the SA Depres

    sion and Anxiety Group (Sadag) at the Corona

    tion Avenue Methodist Church from 18:00

    19:00. Topic of discussion: How are you coping

    with winter and the school holidays?

    0 Ruach Counselling Centre on 021 852 8176

    or 2 [email protected].

    WEDNESDAY 23 JULY

    SOMERSET WEST:

    ) TheHelderberg Cardiac Support Group meets

    in the restaurantatMediclinicVergelegen,17:30.

    Guest speaker: Dr Marelize Swart, a psycholo

    gist. Topic: ReclaimingMental and Sexual Health

    after aCardiac Incident. For reservations or infor

    mation, phone or SMS Hermann on

    079 508 3519, or2 [email protected].

    ) Helderberg Healing Rooms for physical and

    emotional healing, come and experience Gods

    love and power on the second and fourth

    Wednesday of every month from 18:00 20:00

    at the Somerset West United Church, 28 Bright

    Street. 0 021 852 3281.

    THURSDAY 24 JULY

    SOMERSET WEST:

    ) The Reach for Recovery Breast Cancer Support

    Group meet in the boardroom at Mediclinic

    Vergelegen at 09:30 for 10:00. Guest speaker:

    Naomi vanNiekerk. Topic:Mammography de-

    velopments and importance.

    Enquiries: 0 Reach for Recovery on

    082 357 0497.

    Macassar beauties sought

    The search is on forMr andMissMacassar

    RFC 2014.

    The organisers of the competition, the

    Macassar RFC Supporters Club, are call-

    ing on boys and girls between the ages of

    15 and 22 to enter.

    The event will be held on Friday 5 Sep-

    tember at 19:00 at the Macassar High

    School Hall. Entry is R20 per person. Great

    prizes are up for grabs. For more details

    phone Roumy Jemanie on 078 359 4430 or

    Melly Jemanie on 072 967 3436.

    ROTARY PROMOTED: Vyv Deacon

    (immediate past district governor of

    Rotary District 9350) presents Vanes

    sa Bourne of Radio Helderberg with

    the Rotary public image and commu

    nications award. This award is pre

    sented annually to media institutions

    who provide the most effective cover

    age of Rotary in the District. Nomina

    tions are received from all 60 Rotary

    Clubs in District 9350 and Vanessa

    was chosen for her good work in

    promoting the image of Rotary in the

    Helderberg.

  • 10

    DistrictMail

    17 Julie, 2014

    Leefstyl

    Lifestyle

    NEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR

    TOASTMASTERS: Chuckle n Chirp Toastmasters

    recently hosted its 2014 Induction and Awards Cere

    mony at the Old Cape Caf in Gordons Bay.

    The newlyinducted committee members (from left)

    are: Daphne Forbes (secretary), Casey Callaghan

    (sergeantatarms), Collin Manickum (treasurer), Paul

    Godard (president), CarolAnn Savosnick (vicepresi

    dent public relations) and Diana Burger (vicepresi

    dent membership).

    HIP-HOP MOVES: Dancers from the Stepping Out Academy in

    Somerset West participated in the Cape Town Eisteddfod and

    reached the finals. Here are Incognito members Keenan Fitzhenry,

    Siza Mafuxwane, Camila Lopes, Matthew de Beer, Jodi Ellenberger,

    Daniel Kritzinger and Luke Verezen. PHOTO: Daniel Oosthuizen

    Blommeklubskud

    vere regvir skou

    Die Helderberg Blommeklub het

    weereens die groot taak aange-

    pakomdieWes-KaapVereniging

    van Blommerangskikkers na die

    Fairest Cape Blommeskou te

    nooi.

    Die jaarlikse Helderberg Blom-

    meskou gaan di jaar by die NG

    kerk, Strand-Noord in Brandstraat

    plaasvind.

    Titels soos Blom- enGroentever-

    kopers, Fynbos op Tafelberg,

    JazzRitme, Komkuier saammet

    die Kaap se Dokter sowel as Wyn

    vermenging is slegs npaarvandie

    titels wat in blommekuns uitge-

    beeldgaanword.Omdiebesonderse

    geleentheid van Cape Town Desig-

    nerCityof theworldook in tevoeg,

    sal daar n afdeling wees waar die

    deelnemersdieStadKaapstadin ab-

    strakte blommekuns uitbeeld.

    Van die deelnemers het pas, met

    arms vol pryse, van die 11de Inter-

    nasionale Blommeskou in Ierland

    teruggekeer en die kerksaal en an-

    der vertrekke sal met blommekuns

    gevul word.

    Deelnemers sal op Woensdag 23

    Julievanaf10:00 -20:00hulleontwer-

    pe doen. Beoordeling sal opDonder-

    dag 24 Julie vanaf 09:00 - 13:00 plaas-

    vind. Hierna sal die tentoonstelling

    tot 17:00 vir die publiek oop wees;

    Vrydag 25 Julie vanaf 08:00 -17:00 en

    Saterdag 26 Julie vanaf 08:00 - 13:00.

    ToegangisR20perpersoon.Daarsal

    ook n tee-tuin met ligte etes en an-

    der verversings wees wat deur die

    vroue in die gemeente beman sal

    word vir geldinsameling.

    Juwele, kaartjies en vetplante sal

    ook te koop aangebied word.

    Di jaar gaan Wes-Kaap Vereni-

    ging van Blommerangskikkers se

    demonstrasiepaneel n bietjie ek-

    stra glans aan dieHelderbergBlom-

    meskou verleenmet die demonstra-

    sie Beautiful Spaces, Beautiful Pla-

    ces and Things.

    Di geleentheid is by die kerksaal

    vandieNGgemeenteLourensrivier

    opdiehoekvanBroadwayenDaGa-

    mastraat, Strand. Musiek en klank

    met visuele vertellings sal die de-

    monstrasie vergesel. Bydi geleent-

    heid sal die prysuitdeling van die

    Helderberg Blommeskou ook plaas-

    vind. Jannie du Toit, voorsitter van

    dieHelderbergBlommeskoukanby

    072 473 2420 of epos: jannieduto-

    [email protected] gekontak word.

    Vir verdere navrae bel Kim Zim-

    merman by 021 852 2656.

    SomersetWesinwoner Lorraine Ro

    se, president van die WesKaap

    Vereniging van Blommerangskik

    kers, ontvang n prys by die 11de

    wreldblommeskou van skoube

    stuurder, Brid Kelleher in Ierland.

    DANCE: Students of the Rhapso

    dy Dance Centre in Strand partici

    pated in the annual Association of

    International Dance Teachers

    (AIDT) and Theatre Dance Associa

    tion (TDA) examinations. Antoi

    nette de Villiers, director and prin

    cipal of the centre, is very happy

    with the results. There were a few

    100% achievers and an exception

    ally high standard was achieved.

    They will be presenting their 2014

    production, Jumanji, at the Play

    house Theatre in Somerset West

    from 15 to 23 August. Tickets: Iz

    abella on 084 080 1285.

    HuisEsperanzainDonaldsonstraat,

    Strand hou op Vrydag 25 Julie n

    snoekbraai.

    Wegneemetes kan tussen 15:00 en

    18:00 by die tehuis afgehaal word.

    Etes behels n porsie snoek, patat,

    roosterkoek en tuisgekookte korrel-

    konfyt.

    Koste: R35 per persoonvir n ruim

    porsie. Vir navrae of bestellings, bel

    vir mev. Combrink by 021 854 7393.

    Snoek te koop

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    Algemeen

    General

    Give responsibly

    CASSY VAN EEDEN

    Itsasbadasgivingdrugaddicts

    drugs.

    Councillor Benedicta van Min-

    nen of sub-council 22 and ward 15

    advocates that by giving hand-outs

    to people begging on the street only

    keeps them there.

    There are alternatives to giving

    street people money.

    For only R10 residents can pur-

    chase a voucher to give to someone

    begging which entitles them to a

    shower, sleeping bag, blanket, a

    meal, toiletriesandaccesstoasocial

    workerwho canassist them in their

    upliftment.

    Vouchers can be purchased at the

    night shelter offices in Church

    Street, from Helderberg Crime

    Watch, Vitus Schola, the Life

    Church and United Church.

    A recent debate on the Somerset

    West Facebook page drew attention

    to the plight of street people.

    During theFacebookdebate there

    was an appeal to law enforcement

    to remove street people.

    Although there is no bylaw that

    prevents begging, VanMinnen said

    that it is not a lack of law enforce-

    ment that keeps people on the

    streets, instead it is residents who

    subsidise them, she said.

    Thebylawonlyprohibitsaggres-

    sivebeggingandblockingtheroad,

    said Van Minnen.

    The City of Cape Town recently

    launched their Give Responsibly

    campaign which aims to draw

    awareness to the issue of the cycle

    that is perpetuatedbygivingmoney

    to street people.

    Too often in the winter months,

    Helderberg residents with big

    hearts will pity beggars who stand

    in thecoldandrainasking for finan-

    cialsupport, saystheCitysmayoral

    committee member for Social De-

    velopment, councillor Suzette Lit-

    tle.

    Unfortunately, fieldworkers re-

    port that people livingon the streets

    feel that theymakemoremoneybeg-

    ging and refuse assistance, says

    councillor Stuart Pringle of ward 84

    and chairperson of sub-council 22.

    Pringle said living on the streets

    is a dangerous, undignified exist-

    ence and giving directly to street

    people does not encourage them to

    leave this lifestyle behind.

    The campaign encourages people

    to make donations to organisa-

    tions that assist street people rath-

    er thankeeping themonthestreets

    in a pattern of dependency, said

    Little.

    Give Responsibly is a City of Cape

    Town initiative that encourages Hel

    derberg residents to not give hand

    outs to people who beg but to

    rather donate to local NGOs or to

    purchase nightshelter vouchers.

    KNIT FOR

    MANDELA: This

    year Masikhule is

    challenging every

    one in the Helder

    berg to spend 67

    minutes knitting for

    Mandela Day. Knit

    a scarf (or part of

    one and hand it

    on) or squares for

    blankets and bring

    them to Masikhule

    on 18 July. Drop

    off on Mandela

    Day is at De Hoop

    Primary Schools

    Aftercare in Som

    erset West.

    PHILWEST SUPPORTS MANDELA DAY: In support of Mandela Day, Philwest Volkswagen will be col

    lecting blankets for the Somerset West Night Shelter. Their goal is to see how many blankets can be

    crammed into an allnew Polo GP 1.2 TSI Trendline. Philwest Volkswagen is sponsoring forty blankets and

    would like to encourage all their valued clients and residents of the Helderberg to help them fill the vehi

    cle. Blankets can be dropped off at the dealership, 158 Main Road, Somerset West between now and 21

    July. The blankets will be handdelivered to the night shelter on 22 July.

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    17 Julie, 2014

    Algemeen

    General

    Gordonsbaai-fees lok20000

    DALEEN FOUCH

    Gordonsbaai se

    vierde Winter

    Wonderland-fees

    was n reusesuk-

    sestenspytevann

    ysige koue front

    wat die karnaval-

    naweek amper tot

    stilstand gebring

    het.

    Andr Paulsen, n

    lid van dieGordons-

    baai-Sakeforum

    wat verantwoorde-

    lik is vir Winter

    Wonderland, s die

    amptelike besoe-

    kersgetalle is nog

    nie bevestig nie,

    maar voorlopig lyk

    dit asof daar tussen

    18 000 en 20 000 be-

    soekers was. Hy s

    dit is ietwat minder

    as vorige jare as ge-

    volg van die weer,

    maarhulle ismeer as tevredemet die

    resultaat.

    Die parade, wat oorspronklik be-

    plan is virVrydag 4 Julie, is uitgestel

    tot dieSondag,nadatdaarbinne twee

    uurmeeras48 mmrengevalhetwat

    Strandstraat in nvlak rivier omskep

    het. Paulsen s die feestelikhede het

    Saterdag hervat, maar die ren het

    Sondag weereens die parade-planne

    in die wiele gery.

    DieparadeistoeverledeVrydagge-

    hou enmeer as 5 000 mense het opge-

    daag. Paulsen s die organiseerders

    het Sondag besluit om die karnaval

    na n tweede naweek uit te brei om

    dieparadeteakkommodeerenomdie

    stalletjie-eienaars en besoekers te

    vergoed vir die slegte weer.

    Om te voorkom dat die Winter

    Wonderland weer volgende jaar nat-

    ren, het organiseerders besluit om

    dit van n naweek tot n volle tien dae

    te verleng. Dit skop aanstaande jaar

    opVrydag26JulieafeneindigopSon-

    dag 5 Augustus. Paulsen verduidelik

    dat indien daar wr so n koue front

    is,daargenoeganderfeesdaesalwees

    om te vergoed vir die rendae.

    Die Winter Wonderland is geskep

    ommense tydensdiekouemaandena

    Gordonsbaai te lok. Paulsen s die

    fees het veroorsaak dat Gordonsbaai

    as top-toerismebestemming gesien

    word.VerledejaarseWinterWonder-

    land het n inkomste van amper

    R6 miljoen aan di kusdorpie besorg,

    asook ander meevallers, soos n fees-

    ganger wat toe n huis in Gordons-

    baai gekoop het.

    Paulsen s die fees sou nie moont-

    lik gewees het sonder die magdom

    mense wat so hard gewerk het nie.

    Baie dankie aan almal wat bygedra

    het om van die Winter Wonderland

    n sukses te maak.

    (Vir meer fotos van die feestelik-

    hede, blaai na bl. 14)

    Die DistriksPosspan het tydens die eerste karnavalnaweek n stalletjie by Bikini Books be

    dryf, waar daar n foto van besoekers geneem en op n DistriksPosvoorblad gedruk is. Die

    wins van die stalletjie was R1 777 en is Saterdag aan die Gordonsbaai Sakeforum oorhandig

    as n skenking. Van links verskyn Esm Smit, waarnemende uitgewer van die DistriksPos, An

    ton Grick, eienaar van Bikini Books, Margo en Andr Paulsen en Mark Stuart, redakteur van

    die DistriksPos.

    FOTO: DALEEN FOUCH

    Horskool Strand hou renie inAugustus

    Horskool Strand hou hul 20 jaar renie.

    Die klas van 1994word vriendelik uitgenooi na die na die geleentheid

    wat Saterdag 16 Augustus by n plaaslike restaurant sal plaasvind.

    Navrae: 2 [email protected] of 0 084 554 4125.

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    17 July, 2014

    Sosiaal

    Social

    Churches / Kerke

    Churches / Kerke

    District

    District

    Socials

    Socials

    Stuur alle sosiale fotos na / Send all social photos to:

    [email protected]

    Parade talkof the town

    TheWinterWonderland held a success-

    ful secondCarnivalWeekendwithglori-

    ous weather, after the festivities of the

    first weekend were dampened by a cut

    throat cold front with pouring rain and

    freezing temperatures.

    The ever popular parade took place on Fri-

    day evening and saw more than 40 vehicles,

    decorated with lights and costumed charac-

    ters,drivingdownBeachRoad,GordonsBay.

    The festivities carried on through the week-

    end.

    Louren van Rhyn (left) with her daughter Lea, Ansie van

    Niekerk (middle) and Zani van Rhyn enjoying the Winter

    Wonderland carnival. PHOTOS: DALEEN FOUCH

    Zoe Wheelwright enjoys one

    of the many funfair rides at

    the Winter Wonderland car

    nival.

    Doreen, Jamie and James Chakauya enjoying a scenic drive on the toy train.

    A group of performers that took part in the Winter Wonderland parade.

    BIRTHDAY

    CELEBRATIONS:

    Shell Firgrove cele

    brated its fourth

    birthday on Satur

    day 12 July with a

    formal handover of

    nonperishable

    foods to a local

    Cotlands branch.

    Janine de

    Lange (left), human

    resources officer for

    Cotlands Western

    Cape, accepting the

    food that has been

    collected by Driekie

    van As, manager of

    Shell Firgrove.

    SKRYWER DEEL

    NUWE BOEK: Eli

    ze Parker het op 12

    Julie haar nuwe

    boek, Eersteling be

    kend gestel by CUM

    Boeke in Somerset

    Mall. Heinz Winc

    kler het as gaskun

    stenaar opgetree.

    Meer as 100 mense

    het die oggend by

    gewoon.

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    17 Julie, 2014

    Sake

    Business

    Newlook forSWNedbank

    Nedbank in Somerset West recently over-

    hauled not only its look, but also its system

    to afford clients a more comfortable

    banking experience.

    Nelis de Necker, branch manager at Somer-

    setWest, says thebiggest change in their opera-

    tions is that tellersand informationclerkshave

    beencombinedsothatbothservicescanbedone

    at the same place. Another innovative change

    is that the bank incorporated a seating queue

    with comfortable couches to replace the stand-

    ing queue.

    On entering the bank, clients are met by a

    service champion who helps clients to access

    the service needed. Clients are given a number

    in thequeueandcanwait their turnona couch,

    equipped with an iPad. The bank also boasts

    private video banking stations where clients

    can Skype with a teller.

    Internet and phone banking services are also

    on offer with no charge to the customer. De

    Necker says the renovations started on 24

    March and were completed on 11 July. He says

    the bank was only closed on four days, but tell-

    ers were available to offer emergency services.

    Sam Jantjies, Service Champion for Somerset West Nedbank (left)

    with Nelis de Necker, branch manager of the Somerset West Ned

    bank at the entrance of the newly renovated branch.

    PHOTO: DALEEN FOUCH

    Unleash potential at business connect

    TheannualCapeBusinessCon-

    nect, Mega-connect, takes

    place in the Helderberg next

    week.

    Over 120 people are expected

    to gather at this special net-

    working event on Thursday 24

    July at NH The Lord Charles

    Hotel from 07:30 to 10:00.

    The guest speaker is Lynne

    FraserwhosetopicisRoadMap

    towards Self-Mastery - Unleash-

    ing your True Potential. Fraser

    has a wealth of experience in

    leadership coaching, having fa-

    cilitated self-mastery develop-

    ment from strategic level

    through to individual emotion.

    She has orientated and aligned

    leaders, business owners and

    organisations through her in-

    credibly successful range of

    personal and business develop-

    ment initiatives. This month,

    all six networks in the Cape

    Town area are inviting you to

    thisMegaConnect. Cost isR150

    (members)andR180 (non-mem-

    bers). For enquiries and book-

    ings call 082 454 9475 or email

    helderberg@capebusinesscon-

    nect.co.za

    What doesmoneymean to you?

    Establishing if you

    have enough for re-

    tirement is a fairly

    simple exercise of

    determining how

    much income you

    need to fund your

    lifestyle and then

    calculating how

    much capital is re-

    quired to provide

    for this income us-

    ing an assumed rate

    of return, which is

    governed by your

    risk and return pro-

    file.

    Sounds likequiteamouthful, but

    really fairly simple, which is why

    I think there may be more to the

    question do I have enough for re-

    tirement than initially meets the

    eye.

    A good starting point

    may be the favourite

    question of holistic fi-

    nancial planners,

    what does money

    mean to you. What is

    the definition of

    wealthy, is it the World

    Banks classification

    forHighNetWorthIndi-

    viduals (HNWI) of

    $1 million?

    A friend of mine who

    has had his fair expo-

    sure towealthy individ-

    uals believes that

    wealth is a state of mind. This

    seems to endorsemyperson-

    al client experience where I

    have been asked the ques-

    tion do I have enough by

    clients with very little to

    those with fortunes, which they

    will not spend in three lifetimes.

    The answer to the question is cer-

    tainly not an arbitrary number

    based on a simple calculation, but

    definitely something more.

    Somay be the question is not do

    I have enough but rather what

    does money mean to me. Answer-

    ing this question may unshackle

    you from a lifetime of financial

    slavery exploited by consumerism

    and the need to keep up with the

    Joneses. The person who earns

    more thanhe spends and is content

    with his life is wealthier than rich

    man who feels poor and will never

    ever be satisfied.

    Mark Williams

    Mcomm, CFP, HDipTax

    0 021 851 3746

    2 [email protected]

    COLUMN

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    DistrictMail

    17 July, 2014

    Vermaak

    Entertainment

    Disneyon Ice

    Disney on Ice is celebrating 100

    years of magic with the ice

    skating performance of the

    century.

    This once-in-a-lifetime skat-

    ing spectacular weaves togeth-

    er 100 years of quality Disney

    on Ice characters and tradition

    that has entertained over 100

    million people worldwide.

    Theperformancewill feature

    more than 60 Disney charac-

    ters from 18 beloved fairytales

    including Micky and Minnie

    Mouse, Goofy, Donald Duck,

    Jiminy Cricket, Pinocchio and

    of course all the Disney prin-

    cesses.

    This unforgettable show in-

    cludes familiar storylines that

    have become a part of the Dis-

    ney legacy over the decades as

    well as sing-alongs, award-win-

    ning scores, jaw-dropping cho-

    reography and elegantly elabo-

    rate sets.

    The show will be visiting

    GrandWest in Cape Town from

    23 to 27 July and tickets are

    available from Computicket.

    For more information visit

    www.disney.co.za.

    WeekendGigGuide

    Friday 18 July:

    DJ Jonny-be-Good will be

    spinning thedecks atMelts Tav-

    ern from 21:00 till late. Entry fee:

    R10.

    Saturday 19 July:

    The band Mississippi Disco

    willberockingthestageatMelts

    Tavern from21:00 till late.No en-

    trance fee.

    Sunday 20 July:

    The Boulevard Blues Band

    will be performing at Berties

    Mooring from 17:00. Entry is

    free.

    The Boulevard Blues Band, who

    will be performing at Berties

    Mooring this weekend.

    EnterGospel Idols

    Heaven Ministry presents

    Helderberg Gospel Idols from 26 to

    28 September.

    Registrationcloseson31July.For

    more information contact Robert

    Brown on 060 385 7165; Randolph

    Gordon on 078 986 9411 or Nathan

    Volminck on 072 324 9224.

    Navy to host event

    The SA Naval College in conjunc-

    tion with the SA Navy Band will

    host an Evening of Music in the

    Strand Town Hall on 18 July.

    The event starts at 19:00 for 19:30.

    Dress Code: Formal. Cost: R130 per

    person. A finger supper will be

    served after the show.

    For more information contact

    021 856 9500 or 021 856 9507.

    The Somerset West Music Society hosts

    a piano recital by Pieter Crathorne on

    Sunday 27 July.

    The event will be held in the Somerset

    West Library hall at 16:00.

    The cost for non-members is R60 for

    adults, and R30 for students.

    For more information contact Essie

    Koekemoer.

    She can be reached on 021 856 1847 or

    082 850 6954.

    Piano recital

    by Crathorne

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    Geklassifiseerd

    Classifieds

    FAMILY

    NOTICES

    DEATH NOTICES

    1005

    DE LANGE

    GRAHAM (KOOS)

    18.11.1955 - 16.07.2014

    Passed away peacefully in

    Pretoria. He will be sadly

    missed by the De Lange

    & Gillion families.

    A Memorial Service will

    take place at 12 Crab

    Street, Strand on

    22/07/2014 @ 19h00.

    Contact Anthony on

    081 362 3041.

    DE VILLIERS

    ASHLEY MARION

    28.07.1992 - 13.07.2014

    Service: Sat. 19 July 08:30

    at home, 380 Petunia

    Street, Broadlands Park,

    Strand. 10:00 at the Old

    Apostolic Church, Rusthof.

    Gone suddenly and sorely

    missed by the Grenswel &

    De Villiers families.

    Helderberg Funeral

    Service Tel: 021 845

    1080, 083 369 9507,

    [email protected]

    ERNEST SOLOMON

    BEUKES

    20.07.1946 - 10.07.2014

    Sad to say goodbye but we

    know that's where Daddy

    wants to be. We will miss

    you dearly. Lots of love

    your wife, daughters and

    grandchildren.

    Please contact Ursula at

    079 084 0732 for funeral

    arrangements.

    GORDON

    MARLENE

    15.01.1959 - 13.07.2014

    Service: Sat. 19 July, 09:00

    at the Moravian Church,

    Macassar. Gone suddenly

    and sorely missed by the

    Gordon & Stadler families.

    Helderberg Funeral

    Service Tel: 021 845

    1080, 083 369 9507,

    [email protected]

    IN MEMORIAM

    1015

    DARIUS BASIL (BILLY)

    My beloved husband,

    father, grandfather & great

    grandfather who was cal-

    led to rest 20 July 2010.

    Like falling leaves the

    years went by but memo-

    ries of you will never die.

    Always remembered by

    your loving wife Winnie,

    children & families.

    KATTS: OLIVER FRANK

    (FRANKIE)

    4 Years ago, God looked

    around His garden and

    found an empty space.

    Then He looked down upon

    this earth and saw

    your tired face.

    He put His arms around

    you and lifted you to rest.

    God's garden must be

    beautiful, He only takes

    the best.

    No words can describe how

    much we miss you Pa.

    Wife Iris, children,

    grand/great children,

    daughther and son in laws.

    PERSONAL

    SEVICES

    CHILDRENS

    ENTERTAINMENT

    1405

    JUMPING CASTLES en

    waterglybaan te huur.

    Tel: Charmaine by

    8533999 of

    083-513-9493.

    FINANCIAL

    1420

    TAX PRACTITIONER

    Individual Tax Returns

    Calculation of Tax

    Provisional Tax Returns

    Annual Tax Returns

    Submission of

    Supporting Documents

    Danie Theunissen

    Member of The South

    African Institute of Tax

    Professionals

    Tel: 082 497 4127

    danietheunissen@

    vodamail.co.za

    PERSONAL

    1460

    LAMPSHADES

    Re-cover & new.

    Also re-wire.

    The Lampshade Studio,

    Shop 6, SSW Decor Centre.

    Tel: 082 768 5100

    AIRPORT SHUTTLE &

    TRANSFERS

    % 083-653-9096

    www.bluerockshutt-

    les.webs.com

    GUITAR LESSONS

    available in Gordons Bay.

    All ages are welcome.

    Learning chords,scales and

    strumming. Please contact

    Jason at 079 394 3905

    TRAINING &

    EDUCATION

    1480

    ALLIANCE FRANCAISE:

    FRENCH CLASSES.

    All levels.

    Mornings/evenings.

    Diploma offered.

    % 021-851 8149

    Dance-in-Line WorX.

    Dancing solo, in lines! -

    to Country, Latin, Pop,

    Disco and Irish music.

    Classes Mon. Thurs.

    on all levels.

    NG Church Hall,

    Lourensrivier. Strand.

    % Martie @ 0832877040

    ENGLISH CLASSES;

    TEFL courses; Private

    lessons. The International

    English School.

    Call 021-8528859 or

    [email protected]

    MUSIEKTEORIE

    ONDERRIG soggens

    Maandag - Donderdag.

    Kontak 082 486 7591.

    Rekenaarlesse

    &

    IT Dienste

    Kontak Jacques Sel: 083

    409 2371 / E-pos:

    [email protected]

    WANTED

    1485

    FOR SALE

    ELECTRICAL

    & DIGITAL

    1625

    MISCELLANEOUS

    1655

    BRAAI & FIREWOOD

    FOR SALE

    20kg bags Namibian Hard

    Wood.

    Contact nr. 079 560

    9088/071 029 5617.

    TE KOOP AANGEBIED

    Elgin omkap naaimasjien

    R2 000, elekriese grammo-

    foon, speel alle plate R350,

    Tv met remote R700, soda

    stream met gas R50, een

    groot doos met verskeie

    stelle glase R500, eetgerei

    R300, Tv tafel perspeks

    R75, Rollay-ray-com blinds

    R200. Kontak 082 411

    0772

    VALSBAAI FIREWOOD

    SUPPLIERS

    Kaggelhout R800

    per 1000 stuk.

    071 978 7078.

    PETS

    1660

    TOWNSHIP ANIMAL

    RESCUE will be at the

    Audacia Root 44 Market,

    (cnr R44 and Annandale

    Roads) on Sat. 19 July &

    Sun. 20 July from 11:15-

    3pm with beautiful dogs,

    puppies, cats & kittens of

    all shapes, sizes and ages.

    We are desperately in

    need of volunteers who

    can help out for a cou-

    ple of hours at the mar-

    kets! Foster or perma-

    nent homes desperately

    needed and a piece of

    land to rent on which to

    house our rescued

    dogs. Tinned dog and

    cat food urgently nee-

    ded. Without this we

    will have to close down

    and many dogs and cats

    will suffer in the town-

    ships. Tel. 021 855 1824

    or 084 423 5991 for more

    info. www.townshipani-

    malrescue.co.za

    Want your dog trained?

    We do so pleasantly and

    with play. Obedience,

    Socialising, Protection.

    Strand, weekends. End of

    July. Phone Chris 082-590-

    7660 / 021-851-4303

    WANTED TO BUY

    1675

    ABOUT FURNITURE

    WANTED: Queen Ann and

    Victorian lounge suites,

    Grand Father clocks and

    Roll Top desks. Call 021

    853 1341 or 082-771-3650.

    WE BUY BEDDING,

    LINEN, Curtains,

    baby/children clothing,

    Tv's, fridges & any house-

    hold items.

    Ph. 084 989 6712

    EMBUIA, Stinkhout,

    Geelhout en Swarthout

    meubels gesoek, asook

    "Queen Anne" & "Victo-

    riaanse" sitkamer-stelle.

    Kontak Freddie by 8543998

    of 082 9237 283.

    FURNITURE, Antiques,

    Home Appliances wanted.

    Do you wish to sell?

    Call Georg for prompt

    service and the best

    prices. 071 333 4553

    FURNITURE, FRIDGES,

    ANTIQUES. Thinking of

    selling any item? I will

    be keen to make you a

    cash offer. Kindly

    phone Ronnie

    082-823-9944

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    Geklassifiseerd

    Classifieds

    WANTED BY PRIVATE

    BUYER. Military stuff,

    medals, swords, old coins,

    bank notes, stamps, clocks

    and watches, watchmakers

    tools, clock and watch

    parts, antique jewellery.

    Tel 0827033719. Cash Paid.

    GENERAL &

    HOME SERVICES

    BUILDING &

    CONSTRUCTION

    1801

    ALL STEELWORK: Pali-

    sades, Carports, Fen-

    cing, Steel construction,

    Devil's fork. Any other

    welding work. Call Ger-

    rit on 073 654 4345

    BUILDING

    PLANS

    1802

    All building plans pro-

    fessional CAD drawn.

    Cheapest rates, all

    areas. Contact Rory

    021-8510792 or

    083 456 2823

    [email protected]

    CARPENTRY

    1874

    INGEBOUDE KASTE

    Slaapkamers, kombuise,

    muureenhede, hang van

    deure en skirtings. Gratis

    kwotasies en beste diens!

    Kontak 083-704-0115

    CLEANING

    SEVICES

    1805

    DSTV/TV/DVD

    SERVICES

    1807

    ELECTRICAL

    1810

    GARDEN &

    IRRIGATION

    1825

    MOLE AWAY!!!

    Let us worry about

    your moles!!!!

    Ph: 021-8532180 (w)

    or

    083 769 2428

    HOME IMPROVEMENTS

    INTERIOR

    1835

    HOME IMPROVEMENTS

    EXTERIOR

    1836

    AHA Burglar Bars & Gates

    Tel: 021 933 1647

    083 542 1097 of 021 909 1807

    WATERPROOFING

    Professionals, quality.

    Best prices, references.

    5 years' guarantee.

    Francois 081 801 9120.

    CARPORTS/AFDAKKE

    Patios/pergolas. Decks.

    Treated & SABS timber.

    Smart finish using 22

    years exp. Great product

    @ great price! Tel: 083-

    414-8103/021-8581873

    MISCELLANEOUS

    1845

    APPLIANCE AT ALL

    Repairs at your home

    Fridges & Freezers, Stoves,

    Washing machines &

    Microwaves.

    Call 071-755-3390

    BAKKIE for all small

    loads, rubble removal

    and furniture removal.

    Call Gerrit on

    073 654 4345.

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    Classifieds

    PAINTING

    1872

    PAVING

    1873

    PEST CONTROL

    1850

    H BUGS BE GONE H

    Full house maintenance.

    Treat house outside, inside,

    inside roof and drains. In 40

    minutes from *R350.00. No

    need to evacuate. SABS

    products. 078 776 0058.

    PLUMBERS

    1855

    RUBBLE

    REMOVAAL

    1860

    0 AAA : ELITE REMO-

    VALS of furniture, garden

    refuse, building rubble,

    household refuse and any

    small loads and Treefelling.

    % Danie 082-337-9532 /

    021-852 6122

    Garden Refuse Removal

    and general waste.

    Large & small loads

    1 Ton bakkies & trailers.

    Tel. 082 7392 895 or

    072 770 6873

    SECURITY

    1865

    SWIMMING POOLS

    1867

    TRANSPORT &

    STORAGE

    1870

    HOLIDAY &

    TRAVEL

    SELF CATERING

    2626

    SELF-CATERING

    HOLIDAY APART-

    MENTS & MOORINGS

    TO RENT IN

    HARBOUR ISLAND.

    Please contact Paula on

    082 555 9318.

    VEHICLES

    ACCESSORIES, SPARES

    & MODIFICATIONS

    3001

    BAKKIES & 42s

    FOR SALE or HIRE

    3010

    FORD BANTAM 1600

    fuel inject, p/steer,

    canopy, 1999 white origi-

    nal. R47 995.00. RWC and

    Reg incl. Ph. 021-886 6686

    or 083 636 2507.

    CARS FOR SALE

    3025

    FORD LASER 1.6 fuel

    inject, power steer, good

    cond, met.green 1995. R24

    995.00. RWC and Reg incl.

    Ph. 021-886 6686 or 083

    636 2507.

    MOTORS EN BAKKIES

    GESOEK

    Skakel 079 777 1729

    TOYOTA CORALLA 130

    white 1997, excell.cond,

    121 000km, RWC and

    lic.incl. R41 995.00.

    Ph.021-886 6686 or 083

    636 2507.

    TRAILERS

    3040

    PROPERTIES

    ACCOMMODATION

    TO SHARE

    3210

    STRAND - EMPLOYED

    MEN ONLY. R700 pw, dep

    R700. No waiters / no

    smokers. Tel 084 453 8007.

    STRAND HOUSE TO

    SHARE self-catering,

    male late 50's. Avail 30

    July. Contact Sandra 082

    416 3522. Month to month

    R2 200pm.

    BUSINESS

    PREMISES

    3215

    FACTORIES TO LET:

    STRAND 481 & 706m

    2

    Contact: factories@

    gantouw.com /

    083 383 0174.

    PRIME OFFICE SPACE

    in Nedbank Building, Main

    Road, Strand. Size 30m

    2

    .

    Rental R1500.00. Please

    contact 021-447 3665.

    SOMERSET WEST

    Bright Street - 100m

    2

    Commercial property

    available immediately.

    Rental R5000.00 plus VAT.

    Contact 021-855 3025 or

    082 935 2106.

    FLATS TO RENT

    3250

    GEMEUBILEERDE

    bachelors woonstel. Loop

    afstand van Waterstone

    Mall. R2 800 pm. Skakel

    Susan 083 446 0020.

    STRAND R 9 000.00 pm

    Moderne 2 Slaapkamer

    woonstel in Kusweg. Oop-

    plan kombuis en leefarea

    met binnebalkon. Kelder

    parkering, geen diere. Kon-

    tak: 021-853 6527 of 021

    853 2266 of 079 136 9272

    of 079 521 6692.

    STRAND/Cortlandt

    Place

    Rooms & Flats to rent

    Central / Secure

    Contact Frikkie

    021-854 4779

    GRANNY FLAT

    Kitchen, lounge, bedroom.

    R2000.00 pm.

    Cell 072 903 9989.

    GROOT 1 SLPK woonstel

    te huur in Strand. Netjies.

    60m

    2

    skakelhuis (tuin

    dienste ingesluit). Beskik-

    baar vanaf 1 Augustus of

    vroer. Naby see en dorp.

    Veilige parkering vir een

    motor. Perfek vir 2 mense.

    Kom kyk self. R3600 pm.

    Skakel Charl 082 328 2055

    STRAND - Ruim een-

    slaapkamer woonstel met

    oopplan leefarea-kombuis.

    Veilige parkering. R3500

    pm. Water / elektrisiteit

    ingsl. Beskikbaar vanaf 1

    Augustus. Kontak Willem

    072 482 6771.

    STRANDR 10 000.00 pm

    Ruim modern 3 slaapkamer

    woonstel in Kusweg. 2 Bad-

    kamers, Oop-plan kombuis

    en leefarea met balkon en

    see-uitsig. 2 Kelder parke-

    rings, geen diere. Kontak:

    021-853 6527 of 021 853

    2266 of 079 136 9272 of 079

    521 6692.

    STRAND R 3 900.00 pm

    2 Slaapkamer woonstel

    met 1 vol badkamer in seku-

    riteits kompleks, geen

    diere. Kontak: 021-853

    6527 of 021 853 2266 of 079

    136 9272 of 079 521 6692.

    STRAND R 4 700.00 pm

    2 Slaapkamer woonstel

    met 1,5 badkamers in seku-

    riteits kompleks. Oop-plan

    kombuis en leefarea met

    berg-uitsig. Swembad en

    braaigeriewe in die blok,

    naby skole en dorp. Geen

    diere. Kontak: 021-853

    6527 of 021-853 2266 of

    079 136 9272 of 079 521

    6692.

    STRAND SAVANNAH

    MEWS. 2 bed, upmarket +

    granny flat + small garden,

    2 bathrooms. R5 500pm.

    Pet friendly. 021 855

    1312/082 881 4982.

    FOR RENT

    3205

    2x FLAT TO RENT - only

    for single person over 50,

    no parking, walking

    distance to beach, station

    and centre of Strand

    tyown @ R2 200 & R3 000

    excl. electricity. Contact

    083 632 5143.

    4 BEDROOM for maxi-

    mum 4 people, walking

    distance to beach, station

    and centre of Strand town

    @ R7 000pm excl. electri-

    city, optional granny flat

    at extra cost. Contact 083

    632 5143.

    GARAGES/STORAGE

    3260

    GARAGE WANTED

    to rent or buy. Strand or

    Somerset West. Very

    reliable tenant. Call 021-

    855 1312 or 082 881 4982.

    HOUSES FOR SALE

    3275

    G/BAY - Nautilus Vil-

    lage. Dbl storey, 3 Bed, 2

    full bath, tiled, braai,

    enclosed. In country like

    setting. Mountain views.

    R995 000. 082 881 4982.

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    STRAND - Rusthof.

    2 Huise op 1 erf: 3 Slk, 2

    kombuise, sit- + eetkamer,

    vol tels + 2 slk huis. Nuut

    geverf. R600 000. 021-855

    2369 / 082 376 1461.

    STRAND BROAD-

    LANDS VILLAGE. 3 bed,

    2 bath, fully enclosed, sli-

    ding gate. R385 000. 021

    855 2369/082 376 1461.

    HOUSES TO LET

    3270

    3 BDRM, 2 BTHRM, bot-

    tom floor garden unit in

    upmarket golf estate. 1

    Lock-up garage, patio with

    seaview, spacious, modern

    & very secure. R11 200pm.

    Avail immediately. Contact

    Jacqui 083 596 1407.

    STRAND - 1 Bedroom

    house in secure complex.

    R3300 from 1 Aug. Tel:

    021 855 4767 or email

    [email protected]

    STRAND R 6 655.00 pm

    3 Slaapkamer dupleks met

    1.5 badkamers in sekuri-

    teits kompleks. Oop-plan

    kombuis en leefarea met

    gaste toilet. Privaat patio,

    braaiplek en tuintjie. Enkel

    motorhuis. Kontak: 021-

    853 6527 of 021-853 2266

    of 079 136 9272 of 079 521

    6692.

    LODGING WANTED

    3285

    NEAT 2 BDRM cot-

    tage/house in town or on

    farm in Grabouw. Must be

    dog friendly. Can afford R2

    200 incl. W&E. Non-smo-

    king. Please contact 083

    579 4525.

    HUIS EN DUBBEL

    MOTORHUIS te huur

    gesoek. Wil graag hout-

    werkstokperdjie in een

    motorhuis beoefen. Huis

    met 2 slpkamers is vol-

    doende. Het twee klein

    min doberman hondjies.

    Kan redelik huur betaal.

    Enige area. Kontak Tobie

    op 021 853 6156. Epos

    [email protected]

    ROOMS TO LET

    3315

    Aanbevole. - Verblyf

    3 Ster w.stel & B/B of

    kamers in STRAND vanaf

    R250 p/kamer.

    0799600359

    ROOMWANTED by

    active gentleman in wheel-

    chair. Friendly & reliable.

    Sober habits. R600-R800

    pm. Call 082 881 4982 or

    021-855 1312.

    STRAND:

    Netjies gemeub. kamers

    vanaf R150 p.d.

    SKAKEL 072 745 7421

    EMPLOYMENT

    EMPLOYMENT

    WANTED

    3670

    0 ATTENTION 0

    Housewives - Elite House

    Cleaning provides services

    daily/weekly for Spring

    Cleans, Windows &

    Ironing. % Dalien 082-

    335-5027 / 021-852 6122

    A HARDWORKING

    LADY looking for 3 days

    char work Monday, Wed-

    nesday & Friday. Good for

    cleaning & ironing. Call me

    084 671 9143 or 078 248

    9353.

    A. BETROUBARE tui-

    nier/handyman. Werk 7

    jaar vir my. Beskikbaar

    Dinsdae. 083 310 6469.

    MALAWIAN LADY 27

    years old looking for house

    keeping or sleep in. 2 Yrs

    experience, trustworthy,

    ref 082 820 1627. My

    no.079 965 4867 Merrayi.

    I'M LOOKING FOR work

    Mon, Tues, Wedn and

    Thursday. Have references,

    am South African, hard

    worker, English speaking.

    For more info 079 979

    6054.

    ALFRED MALAWIAN

    looking for job as gardener

    or housekeeper. I want

    Monday, Wednesday and

    Friday. Ref 082 856 2115.

    Contact me 084 624 6199.

    AM A LADY named

    Esnathy aged 27 looking

    for a Monday and Friday

    chars. I am honest and

    hardworking lady. My ref

    084 209 4243 Philip. My

    no.084 457 5097.

    TASSY IS VAN Zim-

    babwe en betroubaar. Sy

    soek werk vir Maandag,

    Dinsdag, Woensdag en

    Donderdag. Skakel 074

    349 8603 of Mev. Theresa

    083 430 2394.

    BETROUBARE volwasse

    man soek werk. Verkope,

    bemarking, toesig-

    houdende ondervinding.

    Nie-roker, nie-drinker.

    %Willie 084 355 3042.

    FUNGAI A 30 YEAR old

    Zim lady is looking for

    chars or nanny job. Relia-

    ble, honest & hard worker.

    Available on request Fun-

    gai 073 878 4051.

    VICTORIA BILINGUAL

    LADY is look for char

    work for Tues, Wed &

    Thurs. I have contactable

    refs with exp. Please call

    Victoria on 079 865 3447.

    I AM 32 YR old lady see-

    king chars, sleep in with

    ref. If interested please

    contact Lindiwe 078 046

    8115.

    I AM A Zim lady looking

    for domestic work. I'm 27

    years old, good in doing

    everything. Everyday job

    or chars. Ref no 083 326

    0022. Call 074 720 2234

    I AM A MALAWIAN loo-

    king for a job as a garde-

    ner, housekeeper or any

    job available. Please con-

    tact Gift at 084 328 9265

    or 082 297 6003.

    I AM BALU looking for

    housekeeping work for

    Tuesdays & Thursdays.

    Have got contactable refs,

    call Mariska on 082 451

    0627.

    I AM ESTHER Malawian

    lady looking for a job as

    housekeeper or nanny.

    Contact 074 429 3036.

    With 3 years experience.

    I'M A 27 YR old lady see-

    king tailoring work or

    chars & sleep in. If intere-

    sted please contact

    Monica 073 733 1770.

    I'M A MALAWIAN lady

    looking for a job as a hou-

    sekeeper. Well experienced

    and courageous. For more

    contact Jeni on 074 939

    1326.

    I'M A ZIMBABWEAN

    lady age 39. I'm looking for

    a job as a domestic worker

    for everyday or 2/3 days

    per week. Expereince 3yrs.

    074 790 7946.

    I'M CLAYTON MALA-

    WIAN looking for a job as

    a gardener. 5 yr exp. Pls

    call 078 496 9611 or 074

    450 6092. Ref 083 269

    3325 or 083 766623.

    LADY AGED 28 looking

    for full time job as house

    maid or stay in. Honest

    and reliable. Contact

    Wendy on 061 887 6718.

    LADY AGED 28 looking

    for full time job as house

    maid or stay in. Honest

    and reliable. Contact Sarah

    on 073 271 0676.

    MALAWIAN LADY loo-

    king for domestic work full

    time. I'm 29 years. Ref

    contact 021 853 5731. Con-

    tact me on 084 422 2145

    or 078 821 1433.

    MY NAME IS Masi a 42

    yr old Zim lady with 10 yrs

    experience in domestic

    work & taking care of

    children full time or chars.

    Please call 084 656 2963.

    MY NAME IS MILDRED.

    I am 39 years looking for

    domestic work everyday,

    chars or babysitting with

    reference. Contact 078 194

    7901.

    ZANDISWA IS 25 & loo-

    king for domestic work full

    time or chars. Exp with

    avail refs, reliable &

    honest. Contact me on 073

    067 6478 or 083 216 6815.

    GENERAL

    3680

    An experiencedWELDER

    and INDUSTRIAL

    SEAMSTRESS required.

    Contact 021 853 3068 or

    [email protected]

    99% Sal nie reageer op

    hierdie advertensie nie.

    Inkomste potensiaal deel-

    tyds: R24 000. Onmidde-

    like kontantvloei. Geen

    deur-tot-deur bemarking

    nie. Skakel: Hein 072 266

    3612/Kantoor: 0218508184

    Pro-range - Golf Village

    Somerset West

    SALES CONSULTANT:

    Membership sales

    consultant required.

    Salary R4000 - R25000:

    Basic plus commission.

    Minimum requirements:

    Matric and previous sales

    experience.

    CV to be sent to swsales@

    pro-range.co.za or contact

    021 852 8600

    Att: Reza Ismail

    BORED TO DEATH

    Opening 3 new branches

    30 Trainee Reps needed

    To start immediately

    Must have own car

    No exp needed

    Full training provided

    R3 000 per week to start

    Call 021-903 0771 or sms

    name/area+age to 072 322

    7455.

    PART-TIME SALES

    ASSISTANT needed for

    weekends and holidays.

    Above average hourly rate.

    Suitable for students loo-

    king to gain work experi-

    ence. Please send CV's to

    recruitment@swish-sil-

    ver.co.za.

    Dame benodig as TOON-

    BANK ASSISTENT. Vol-

    tyds/deeltyds. Kontak

    Chantell 021 854 7774.

    DAME BENODIG TOON-

    BANK VERKOPE met

    ondervinding. Moet met

    kliente kan werk. Kontak

    Alida 021-853 8586 of 076

    109 7845.

    OK FOODS - STRAND

    Vacancies

    Slagter

    Requirements:

    2 years experience

    contactable references

    1 page CV + ID to:

    Fax: 021 853 22 13

    Mail:[email protected]

    ONTVANGSDAME

    BENODIG: Minimum

    vereistes.

    Graad 12

    Tweetalig in Afrikaans en

    Engels

    Professionele telefoon-

    stem

    Goeie kliente skakeling

    Verkieslik in Helderberg

    woonagtig

    Stuur 1 bladsy CV na 021

    853 4080.

    TEMP - 4/5 MONTHS,

    commence 1/8/14.

    Administative - tele-

    phone/cashier. Established

    business in Somerset

    West central. Contact Mrs

    E. Smith 083 456 4677.

    RECEPTION/ADMIN

    ASSISTANT

    Must have matric & be

    computer literate (MS

    Office)

    Bilingual in Eng & Afr

    Efficient in general office

    duties

    Blind industry knowledge

    to your advantage

    Position available imme-

    diately.

    Send CV to cape-

    [email protected].

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    Sport

    Sport

    RaithbyUniversalsRugbyFootballClub

    areoneof the success stories of theWest-

    ern Province Rugby Football Union

    (WPRFU) club rugby teams for the sea-

    son to date.

    Havingwonallninetheirmatchesthis

    season, they have become serious title

    contenders in the Super C League.

    Theclubwasformedbytheamalgama-

    tion ofRaithbyRFCandUniversalsRFC

    in 1992. The town of Raithby has around

    600 residents and it is truly amazing

    what they have achieved by attracting

    players from other surrounding towns.

    Theclubs treasurer,RodneyBelchem

    puts the success of the season down to

    the structural changes that were imple-

    mented at the start of the season.

    He said that under coach Jeremy

    Jansen, who was an assistant to Anwar

    Josephs in 2011, the teamhas flourished.

    Headdedthat insidecentreClintStew-

    art and hooker Adrian Gordon have

    been the standoutperformers in the first

    team, which is captained by former pro-

    vincial player Hein Gordon.

    The next five matches are the biggest

    in the clubs history starting with the

    derby against Eerste River this week at

    Raithbys home turf.

    RaithbyUniversals

    aim high

    Ace spinner-maker Steve

    Champion reports that boatmen

    fishing foryellowtailatDassenIs-

    land and Struisbaai are having

    more success with the WB white

    -metal snake andLB small round-

    back spinners.

    During the past weekend a

    number of local and visiting an-

    glers have had few catches of bel-

    manusingwormand prawn from

    Melk Bay beach and Gants pipe

    at the Lourens River mouth.

    Fishup to 4 kgwere reported as

    wellassomegoodclassdassieand

    galjoen of up to 2 kg.

    Gordons Bay rock and surf angling club

    heldanothersuccessfulcompetitiononSatur-

    day.

    In first place was Johan Niemand with a

    6,3 kg white steenbras and one smaller fish.

    Ennie Loubser was second with two galjoen

    and one dassie and bronze bream (Cape

    Stumpnose) and third was Gilbert Theron

    with two galjoen.

    Anglers fishing in thePearlyBeachangling

    competition on Saturday weighed in 13 gal-

    joen, one red roman one da