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Year 16 • Tuesday 11 September 2012 | Tel. 021 853 0211
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SLP’s plea for powerNICOLE MCCAIN
SirLowry’sPassresidentslivingonthetem-porary site of erf ST 1154-31 have asked theCity of Cape Town to give them electricity.
Councillor Ernest Sonnenberg, mayoralcommittee member for human settlements inthe City of Cape Town, says that although elec-trification for the site was not initiallyplanned, the possibility is now being looked in-to.
“The City of Cape Town and Eskom, in whosesupply area Sir Lowry’s Pass Village falls, arelooking at the possibility of providing tempo-
rary electrification,” Sonnenberg says.Residents say they made the request because
theyareworriedthata lackofelectricitycreatehealth and safety hazards.
Several illegal electrical connections havealreadybeensetup,andthis isofgraveconcernto the residents, says community leader LionelBenjamin.
Earlier this year, a Sir Lowry’s Pass womanwas killed by a badly earthed illegal connec-tion. The line sent a lethal current through hershack and electrocuted her.
The other households on the temporary siteare forced to use fires for cooking, light andwarmth.
However, the site’s layout does not follow thefire regulation stating that buildings should beat least three metres apart. This, Sonnenbergsays, is because the site is temporary.
“As this is an emergency area, and due tospace constraints, the city’s human settle-ments directorate has not enforced this. Expe-rience has shown that it is very difficult to po-lice as people often extend into this ‘fire break’,or erect a new structure in it.”
Benjamin says there is an added health riskcaused by the fires. “People have asthma andare badly affected by the smoke. They havebeensufferingfromthecold,becausetheycan’twarm their homes properly.”
PLANT ’n BOOM: Clara En-gelbrecht (72) en haarkleinseun CJ (4) van Lou-rensia Park, het verledeVrydag ’n boom ter vieringvan Nasionale Boomplant-dag by hul huis geplant.
FOTO: NICOLE MCCAIN
The request is based on humanitarian con-cerns, says Benjamin. “People’s lives areendangered.”
The City of Cape Town could not confirmwhen any electricity would be installed, as itis still investigating the feasibility of doing so.
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Taxi with a taste for safetyNICOLE MCCAIN
Lwandle’s Kelly Ma-lizana wakes up longbefore sunrise everymorning to make surehe’s in his taxi andready to pick up hisfirst passenger – at03:20.
After that he fetchesanother seven passen-gers, all of them fromtheir homes, and takesthem to the train stationin Strand. The pick-upsat home are done at noextra cost.Kelly (52), who has
been driving his taxi for15 years, started collect-ing his passengers attheir homes because, hesays, it’s not safe forthem to walk to the taxirank at that time.“People were crying
that no-one was safe.Skollieswould take theirphonesand theirmoney.
I said to myself: ‘Whatcan I do to help them?’”His solution was to
take themout of the dan-gerous situation by pro-viding his door-to-doorservice, which he hasbeen running for the lasttwo years.The Macassar Taxi
Association found theircommuters had a simi-lar problem, and so theyalso run a door-to-doorservice now, says the as-sociations’s secretary,Arthur Rhodes. From04:00, taxi drivers pickup their customers fromtheir homes or thestreet, and then dropthem off at their variousdestinations, all atnoex-tra cost. The taxi rankopens at 09:00.A second driver in
Lwandle who provides asimilar service was una-ble for an interview. 0Kelly Malizana of KMTaxis on 082 696 7104.
Kelly Malizana with his taxi.PHOTO: NICOLE MCCAIN
Oud en jonk plant bomeNICOLE MCCAIN
Helderberg-inwoners hetverlede week hul moue op-gerol ter viering van Nasio-nale Boomplantdag.Die Life Church in Somer-
set-Wes, in samewerking metdie Greenminded Environ-mental organisasie, het 20 bo-me aan die Lourensia Parkwoongebied geskenk.“Onswoudieouergeslagbe-
trek, in plaas van om slegs opskole te fokus,” het SonetteSmit vandié organisasie gesê.“Op dié manier gee ons dit
wat ons daagliks uit die na-tuur neem, terug.”Dié organisasie het ook 20
bome aan die Strand-gemeen-skap geskenk. Rusthof Sekon-dêr het ’n skenking van 60 bo-me van die Strand Rotariër-klub ontvang en elke klas kontwee bome plant en benoem.Volgens onderhoof René
Terhoven is die plant van bo-me nie net om wetenskap aandie leerlinge te leer nie, maarook om die skool te vestig.
Zukisa Mara, Ilse Pistori-us van die Life Church,Sonette Smit van Green-minded Enviromental Or-ganisation, wyk 15raadslid Benedicta vanMinnen, Jo Swart (LifeChurch) en LourensiaPark-inwoner Jan Ever-son.
FOTO: VERSKAF
Die graad-8C klas met van links, Robert Adcock en Mark Stuyck Julies vandie Strand Rotariërs, onderhoof René Terhoven en klasonderwyser Myra Juli-es. FOTO: NICOLE MCCAIN
ACVV-HANDEWERK: Die jaarlikse ACVV Strand se handwerkuitstalling word op 12 September vanaf 10:00-16:00 in die Strand stadsaal gehou. Handwerk wat deur die bejaarde lede van die ACVV gemaak is,sal ook te koop aangebied word asook lekker eetgoed met tee en koffie. Bel Jackie Dippenaar by 021854 7215 vir meer inligting. Dianne Stuurman (links) en Sarah Steve is hier tydens ’n vorige handwerkuitstal-ling afgeneem.
LOSLIT-SEEROWER: Chadley Thysen, ’n lid van die Aan-houwenwerksentrum in Somerset-Wes het soos ’n seero-wer aangetrek toe hy verlede Vrydag Loslitdag gevier het.
FightcrimeThe Strand Community Police Fo-rum invites the residents of Sector2 to a public meeting on 13September.Sector 2 includes De Bos, George
Park, South End, Beverly Hills,Morkel Cottage and Greenways.The meeting will take place at
19:00 at theEagleHall on the cornerof Boundary and Brewery Roads.A Sector 3 meeting for the areas
of Van der Stel, Gants Centre andStrandNorth is tobeheld on20Sep-tember from 19:00 at the Dutch Re-formed Church on the corner ofJoubert and Van Der Stel Streets.Themeetingswill look into strat-
egies to build strong partnershipsin the fight against crime.
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“It’ a goodidea tohave acomplaintsystem,becausethen thehospitalcan improve its service,”says Shakeena Andrewsfrom Broadlands Park.“Now, if you can’t get helpat the hospital, you can callthe call centre.”
RobertMeyer,Macassarmeen dieSMS-lynis ’n goeieidee,maar datmense dikwels onnodigkla. “Jy moet net geduldigwees by die hospitaal.Baie mense kla oor niks.”
NuhraanSa-muels,Stranddink dienuwestelselhet diensby die hospitaal verbeter.“Die diens was sleg, maardit het baie verbeter. Ek isbaie beïndruk met hoemense behandel word.”
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Complaint campaignNICOLE MCCAIN
A new patient com-plaints system beingpiloted atHelderbergHospital is yieldingpositive results, ac-cording to the De-partment of Health.Patients who wish
to lodge complaintscan now SMS 31022,call 0860 142 142, oremail [email protected] the launch of
the complaints cen-tre lastmonth, 75%ofqueries were dealtwithonthesameday,and 50% were re-solvedoverall, thede-partment says.Gazetteaskedpeople
if they felt the systemwas a step forward.
Philemon Sikhosanafrom Zola says patientshave a right to complainif they aren’t treatedproperly. He thinks thenew system will make iteasier for patients to doso. “People don’t al-ways know where tocomplain. Maybe nowthings will change.”
“Die diens by die hospi-taal is goed, maar dieSMS-lyn waar pasiënteklagtes kan aanmeld, issteeds ’n goeie idee,” sêKraaifontein se Wil-helm Bock.
From too bright to just rightNICOLE MCCAIN
The fences along Main Road in Somerset Westgot a make-over after a local business ownerdecided topickupwhere theCity ofCapeTownleft off.The City started painting the wooden fences
on the traffic islands in June, but work cameto a halt after some residents objected to thecolour scheme of red, green and yellow, meantto reflect the City’s logo.“Comments received were that the trial col-
ourswere toobright,” sayscouncillorTandekaGqada, mayoral committee member for com-munity services.Gqada says the local City Parks office re-
ceived four written letters and numerous tele-phonic complaints, after which the City de-cided to revert to the former colours of greenandwhite. RoseMcFall of RoseMcFall Proper-ties onMain Road then offered to complete theupgrade. However, bad weather delayed thepainting, saysGqada,whichhas only just beencompleted.McFall says she took over the painting be-
cause she felt the colours were inappropriatefor a historical town like Somerset West. As
Adolf Potberg is one of the two painters who repaintedthe wooden fences in Main Road Somerset West.
her contribution for Madiba Day, she decidedto pay for the upgrade herself.McFall estimates the job cost her around
R10 000, for the paint and the two painters.Ward councillor Stuart Pringle says no
money had initially been budgeted for return-ing the fence to its original colours. Gqadaadds: “Rose McFall Properties offered theirservices voluntarily, and the local City Parksofficeaccepted thisasaonce-off arrangement.”
Sevenin courtSeven men appearedin the Strand Magis-trate’s Court onchargesof robberyonFriday.Theywerearrested
after the Strand Cashand Carry in MainRoad was robbed atmidday on Thursdaylast week. Criminalsassaulted the cash-iers and demandedmoney.Police spokesper-
son Constable Mab-uleloMafunasaystherobbers made theirgetaway in a ToyotaAvanza after havinghelped themselves tocash, cartons of ciga-rettes and otheritems.The Strand police
gave chase and ar-restedsevenpeopleatthe intersection ofAltena and Broad-way Streets.The officers confis-
cated guns, and anundisclosed amountof cash.The case was post-
poned to tomorrow(Wednesday) for abail application.Anyonewhohasin-
formation that couldassist with the inves-tigation is urged tophone Detective Con-stable Andrew Braafon 0 021 854 9100.
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Local Imam fightstrash with informationNICOLE MCCAIN
A local imam, prompted by the illegaldumping at the wetland along BoundaryStreet in Strand, has launched awarenessevents for children in the area.
Imam Naziem Safodien arranged an educa-tion programme to teach children about hy-giene, and why it’s important not to dump orlitter around the wetland.“The existence of a wetland is very impor-
tant. We need to appreciate our wetland bylooking after it, and not damage it by dumpingour dirt in it,” says Safodien. “So our appealto the public living near the wetland is to lookafter the wetland.”Bags were distributed to locals to encourage
them to dispose of their refuse properly, and
Naziem Safodien hands out bags to encourage the community around the wetland to stop dumping. Seenwith him are local children Jamie Lee, Ramone Katz, Danwell Daniels, Joshua Hendericks, Tia Frantz andRugshana van Niekerk. PHOTO: NICOLE MCCAIN
they were educated about the effects of dump-ing around the wetland. Safodien also distrib-uted toothbrushes and toothpaste to thechildren. Safodien says the community is alsoappealing to the subcouncil to place a sign-board indicating no dumping is allowed, andto fine any offenders.Ward councillor Johan Middleton, who
pointed out that the fine for dumping illegallyisR500,saystheMetroPolicedopatrol thearea,butpeopleoftendumpatnight.Middletonaddsthat no-dumping signs are often vandalised orstolen. But, he says, the Solid Waste Depart-ment does clean the area weekly.Safodien also says the community has no
containers inwhich to place refuse.Middletonsays the community’s concern will be sent ontoSolidWaste, andamotion forcontainerswillbe put before the subcouncil.
Wellness Centre for LwandleThe Sizophila Wellness Centre in Lwandleopened its doors lastMonday (3September)In partnership with the Western Cape
Health Department and the Strand-basedMasincedaneCentre thewalk-in clinicwillprimarilyofferHIVtestingandcounsellingaswell asTBscreening, eyescreening, fam-ily planning and pregnancy testing andblood pressure and blood glucose testing.The centre will also provide homebased
care in certain areas.An additional service is the patient sup-
port groups for HIV/AIDS, stroke and hy-pertension and diabetes patients.TheWellnessCentrewillprovideitsserv-
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phoning sister Tessia August on 021 8458444.
WELLNESS CENTRE OPENS: At the opening of thecentre were (from left) Roger Alligham (Masince-dane), Gail Viana, Leslie August (Department:Health Western Cape), facility manager Tessia Au-gust, Annette Akar and Brenda Jacobs.
Sizophila Wellness centrestaff (from left) MzinisiRulashe (homebasedcarer, Masincedane), sis-ter Tessia August (facilitymanager), Mathilda Jan-uarie, Sibongila Mtshiza-na and Babalwa Sipondo(lay counsellors) andThobeka Malizana(homebased carer, Mas-incedane).
Lwandle police station commander LieutenantColonel Bongani Mtakati (left) and ward 86 coun-cillor Jongidumo Maxheke at the launch.
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
RObERTsON HOsPiTAL, LANgEbERg sub-DisTRicT (cAPE WiNELANDsDisTRicT)
Administration clerk: support (Transport)REMuNERATiON: R 108 078 PER ANNuM
sERvicE bENEFiTs: 13th cheque, employer’s contribution to the pension fund,housing and medical aid allowance.
REquiREMENTs: MiNiMuM EDucATiONAL quALiFicATiON: Senior Certificate (orequivalent). ExPERiENcE: Appropriate experience in a transport environment.iNHERENT REquiREMENTs OF THE jOb: • Valid (Code B/EB) driver’s licence withoutany vehicle restrictions • Must be willing to work overtime, rotate and/or relievepersonnel. cOMPETENciEs (kNOWLEDgE/skiLLs): • Ability to communicate (verbaland written) in at least two of the three official languages of the Western Cape• Knowledge of and/or exposure to Transport Circular No 4 of 2000 • Computerliteracy (MS Excel, Word and Outlook) • Knowledge of FLEETMAN • Knowledge ofGovernment Motor Transport • Knowledge of Telkom Switchboard.
DuTiEs (kEy REsuLT AREAs/OuTPuTs): • Handle booking of GG vehicles online andadvise applicants • Complete trip authorities and verify legality of driver’s licences andauthority numbers • Check and process log sheets • Ensure the effective transport ofofficial passengers, patients’ post, packages and equipment • Perform regular vehicleinspections and arrange for maintenance/repair of GG vehicles • Answer telephoneprofessionally within 3 rings, transfer calls, take messages when necessary andreconcile private telephone accounts • Perform relief duties on an ad-hoc basis andrender other administrative duties.
ENquiRiEs:Mr P Kleintjies: 023 626-8500
Administration clerk: Finance (Hospital Fees)REMuNERATiON: R 108 078 PER ANNuM
sERvicEbENEFiTs: 13th cheque, employer’s contribution to the pension fund, housingand medical aid allowance.
REquiREMENTs: MiNiMuM EDucATiONAL quALiFicATiON: Senior Certificate(or equivalent) with Mathematics and/or Accounting as a passed subject and/orSenior Certificate (or equivalent) with experience/competencies that focus on theKey Performance Areas of the post. iNHERENT REquiREMENT OF THE jOb: Valid(Code B/EB) driver’s licence. cOMPETENciEs (kNOWLEDgE/skiLLs): • Ability tocommunicate (verbal and written) in at least two of the three official languages ofthe Western Cape • Computer literacy (MS Excel, Word and Outlook) • Good co-ordination and problem solving skills • Knowledge of CLINICOM, BAS and ARS BillingSystems • Knowledge of Procedure Manual Chapter 18, UPFS and/or relevant financeinstructions.
DuTiEs (kEy REsuLT AREAs/OuTPuTs): • Correct assessing, billing, releasing andsubmitting of invoices (Medical Aid, Subsidised, SANDF, SAPS, DCS, MVA, COID,Foreigners, etc) • Regular follow-up of EDI-rejections, COGNOS reports, unknownlists, medical aid statements, state department claims (SANDF/DCS/SAPS), debtolder than 60/120 days, above R 10 000, MVA/COID, payment arrangements andunreleased/suspended cases • Daily, weekly and monthly reconciliation of statemonies between systems (cashiers, sub-bank account, banking FINN, BAS, billing,debt collector), debits and credits • Perform cashier duties, manage petty cash andissue FINN 448’s • Assist with case management duties, daily down-time patient visitsand electronic/manual medical records • Liaise with, follow-up and handle MedicoLegal cases and debtor queries/complaints • Handle, record, order and distribute facevalue forms/books, in/outgoing mail and Patient Administration stock.
ENquiRiEs:Ms C Davids: 023 626-8050/614-8100
Please submit your aPPlication for the attention ofmr hJ myburgh, to the District manager: langeberg sub-District,Private bag X617, robertson 6705.
iNsTRucTiONs TO APPLicANTs Z83 forms (obtainable from any Governmentdepartment or www.capegateway.gov.za) must: Be completed in full, clearly reflectthe name of the position, name and date of the publication (candidates may use thisas reference), be signed, accompanied by a comprehensive CV, the names of 3 refereesand certified copies of ID, driver’s licence and qualification/s. A separate applicationform must be completed for each post. Applications without the afore-mentioned willnot be considered. Applications must be forwarded to the address as indicated on theadvertisement. No late, faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted. CV’s will notbe returned. Excess personnel will receive preference. Applications, which are receivedafter the closing date, will not be considered.
Further communicationwill be limited to shortlisted candidates. If you have not receiveda response from the Department within 3 months of the closing date, please consideryour application as unsuccessful. It will be expected of candidates to be available forselection interviews on a date, time and place as determined by the Department.
As directed by the Department of Public service & Administration, applicants mustnote that further checks will be conducted once they are shortlisted and that theirappointment is subject to positive outcomes on these checks, which include securityclearance, qualification verification, criminal records, credit records and previousemployment.
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2012/2013 ADJUSTMENTS BUDGET:ROLL-OVERS FROM 2011/2012
FINANCIAL YEARNotice is hereby given in terms of Section 28(2)(e) of the LocalGovernment: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (ActNo. 56 of 2003) and Regulation 23(5) of the Municipal Budgetand Reporting Regulations, 2008, respectively, that the roll-overs from the 2011/2012 financial year were approved at theCouncil Meeting held on 23 August 2012 under Item C14.4.
In terms of Section 21(A) of the Local Government: MunicipalSystems Act, 2000 (Act No. 32 of 2000), read with Regulation26 of the Municipal Budget and Reporting Regulations 2008,the said Council resolution and all other relevant documentsmay be inspected at the under-mentioned offices of the CapeWinelands District Municipality during normal office hours andare also available on the Cape Winelands District Municipa-lity’s website at www.capewinelands.gov.za:
Stellenbosch (46 Alexander Street): Mr. M.J. LeschWorcester (51 Trappes Street): Ms. E.J. van ZylPaarl (194 Main Road): Ms. C.W. DyersCeres (27 Munnik Street): Ms. C. ConradieRobertson (40 Van Reenen Street): Ms. N.L. QhankqisoMontagu (50 Bad Street): Ms. C.E. Marais
M. MGAJOMUNICIPAL MANAGERCape WinelandsDistrict Municipality46 Alexander StreetStellenbosch 7600
Human Communications C95462
KAAPSE WYNLAND
DISTRIKSMUNISIPALITEIT
KENNISGEWING2012/2013 AANSUIWERINGSBEGROTING:
OORDRAGTE VAN 2011/2012FINANSIËLE JAAR
Kennis geskied hiermee ingevolge, onderskeidelik, artikel28(2)(e) van die Wet op Plaaslike Regering: MunisipaleFinansiële Bestuur, 2003 (Wet No. 56 van 2003) en regulasie23(5) van die Munisipale Begrotings- en Verslagdoenings-regulasies, 2008, dat die oordragte van die 2011/2012finansiële jaar by die Raadsvergadering gehou op 23 Augustus2012 onder Item R14.4 goedgekeur is.
Ingevolge artikel 21(A) van die Wet op Plaaslike Regering:Munisipale Stelsels, 2000 (Wet No. 32 van 2000), geleessaam met regulasie 26 van die Munisipale Begrotings- enVerslagdoeningsregulasies 2008, lê die gemelde Raadsbesluiten alle ander tersaaklike dokumentasie ter insae by dieondergemelde kantore van die Kaapse Wynland Distriksmuni-sipaliteit gedurende gewone kantoorure en is ook beskikbaarop die Kaapse Wynland Distriksmunisipaliteit se webwerf bywww.capewinelands.gov.za:
Stellenbosch (Alexanderstraat 46): Mnr. M.J. LeschWorcester (Trappesstraat 51): Me. E.J. van ZylPaarl (Hoofweg 194): Me. C.W. DyersCeres (Munnikstraat 27): Me. C. ConradieRobertson (Van Reenenstraat 40): Me. N.L. QhankqisoMontagu (Badstraat 50): Me. C.E. Marais.
M. MGAJOMUNISIPALE BESTUURDERKaapse WynlandDistriksmunisipaliteitAlexanderstraat 46Stellenbosch 7600
Human Communications C95462
LOSLITDAG: Die Gazette-span (van links) nuusredak-teur Deliah Brinkhuis, joer-nalis Nicole McCain en ad-vertensie-konsultant Mu-hammad Brinkhuis, wasook aanboordmet Loslitdagse see-tema op 7 Septem-ber. Hul kontakbesonderhe-de is soos volg: DeliahBrink-huis by 021 841 4292 [email protected];Nicole McCain by021 841 4265 of [email protected];en Muhammad Brinkhuis by021 841 4275 of [email protected]
Lesers lug hul meningsSmokkelary
Ek is ’n inwoner van Helderzicht (Silver-tas).EkondersteunniedieLourensiaPark-in-woner wat van smokkelary beskuldig wordnie. Ek wonder net hoe hy kan smokkel, asdie inwoners van Lourensia Park daagliksverby my huis na die Gardens toe stap omdrank te koop. Naweke is dit veral erg. Ditgaan reeds sedert verlede Desember so aan.
Toename in aborsiesDiefeitdat75 000aborsiesverledejaaruit-
gevoeris,wysdatditbuitebeheeris.Diegratismediese sorg van die ANC-regering help dieaborsies verder aan.Ouers moet hul dogters met waardes op-
voed, want jou liggaam is die tempel van die
Here. Stop die rondslapery!Piet Steyn, StrandRondslapery is aan die orde van die dag,
want dit is te maklik om ’n aborsie te kry. Diejong dames moet onthou as jy Vigs opdoengaan ’n aborsie jou nie meer kan red nie! Be-staandiewoordtrotsniemeerinsekeredamesse woordeskat nie? Rynhardt, Somerset-Wes
Wat van al die aborsie-advertensies watons dorp se lamppale en verkeerstekens ont-sier? Is dit wettig en het die persoon toestem-ming? Jean
BomdreigementeEk hoop die polisie kry die persoon wat
die bomdreigement by Strand-munisipaliteitgemaak het. Mense wat bomdreigementemaak moet lewenslange gevangenisstraf kry.R.Nel,Strand
The police are appreciated!I would like to say a big thank you to theSAPS for their support and superb service.Also a thank you to the good Samaritanwho alerted the SAPS, which led to the ar-rest of one of the individuals, still withsome of the stolen goods in hand.Upon wakening on Sunday morning, 26
August, I found that I had been burgled.Luckily I sleep with my bedroom doorlocked. They had ransacked the rest of thehouse, helped themselves to foodandwine,and were very selective in what they took.I had just opened my garage door to go
and report the burglary when an SAPSStrandvanpulledupinmydriveway.Theycame to check the property after arrestingone of the thieves; my name and addresswere inmy laptop case,which the thief hadin his possession.
Iwent down toSomersetWestPolice Sta-tion and reported the burglary. An inspec-tor was assigned to investigate the case.SomersetWestPoliceStationcontactedmeon Sunday afternoon and arranged for fin-gerprints to be taken, during which the in-spector came to my home and introducedhimself.SAPS Strand went out of their way to
keep me informed of the progress and letme know exactly what the thief had in hispossession. They were extremely profes-sional and helpful at all times. ByWednes-day afternoon the stolen goods that thethief had in his possession were returnedto me. I hope that this thank you at leastmakes a difference and lets theSAPSknowthat they are appreciated!
VERONICA BARNARD
Helderberg
Year 16 • Dinsdag 11 September 2012 | Tel. 021 853 0211
Macassar se netbalsterNICOLE MCCAIN
EenvanMacassar se sportsterre setalent is onlangs beloon toe sy virdie Boland-netbalspan gekies is.Lauren Martinus (22) het van 2
tot 11 Augustus in die Suid-Afri-kaanse-kampioenskapstoernooi inJohannesburg deelgeneem as deelvan die Bizhub Boland-span.Na afloop van wedstryde teen 11
ander spanne regoor die land, hetdie plaaslike span vyfde plek be-haal.Lauren het in haar tienerjare as
leerling van Hottentots-HollandHoërskool beginnetbal speel. “Eenvan my vriendinne het gesê ekmoet dit probeer, en ek het toe uit-gevind dat ek eintlik goed is,” sêLauren.Dié verdedigerhet aanhou speel,
en is reeds vir die laaste agt jaarop die netbalbaan.Haar betrokkenheid het nie ná
skool geëindig nie. Lauren het vierjaargeledebydieChrysalisNetbal-klub in Macassar aangesluit.Syen12andervroue speel virdie
klub, en volgens Lauren kry hulgoeie ondersteuning van die ge-meenskap.Laurensêsybeoefendiesportvir
meer as net die oefening. “Dis fun.Dit hou my gedagtes van andergoed af, soos dwelms of alkohol enander negatiewe goed.”Vir meer inligting oor die Chry-
salis Netbalklub, bel die klubvoor-sitter, Audrey Jacobs, by 078 0687978.
Lauren Martinus (22) het onlangs vir die Boland netbalspan indie Suid-Afrikaanse kampioenskappe gespeel.
JAG CHAMPS: The Pronutro Jag runners from Macassar put in an outstanding performance at thefive-kilometre fun run held at Lourensford Wine Estate on 2 September. With 15 entries, the firstthree places in the boys’ event went to these fine runners. Seen here (from left) are Beyano Lewis(third place), Ricardo de Beer (second) and Corné Pietersen (first). Athletes interested in joiningthe training group can contact Lewellyn on 0 081 493 2854, or attend their practice sessions atMacassar High School on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 15:00. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Wat gebeur op sportgebied?Joernalis
Nicole McCain | [email protected] | 021 841 4265