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Shebeen runs for 15 yearsTAMMY PETERSEN

A SHEBEEN that is believed to havebeen operating sporadically for over

15 years, has residents spitting fire be-cause police operations at the Otteryhouse have failed to stop the alcohol fromflowing.

Locals claim that vagrants and homelesspeople are a common sight in Doig Road, andthe sale of liquor continues to increase thenumber of unsavoury characters loitering inthe street.

A resident, who asks to be known only asAnne, says she regularly notices “dirty-look-ing people” making their way past her house.

“Once I decided to follow them in case theyplanned to break in at one of the neighbours.But instead I saw the three guys going to thathouse and coming out a few minutes laterclutching a bag.

“My friend later told me that the home own-er is dealing in cheap liquor.”

An elderly man says people living in “poor-er neighbouring areas make a voetpaadjie” tothe house at all hours.

“Once I sprayed them with my hose pipeand told them to stop coming here. Theyswore at me and said they only wanted to getdop. They aren’t even shy to say it!”

He says he and a few neighbours onceplanned to speak to the shebeen owner, but“thought better of it”.

“This isn’t the type of person I even wantto waste my breath on. The law will eventual-ly catch up with him and then we will see whohas the last laugh.” People’s Post visited thearea on Friday and was approached by unem-ployed men who sit at the corner of the road.

“Everyone knows he sells the dop,” a mantold the reporter as four others nodded inagreement.

“When we wait here in the morning and no-

body picks us up, we see the people walkingto the shebeen down the road. They say heis cheap.”

Another man says he “always” buys his liq-uor at the house as it’s on his route home.

“I have been going there for years. It’s nota secret. I always thought he had permissionto sell.”

Warrant Officer Robert Lakey, the spokes-person for Lansdowne police, says officersare aware of the liquor business at the houseand that regular operations are held.

“On Friday, we held an undercover opera-tion at the house where a man was sent withR10 with the instruction to purchase liquor.

“He returned with the wine and confirmedthat they were selling alcohol illegally.

“Our members raided the house, recover-ing the R10 and the man who had helped himwas arrested.”

The 60-year-old man was charged withdealing in liquor, and appeared in the Wyn-

berg Magistrate’s Court on Monday.Lakey was unable to confirm the outcome

as the docket has not yet returned from court.However, police believe that the man isn’t

the person behind the operations and that hewas only working at the house.

Lakey adds that numerous searches havebeen carried out over the years, but that ow-ing to the sporadic nature in which tradingtakes place, the successes at the house havenot been “major”.

“We are keeping an eye on the operationsat the property, but we need anyone with in-formation or who notices anything untowardat the house to phone the station on (021) 700-9000 so that the matter can be followed up.”

On Saturday 16 July theCape Town City Hall wasthe venue for a gala din­ner evening that raisedR3 million for the NelsonMandela Foundation.The evening was attend­ed by 500 selectedguests, including formerSpringbok rugby playerChester Williams, modelKimora Lee Simmons,Oscar­nominated actorDjimon Hounsou andChelsy Davy.

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Dedicated Red Cross staff recognisedALMOST 60 employees of the Red Cross WarMemorial Children’s Hospital have receivedawards for prolonged years of service to theWestern Cape Department of Health. Threeof the 56 recipients were recognised for 40

years of service, 17 received 30-year serviceawards and 25 were rewarded for 20 years ofservice, exclusively to Red Cross, and 11 for20 years of service to the Western Cape De-partment of Health.

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The nasty electricityprice shockerI’M beginning to think that Eskom em-ployees and city councillors are toowell paid to understand the impact ofthe electricity price increases.

They talk in percentages but we pay inrands, lots of rands. And they have madeit extremely difficult to make direct com-parisonsbychanging the tariffs blocks, byusing and then discarding daily servicecharges and changing the rules to usecombinations of tariffblocks.

It all makes the storyabout as confusing as acellphone contract.

To get an idea of theimpact in real terms, Idug out some of my oldelectricity accounts so Inow have the actual fig-ures in black and white.They may not be com-pletely representativebut I’m doing the best Ican. So here we go:

In a 29-day periodover July and August in2008 I used 745 kWh orunits of electricity. Be-fore VAT that costR425.48. At today’s tariffs the cost wouldbe R815.80.

So in threeyears thebill has almost dou-bled.Now if you’re a councillor earningabout R30 000 a month for a part-time job,that is small potatoes.

And if you chair a subcouncil or haverisen to an exalted position on the Mayor-al Committee, it is petty cash.And at Eskom, where the average salaryis nearly R500 000 a year, it must be reallydifficult to understand why people arecomplaining.

Now let’s look at where the money goes.To do that we need to know what the Citypays for the electricity it buys from Es-kom.

In July 2008, Eskom’s average sellingprice was 24.4 cents a unit, but Eskom haswholesale and retail customers and CapeTown, as one of the biggest wholesale cus-tomers, pays less than the average. Wedon’t know how much less, so 24.4 centsa unit is the best figure we have.

So, in July 2008, my 745 units nettedR181.78 for Eskom, and the City grabbedthe other R243.37.

Three years later Eskom’s average sell-ing price is 50.37 cents, soits share of a bill for 745units would be R375.26.The City will get the oth-er R440.54.

So the City is still get-ting more than half themoney. We know that Es-kom is spending massiveamounts on new powerstations, but what is theCity doing with itsshare?

The City’s distributionand service costs shouldbe rising in line with in-flation, but Eskom’s arerising in line with the in-flated cost of their over-priced power stations.

Last year, when Eskom tariffs went upby 26,3%, the National Energy Regulatorsaid municipalities should increase theirtariffs by just 15%.

But Cape Town and the other munici-palitiesmoreor less toldNersa to get knot-ted, and bumped up prices by 25% andmore. Electricity is Cape Town’s biggestsource of revenue. The City expects reve-nue of R8,1 billion from electricity salesthis year, nearly twice as much as theR4,6 billion from property rates.

So you can see just how profitable it isto use the Eskom increases as an excuseto hike our tariffs over and above what isreasonable.

And we pay VAT on top of that!

STALWART: Jeffrey Isaacs ofMitchell’s Plain (centre), re­ceives his certificate for longservice (40 years) from West­ern Cape Health MEC, TheunsBotha (right) and the DeputyDirector­General of Emergen­cy Services, Dr Beth Engelbre­cht. Isaacs started his careeras a mason and labourer at thehospital in February 1971. Hewas promoted to general as­sistant in the 1980s, then toa messenger and eventuallysenior messenger in the1990s. He retired in Februarythis year. Photo: Supplied

ALL ROUNDER: MarthaBrink of Rondebosch,receives her certificatefor Long Service (40years) from WesternCape Health MEC, The­uns Botha, and the Dep­uty Director General ofEmergency Services, DrBeth Engelbrecht. Brinkstarted out as studentnurse at Tygerberg Hos­pital in 1971. She com­pleted her midwiferytraining at Frere Hospi­tal where she workedfrom 1974 to 1975. Shethen worked at Swart­land Hospital from 1976 until 1978 when she moved to Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospi­tal. She is currently employed as a specialist paediatric nurse in the cardiac ward. Brink is alsoa trained midwife and has training and nursing experience in theatre nursing, ICU nursing, traumanursing and ear nose and throat nursing. Photo: Supplied

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peared in court yesterday, but People’s Post was una-ble to determine the outcome.

. An officer was allegedly bribed by a 31-year-oldSomalian from Parkwood. The man tipped the officeroff about counterfeit cigarettes, but asked the policeofficer to give the cigarettes to him in exchange formoney.

The cigarettes were valued at about R4 000. The manwas arrested on charges of bribery and appeared incourt on 15 July.

Robbers have asmashing time atintersectionTAMMY PETERSEN

MOTORISTS are being advisedto exercise extra caution whenapproaching the intersection atJan Smuts Drive and LansdowneRoad, after a recent surge insmash-and-grab incidents by loi-terers who frequent the set of ro-bots.

This comes after a 49-year-oldwoman was accosted by two rob-bers who made off with her hand-bag while she was waiting for therobot to change on Wednesdaymorning. Warrant Officer RobertLakey, the spokesperson forLansdowne police, says patrols inand around the intersection havebeen increased owing to the spikein the number of opportunistic rob-beries at the busy intersection.

“The woman had pulled up at therobot and as she waited for thelights to turn green, two men ap-

proached her vehicle and smashedthe passenger side window. Theygrabbed her bag from the front seatand ran off towards Hanover Park,”he explains.

Various complaints have been re-ceived about criminal activity atthe intersection, but very few mo-torists lay charges, Lakey contin-ues.

“We have also heard that numer-ous attempts to rob drivers havebeen made, but very few formalcomplaints have been received.

“We would like to encourage any-one who has been hit or has almostfallen prey to these guys to come tothe station so that we can followup.” He advises that drivers shouldnot leave their valuables on thefront seat, but instead secure themin the boot or out of sight.

“It also seems that mostly womenare being targeted, especially thosedriving fancy car models. We ad-vise them to be especially careful.” NUMBERS BOOST: Nine hundred students were officially sworn in as police constables at a graduation ceremo­

ny held at the Good Hope Christian Centre in Ottery on Friday 15 July. Western Cape police commissioner,Lieutenant General Arno Lamoer, aims to get more women trained for the specialised services such as theTask Force and Air Wing, and to enhance service to the community. Pictured here is Constable Benita Camph­er. Photo: Jaco Marais

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Well­wishers provide a silver liningWell­wishers provide a silver liningANDRE BAKKES

NEARLY every morning the angelicvoice of 85-year-old Stella Wolhuter

fills the halls of Beit-ul-Aman Home forthe Aged.

“Oh what a beautiful morning, oh what abeautiful day, we are so blessed and content-ed, everything’s coming our way,” she sings.

Her uninhibited proclamation is conta-gious, and soon everyone within earshothums the tune to themselves.

The 72 residents have been given a chanceto live out their golden years in relative com-fort.

Most of these frail residents are of the Is-lamic faith, so the home is run on Islamicprinciples, though it prides itself on beingmulti-cultural.

Beit-ul-Aman has been serving the commu-nity since 1979, and was initially created toprovide specialised care for Muslims in par-ticular, since there wasn’t a similar place forpoorer seniors to go to.

Thirty years later and the home is still theonly facility of its kind in the Western Cape.

As a result, the demand for residency ishigh, so the representatives of the home have

to first do house visits to see if there isn’t anyother alternative for the person seeking ac-commodation. “We don’t want to be a dump-ing ground,” says Naadir Agherdien, the cur-rent chairperson of the board.

“In our community there is a strong feelingthat there shouldn’t be old age homes, sincethe family must take care of them, but thesedays it is difficult. Some even forget about ourelders.”

Living life in the fast lane has its draw-backs – the most tragic of these is that manyfamilies can also not give the necessary careto its oldest members.

The options for those who need special careis very limited, especially if they are Muslim.

While Beit-ul-Aman receives a monthlygrant from the Department of Social Develop-ment, it mostly relies on donations from thegeneral public to help make ends meet andkeep its doors open to those in need.

Their operational costs alone are morethan R1 million rand a year, so these dona-tions are essential for the running of the ha-ven.

“The average shortfall for operational ex-penses comes to about R80 000 or R90 000 amonth,” says Agherdien, before adding thatthey have to raise the money themselves by

having at least one fundraising event amonth.

Thenext fundraiser is a golf day inOctober,a popular event and a highlight on their cal-endar.

In 2009 the home very nearly had to closeits doors, since the economic downturn sawdonations drying up.

The Oasis Crescent Fund Trust intervenednot a moment too soon, and stepped in tomake a generous donation of R1 million.

This ensured that the home could build upa reserveof funds, but theyare always inneedof help from the community.

Agherdien says many old age homes havenot been completely fire-compliant, so afterone home was ravaged a few months ago, allwere ordered to bring in sweeping changes.

They must now become compliant by theend of July or August, which means theymust dip into that reserve fund.

It will set them back about R300 000.This is just a once-off payment, but their

biggest expense is for adult nappies.All of this just serves as extra motivation

for their valiant sponsors, who will undoubt-edly come to the home’s rescue once again,says Agherdien.

Its dependence on the private sector is the

lifeblood of the home, since companies haveto date not followed the sterling example setby Oasis or the well-wishers within the com-munity.

Funds are, of course, not the only thing theresidents need.

Some of them have no family to speak of,and become desperately lonely.

Volunteers come in to keep them company,but there is always space for more.

On 1 July superintendent Zulphaa Hassenwas appointed, but apart from her, the staffis almost solely made up of contracted volun-teers.

“The need for volunteers will continue, butthey can’t run the place. So there is a needfor qualified personnel to address the resi-dents’ needs. Now with Zulphaa, most of thiswill be managed and we will run the place bet-ter,” says Agherdien.

On Mandela Day (yesterday July 18), Islam-ic Relief sent 10 doctors to the home to holda health programme, and do some much-needed exercises with the residents.

Agherdien says he cannot thank donorsenough, but in the same breath he imploreseveryone who can lend a hand to step forwardand make a difference.

Contact Beit-ul-Aman on (021) 761-1540.

SINGING TO HER HEART’S CONTENT: StellaWolhuter (85) makes up for her lack of eyesightwith a singing voice that moves the world.

ON THEIR TOES: “Domino convener” AmienNieftagodien (80) plays dominoes with someof the residents on a regular basis.

ACCORDING to www.didyouknow.org, the first public television pictureswere transmitted in 1926. The first TV interview was made with Irish actressPeggy O’Neil in April 1930. The first televised sporting event was a Japaneseelementary school baseball game, broadcast in September 1931.

Smooth sailingTHE internationally-acclaimed sailor andpolar region adventurer, Skip Novak, willbe giving a special talk on sailing and ad-venturing in polar regions and the effectsof global warming in the Antarctic, prior

to the Cape of Good Hope SPCA’s AGM onThursday July 21 at the SPCA, corner of 1stAvenue and First Road in Grassy Park. Thetalkwill start at 13:30, followedby theSPCAAGM at 15:00 and light refreshments willbe served. Booking is essential. ContactClaudia on (021) 700-4157/41 for further in-formation.

Festive lunch on the cardsTHE Simon of Cyrene Anglican Churchin Acacia Road in Parkwood Estate willbe hosting a “Christmas in July” lunch-eon on Sunday 24 July at the Hyde ParkHall in Hyde Road.

The event is due to start at 12:45 for13:00. The cost is R95 for adults and R45for children under the age of 12. For moreinformation, contact the parish office on(021) 705-6138.

A FRIENDLY HAND: Gadija Basardiens(87) talks about memorable days goneby while volunteer Rehana Majal lis­tens intently. Photos: Andre Bakkes

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New hub for communityTHE City of Cape Town’s MayoralCommittee Member for CommunityServices, Councillor Tandeka Gqada,officially opened the Lotus River Rec-reation Hub on Saturday 16 July.

The new hub is part of the Sport, Recre-ation and Amenities Department’s strate-gy to bring sustainable activities and pro-grammes back to community centres. Sit-uated in the department’s District 2Region, the hub will offer a range of activ-ities, including aerobics, arts and crafts,board games, dancing and table tennis,amongst others.

A recreation study conducted acrossthe Cape Metropole showed that only24,6% of adult residents in Cape Townparticipate in physical activities in theirspare time, yet 60% rate themselves ashealthy. Almost 90% of Capetonians feelthat sport and recreation is important forcommunities in Cape Town. Capetoniansare most interested in recreational pro-grammes such as health and fitness, arts,crafts and games – rather than formalsporting codes such as soccer and cricket.

The department embarked on a projectto identify specific facilities within eachdistrict for the establishment of recrea-tion hubs. These hubs are the core facili-

ties at which various recreation pro-grammes and activities will take place ona regular basis.

“The research findings confirm that anumber of the Sport, Recreation andAmenities Department’s facilities, pro-grammes and events are well-targeted,and are making a positive difference tothe lives of many people, both young andold. Conversely, some of the findingsidentify areas for improvement. This re-search will help to steer our grassrootsdevelopment programmes, whereby thehubs are used as centres for communityupliftment,” said Gqada.

“We regard sport and recreation as animportant development tool – contribut-ing not only to youth development, but al-so to the development of communitiesand contributing to the fostering of socialcohesion,” said the City’s Director forSport, Recreation and Amenities, GertBam.

District 2 Region comprises Retreat,Ottery, Lotus River, Parkwood, GrassyPark, Elfindale, Steenberg, Seawinds,Claremont, Hout Bay, Newlands, Plum-stead, Wynberg, Mowbray, Diep River,Simon’s Town, Muizenberg, Fish Hoek,Kommetjie, Kalk Bay, Clovelly, MistyCliffs and Ocean View.

Smooth sailingTHE internationally-acclaimed sailor and polar re-gion adventurer, Skip Novak, will be giving a specialtalk on sailing and adventuring in polar regions andthe effects of global warming in the Antarctic, priorto the Cape of Good Hope SPCA’s AGM on ThursdayJuly 21 at the SPCA, corner of 1st Avenue and FirstRoad in Grassy Park. The talk will start at 13:30, fol-lowed by the SPCA AGM at 15:00 and light refresh-ments will be served. Booking is essential. ContactClaudia on (021) 700-4157/41 for further information.

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ATLANTIC SEABOARD residentscan look forward to driving on For-mula 1-standard roads by Septem-ber 2013 if plans are approved tobring the loudest sport in the worldto Cape Town.

The proposed Monaco-style rac-ing track will wind its way past5,3 km of iconic Cape Town land-marks, such as the V&A Water-front, Cape Town Stadium and Ta-ble Bay Harbour.

The route will start and end in theCape Town stadium, and will alsomake its way through the streets ofGreen Point, Sea Point and MouillePoint. People’s Post took to thestreets to find out how residents feelabout hosting the richest, and loud-est, sport in the world, and surpris-ingly the idea was met with over-whelming enthusiasm by local resi-dents.

Harry Berry is a local Sea Pointresident who says that he is readyfor the noise and excitement of aFormula 1 race on his doorstep.

“It’s the best thing in the world tobring the Formula 1 here. It is aworld-class event that will be verygood for the area and for the entireSouth Africa.

“I love the noise of the Harleyswhen they drive down the road, andI will love to have the roar of For-mula One cars in the area.”

The Cape Town Grand Prix BidCompany has proposed the inner-city street circuit, and is one ofthree companies that will be pre-senting their plans to Formula 1boss, Bernie Ecclestone, in the nextfew months. Spokesperson, EstherHenderson, said that the Monaco-style racing track was proposed forCape Town due to its “sexy loca-tion”. “This location will immedi-ately identify Cape Town and show-case what we have to offer to theworld. It will help to position CapeTown even further as a world-classtourist destination.”

Atlantic Seaboard resident, Vic-tor Ndalama, also feels that Cape

Town needs an event like this toshowcase its abundance of naturalbeauty to the world.

“It will be a mind-opener for therest of the world to have such anevent here, and I think that every-one here will be up for the noise fora few days in order to show theworld what we have.”

Councillor Grant Pascoe, Mayor-al Committee Member for Tourism,Events and Marketing, said that theCity had not yet been approachedwith a proposal, but that hostingsuch an event was in line with theCity’s goal to establish Cape Townas the events capital of South Afri-ca. “Events of this magnitude bringhuge benefits for all Capetonians inthe form of tourist rands spent inour city, increased exposure, andinvestment in the city.”

Constanza Colorito agrees withthis statement, and feels that thistype of event will do a lot for CapeTown’s international status.

“It is very good for Cape Town, asit will bring more tourists and itwill boost the economy.”

Jaco Swanepoel is also excited tohave the world get a taste of SouthAfrican culture and food.

“This area does not differ muchfrom other coastal countries likeMonaco and Brazil, and it will giveforeign visitors a chance to experi-ence a taste of South African cul-ture and food. This area is beautifuland the world needs to experienceit.” Henderson admitted that theywere concerned about how resi-dents would react to having theworld’s loudest sport on their door-step. Residents in the area needed

to be taken into consideration be-fore the plans could be taken fur-ther. Cedric Stuurman feels thatthe noise from the event will notmatter to the local residents, asthere are far more advantages thandisadvantages.

“A lot of people in Cape Town willenjoy this event, and it will alsobring ina lot of tourists, so thenoisereally will not matter during sucha festive event.”

However, Pat Waddle says thatshe has some “mixed feelings”about the Formula 1 coming to herdoorstep.

“I think it is great, but I also thinkthat there will be a lot of oppositiondue to the noise, but I do not reallymind as it will be a great boost forthe area and I would definitely gowatch it!”

ANDRE BAKKES

THE possibility exists that Cape Towncould be hosting a Formula 1 Grand

Prix within the next two to three years.

The economic spin-offs are expected togreatly benefit the entire Western Cape, butthe precise location of the race is far from fi-nalised.

One of the three possible venues is a Mona-co-style race track that will wind its way past5,3 kilometres of iconic Cape Town land-marks, such as the V&A Waterfront, CapeTown Stadium and Table Bay Harbour.

The route will start and end in the stadium,and will wind through the streets of GreenPoint, Sea Point and Mouille Point.

The chairperson of the Green Point Rate-payers’ and Residents’ Association (GPRRA),Bob Goebel, is however, totally against it be-ing held at this venue.“I’m speaking on myown behalf,” he says. The GPRRA will onlydiscuss their official stance this Wednesday.

“I object due to three reasons. First, the in-frastructure around the stadium, Beach andBay roads is built to reduce speed to 40km/hbecause it is a pedestrian-friendly area - upto 12 000 people go to the park on a weeklybasis. My second objection comes down toecology. Twenty thousand litres of fuel gasper race will be spewed into the atmosphere.Thirdly, the noise levels would be amplifiedup the hill because the whole Green Point isreally a giant amphitheatre,” he warns. Peo-

ple’s Post will reveal GPRRA’s formal objec-tions in the near future.

The other two bids involve new tracks be-ing built at the airport or near Atlantis on theWest Coast. Even though much has to beagreed upon before a race of such magnitudecan be held on these shores, CEO of CapeTown Routes Unlimited, Calvyn Gilfellan,says a Formula 1 race in the region can becompared to the World Cup in terms of tour-ism – the only difference being that the GrandPrix is a yearly event. “It will be more sus-tainable than the World Cup, and would un-doubtedly be a huge injection into the touristindustry,” he says.

“Also, like the World Cup, it would presentimmediate spin-offs. Work would be created,but the flip-side is of course that there wouldhave to be huge investments from the publicsector,” continues Gilfellan.

“I don’t watch the sport myself, but I knowCapetonians are very interested in motor-sport.”

Regional chairperson of Motorsport SAWestern Cape, Joyce Dolinschek, verifiesthis notion. “I work with interested young-sters every day, and they all want to be thenext Sebastian Vettel. It is the pinnacle forall youngsters to aspire to. Our locals love allkinds of motorsport,” she confirms, beforeadding that it would be “brilliant” for thesport. According to Dolinschek, it would alsocreate a valuable opportunity for 18 to 26-year-old “petrol heads” in Cape Town to leavetheir illegal and dangerous “drifting” fasci-

nation behind once they saw how profession-ally the sport was run and how many safetyprecautions went into a race.

CouncillorGrantPascoe,MayoralCommit-tee Member for Tourism, Events and Market-ing for the City of Cape Town, applied thebrakes ever so slightly when he recently said:“There is a long road ahead before this canbe realised. The City has not yet been ap-proached with a proposal to host the Formula1 Grand Prix in Cape Town. We will only con-sider the prospect of hosting the event oncewe have been presented with a proposal. Itwill then have to go through all council proc-esses, including public participation, to en-sure that the views of the local residents aretaken into consideration.” People’s Post tookto the streets to find out how residents feelabout hosting the richest, and loudest, sportin the world, and the idea was met with rea-

sonable enthusiasm. Harry Berry is a localSea Point resident who says that he is readyfor the noise and excitement of a Formula 1race on his doorstep. “It’s the best thing inthe world to bring the Formula 1 here. It isa world-class event that will be very good forthe area and for the entire South Africa.”

Cedric Stuurman feels that the noise fromthe event will not matter to the local resi-dents, as there are far more advantages thandisadvantages. “A lot of people in Cape Townwill enjoy this event, and it will also bring ina lot of tourists.”

However, Pat Waddle says that she hassome “mixed feelings” about the Formula 1coming to her doorstep. “I think it is great,but I also think that there will be a lot of oppo-sition due to the noise, but I do not reallymind as it will be a great boost for the areaand I would definitely go and watch it!”

Harry Ber­ry can’twait tohave theworld’sloudestsport onhis door­step. Photos:Hanrie Bosch

ConstanzaColoritofeels thatthis type ofevent willdo a lot forCapeTown’s in­ternationalstatus.

Victor Ndala­ma wants For­mula 1 tocome to CapeTown in orderto show theworld thecity’s beauty.

JacoSwanepoelwants moreforeign visi­tors to cometo CapeTown in or­der to get ataste ofSouth Afri­ca.

ONTRACK:The pro­posedFormulaOne trackwill giveAtlanticSeaboardresidentsa frontrow viewof the ac­tion.Photo:Supplied

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CENTENARIAN: Jo­hanna Lemmetjiescelebrated her101st birthday onWednesday 13 Julyat the Lotus RiverPlace Old AgeHome with family,friends and nursingstaff. She is seenhere with staff fromPick n Pay Ottery,who sponsored theparty. Asked whatkeeps her going,Lemmetjies reciteda Bible verse: “In allyour ways acknowl­edge Him and Hewill direct yourpath.”

Photo: Lillian Amos

Fire leaves family with almost nothingLILLIAN AMOS

AN OTTERY family wasleft with little after a fire,apparently started by va-grants, spread to a con-tainer where all their sup-plies were stored in theearly hours of Saturday 9July.

The family of five wereliving in a container as theLeon Court flat they wereliving in, just opposite theOttery Bruce Road Commu-nity Centre, was being up-graded. Malicka Salie (41)was informed of the contain-er burning by a neighbourwho came knocking at herwindow.

“I was in shock and Ididn’t know what to do.Someone who lives in thecourts phoned the fire bri-gade and the police,” saysSalie.

It has not been confirmedwho started the fire, but thecommunity suspect that thevagrants who usually comethrough the fence near thecontainer of started the fireto keep warm as they usual-ly do and it got out of con-trol.

John van Niekerk, whosecontainer is linked to Sa-lie’s, says: “There are a fewmen who come here oftenand make fires next to thecontainers.

“We’ve tried keeping

them out by closing upwhere they sneak in, but itdidn’t help because theythen just jumped over thefence.”

Salie says: “I am veryheart-sore because I workedso hard to get these thingsfor my family.

“I’m unemployed and Ijust do odd jobs from time totime. My husband died a fewyears ago. Now it’s just meand my daughters.”

Salie lives with herdaughters aged eight, 12 and19 as well as her sisters’daughter.

Fortunately the chil-dren’s school uniforms wer-en’t burnt, but most of theirother clothing items were.

Along with clothes the fami-ly also lost a lounge suite,cupboards, wardrobes, abed headboard, kitchenutensils and many otherhousehold items. Stationcommander of the OtteryFire Station, Cedric Dan-iels, confirmed the incident.“We arrived at the gate butit was closed. We had to waitfor someone to open thegate, then only could wefight the fire. We are not ex-actly sure what started thefire, but we did as much aswe could.”

Anyone who is able to as-sist the Salie family withany kind of donation orhelp, is asked to call Mal-icka on 084 288 5986.

CHARRED: The container where the Salie family’s belongings werestored. Photo:Lillian Amos

Beardly Bunchneeds supportToday is the last day to pur-chase your coupon for twobeanies in support of theBeards for Beanies cam-paign.

The Beardly Bunch aimsto raise funds for The GOGOTrust, an NGO that supportselderly unemployed people.

Steve Van Aardt, co-found-er of The Beardly Bunch,said: “We would like to en-courage people to buy theirBeanies on Dealify.com and

show your support by buy-ing a beanie for someone inneed during these cold andharsh winter months.”

The cost of the Beanies isR160 and includes packag-ingandpost.All proceeds gotowards the GOGO Trust.Go to www.dealify.com topurchase your beanies!

For more information onThe Beardly Bunch, contactSteve Van Aardt on 083 4097047.

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Cape Town leadsby exampleHANRIE BOSCH

The City of Cape Town has been crownedrunner-up in the Department of Environ-mental Affairs’ Cleanest Metro Competi-tion for 2009/10.

This is the third year in a row that the Cityhas finished in the top three.

In 2006/07 Cape Town managed to win thetitle and in 2007/08 took third place. But allCapetonians can help to make a differenceand to bring the title back to Cape Town nextyear by making well-informed green choic-es. Jacques du Toit, of the City of CapeTown’s Strategy and Planning Department,says: “The competition is about more thanjust having a clean city, it is about workingsmartly with our limited resources. We ap-peal to residents to start living smartly.”

As the runner-up, the city has wonR750 000, but no cash changes hands, as theCity has to create specific projects in line

with the Department of Environmental Af-fairs’ Expanded Public Works Programmecriteria.

And the City has opted to “lead by exam-ple” by installing energy-efficient solar wa-ter heating and lighting devices in fire sta-tions, nature reserves and areas of its 44Wale Street building.

“The City cannot tell its residents to con-serve energy and resources if we are not do-ing it, so we have opted to install these ener-gy-efficient devices in public areas.”

According to Du Toit, nature reserves inthe area are extremely cash-strapped and itmakes economic sense to install energy-effi-cient fittings to help them conserve energyand save money.

“People will also be able to immediatelynotice the change, and this will reinforce theCity’s attempt to encourage energy-efficientliving. The more the public embraces theseinitiatives and go green, the better chancewe have of winning the title next year.”

Ray of hope for autistic childrenTERESA FISCHER

PATRICIA HENDRICKS (54) says she wasborn to work with problematic children.

For 16 years she has been working with au-tistic children and is currently employed asa teacher at one of the special schools in theWestern Cape.

But she says there are only two schools forchildren with autism, and that these cateronly for those with money.

“The saddest thing is there is no place forautistic children frompoorer families,” shesays.

And when they turn 18,the majority of these pu-pils are forced to returnhome, if they are not em-ployable.

But Hendricks, wholives in Strandfontein,has a vision of opening acentre where mentallydisabled learners, espe-cially those with autism,can practice their skillsin vocational and educa-tional activities aftertheir school years haveended.

She describes herself as“an ordinary teacherwith a helluva lot of experience”. She hasbeen teaching since 1977.

Regarding autism, she says there is “nomanual”, and that there are degrees of au-tism.But she explains that if you want to seeprogress, you must stick to a routine, as mostautistic children don’t understand time..

“Autistic children are unpredictable, anddevelop certain obsessions,” she says.

“For example if they are used to eatingbrown rice and one day you change to yellowrice, they will smash that plate.” Bridgingthese obsessions is part of behaviour thera-py.

She also says that autistic children makedifferent sounds for different feelings.

“Finally I can speak the language of the au-tistic child.”

An added difficulty when caring for autis-tic children is that they don’t understand

danger, she says, adding that her first en-counter with an autistic child “almost gaveher a heart attack”.

“The child ran out of the school bus andinto a brick wall, with such force ... but thenburst out laughing like it was the funniestthing,” says Hendricks.

She explains that these children must bekept busy, but that nine out of 10 end up backat home when they turn 18.

“Theyareveryupset by the change in theirroutine and feel they are being punished,”

says Hendricks, who adds thattheir caregivers often have nolife.

Hendricks says she has thesupport of the Department ofSocial Development for herproposal, which she has beenworking on for over four years.

She also has obtained thebacking of overseas and localsponsors. But she says it is notabout the money and that sheis even prepared to put in herpension.

Hendricks adds: “Every dayI see the sadness in parents’faces; I know I can make a dif-ference.”

The idea is that the facilitywould especially be for thoseparents who are experiencing

financial difficulties. The only costs wouldbe for transport to the school, which is pro-posed for one of the buildings at Valken-berg.Hendricks says she needs an idea ofhow many parents would be interested in thefacility, in order for her to take the next step.

Megan Gobey’s son Gregory (15) has beencared for by Hendricks for six months, andshe says in that space of time the change inher son has been “phenomenal”.

Gobey says his speech has improved, he isa lot more self-sufficient, confident in him-self and also happy.

“Patricia has an absolute gift,” saysGobey, adding that no-one else thought thisprogress would be possible.

Contact Patricia on (021) 393-5408 between20:00 and 22:00 during the week or on week-ends, or Susan on (021) 393-4527 daily or072 262 7320 after hours.

HAPPY: Gregory Gobey

LEADING THE WAY: Cape Town has been crowned runner­up in the 2009/2010 CleanestMetro Competition, and energy­efficient devices will be installed around the city............................................................................................................................................................... Photo: Hanrie Bosch

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Creating a better future for allSouth Africans for MandelaPROUDLY SOUTH AFRICAN launchedtheir 93 000 Jobs for Mandela Day cam-paign on Saturday 16 July.

The campaign was launched in associa-tion with selected Media 24 titles, whichcurrently comprises 57 community pa-pers, and The Witness and Die Burgernewspapers.

The 93 000 Jobs for Mandela Day cam-paign aims to drive job creation throughguiding and mobilising state organs, thebusiness sector and citizens on how theycan assist in creating 93 000 jobs for Man-dela from his 93rd to 94th birthday year.

“And how will we do this?” asks Her-bert Mkhize, acting CEO of Proudly SouthAfrican.

“Just as we joined hands as a nation tohost a successful 2010 FIFA World Cup, sowe must join hands as a nation to createjobs for our people in South Africa. SouthAfricanbusiness, big and small, canmakea start by procuring 50% of their dailyconsumables, products and services local-ly, while South Africans can start by fill-ing their trolleys with at least 50% of lo-cally-manufactured products and goodsat their retail stores.

“We would like to also encourage all

South Africans to start demanding to seemore locally-produced products on theshelves in the various retail stores.”

“In keeping with Madiba’s own ap-proach in “Long Walk to Freedom”, ajourney starts with a single step – andsmall steps in the right direction can cre-ate amazing results if we work together.”he says.

Companies and South Africans want-ing to make an official commitment to thecampaign can register for the 93 000 Jobsfor Mandela Day campaign via the Proud-ly SA website and become a friend of theProudly SA 93 000 Jobs for Mandela DayFacebook page.

Proudly South African will be monitor-ing and communicating progress with re-gards to this phenomenal job creationsdrive.

Mkhize also reminded South Africansthat consumers could also make a differ-ence and support job creation by support-ing local businesses.

Proudly South African, in associationwith their selected Media 24 partners, willcreate a platform that will inform, edu-cate and enable South Africans to activelycontribute to job creation.

Preparing for a monthof unbroken fastingTAURIQ HASSEN

“I AM actually nervous this year, be-cause I really like to eat a lot,” says aconfident 10-year-old Imrah Isaacsfrom Kensington.

Isaacs was asked forher opinion of themonth of Ramadaan,which starts in earlyAugust.

Isaacs started fasting“on and off” last year,sharing the days be-tween whole day andhalf day.

She attends Pine-lands Primary – “theblue school” – and“loves eating” and hav-ing conversations.

This year would beher first time fastingevery day for the wholeday, and she says: “I amlooking forward to it.”

During the fast,Isaacs explains, her fa-vourite meal is chickenand potatoes, but shewill be looking to “keepfit”. She loves taking cake to her neigh-bours, and enjoys the minutes just beforethe fast is broken, watching people stare at

the different foods and cakes on display.“I really just want to look more thin after

the fast, so that is maybe why I am so excit-ed as well,” says Isaacs.

She says last year she found certain daysto be “very difficultbut challenging”, andis looking forward togetting her perma-nent fasting days offto a good start.

According toIsaacs, she sees thefast as being the idealopportunity to main-tain “your body andforget about eating”.

“I’m looking for-ward to the fast thisyear because I thinkI’m going to loseweight,” Isaacslaughs.

“During thismonth, you must for-get about food andjust think about yourreligion and alsostaying healthy,”says Isaacs.People should not for-get to give to the poor,

because “it’s very important” and shouldplay a major role in “your month of Ram-adaan”.

LITTLE MISS CONFIDENT: Imrah Isaacsis looking forward to Ramadaan.

Child Welfare seeks parentsCAPE TOWN CHILD WELFARE is urgentlyseeking a biological mother, Nawaal Samodi-en. She was last known to reside in the Otteryarea.

She is now reportedly residing in Park-wood.

They are also looking for an alleged father,Mark Arendse. He was last known to residein the Lotus River area.

Anyone with information is urgently re-quested to contact the social worker, Miss Sta-vroula Livanos, on (021) 638- 3127.

Sing your heart outWARD 65 will hold a karaoke evening on Fri-day 29 July at the Lotus River Multi PurposeHall on the corner of 5th Avenue and BuckRoad, from 20:00 till midnight.

Theentry feewill beR20perpersonand tick-

ets are available at the door.All funding will be pumped back into the

community.For further information, contact Celeste on

(021) 705-5910.

Festive lunch on the cardsTHE Simon of Cyrene Anglican Church inAcacia Road in Parkwood Estate will be host-ing a “Christmas in July” luncheon on Sun-day 24 July at the Hyde Park Hall in HydeRoad.

The event is due to start at 12:45 for 13:00.The cost isR95 for adults andR45 for childrenunder the age of 12.

For more information, contact the parishoffice on (021) 705-6138.

Springbok support for Table MountainTHE mighty Springboks have thrown

their weight behind the campaign tohave Table Mountain named one of theNew Seven Wonders of Nature.

“I promise we’ll win the World Cup ifyou promise to vote for Table Mountain,”said coach Peter de Villiers after mem-bers of the Springbok rugby squadpledged their support for Table Mountainand became official ambassadors for theVote for Table Mountain campaign, onMonday 11 July.

Table Mountain is in the running to benamed one of the New Seven Wonders ofNature, a global election that predictsover a billion votes worldwide.

SouthAfrica’s flat-toppedwonderneedsto beat 27 other natural sites from aroundthe world such as the Amazon River, theGrand Canyon and the Great Barrier Reefto make it into the final seven.

The new Springbok ambassadors in-clude Captain John Smit, Schalk Burger,Tendai “Beast” Mtawarira, Butch James,Bryan Habana, Jean de Villiers, JaqueFourie, Andries Bekker, Morne Steyn,Jannie du Plessis, Gurthro Steenkampand coach De Villiers.

TheSpringbokswill fly theTableMoun-tain flag high ahead of the Castle Tri-Na-tions tournament starting on 23 July inSydney,Australia. Their supportwill con-tinue through to the 2011 Rugby WorldCup, where they will represent theircountry, and Table Mountain.

“I urge all South Africans to put sometime aside to vote for Table Mountain,”said Smit. An independent impact report,conducted by Grant Thornton, has pre-dicted an R1,4 billion annual tourism bo-nanza for South Africa if Table Mountainis named one of the New Seven Wondersof Nature.

“South Africans have to make sure thatour flat-topped wonder makes it into thefinal seven. It’s a once-in-a lifetime oppor-tunity to create a legacy, an opportunitythat we can’t ignore – there will never beanother election like it.

Once the final seven are decided, that’sit,” says Sabine Lehmann, chairperson ofthe Table Mountain Bid Committee. Tosee a full list of celebrity ambassadors,and to vote for Table Mountain, visitwww.votefortablemountain.com or SMS“table” to 34874.

Page 10 People’s Post Grassy Park LEADER Tuesday 19 July 2011

Proud partnerTHE nation celebrated Mandela Day yester-day as former president Nelson Mandelaturned 93. In keeping with the worldwide geesof making the world a better place by volun-teering just 67 minutes of your time, People’sPost partnered with Proudly South Africa(PSA) in a campaign to create 93 000 jobs with-in a year.

The 93 000 Jobs for Mandela Day campaignwas launched on Saturday 16 July, a partner-ship between selected Media 24 titles such asPeople’s Post, Tygerburger, City Vision andDie Burger.

The campaign aims to drive job creationthrough guiding and mobilising state organs,the business sector and citizens on how theycan assist in creating 93 000 jobs for Mandelafrom his 93rd to 94th birthday year.

South Africans have shown that they havethe power to unite as one in their indefatiga-ble quest for democracy and, with equal gus-to, in achieving world glory through success-fully hosting the World Cup.

Here is our chance to take centre stageagain in shaping our economic destiny; ourchance to soar above unemployment, povertyand despair.

The statistics speak for themselves; withabout a quarter of our population jobless, ourunemployment rate ranks as among the high-est in the world. We have the power to turnthat statistic aroundandmakeMadibaproud.For 67 years, he fought oppression.

Oppression has many guises and beingpoor subjects one to the most damaging, hu-miliating, soul-destroying oppression.

The responsibility for job creation restswith government, industry and each individ-ual. We are playing our part by creating aplatform for business and the unemployed toconnect. Regardless of how small the job isthat is created, each job is a giant step towardsempowering an individual, a family, a com-munity, a nation.

The platform is here. All you have to do isstep up!

Your SMSesBaby dies at hospital

. I feel that both hospitals should be heldaccountable. All state facilities are very neg-ligent these days. I’m heartbroken and verysad for this family. The treatment people re-ceive in government hospitals is disgusting.One must first die before you get help andall they do is shift the blame and say sorry.

. An example should be made of them. Thesisters are rude at most hospitals. I would al-so like to know what an example of an emer-gency is.

People won’t go to the hospital if they don’tthink it’s an emergency.

. Ek het ook ’n klag teen die hospitaal.

. How does Faiza Steyn know the doctordidn’t say the baby was dead? Was she there?Pregnant people and all patients must behandled with compassion. Gigi

. I am extremely concerned about your ar-ticle and its written language in “She was areal fighter”. How can an infant be imma-ture? I think the word you were looking foris “premature”.

[In medical terms, an immature baby isone that weighs less than 1 134g – Ed]

Colourful viewing. I enjoyed Colour TV. It’s nice to have

some laughter and those who are not happywith the show, read a book.

. Colour TV seems to be the only voice forcoloured people.

. This new show, Colour TV on SABC 2is boring. Where’s the movies? Angry andbored viewer

Electricity prices. I used 686 units in 7 days! I am ONE per-

son! I went to buy another R300 and got 274units. Somewhere I am being ripped off. Any-one else experience something

similar?. I also wonder about the cost of electrici-

ty. I bought R500 at the beginning of themonth and got my 50 free units but the meterran down very quickly.

Animal matters. Onthe 18th Iwill spend67minutes think-

ing of all the poor animals suffering in thetownships. Pat H

. Animals are like kids, they should beseen and not hurt. God bless. Liz

. Wow, these rich, self-righteous “animallovers” who live in their huge fancy houses(with often more than one inside toilets), youreally are boring old farts. Did you read thatlittle three-year-old’s mother had go out touse an outside toilet when these dogs at-tacked? Please shut up. Akeela

. If you have seen or found a green ring-necked parakeet please contact 072 373 8328,www.parrotalert.com or the SPCA. It hasbeen missing since 30 April.

. I’ve witnessed people selling live chick-ens, limp and half dead from heat and a lackof water. Then they are packed into a tinybox with no air. This is horrible to witness.Desiree

General. Congratulations to Metrorail on the

school holiday programme they had. Welldone! You should cover a positive story likethat. Happy commuter

. I don’t think the “work from home” jobopportunities are real. I’ve gone on the Inter-net about it and couldn’t find a number tocontact them on. Zenobia

. After watching “The Life and Times ofMandela”, I suggest this government gettheir act together regarding services to infor-mal settlements and others, otherwise I cansee an uprising that we have never seen be-fore, and all of us will suffer. These peopleare the ones who have put this governmentin power over the years. Terry

. To KFC: I am another unhappy custom-er! There is only batter and skin. I rather goto Fruit & Veg City in Roeland Street for val-ue for money. Jeff

Where is the good service?I HAD a look at the story about the HanoverPark hospital in last week’s People’s Post(“She was a real fighter”, 12 July).

I would like to send my condolences toKaashiefa Ismail and her family, and wouldlike to say that my wife and I went throughthe same thing with the same hospital.

The doctors and nurses took forever to at-tend to my wife.

I agree she should take action against thedoctors and nurses at Hanover Park day hos-pital because they get paid to assist us, butinstead we get messed around. I will nevergo to that hospital again.

There are uneducated people workingthere, and it’s frustrating when you have to

beg for help. What must we do to get betterservice? I foughtwithHomeAffairs lastweekand told one of the big bosses that there areincompetent and uneducated people work-ing for them.

Don’t know how they got the job, but thosejobs should be given to people who reallywant to be there and actually care.

Action should be taken against the wholegovernment, because they are all a bunch ofcrooks stealing the people’s money.

I got to say that Groote Schuur Hospitaldoes a good job, and yes you do wait long forsomeone to assist you, but we’re happy.HILTON RUSTINHanover Park

Pit bull statistics are skewedTHE pit bull, or American pit bull terrier touse its full name, is indeed a specific breedand definitely not a type representing otherbreeds and cross breeds.

The United Kennel Club (UKC) in the USAwas the first registry to recognise the pit bullas a breed in 1898 already. Pit bulls are alsoregistered with the American Kennel Club,as well as the American Dog Breeders Asso-ciation in the USA.

In South Africa, pit bulls are recognisedand registered by several bodies, includingthe National Dog Breeders Council (NDBC),Canine Breeders Association, (CBA) and theUnited SA Pit Bull Registry (USAPR), toname but a few.

To include other breeds as well as crossbreeds in the same group as pit bulls whencomparing statistics will be a huge mistake,

as well as very unfair towards this greatbreed.MARNUS PRETORIUS, CHAIRPER-SON OF THE PITBULL UNION OFSOUTH AFRICA

Pretorius provided the above informa-tion in response to a request for commenton the statement that statistics that claim“pit bulls” are responsible for some per-centage of attacks are lumping manybreeds together, then comparing that toother dogs that are counted as individualbreeds; as well as the statement thatbreed identification is left up to victimand witness testimony, and is oftenwrong. Due to negative press, biting dogsof almost any breed have been called “pitbulls” – Ed.

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Moving and Storage

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116

Security and Arms

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117

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ALL ELECTRICAL WORK.Good ref. Ph 076 124 4713

1140

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MOTORS

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Repairs – Vehicles

ENGINEOVERALL

R1 800.Clutchoveralls,

R850.Gearboxrepairs fromR950.Parts &labour incl.

(021 376 6014/078 875 4394

145

Vehicles Wantedto Buy

OFFER FOREVERYONE'SATTENTION

I am looking for vehiclesthat are no longer running,broken down or damaged in

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(021 949 6066/076 2111 620

PROPERTY

165

Plots for Sale

SHERWOOD PARK ­ 500mplot.R190 000neg.(083 406 9136

166

Houses to Let

PELICAN PARK(Peacock Close)

Semi house. 2 bedrooms, bics,bathroom, shower, kitchen,lounge, parking available.

R3 800pm, incl water & elec,preferably couple with 1 child.

2 Beds, R3 500pm.Surgrie 082 978 9016

167

Houses for Sale

BEACON VALLEY3 beds, R255 000.

BELHAR x 2R370 000 2 beds.

R395 000, 4/5 beds.TAFELSIG x 2

2 Beds R245 000.2 Beds, f.standing + gar

R285 000.DELFT

A must to view, 2 bed, fittedkitchen + pool R270 000.

LENTEGEUR x 3R299 000­R330 000, 2/3 beds,

f/kit, bic + gar.WESTRIDGE x 2 R365 000. 3

bed, 4 Bed R395 000Call Tapee 074 2988 140

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Sellers inStrandfontein &

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RETREAT3 Beds + BIC, bath/toilet,

fitted kitchen, lounge, garagewith remote door, remotedriveway gate. R570 000.

Contact Noor 072 946 2280

171

Flats to Let

PLUMSTEAD1 Bedroom, bics, lounge,

fully fitted kitchen, bathroom,

balcony, 1 parking bay. Fullysecured. R3 800 pm

Call Surgrie 082 978 9016

1795

Separate Entrances

GRASSY PARK1Lrgeb/room, O/p kitch, sec.parking. R2 300p/m + dep.Avail imm. (072 574 4448

LANSDOWNE ­ 1 Bigb/room, kitch, and bathroom.Pref No children. Securedparking. R2 700p/m + dep.(021 704 0256

BUSINESS

194

BusinessOpportunities

AVON Reps neededurgently.(071 335 5827

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Athlone & surrounding areas.Call Sumaya 072 700 1581

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Tuesday 19 July 2011 CLASSIFIEDS People’s Post Grassy Park Page 13

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BEDS: 3 | BATHS: 1 | PARKING 3WEB ACCESS: KW1052825ANDY 074 470 7068

GRASSY PARK R845 000

BEDS: 3 | BATHS: 2 | GARAGE: 2 |SWIMMING POOL | WEB ACCESS: KW1052377RAZEEN 072 619 8155

| GUEST SUITE BEDS: 2/3 | BATHS: 1 |WEB ACCESS: KW1050714RAZEEN 072 619 8155

PARKING: 1

OTTERY R1.095 Million LOTUS RIVER R699 000

SOLE

MANDATE

RAZEEN072 619 8155

SHAMEEMAH083 335 4713

ANDY074 470 7068

NEW

RELEASE

Wynberg: Top Floor Bachelor flat –

Schaapkraal: Vacant Land – 8 acres –

Wynberg: Broadview Apartment – 2 Beds, 2 baths, 1 parking bay –

Pelican Heights: 6 Beds, 3 baths, 2 garages, swimming pool. 940m erf –

Grassy Park: This beauty offers 3 beds, 2 with bic’s, family bath, en-suite,

fully fitted kitchen, lounge, dining, double garage, carport for 3 cars, big ground and

separate entrance with 2 bed, bath, kitchen. Situated in quiet location.

Grassy Park: 3 bed, 2 with bic’s, fitted kitchen, bath, lounge tiled, very

neat property on corner plot = 509m². Close to Victoria Rd

Heathfield/Diep River: Large 3 bed flat (98m²) with huge lounge, fully

fitted kitchen, family bath, en-suite, balcony with full access control. This very neat

flat is located close to transport and major shopping centres

Retreat/Sasmere Est : 3 bed, lounge, dining, kitchen, en-suite, family

bath, garaging for 4 – 6 cars +++++separate entrance, big ground and ideal for big

family or business on main road.

R320 000

R1.895 Million

R499 000

Razeen: 072 619 8155

R875 000

R675 000

R650 000

R 895 000

Andy 074 470 7068

PROPERTIES URGENTLY REQUIRED TO OFFER TO OUR LIST OF APPROVED BUYERS

R1.550m

R1.1million (NEW

RELEASE)

Zeekoevlei – 3/ 4 bed, 2 bath, 2garage, granny flat, swimming pool –

SOLE

MANDATE

BEDS: 4 | BATHS: 2WEB ACCESS: KW1053156ANDY 074 470 7068

ZEEKOEVLEI R795 000

BEDS: 3| BATHS: 2 | PARKING: 3 | 1 BED GRANNY FLATWEB ACCESS: KW1045562Razeen 072 619 8155

LOTUS RIVER R770 000

NEW

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NEW

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SOLE

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SOLE

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Pam Golding PropertiesAn international Associate of Savills

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GREENHAVEN R2 MILLIONRABAT VILLAGE R550 000 MOUNTVIEW R1.25 MILLION HAZENDAL R1.3 MILLION CRAWFORD R1.35 MILLION WELTEVREDEN VALLEYR550 000

STRANDFONTEIN R699 000

WALEED MAJIET 083 508 4611 RUKAYA WILLIAMS 083 527 7139 CHERYL JACOBS 079 195 7252 RIEFQAH JACOBS 083 738 7901

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GRASSY PARKBETWEEN VICTORIA

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624m²A MUST TO VIEW

This property with lots of potentialoffers 4 Bedrooms, mes,

lounge/diningroom with jetmaster,study/TV room, kitchen,

f/bathroom, double garage, plusparking for 6 cars, swimming pool,

grounds fully paved.

Call Dorothy082 429 6722 or

021 715 9185

WOODLANDS PARK ­WETTON

R950 000Neat, 4 bedrooms (bic), 2

bathrooms, lounge, diningroom,FFK, garage & carport (3cars),

large pool and maids room,large plot.

SURREY ESTATER350 000

2 bedroom flat, FFK, bathroom andparking bay. Secure complex

MAYFIELD VILLAGE ­OTTERY R625 000. 2 bed,bathroom, open plan lounge & fully

fitted kitchen, garage (2 cars)

Nazeem 073 834 9990

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MARK ANTHONY PROPERTIESMARK ANTHONY PROPERTIESView pictures of houses www.markanthonyproperties.co.za

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CALLMARK ANTHONY021 704 2160083 482 4250

Mark Anthony1-19-07-11-1AVK3C5-ILL

Free-Standing, Largefamily home. 3 beds,

lounge, kitchen,bathroom, needs T.L.C.

Nice area, Close to Station andGroote Schuur Hospital. 3 beds,

en-suite, fully fitted kitchen,lounge, family bathroom,

drive-way, small yard.

3 beds, lounge,kitchen, bathroom,paved drive-way,

enclosed.

Cute 2 beds, tiled lounge &bathroom, fitted kitchen,

yard + parking bay. (If yourcombined wages is R9400.00

you can buy this house)

Renovated, Large3 beds, lounge &

dining room, kitchen,bathroom.

Ground Floor Flat with Front & BackGarden. 2 beds, bics, lounge, fully

fitted kitchen, bathroom, tiledthru-out parking bay. (If your

combined gross income isR13 800.00 per monthyou can live in Ottery)

3 beds, lounge, fully fittedkitchen, tiled bathroom,drive-way, Free-Standing

corner plot..

WANT AN AGENTTOSELLYOUR HOUSE FAST,EFFICIENTLY AND ATTHEBEST POSSIBLE PRICE?CALLMARK ANTHONYTODAY. 021 704 2160/

083 482 4250 ORANTHONY ARENDSE

021 704 0289/082 673 1503.COMMISSSIONNEGOTIABLE!

SELLERS INALL AREAS

StrandfonteinOnly R399 000

Ottery Only R430 000(Close To Mosque)

WestridgeR319 000

Zeekoeivlei Mews Only R299 000(8th Avenue Lotus River)

Old StrandfonteinR389 000

Observatory R939 000(Off Station Road)

Kenwyn R739 000(Central Kenwyn)

MARK ANTHONY PROPERTIESMARK ANTHONY PROPERTIESView pictures of houses www.markanthonyproperties.co.za

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ANTHONY ARENDSE021 704 0289082 673 1503

Mark Anthony2-19-07-11-1AVK3F0-ILL

Stunning 3 beds, bics, fully fitted kitchen, lovely tiled bathroom withshower over bath, large tiled lounge, enclosed remote carport for 3 cars,

burglar bars, video intercom +++ Large yard with 6x3 POOL.

3 beds, lounge, kitchen,bathroom, drive-way at side of

house. (If your combined wages isR8500.00 per month you can buy

this house.)

Large 3 beds, large lounge /dining (Jetmaster),family bathroom, fully fitted kitchen, garage,entertainment area, large yard, House Shop.

3 beds, lounge, kitchen,

bathroom (If your combined

gross wages is R9800.00 per

month you can buy this house)

EastridgeR259 000Westridge (Close To Fire-Station) Only R499 000

Strandfontein R549 000

4 beds, en-suite, loungeand dining, fully fitted

kitchen, double garageand more.

SeawindsR299 000

ColoradoR699 000

Remaxultra -19 07 11

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EBUYERS 190711-1AVKU50

Manenberg - Letaba Str - (off Ruimte Rd) R339 000 excl3 bed home, fitted kitchen, lounge (tiled), modernbathroom, wooden floors in bedrooms, all roomshave blinds, fully tarred, fully enclosed backyard forextra room, secured gates for parking

StrandfonteinVillage - Spooner Str - R399 000 excl3 bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet enclosedRocklands - NorthWest str - R329 000 excl

3 bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet ++ doubletandem garage ++ 1 bed room granny flat withcorner bath, fully enclosedNewTafelsig - Fontuin Str - R219 000

2 bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet, enclosed

For all the above contact :Latiefa George on082 972 9682

Kensington - Goliath Str (off 11th Ave) - R599 000 exclDon’t miss out on this: Spacious 2 bed home, withlounge, fitted kitchen, renovated modern bathroom,carport, fully enclosed on 400sqm plot

Observatory - Arnold Street - R949 000 neg3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet, doublegarage

Lansdowne - Ahmedeya Str - R749 000 negfreestanding 3 bedroom home, lounge/dining-room,kitchen, bath/toilet +++ granny flat on 500sqm plot

Ottery - Royal Mews - Ferness Estate - R499 000 excl2 bed apartment , lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet

Zeekoevlei Mews (apartment) - R349 000 excl2 bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet, parking,enclosed

For these & more, contactMICKAEEL ON 082 216 4269or NADIA on 083 654 4234or our office 021 706 8197

Nadia's 190711 1AVJ20Q

ZEEKOEVLEI

ZEEKOEVLEI – 506m² PLOT

ZEEKOEVLEI

ZEEKOEVLEI

ZEEKOEVLEI

ZEEKOEVLEI

ON THE PENINSULA – ZEEKOEVLEI

ZEEKOEVLEI – WATERFRONT PLOT

– Stunning modern 3 b/rooms, mes, b.i.c.,family bathroom, fully fitted. Granite topped kitchen,garage, enclosed on 505 m plot x 2 @ R899 000.

– Well kept ultra modern. 3 b/rooms,b.i.c., mes, fully fitted kitchen, granite tops, garage, pool.

– Well kept face brick on 640 m² plot.4 b/rooms, b.i.c., mes and full bathroom, ff/kitchen,lounge, solid wood floor throughout. Garage + lots ofparking. R995 000.

– Large family home + self containedGranny flat in lovely garden setting. A must to view.R995 000.

– Good family home. Bargain R699 000.

–816 m² plot. Reduced to R699 000.

± 1 000 m² – R850 000 neg.

GRASSY PARK

GRASSY PARK – THE AVENUES

RONDEBOSCH EAST – RUBY PLACE

PLUMSTEAD – MAIN ROAD

LOTUS RIVER

LOTUS RIVER

– Neat & spotless 2 b/room flat in verygood block. R290 000

– Choice of 2 neatflats, b.i.c., fully fitted kitchen. R395 000 and R450 000.

– Bachelor flat.R375 000

– 2 large bedrooms, b.i.c.Large lounge, kitchen, bathroom and garage. R695 000.

– Extended family home. Ex-councilhome. Needs TLC. R299 000.

– Large family home with double storeyGranny flat. R750 000.Also choice of 4 properties to rent.

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R220 000: HANOVER PARKneat 3 bdrm Maisonette, ffk, lounge,family bathroom, tiled throughout,fully enclosed with burglar bars,

Delores 076 706 0910.

1 Large bedroom with ensuite, FF Kitchen, Lounge10m Wendy House, Carport for 2 cars, Fully enclosed

R645 000: SAN REMO(A MUST SEE)Modern free standing 3 bdrm(main ensuite)

fully alarmed, automated garage doors,fully enclosed, aluminium windows. ffk 2 bedrmwith bics, lounge and dining room with fireplace,

study laminated flooring throughout, familybathroom and plenty of parking,

Shaamiel 082 723 1118.

We have buyers for: Mitchells Plain, Strandfontein, Pelican Park & Heights, Grassy Park,Ottery, Steenberg, Wynberg, Athlone, Heideveld, Bonteheuwel and Surrounding Areas

Free Valuations

Free Legal Advice

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TAFELSIG R265 0003beds fully enclosed with alarm, lounge

fitted kitchen & fam bathroom with showerCall: Shanaaz 071 203 6341

Semi attached 4 Bdrm house, tiledlounge, family bathroom, fitted kitchen

also tiled and enclosed drivewayShihaam 072 192 1411

R530 000 WESTGATE.Freestanding 4 Bdrm house, lounge, fitted

kitchen, family bathroom, Wendy housewith bathroom behind Virgin Active .

Call: Doerrieyah 084 055 3877

R300 000 ROCKLANDS3 Beds,Kitchen, Family bathroom,

Lounge, Paved back yard,

Call:Fairly big groundsShanaaz 071 203 6341

R550 000 COLORADOFreestanding 3 bdrm house, main bdrmwith bics, fitted kitchen, lounge,dining

room and big grounds.Shanaaz 071 203 6341

R 630 000 GRASSY PARKSemi attached 3 Bdrm house, lounge,Family bathroom, fitted kitchen, carport

close to amenities.Call: Doerrieyah 084 055 3877

R379 000 LOTUS RIVERFreestanding 2 bdrm home onlarge plot, fully fitted kitchen,

lounge and Garage.Call: Delores 076 706 0910

FAZLOODIEN

082 495 8989

SHAAMIEL

082 723 1118

OOWNERWNER

SHANAAZ

071 203 6341SHIHAAM

072 192 1411DOERRIEYAH

084 055 3877DELORES FAZLIN SHAHEEN SADIA SHAHIED GAIL

076 706 0910 078 038 9059 078 234 3390 071 598 6633 076 585 8104 076 719 9893

R239 000 HILLVIEW

Call: Delores 076 706 0910

R349 000 ROCKLANDS AGENTS WANTED INGRASSY PARK

FULL TRAINING PROVIDED.

ATTENTION ALL SELLERS IN

WE HAVE BUYERSLOTUS RIVER

R379 000 WESTRIDGEFreestanding 3 bdrm house,

carport fully enclosed, lounge,kitchen and family bathroom.

Delores 076 706 0910

R250 000 TAFELSIGFreestanding 2 Bdrm house,Loungefitted Kitchen, Bathroom and large

grounds lots of potentialDoerrieyah 084 055 3877

R225 000 TAFELSIGSemi attached 3 bedroom lounge,

kitchen,and family bathroom.Shihaam 072 192 1411.

R225 000 TAFELSIGSemi attached 3 bedroom lounge,

kitchen,and family bathroom.Shanaaz 071 203 6341.

R490 000 GRASSY PARK625m² Plot with incomplete120m² roof height house,Doerrieyah 084 055 3877

R420 000 MONT CLAIRNeat freestanding 3 bdrm house, bic. in

main bdrm,fitted kitchen, familybathroom, lounge, garage, carport and

fully enclosed.Doerrieyah 084 055 3877

R680 000 RETREATCommercial property for sale, 2 shops ,one is a running concern the other is a

supermarket with the rental value f morethan R6500.Great Business opportunity.

Shaheed 076 585 8104

R480 000 MANDALAYFreestanding 3 Bdrm house on a 525m²

plot with lounge, open plan kitchen,fully enclosed and large grounds

Shihaam 072 192 14111.

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bathroom,lounge,d ining room, parking for2 cars , fully enclosed and electric fence.

Shahied 076 719 9893

R360 000 WESTRIDGE3 bdrm house, lounge,dining

room,kitchen,modern finishing in bathroomand shower, driveway, and carport,

Fazloodien 082 495 8989

Tel. 021 393 3359/95 • 157 A DENNEGEUR AVE, STRANDFONTEIN • TEL./FAX. 021 393 1568

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SELLING SELLING SELLING-PROPERTIES URGENTLY NEEDED INALL AREAS FOR OUR QUALIFIED BUYERS

WAYNE THERON083 483 1784

WAYNE THERON083 483 1784

WAYNE THERON083 483 1784

IGHSAAN079 735 2149

STUNNING RENOVATED HOME –

DOUBLE STOREY

5 beds + bic, 2 bathrooms, guest bathroom,lounge, dining area, modern ffk, pool, braaiarea, tandem garage 3 cars, office space

5*3 m².

OLD WOODLANDSR850 000

STRANDFONTEINR595 000

COLORADO

R620 000

2 beds + bic – dressing

room, lounge / dining room,

fitted kitchen +seperate

entrance + garage 3 cars.

350 m² plot – 3 beds, lounge,

fully fitted kitchen, sep bath/

toilet, enclosed carport 2 cars.

3 beds, fitt kitchen, sep

bathrrom/toilet, garage +

parking 2 cars + seperate

entrance.

3 beds, lounge,

dining area,

garage + carport.

3 beds, lounge/dinette,

kitchen, parking 2 cars.

FAROUK MALLICK082 873 4815

MOGAMAT072 731 7090

IGHSAAN079 735 2149

FAROUK MALLICK082 873 4815

FAROUK MALLICK082 873 4815

LENTEGEURR475 000

BAYVIEWR450 000

OLD STRANDFONTEINR590 000

WESTRIDGER355 000

LENTEGEURR275 000

STRANDFONTEINR475 000

3 beds, tiled lounge,fitted kitchen, garage,

paved yard.

COLORADO-OLD SECTION

R495 000

WAYNE THERON083 483 1784

IGSHAAN HARTOGH079 7352149

JOE DANSTER072 3433 442

MOGAMAT JONES0727317090

FAROUK MALLICK082 873 4815

REGINA AFRICA072 865 0061

4 beds, lounge and dinette,fitt kitchen, family bathroom,tandem garage 3 cars +

lots parking.

Stunning 2 beds, bic in main– laminated flrs, tiled lounge,

ffk, garage + off streetparking.

2 beds – walk in closet, main-ensuite. lounge, fully fitted kitchenseperate bathroom &toilet withshower. garage 3 cars seperateentrance 2 rooms, fitt kitchen,

bathroom.

WAYNE THERON083 483 1784

EST. 1996

BRANCHES: WETTON 021 761 0707M/PLAIN 021 391 2200

FREE MARKET VALUATIONS - 5.95% COMMISSION

ATHLONE: R1.1million

ASHRAAF 072 945 5145.

RONDEBOSCH EAST: R1.900mil

ASHRAAF 072 945 5145

HANOVER PARK: R195.000excl

SALAAMAH 083 670 9668

GRASSY PARK: R640.000excl

KAREN 079 808 3877

WYNBERG: R699.999excl

AQEELAH 074 042 4168

2xTOWN CENTRE : R120.000neg

KEITH 084 888 2526

IMMAC CONDTION, F/s,4Beds

(Bics), Lnge, Drm, 2xXMes, FFK,F/Bath, Laundry, G/Flat, Carport,

D/storey, 5Beds(3xB), Lnge, Drm,

2xF/Bath, 2xMes, FFK, Pool, TVrm,

Mais, 2Bedrooms, Lounge, FamilyBathroom, Kitchen, Enclosed.

F/s, 4Beds, Lnge, 472m2, Jetmaster,Kitchen, D/Way(6xCars), Encl.

Duplex, 3Beds, Ent.Hall, Lnge, Bath,Sep.T, FFK, P/Bay, Encl, Courtyard.

2x Offices, Each consist of

S/Gates, B/Bars, Toilet.

OTTERY: R720.000excl

WOODSTOCK: R1.150mil

SAEEDA 083 519 4159

RONDEBOSCH R1.1 neg

RAHEEL 082 796 8137

ZEEKOEVLEI: R1350.000excl

KEITH 084 888 2526

GRASSY PARK: R369.000excl

HANOVER PARK: R280.000excl

KEITH 084 888 2526

F/s, 2Beds, Lnge, F/Bath, FFK, Carport,

Encl, D/Lights, B/Bars.

KEITH 084 888 2526

Cnr Semi, 3Beds(Very Big), Lnge, Drm,

FK, F/Bath, Garage, Encl.

Semi, 3Beds(Bics), Lnge, Drm, Braai

OPFFK, Garage, Carport, Encl

D/s, 5Beds, Ent.Hall, Lounge, Drm,

2xF/Bath, Laundry, Pool, D/Garage.

Flat, 2Beds, Lounge, D/room, F/Bath,

FFK, Laundry, 2xP/Bay, Encl.

SHEREENA 072 435 4085

Mais, 3Beds, Lounge, FK, Storerm,

F/Bath, P(3xCars), Encl, A/Windows.

PINATTI ESTATE: R1.2million

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BONTEHEUWEL: R280.000excl

DESIREE 079 875 9975

BONTEHEUWEL: R290.000excl

NORMAN 083 772 8912

OTTERY: R359.000excl

NAJWA 082 377 7027

PELIKAN PARK: R850.000excl

SHEREENA 072 435 4085

WELCOME EST: R560.000excl

PRISCILLA 082 717 1688

D/s, 6Beds(5xB), 2xF/Bath, Mes, FFK

TVrm, Study, E/Garden, 507m.

Semi, 2Beds, Lnge, Drm, F/Bath,

Kitchen, Alarm, B/Bars, Sliding Gates.

F/s, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, Kitchen,

Establish Garden, 206m2.

Ground Floor Flat, 2Beds(Bics), Lnge,

F/Bath, FFK(Defy), Pool, P/Bay, Encl.

F/s 3Beds, Ent.Hall, Lnge, Drm, FK,

Laundry, MQ, Garage, Encl, 740m2.

Flat, 3Beds(2xB), TVrm, Ent.Hall, Lnge,

Drm, Laundry, FFK, Garage.

3Beds, Mes, FFK, G/Flat, 496m2,

Carport(4xCars), B/Bars, S/Gates

2Beds, Ext. S/Lounge, Drm, F/Bath, FK,

2xG/Flat, App.Plan For Carport.

3Beds, 3xLnge, Drm, F/Bath, 2xMes,

2xOPFK, Laundry, Study, T/Garage.

Ground Floor Flat, 2Beds, Lounge,

Open Plan FK, F/Bath, Encl.

F/s, 4Beds, Lnge, Drm, F/Bath, FFK,

T/Garage, E/Garden, Encl, B/Bars.

Flat, 3Beds(Bics), Lounge, F/Bath,

Fitted K, Scullery, P/Bay, Balcony.

HIGHLANDS ESTATE: R820.000

SHAHMILAH 078 786 5918

KEWTOWN: R399.999excl

IRFAAN 083 947 4327

MONTAGUS GIFT: R799.000excl

ASHRAAF 072 945 5145

OTTERY: R295.000excl

NAZEEMA 073 924 4460

CONISTON PARK: R629.999excl

ADOLPH 073 193 5878

WYNBERG: R720.000excl

GAIL 076 558 9965

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Tuesday 19 July 2011 SPORT People’s Post Grassy Park Page 15

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION OF THE 2011/2012SERVICE DELIVERY AND BUDGETIMPLEMENTATION PLAN (SDBIP)Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 53 (3) (a) of Act No. 56 of 2003: Local Government:Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA) that the Service Delivery and BudgetImplementation Plan for the 2011/2012 financial year will be available at all Subcouncil offices(as listed below), libraries and the City of Cape Town’s website www.capetown.gov.za/idpfrom Wednesday 20 July 2011 on weekdays between 08:30 and 16:30 up to and includingMonday 22 August 2011.

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7 Koeberg Municipal Offices, Oxford Street, Durbanville

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9 Nxele MakanaA Block Stocks & Stocks Complex, Ntlakohlaza Street, Town 2,Village 1, Khayelitsha

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NgudleFezeka Building, cnr NY1 and Lansdowne Road, Gugulethu

12 Mitchells Plain Parks & Bathing Building, Merrydale Avenue, Lentegeur13 David Mthetho

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14 Miranda Ngculu Fezeka Building, cnr NY1 and Lansdowne Road, Gugulethu

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ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER

DIAL-A-RIDE PUBLIC PARTICIPATIONWORKSHOPON 30 JULY 2011Notice is hereby given that a public participation workshop will be held on 30 July 2011 todiscuss the Dial-a-Ride public transport service for the Cape Town area. The City of CapeTown is appealing to all persons with disabilities to participate in the review of its businessplan for this service. In accordance with the City’s policy of participative, democratic andco-operative governance, Dial-a-Ride users have a say in how the service is run.

Dial-a-Ride is a demand-responsive public transport service, provided in terms of acommercial service contract, and funded by the City of Cape Town and the ProvincialAdministration of the Western Cape. The main focus of Dial-a-Ride is to provide anaccessible transport service to those persons who cannot access mainstream public transportas a result of their special needs.

Should you wish to comment, raise any concerns or attend the Dial-a-Ride workshop pleasecontact Zanele Mabengeza at Zanele.mabengeza@capetown.gov.za or tel 021 400 2579 by25 July 2011 to reserve your place.

Details of the workshop are as follows:DATE: 30 July 2011TIME: 10:00 – 14:00VENUE: Woodstock Community Hall, cnr Aberdeen and

Main Roads, Woodstock

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER

Peninsula Unit­ed’s Nazeem tt­wood (left) tries tooutsmart AzaadArnold of LeedsLentegeur duringthe last 128 roundCoca­Cola Cupmatch betweenthe two sides atCape District onSunday. Len­tegeur Leeds were1­0 victors.

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GREAT CATCH: Miche Bucton of Kansas City Netball Club takes a fine catch as HeideveldNetball Club’s Tarren van Eeden looks on during a clash between the under­11 sides ofthese clubs at Westridge Sport Grounds on Saturday morning. The match was drawn9­9. Photo: Rashied Isaacs

AERIAL AC­TION: Stand­ards United’sSergio Witbooiheads the ballpast SiyabulelaTslumbana fromYoung Stars inthe two sides’clash in the last128 round ofthe Coca­ColaCup at GrassyPark on Sunday.Standards Unit­ed won 9­8 onpenalties afterthe match end­ed 3­3 after nor­mal time. Photo:Rashied Isaacs

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Positives from pulsating clashPositives from pulsating clashTASMIN CUPIDO

DESPITE opening their Absa Currie Cup campaignwith a draw to GWK Griquas, Allister Coetzee andDHL Western Province will be positive that theyoung, inexperienced side was able to put up afight.

The 26-26 scoreline at DHL Newlands on Saturday af-ternoon proves that the youngsters in royal-blue-and-white will put up a challenge in the annual competition,despite the Cape side being plagued by injury and anumber of players performing international duties.

Due to the DHL Stormers’ participation up until thesemi-finals of the Super Rugby competition, the Prov-ince squad only had eight days to prepare for the kick-off of the Currie Cup – the Griquas had already beentraining together for three weeks.

Coetzee says they are positive after the performance.“Of cause we are disappointed about not being able towin, but it certainly is not all negative,” he said afterthe match.

“We had eight players making their Currie Cup de-buts today, and the youngsters showed that this teamhas tons of potential.”

He also admitted that they had missed importantpoint-scoring opportunities during the match. “Webutchered a few chances and some of the new combina-tions need to settle and be refined,” Coetzee said.

“But I amconfident thatwecan takeanumberof posi-tives from this match – the youngsters stood up to thechallenge and impressed.”

Coetzee also defended a decision to not take a shotat goal after receiving a penalty late in the match, say-ing that the captain had consulted replacement flyhalf,Demetri Caterikillis, about whether the shot was with-in his range. The kick, which could possibly have putProvince in the lead, was not taken.

Two young players who impressed on the field wereflanker, Siya Kolisi, and flyhalf, Gary van Aswegen.

Kolisi, who scored one of WP’s two tries, was impres-sive on attack and defence, while also showing steel atbreakdown points. His ability to gain valuable metreswith ball in hand was also notable.

Van Aswegen, who scored 16 of his side’s points fromhis boot,was a real general in theback line, often takingthe lead in making sure the troops were organised. Histactical kicking was impressive, while his defence has

improved noticeably.. This Friday Province look to win their first match

when they travel to Potchefstroom to take on the Leop-ards at Profert Olen Park.

TO THE TRYLINE: DHL Western Province flanker, Siya Kolisi, manages to slip through the tackle of Frikkie Spies of GWK Griquasduring the 26­26 draw between the two sides in the opening match of the Absa Currie Cup at DHL Newlands on Saturday.

Photo: Nasief Manie/Photo24