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HELDERBERGCRIMEWATCH: SECURITY REGULATORORDERSWATCH TO REGISTER

Watch security ‘illegal’DALEEN FOUCHÉ

Helderberg Crime Watch (HCW)has been found by the Private Se-curity Industry Regulatory Au-thority (PSIRA) to be operating asecurity company illegally.

In a letter sent to HCW in October,PSIRA states that HCW may not ren-derasecurityserviceasitisnotregis-tered as a security service provider.It points out that “no person may ren-der a security service if not validlyregistered as a security service pro-vider”. PSIRA states in the letter thata follow-up inspection will be con-ductedintwomonths’ time“toassessprogress made to register the busi-ness”.

HCW has since embarked on a

process to register with PSIRA.According to Siziwe Zuma, spokes-

person for PSIRA, the investigationinto HCW was launched after ananonymous complaint was submit-ted. “The business was given a warn-ing letter to cease all operations untilthe business and its directors wereregistered.”

ShesaysifHCWisfoundtobeoper-ating without registration again, acriminalcasewillbeopenedandalet-ter of warning will be sent to mitigatecriminal charges.

In newspaper advertisements,HCWstatestheyare“Leadersincom-munity policing” and provide proact-ive patrolling, meet and greet servi-ces, roadside assistance, holiday pa-trols, a 24-7 control room in anyemergency, and tactical and K9 re-

sponse through a security company.Peter Brand, chairperson of HCW,

confirmedthatHCWhasbeenoperat-ing since receiving PSIRA’s letterandcontinuestoprovideitsemergen-cy response services, via its serviceprovider, Vetus Schola.

Brand says he received the letterfrom PSIRA in October last year, butsaystherewasnoobligationto“ceaseoperations”. He says the letter statedthat HCW may not “render a securityservice”.

“We had never considered our-selves a security company, as we arenot in the alarm or guarding busi-ness, particularly as we contract a se-curity company to carry out opera-tions, and we had some doubt regard-ing PSIRA’s interpretation of ouroperations.

“Nevertheless, we decided that itcould do us no harm as we felt thatour business model and operationswould not be affected in any waythrough membership of PSIRA, andwe have taken the appropriate steps,

which will be finalised shortly. Thiswould make us fully compliant withPSIRA’s requirements.”

Turntopage8forBrand’s fullstate-ment.

Meanwhile,PSIRAisinvestigatingthe Somerset West NeighbourhoodWatch after receiving an anonymouscomplaint against them. Zuma saysthat only once the investigation isconcludedattheendofFebruary,willPSIRA be able to comment on the na-ture of the investigation.

Louis le Riche, chairperson of theSomerset West NeighbourhoodWatch (SWNW), says a complaintwas made that the SWNW is runninga security company. “In broad terms,that the SWNW is providing a securi-ty service for a fee.”

Le Riche says under no circum-stances is the SWNW running a secu-rity company. “Its function is to coor-dinate the voluntary activities of itsmembers, who act as eyes and earsfor the police and security compa-nies.”

He says that the SWNW does notcharge a fee of any kind, in accord-ance with its constitution, but doesreceivedonationsfromthecommuni-ty. Le Riche says the debit order sys-tem that has been set in place forthose who wish to regularly contrib-ute to the upkeep of the radio controlroom, was presented to PSIRA as thecharging of fees.

Major-General Johan Brand, clus-tercommanderoftheKhayelitshapo-lice cluster, says only once the PSIRAinvestigation is concluded will theCPF election be held. He furtherstates that HCW will not be allowedmembership in the upcoming CPFelections, as the CPF constitutiondoes not allow for organisations thatcharge fees for security reasons to bea member. Peter Brand, chairpersonof HCW, says this will not be a prob-lem for HCW.

Maj-Gen Brand says a separate se-curity forum in which the securitycompanies cooperate with the policewill be established.

Learners at ACJ Phakade Primary School were sent home at09:00 on Wednesday due tothe ongoing goslow by teachers, which started on Mondayafter toilets overflowed and leftparts of the school flooded withsewage. With only limited facilities for children (nine toilets forgirls and seven for boys), andonly one toilet for teachers toshare, teachers resorted to using buckets. In the photo, children wait to find out if theywill be taught on Wednesdaymorning. PHOTO: DALEEN FOUCHÉ

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hand shop owners could be arrested andcharged for the possession of stolen goodsshould they be found with such goods.Police are continuing to execute stop-

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‘Quiet’ toddlers dieafter carburnsDELIAH BRINKHUIS

TheMacassar toddlerswhowere severely burnt in afire in a broken down carlast Thursday may havebeenplayingwithmatches.

This is according to Macas-sar Police.The three year olds, Oyama

Dingani and Siyanda Saul,were allegedly playing in thecar at the home of one of theboys in Nomza MapungwanaStreet in Macassar Village at10:00 on Thursday when thecar caught alight. Oyama’suncle,MzoxoloMasimini (43),says for twoyears hehas beenin the process of repairing theengine of the 1981 Toyota Co-rolla thatwasparkednext tohishouse.Oyamawas inheandhiswife’s care when his mother,PumzaDingani (31), workedona farm inWorcester during theweek. Masimini’s wife, VivianMbema (42), says the toddlersregularly played in the car.Half an hour after the boys

hadgoneoutside, sheheardherneighbour screaming that thecarwasonfireandthat theboyswere inside.“I couldn’t get outside quick-

ly as Iwaswalkingwith awalk-ing stick. I was too scared tolook,” says Mbema.She said another neighbour,

Monde Jamda, removed theboys from the burning vehicle.Jamda says the back door of

the car was open and the win-

dowof thedriver’s sidewashalfrolleddown,but the firewas toointense for him to get close tothe car. “I then saw a child be-tween the front seats and triedopening the door closest to me,but the handles burnt myhands,” he recalls.He managed to grab the boy

by the back of his pants andpulled him from the flames. “Iwent back to look formore kidsand through the smoke andflames I saw another childstanding on the passenger seat.I tried grabbing him by thehands, but itwas toodifficult ashe was severely burnt. I tookmyshirtoffandkickedthebackwindowoutand liftedhim fromthe car,” he says.

Jamda says he wrapped the

boy in his shirt and left thescene as he was too trauma-tised.Mbemarecallshowamandriving past stopped and tookthe toddlers to the MacassarHealthcare Centre.Sizeka Saul (36), Siyanda’s

mother, expressed her grati-tude towards the staff of thehealth centre. “I will forever begrateful to them for what theydid. Doctors, nurses and clean-ing staffwere consolingmeandprayed forme. All of them triedtheir best.”Siyandawas rushed from the

clinic to the RedCrossHospitalby ambulance, where he diedthree hours later. Oyama wasairlifted by helicopter and diedbefore reaching the hospital.Saul was at her son’s bedside

when he died. “I sat with himfor three hours after doctorstold me that there was nothingthey could do for him. He waspeaceful when he breathed hislast breath.”Saul says her son had been

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quiet little boys and bestfriends. He always sang whenhe wanted something... Ndi-lambile, ndilambile he wouldsing when he was hungry. Hewas a lovely child and for threeyears hemademe very happy,”she says. Spokesperson for theMacassarPolice, SgtChrisyLe-waks says an inquest docketwas opened and the case is stillunder investigation.

Mzoxolo Masimini stands at the spot where the Toyota Corollacaught fire. Behind him and in front are parts of the car thatwas broken up after the fatal fire. PHOTOS: DELIAH BRINKHUIS

Siyanda Saul (3), in photo, andhis friend Oyama Dingani bothdied in the Red Cross Hospitallast Thursday after suffering severe burns when the car theywere playing in, caught alight.

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Hulle was ’n hegte gesin. Die hele dingis ’n raaisel. Só het Teresa Groenewald,’n familievriendin van die Van Breda-gesin, gesê.

Drie lede van die Van Breda-gesin – paMartin (55), ma Teresa (54), en seun Rudi(22) – is Dinsdagoggend dood aangetref inhul huis in die spog-gholflandgoed, De Zal-ze, buite Stellenbosch.Die egpaar se 16-jarige dogter, Marli, is

in ’nkritieke,maarstabiele toestand indieMediclinic Vergelegen in Somerset-Wes.Daar word bespiegel dat die oorledenes

en die beseerde met ’n byl aangeval is,maar die polisie wou nie kommentaarhieroor lewer nie. Dit is ook nie duidelikwanneer die voorval gebeur het nie.Volgens Carla Hanekom, ’n woordvoer-

der van dié hospitaal, het Marli ’n rustigenag in die hospitaal deurgebring. Sy wordtans deurlopend gemonitor.Die egpaar seander seun,Henri (20),wat

ook in die huis was, het die aanval oorleef.Volgens Robert Daniels, ’n woordvoer-

der vanMetro-nooddienste, is die seun virgeringe beserings op die toneel behandel.’n Verklaring wat Dinsdag deur Daniels

uitgestuur is, lui soos volg: “’n Volwasseman in sy vroeë 20’s is met geringe bese-rings deur die polisie vir ondervraging in-geneem.”Lt.kol. André Traut, ’n provinsiale poli-

siewoordvoerder, het gesê die motief virdie moorde is ’n raaisel en niemand is nogin hegtenis geneem nie. Hy het geen kom-mentaar gelewer oor ’n bewering dat ’n 20-jarige vir ondervraging ingeneem is nie.Volgens Eben Potgieter, voorsitter van

De Zalze se huiseienaarsvereniging, is ditdie eerste voorval van sy soort op die land-

goed. “Daar was geen ongemagtigde toe-gang tot die landgoed nie. Die voorval is’n geïsoleerde een. Veiligheidswagte hetDinsdagoggend die landgoed se veilig-heidsomheining nagegaan en vir tekensvan ’n inbraak gekyk. Daar was geen nie.Onshet ookdie inligting oorbesoekenage-gaan.DaarwasMaandagen indie loopvandie nag geen besoekers aan dié huis nie.”Potgieter het gesê die voorval is tragies

en hulle is besorg oor die dogter en hoopsy herstel gou van haar beserings.Die skoolhoof van Somerset College,

Meg Fargher, waar Marli ’n gr. 11-leerderis, het gesêhulle is geskokenbaiehartseeroor die voorval. “Sy is ’n baie goeie en po-pulêre student.”Niemand isnog inverbandmet die voor-

val in hegtenis geneem nie. Dit is onsekerof enige begrafnisreëlings reeds getref is.

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Horrid conditions send teachersonstrikeDALEEN FOUCHÉ

A crowd of concerned parentscongregated outside ACJ Pha-kade Primary School yesterday(Wednesday)morning in supportof a go-slow undertaken by theLwandle school’s teachers.

The parents were present in pro-test of the “dangerous conditions”at the school.The teachers embarked on a go-

slow on Monday, claiming theirpleas for help have fallen on deafears. “We have to relieve ourselvesin buckets in the classrooms,” saysa teacher, who spoke on conditionof anonymity.“Wehavenomore dignity and the

children laugh at us.”Other issues include stagnant

raw sewage outside classrooms andthehaltingofconstructiononunfin-ished school buildings.Learners were sent home at noon

onMonday and at 09:00 on Tuesday.Yesterday morning principal Tho-bile Majingo waited for the arrivalof a provincial education depart-ment representative until 09:00; hiswait was in vain.

The learnerswereonceagainsenthome, while a delegation from theschool accompanied Majingo to thedepartment’s district office.The school, established in 2012,

hasbeenhoused in temporaryclass-rooms. Construction on the perma-nent buildings commenced in Janu-ary last year.However, Majingo says the con-

tractor, who was supposed to beback on site on Tuesday 6 January,never showed up and no work hasbeen done this year.“We expected the buildings to be

completedinMay,butnowthatdoesnot seem likely,” says Majingo.Departmental spokesperson Jes-

sica Shelver confirms the comple-tion date for construction is set forMay and adds that the contractorwill be back on site on Monday.Majingo says the completion of

the permanent building will solvethe ablution facility problem, asstaffers have no ablution facilityafter their facility’s septic tankoverflowed.He says teachers cannot use the

learners’ facilities, as these havebeen vandalised and are alreadyovercrowded. “There are only nine

toilets for the girls and seven toiletsforboysinaschoolwithalmost1 500learners.”He says teachers relieve them-

selves in buckets in the classroomorgotoanearbypetrolstation.This,Majingo says, cannot continue aslearners cannot be left unattended.Shelver says a contractor visited

the school last week and found thatthe septic tankwasoverflowing, but

could not “mitigate the situation”.She adds the Department of Trans-port and Public Works has been in-structed to empty the septic tankand will deliver 20 chemical toiletsshould the problem not be resolved.ButMajingosays there isnospace

for chemical toilets and he will notaccept this as a solution.He explains the sewage problem

goes beyond the school yard, as a

sewage pipe at the school gate alsoleaked last week.Hesays themunicipality fixed the

leak, but sewage from the leak andthe overflowing septic tank is stillon theschoolpropertyandhasaccu-mulated behind classrooms andnext to the school kitchen.A health inspector apparently vi-

sited the school yesterday to assessthe situation.Shelver says the district director

gave permission for the school toclose earlier this week, for the De-partment of Transport and PublicWorks to take theappropriate steps.“We are taking this matter very

seriously in the interest of bothlearners and teachers,” she says.“As a rule, the department priori-

tises requests of this nature as theyhave direct health implications forour learners.”Teachers remained at the school

to do administrative work yester-day, but refused to teachThe group of parents who gath-

ered outside the school gave theirfull support to teachers.“We are very worried about the

conditions at the school,” said oneof the parents.

Stagnant sewage collected under a classroom window and next to theschool kitchen at ACJ Phakade Primary School.

Sakelui kla oor uitstelDALEEN FOUCHÉ

Die Strand-sakegemeenskap ver-loor vertroue in die stadsraad om-dat die opgradering van die pavil-joengebied van die Strand-see-front vir ’n tweede keer uitgestelis.SosêDaantjieMalan,voorsitter

van die Strand-belastingbetalers-vereniging, wat sê hulle is diep te-leurgesteld dat die langverwagteopgraderingweereensuitgestel is.Malan sê die Strand se sakege-

meenskap sal veral teleurgesteldwees as daar nog ’n vakansiesei-soen sal verbygaan sonder dat dieonooglike paviljoen-area opge-knap word.Die parkeerterrein by die

Strand-seefront, bekend as die pa-viljoen-area, sou inMaartvanjaaropgebou begin word, maar is virmeer as ’n jaar uitgestel om eersdie opgradering van die seemuuraf te handel. Dit het aan die lig ge-kom tydens Subraad 8 se vergade-ring verlede week.Die opgradering van die pavil-

joengebiedsouminofmeeropdie-selfde tyd as die opgradering vandie seemuurbeginhet, endieStadKaapstadhet ’n onafhanklike risi-ko-ontleder aangestel om die risi-ko van twee kontrakteurs op die-selfde perseel te ondersoek.Die studie het bevinddat die pa-

viljoengebied nie die las van al-tweekonstruksie-projektesalkandra nie.Nog ’n risiko is dat die herbou

vandieseemuurdelevandienuut-opgegradeerde paviljoen area soublootstel aan die komendewinter-storms, wat dit kan beskadig.Om dié risiko’s bekamp sal

meer asR4miljoenkos; die opgra-dering van die paviljoen, ’nR11miljoen-projek, is dus uitge-stel tot Januarie 2016.Dieopgraderingsaldiehelepar-

keerterrein en informele handels-arearaak.Diehandelsareasalwegvandie seemuurgeskuif enverbe-terword en die parkeerterrein ge-plavei wordmet teer en bakstene.Dieopbouvandie seemuur,wat

eindeMeimoes afskop, behels dieuitgebreide ombou van die huidi-ge seemuur,wat plek-plek besig isomteverbrokkel,omteomskepin’n promenade. Die begroting virdie eerste fase van die muur be-loop R60miljoen.Dave Venter, raadslid vir die

Strand, sê die informele hande-laars sal tydens die opgraderingwegvandieseemuurgeskuifmoetword, om daar met groot kon-struksiemasjiene te werk. Hy sêdie handelaars kan moontlik naeenvandievervoernodesverskuifword,maarditmoetnogmethullebespreek word.

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Notenoughschools for learnersDELIAH BRINKHUIS

Asthenewschoolyearstarted lastweek, scores of learners had to beturned away from primary andhighschools that just cannotmeetthe demand for schooling in theHelderberg.

Adding to the problem of over-crowding at both primary and highschools, is the demand for Englishschooling. Last year theDistrictMailreported on plans for additional pri-mary and high schools for the area.Construction on a new school at

Rusthof for learners with specialneeds is set to start in June.Although a high school for Gor-

don’sBayhasbeenon thecards since2013, a site is yet to be found.Twopri-mary schools are also expected to bebuilt in Sir Lowry’s Pass andMacas-sar,butasite for theSirLowry’sPassschool still needs to be found.Bernard Simons, principal of Gor-

don High School, says accommodat-ing English-speaking learners ischallenging as the school has onlyone Grade 8 class, which already ac-commodates around 50 learners.Theycurrentlyhave60Grade8s,whohave no chance of being accepted, ona waiting list. “Parents visit theschool daily, hoping to have theirchildrenenrolled inanEnglishclass.There is a need for another highschoolasmanylearnersfromtheHel-derberg have to go to other areas forschooling.”Zandvliet High principal Richard

Basson echoed Simons’ sentimentsand said despite appealing to parentsto enrol their children on time, theystill receive late applications.Parel Vallei High has only been

able to accommodate 260 of its 461 ap-plications for Grade 8 this year.ChristmasTintoPrimary inLwan-

dlehas 40Grade 1s on itswaiting list.Itenrolled164Grade1sacrossits fourGrade 1 classrooms. “We only had 70Grade 1applicationsat theendof lastyear. The rush came on the firstschool day; about 10% of the late ap-plicationsarechildren fromtheEast-ern Cape,” says principal MphicothiQantolo.MoegamatWaries, principal at the

new Nomzamo Primary which

openeditsdoors in the third termlastyear, tells a similar tale.The school has 53 Grade 1s on its

waiting list, with 160 who could notbe accommodated. Waries says lateapplications were received for allthreegrades,with the total coming to108 learners who were not admitted.Godfrey Julies, principal of Rus-

thof Primary in Strand, says theschool is bursting at the seams.The school has 204 Grade 1s and,

while all applications were finalisedlast year with no learners on a wait-ing list, Julies says schools in theStrand are overcrowded.Dr GJ Joubert has 70 learners on

a waiting list, who they hope will beaccepted at other schools. A spokes-person for the school says additional

mobile classes is not an option asthere is no space at their premises.AtHendrik Louw, 150Gr 1s are en-

rolled and 50 are on a waiting list.Principal JohnReynecke saysGrade1 enrolment is challenging aslearners from their Grade R classesget preferential acceptance.Beaumont was able to accommo-

date 172 of its 204 Grade 1 applica-tions, while Somerset West Primaryhas 111 Grade 1s registered for thisyear.Theschoolreceivedfourlateap-plications last week.MacassarPrimaryhas116Grade1s

who are hopeful that they will find aplace in school this year.“We urge parents to apply on time,

butwehave theproblemof late appli-cations year after year,” says deputyprincipal Ronald Ras.He says all classrooms, including

computer labs,arealreadyinuseandtheirhope is that theprovincial sduc-ationdepartment willpermit themtoappoint another Grade 1 teacher anderect mobile classes.Ninety-five Gr 1s were admitted to

Gordon’s Bay Primary, while 35 re-main on a waiting list.DistrictMail asked the education

department howGrade 1s onwaitinglistswillbeaccommodated,aswellaswhetheradditionalschoolsandclass-rooms would be built in the Helder-berg.Departmental spokesperson Jessi-

ca Shelver says details could only begiven once the department has final-ised its 10-day snap survey to estab-lish the actual count of enrolledlearners and staff at each school, atlocal schools. “We expect numberswill increase once again, because ofongoing migration into the provinceand general population growth.”

SPRING TIDE RESCUE: A group of 21 people found themselves ina dangerous predicament when they were trapped by the incomingtide on a cove at Dappat se Gat, Kogelbaai (between Gordon’s Bayand Pringle Bay) on Sunday 25 January. NSRI spokesperson CraigLambinon says it appears the beachgoers were not aware of thenew moon spring tide that would cut off and engulf the popularrocky outcrop at high tide. During normal tide, these rocks are easily accessible even at high tide. NSRI Simon’s Town, a provincialHealth Department EMS rescue squad and the Red Cross AMSSkymed rescue helicopter were dispatched, while a WildernessSearch and Rescue team also aided. Everyone brought to safety andnobody was injured. For a video and gallery of the rescue effort,visit www.districtmail.com. PHOTO: ALFRED THORPE (@VUURTORING)

‘‘Weurge parents to applyon time, but we have theproblem of lateapplications year afteryear.


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News from your subcouncilsHere we relay noteworthyitems that arose from the Janu-ary meetings of the Helder-berg’s two subcouncils.

Subcouncil 22 (wards 15, 109and 16):

) A quarterly library report forApril, May and June 2014 indicat-ed that Macassar Library had a to-tal of 16 646 visitors. 9 890 bookswere circulated and 108 new mem-bers joined the library.

) Benedicta van Minnen, coun-cillor for Ward 15 in Somerset

West, was appointed MayoralCommittee member for Healthlast year. Mayor Patricia de Lilleannounced this week that VanMinnen will now become the May-oral Committee Member for Hu-man Settlements, while Siyabu-lela Mamkeli will become theMayoral Committee Member forHealth. “Van Minnen has demon-strated a keen understanding ofcommunity needs in the healthportfolio and her move to humansettlements will help us drive ourmission to create integrated com-

munities served by social ameni-ties and services,” said De Lille.

) The next Subcouncil 22 meet-ing will be held at the Strand Mu-nicipal Office on 6 February.Subcouncil 8 (wards 84, 83,

85, 86 and 100):) An update on the design and

construction of the Somerset WestPublic Transport Interchange wassubmitted. A public participationprocess is planned, which will in-clude an open day in March wheremembers of the public will be in-vited to look at the design and en-

gage with city officials, consult-ants and councillors.

) A new Informal Trading Planwill be drafted for the SomersetWest CBD, after several com-plaints were received regardingthe Informal Trading Plan whichwas adopted and approved bycouncil in May last year. A meet-ing between the formal businesssector in the Somerset West CBDand officials is planned.

) Tony Ehrenreich, leader ofthe ANC in the Cape Town CityCouncil, joins Subcouncil 8.

Benedicta van Minnen has beenappointed Mayoral CommitteeMember for Human Settlements.

Washed up boxes believed to contain human ashesJAMEY GORDON

Human remains are believed tohave washed up on shore at Har-bourIslandinGordon’sBayonSun-day.

A resident of Fleur Park, who pre-ferred to remain anonymous, wason the beach just after 18:00 on Sun-day when he noticed three woodenboxes afloat on the water.

The resident says there weremany people on the beach at thistime, all who were aware of the box-es in the water and curious aboutwhat could be inside. He says uponinspection, after the boxes hadwashed up, he immediately identified theboxesasthoseusedtocontainhumanashes.

“One of the boxes was not properly sealedand was marked, clearly stating the name

of a funeral director. I opened it and founda plastic bag containing what appeared tobe human ashes,” says the resident, who al-so shook the other boxes and made the as-

sumption that they must be carryinghuman ash too, since they were seem-ingly light in weight.

The resident says he informed thepolice, who collected the boxes fromhim around 23:00 that evening.

The resident says the question heis left with is how these boxes endedup in the sea.

“Don’t people know that the seadoes not keep anything that doesn’tbelong to it?” he asks.

According to Gordon’s Bay Policeacting station commander WarrantOfficer Fransie Stoffberg, there is norecord of the incident. She explainsthat the reason for this could be that

thepoliceofficerswhowereondutythepastweekend have not yet returned to work.

She says an internal investigation will belaunched.

This photo was taken by a resident of Fleur Park, whopreferred to remain anonymous, after finding thesethree boxes washed up on shore at Harbour Island inGordon’s Bay on Sunday. The resident believes that theboxes contained human remains.


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’n Vrou van Sir Low-ry’s Pass en haar negemaande oue baba hetMaandag ’n brand byhul skakelhuis oor-leef.

Volgens Naomi Fuller(36) was dit net na 07:00en het haar seuntjie,Rogan, in die slaapka-mer op die mat gespeelterwyl sy gereed ge-maak het vir werk.

“Ek het kombuis toegegaan om die ketel aante sit. Toe ek weer in diekamer kom, het vlammeagter die TV uitgekomen die bed het ook ge-brand,” vertel sy.

Fuller het Rogan gegryp, na die sitkamerlangsaan geneem en teruggegaan om dievlamme te probeer blus.

“Ekhet ’nhanddoekenwateroordievlam-me gegooi, maar dit het dit net vererger,” sêsy.

Fuller het met Rogan na buite gehardloop,hom in sy stootkarretjie gesit en om hulp ge-roep.

Sy het weer na binne gegaan om haar ID,Rogan se geboortesertifikaat en van sy klereuit die vlamme te red. Die vuur het egter gouversprei en sy kon slegs ’n paar kledingstuk-ke uit die brandende slaapkamer kry. ’nBanksakkie met R600 het ook gebrand en syhet dit en ander items na buite geneem.

Bure was gou op die toneel om die brandte probeer blus en van die meubels na buitetedra.Diebrandhetgounadieaangrensendebadkamer en sitkamer versprei, terwyl die

kombuis rook- en wa-terskade opgedoen het.Diebrandhetooknadiebuurhuis versprei endiedakbeskadig.Die74-jarige buurvrou, Han-nie Roos, kon gou nabuite gaan nadat burehaar bewus gemaak hetvan die brand. Sy is opdie toneel vir rookin-aseming behandel.

Fuller het brandwon-de aan haar regterhandenlinkerarmopgedoen.Sy is in die Helderberg-hospitaal opgeneem enlater die dag ontslaan.

VolgensFullerhetdiebanksakkie met geldvandie toneelverdwyn.Sy en Rogan woon tyde-lik by sy dagmoeder op

die dorp.Volgens Theo Layne, woordvoerder vir die

Stad Kaapstad se brandweerdienste, word dieoorsaak van die brand ondersoek.

MensewathulpkanverleenkanNaomiFullerby 072 200 2085 bel.

Naomi Fuller het beserings aan haarhand en arm opgedoen.

Moordverdagte (16) in die hofDie tienerseun (16) van die Strand wat aan-gekla word vir die moord op ValerieArendse (17) het gister (Woensdag 28 Janua-rie) in die Strand-landdroshof voorgekom.

Hy is Maandag 19 Januarie in hegtenisgeneem ná hy vermoedelik vir Arendse indie woning van haar grootmaakouers inWebbstraat, Strand, doodgeskiet het.

Arendse sou daardie week as gr.11-leer-der na Strand Sekondêr terugkeer.

Volgens Strand-polisiewoordvoerderkonst. Mbulelo Mafuna beweer Arendse sekêrel dat hy haar probeer wys het hoe om’n vuurwapen te hanteer toe hy haar in dieborsgeskiethet.Die tienerseunhetookdag-

ga in sy besit gehad toe hy in hegtenis ge-neem is.

Die tienerseun, wie se naam nie gepubli-seer mag word nie omdat hy onder die ou-derdom van 18 is, het Woensdag 21 Januariesy eerste verskyning in die hof gemaak.

Hy het op ’n klag van moord, onwettigebesitvan’nvuurwapenenbesitvandwelmsvoorgekom. Hy is in aanhouding gehou endie saak is uitgestel na Vrydag 23 Januarie.

In die mees onlangse verskyning is die16-jarige op ’n waarskuwing, in sy ouer/voog se toesig, vrygelaat en die saak is virverdere ondersoek uitgestel tot Dinsdag 10Maart.


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MENSE en tik dan jou boodskap.

Sê jou sêSê jou sê) Ses’khona trying to extort jobopportunities fromlocal security company. Absolutely no surprisesthere – this is a “mafia-move” they tried before!Nodoubt “selling” the jobsatR500apop todesperate,unemployed people again as well. Always exploit-ing theirowncommunityunder thedisguiseofhelp-ing! Such a bunch of jackal.) Beukes, word wakker, man, dit het niks met ras-sisme te doen nie. Dit het alles met opvoeding tedoen. Kom stap op en af teen die strand of selfstussen die woongebiede waar “hulle” parkeer enhou “hulle” dop, dan sal jy die waarheid ontdek.Jy kyk na die wêreld deur pienk ogies, my vriend,skrik wakker.) Beukes, “hulle” is die meerderheid. Ek het mygedaan gelag oor jou “hulle”-aanmerking, wantdaai stokou perd is al holrug gery, nl. “rassisties”.Wil “julle” nie maar ’n ander woord kry nie? Daaieen is al oud. Grant Smith) The “petty politics” in the CPF has mostly beencausedbyoneor twoforeignerswhohavesetaboutdestroying the Neighbourhood Watch, insistingthat the speaking of Afrikaans be banned as wellas then trying to takeover the formerlywell function-ing CPF and making a lot of noise in the process.Wedon’tneed these typeshere.Whydid they leavetheir own country?) Daarmoetminder opmatriekuitslae enmeer opgr. 7-uitslae gekonsentreer word. Te veel leerdersmet leer- en leesprobleme val uit in gr. 8 tot 10.) DistriksPos, onthou om uit te vind of die 2010-leerders eers volgens hul gr. 7-uitslae aanvaar isenkykooknahulgr. 7-uitslae.Disdikwelsdieswak-ker leerders wat weggewys word sodat die uitslaená vier jaar goed moet wees.)Gelukaandiehoërskolewatnieonsleergestrem-de leerders in 2010 weggewys het nie. Julle geewerklik om!)Whathappened to theBalaclavaGang thatwascaught in Gordon’s Bay? This gang affected somany people in the Helderberg and Stellenboscharea.) Die meeste vakansiegangers is weg en so ookdie wetstoepassers! Die hoofstrand is vol honde!Wat het geword van die reël, No dogs allowedon the beach? Die poef word op die sand gelosof vlak begrawe! Ag nee, siesa! Strandinwoner

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

Howsomeareallowed to flauntbuilding regulationsIsn’t it strange how some people are allowedto transgressbuildingregulations, suchas ig-noring street boundary lines or buildinglines?Ofcourse, forsomeofficials theregulations

allow for “interpretation”, not by commonsense as one would expect, but depending onwho it is that asks, or is advised to ask forït –as longasonehas the“means” toconvincethe officials.Building inspectors are supposed to visit

all building sites in their allocated area, andif byanychance somethingunusual or illegalis spotted – which is rare in a region wherealmost everyone observes the regulations –they are supposed to draft a report to be scru-tinised by their superiors.Because their allocated time is limitedand,

above all, their jobs are at stake, this resultsin a real no-go or slow-go for inspections. Arethe inspectors to blame?Sincetheregulationsconvenientlyprovide

for faulty work (transgressions) to be auto-

matically “accepted” if the owner calls for aninspection and the inspection doesn’t takeplace within the prescribed period, the in-spectors are not bothered.Of course, this rule is also subject to inter-

pretation”. It is easy to issue a “departure”from regular procedure if needs be, whichthen allows the surrounding neighbours toobject, but of course they seldom do.So, it depends on who you are, what your

means are, who your friends are for the au-thoritieskeep themselvesoutof trouble.Thatis the way these “regulations” are applied.There are two ways to react – being philo-

sophical and accepting, or doing somethingand being subjected to victimisation.However, never think that you will rectify

a bad public practice like this.JWJM (HANS) POOT

GORDON’S BAY

TheCity of CapeTowndeclined the opportuni-ty to comment on these remarks.

‘There isgold in theHelderberg streets’

Beggars at traffic lights say: “I don’twant help, there is gold on the streetsof the Helderberg.”Too many people still give directly to

people living on the streets instead ofsupporting charities aimed at gettingthem off the streets.Themessagethatgivingtopeoplewho

live on the streets and any direct formof donations, simply keeps them on thestreets, apparently does not get throughto the public!Somerset West Night Shelter is doing

such an awesome job – if you want togive, please give to them.

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HCWresponds toPSIRA investigation

Helderberg Crime Watch (HCW) received aletter fromthePrivateSecurity IndustryReg-ulatory Authority (PSIRA) in October 2014,where they stated, after they had conductedan investigation, that “HCW was not regis-tered as a security service provider, andmaynot render a security service”, and theywould conduct a “follow up inspection aftertwo months to assess progress made”– therewas no obligation to “cease operations” – seeenclosed letter from PSIRA. (We have pub-lished this letter on the DistrictMail website– ED).WehaverespondedtimeouslytoPSIRA.We

had never considered ourselves a securitycompany, aswearenot in thealarmorguard-ingbusiness, particularlyaswecontract a se-curity company to carry out operations, andwe had some doubt regarding PSIRA’s inter-pretationof our operations.Nevertheless,wedecided that it could do us no harm, as wefelt that our business model and operationswould not be affected in any way throughmembershipofPSIRA,andwehave taken theappropriate steps, which will be finalisedshortly – this would make us fully compliantwith PSIRA’s requirements.We are very happy that PSIRA is taking an

active interest in our community. This canonly be a good thing for everyone – there waspreviously no mention of any requirementfor us to be registered with PSIRA, but weare happy to comply with their request.HCW continues to perform its proactive

emergency response services to the commu-nity, via its service provider, Vetus ScholaBoland, and continues to assist local law en-forcement authorities and respond to its con-tributors in emergency situations.Prior to the CPF electionmeeting on 18 De-

cember 2014 wewere informed by SAPS that,duetotheon-goingPSIRAinvestigationHCWwould be excluded from theCPFelection pro-cedure. If that is the case going forward, itwould not present a problem for HCW, andwewill continue to cooperate closelywith thelocal law enforcement authorities, as this re-mains in the community’s best interest. Wewill be monitoring the situation closely.We have no further comments to make,

apart from thanking you for your continuedinterest, and would appreciate it if you couldpublish our response in its entirety.

PETER BRANDCHAIRPERSON OF HELDERBERG

CRIME WATCH (HCW)

Need formore schoolsis critical

Despite the urgent need for newschools in theHelderberg, there areno immediate plans to have anybuilt.This applies to both primary and

high schools, despite the fact thatmost of the existing state primaryand high schools in the area arecrammed to absolute capacity.

These schools also have longwaiting lists and are forced to turnscores of learners away every year.This scenario has been dragging

on for years, and the need for newprimaryandhighschools for thear-ea is now critical in order to copewith the growth in the area.A few schools have had extra

classrooms – built-on to increasethe capacity of the school, but it isnot enough to copewith the amountof school-going children residing inthe area.Hundreds of people are also flock-

ing to the Helderberg from Gaut-eng, KwaZulu-Natal and the East-ern Cape with their families, onlyto learn that there is no place fortheir children at the schools in thearea.The situation is totally unaccept-

able and somebody needs to standup and take responsibility.Someone needs do something

about it.

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Dis ’n somber plek van folte-ring en innerlike vertwyfeling.Hier is ’n kort beskrywing:Hopeopgestapelderommelen

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Ek vat altyd ’n boek saam om my op te“tjeer”.

Gewoonlik is dit The TibetanBook of the Dead. Dis ’n diep endonker literêre werk uit ’n ver-vloë eeu, vol grafiese beskry-wings van die hel en die onder-wêreld.Ek vind dit pas by die ambien-

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NEW APPOINTMENT: Tasmin Cupido hasbeen appointed news editor at HelderbergMedia, which publishes the DistrictMail, Helderberg Gazette and Kasi Vision Helderberg.Tasmin has broad experience in local media,having started as a journalist at People's Postin Cape Town before being promoted to teamLeader and production editor at WP Media,publishers of People's Post, TygerBurger andCity Vision in the Cape Peninsula. "I eagerlyanticipate the contributions that will come fromthis dynamic and experienced media specialist," comments Annelien Dean, publisher ofHelderberg Media. Members of the public areurged to contact Tasmin with their news.Phone Helderberg Media on 021 853 0211 oremail Tasmin at tasmin.cupido@helderberg.com. PHOTO: DELIAH BRINKHUIS


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) I wish Eskom would give us notice, espe-cially for [those who run businesses]. We hadtea time at 10:00, for half an hour. If I knew it

wasgoingoffat11:00,thenIwouldhavechangedthe tea time. Lisa-Marie Bodington

)We must accept that this will most likelybe forever, soweneedtobepro-activeandmini-mise the inconvenience and loss of earnings ifyou have a business; claim it as an expense.Glynn Smithers

)Eskom can try to work with the networkprovider and send [consumers] an SMS. At[present] it feels like they don’t [care]. GafsaWaggie

)Eskom is a complete and utter disgrace.Theywouldnotbeallowed to treat [consumers]this way in the UK. Robert Fox

)Kry tog net jul huis in orde. Julle ry metnuwe bakkies, hengse bonusse en salarisse,maar daar is niemand omdiewerk te doen nie.Daar was genoeg tyd en geld om alles te doen.Noumoetjullemaarbeginkerseendonkiesmetgenoeg hout daarmee saam begin uitdeel. Siesvir julle!Eksalmyskaam!HannieHarberKlein

Redding in Kogelbaai)My man was een van die redders. Baie

goeiewerk julle dappermanne envroue!Helai-ne SpiesTwo toddlers die after fire)Gosh! This is so sad. May their souls rest

in peace. [My] deepest sympathy to their fami-lies. Lèzelle Hoffman-Hugo

) This is so tragic. RIP little ones. Naomi E.Sinden

) This is very tragic. May their souls rest inpeace. Sumaya Lyners

) This is so sad. Anneline Claudine Coco) This is very tragic. RIP little angels. NAC

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entsand[therestoftheirfamilies].ChrisLieben-berg

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)Oneof theboysis thegrandchildofa [wom-an] who works for us. It is very sad. Aziza deVilliers

) This is so sad. Shireen ScholtzFirst day of school for Grade 1s)You look so happy Caitlin! Cindy Daniels)Cindy, she was so looking forward to this

day. Ashlene Titus)Ek’tsopasfoto’svanLaerskoolLochnerhof

se gr.1tjies gestuur. Baiemammashet trane ge-stortnaonsdiekindertjiesbyhulnuwejuffrou-ens gelaat het, maar die kinderswas baie opge-wonde. Zelda StanderRemembering Valerie Arendse)Oh! It’s sadand theyare soyoung.Mayshe

rest in peace. God bless her family in this hardtime. Nazma Wanza

)Gone too soon. RIP Valerie.Anushka Pan-doo

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him the news. How sad to lose someone. It’sheartbreaking. Our thoughts and prayers are

with the whole family.Michelle Roberts-Baxter)Dit is so onnodig. Valerie was nog so jonk.

Jenet van Greunen)At last [I get to read thearticle aboutValer-

ie Arendse’s murder], although it’s a bit late.I am still sad. I used to live in the same streetat where the incident happened, but live in dif-ferent place now. RIP. Nazma WanzaTrain service back on track)Good news! Naomi E. Sinden)Hulle het gou gewerk.Dankie vir die inlig-

ting. Joleen Shireen van Wyk) Finally! Andrea Joy Kiewit) It was a nightmare travelling from Strand

to Bellville by train this week – I can vouch forthat. Sigh! Cathrine RoosOud-polisiestasie in Wesleystraat) Ja, ennou is dit ’n tuiste vir almal vanboe-

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Massmart controlled shops, itwill beverynice.WeneedtosupportproudlySouthAfricanbusi-nesses. Their prices might be better (some-times), but thequalitynot somuch.KarenStry-domDe Zalze Estate murders) That is such a secure estate. [This seems]

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Antie Millie het as jong nooiby Touché in Hoofstraat, So-merset-Wes beginwerk. Sy hetlater by Gunsburg aangesluittot sy by Austin, beter bekendas Leyland, geëindig het, waarsy haar (oorlede) eggenoot Thomas CliveIsaacs ontmoet het.Uit hul huwelik is sewe kinders gebore,

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DistrictMail to cost a little bit moreThe price of DistrictMail increases by20c from next week (Thursday, 5 Febru-ary), when the publication will costR6,40 instead of R6,20.While we have tried to keep the cost

of your weekly local newspaper downas far as possible, this annual increaseis needed for us to keep pace with ourrising cost of production.

We aim to continue providing youwith local news and information youvalue, and would love to hear from youif you have suggestions or feedback.Phone Annelien Dean, the publisher,

or Tasmin Cupido, the news editor, on021 853 0211, or email [email protected] or [email protected] with your feedback.

FANTASTIC PRIZE UP FOR GRABS! Central MiniMarket in Somerset West is sponsoring a fantastic prize for DistrictMail readers in a competition that starts nextweek. One lucky reader will win a voucher to the value of R1 500 from CentralMiniMarket in the competition, in which readers have to cut out and paste four puzzle pieces that will be published, one a week, during February. The entry form willbe in next week’s DistrictMail, so be sure to get your copy. The owners of CentralMiniMarket are seen here with Stefan Kolver (far right), advertising manager of theDistrictMail. From the left are Miguel, Neves and Fernando Gatinho.


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THURSDAY 29 JANUARY

SOMERSET WEST:) Reach for Recovery Breast Cancersupport group holds an interestingtalk in the boardroom of MediclinicVergelegen at 09:30 for 10:00.Guest speaker Anel Kirsten discussesThe Big Fat Debate. 0 Reach forRecovery: 082 357 0497.) The Helderberg Decorative ArtsSociety (Darts) meet in the SomersetWest Library hall at 17:30. LecturerJean Moorcroft Wilson from LondonUniversity presents her talk entitled,Walking into Words. Visitors wel-come at R50.0 Joy: 021 855 2734.) Friends of Richard DawkinsAssociation (FoRDA) meets in theSomerset West Rotary Hall at 19:00.The documentary,God loves Ugandawill bepresented followedbyadiscus-sion. For more information pleaseemail [email protected].

VRYDAG 30 JANUARIE

STRAND:) Die oggendmark van die Arbeids-bediening om 08:30 in die kerksaalvan die Strand Moedergemeente, opdie hoek van Birkenhead- en Fagan-strate. Lekker plaasvrugte teen billikepryse, pannekoek, koek en tert, poe-dings en worsbroodjies sal te koopaangebied word. Navrae: 0 Jan ofLetitia van den Berg by021 853 0937 of 076 885 5533.

SATURDAY 31 JANUARY

SOMERSET WEST:) The book sale of the Friends of theSomerset West Library takes place inthe Somerset West Library hall from08:30 – 11:30. Visitors can lookforward to a wide variety of books ingood condition on sale.

STRAND:) Die NG Gemeente Suider-Strandin Gordonsbaaiweg se kattebakver-koping om 08:00. Kom verkoop uitkattebak vir jou eie inkomste. SlegsR20 per staanplek.0 021 854 5076.

GORDON’S BAY:) The Gordon’s Bay Bowling Clubholds a boot sale in their parking area(opposite Pick n Pay) from 08:00 until12:00. Please bring your own tablesor sell out of your car. R20per parkingbay. 0 076 104 5795.

SUNDAY 1 FEBRUARY

SOMERSET WEST:) A drop-in meditation class focusedon just breathing with Buddhist monkGen Pagpa at Mayfair Cottage, 3Bright Street from 10:00 – 11:15.Cost: R50. All welcome.

Enquiries or more information:0 021 685 3428 or visit www.medi-tateincapetown.org.) The Somerset West UnitarianFellowship holds a talk by ReverendGordonOliverat ThePlayhouseThea-tre, on the corner of Lourensford andSwalle Streets, at 10:00. Topic: Religion in a Global Age. Enquiries:0 Anita on 021 851 5830.

STELLENBOSCH:) The Blaauwklippen Antique andVintage Fair in the coach house of theestate from 10:00 – 15:00. Free en-try. 0 Barbara: 083 444 0133.

TUESDAY 3 FEBRUARY

SOMERSET WEST:) Clinical dietician Marlene Ellmerpresents an interactive talk on nutri-tional supplements in the restaurant atMediclinic Vergelegen at 18:00. Freeentry. Bring along R5 to stand achance of winning a hamper. Varioussupplements will also be for availableforpurchase.Enquiriesandbookings:0 Vergelegen Dietitians on021 851 6228.

WEDNESDAY 4 FEBRUARY

STRAND:) The Helderberg U3A’s first meetingfor 2015 starts at 10:00 in the StrandTown Hall. Guest speaker ProfessorLauriston Kellaway gives insight intoroad-mapping the mind and how onethinks, hears, smiles, talks and walks– fundamental tasksweperformeveryday without ever thinking about them.He also addresses issues which canaffect the elderly such as dementiaand Alzheimer’s. Tea and coffeeserved from 09:30. Visitors welcomeat R20. 0 Brodwyn Wilson:083 604 0784.

BEST IN SA: A physiology student from Stellenbosch Universityand former HottentotsHolland High School learner, YigaelPowrie (front), won the prize for the most promising upandcoming microscopist at the annual conference of the MicroscopySociety of South Africa in Stellenbosch recently. He also receivedR25 000 to attend and present his research at the MicroscienceMicroscopy Conference in Manchester, England, later this year.Yigael sits here in front of a super resolution microscope and ispictured with his study leader, Ben Loos.

Boland Bonsai byeenDie eerste vergadering van Boland Bonsai isop Saterdag 31 Januarie om 09:00 in die Stel-lenbosch Botaniese Tuin.

Dieeerstedeel isdiealgemene jaarvergade-ring, waarna twee senior lede ’n praktiesewerksessie oor inenting aanbied. Dan volg ’nboombespreking. Neem gerus jou eie bonsaisaam. Besoekers en beginners is welkom.

Navrae: Willem Pretorius by 083 260 5696.

EXCHANGE STUDENT: Jillian Uren fromGrabouw left for Columbia at the weekend,where she will spend the next year as ayouth exchange student sponsored by Helderberg Rotary Club. She will be learningabout the country’s culture and unique lifestyles. Uren matriculated from HottentotsHolland High School last year and was part ofthe school’s student council. Upon her returnshe will embark on tertiary studies in dentistry. PHOTO: HENRY LAUBSCHER

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The annual CANSA Relay for Life will be held on 7 February 2015 at HH Sports Ground.

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Rotisserieawinner“Without a doubt this will be thetastiest, most succulent chickenyou’ve ever tasted,” this is theguarantee from Jan Woestyn, theownerof thenewChick&Chic Ro-tisserie in Strand.

Therestaurant, situatedon thecor-nerofVanRiebeekandWesleystreetswhere the Alex Garden Restaurantused to be, sold more than 350kg ofchicken in their opening week.

Woestyn says he wanted to createa relaxed, quiet, informal and inex-pensiverestaurantandbarwhereyoucould take your wife. “I want to putreal soul food on a plate, but at thesame time maintain high standardsand offer customers freshness, quali-ty and good service at an affordablerate,” he says.

Woestyn, who hails from Belgium,said his family was involved in therestaurant industry there for manyyears. He explained that the idea ofcooking chickens on the rotisseriecame fromvisitingvillagemarkets inEurope, where these chickens were

sold to take home.Althoughthereiscurrentlyonlyro-

tisserie and three speciality chickendishes available, they plan to havethree cuts of beef available soon.

KyleAdendorff, the formermanag-er at Al Forno’s in Gordon’s Bay, isthemanager at Chick & Chic. He hasbeen in the restaurant industry formore than 16 years, managing kitch-ens, bars and the front of the house.

Adendorff says when Woestyn ex-plained his idea and concept to him,he immediately loved it and believesit will be a winner among patrons.

“We’ve got everything the custom-ers could possibly desire, from thecourtyard and kids’ play area to thestylishopenplanbar.Wecater for ev-eryone, fromoldtoyoungclientele,aswell as those with families. I’m con-vinced it’ll be a winner and the placeto be and the place to see.”

The restaurant is open seven daysa week from 11:00 to 23:00 and can ca-terforupto120people.Formoreinfor-mation and bookings phone021 854 6793.

The friendly, welcoming staff at Chick & Chic with owner Jan Woestyn(back row in white shirt) and manager Kyle Adendorff (red shirt).

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CELEBRATING FOUR DECADES: Beaumont Primary kicked off their 40th birthday celebrations yesterday (Wednesday) when all 1 200 learners and staff gathered on the sports grounds to form their birthday number.The school will have several events this year in celebration of this milestone.

PHOTO: ANTON CAMPBELL-HARRIS

Want to give home birthing a try?South Africa has one of thehighestCaesareanrates in theworld – averaging 70% in pri-vate hospitals – and morewomen are turning to homebirthing as anoption, safe andfree from hospital restric-tions. An informal get-togeth-er for women who have given

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Die deuremaak om 18:30 oop.Adam, ’n gekwalifiseerde

wildbewaarderwatbekendheidverwerf het vir sy diep rasper-stem en liriekewat aanmeer asnet kitaarsnare pluk, verrasweereensmet ’nmerkwaardigenuwe album, Want jy is Boer,wat vertel van die lewe, siens-wyses, stories,uitdagings,hart-seer, vreugdes, taal en trots vanboer wees.Dié album se Country-Rock-

geur vermeng kitaar, drom,bekfluitjie en selfs klassiekeklanke om prente te skets vanmense en dinge van vandag engister.

Want jy isboer is ’nalbumwatjou gedagtes sal meevoer na dieplaaswêreldenelkeenwatdaar-na luister, boer of nie, sal laatsmagna ’nkuier tot indie “mid-dernagure omdiehardekoolvu-re” tussen niks en nêrens.

Adam Tas tree Vrydag 6 Februarie by Springbok BluesTheme Bar in die Gantssentrum, Strand op.

WeekendGIGGuide) Friday 30 January:• Sunset Riders will be performing at Bertie’s Mooring in HarbourIsland, Gordon’s Bay from 21:00. Free entry.• DJ Lugg will be spinning the decks at Melt’s Tavern in Gordon’sBay from 21:00 until late.) Saturday 31 January:• TheDeep Purple Tribute Bandwill be performingatMelt’s Tavernfrom 21:00. Free entry.) Sunday 1 February:• Catch liveperformancesby TheRobinAuld Trioat Bertie’sMoor-ing from 18:00. Free entry.

ENTERTAINMENT UNDER THE STARS:Gather friends and family, pack a picnic basketand make your way to the Helderberg NatureReserve in Somerset West, where you can enjoy live performances by the young alternativerock band Morning Ms Dednam on Sunday 1February at 17:00. Audiences can expect original lyrics and hard rock with jazz overtonesfrom the fourpiece band comprising Emma vanHeyningen (piano and vocals), Justin Feldman(electric guitar), Trent Richardson (bass) and Kenan Tatt (drums). Tickets between R10 and R50can be bought at the gate or in advance fromComputicket. The price includes entrance to thereserve. Enquiries: 0 021 851 4060.

Local ‘SteelMagnolias’The Hottentots Holland Dra-maSocietypresentsSteelMag-nolias at The Playhouse inSomerset West in February.The 1989 American comedy-

dramais the filmadaptationofRobert Harling’s 1987 play ofthesamename,about thebonda group of women share sur-rounding the family experi-ence during the death of theplaywright’s sister, SusanHarling Robinson in 1985.Shelby’sweddingdaynears,

so the beauty shop women ofChinquapin Parrish, Louisi-ana–delicateasmagnoliasbuttough as steel – have a lot totalk about.Award winning actresses

Roxy Lombard (Shelby), Sa-mantha Taylor (Truvy), TrishLombard (Ousier) and Eliza-beth James (Clairee) arejoined by newcomers Jo-MariPypers (Anelle) and HelenMorgan (M’lynn) in this com-pletely local cast.DirectedbyDarryl Spijkers,

it promises to be energisedwith his flair for the aestheticand emotionally captivating.Tickets at R80 andR65 for pen-sionerscanbebooked throughComputicket for the showsperformed at 20:00 on 13, 14, 20February; 14:30 on 15 Februa-ry; and 18:30 on 21 February.R5 from every ticket goes toThe Pebbles Project.

Cast members, from left, are JoMari Pypers (Anelle), Helen Morgan (M’lynn), Annelie van Zyl (originally playing Truvy), RoxyLombard (Shelby), Elizabeth James (Clairee) and Trish Lombard(Ousier).

Dans byHSGordonDie Hoërskool Gordon se rugby-toergroep houopSaterdag 14Februarie ’nValenstynsbal indieskoolsaal. Die bekende orkes, Kallies 5 DanceBand, sal optree. Die dans begin om 19:00 enkaartjies, teen R70, is by toerlede beskikbaar.Dié geldinsameling is tenbatevandie rugbytoerna Italië in 2016.Gelukkige trekkings sal tydensdiedansplaas-

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The City of Cape Town is in the process of finalising its sport and recreation policy frameworkand programmes policy.

In terms of section 17 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, Act 32 of 2000,the public and interested parties or groups are given the opportunity to submit comments,recommendations or input to the municipality from 1 February to 2 March 2015.

Comments, recommendations or input may be submitted by:

• Fax: 021 425 4705• E-mail: [email protected]• Written submission:City of Cape Town, Private Bag X298, Cape Town 8000 (for the

attention of the Director: Sport, Recreation and Amenities)• Delivery to any subcouncil office• Internet: ‘Have your say’ page at www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay

The City’s Public Participation Unit will assist people who cannot read or write, people livingwith disabilities and people from disadvantaged groups who are unable to submit writtencomments to have their comments, recommendations or input recorded and submitted tothe City. Contact the following persons:

For general public participation:Ruché Daniels, tel. 021 400 1766 or e-mail [email protected]

For disadvantaged groups:Anele Viti, tel. 021 400 1652 or e-mail [email protected]

The draft sport and recreation policy framework and programmes policy will be available forviewing at www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay, at subcouncil offices and at libraries.

Direct enquiries to Donny Jurgens at [email protected].

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Mini-atletiekbyeenkoms by Somerset-Wes PrimêrDie jaarlikse mini-atletiekbyeenkoms wordDinsdag 3 Februarie van 18:00 tot 20:00 by So-merset-Wes Primêr gehou.Dit is die 38ste agtereenvolgende jaar dat

die gesamentlike hoër- en laerskolebyeen-koms plaasvind. Die borg is Buco Hardware.Vanjaar is ’n besonderse geleentheid omdat

die byeenkoms deel uitmaak van die 150stefeesvieringevandieskool.Dieeerstedrieatle-te in elke itemkry ook ’nmedaljewat spesiaal

vir die 150ste feesjaar ontwerp is.Deelnemendeskole isHoërskoolHottentots

Holland, Hoërskool Brackenfell, Stellen-bosch, Parel Vallei, Paul Roos Gimnasium,Hoër Meisieskool Paarl en Strand, LaerskoolEversdal, Somerset-Wes, Bellpark, Danie Ac-kerman, Mikro, Durbanville, DurbanvilleVoorbereiding, Gene Louw, Mikro, Gordons-baai, Lochnerhof, Paarl Boys’ Primary enHendrik Louw.

NUWE ONNIE: Lydia Zeal het onlangs asonderwyser by die Hoërskool Strand beginwerk. Sy is ’n oudleerder van die skool enbied lewensoriëntering aan.

YOUNG ACES: These De Hoop tennis players were chosen to represent the WesternProvince A tennis team which will participate in the Synergy Cup in Kimberley from2730 March. At the back, from left, are Alicia Joubert, Ian Thom, Tom McHugh, Mikayla Furlong and Francois Lochner. In the front, from left, are Schalk Beukes, Lene leRoux, Hanmaré McAslin, Megan Gibbs and Judy Serfontein.

SKAAK-KONING: Michael van Schaik vanLaerskool de Hoop het aan die SA kampioenskappe in Kimberley deelgeneem. Hy hetuitstekend presteer. Sy span het eerste plekbehaal. Hy was ‘n bordwenner en het ookby die “wildcard” afdeling ‘n eerste plek behaal. Hy sal gedurende die Aprilvakansieaan die SA Geslote Toernooi deelneem.

FOTO: ABRI DU PLESSIS

Helderberg Village, located in Somerset West, andrecognised as the ‘World’s Best RetirementDevelopment’ in the prestigious 2012/2013 InternationalProperty Awards, invites applications from suitable andexperienced individuals for the position of

This permanent position will suit a competent,

experienced person with strong organisational abilities,

initiative, high energy levels, and a valid code EB driver's

licence. Minimum Grade 12 plus relevant post-

matriculation education is preferred. Knowledge and

experience of Labour relations and related processes is

required. The successful applicant must have at least

five year practical experience and/or three years

supervisory experience in the hospitality industry while

preferably fully bilingual (English/Afrikaans, with Xhosa

an added advantage). Supervisory training and/or

experience as well as basic computer literacy are further

pre-requisites. To obtain further details please contact:

The closing date for applications is 30 January 2015.

As a proud South African brand, Helderberg Village is committed totransformation. Meeting our employment equity goals will be taken intoaccount in our recruitment decisions.

TheAssistantManager –Housekeeping andLaundry

Services, Ms E Phete on (021) 855 8360 during office

hours, Monday to Friday or email applications to

[email protected]

SUPERVISOR - HOUSEKEEPING

HBV.03.01.2015

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RESURFACING OF MAIN ROAD,

INTERSECTING ORANGE STREET, SOMERSET WEST

AUTHORITY: CITY OF CAPE TOWN

COMMENCEMENT: 2 February – 27 February 20

DURATION: 1 MONTH

• There will be roadworks (resurfacing) on Main Road between the intersection of Old SirLowry's Pass Road and Main Road (adjacent to the Mediclinic Vergelegen) and theMetrorail Bridge. Traffic diversions and stop-and-go points will be used to control the traffic.

• We apologise for any inconvenience caused by these measures. We ask motorists to bepatient and to drive very carefully when using this route.

• Padwerke (ryvlakvervanging) vind in Hoofweg plaas tussen die kruising van Ou SirLowryspas-weg en Hoofweg (langs Mediclinic Vergelegen) en die Metrorail-spoorwegbrug.Verkeersverleggings en stop-en-ry-beheerpunte sal gebruik word om die verkeer te beheer.

• Ons vra om verskoning vir enige ongerief wat hierdie maatreëls mag veroorsaak. Onsversoek motoriste om geduldig te wees en baie versigtig te bestuur wanneer hulle vanhierdie roete gebruik maak.

CONTACT PERSON: Dexter Adams

CONTACT NUMBER: 079 510 9617

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ACADEMIC ACES: Macassar High School’s matric class of 2014boasts a 68,1% pass rate. The school’s top three achievers were,from left, Enrico de Bruyn (first, three distinctions), Caryn September(third, one distinction) and Duncan Booysen (second, two distinctions).

UITBLINKER: Hoërskool Strand 2014 matrikulant Ulrich Retief, het tydens die WKOD toekenningsfunksie by Leeuwenhof op Woensdag 14 Januarie die toekenning vir die hoogste punte in die WesKaap vir Ingenieursgrafika ontvang. Ulrich het 99,2% behaal. Saam met hom op die foto, vanregs, is Debbie Schaefer, LUR vir Onderwys, WesKaapsepremier Helen Zille en Penny Vinjevoldt, hoof van WesKaapOnderwys. Ulrich het prysgeld en ’n tabletrekenaar ontvang.

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posture, social interaction, etc.

We also offer SINGING and PIANO lessons!

Contact us on076 3377 249 / 021 8510 [email protected]

At

we offer the following classes.MMA; Kids MMA (Bully Proof);

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GR 8 – 10 KABV'n Uurles per week. Voortgaande

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Terapie; trauma; IK-evaluasie;skoolgereedheid; studie- of

verhoudingsprobleme.

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Antoinette 082 922 5330Mesonstr 1B, Technopark

WhatsApp. e-pos. [email protected]

WISKUNDE

SIELKUNDE

Ek spesialiseer in trauma beradingmet behulp van kunsmedia en fokusveral vanaf 4 jarige ouderdom totgraad 7. Ek is 'n geregistreerdetrauma berader aan die HPCSA enhet my internskap voltooi aan LefikaPhodiso The art therapy centre inJohannesburg waartydens ek 'n jaarkursus nl. Community Art Counsellinggedoen het . Ek nooi kliënte omhulleself die geleentheid te gun omhulleself op 'n unieke manier te komontdek en uitdrukking te gee Aanhulle uniekheid. Ek verkies omvoorkomend te werk bv. Kreatieweekspressie en ego strengthening englo aan die helende krag vanspontane uitdrukking, speel enkreatiwiteit. Kontak Rhonddie by082 576 0222.

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Elgin Country Club

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Races begin at 7:30am

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Class of 95 of Hottentots Holland plans reunion inMarchThe Hottentots Holland High School(HHH) Class of 1995 will be hostingtheir 20 year reunion during the lastweekend of March.Therefore all pupils and teachers

who formed part of the Class of 1995are implored tomakecontactwith the

organisersviatheHHHClassof ‘95Fa-cebook-pageor sendinganemail to [email protected] programme will be as follows:Friday 27 March: Pupils get to-

gether in theHHHschool hall at 18:00.Saturday28March:Allpupilsand

teachers alongwith their families arewelcome for a trip downmemory lanewith lunch and entertainment forkids at 10:00.

Sunday 29 March: A specialchurch service followed by the finalgoodbyes. Time to be confirmed.


SosiaalSocial

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ALL SAINTS

CHURCHAnglican, 16 Oak Street

SOMERSET WEST

After HoursRevd. Jacques Jefferies

021 851 8473Enquiries: Office

(Morn. only) 021 851 7043/4

Sunday 1 February

07h00 Holy Eucharist08h30 Holy Eucharist

andJunior Church

10h30 Holy Communion

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

TrebuchetDaya fun-filledeventJourney’s End wine estate in Sir Lowry’sPass held their first Trebuchet Day thispast Sunday 25 January.

It was a fun-filled family event withguests lounging under the trees and enjoy-ing lunchfromtheavailable foodstallsandspitbraai.

A highlight of the day was the pianothrowingwiththetrebuchetandcarcrash.The event will be held every three months.

Carien Coetzer with her twoyearold sonSchalk, and Linda and Hennie Coetzer fromGordon’s Bay enjoyed the wine tasting at theevent.

Remona Kiewiets, Sophie and Paul Wynand and Cleveland (8) and Logan Willemse from Grabouw were also at theTrebuchet Day. PHOTOS: DELIAH BRINKHUIS

Photo right: Willem van Zyl, SørenSchmidtPedersen, Florette Groenewald,Elizma Myburgh, Craig Kirkland, ChristélJacobs, WT Myburgh, and Rob and MonaBurnham loved catching up at the event.

Ezandi Serdyn with 14monthold Mika,Ilke van Wyk and Suzaan Esterhuizenfrom Somerset West enjoyed spendingtime at the event.

DistrictDistrict kerkekerke

TROU KLOKKIES: Denise Vallentyn (regs) van Sir Lowry’s Pass enAlfred Johaar het op Saterdag 17Januarie in die Sir Lowry’s Pass Metodistekerk getrou. FOTO: HENRY THOMAS


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Helderberg Village Masters Homeowner Association NPC recentlyselected their Employee of the Year for 2014. This coveted title wasawarded to Mrs Zelda Steenkamp, Personal Assistant to the Chief

Executive Officer.

Mrs Steenkamp displayed tremendous commitment and dedication toHelderberg Village throughout 2014 and as such was nominated asEmployee of the Month for August, October and November 2014.She made many contributions throughout the Association and is

recognised for these outstanding efforts.

Above: Mrs Zelda Steenkamp and Vagn Nielsen (CEO)

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Wat gemaakmet wisselvalligheidEk het in my laasterubriekgenoem diekomende jaar gaan’n baie wisselvalli-ge tyd op die beleg-gingsmarkte wees.Wisselvalligheid opdie aandelebeurshet reeds verhoog.

Die standaard af-wyking oftewel“Standard Deviati-on”meet die historie-se en ook die verwag-tetoekomstigewissel-valligheid van ’nbeleggingsfonds of indeks – in diégeval, die ALSI-indeks (JSE). Diewisselvalligheidwataandiebeginvan Januarie ondervind is, waslaas in 2008 so hoog. Omdat onsreeds weet die wisselvalligheid isbesig om toe te neem, is die vraagwaarom vermy ons nie liewerhierdie risiko nie, of moet ons nieliewerinlaerrisiko-beleggingsbe-lê nie?

Soms kan dit gevaarliker weesom die risiko te vermy as om dierisiko te trotseer. Indien ’n beleg-ger wisselvalligheid wil vermy,sal hy baie konserwatief moet be-lê, en dan is jou kanse vir groei bodie inflasiekoers maar skraal. Be-leggers moet onthou wisselvallig-heidskepgeleenthedevirfondsbe-stuurders om waarde te skep. Ditissomsbaiebeteromwisselvallig-heid te bestuur as om dit totaal teprobeer vermy. Maar hoe kan jydié wisselvalligheid bestuur?

1. Diversifikasie is’n belangrike aspek.Portefeuljeswat goedversprei is oor ver-skillende aandele, ef-fekte, eiendom enselfs oorsese beleg-gings sal baiemindergeraak word deurwisselvalligheid.

2. Wees geduldig.Tyd in die mark saldie wisselvalligheidvan jou beleggingverminder. Oor tydkeer alles altyd terugna normaal.

3.Eenvandiebelangrikstepun-te is om jou geld by iemand te belêmet ’n aktiewe bestuurstyl en ’nbeproefde strategie. ’n Goeiefondsbestuurder behoort vinnigaan te pas by markveranderings.

4. Verwag wisselvalligheid.Wees emosioneel voorbereid so-dat jy nie impulsiewe besluiteneem wanneer die slegste gebeurnie.

In die tye wat voorlê sal diefondsbestuurdersvangehaltedui-deliknavore tree.Totophedewasditnietemoeilikom’nbetaamlikeopbrengs te verkry nie. Die kafgaan egter spoedig van die koringgeskeiword.Maaksekerwanneerdie ligte weer aangaan, jy staansaam met die regte manne.

RUBRIEK

StrandseagteruitgangkwelDALEEN FOUCHÉ

Besighede indieStrand isversig-tig optimisties oor die vooruit-sigte vir 2015, maar die agteruit-gangvan infrastruktuur enalge-mene verval van die middedorpbly van die grootste kwelpunte.

Ansu Newton, bestuurder vanStrandfurn in die Strand, meen ditvoel asof die dorp leegloop nadatClicks verlede jaar na Strand Squa-re geskuif het. Sy sê Clicks het baievoete na die dorp gelok en sy hoopdie winkel se nuwe huurder sal nu-we lewe na die dorp bring. Sy hoopnog nuwe winkels by die dorp salintrek.

GollyBresler, eienaarvanStrandJuweliers, wat al meer as 73 jaar indie Strand is, meen om sake in dieStrand te verbeter moet die parke-ring gratis wees om mense te lok –soos by die Somerset Mall.

Sy sê ook indien die smouse enstraatkinders van die strate verwy-der word, sal die Strand se midde-dorp meer aantreklik vir mense en

kliënte wees. “Mense sal die Strandse middedorp besoek en daar besig-heid doen indien nog winkels hul-self daar vestig. Ek is positief oor2015; die Strand het baie potensi-aal.” Sy meen die beplande ophef-fingsinisiatiewe soos die opgrade-ringvandieseemuursalwel ’nposi-tiewe impak op die besighede in dieStrand hê.

Tanya Wiese, mede-eienaar vandieStrandSkatkis,meendieStrandse probleme, soos die ou polisiekan-toor “wat hawelose mense lok” endievervallehawehoof,hetwel ’nne-gatiewe impak op plaaslike sake.“Kliënte is bang om middedorp toete kom.”

Indien die Strand opgehef word,sal dit kliënte trek en nuwe lewe nadie middedorp bring, meen Wiese.Daar is reeds ’n “reuse” positieweverandering in die Strand sedertdie Strand se sentrale opgrade-ringsgebied die openbare veilig-heidsbeamptes aangestel het. “Ekvoel baie veiliger by my werk en opdie strate in die middedorp.” Wiesesê verder sy kan sien die munisipa-

liteit doen moeite om die strateskoon te hou.

Charl Roos, eienaar vandie nuwetatoeëerwinkel, Tattoo and Appa-rel, meen die Strand is ’n gawe plekom besigheid te doen in die somer,maar is ietwat bekommerd oor dievolhoubaarheid van sake in diewinter. Hy sê hy sal graag wil siendat die Strand ’n promenade krywat baie voete na die strand enmid-dedorp sal lok. Roos, wat sy besig-heid in November verlede jaar be-gin het, sê hywas baie verras en blyoordieopenbareveiligheidsbeamp-tes wat die middedorp patrolleer enmeendiedienssalkliënteveilig laatvoel.

Freddie Strauss, eienaar van OldWorld Furniture, glo 2015 sal weer’n goeie jaar vir die tweedehandseen antieke meubelbedryf wees. Hysêdiébedryf isveral lewendig indieStrand.

Strauss meen die Strand is ’npragtige plek wat baie kliënte lokwanneer dit skoon gehou word. Dieeenernstigeprobleemvirhomiseg-ter die talle bedelaars.

Golly Bresler, eienaar van StrandJuweliers.

Charl Roos, eienaar van Tattoo andApparel.

Freddie Strauss, eienaar van OldWorld Furniture.

Heinn HavingaPSG Portefeuljebestuurder0 021 851 33532 [email protected]

JY EN JOUFINANSIES

Heinn Havinga

Grand old hotelgets a faceliftExtensive renovations are planned for TheNH Lord Charles this year.

NH The Lord Charles Hotel has 198beautiful guest rooms and houses one of thelargest conference venues in the WesternCape.

The hotel has hosted guests that includeNelson Mandela, Thabo Mbeki and Arch-bishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu among oth-ers, saysJacoduPlooy, sales,marketingandrevenuemanger forNHHotels SouthAfrica.

The refurbishment project, which will un-fold in phases,will focus largely on the lobbyarea and conference centre of the hotel, butwill also include upgrades to 100 guestrooms.

These include new beds and the installa-tion of state-of-the-art 42-inch smart televi-sions in all rooms.

The en-suite bathrooms will also receivea makeover.

The hotel’s fully equipped conferencecentre will also undergo a number of im-provements.

“We are looking forward to the end resultof all thiswork.Wehaveplanned the renova-tions in a way that ensures that the impacton our valued guests will be kept to an abso-luteminimumduring therenovationperiod.We are confident that these upgrades willgreatly enhance their stay at ourhotel,” saidSerge Foulon, managing director of NHSouth Africa.

The full refurbishment is scheduled forcompletion by the end of August.


GeklassifiseerdClassifieds

VENTER

JOHAN GEORGE

Im memory of our dear friendJohan who passed away

suddenly in Scotlandon the 19th January 2015.

Smith-Symms family

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FRANK(nee Hayhurst)

ANN ELIZABETH

Beloved mother toSteffne, Justin,Nerina and Sylvia.

She passed gently from this world onTuesday, 20 January 2015.

Her wit, intelligence and kind heart willbe missed by all who knew and loved her.

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MARTIN LORNA (nee Higgo)Beloved Mother, Grandmother and Great grand-mother passed away peacefully at BridgewaterManor, SomersetWest on 26 January 2015 aged90. Deeply mourned and sadly missed by herchildren, grandchildren and great grandchildrenIan and Solveig , Haldane, Alison, Sven, Ankaand children; Carol and David (Zoutendyk)Martin, Juliette, Mia and Emily, Ryan, Gisela andDiego, Lauren and Devon; Alan and Jenny, JeanGrace,Niel andShane.We will all love and miss you forever.Memorial Service to be held at BridgewaterManor, SomersetWest onFriday 30th Januaryat 3pm.

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FAMILY

NOTICES

DEATH NOTICES

1005

STEENKAMP BERTA04.02.1960 - 16.01.2015

In liefde onthou deurBotha, Nel, De Jager,Steenkamp & Little

families.

GENERALNOTICES

FOUND

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BAIE DUUR( gesteelde)fiets op Strand gevind ookBi Focus bril in Murray stropgetel. Kontak 083 9552313 / 074 639 2734

LOST/MISSING

1225

MISSINGAFRICAN GREY

R10 000.00 Reward.Went missing in Helder-berg area. If found pleasecall Susan 072 638 3916

PERSONALSEVICES

CHILDREN’SENTERTAINMENT

1405

JUMP 4 HIREJumping Castles and slidesfor hire. We deliver, setupand collect. Ph. Christo

083 566 3061.

JUMPING CASTLES enwaterglybaan te huur.Tel: Charmaine by8533999 of083-513-9493.

FINANCIAL

1420

HEALTH &BEAUTY

1430

A BREATHING SPACEin our stressful lives.Meditative practice (Sit-ting, Story & Moving (Taichi) Meditation) @ CBCentre, 1 ParadyskloofRoad, Saturday 31stJanuary, 10 to 13 hours.No previous meditationexperience or religiousaffiliation necessary. Justa need for a little peace.More info. 0825107688.

LEGAL

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PROKUREURSDIENSTE: Kriminele sake(Dronkbestuur, Borg, ens),Familie Reg (Egskeidings,Onderhoud, ens). Alle UreWilliam 072 748 1230

LIFT CLUBS

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Dringende saamryge-leentheid gesoek en aan-gebied vanaf SomersetWes area na Kenilworth.Skakel 073 341 2583 of072 180 4585

I am arranging a liftclub from Strand area toUWC and CPUT. Interestedparties to contactMiss Rademeyer at 073857 4138. Cost: R600.00per month or R150.00 perweek.

PERSONAL

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ANTIQUE CLOCKSRepairs/renovations

Dutch qualifiedWatchmaker/JewellerCollect and deliverRolf: 021-8530576

LAMPSHADESRe-cover & new.Also re-wire.

The Lampshade Studio,Shop 6, SSW Decor Centre.

Tel: 082 768 5100

SOEK MIDDELJARIGEwerkende dame om huis tedeel met 'n dame inStrand. E & W ingesluit.Veilige motor parkering.R3000.00 Skakel 082 8742028

SOCIAL &RECREATION

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YOGA CLASSESWednesdays 18:00 - 19:30Fully qualified instructor

021 854 5905

TRAINING &EDUCATION

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ENGLISH CLASSES;TEFL courses; Private

lessons. The InternationalEnglish School.

Call 021-8528859 [email protected]

ENGLISH FOREIGNLANGUAGE* GeneralEnglish, IELTS & TOEFL* TEFL certificate courseContact: [email protected] World LanguageSchool, Stellenbosch

FOR SALE

ELECTRICALAPPLIANCES

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COOLDRINK FRIDGE -4 Trays, 2000 mm Width,1650 mm height,R3950.00, Good runningcondition. Shaun 082 6941338

ELECTRICAL& DIGITAL

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MISCELLANEOUS

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PETS

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Want your dog trained?We do so pleasantly andwith play. Obedience,Socialising, Protection.Strand, weekends.

Starting mid-February.Phone Chris 082 590 7660

021 851 4303

YORKIES TE KOOPBaie mooi klein soort.Ouers geregistreer.

021 850 0121 of 081 5535655.

WANTED TO BUY

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ABANDON your search!CASH for modern clothes,shoes, children's clothing,fancy dress, linen, kitchen-ware, books. I collect!% Carol 082 890 5749.

ABOUT FURNITUREWANTED: Queen Ann andVictorian lounge suites,Grand Father clocks andRoll Top desks. Call 021

853 1341 or 082-771-3650.

ARE YOU MOVING ordownscaling? Best pricespaid for bed linen, cur-tains, bric & brac furnitureor any household items.Ph Ronel 084 989 6712.

COOL CONCEPTSFridge/freezer repairs &sales. Best Prices.Prompt & Reliable079 339 0646

EMBUIA, Stinkhout,Geelhout en Swarthoutmeubels gesoek, asook"Queen Anne" & "Victo-riaanse" sitkamer-stelle.Kontak Freddie by 8543998of 082 9237 283.

FURNITURE, FRIDGES,ANTIQUES. Thinking ofselling any item? I willbe keen to make you acash offer. Kindlyphone Ronnie082-823-9944

GENERAL &HOME SERVICES

BUILDING &CONSTRUCTION

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ALL STEELWORK: Pali-sades, Carports, Fen-cing, Steel construction,Devil's fork. Any otherwelding work. Call Ger-rit on 073 654 4345

HANDY MAN*All Repairs to home

*Painting*Plumbing

*Built-in-Cupboards*Tiling, etc

15% Discount to over 60's081 438 0631 (all hrs)

BUILDINGPLANS

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CLEANINGSEVICES

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Beloved

MERVIN PETRO

CASNERBorn 31-08-1966

Passed on 27-01-2015

Saturday, 31 January 2015.

Dr GJ Joubert School Hall-08h00

New Apostolic Church (Gustrouw) - 11h00

Funeral arrangements:

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DSTV/TV/DVDSERVICES

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24/7 TV TECH* DSTV Installations* Home Audio* 24/7 Emergency callouts* For reliable & experi-enced same day serviceCall Nico: 061 057 7206

ELECTRICAL

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ELECTRICAL appliances,repairs to fridges, stoves,washing machines, tumbledryers, dishwashers, etc.Established 30 years in theHelderberg. Qualified tradediploma. Paul Clark (021)8565132.

GARDEN &IRRIGATION

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IRRIGATION /BESPROEING

Installations, repairs,service. Professionals.Best prices, ref. avail.Francois 081 801 9120.

MOLE AWAY!!!Let us worry about

your moles!!!!Ph: 021-8532180 (w)

or083 769 2428

HOME IMPROVEMENTSINTERIOR

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HOME IMPROVEMENTSEXTERIOR

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CARPORTS/AFDAKKEPatios/pergolas. Decks.Treated & SABS timber.Smart finish using 22years exp. Great product@ great price! Tel: 083-414-8103/021-8581873

MISCELLANEOUS

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BAKKIE for all smallloads, rubble removaland furniture removal.

Call Gerrit on073 654 4345.

PAINTING

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PAVING

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PLUMBERS

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HOLIDAY HOMES

NEEDED!SOMERSET WEST AND STRAND

For the December 2015/January 2016 Season.We already have inquiries for that period.

Please call Rieta Jones @ 083 261 0967.

For Rental Valuation, Photographs andManagement of your property while you are

away.

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RUBBLEREMOVAAL

1860

0AA : ELITEREMOVALSof furniture, buildingrubble, garden, householdrefuse and any small loadsand Treefelling. Danie 0823379532 / 021 852 6122

FOXLOADRUBBLE REMOVALPlot & garden, building

rubble, household refuse.Free quotation.Contact Ryno076 159 4949

Garden Refuse Removaland general waste.Large & small loads

1 Ton bakkies & trailers.Tel. 082 7392 895 or072 770 6873

SECURITY

1865

SWIMMING POOLS

1867

TRANSPORT &STORAGE

1870

STORAGE: 88 ON MAINSTRAND

24 Hours securityArmed Response

34 Secure Units from R300per month plus Vat

Contact: Gerhard021 8418556

[email protected]

TREES

1871

AGRICULTURAL

BOREHOLES

2202

DRILLING OF WATERBOREHOLESContact Gerritsen drilling.Pierre 082 870 5756

BUSINESS

WANTED

2425

Expanding fence manufac-turer looking to acquirePALISADE /GATEMANUFACTURINGBUSINESS with valid taxcertificate in Boland, Hel-derberg or larger CapeTown area. Must have ope-rated as CC or Company forat least 2 years. ContactMico (021)868 7314.

HOLIDAY &TRAVEL

SELF CATERING

2626

SELF-CATERINGHOLIDAY APART-

MENTS & MOORINGSTO RENT IN

HARBOUR ISLAND.Please contact Paula on

082 555 9318.

VEHICLES

ACCESSORIES, SPARES& MODIFICATIONS

3001

CARS FOR SALE

3025

DAEWOO CIELO 1.61997 Burgundy. Originalcond. 90 000km. R25 000RWC, Reg. & Lic. incl. Ph021 886 6686 / 083 6362507.

HONDA 160i Auto.Maroen. Lic. R21 000 as is.Ph 021 886 6686 / 083 6362507.

MOTORS EN BAKKIESGESOEK

Skakel 079 777 1729

TOYOTA COROLLA1600 GLS Sprinter Bubbleshape, Cream, One owner,Good cond.Radio/CD/Alarm. R35 000.021 886 6686 / 083 6362507.

PROPERTIES

ACCOMMODATIONTO SHARE

3210

STRAND - EMPLOYEDMEN ONLY. No shiftworkers. R2600. pm.Payable in advance.Tel 084 453 8007.

BUSINESSPREMISES

3215

OFFICE FOR RENTAL18m2 @ R1720.00 pm

First class office space torent in the Elan Building,65 Caledon Street. Con-

tact during office hours forviewing arrangements.

083 297 2970

DUPLEXESSIMPLEXES TO LET

3225

STRAND R 7 500.00 permaand – 3 Slaapkamerdupleks met 1,5 badka-mers in sekuriteits kom-pleks, oop-plan kombuis enleefarea met privaat patioen tuintjie. Enkel motor-huis. Kontak: 021-8536527 of 079 136 9272 of079 521 6692.

FLATS FOR SALE

3255

STRAND - Two bedroomflat. Ground floor.Mosterts Park, securitycomplex. Safe & secure.Lovely area. R499 000021 8552369 / 082 3761461

FLATS TO RENT

3250

RUSTHOF AREA2 Bedroom, kitchen,toilet,sep entrance. To beviewed.Contact: 083 789 0793

STRAND R 4 200.00 permaand – 2 Slaapkamerwoonstel met 1 vol badka-mer in sekuriteits kom-pleks. Oop-plan kombuisen leefarea. 1 klein troe-teldier welkom. Kontak021-853 6527 of 079 1369272 of 079 521 6692.

STRAND R 5 000.00 permaand – 2 Slaapkamerwoonstel met 1,5 badka-mer, oop-plan kombuis enleefarea. Geen diere.Swembad en braaigeriewein kompleks. Kontak: 021-853 6527 of 079 136 9272of 079 521 6692.

FOR RENT

3205

1 SLAAPKAMERWOONSTEL te huur inHeritage Park, SomersetWes. Kontak James 083631 1845.

2 SLK WSTEL nuutoorgedoen. Met M/HUIS

ROMILLY KUSWEGR6 500.00

KONTAK HELDERKOMEIENDOMME021 854 4779

GORDONSBAAI: Te huur.Karavaan met motor afdakop kleinhoewe. W+Lingesluit. Vir 1 persoonR1800.00 en vir 2 personeR2100.00. Huur en depo-sito vooruit betaalbaar.Onmiddellik beskikbaar.Skakel Straus by sel:082 658 1703

FOR SALE

3201

GARAGES/STORAGE

3260

GARDEN FLATSTO LET

3265

GARDEN FLAT1b/drm / bath / lng /kitch.Auto gate, armed resp /w&e incl. Near P/V school,

Somerset West.R 2990.00 + dep.082 655 6512

STRAND GRANNYFLAT fully furnished.Single male/female over40. 1 bed en suite, openplan kitchen/sitting room.Safe parking. W&E incl.No pets. R3400.00 pm. Deprequired. 082 647 7338

HOUSES TO LET

3270

OFFICES

3290

OFFICE SPACE FORRENT +/-65 square meters.Secure parking. Good loca-tion(top of Caledon str)R4400/month. Pls cont.Trevor on 083 297 2970 Forfurther info.

ROOMS TO LET

3315

Aanbevole. - Verblyf3 Ster w.stel & B/B of

kamers in STRAND vanafR250 p/kamer.0799600359

ROOM TO LET for quietworking person in quietarea, Somerset West.Washing included. Call021-855 1175 for furtherenquiries.

STRAND:Netjies gemeub. kamers

vanaf R150 p.d.SKAKEL 072 745 7421

EMPLOYMENT

AGRICULTURE

3610

EARTHWORM BREE-DERS required. Mini ear-thworm farms @ R50.00each. We buy back after 12weeks @ R90.00. Contact -082 550 6090

ARTISANS/TRADE

3620

ALUMINIUMINSTALLEERDER

Vereistes: Min 2jaarondervinding in installaieen herstelwerk. Bestuurs-lisensie, vereysings.Epos CV na:[email protected]

EMPLOYMENTWANTED

3670

ALEX a Malawian male islooking for house cleaner,gardener, painter work.Call 074 228 0413

ANDREW a 25yr oldMalawian man is lookingfor gardening / housekee-ping work. 063 224 2604

ANTON a Malawian manwith 3yrs exp is lookingfor garden work. 084 0866771. Ref:021 8530767

ANTON a Malawian manwith 3yrs exp is lookingfor garden work. 084 0866771. Ref:021 8530767

AUGUNUS is looking fora wielding job. 15yrs expin dock & borehole drilling.084 681 0887

BEAUTY a SA lady is loo-king for 3day char work.Hardworking & exp. 083311 4801. Ref avail.

BERTHA, my reliable,honest, hardworking charis looking for additionalwork. For ref ph Mrs vanDuuren 083 955 7336 orBertha 073 972 3603

CHARITY age 27 fromZim is looking for work asa domestic. Full time /chars. 084 021 2318

COLLETA a 37yr old Zimlady is looking for dome-stic work for 3 days. 061396 6952

DELTA is looking for charwork. Teus, Thurs & Sat.078 879 8320. Ref:0218471782

DOMESTIC/CHAR seeksemployment, 10 yearsexperience and referencesavailable. Eunice 063 2688165.

DORICA a 24yr old Mala-wian lady seeks full timedomestic work. 083 7316107/084 905 6451. Ref:083 287 2741

ELIZABETH a SA lady islooking for domestic workfull time / chars. 078 2388644

ELLA a 24yr old Malawianlady is looking for dome-stic work. 084 776 3455.Ref avail.

HOLIDAY HOMES

NEEDED

23DistrictMail29 Januarie, 2015


SCHONENBERG

RETIREMENT VILLAGE

Sunny, north facingwell appointed groundfloor Apartment with

secluded garden.2 Bed, Single Garage.

Contact show

house on

021 852 0821

R1.8 MILLION

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Dr Rene Vermeulen would like to inform her

patients that she will be joining Dr Marita Malan's

practice at 9 Fagan Street, Somerset West in

February 2015.

• Qualified at Stellenbosch University in 1996;

• Specialized in Family Medicine at the Royal College

of General Practitioners in London;

• Diplomas in : Care of the Elderly, Family Planning

and Obstetrics & Gynaecology;

• Family Practitioner in Strand & Somerset West

since 2006;

• Special interest in Aesthetic Medicine and the use

of Botox for Medical Purposes;

• Appointments: 9 Fagan Street, Somerset West

Tel.: 021 852 6645Hours: Monday – Friday: 08:00-18:00

Saturdays: 08:00-13:00

Sundays and public holidays: 10:00 – 12:00

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ESNATH a Zim lady age26 is looking for housekee-ping work for everyday.061 700 6707

MASI a 42yr old Zim ladyis looking for domesticwork. 10yrs exp. 084 8562963

EUNICE a SA lady is loo-king for domestic work forMon to Fri. Honest & fri-endly. 073 314 5278

FAIRNESS a Malawianlady is looking for house-keeping, tailoring & desi-gning work. 078 201 3425

FATIMA a 35yr old Mala-wian lady is looking fordomestic work. Love kids.Call 078 592 0749

FERISTER a Malawianlady age 25 is looking forhousekeeping work.Call 073 551 5259 / 061168 2032

FLORENCE a Zim lady islooking for domestic work.Everyday / chars. 060 4788065

FREDERICK is looking forwork as a gardener / hou-sekeeper for full time.Stay in /out. 063 237 8476

GRENDA a Malawian ladyis looking for work as acleaner. 073 435 3781

I'M LOOKING FOR charor sleep in work. 13 Yearsprevious experience withone family. Looking forwork from Mon-Fri. CallDina 076-623-7539.

INNOCENT a Malawianman is looking for work asa gardener / painter orhousekeeper. 078 851 9461

JOHNSON a 27yr oldMalawian is looking forgardening / housekeepingwork. 084 485 2741

KUDZAYI a Zim lady islooking for work as a hou-sekeeper / babysitter.Call 062 485 3952

LAMECK a Malawian manis looking for a job as agardener / housekeeper. 4days only. 060 408 2000

LEACHEL a Malawianlady is looking for dome-stic / nanny position.4Years exp. 078 816 4773/ 073 174 8410

LEMA a Malawian guyseeks work as a gardener/handyman. Call 073 2012521 / 063 116 9729

LINDA a Malawian lady islooking for work as a hou-sekeeper/childminder. Call063 108 5100

MARTHA is looking fordomestic work for every-day or chars. 084 2904991

MY RELIABLE and trust-worthy Char is looking forwork on a Monday, Wed-nesday, Thursday andSaturday. Phone DebbiePretorius on 082 469 0045for references.

MY VERY RELIABLEchar of the past 10 yearsare looking for 2-3 dayswork. Please phone ortext me Elna on 082 5671884.

NOTHANDO a 24yr oldZim lady is looking forwork as a domestic/nanny.061 796 3574

PATRICIA is looking fordomestic work. full time/chars. 072 107 5360.Ref: 076 314 6160

PAULINE a Zim lady dida course in home manage-ment / first aid / childmin-ding. Call 074 357 4325

PORTIA age 42 from Zimseeks domestic work. Per-mit & ref avail. 078 7466437

PRECIOUS a Zim lady islooking for domestic work.Everyday / chars. 071 7932771. Ref: 081 819 5200

PRISCILLA is 31 and loo-king for char work forTeus, Wed, Fri & Sat.071 790 5802

RONEL my honest , relia-ble char is looking fordomestic work. 072 9449335. Ref: 072 235 3719

RONNIE a 28yr old Mala-wian wants work as ahousekeeper / babysitter.Well exp. 073 035 9812

RONY a 33yr old Mala-wian male seeks work as agardener / domestic. Wellexp. 074 556 6045

SENIOR DOMESTICworker seeks work forMon & Fri. Exp, with coo-king exp. Excellent refsavail. 073 772 5852

STAYI a SA lady is lookingfor char work for Mon,Wed & Fri. 073 654 7082.

TABALA a Malawian ladyis looking for domesticwork. Call 071 968 1205 /084 473 9566

TASSY 'n betroubaredame van Zim soek werk.Skakel 074 349 8603. Ver-wysing Mev Manuel 073237 6201

TERCIA a reliable andhonest char is looking forwork for Wed/Thurs.10Yrs exp. 076 675 5004.Ref: 021 8550854

THELMA a 23yr old ladyis looking for char work.Call 062 212 0699

THENJIWE a SA lady islooking for any work forMon & Wed. Call 079 8443270

TRACY a Zim lady is loo-king for domestic/nannywork. Sleep in / chars.061 700 0405

VICTORIA is looking forchar work for Teusdaysand Fridays. 061 606 9500.Ref: 083 462 2194

VUYISWA a SA lady with10yrs exp is looking fordomestic work. Full time/ chars. 073 548 9340

WONDER is looking for ajob as a gardener/ char.Mon / Teus. Call 073 4060171

GENERAL

3680

Aluminum & Glass com-pany is looking for

ALUMINIUM CUTTER &GLAZER. Drivers licenses

will be an advantage.CV's can be faxed 086 770

6828/groveglass1977@gmail.

com

AVON COSMETICSEarn extra, sell Avon pro-ducts. SMS name & areato 061 234 1954or e-mail [email protected]

AVON REPSFull or Part time

Earn between 15 and30% commission. CallSonia 021-845-8600 or

082-536-9811

Busy supermarketseeking InstoreSecurity Guards,

experienced cashiersand

RETAIL STAFF.Please fax CV and ID to

086 564 9167.

CALL CENTRE AGENTSUrgently Required!

As a result of our conti-nued excellence in the tra-vel industry and constantsuccess even in these

tough times our nationalbranch is expanding its

marketing sector. Throughour telemarketing divisionwe offer the following:*Excellent pay MinimumBasic R2000 – R10 000

*Incentives*Commission*Bonuses*Training

*Good Hours

What we are looking for isthe following:

*Must speak English andAfrikaans fluently

*Enthusiastic, Energetic,Honest and Reliable

*Experience in Sales andTelemarketing an

Advantage*All ages welcome

*Must start immediately

If you have the abovementioned qualities pleasecall us for an interview on

061 465 9955.

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

PERSON FOR SPEEDYTYRE & FITMENT to doalignment, towbar,shocks, exhausts, etc.Must have experience.Start A.S.A.P.Contact RUS by021 - 887 3115, or mailto: [email protected]

PERSONALASSISTANT / ADMIN

Labour Law Practice inStrand seeking experi-

enced P/A, remunerationnegotiable, must be fullycomputer literate and

bilingual.

Send your 2 page CV [email protected].

BETREKKING

Ons benodig die dienste van ’n

VRAGMOTOR BESTUURDERby ons tak in die STRAND.

VEREISTES:

• Minimum 2 jaar werksondervinding.• Kode 10 bestuurderslisensie• Geldige PDP• Vertroud met die Wes-Kaap se paaie.• Beskikbaar vanaf 2 Februarie 2015.

Faks CV’s na: 086 239 8568

Sluitingsdatum: 6 Februarie 2015

Kandidate wat geen terugvoering binne 5 dae na diesluitingsdatum ontvang het nie, kan aanvaar dat hulle aansoek

onsuksesvol was.

E-pos CV’s na: [email protected]

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INGENIEURSASSISTENTGRABOUW

Ons kliënt is een van die groot rolspelers in die vrugte verpakkings industrie. Hulleis tans op soek na 'n Ingenieurs Assistent in hul Ingenieurs Departement.

Die posbeklëer sal direk aan die Ingenieurs Bestuurder rapporteer en salverantwoordelik wees vir alle ingenieurs administrasie wat insluit: NOSA veiligheidstelsel, Pragma onderhouds stelsel, die insameling, vaslegging en analisering vanIngenieurs data, bestuur van interne rekeninge en voorraad vlakke, asookalgemene kantoor administrasie

Minimum vereistes:Tweetalig - Afrikaans en Engels, Matriek met formele sekretariële of tegnieseopleiding. Rekenaarvaardig, Gevorderde Excel vaardighede.

Veiligheids opleiding en basiese kennis van Beroepsgesondheid & Veiligheidwetgewing, NOSA en onderhoud stelsels sal 'n sterk aanbeveling wees.Die aanstelling sal ingevolge die maatskappy se regstellende indiensnemingsplangevul word.

Sluitingsdatum vir aansoeke is3 Februarie 2015. Stuur u aansoek aan:faks 086 502 8858 of [email protected]

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TRACING AGENTSREQUIRED:Computer literate, goodtelephone skills, integrity.Disabled yet mobile peoplewelcome. Basic plus com-mision. Email CV withphoto to [email protected]

WAITERS,GRILLERS,CLEANERS.Local restaurant requirescandidates to fill theabove positions.

Fax 1page CV to 021 8471640 for att J.P



Graphic Designer’s

Must have working experience in adesign and print enviromentWork from a brief to create user-friendly andvisually involving layoutsBe a team player but also able to workindependentlyApplicant needs to be self- motivated,thriveunder pressure,have a keen eye for detailand have the ability to multi-taskProficient in the use of standard designsoftware:Coral Draw & PhotoshopLiaise with internal staff and suppliers toensure continuity of delivery within agreedtime frames.Ability to understand brand identity andtranslate the brand message accordinglyMust love customers

Please send your CV,and digital portfolio Before to30th Jan [email protected] you have not recieved feedback within 2 weeks of your application,please consider your application unsuccessful

We need

Jimmy the Fish Restaurant inStellenbosch is looking for experienced

Front of House & Senior

Kitchen Managers as well as

Junior Managers for in house

training.Salaries highly negotiable.

Email C.V. [email protected]

for Att: ChantalX1PLWGX5-DP220115

INTERMEDIATE PHASE MATHEMATICS TEACHER(Grade 6 and 7)

Preferably starting April 2015, or July 2015.

Somerset House is a 67 year old Independent School situated in Somerset West,accommodating 450 children from Grade 000 to Grade 7. The school is currentlyimplementing an exciting learning programme based on 21st century teachingand learning methodologies, as well as ICT integration.Requirements for this position include:• Mathematics Specialization• Passion for teaching and learning• A willingness to engage in 21st century teaching wholeheartedly• Experience in teaching a variety of subjects at intermediate phase level• Strong ICT skills would be an advantage• Strong coaching and sport skills would be an advantage, especially Cricket,

Hockey and Rugby• A minimum of four years' teaching experience• Appropriate academic and professional qualifications• SACE registrationWe are looking for a hardworking, inspiring and passionate teacher who is keento teach in a highly innovative and forward thinking environment.An application letter should be accompanied by a concise CV (no more than threepages) and the names and telephone numbers of three referees.

The appointment of candidates is at the sole discretion of Somerset House, takinginto account factors such as the Employment Equity Policy of Somerset House. Anapplication will not in itself entitle the applicant to an interview or appointment and

failure to meet the minimum requirements of the advertised post will result inapplicants automatically disqualifying themselves from consideration.

Somerset House reserves the right not to make an appointment.

Closing Date: 30 January 2015Address: Drama Street, Somerset West, 7130, Western Cape

Website: http://www.somersethouse.co.zaEmail: [email protected]

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‘n Besige 4x4 Werkswinkel in die Strand is

opsoek na n Motor Werktuigkundige of

iemand met meganiese kennis met

verwysings. Die kandidaat moet kan

leiding neem, verantwoordelik wees en

saam kan werk in n span. Kennis van Land

Rovers is n voordeel maar nie n vereiste

nie. Geen kansvatters nie.

Stuur n een bladsy CV na 021 8534121 of

epos [email protected].

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Parts Salesman/Administrator

Workshop Costing/Warranty Clerk

Workshop Foreman

GWM Helderberg requires the servicesof suitably qualified/experiencedpersons, to fill the above positions inSomersetWest.Candidates must have at least 5 years’motor industry experience, and beproficient onOficina andAutoMate.

Send your application to:E-mail: [email protected]: 086 651 3390Closing date: 6 February 2015

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MANAGERJEWELLERYDIVISION

The successful candidate will be responsible for managing the jewellerydivision. The applicant must be presentable, well spoken and be able toserve the public well.

Responsibilities include:• Knowledge and sales of valuable items• Stock control and daily reporting.• Knowledge of Word and Excel• Good typing skills• Fluent in English and Afrikaans• Tertiary qualification

• Contactable work references are compulsory.• Previous sales experience and a third language will be an advantage.• Weekends rotation based.• Competitive remuneration.• Starting date: A.S.A.P.

Forward a detailed CV to:Fax: 021 887 1130 or [email protected]

X1PNBN61-DP290115

MAPLE HOUSE PRE SCHOOL

APPLICATION FOR ASSISTANT POST

Relevant Pre-school Teaching Qualification a must

Au Pair Experience & Qualification an advantage

Fully bilingual and eloquent use of language

Relevant First Aid

Love for Gardening

Positive and vibrant energy – LOVE children!

Hard worker - Excellent communication and people skills.

E-mail 2 -3 pg CV with 3 references to:

[email protected]

Closing date: Fri 30 Jan at 17:00.

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FRESH START IN THE WINELANDSPOSITION OFFERED AT LEADING,

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL IN STELLENBOSCH:

depending on expertise & skills level

REVENUE INVENTORYCONTROLLER

• Maintaining rates, rooms inventory & otherinformation on globally used distribution systems &other platforms

• Creation, maintaining & issueing of variousfinancial, marketing & revenue reports/ documents

• Maximise revenue by ensuring the right product issold to the right GUEST, at the right price, at theright time & on the right distribution channel

• Assisting the mngmt TEAM with other tasks, asrequired, as as set out in the full job description

• Grade 12 with higher grade maths (higher gradeaccounting advantageous)

• Post matric commercial qualification advantageous• 1 - 2 years extensive computer user experience in

a retail, manufacturing, hotel or similar industrywould be advantageous

• Extensive intermediate to advanced Excelexperience

• Core competencies must include excellentcomputer, communication, analytical data mngmtskills & the ability to quickly learn new systems

• Own transport• Position involves shift work

Forward CV and motivating cover page [email protected]

alternatively fax: 086 535 4274

Closing date: Mon 16 Feb 2015If not heard from us by 23 Feb 2015, consider your

applic unsuccessful

R7K - R8K SALARY,

...

...

VACANCY-DP290115

DIE STRAND: VERVOER & LOGISTIEKE MAATSKAPPY

VAKATURE

Gevestigde maatskappy beskik oor die volgende geleentheid in die Strand.

ADMINISTRATIEWE KLERK (WERKSWINKEL)

PLIGTE :

1. Aankoop van onderdele.

2. Bystand aan trokke wat op pad breek.

3. Voorraadbeheer

APPLIKANT MOET :

1. Syfervaardig wees.

2. Noukeurig en akkuraat wees.

3. Onder druk kan funksioneer.

4. Goed in Afrikaans en Engels kan funksioneer.

Ondervinding sal aanbeveling wees.

Vergoeding vir die betrekking is onderhandelbaar en kandidate MOET asb

aandui wat hul vergoedingsverwagtinge is.

Kandidate kan CV's e-pos aan: [email protected] of faks na

0865847098 voor of op 6 Februarie 2015.(Indien kandidate nie binne twee weke na die sluitingsdatum gekontak word nie, kan hulle

aanvaar dat hul aansoek onsuksesvol was.)111111-DP290115

ESTATE AGENTSJoin the brightest

light in town!

Chas Everitt and Rose McFallare looking for someone

special, could that be you?

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

discuss our future. Mail yourname and cell number to

[email protected] I will give you a call

X1PNK7VD-DP290115

RECEPTIONISTSEEFF PROPERTIES -

SOMERSET WEST

We are seeking the services of a suitable person to handle receptionand a small switchboard. Applicants should have a pleasing

personality, good communication skills and also enjoy working withpeople.

Computer Literacy with a working knowledge of MS Word / Excel /Access is a requirement.

All applications will be treated in the strictest of confidence.

For appointment to interview please phoneYolandi 021 851 4141

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EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WHOWANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCEDEPARTMENT OF HEALTHHELDERBERG HOSPITAL (CHIEF DIRECTORATE: METRO DISTRICT HEALTH SERVICES)

VACANCY BULLETIN

The Department of Health is guided by the principlesof Employment Equity. Disabled candidates areencouraged to apply and an indication in this regardwill be appreciated.

121664 DMAIL ayandambanga.co.za

Closing date:20February 2015

INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANTS: Z83 forms (obtainable from www.westerncape.gov.za or any Government department) must: Be completed in full, clearly reflect thename of the position, name and date of the publication (candidates may use this as 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 application form must be completed for each post. Applications without the aforementionedwill not be considered. Applications must be forwarded to the address as indicated on the advertisement. No late, faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted. CV’swill not be returned. Excess personnel will receive preference. Applications, which are received after the closing date, will not be considered. Further communication willbe limited to short-listed candidates. If you have not received a response from the Department within 3 months of the closing date, please consider your application asunsuccessful. It will be expected of candidates to be available for selection interviews on a date, time and place as determined by the Department.

As directed by the Department of Public Service & Administration, applicants must note that further checks will be conducted once they are short-listed and thattheir appointment is subject to positive outcomes on these checks, which include security clearance, qualification verification, criminal records, credit records andprevious employment.

PORTERREMUNERATION: R73 044 PER ANNUM

SERVICE BENEFITS: 13TH CHEQUE, EMPLOYER’S CONTRIBUTION TO THEPENSION FUND, HOUSING AND MEDICAL AID ALLOWANCE

Requirements: Minimum requirements: Basic numeracy and literacy. Inherent

requirements of the job: Willingness to work shifts and ability to report for duty at

6:45 (weekends included) • Willingness to handle bodies (corpses) • Ability to handle

heavy objects • Willingness to perform overtime. Competency (knowledge/skills):

Ability to communicate in at least two of the three official languages of the Western

Cape.

Duties (key result areas/outputs): Transport corpses from ward to mortuary

• Transport patients • Take blood specimens to laboratories • Assist with loading of

patients in/out of ambulances/vehicles • Assist with the transfer of patients to beds/

trolleys and vice versa • Responsible for cleaning of wheelchairs and trolleys.

Enquiries: Mr KL Lombaard/Mr H van der Walt, tel.021 850 4700/850 4750

FOOD SERVICES AIDREMUNERATION: R73 044 PER ANNUM


Requirements: Minimum requirements: Basic numeracy and literacy (Abet level 1).

Experience: Appropriate experience in a large scale Food Service Unit. Inherent

requirements of the job: Must be prepared to work shifts and overtime which include

weekends and public holidays •Must be healthy and strong enough to lift heavy objects

and be on their feet the entire day. Competencies (knowledge/skills): Knowledge of

production of normal and therapeutic diets in an industrial Foods Service unit on a

large scale • Knowledge of hygiene, occupational health, HACCP and safety principals

• Ability to read, speak and write in at least two of the three official languages of the

Western Cape • The ability to safely and correctly handle industrial equipment.

Duties (key result areas/outputs): Assist in the receipt and storage of all provisions

and stock in the Food Service unit • Prepare and produce all normal and therapeutic

diets • Weigh, dish and distribute foods to various wards • Clean all areas, utensils

and equipment in the Food Services Department • Follow and adhere to health and

safety prescripts • Follow and adhere to elementary control measures and standard

operational procedures.

Enquiries: Ms C Rosant, tel. 021 850 4726

DRIVER (LIGHT DUTY VEHICLE)REMUNERATION: R73 044 PER ANNUM


Requirements: Minimum requirements: Basic reading, writing and numeracy skills.Experience: Appropriate driving experience. Inherent requirements of the job:A valid (Code B/EB) driver’s licence • A valid Public Driving Permit (PDP) • Afterhours standby duties. Competencies (knowledge/skills): Ability to communicate inat least two of the three official languages of the Western Cape • Ability to acceptaccountability and responsibility and to work independently and unsupervised• Knowledge of Transport Regulations.

Duties (key result areas/outputs): Transport official passengers, post, packages andequipment • Effective delivery and collection of all blood products • Maintenanceand cleaning of Government Vehicles • Delivery of medication, goods and equipmentwithin the PGWC • Routine inspection of vehicles and reporting of defects • Respondto emergencies as appropriate • Routine administration.

Enquiries: Mr PC Nel/Mr H van der Walt, tel. 021 850 4700

CLEANERREMUNERATION: R67 806 PER ANNUM


Requirements: Minimum requirements: Basic numeracy and literacy skills.Experience: Appropriate experience as a Cleaner in a housekeeping environment.Inherent requirements of the job: The ability to do physical tasks and operate heavyduty cleaning and household equipment • Excellent health status • Ability to workwith cleaning materials and lift equipment • Render a shift service on weekends andpublic holidays, on day and night duty when required • Rotate in different departmentsaccording to operational needs and requirements. Competencies (knowledge/skills):Basic knowledge of cleaning procedures and the cleaning equipment • Ability toeffectively communicate in at least two of the three official languages of the WesternCape.

Duties (key result areas/outputs):Responsible for cleaningduties (including sweeping,dusting, mopping, scrubbing and polishing), refuse handling and maintenance ofgeneral neatness and hygiene in the area • Render assistance to the Supervisor withgeneral housekeeping duties, such as control of cleaning and household equipment,care and control of linen and serving of meals to patients • Attend in-service trainingappropriate to service delivery.

Enquiries: Ms MS Matthyse, tel. 021 850 4770

PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION FOR THE ATTENTION OF MS B KLUE,TO THE MEDICAL MANAGER: HELDERBERG HOSPITAL, PRIVATE BAG X2,SOMERSET WEST 7129.

KENNISGEWING AAN KREDITEURE IN

BESTORWE BOEDELS

Alle persone met vorderinge teen vermelde boedel moet ditbinne 30 dae vanaf datum van publikasie hiervan by diebetrokke Eksekuteur inlewer.

Boedelno. 031175/2014Meesterskantoor: KAAPSTADVan: RETIEFVoorname: ANNA CATHERINA

Geboortedatum: 29 OKTOBER 1916

Identiteitsno. 161029 0009 08 8Laaste adres: HUIS MARIE LOUW, FAGANSTRAAT,

SOMERSET-WES

Datum oorlede: 12 SEPTEMBER 2014

Naam en (slegs een) adres van Eksekuteur of gemagtigdeagentJ H VAN ZYL

GEVOLMAGTIGDE VAN DIE EKSEKUTEUR

MILLER BOSMAN LE ROUX

PARC DU LINKS

NIBLICKWEG 9

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BOEDELKENNISGEWING

ESTATE NOTICE

FIRSTANDFINALLIQUIDATIONANDDISTRIBUTIONACCOUNTIN ESTATE LATE JAMES HENDERSON HAWKER, IDENTITY No220802 5066 082,APENSIONEROFN0.1ANDRIESPRETORIUSSTREET, SOMERSET WEST, WHOM WAS MARRIED TOELIZABETH HAWKER, IDENTITY NUMBER 230914 0076 087,WHICH MARRIAGE WAS GOVERNED BY THE LAWS OF THEUNITEDKINGDOMANDWHODIEDON30NOVEMBER2012

ESTATENo157/2013

NOTICE is hereby given that the First and Final Liquidation andDistribution Account in the above Estate will lie for inspection at theOffice of the Master of the High Court, Cape Town and of theMagistrate, Somerset West for a period of 21 days as from 30JANUARY2015

MORKELANDDEVILLIERS INC.Agent forExecutorTheForum,13DramaStreet,SomersetWest 7130JCK/hjvr (KH000016)

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BOEDELKENNISGEWING

ESTATE NOTICE

FIRSTANDFINALLIQUIDATIONANDDISTRIBUTIONACCOUNT

IN ESTATE LATE ELIZABETH HAWKER, IDENTITY No 230914

0076 087, A WIDOW OF FRAIL CARE, BRIDGEWATER MANOR,

ANDRIES PRETORIUS STREET, SOMERSETWEST,WHODIED

ON29 JULY2013

ESTATENo11390/2013

NOTICE is hereby given that the First and Final Liquidation and

Distribution Account in the above Estate will lie for inspection at the

Office of the Master of the High Court, Cape Town and of the

Magistrate, Somerset West for a period of 21 days as from 30

JANUARY2015

MORKELANDDEVILLIERS INC.

Agent forExecutor

TheForum,

13DramaStreet,

SomersetWest 7130

JCK/hjvr (KH000017)

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BOEDELKENNISGEWING

ESTATE NOTICE

Liquidation and distribution account in the testateestate of the late MR GUNTER JULIUS LUZIEBERTOLD FREIHERR VON ULMENSTEIN(IDENTITY NUMBER 1511265010186), resident atUNIT 23, BOWDEN PARK, DRAMA STREET.SOMERSET WEST, WESTERN CAPE, SOUTHAFRICA, married and who died at Somerset West on23 April 2013

EstateNumber: 8454/ 2013

Notice is hereby given that the First & Final liquidationand Distribution Account in the above Estate will lie forinspection at the Office of the Master of the High Court.Cape Town and the Magistrates' Court, SomersetWest. for the period of 21 days from30 January 2015.

Kulenkampff&AssociatesA tforneys for the ExecutorPOBox 158Somerset West7129Ref: DRK/KOl96/jb

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BOEDELKENNISGEWING

ESTATE NOTICE

FIRSTANDFINALLIQUIDATIONANDDISTRIBUTIONACCOUNTIN ESTATE LATE DERRICK DELSON, Identity Number 200824

5010 088, a Pensioner of 4 Lanner Close, Erinvale, Somerset Westand who at his death on the 08 November 2013 was married out ofcommunity of property toYvonneMarie Delson, Identity No. 460711

0007 083, which marriage was not subject to the accrual system interms of Section 2 of the Matrimonial Property Act, 1984 (Act88/1984 ).

ESTATE No. 17370/2013

NOTICE is hereby given that the First and Final Liquidation andDistribution Account in the above Estate will lie for inspection at theOffice of the Master of the High Court, Cape Town and of theMagistrate, Somerset West for a period of 21 days as from 30

JANUARY 2015

MORKELAND DE VILLIERS INC.

EXECUTORS

THEFORUM, 13DRAMASTREET,P0BOX43, SOMERSETWEST7130JW/hjvr (JD000047)

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SWCCvictorious in local derbySomerset West Cricket Club’s first teamwrapped up their two-day match againstMacassarCC, played atMaccassar onSat-urday, with a 52-run victory.SWCCresumed their second inningson

42/2 with a 64-run lead and eight wicketsin-hand.The pitch was full of demons and, with

constant pressure from the Macassarbowlers, onlyDaniSeha (26) andFrancoisKillian (23) managed a semi-decent scorebeforeSWCCwerebowledout for129runsshortly before lunch.Macassar’s best bowlers in the second

inningswereRSinden4-2-12,S.Swartland14-2-30 and J Fortuin 23-2-36.This left the home side with a target of

151 for victory.The SWCC bowlers also utilised the dif-

ficult pitch conditions well andMacassar

were bowled out for 98 runs.Killianwas thepickof thebowlerswith

excellent figures of 15-6-42. He was wellsupported by Dean Vincent with 9-3-25.The best batsmen for Macassar were J

Fortuin (17), and S Jantjies (16).Thenext fixture forMacassar is against

Brooklyn Telkom inMilnerton on 17 Jan-uary and 7 February.Meanwhile, Macassar beat Delft by six

wickets in their one-day match played atthe Macassar Sports Ground on Sunday.Macassarwon the toss and fielded first,

managing to bowl Delft out for 82 runs in29 overs. The best bowlers for Macassarwere K Adams 2-7 and W Hendricks 3-21.Macassarpassed thescore in the25thoverwith C van Graan (35), K Kuiler (3*), AHendricks (14) and F Delis (7*) gettingruns.

Dismal catches of just-size kob andthe odd white stump and elf were re-ported by various anglers fishing fromsmall boats and kayaks.No yellowtail were caught from the

Cape Point area over the weekend.Plenty of nice size mackerel were

caught in Simon’s Town over the week-end, which could signify a possiblebumper season.Therewere also reports of a few good-

size chokka taken at Smitswinkel Bay.The boats which ventured to the Can-

yon had mixed fortunes: some had be-tween fourand fiveyellowfin tunnyandone or two longfin tuna.Patrick Christodoulou, skippering

Magoofta, caught nine yellowfin tuna.Ironically quite a few boats could not

locate any fish and returned to shoreempty-handed.Earl Fenwick reported good catches

of yellowtail at the five mile bank atStruisbaai during the weekend.The elusive shoals of geelbek in False

Bay were found in the Betty’s Bay areaby brothersWilhelm andRonald Stoltz,fishing in a dingy.They managed to boat their full quo-

tas in the 5kg class last Friday evening.Boat and shore anglers should re-

member that geelbek are often foundin Hangklip and Betty’s Bay among thekelp at this time of the year.It is also a good time to start spinning

for yellowtail passing along the moun-tain side betweenGordon’s Bay toRooi-Els.Don’t forget to get your reel serviced

and repaired. I service all makes of

reels at affordable rates from 2 NeethlingStreet, Strand or call me on 021 854 3831.All fishing information, comments and

enquiries are welcome. Send your newsand photos to [email protected]

The recent heavy south-easterly windshave cooled down the water along ourshoreline to around 14 degrees, whichhas not been that conducive to goodshore angling.

Good news is that the 6,4kg snoek thatwas boated by eight-year-old Karla Raut-mann on a 6kg line during the recent WPInshore Boating Competition, is a pendingwomen’sWestern Province and SouthAfri-can record.Not many snoek catches have been re-

ported of late, except for a few boats thattook 20 to 40 snoek per vessel from theRocky Bank area.The exceptionally low tides experienced

over the week was ideal for collecting sink-ers and spinners from the reefs.It was also a good time for caring anglers

to cut away the lines causing all sorts ofproblemswhen theyget caughton the rocksMany spinnermen and anglers gather

enough sinkers and spinners during theselow tides to replenish their stocks.Smallish kob, a few dassie, the oddwilde-

perd and one leervis was caught during theGordon’sBayRockandSurfAnglingClub’scompetition on Saturday.Johan Niemand won the competition

with three kob, with a total weight of 6,8kg.Secondwas Ferdi Joubert alsowith three

kob and a totalweight of 5.25kg,whileHugoKrynauw was in third place with a leerfishof 4kg.In fourth place was Jeremy Kotze with

a kob of 3,5kg.Seven of the 11 kob which were weighed-

in were caught at Pearly Beach.The leerie was caught from Blinkwater

reef in the Strand.Theonlyother significant catchesduring

the weekend were an 8kg white steenbraslanded by Floyd Robinson from Dawid-skraal, some size kob fromMacassar Beachand a 6kg kob caught from the Strandfon-tein pool wall by Jaco Viljoen.

Record likely for eight-year-oldKarla

Karla Rautmann with a snoek of 6,46kgshe caught during the Western Province Inshore West League last Saturday. The fishwas caught on 6kg line and is a pendingwomen’s Western Province and South African record.

SWCC juniors start season on highThe SWCC second team were beaten byKuils River by an innings and 11 runs intheir two-day game played at Radloff Park.SWCC continued thematch on Saturday,

still requiring 127 runs tomakeKuilsRiverbat again. They were bowled out for 171runs with Maurice Olivier (58) the onlybatsman offering any resistance.SWCC 4th team were beaten by 100 runs

by Sir Lowry’s Pass in their one-day awaymatch on Saturday.The home side won the toss, batted first

and were all out for 147. Wouter Morgan,Bradley Boyd and Ryno Venter took twowickets each. SWCC were bowled out for47 runs.The2015WPCAjunioryouthseasonkick-

ed off on Saturday, with SWCC sides play-ing in sixmatches – winning four, drawingone and losing one.The u.10s played WPCC at home and lost

by 11 runs. SWCC batted first posting 118/8

in 25 overs. WPCC scored 129/8.The u.11 Vipers played Victoria away

and scored a 41-runwin. The home side bat-ted first and scored 76/4 in 25 overs. TheVipers then scored 117 runs.The u.11 Mambas beat Mitchell’s Plain

by eight wickets at Radloff Park on Satur-day. The visitors batted first and scored61/8 in their 20 overs. Curt Vlaandorp ledthe charge with three wickets. TheMambabatsmen passed the target in the 10th over.The u.12 Falcons played Durbanville at

home in a timed match which ended in adraw. The Falcons batted first and scored143 runs. Durbanville were on 109/9 whentime ran out. Armand Burger and GrantSwanepoel took two wickets apiece.The u.12 Eagles travelled to Durbanville

for a timed match which they won by sixwickets.The SWCC u.13 team cruised to a 66-run

win over Green Point at Radloff Park.

FISH ’NCHIRPSArt Ridgway

Shuttlecocks to flyagain in FebruaryTheSomersetWestBadmintonClubwillresume practise at Beaumont PrimarySchool hall on Tuesday 3 February.Thereafter practices will be held everyTuesday and Thursday evenings from19:30. All former players and anyone in-terested in playing the sport are invitedto attend the practice sessions.Phone Fred on 084 553 6022 orMike on

082 410 8172.

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTIONIN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OFSOMERSETWESTHELDAT SOMERSETWEST

Case no: 1200/2014In the matter between:QUANTUM PRODUCTS CC Execution CreditorandJACQUI & SOLLY BLINDS CC

First Execution DebtorSOLOMONABRAHAMVANWYK

Second Execution Debtor

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION

BE PLEASED TO TAKE NOTICE that on 10 FEBRUARY2015 at UNIT 2 THOMPSONS BUILDING, 36 SERGEANTSTREET, SOMERSETWEST at 13H00,the following items will be sold in execution to the highest bidder:

ASSETS LISTED HERE:ITEM: QUANTITY VALUE

1. DEFY CHEST FREEZER 1 R800.002. KELVINATOR FRIDGE 1 R600.003. MICROWAVE 1 R500.004. SAMSUNG TELEVISION SET 1 R3,000.005. SANSUI DVD PLAYERAND

SPEAKERS 1 R600.006. DSTV DECODER 1 R400.007. PLASMAUNIT 1 R600.00TOTALVALUATION OFATTACHMENT: R6,500.00

DATEDAT BELLVILLE THIS 19DAYOF JANUARY 2015

C &AFRIEDLANDERATTORNEYSFRED VISAGIETEL: 021 914 5511

Execution Creditor AttorneysFirst Floor, Imperial Bank Terraces,Carl Cronje Drive, Tyger Waterfront,BELLVILLE(Ref.fw Visagie/cb Wf1168)TEL: 021 914 5511c/o JORDAAN & FERREIRA INC104 Wentworth, Somerset Links, De Beers Avenue,Somerset West(REF:C&A 1/0001)TEL: 021 851 8274

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First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in thedeceased estate of the late EMMARENTIAMARAGRITHAPURVIS (Identity Number: 261020 0082 08 3) who resided atHERITAGE MANOR 95, HERITAGE PARK, SOMERSETWEST

Date of death: 30 APRIL 2014Estate number: 22911/2014

In terms of Section 35(5) of Act 66 of 1965 notice is herebygiven that copies of the First and Final Liquidation andDistribution Account in the estate specified above will be openfor the inspection by all persons with an interest therein, for aperiod of 21 days from 21 days from 28 November 2014, at theoffice of the Master of the High Court, Cape Town and theMagistrate’s Office, Somerset West.

Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Masterconcerned during the specified period, the Executor willproceed to make payments in accordance with the account.

J H VAN ZYLEXECUTORMILLER BOSMAN LE ROUXATTORNEYSPOSBUS 880SOMERSET MALL7137Tel No.: (021) 840 8000(Ref:J H VAN ZYL/cs/VP0291)

ESTATE NOTICE

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IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT FOR THEDISTRICT OF STRAND HELD AT STRAND

Case Number: 1291/2012In the case between:SAVANNA MEWS HOME OWNERSASSOCIATION

EXECUTION CREDITORandEBRAHIM PARKER

1st EXECUTION DEBTORNASEERA DALVIE

2nd EXECUTION DEBTOR

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION

PURSUANT to a judgment by the magistrate courtof STRAND given on 6th JULY 2012 the undermentioned goods will be sold at 10:00 onWednesday, 11th FEBRUARY 2015 by publicauction to be held at Strand Sheriff's Office, 4Kleinbos Avenue, Strand by the Sheriff for theMagistrates Court of Strand to the highest bidderfor cash, namely:

The property to be sold consists of:KITCHEN, DINNING ROOM, BATHROOM, 2BEDROOMS AND GARAGEALSO KNOWN AS:A erf consisting of(a) Erf 28599, STRAND of which section the floorarea, according to the said sectional plan is 120(one hundred and twenty) square metres in extent;Held by Deed of Transfer T53238/2004; and

CONDITIONS:1. The property will be sold "as is" and is subjectto the conditions of the TitleDeed under which the property is held.2. Ten percent of the purchase price andauctioneer's charges together with value addedtax, where applicable is payable in cash or with abank-guarantee cheque on day of auction, thebalance of the purchase price together with valueadded tax, together with interest at 24% to besecured by an acceptable guarantee.3. This is a sale in execution pursuant to ajudgment obtained in the above Court, the rules ofthis auction is available 24 hours foregoing thesale at the office, of the Sheriff of STRAND.Registration as a purchaser, subject to certainconditions, is required:3.1 directions of the Consumer Protection Act 68of 20083.2 FICA-legislation in respect of identity &address particulars3.3 Payment of registration monies3.4 Registration conditions4. The sale is subject to approval from the currentbondholder.SIGNED at STRAND on the 8th day of JANUARY2015.SHERIFF OF THE COURTATTORNEYS FOR EXECUTION CREDITORRIANNAWILLEMSE PROKUREURS87 MAIN ROAD, STRANDDOCEX 6, STRANDTel: 021 854 4315Ref: MSAVA1-10

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Crunch time forHelderbergCCNortherns Goodwood beatHelderberg by nine wick-ets in their two-day matchplayed at the HelderzichtSports Grounds on Satur-day.

Helderberg scored 102 intheir first innings with onlyGrant Moss, Leneal Treziers(19 runs each) and LarryMorkel (18) making usefulcontributions.

Helderberg bowled the vis-itors out for 164. ChristoSouthey 18-4-36, Cody Davids10-2-17 and Larry Morkel 9-2-26 were the best of the bowl-ers.

Helderberg resumed theirsecond innings on 25/0 witha deficit of 39 runs.

They startedwell, but goodbowling from the visitorssaw Leneal Treziers lose hiswicket in the fifth over of theday.

Helderberg had to score250 or bat out the day to getapositiveresult,butunfortu-nately poor shot selectionfromthebatsmenmade it im-possible for them to achieveany of their goals on the day.

The home team foundthemselves sixwickets downbefore lunch and were even-tually bowled out for a paltry115 just after lunch – a leadof just 55 runs.

The only batsmen whomade a significant contribu-tion were Larry Morkel (25)and Grant Moss (18).

Northerns Goodwoodpassed the target with onlyone wicket down.

Helderberg now face logleaders Milnerton at homeon Saturday and will have topull out all the stops to winthis match if they are to com-pete for promotion to FirstDivision A.

Helderberg Cricket Club’s first team batsman Junaid Sylvester survives anappeal during the match played against Northerns Goodwood at theHelderzicht Sports Grounds on Saturday. Goodwood recorded a convincing ninewicket victory. PHOTO: PETER BEE

Helderberg 2de spanwen vyfdeeendag-eindstryd in ’n ryHelderberg se tweede span het die jaar op’nhoënootafgeskopdeurbeideMitchell’sPlain en Bishop Lavis oortuigend op diekrieketveld te klop.

Hulle het Mitchell’s Plain met ses paal-tjies oorrompel, nadatdiebesoekers slegs88 lopies op die telbord kon sit.

Speler van die wedstryd was DamienJooste, met boulsyfers van 10-4-14 . Hy isgoed bygestaan deur Liaan Jakobs met6-4-11.

Met hierdie oorwinning wen die spansy vyfde agtereenvolgende eendag-eind-strydin ’n ligawaarhulleookverdedigen-de kampioen is.

In die tweedagstryd teen Bishop Lavis,klop Helderberg die besoekers met ’n vol-le beurt en 61 lopies.

In die eerste beurt is Bishop Lavis al-mal uitgeboul vir 43 lopies nadat die tuis-span 211 aangeteken het.

Johan Cyster het uitgestaan met 10-6-11en is goed bygestaan deur Shane Frede-ricks met 9-4-14.

Dexter Hindley (61) en Mario Bougaard(45) het gesorg dat die lopietempo aan diegang bly vir Helderberg.

Hulle is goed bygestaan deur Frede-ricks (27) en Cyster (19).

Die draaiboulers het egter die laaste sêop die tweede dag gehad, met Liaan Ja-kobs (22-5-27) en Lionel Whitting (9-2-18)wat uitgeblink het. Die besoekers is uit-eindelik uitgeboul vir 107 lopies en Hel-derberg wen met ’n volle beurt en 61 lo-pies.

Another decisivevictory for HHCCHottentots Holland Cricket Club’s (HHCC)first team scored a comprehensive inningsand nine-run win over Nyanga in their FirstDivision D two-day match on Saturday.

Nyanga scored 47 runs in their first in-nings, to which HHCC replied with 211/3.

When the match resumed on SaturdayNyanga were on 99/4 in their second in-nings. They were bowled out for 155 a shortwhile later, addingonly56runs to theirover-night total.

The top bowlers were: G. Moller 10-2-18,A. Temoor 13-2-32 and W. Martin 9-3-26.

The HHCC second team beat Milnerton byseven wickets in their away match.

Milnerton batted first and were all out for70 in 22.5 overs. Z. Salie 10-5-10, B. Achmat5-2-11 and R. Mathews 6-2-26 were the pickof the bowlers. The best batsmen were E. Az-iz (28) and U. Sha (13).

The Rondebosch third team beat theirHHCC counterparts by six wickets in theirone-day fixture.

HHCC batted first and scored 165/8 in 35overs. The top HHCC batsmen were E. Wyn-gaard (32) and K. Ajam (32).

Rondebosch passed the target in 32.3overs. With figures of 7-1-26, A. Arnold wasHHCC’s best bowler.

FINANCE & INVOICING CLERK

Elgin Free Range Chickens, Grabouw

The successful person will be part of the FinanceDepartment and will report to the Invoicing Controller.The responsibilities will include but not be limited to thefollowing:

Responsibilities• Placing, finalization and processing of customerinvoices.• Allocation of invoices according to route plan.• Running of necessary reports to check accuracyand completeness of invoicing.

• General administrative and clerical duties.• Daily filing and record keeping.

Requirements and experience• Minimum Grade 12.• 2-3 years' experience in a similar position.• Thorough working knowledge of Pastel Partner,Excel and MS Word.

• Experience in Pastel Evolution.• Well organized and enjoys administration.

• Analytical ability, accuracy and attention to detail.

• Ability to work under pressure.

• Team player, self-motivated.

• Willing to work late on a rotational basis.

An attractive market related package will be offered.

Please forward a detailed CV to the FinancialManager,

This position is available immediately.

The closing date for application for this positionis 13 February 2015.

[email protected]

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FRESH START IN THE WINELANDSPOSITION OFFERED AT LEADING,

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REVENUE MANAGER• Managing rates, rooms inventory & other

information on globally used distribution systems& other platforms

• Manage various other revenue related processesincl. business forecasting, marketing intelligence,revenue training of the sales TEAM, up-to-daterates manual & various financial, marketing &revenue reports

• Maximise revenue by ensuring the right product issold to the right GUEST, at the right price, at theright time & on the right distribution channel

• Assisting the rest of the mngmt TEAM with othertasks, as required & as set out in the full jobdescription

• Grade 12 with higher grade maths (higher gradeaccounting advantageous)

• 3 year commercial diploma or degreeadvantageous

• 3 years extensive computer user experience in aretail, manufacturing, hotel or similar industryadvantageous

• Business forecasting/marketing analysesexperience advantageous

• 2 years managerial experience advantageous• Extensive intermediate to advanced Excel

experience• Core competencies must include excellent

computer management, communication,analytical & general business skills and the abilityto quickly learn new systems

• Own transport• Position involves shift work

Forward CV and motivating cover page [email protected],

alternatively fax: 086 535 4274Closing date: Mon 16 Feb 2015

If not heard from us by 23 Feb 2015, please consideryour applic. unsuccessful.

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THURSDAY, 29 JANUARIE 2015

TOURNAMENT: YOUNG PEOPLES TOPS

Sevens rugby isthewinnerThe Sevens tournament hosted byStrand Pioneers Sports Club at Gus-trouwonSaturdaywasaroaringsuccessand exceeded all expectations.

SosaidabeamingFaizDavids, spokesper-son for the club, on completion of the event.“Thiswas the third yearwehaveheld this

tournament and we are ecstatic and proudto have heard it labelled, by those in attend-ance, as our best ever,” Davids said.Young Peoples (Paarl) beat Maties 33-31

in the last move of the game in the nail-bit-ing, exciting final.Maties played St. George’s in the one

semi-final and Macassar (1) played YoungPeoples in the other.Other participating teams were: Strand

United; Kuils River; Helderberg (1&2);Whistling Wheels (1&2); Strand Pioneers(1&2),Strand(1&2),MacassarRFC(1&2)andLiving Legends.Strand Pioneers Sports Club would like

to express their sincere thanks and grati-

tude to Cinnamon Spar for partnering withtheminthisventure.Theyalso thankedvar-ious businesses who helped, including Ulti-mart Supersave and Wyeth Taxis.Davids however, pointed out that there

were unfortunately logistical complica-tions that the club experienced as a resultofa lackofperimeter fencing insomeplaces,as well as the inadequate electrical connec-tions at the field and the inadequate ameni-ties, ultimately putting a bit of a damper onthe occasion.Davids said the club will be appealing to

theCity of CapeTown to invest in providingbetter facilities at the venue to cater for thisevent, which is growing every year.Strand Pioneers also thanked the partici-

pating teams, players, referees, coaches,medics and physiotherapists, as well as thespectators whose presence contributed tomake the day a resounding success.The club is also planning to host an u.19

andu.13sevens tournamentat thesameven-ue over the Easter weekend.

Upandcoming Macassar star Cheslin Cyster takes a big hit after getting his pass away duringhis team’s match against Strand League. PHOTOS: PETER BEE

A Living Legends player (rainbow colours) bursts through the Strand Pioneers defensive lineduring the tournament.

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