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BEDLAM ON THE N2: Over 1 000 Grabouw residents have been protesting about poor living conditions since Monday. Theprotests have spilled over onto the N2 near Sir Lowrys Pass, leading to the daily closure of the national road. PHOTO: DAVID MORRIS

MILJOENERANDSEONTWIKKELINGS:GELDWORDWEER TERUGGEPLOEG

Bloeitydperkvir StrandDALEEN FOUCH

N byna ses jaar se droogte in dieStrand-ontwikkelingsmark is dieeerste tekens van oplewing besigom kop uit te steek.

Verskeie ontwikkelings is in diepyplyn en kenners meen nuwe ont-wikkeling sal hernuwing van dieStrand meebring.

Ontwikkelaars hoop om binnekortskouer aan die wiel te sit met een soontwikkelingwatvirmeerasses jaarstilgestaan het en dit te omskep in nvyfverdieping luukse woonstelblok.

Dit sal die eerste keer wees sedertdieresessiein2008getrefhet,datdaarn nuwe ontwikkeling in StrandNoordbeplanword, sPieterduToit,eienaar van Re-Am Real Estate, watdie bemarking vir die R135 miljoenontwikkeling doen.

Die ontwikkeling in Millsstraat(ook sigbaar van die Hoofweg), is sesjaar gelede begin en was oorspronk-lik bedoel om n aftreeoord te wees.Dieomgewingsgoedkeuringenstads-beplanning is ses jaar terug voltooi,maarmetdie aanbreekvandie reses-sie moes ontwikkelaars, PerthparkGroup, n keuse tussen twee ontwik-

kelings maak. Du Toit verduidelikdat Perthpark destyds toestemminggekryhet omvoort te gaanmet npri-vaathospitaal in Rondebosch.

Du Toit s Perthpark het onlangsmarknavorsinggedoenengevinddataanvraagvirwoonstelleindieStrandbestaan. Perthpark het n aansoekaandieStadKaapstadgestuuromdieaftreeoord te omskep in woonstelle.Du Toit verwag die Stad sal voor dieeinde van die maand n besluit neem.

Die ontwikkeling, waar die struk-turevandieoorspronklikekonstruk-sie steeds sigbaar is, sal bestaan uittwee woonstelblokke met 71 woon-stelleelkennondergrondseparkeer-terrein met spasie vir 220 motors.Verderworddaarntuinvan1 000 m,n speelpark en n swembad beplan.

Nog n beoogde ontwikkeling virdie Strand is n aftreeoord van byna200 eenhede naby die Strand se sen-trale sakekern. Wouter Joubert, aan-deelhouer by Rawson Properties inStrand, s bestaande geboue in Wes-leystraat sal platgeslaan word om

plek te maak vir di ontwikkeling.Joubert verduidelik dat die ont-

wikkeling reeds drie jaar gelede vanstapel gestuur is, maar n tekort aanbelangstellinghetdieprojekopysge-plaas. Die mark is onlangs weer ge-toets en volgens Joubert is daar noudrie keer meer belangstelling as driejaar gelede. Hy s nog n voorbeeldvandieStrandeiendomsmarkseher-lewing is die sukses van 97 on Mainin Kusweg. Hy s die gebou is n paarjaar gelede begin, maar ontwikke-laarshetbankrotgespeelendiegebouis aan die begin van 2013 verkoop enteen die einde van die jaar voltooi.Joubert s uit die 32 woonstelle isdaar slegs vier woonstelle tans be-skikbaar.

Kobus Lubbe, van Seeff in Strand,s Seeff is besig om met verskeie ont-wikkelaars te onderhandel. Daarword verskeie nuwe ontwikkelingsin die afsienbare toekoms beplan van vrystaande enkelvlakhuise watonder R1 miljoen begin, tot pragtigeduplekseenhede in veiligheidskom-

plekse wat begin by R1 miljoen. Hys die luukse woonstelmark is ookstadig besig om te herstel met n ul-tra-moderne klein blok wat in dievolgende maande op die strandfrontvrygestel gaan word.

Mont Jordaan, hoof- uitvoerendebeampte vir Multi Projects in Strandwatverantwoordelikwasvirontwik-kelings soos Hibernian Towers enOceanView,meendieklimaat is nouweer reg vir eiendomsontwikkelingin die Strand en s inwoners kan ver-wag om oor die volgende 12 maandedie bou van nuwe wolkekrabbers inStrand te sien. Hy verduidelik datdaar nog eiendom vir ontwikkelingbeskikbaar is in die Strand en dat diebelangstelling dr is, alhoewel dieplanne nog vasgemaak moet word.

Jordaansmetdievorigeoplewingin eiendomsontwikkeling in dieStrand in2007wasdaar nooraanbodvan eiendom en met die ineenstor-ting van die ekonomie het baie beleg-gers pyn beleef. Hy s die mark isnou besig om te normaliseer.

Inwoners kan verwag om oor dievolgende 12maande die bou vannuwewolkekrabbers in Strand te sien

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2 DistrictMail18 September, 2014 NuusNewsBridgewater needsnew solutionsDALEEN FOUCH

Amotherandresident ofBridgewater onMondaynight shared her frustration at criminals whohideamonghard-workingpeople that traveldailythrough the suburb from the Van der Stel trainstation to the CBD.

The mother was questioning the police and lo-cal authorities during a public meeting aboutcrime on Monday in the Somerset West town hall.

She described how young children threw rocksat her two-year-old and her frustration at not be-ing able to do anything. If I were to chase andpunish them, I would get into trouble.

Shesaidbigcrowdsofmostlyhardworkingpeo-ple move through Bridgewater on a daily basis,butaddedthat therearecriminalelementsamongthem who threaten the safety of Bridgewater resi-dents.

The woman described how the major portionof the railway line along Voortrekker Road is notfenced and how this provides easy access toBridgewater.

In response, Stephen Leppan, organiser of themeeting, encouraged residents of Bridgewater tomeet on a regular basis and discuss these prob-lems to try and find solutions.

StuartPringle,wardcouncillor of thearea, saidresidents near Southeys Vines in Somerset Westhad similar problems, as the park was used bycriminals.

He said the City of Cape Town made the parkavailable to the Wannabees Cycling Club who,along with the Mountain Biking Club of South Af-rica, constructed a popular mountain bikingroute in the park. Pringle said that since the parkisnowbeingusedby residents, criminalsno long-er use the park, because hundreds of people vis-it and enjoy the park daily.

He encouraged residents of Bridgewater to findacreativeuse for thepublicopenspaces inBridge-water so that the community can claim back thespace.

Police resourcesunder scrutinyDALEEN FOUCH

The limitations of Somerset West Po-lice Stations resources formed one ofthe main talking points at a publicmeeting on crime in the town on Mon-day evening.

About 350 people attended the meetingin the town hall.

ThemeetingwasorganisedbyStephenLeppan, founder of the Somerset 1 Face-book group and organiser of the MarchAgainst Crime, held in the SomersetWest CBD in August.

Colonel Mary-Anne Williams, stationcommander of the Somerset West PoliceStation, revealed that only one vehicleis on patrol in each of the towns threesectors at any point in time. The Somer-set West police precinct spans over276 km and is divided into three sectors.The first sector includes the SomersetWest CBD, Garden Village, Land en Zee-zicht, Erinvale Estate, World View, LaSandra, and Stuarts Hill.

Sector 2 includes Helderzicht, Paarde-vlei, Somerset Mall, Waterstone Village,Victoria Park, Westridge, Pearl Rise,Spanish Farm, Helderberg Estate, BelAire, Helderberg Village and Heldervue.

Sector 3 includes the top section of Vander Stel, Somerset West Business Park,Somerset Country Estate, Dennegeur,Schapenberg Estate, Somerset Park, SirLowrys Pass and all farms in the area,Chris Nissen Park, Bizweni and areasaround Mediclinic Vergelegen.

Williams said the station has a staffcountof 174,which includes support staffand court orderlies.

After a resident asked Williams to stip-ulate how many police officers actively

patrol Somerset West, Williams ex-plained that there are 16 police membersdoing patrols, with two per vehicle.

Four members are assigned to the SirLowrys Pass satellite station. She saidthat if a crime hotspot is identified, moreresources are dedicated to this area. Upto ten police members are involved in in-telligence-driven operations.

The meeting was addressed by severalroleplayers in the fight against crimeand included Williams, John Kleyn, dep-uty chairperson of the Somerset WestNeighbourhoodWatch,HughRoe, opera-tional manager of Helderberg CrimeWatch (HCW), Stuart Pringle, the localward councillor and Marian Shinn, theDAs parliamentary member for the Hel-derberg.

Williams acknowledged the communi-

tys frustration with crime, but empha-sised that the entire community needsto step up and do their bit in the fightagainst crime.

StephenLeppan, organiserof themeet-ing, said he was happy with the turnoutof about 350 people, but was disappointedin the lack of questions focussing oncrime in Somerset West. He furtherhoped that more business owners fromthe CBD would have attended. Leppan,however, said that despite the lack of fo-cus on local crime, themeetingwasa suc-cess and a good starting point to get thecommunity to debate important matters.

He said the next event in the WarAgainst Crime series will be focused onthe local judicial system. He added thata similar public debate about people liv-ing on the streets is also needed.

Here John Kleyn, deputy chairperson of the Somerset West Neighbourhood Watch,addresses residents. To his left are Hugh Roe, operational manager of HelderbergCrime Watch (HCW), Colonel MaryAnne Williams, station commander of the SomersetWest police, Marian Shinn, the DAs parliamentary member for the Helderberg andStuart Pringle, the local ward councillor. In front of the stage is Stephen Leppan withlocal residents waiting to ask the panel questions. PHOTO: DALEEN FOUCH

LAPTOP GAINED BACK: Sergeant Jovanne Meyer of theStrand Police with the laptopof a policeman that wasfound after it was stolen lastTuesday. The laptop was stolen from a house in 7thStreet, Rusthof and wasfound later the same day inthe possession of a suspect(32), who wanted to sell it ata secondhand shop.

This bicycle, worthR9 500,was stolenfrom a garage inAnchoragePark on Monday night. It has adistinctive round magnet on thefront wheel as well as three stickers. Phone Warrant Officer CobusGreeff on 083 234 6354.

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SesKhonasupportsGrabouwprotestCASSY VAN EEDEN

The SesKhona Peoples Rights Move-ment chairperson, Andile Lili, has con-firmed that the protesters who have beencausinghavocontheN2sinceMondayareindeed members of SesKhona.

Lili says that the protest action is in re-sponse to the very bad living conditions andhigh levels of poverty in Grabouw.

The protest action by more than 1 000 peo-ple has been taking place since Monday thisweekon theN2nearSirLowrysPass.Trafficcame to a grinding halt when the road wasclosed off by the Grabouw police.

The protesters have caused serious da-mage to municipal property, including set-ting the Grabouw fire department alight,Colonel Tembinkosi Kinana, spokespersonfor the provincial police, said on Wednesday.

Kinana confirmed that protesters threwstones at vehicles travelling on the N2 andplaced rocks, wood and burning tyres in the

road after they were dissatisfied with theresponse from the authorities about poorservice delivery.

Kinana confirmed that police are investi-gating charges of housebreaking, theft, mali-cious damage to property, public violenceand intimidation against several protesters.

Kinana said that 11 of the protesters thatwere arrested are now in police custody.

The provincial police also said that theyare currently working on clearing the rubbleon the N2, whilst they are negotiating withthe protesters to refrain from blockading theroad and damaging property, said Kinana.

Police are currently at the scene and thesituation is being monitored closely to pre-vent a further spread and flaring up of theviolent protest, Kinana confirmed yester-day (17 September).

On Tuesday, the Western Cape Minister ofEducation, Debbie Schfer, condemned theANC Western Cape, SesKhona PeoplesMovement, the South African CommunistParty, the Grabouw Civic Organisation and

individuals in their leadership for beingcompletely irresponsible and underminingour learners constitutional right to educa-tion.

Schfer confirmed that on Tuesday over6 000 Grabouw learners were affected by theprotests.

Lili said that learners in Grabouw are af-fectedonamuch larger scale onadailybasis,compared to the protests.

Learners cannot perform in the poor con-ditions that theyare surroundedbyandnoneof them can get university exemptions, saidLili.

Lili said that he urges the Western Capegovernment to use their resources to addressthe poor living conditions in Grabouw withimmediate effect.

We encourage our members in Grabouwto continue to stand up for themselves, saidLili.

Tosee theWesternCapeMinisterofEduca-tions full statement, visit www.district-mail.com

The N2 near Sir Lowrys Pass has been closed offseveral times since Monday due to dangerous protestaction. PHOTO: DAVID MORRIS

4 DistrictMail18 September, 2014 NuusNewsVote forCBDThe canvasing of votesfor the approval of a Spe-cial Ratings Area (SRA)in the Somerset WestCBD is gaining momen-tum, with only sevendays remaining for com-mercial property own-ers to have their say.

Thedeadline for thevoteis on 25 September, withthe application being sub-mitted to the City of CapeTown on 30 September.

If approved, the SRAwill be implemented from1 July 2015. Commercialproperty owners in the de-marcated SRA area willpay additional rates and acommittee will adminis-ter the budget to addresssecurity, marketing andcleaning services in theSomerset West CBD.

Magel Grov, a memberof the SRA steering com-

mittee, said on Wednesdaythat they already have 69votes in favour of the pro-posed SRA. She said thesteering committee is hop-ing to get 150 positivevotes, which is more thanthe 50% plus one votesneeded to get the applica-tion considered.

Grov said there are 235commercial properties inthe demarcated CBD area.Municipal and residentialproperties, however, donot qualify for the vote asthey will not be paying ad-ditional rates if the SRA isapproved.

To find out more aboutthe proposal, visitwww.swcid.co.za.

To cast a vote, visit theNadmic office on the cor-ner of Main Road and OakStreet in the SomersetWest CBD or phone the of-fice on 021 851 7604.

Magel Grov, a member of the SRA steering committee, brags with the consent forms supporting the proposed SRA. PHOTO: DELIAH BRINKHUIS

FIRST AID TRAINING: A group of Helderberg residents have been trained as Emergency First AidResponders (EFAR). The course, developed by Stanford University, aims to enable the layperson to assist andstabilise patients immediately until an ambulance arrives. The oneday course was initiated by the Sir LowrysPass Community Police subforum, in conjunction with Metro Ambulance Services. CPF member Sue Bucklandsays the longterm plan is that fully trained EFARs train the rest of their communities. Anyone who is interested in doing the course can send an email to cpfslpass@gmail.com to request an application form. Here is thegroup who completed a recent course.

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6 DistrictMail18 September, 2014 NuusNewsWomanhijackedCASSY VAN EEDEN

A Strand resident was hi-jacked outside her Strandhome on Thursday last week.

AccordingtoConstableMbule-lo Mafuna, spokesperson for theStrand Police, the woman wasfollowed into her driveway inVan Niekerk Street by a silverVolvo at around 19:25.

Three men exited the car andproceededtoattempttobreakthewindows and force open thedoors of the womans car.

It is alleged that all three men

were armed with guns, said Ma-funa.

When the womans husbandwent to investigate, he wasforced to the ground.

The suspects fled the scene inthe couples silver Ford Focusand the Volvo, with the womanshandbag, drivers license, housekeys and her cellphone.

Mafuna confirmed that a caseofhijackingisbeinginvestigatedand that no arrests have beenmade yet. Anyone with informa-tion pertaining to the case cancontact detective constableNonzukiso Booi on 021 854 9100.

Police outside the Van Niekerk residence. PHOTO: CASSY VAN EEDENA 30-year-old woman was robbed of

her handbag and groceries on Tuesday16 September in Oak Street, SomersetWest. The incident occurred when thewoman was walking towards the rail-waystationand twowomenapproachedher. One woman grabbed her handbagand the other woman her groceries, andfled. The two women then climbed intoa black Volkswagen Polo that sped off.The registration number is unknownand no arrests have been made.

Anyone who may have witnessed theincident can phone Detective WarrantOfficer Valton Lategan on 021 8501310/25.

Tik and dagga were confiscated intwo separate incidents in SomersetWest last Friday.

AccordingtoSergeantSuzanJantjies,spokesperson for the Somerset West po-lice, tik was found at a well-known drughouse in Marilyn Street, Garden Vil-lage. Two suspects (17 and 32) were ar-rested.

On the same day two more suspects(22, 32) were found in possession of dag-ga on a farm in Somerset West.

7DistrictMail18 September, 2014NuusNewsKonstabel Hazel Jako(35), n lid van dieblitspatrollie, is op 7April in Broadwaywegdoodgery toe sy enhaar kollega, KonstabelThanduxolo Mbonyane,vir Cheswill Adendorfby n padblokkade probeer stop het. Mbonyane en Jako was lewensmaats en hul babawas ten tye van haar dood slegs n paar maande oud. FOTO: CASSY VAN EEDEN

AmbulansmanvanStrandinhofnmisdaadorgieJANA BREYTENBACH / DIE BURGER

Hy het na bewering binne drie dae 18 mis-dade gepleeg onder meer die doodry vann polisiebeampte op die N2.

Nou staan n Metro-ambulansman tereg op22 aanklagte van onder meer moord, 15 aan-klagte van diefstal, huisroof, poging tot roof,roofmetverswarendeomstandighedeenont-voering.

Cheswill Julian Adendorf van die Strandhet Vrydag vir n voorverhoor in die Wes-Kaapse hooggeregshof verskyn.

DiestaathetaangeduidatAdendorfmoont-lik nog n pleitooreenkoms met die staat salsluit.Die saak is totOktoberuitgestel virver-dere konsultasie.

Adendorf se misdaadvlaag het luidens dieklagstaat in Februarie begin toe hy by dieHelderberg-hospitaal inSomerset-Wes,waarhy gewerk het, n radio-telefoon ter waardevan R15 000 en n voertuig uit die parkeerter-rein gesteel het.

Daarna het hy in Maart glo by n huis opdie plaas Morgenster ingebreek en verskeieartikels en n Renault Clio gesteel.

In di motor het hy na bewering op 2 Aprilby die Engen-vulstasie in Macassar R796,40se petrol gesteel. Toe begin die naweek waar-tydens hy na bewering by nege motors inge-

breek en verskeie artikels, waaronder selfo-ne, spaarwiele, radios, luidsprekers, klere,n rekenaar, n visvangpermit alles terwaarde van sowat R62 370 gesteel het.

Hy het ook glo by drie verskillende vulsta-sies petrol gesteel. n Vrou wat in Gordons-baai n saamrygeleentheid by die beskuldig-degekryhet, isgedreigenvanhaarbesittingsberoof.Verderhethynabeweringby nSuzu-kiprobeer inbreek terwyldiebestuurdernogin die voertuig was.

Die Sondagoggend vroeg het hy luidens dieklagstaat n man ontvoer en hom met nskroewedraaier gedreig en hom glo van sybesittings beroof.

Op7Aprilhetdiepolisiehomindiegesteel-de Renault Clio gesien, maar Adendorf hetin die rigting van die N2 gevlug.

n Padblokkade is op die N2 opgestel omAdendorf te keer, maar hy het na beweringnpolisiebeampte,NokulungaHazelJako,bydie blokkade doodgery.

In sommige van die voorvalle het hy mede-pligtigesgehadenhullestaanonderskeideliksaam met hom in die Strand- en Somerset-Wes-streekhof op soortgelyke aanklagte te-reg. Die beskuldigde is deur uitkenningspa-rades, vingerafdrukke en kringtelevisie metdie misdade verbind.

Baie van die gesteelde goedere is ook in sybesit gevind.

8 DistrictMail18 September, 2014 NuusNewsHHH class of 74 to host first reunionTheHottentotsHollandHighSchoolclass of 1974 is having their first re-unionincelebrationof40yearssincethey matriculated.

An estimated 60 people out of aclass of 99 will be returning from asfar afield as Vancouver and Eng-land. Half of the student council willalsobe there.A functionwill beheld

at the school on Friday 26 Septem-ber, at Vergelegen Wine Estate onSaturday 27 September and at Erin-vale and Lourensford Wine Estateon Sunday 28 September. Ten of theclasss teachers will be joining theclass, including Danie Schoeman.Anyonewhowouldliketoattendcancontact Ed Lunnon on 082 496 0874.

Gospel evening atMacassar SchoolA Gospel Evening will be held atMacassar Secondary School on 21September.

Artistsperforming includeCho-sen Family, Gods Crew Hip Hop,

Peace Gospel Band, Gods CrewSpiritual Dancers, New Identity,AFM Worship and many more.

For more information contact021 857 1016.

PEACE MARCH: Sir LowrysPass residents were surprisedwhen they saw a handful ofmen clad in orange walkingtheir streets recently. The men,all parolees, were part of theWalking for Jesus peace march,which was organised by the station commander of the Sir Lowrys Pass police, Warrant OfficerDeon van der Westhuizen.

Informelehandel inMacassarbekykMacassar-inwoners het totMaandag 22 September omkommentaar te lewer of omkapsie te maak teen die voor-gestelde informele handels-plan vir Macassar.

Daar word tans 73 informele-handelstalletjies in agt gebiedein Macassar voorgestel.

Informele handelaars kan diestalletjies by die Stad Kaapstadhuur teen R80 per maand.

Daar word 15 (3x3 m) stalle-tjies beplan vir Link Road waarvrugte en groente verkoop salword, en vier (2x2 m) stalletjiesby die Macassar-kliniek, waarkos en peuselhappies verkoop salword. Op die hoek van Link- en Alba-trosstraat sal twee (3x3 m) stalletjieswees wat groente en vrugte verkoop,en op die hoek van Link- en Barracu-dastraat word vier (2x2 m) stalletjiesbeoog vir die verkoop van vrugte engroente.

Op die hoek van Musical- en So-praanstraat word ses (3x3 m) groen-

te- en vrugtestalletjies beplan en bydie Macassar-taxistaanplek wordtien (2x2 m) stalletjies in die vooruit-sig gestel wat kos, koeldrank, snoek,vrugte en groente sal verkoop.

In Hospitaalstraat word sewe(2x2 m) stalletjies beplan wat in kos,koeldrank, vrugte, groente, klere eneiers sal handel dryf.

Op die hoek van Link- en Petersen-

straat word 25 (2x3 m) stalletjiesbeplanwatkos,koeldrank,vrug-te, groente, klere, eiers en snoeksal verkoop.

Volgens die Stad Kaapstad sedokumentasie is die doel van dieinformele handelsplan om n on-dersteunende en goed bestuurdeomgewing te skep waarin infor-melehandelaarskanhandeldryfen hul besighede kan uitbrei omsodoende selfonderhoudend tewees en n positiewe verhoudingmet die formele handelsektor opte bou.

Ndieopenbaredeelnamepro-ses sal n formele verslag by sub-raad 22 ingedien word wat n

aanbeveling aan die burgemeesters-komitee van die Stad Kaapstad salmaak. Die stadsraad sal die finale be-sluit neem.

Kommentaar op die voorstelle kanaan Shirley Alexander gefaks wordby 086 514 9886 teen Maandag 22 Sep-tember.

Vir navrae, stuur n e-pos na Shir-ley.Alexander@capetown.gov.za

Macassarinwoners het tot Maandag 22 September om kommentaar te lewer op dievoorgestelde informele handelsplan vir Macassar. n Informele handelaar in Macassardoen hier besigheid.

9DistrictMail18 September, 2014NuusNewsHealeraccusedof leadingbunduassaultDELIAH BRINKHUIS

He was stoned and beaten with knobkier-ries and sjamboks, surrounded by 250 re-sidents baying for his blood. If police hadnot intervened, the 20-year-old theft sus-pect would probably have died.

OnTuesday,MasibongweBhenya faced thecourt as the accused leader of the crowd onthe day. Bhenya (33), a resident of the Masa-khane informal settlement in Lwandle, is atraditional healer and was dressed in the yel-low T-shirt of community activist organisa-tion, SesKhona.

A huge crowd at-tended his bail appli-cation at the StrandMagistrates Court.He has been chargedwith the attemptedmurder of Luxolo Si-sulu (30) on Monday8 September in theinformal settlementof New Village. He isalso charged withthree counts of mali-cious damage toproperty.

Constable AlfredGiyama, the arrest-ing and investigat-ing officer, testifiedhow Sisulu was as-saulted by a mob ofabout 250 people af-ter he was identifiedas the suspect whohad broken into the house of a woman in NewVillage. The woman had not laid a charge atthe police station.

Giyama testified how police arrived on thescene of the assault at about 10:00 but wereprevented from saving the young man.

Throughout the hearing, Bhenya had hishands foldedacrosshis chest andsmiledandshook his head as Giyama relayed the inci-dents to court that led to his arrest.

Giyama was one of several police officerscalled to the scene on the day. He testifiedhow Bhenya approached them on arrival,asking who had called them, and saying thattheywerenotneededas they (thecrowd)washandling the situation.

Giyama testified how Bhenya pulled Sisu-lu out of sewage water he had fallen into andhit him with a sjambok and a knobkierriein front of the police.

Whenpolice tried to intervene,Bhenya in-cited the crowd toprevent the policefrom rescuing Sisu-lu. Three more po-lice officers werethen called to thescene, where twovehicles were al-ready standing.Warning shotswerefired too. Policeeventually man-aged to get Sisulufrom the clutches ofthe angry crowdand loaded him intoa police van.

Bhenyathentriedto pull Sisulu fromthe van and repeat-edlyhit thevanwitha knobkierrie, Gi-yama testified. Healso pulled open the

passenger door of the police van and hit thedashboard with a stone.

Sisulu, who had wounds all over his body,wasadmitted to theHelderbergHospital andlater transferred to the Tygerberg Hospitalbecause of the serious nature of his injuries.

Masibongwe Bhenya, who appeared on acharge of attempted murder.

PHOTO:DELIAH BRINKHUIS

Giyama testified that, later that day, a crowdbroke down the shack of the woman who hadcalled the police out to the scene. He testifiedthat Bhenya had allegedly been the first personto take a hammer to break the womans housedown. She had re-erected it the following day,only to have it broken down again by a neigh-bour. The womans clothes were later also al-legedly thrown in Onverwacht Street and setalight.GiyamasaidBhenyawasalso the leaderof the crowd in this incident. The woman wasordered to leave the area and is now stayingwith family in Lwandle.

BhenyawasarrestedonThursday11Septem-ber at the Strand Regional Court, where he hadappeared for allegedly kidnapping security of-ficers who were guarding Sanral land from fur-

ther occupation following evictions in May.On Tuesday, Giyama testified how Bhenya

had resisted arrest by pushing him. Six policeofficerseventuallymanagedtoarresthimandhe was taken to Pollsmoor Prison.

In granting bail of R1 000, Magistrate KarenScheepers said that Lwandle had been in thenews frequently since the evictions in Maythis year. She said tensions between suppor-ters of political parties were rife, and that re-fusingbailwouldperhapsaggravatethesitua-tion.

She warned Bhenya that he would be arres-ted if it was found that he had interfered withthe police investigation or intimidated wit-nesses. Bhenya will appear in court again on28 October.

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Begin die sms met diewoord MENSE en tik dan

jou boodskap.

S jou sS jou s)Well done to the DA for supporting the Somerset West SAPSwith calls for additional resources to fight crime.) DA call for greater support forSAPS shows that they really carefor all the people.) n Polisiestasie in Somersetsentraal sal goedwees,maaronsmakeer n ambulansstasie, Helderberg het nie een nie.)Mense, is dit nie snaaks datdaar niks misdaad in die Strandis nie? Of is Strandpolisie teswak om hulle verslae deur testuur na die DistriksPos? Dog ekvra maar net, want ons wil ookweet wat in ons dorp/gemeenskap gebeur. Van BekommerdeInwoner.) I agree that we should cleanup after our dogs. But theres another side to the story. The ladiesemployedby dogwalkers to helpkeep Radloff Park clean are paidfor their work. No dog poo nojob! Maybe they would prefer itif we sometimes leave some poofor them!?) I amvery upset, youarea typicalexampleofmotorists ignoringthe rules of the road and doingas they please. When fined foryour undisciplined behaviouryou have a mouthful to say.) Simone Pregnalato of AbsaHelderberg, God bless you! Youmademy day, may your strengthbe renewed. Mrs Beukes

S dankie, geluk,jammer, lief jou....

Why ismatric 40days celebration suchabigdeal?I find it peculiar that the 40 daysdress up has become such an issue.

I amof theopinion that theyoungman (referred to in the DistrictMailarticle on page 3 on 11 September)took it too far.

Also, why would the principal besoultraconservativeinthisdayandage?

When we left school on our lastdayasascholar,our40dayscelebra-tion was huge. We left school thatmorning at 11:00 after the wholeschool took leave of us.

By convoy of about 20 cars with

balloons and streamers blowing inthe wind and constant hooting wemade our way to Melkbaai wherewe all jumped in the sea in ourschool uniforms.

Myhusbandontheotherhand,atPaulRoos, hada fancydressparadeon their 40 day celebration. One ofhis friends came to school dressedas a cowboy and riding a real don-key. At break a lot of the kids at-temptedtoridethepoordonkey.An-other guy smeared his whole bodywith black shoe polish and came asa Zulu warrior.

That morning they were paradedone by one onto the stage in frontof the whole school amidst loudcheering.

Apparently the principal becameteary eyed while shaking each oftheir hands.

The 40 day farewell should besuch fun that it becomes printed inthe minds of the departing matricsforever.

Rather come dressed as a bridethan burn down the school!CAROL MILLER MATRIC 1965

GORDONS BAY

Whenwill taxi drivers learn?

OnFridayIwastravellingfromthe Strand in Main Road to-wards the Broadway inter-sec-tion. There are two lanes at therobot. I was in the right laneand about two cars from the ro-bots. There was also a string ofcars in the left lane.

The robotswere red. Sudden-ly this taxi (seephoto) squeezedits way past the cars in the leftlane and stopped in front of thefirst carat therobots.While therobots were still red, the taxislowly moved forward andcrossed Broadway. Unfortu-nately I couldnt getmycameraout quick enough to snap this

idiot. Only later when hestopped to drop off passengersoppositeMidas,did Imanage totake a photo of his taxi.

What really gave me shiversdown my spine was that he hadillegally crossedoverabusy in-ter-section while the robotswere red at that very same spotwhere a school girl was killeda couple of years ago.

I dont know if there is muchwe can do to stop drivers likethis from doing as they please,but maybe we can expose themin somewayoranother.Maybehe should be blacklisted.

BEAU SCHOEMAN

Tribute toa caringvetwhogavemydoganew leaseon lifeAbout a month ago I had to makethe decision to have my beautifulLabrador either put down or tofight for her life. She has bone can-cer. After seeing a few vets, therewas one vet in particular, Dr KarinWilson from Teva Animal Clinic inSomersetWest,whosawhowmuchI love my Mischke and that I woulddo anything for her. She has themost amazing empathy and under-standing and hence my Labradorshind leg was amputated.

It was not an easy decision to

make, but with the calm and sooth-ing way in which she talked methrough the process and told methat itwasnotadeathsentence,butgiving her new quality of life, thatI could make the decision.

Iamjustapensionerandwiththehelpofvariousanimalactivistsandfriendson the internet, theaccountwasfullypaidupintwoweeks.Mis-chke is now on chemotherapy. It isa new kind of treatment that is notdetrimental to your dogs well-be-ing. I can see it in the way my Mis-

chke is happy and not being affect-ed by the treatment.

I believe, as a Christian, that sheis on her way to complete healing.There is still such a lot of good outthere in human beings. I can onlythank God for all these people andmostly forDrWilson,whotakesthetime to email me now and then toenquire about her patient. What awonderful lady she is. Thank youKarin.

MARTINA NUNESSTRAND

Strandgaanweerbloeityd

binneDie DistriksPos se voorblad pronkdie week met verskeie ontwikke-lings wat beplan word vir Strand nan paar jaar se droogte in die mark.

Multimiljoenrand-projekte sooswoonstelblokke en n aftree-oord isreeds in die pyplyn met voorspel-lings dat dit slegs die begin is vann nuwe ontwikkeling-bloeitydperk.

Die resessie van 2008 het n skieli-ke stilstand van die ontwikkelings-ontploffing in die Strand meege-bring, maar kenners meen die getyis besig om te draai en ontwikke-laarssenavorsingtoondieaanvraagvir eiendom is besig om te groei.

Dit is goeie nuus vir Strand, ndorp wat besig is om hard terug teveg teen die verval van die midde-dorp en ou infrastruktuur deur ini-siatiewe soos die daarstelling vanStrand se sentrale opgraderingsge-bied.

Die lang verwagte opgraderingvan die paviljoen-area en die see-muurdeurdieStadKaapstadsalver-der bydra tot die vernuwing van ndorp wat vir te lank deur die Stadvergeet is.

Daarom moet daar seker gemaakword dat die ontwikkelingsbelas-ting vir grootmaatdienste aan dieStrand bestee word en nie in anderdele van die stad nie, om sodoendete verseker dat infrastruktuur bybly met die beplande eiendomsont-wikkeling.

As al die bogenoemde ontwikke-lings en opgraderings plaasvind,kan Strand-inwoners n definitieweommeswaai en vernuwing in didorp verwag. Dit sal Strand weer-eens een van die top-vakansiebe-stemmings in die land maak.

Beau Schoeman saw this taxi skipping ared light in Broadway, Strand recently.

PHOTO: BEAU SCHOEMAN

Getapaperwithyour cuppaGet a kick in your step with District-Mails caffeine-injected promotion atDe Helderbosch Kwikspar in Old Stel-lenbosch Road, Somerset West.

The first 100 customers to buy aLavazzacoffeeonaThursdayfrom08:00will get their copy of DistrictMail freeof charge! The promotion is valid everyThursday fromThursday 18Septemberuntil Thursday 9 October.

11DistrictMail18 September, 2014MeningsViews

Netpaardaeooromte stemvir spesiale tariefareaOns vorder mooi met ons stemwerwing virdie spesiale tariewe-area vir Somerset-Wesse middedorp.

Gebou-eienaars wat nog nie bereik is nie,word genooi om te kom stem vir die spesialetariewe-area by die kantoor van Nadmic opdie hoek van Hoofstraat en Oakstraat in diemiddedorp.

Gebou-eienaars kan meer uitvind oor diespesiale tariewe-area op ons webwerf:www.swcid.co.za.

Daar is nog net tyd tot 25 September omtegaanstemenonssalditwaardeerasgebou-eienaars sal kom stem.

Die aansoek moet in wees teen 30 Septem-ber en die stembriewe moet nagegaan wordvir korrektheid en daarom die sperdatumvan 25 September.

Verder nooi ek, Magel Grov, as voorsittervandieSomersetWestCBDBuildingOwnersForum (SWCBDBOF), alle gebou-eienaarsuit om gratis aan te sluit by die forum.

Ons is baie aktief en daar is voordele vir

almal om as lid inligting ten opsigte van ge-beure wat hul eiendomme raak te bekom .Wanneer gebou-eienaars stem sal ons waar-deer as hulle gelyktydig aansluit by die fo-rum.

Belangstellendeskan nnavraag stuuraansomersetwestcbdbof@gmail.com.

Ons sal dan graag hul besonderhede laaien e-posinligting aanstuur.

Ons hoop om in die toekoms met die ledesesamewerking nwebbladsaamtestelwaaral die gebou-eienaars hul verhuurbare spa-sies kan adverteer.

Verder sal dit ook as n soort geelbladsyedien vir al die besighede in die middedorp.

Ons wil ook al die ander forums en vereni-gings wat aktief is in die middedorp bekend-stel op die webblad.

Ons sal dit waardeer as belangstellendesvir ons kontak vir hierdie doel.

MAGEL GROVVOORSITTER: SOMERSET WEST CBD

BUILDING OWNERS FORUM

Pupil leaves PV after drag debacle:) Kudos to the young pupil. I wish him the bestof luckwith the exams he iswriting at themomentand for his finals.A harmless tradition turned into a fiasco. CherylFrost) Dave Schenck is a decent man caught in anunfortunate situation. Well done Dave, stick toyour guns. Tim Connellan) PV Class of 2006 crossdressed, attacked anyone with water balloons, locked teachers inclassrooms, handcuffed a teacher to the staircase, bricked the tuck shop entrance, carried aFordBantamupstairs. I cant evenremembereverything else that happened that day.Clinton Basson)Well done Parel Vallei! You handled this oneverywell!WesupportDavidSchenckwith everything he does. Great Job! Corne Enslin de Kock

DA wants CBD police station:) The police station is 900 m from the CBD! Arethe DA crazy? Gideon Joubert) It wont make a difference!Michelle De Lacey) From the sublime to the ridiculous. It was theirpredecessor, theDP, thatproposed themoveOUTof the CBD. Colin Meyer)Meer voetpatrolies sal die probleem aanspreek. Polisie was reeds in die CBD en hulle

het geskuif, Hoekom? Jannie du Toit) This is what I have been saying for quite sometime now.When we had the police station in themiddle of Main Road opposite Standard Bank,weneverhad theseproblemsof shophijackings.This has now become so serious that families willstop shopping in this area due to the fear factor.Deborah Symmonds) They should never havemovedout of theCBD.Jonelle Jacobs) Prayers, wishes and politicians will not helpyou. Becoming a caring community will. Haveu met your neighbours yet? Erica Inches) Net n mors van geld, net nog staatsamptenarewat gaan sit en slaap terwyl die kriminele ronden bont steel. Wynand Calitz) Ek stem saam we need more active patrolson foot on bicycles in cars not a kiosk wherethey play on their phones all day.Glynn Smithers

Urban growth brings new shoppingcentre:) It should have been a Spar or Woolworths.Wynand Calitz) Kry eers die middedorpe reg. Ian BuunkWoman hijacked in Strand:)When we moved here six years ago it wasthe most beautiful amazing place ever. I remember loving it because I always came here as achild with my family. But what is happening tothis beautiful part of Cape Townnow is extremelysad. I just wish it would all stop. Kylie GiselleHicks) The only way we as a community can makea difference is by joining our local neighbourhood watches. We have had so much successworking together with SAPS and all the securitycompanies. Fighting crime togetherasone,adifference can be made. Christopher John Furnell

12 DistrictMail18 September, 2014 AlgemeenGeneral

Strand Library closed formaintenanceThe Strand Library will be closed for mainte-nance from 29 September to 15 December.

Books may only be returned and not bor-rowed during this period. Telephonic renew-als will also be accepted.

ContactErikavanStadenon021 850 4173 formore information.

DistrictMail challengeslocal businessesTheDistrictMailchallengesall localbusiness-es to take part in our Adopt-a-School project.

Businesses adopt a local school by sponsor-ing newspapers for them. They can sponsorbetween 30 and 50 newspapers to be distribut-ed to learners each week for a period of sixweeks.

ThebusinesswillreceiverecognitioninourAdopt-a-School feature articles.

The aim of the project is to empower learn-ers from disadvantaged schools and promotereading. By giving them access to their localnewspaper, schools can assist learners in im-provingtheirreading,writingandmathemat-ical abilities to ensure a brighter future.

Localbusinessesandorganisations thatarecurrently supporting the project include Cal-tex Greenways, EET Investments, MSQ Fit-ment Centre, Access Auto and Helderberg Ro-tary. Contact Kim Solomons on 021 853 0211for more information and special pricingpackages..

Timetravellingwith the MailWhat were the newsworthy events inthe Helderberg 60 years ago?

DistrictMail delved into its archives thisweek and found some really interestingnews items.

We will be sharing snippets from our ar-chiveswithour readers in thisnew feature,Time-travelling with the Mail.

This week we looked at the Friday 17 Sep-tember 1954 edition of The Stellenbosch Dis-trict Mail.

The two major front page stories wereCanning factory for The Strand and Schemefor Control of Rivers.

The first story announces an applicationby Edward M Gant, from the LourensfordEstate, to build a large fruit canning facto-ry on land situated between the NationalRoad and the Lourens River Road.

Councillors expressed their strong ap-proval of the project, the lead story states,and council decided to expedite the scheme

as much as possible.The factory was to give employment to

200 to 300 people in the five months of theyear in which it was to operate.

The application was eventually success-ful and the Gants factory was established.

It was eventually closed, though, and theland redeveloped into what today is knownas the Gants Centre.

The second front page story proves howhistory can repeat itself. It details howmeasures to control the flooding of the Lou-rens River were discussed at the monthlymeetingof theHottentotsHollandFarmersAssociation.

After the recent floods and overflowingof the Lourens River at Somerset West,some of the owners of land along the riverbanks were anxious to know further partic-ulars of the scheme to help them, the arti-cle states.

The meeting was addressed by an officialfrom the Agricultural Department, Stellen-

bosch.It was explained that the scheme was of

a temporary nature, and was chiefly to dealwith the course of the river, which hadchanged its course in parts during the re-cent winter floods, or threatened to do so,and to bring it back to its original course,as well as to strengthen the danger pointsalong the banks of the stream.

Sixty years later, controlling the floodingof the Lourens River remains a challenge although short-term measures are cur-rently being implemented, while long-termmeasures are under consideration.

And finally, a word from our sponsors.The front page advertisement was by De

Wet Bros. in Main Road, Somerset Westand exhorted women to Greet the springwith a fresh, crisp cotton frock.

Stellenbosch District Mail on Friday 17September 1954.

13DistrictMail18 September, 2014LeefstylLifestyle

GelukkigeNasionale oorskietBraaivleisdag!Koos Kombuis

Toe ek rondsoek na n onderwerpomoorteskryfhierdiemaand,wasekaanvanklik soverbysterdeuraldie verskriklike dinge wat aan-gaan op ons planeet dat ek heelte-mal aan stilstuipe gely het.

Is daar nog iets positiefs om tehaal uit al die waansin en haat watdie mensdom bedreig?

ToedinkekaanNasionaleBraai-dag, wat volgende week Woensdagis.

Dit het my dadelik in n beterstemming geplaas. Veral toe ek be-sef het dat die dag daarna dan in-derwaarheid Nasionale Oorskiet-Braaivleis-dag sal wees.

Want,met nbietjie geluk, soosnenige suk-

sesvollebraai, is daardieDonder-dagoggend, en dalk selfs tot Vry-dag toe, darem nog n paar kouetjoppies of stukkies wors oor ie-wers in die yskas.

En, al s Tim Noakes ook wat,wat kan dan lekkerder wees as nkoue braaibroodjie of twee?

As daar nog iets oor is, weesdankbaar vir daardie erfenis, endink ook, terwyl julle daaraansmul, aan die wat minderbevoor-regis,enniesogesendisomvleistekonbekostignie,ofwatnieeensyskaste besit nie.

Here, sen ons waansinnige,verdeelde wreld, en mag daar n

dag kom dat almal geld sal h vir n lekkernyvan hul keuse, en die troos van ietsie ekstrawanneer mens dit die nodigste het . . .

Famous foodie Ina Paarman will be theguest speaker at a Rotary Anns tea to beheld in Somerset West on 30 September.

At the event, which has been organised inaid of local charities, Paarman will talk abouther family business, Paarman Foods, and herstory.

The talk will take place in the Dutch Re-formed Church hall in Somerset West at 10:30.

Tickets are being sold for R80 and can bepurchased through Elza du Plessis on082 504 3046 or at Dante Art and Dcor atWaterstone Village.

South African kitchen extraordinaire InaPaarman will be the guest speaker at a talkhosted by the Rotary Anns.

InaPaarmanguest speakeratcharity event

Newart galleryat LourensfordIn celebration of the opening of thenew Aleit & iS Art Gallery at the Lou-rensfordWineEstate, thepublic is in-vited to attend the opening of a groupexhibition.

On 25 September from 18:00 to 21:00selected works from over 20 artistswill be displayed.RSVP to Alisha Erasmus before 21September on 021 876 2071 or gal-lery@isart.co.za.

Theexhibitioncanbeseenuntil theend of November.

14 DistrictMail18 September, 2014 VermaakEntertainmentWeekendGIGGuide

Friday 19 September:) Local band Session will be rocking Ye Olde

Bell inSomersetWestMainRoad from20:30.En-try is free.)DowweDollawillbeperformingatDieBoer

restaurant theatre in Durbanville.) Theband3Dwillbeperformingatthenewly

revamped Picasso in Somerset West from 20:00.) Piet Botha and Akkedis will be performing

at Berties starting at 21:00. Entrance is free.Sunday 21 September:) The legendary due Arno Carstens and Al-

bert Frost will be performing at Buena Vista onthe R44. Contact Buena Vista for tickets:021 855 5554.)Valiant Swart and Basson Laubscher will

be performing at Berties from 18:00. Entranceis free.

SymphonicWindEnsemble towowStellenbosch University s Symphonic WindEnsemble will be performing their annualSeptember concert as a part of the EndlerConcert Series.

On 19 September, internationally acclaimedDr Phil Golson from the United States will actas the guest conductor for the ensemble from20:00.

Golsen is a tuba player, director of the WindEnsemble and assistant professor of music at theUniversity of Winconsin-La Crosse.

The ensembles artistic director, Pamela Kier-man, commissioned a transcription - especiallyfor this concert - of the New Azanian Overturefrom John Simon, who is one of South Africasmost celebrated composers.

Other works that will be performed includeCrossing Lines Crossing by South African com-poserandguitaristGraemeLess, andEternalFa-ther Strong to Save by Claude T Smith.

WindworxandtheCityofTygerbergChoirwillalso perform pieces such as Orient Express byPhilip Sparke and Phantom of the Opera Medley.

Tickets are available at the door for R50 andR30.

For more information call 021 808 2358 or leon-vanzyl@sun.ac.za.

The University of Stellenboschs Symphonic Wind Ensemble, conducted by Dr PhilGolsen from the USA, will be performing the New Azanian Overture.

EmoAdamsin townPopular musician and comedianEmoAdamswill be performingatthe Mondeor Eco School in SirLowrys Passs fundraiser on 26September.

He will be performing at the AllStar Theatre in Brackenfell at20:00.

Doors open at 19:00.Tickets are R100 per person.

Call 021 858 1309 or emailgailr@mondeorecoschool.co.zafor more information.

Markgoed in theForest at Forest 44The Markgoed in the Forest marketwill take place at Forest 44, La Pinetabetween Somerset West and Stellen-bosch. Entrance is R20 per personand will run from 30 September to 2October from 10:00 to 19:00.

Contact Jean or Sonette on072 376 4935 or 082 774 1077.

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Biltong festival fun forall agesThe third annual SomersetWest Biltong Festival takesplace on Heritage Day (24 Sep-tember).

The fun day will be hosted onthe Beaumont Primary Schoolpremises and promises to be yetanother bumper event with food,beverages and fun for all ages.

The event is a fundraiser forvarious local and national chari-ties.

A Fun Run/Walk will be heldbefore the festivities start and

fives rugby will take place duringthe day.

The Kids Camp will includetrampolines, wall climbing,jumping castles, clowns and ma-gicians to keep children enter-tained for hours.

There will also be a drivingchallenge for all those with validdriving licenses with the chanceof winning a 4x4 driving course.

Theeventwill includepotjiekosand cake-baking competitionsand entrance into these competi-tions is free.

Breakfast will be served from09:00 and various food stalls willoffer eats during the day, whilethere will also be a variety of artsand crafts stalls.

Contact Stephan or Liza formore details on 082 883 0044 or082 564 6563.

Heel gebraaide lynvismetgemmer en koljander) 1 groot lynvis, omtrent 1 kg. Vra jou visver-koper om die vis skoon te maak en die skubbeaf te kap.) 80 ml grondboontjie-olie) 15 ml sesam-olie) 15 ml sojasous) Sap van twee suurlemoene) 30 ml rysasyn) 15 ml gerasperde vars gemmer) 80 ml gepakte vars koljander) Sout en varsgemaalde swartpeper1) Maak insnydings aan albei kante van die

vis.2) Meng al die ander bestanddele en giet oor

die vis.Bedekenverkoel vir twee tot drieuur.3) Haal die vis uit die marinade en hou die

marinade eenkant.4) Plaas die vis in n toeklaprooster en braai

vir 10 tot 15 minute aan elke kant tot gaar.Bedruipgereeldmetdiemarinade,wat liggiesgekook is.

The annual Biltong Festival, heldin celebration of Heritage Day,will include entertainment and funfor the whole family.

Baconwrappedmushroomsfor the braaiIngredients:) 24 white button

mushrooms) 24 slices of ba-

con, cut just longenough to wraparound a mushroom) 24Soaked tooth-

picks) Good quality

barbeque sauceMethod:1) Wrap each

mushroom in a sliceof bacon and securewith a toothpick.

2) Dip in barbequesauce and place onbraai.

3) Keep turninguntil bacon is crisp.

Source: SA Mush-room Farmers Asso-ciation.

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17DistrictMail18 September, 2014PromosiePromotion

NAMSA, serving the communityLocal family business NAMSAScrap Metal, situated in the GantsCentre, has been serving the com-munity for more than 20 years.

NAMSA has a passion for payingspecial attention to each customer,buyingproductsat competitivepricesand preserving the environment.

The business was established inBloemfontein in 1983. The family es-tablished the business in Strand in1993, after relocating to the Helder-berg.

Owner,SandradeVilliers, says thatNAMSA prides itself on doing theright thing by protecting the Helder-berg environment and reducing theimpact of harmful substances and pri-oritising recycling.

We have a passion and a respectfor our environment, says De Vil-liers. NAMSA minimises wastethrough source reduction and en-couragingacultureof recycling in theHelderberg.

NAMSA Scrap Metal is a communi-ty orientated business with specific

focus on giving each customer an in-dividual experience.

The companys customer baseranges from large construction com-panies to local schools, hospitals, andeven old age homes.

The company purchases all typesand grades of both ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal.

NAMSA Scrap Metal is now beingrun by the second generation of thefamily and, according to De Villiers,the company will continue to stay inthe family.

The NAMSA premises in the Gants area where each customer is given special attention and provided with the bestquality in products.

18 DistrictMail18 September, 2014 SosiaalSocial

DistrictDistrict ChurchesChurches

QuiltingexcellenceexhibitedThe Helderberg Quilters Guildand the Helderberg Embroider-ersGuildheld theirannualexhi-bition at the NG Church in Som-erset West on Saturday 13 Sep-tember.

The Helderberg Quilters Guildgets together at the Somerset Westlibrary on the first Monday of every

month to encourage the art of quiltmaking. For more informationphone Christa van Rensburg on079 525 6032.

The Helderberg EmbroiderersGuild also meets at the SomersetWest library on the second Fridayof every month. For more informa-tion, phone Dawn McKechnie on079 906 2177.

At the backfrom the leftare: Els Barnard, Eldri Malan and Lorraine North. Inthe front are:Rosemary Peirsan Luriaans,Christa vanRensburg andDawn McKechnie.PHOTOS:DALEEN FOUCH

Elmarie Smedema and RonellPistorius enjoy the quilt exhibition.

Kathleen Krynauw and Erin Gibsonfrom Sewn Sensations.

Uitstalling ngroot suksesDie Ruimte-sentrum, Mills-straat 96, Strand se jaarliksekunsuitstalling ten bate van diePikkewouters Kleuterskool enRuimte Nasorgsentrum het on-langs plaasgevind.

Besoekers kon n verskeiden-heid kunsvorme, demonstra-sies en n teetuin geniet.

Die kunstenaars se werke wat ten toon gestel is (agter, van links) FlipPotgieter, Annedie Smith, Johanna Botha, Judy Kossatz, AnnemarieLuckhoff, Anne Borg, Marie Siebrits, Tienkie Albertyn, Sonja Grnbauer en Frans Fourie. Voor: Dan du Toit, Ina van der Merwe enSieglinde Scriven. FOTOS: JAMEY GORDON

Anneline Swart, Elize du Toit(hoof van die Ruimtesentrum)en Liana Keller.

OPGETOOI VIR LOSLITDAG: Die personeel van Jackies Cleaning Services het Loslitdag behoorlik gevier. Eienaar Liesbet Rautenbach het plakkers vir elk van die 42 werkers gekoop en hulle hethulself met blink bybehore opgetooi. Rautenbach s hul klinte wasbaie bendruk met hul vrolike loslitdrag.

19DistrictMail18 September, 2014SosiaalSocialDistrictDistrict SocialsSocials Stuur alle sosiale fotos na / Send all social photos to:jamey.gordon@helderberg.com

GRADUATE: Samantha Nadine Brinkhuisfrom Sir Lowrys Passobtained her NationalDiploma in BusinessManagement and herNational Certificate inHuman ResourceManagement atBoland College. Sheis currently workingin the financial department at AfrilineCivils.PHOTO: JULIAN KRGER

21ST CELEBRATIONS: MeaganKotze from Macassar celebratedher 21st Birthday in August.

PHOTO: BERNEDETTE ROSSI WEBLEY

CELEBRATINGHALF ACENTURY:MarianaKitas celebrated her50th birthday withfamily andfriends intheMacassarSecondarySchool hallon 18August.

HUWELIKSHERDENKING:Charlotte en Ivan Esau vanGordonsbaai het op 11 Augustus hul 25ste huweliksherdenking gevier.

BIRTHDAYS

AGT DEKADES OUD:Lionel Wessels van Sir Lowrys Pass het op 30 Augustus sy 80ste verjaardag metfamilie en vriende gevier.FOTO: HENRY THOMAS

School hosts crazy hat danceDanie Ackermann Primary willhost a Crazy Hat Dance on Sa-turday 20 September at theStrand Town Hall.

Strand Combo will entertainguests from 19:00 to midnight.

Tickets are R100 per person.Bring your own platter anddrinks. All past-learners areasked to support the fundraiser.Phone Melissa Hendricks at theschool on 021 852 1634.

PRESIDENTIAL INDUCTION: TheGordons Bay Lions Club inductedtheir new president, Paula Lang(left) on 6 August. Seen here withLang is Lion Jimmy Lang displayingthe charter of the Gordons Bay Lions Club at the occassion.

Lion Vic Bisogno, the oldest memberof the Gordons Bay Lions Club received the Gordons Bay Lion of theYear award for his on going commitment for various club projectswhich he participates in. With him isLion President Paula Lang.

20 DistrictMail18 September, 2014 SakeBusiness

The Golden Girls RecruitmentGroupFocus, a think-tank forpeopleovertheageof50,startedin the Helderberg on 15 Septem-ber.

Many experienced and seniorbusiness people over 50 years ofage are no longer employed forwhatever reason. Their experi-ence and valuable skills are goingto waste, and some are also suffer-ing financially, said Susan Holds-worth, who is starting the Group-

Focus.Unplanned early retirement,

poor economy, business downsiz-ing, bad financial pension plan-ning and retrenchments haveturned hard-won talents into wast-edopportunities,shesaid.Thesetalents should rather be har-nessed, she explains, and this isthe aim of the Golden Girls Re-cruitment GroupFocus.

The purpose of a GroupFocus isto pool together the talents of itsmembers to germinate new start-

up companies, said Holdsworth,of which they can then becomeshareholders.

The personal details of eachmember is stored in a recruitmentdatabase.

The only commitment is totreat what is learned in strictestconfidence, so that good ideas willnot be stolen.

Anyone interested in joining theGolden Girls Recruitment Group-Focus is invited to contact SusanHoldsworth on 078 283 3616.

Mike Eaton,founder GroupFocus, and Susan Holdsworth, chairperson ofGroupFocusHelderberg.PHOTO: DALEENFOUCH

CONTINUED SUPPORT: The Somerset College hockey community enjoyed another spectacular end of season event at the showrooms of Helderview BMW. Following three years of sponsorship of Somerset Collegehockey, a highlight of the evening was the announcement by Jaco Uys, the director of Helderview BMW, thatthey will be extending their sponsorship for another year. Somerset College is grateful for their continued support. At the event were (from left) Jade Batchelor (girls first team captain), Carl Runkel (dealer principal,Helderview BMW), Quentin du Toit (head of hockey, Somerset College), Jaco Uys (director, Helderview BMW),Monica Uys (organiser of the event, Helderview BMW), Meg Fargher (head of Somerset College Senior School)and Jason Raubenheimer (boys first team captain).

Agroup forGoldenGirlswithgreat ideas

The recent prestigious Burger Mountain Bikeevent was held on the trails in the Helderberg. Some of these trails have been developed over the past three years and aremanaged by the local Wannabees CyclingClub. The Wannabees were given the opportunity by the Burger and Dirtopia to helphost the event on the trails through assistingin the preparation and marking of theroutes, marshalling and establishment ofsome of the water points around the course.In return for their efforts and commitmentthe club received a generous cash donationfrom the main organisers. In turn the Wannabees donated R10 000 to Aanhouwen insupport of the work that they carry out forthose with special needs. From left areChristie Fritz (Aanhouwen manager), RalphRudd, ward councillor, Stuart Pringle andHannes Slabbert.

2015 LEARNER COUNCIL: Parel Vallei High School announced their 2015 Learner Council. They are back row, from left: Liam de Bliquy, Andrew HarrisonMigochi, Emile Gouws,Justin Skeat, Giovanni Matthews, Janku Koekemoer, Liam Walsh, Steffen Engelmann, TiaanClaassen and Craig Smith. Third row, from left: Rory Lind, Gustav Eichstdt, Jeandr de Beer,Arend Moelich, Francois Botha, Emile Majewski, Jacque Gericke, Johan Smit and SebastianNieto Lawrence. Second row, from left: Joshua Farmer, Nicoline Moelich, Margaret Kuhn,Rachel Kaps, AmyLee Buchanan, Rouxv Meyer, Cheylin Wertheim, Tamsyn Jack, KatelynWolfaardt, Carly Beavon and Seth van Graan. In front row are Michelle Marais, Amy Ward,Micaela Helders, Laura Smit, Angelique Marais, Andrea Harrison, Kate Boonzaier, NicoleBarr, Danijela Savic, Kayla Berry and Megan Grobbelaar.

LOSLITDAG:Nico en sy sussie, AnneriHavenga, leerders van TalanjaPrePrimre Skoolwas uitgetof virLoslitdag. Byhulle is hul maSarah Havenga,die voorsitter vandie skool sebeheerliggaam.

HENDRIK LOUW BLINK UIT INVASVRA: Laerskool Hendrik Louw hetdie tweede plek in die South AfricanAgency for Science and Technology Advancement (SAASTA) se jaarlikse Astroquizkompetisie vir gr. 7leerders ingepalm. Hendrik Louw was een van 85skole wat aan die kompetisie deelgeneem het. Van links is Tiaan Engelbrecht, Nil Smith, Bronwinn Reynekeen Chris Langeveldt.

GOOD HOCKEY SEASON: Somerset House girls 1st hockey team has just completed an excellent season. They played 43 matches, winning 38 and drawing 5. Theteam scored a total of 112 goals and conceded only three. They also enjoyed a tourto KwaZulu Natal where they returned undefeated after participating against tophockey schools such as St Marys, Durban Girls College, Umhlai and Thomas MoreCollege. They also won the Umhlali Hockey Festival while there. Back home their success continued as they won the Hermanus Tournament, the Kenridge Day/Night Tournament and qualified as one of the top two teams in the Helderberg to participate atthe WP Top Schools Tournament. Somerset House played their pool matches againstKenridge, Springfield, Micklefield, Eversdal and Panorma. The team won their poolcomfortably and met Beaumont in the semifinals. After a dingdong battle, this matchended in a draw and went to showdowns. Unfortunately for Somerset House, Beaumonts goalkeeper had an amazing game and ensured they went through to the finals. Somerset House competed against 120 schools in the WP Tournament where theyfinished in third place.

HS SE RUGBYTRUIE: Callie de Wet, n ouer, het die spelers se name op hul rugbytruie laat aanbring. De Wet is die pa van dieeerste rugbyspankaptein, Jaco de Wet. Hieris Morne Kotze, die afrigter, en spanbestuurder, Wikus van Dyk, met hul truie.

HHH BERGFIETSRYER: Sarita Swart, n onderwyser aandie HorskoolHottentotsHolland, het tydensDie Burger Bergfietsuitdaging ntweede plek indie 75 kmuitnodigingafstand behaal.

Parel ValleiHigh Schooland SomersetCollege buttedheads on Saturday 30 August,the schoolsDerby Day. Thefinal score was343 to Somerset College. Pictured here areDanie Jansevan Rensburgand Kayle Tessendorf.

Somerset College playerJasper Ockhuisen (celebrates) as team mate RijkDiepeveen scores a try.

HOCKEY CHAMPS: Beaumonts u. 14 hockey girls did extremely well this season. They wonall their matches during the second half of the season, and also won a tournament in MosselBay, their interschools match against De Hoop Primary, as well as The Ball against Somerset College. They then qualified for the Western Province Top Schools Tournament, which washeld at Hartleyvale. After eliminating Somerset House in the semifinals, they proceeded toplay in the finals against Bastion Primary. They won this match 42, clinching the title of thebest u. 14 girls team in the province for 2014. The girls are (back from left) Samantha Smuts(captain), Jade Southon, Megan Bamberger, Mieke de Wet, Shana Bruil, Kira Louw, BiancaNieuwoudt, Amber Bruil, Taylor Yates, Kayla Buchanan (vicecaptain), Brogan Kearns andNicolas Lobi (umpire). In front are Jennifer Smuts, Mollie Smuts (coach), Ankia de Wet, AmyBamberger, Kristy Mederer, Rachel Paulse, Michelle Cousins, Demi Leahy and Laurel Kearns.

SPRING HAS SPRUNG: Beaumont PrimarySchool learners Danae du Toit and Kirstenvan Reenen wear floral crowns to embracethe start of Spring.

EISTEDDFOD STARS: These Gordons Bay Primary learners excelled at the recent Helde categories, and walked away from theevent with a total of 34 cum laudes.

These learners wonprizes for sterlingperformances on thepiano and recorder.They are (back, fromleft) Nestah January(10), Autumn Moos(9), Jeandr Roussouw (11), TasnimMurphy (12); (front)Heinrich Roussouw(8) and Marcel vander Merwe (8).

NUWE LEIERS: Horskool Strand het onlangs hul leerderraad vir 2015bekendgestel. Die leerders is, gr. 8: Carlin Fisher, Jandre de Necker enOren Renoster; gr. 9: Emja Langeveldt, Jovan Snyman en Tino Viljoen;gr. 10: Andrea Cordy, Janneke de Necker, Johan Eybers, Misha Erasmus, Ruhan Kruger en Tiana Coetzee; gr. 11: Andr Viviers, CatheleenMostert, Chrismari Fourie, Delia Meyer, Dylan Matthews, Elke Briedenhann, Herman Gerber, Lindi Strombeck, Louw Coetzee en Peter de Klerk.

110JAAR GEVIER: Die ACVV vier hul 110de jaar van dienslewering en die ACVV Somerset Wes se Versorgingsoorde, Tinktinkieen Heidikleuterskole het ook die mylpaal gevier. Alta du Plooy,Tinktinkieskoolhoof, en haar personeel en die 58 kleuters het byhul buurvrou, Heidi Kleuterskool, gaan kuier en die nuwe skoolhoof, Retha Ashkettle, op haar eerste dag verwelkom.

DRAMA SEISOEN: Parel Valleise dramaafdelinghet weer net hullebeste gelewer enstel elke jaar netn nog hor standaard. Di jaarwas daar drie produksies: The Project, Die Man indie Lugballon enWolkKop. Al drieproduksies het uitstekend gevaar byverskeie toneelfeeste soos die KleinLibertas, Durbanville en Fraserburgdramafeeste.WolkKop, deurMari Borstlap, hetskitterend gevaar toe die toneelstuk die Klein Libertasfees op Stellenbosch gewen het en aangewys is as diewenner van die ATKVTienertoneelkompetisie in die WesKaap. Agter, van links: Ira Blanckenberg, Jane De Wet,Ben Albertyn, Mari Borstlap, Jacques Meyer, Charlene Erlank, Gerrit Schoonhoven, Joshua Olivier, Christian Jollyen Charl Van Heyningen. Voor, van links: Wilhelm van der Walt, Ilse Oppelt, Tony Mcpherson, Eddie Turner, Jaco Potgieter en David Brink.

STUDENT COUNCIL: The 2015 Student Council for Helderberg HighSchool has been selected. They are (back from left) Petro Gey van Pittius,Bastian Gast, Arnh Hose, Savannah LeeWarden and Zani Bothma(teacher). In front are Rion Naude, Joshua van der Merwe, Lynette Classen and Sibabalo Sokupa.

WEBSITE COMPETITION: SomersetWest Private School was the winnerof the laptop in the Best in theBoland online schools competition.The competition was launched in thesecond term by DistrictMail and itssister papers at Boland Media. Learners from all schools in the Bolandcould write an essay on the greatplace they call school. Somerset WestPrivate Schools originality, sincerityand enthusiasm earned them the laptop. Learners had to submit their essays online, and they are now allpublished authors. To read all theHelderberg entries, go to the DistrictMail website at www.districtmail.com, and click on the YouthJourno section under News. In theabove photo Daleen Fouch, DistrictMails website administrator, handsover the laptop to Jessica Andras,whose essay was the winning entry.With them is Petro Hayward (farright), English teacher at SomersetWest Private School.

WISKUNDEPRESTASIE: Horskool Strandleerder Kezia Rietoff(gr. 9) het vir die tweede agtereenvolgende jaar deurgedring na dieHarmony Wiskunde Olimpiade sederde ronde nadat sy landswydonder die top100 presteerders indie tweede ronde geindig het. Elger Braasch (gr. 9) en Kezia het albei aan die onlangse Interprovinsiale Wiskundekompetisie deelgeneem nadat hulle baie goed in dieUniversiteit van Kaapstad se Wiskundekompetisie gevaar het.

2015 LEADERS: Somerset College has announcedtheir student leaders for 2015. The head students(from left) are Ambar van der Wath (deputy headgirl), Rhys Williams (head boy), Gytha Lategan (headgirl) and Mark Reuter (deputy head boy). The otherstudent leaders are Isabella Gebers, Emily Dyssell,Maya de Villiers, Thomas Jansen van Rensburg, Natasha Furness, Tim Taylor, Sean Richardson, Sophie Gebers, Nicholas Farrell, Andrianna Kappatos, HollyGarlick, Nikita Tessendorf, Rijk Diepeveen and Sineadvan Eeden.

Horskool Strandreik uit na anderDie afgelope jaar het Hor-skool Strand se leerdersweereens gewys dat hulleharte het wat omgee. Tiamo is die skool se Liefda-digheidsorganisasie watoor n groot ledetal beskik.Ti amo gaan weekliks opuitreike om die swaarkryvan mense op een of anderwyse te verlig. Die vier in-stansies wat HorskoolStrand in 2014 ondersteunisBrightLigts,dienagskui-ling, Zandvliet-versor-gingsoord en Turn aRound. Hulle het by diejaarlikse Liefdadigheids-byeenkoms donasies vandie skool ontvang.

Graad 8leerders van HorskoolStrand maak slaapsakke uit koeranteen swartsakke.

24 DistrictMail18 September, 2014 GeklassifiseerdClassifieds

FAMILY NOTICES

DEATH NOTICES

1005

ENID J ODENDAAL

23.09.1920 - 09.08.2014

No longer with us but

never far from our

thoughts.

Memorial service to be

held 27 September 2014,

11am at Strand Methodist

Church, Church Street,

Strand.

ON SEPT 13 we said

goodbye to a loving wife,

mother and dearest friend

Jean Merl Young. nee

Wessels. A funeral service

will be held 8 am at St.

John's(Strand) 20 Sept

2014. You will be dearly

missed sister. RIP from

the Wessels and Young

family.

PAIGE

Mona

14.06.1932 - 12.09.2014

Will be lovingly remembe-

red by family and friends.

Memorial service to be

held on Saturday 20

September 2014 at 10:00

from the New Apostolic

Church, Onverwacht

street, Strand-South.

Private Cremation

Atson Funeral Home

326 Main Road, SWest

Tel: 021-851 1592

IN MEMORIAM

1015

FAIRBAIRN : BASIL

19.09.2004

Precious are the memories

of my husband, our father

and grandfather who

passed on ten years ago.

We hold you close within

our hearts

And there you will remain,

To walk with us

throughout our lives

Until we meet again.

Ever remembered by Joan,

Lincoln, Rene, Michelle,

Celeste and families.

FAIRBAIRN : BASIL

Your life was full of loving

deeds,

Forever thoughtful of our

special needs.

Today, tomorrow, our

whole lives through

We will always love and

cherish you.

Mavis, Marie and

Samantha.

PIET VAN AS

26.08.1958 - 25.09.2013

Een jaar is verby.

Die see was jou lewe.

Nou rus jy in vrede.

Ons mis jou Piet

Van Ma en familie.

GENERALNOTICES

FOUND

1215

LISENSIEHOUER I.M

PUNT 03.07.1961 is

gevind in Radloff Park,

Somerset Wes. Kontak

021 847 1640 of 082 728

1407.

LOST/MISSING

1225

A GLAD PLASTIC

PACKET containing

several valuable rings.

Possible area: car-park of

Vergelegen hospital, or

other. Please phone despe-

rate owner 021 852 9444.

Date 15/16 July.

REGTERHAND MANS

LEERHANDSKOEN in

swart verloor in Somerset

Wes area. Kontak 021 851

7978 of 084 213 9704.

PERSONALSEVICES

CHILDRENSENTERTAINMENT

1405

JUMP 4 HIRE

Jumping Castles and slides

for hire. We deliver, setup

and collect. Ph. Christo

083 566 3061.

JUMPING CASTLES en

waterglybaan te huur.

Tel: Charmaine by

8533999 of

083-513-9493.

FINANCIAL

1420

COMPLETE AND SUB-

MIT your 2014 income tax

return. Professional and

quick. Get back what

SARS owes you! Contact

us on 021-853 7725 or

infowc@erasrek.co.za

ONLINE BUSINESS

Annual Returns, CC's

Companies & Websites

% 021-903 8062 or

info@onlinebusi-

ness.co.za

LEGAL

1440

LOANS

1445

SUKKEL JY MET JOU

SKULD

Sms help to 082 457

0292.

MEDICAL

1450

PERSONAL

1460

ALL AIRPORT

TRANSFERS

FOR BEST PRICES AND

SERVICE

TEL 073 4933966

Business Registration

Register a Company

Director Changes

Trading As Names

CC Changes

Trusts

Register a Sole Proprietor

www.corp.co.za

021 852-4444

CURTAINS, duvet covers

and cushions etc. expertly

made. % Jean (021)

8500767 or 083-233-6139.

TIP TOP LAUNDRY

service

Collect and drop off

R5 per km(one direction)

Blankets R100 double

Curtains R120

Contact 072 089 5772

SOCIAL &RECREATION

1475

H LEARN TO DANCE H

for Weddings, Functions,

Parties, Matric Balls &

Social

Murray 0844345490.

Dance Stars Helderberg.

TRAINING &EDUCATION

1480

ALLIANCE FRANCAISE:

FRENCH CLASSES.

All levels.

Mornings/evenings.

Diploma offered.

% 021-851 8149

Specialised Tuiton

All ages

English, Maths & Science

Phone 072 058 48 94

25DistrictMail18 September, 2014GeklassifiseerdClassifieds

ENGLISH CLASSES;

TEFL courses; Private

lessons. The International

English School.

Call 021-8528859 or

ties@english.za.net

WANTED

1485

FOR SALE

ELECTRICAL& DIGITAL

1625

MISCELLANEOUS

1655

SECOND HAND

BATTERIES.

Cars, bakkies & trucks.

From R350.

Call 082 556 2058.

WANTED TO BUY

1675

ABOUT FURNITURE

WANTED: Queen Ann and

Victorian lounge suites,

Grand Father clocks and

Roll Top desks. Call 021

853 1341 or 082-771-3650.

2DE HANDSE en nuwe

klere, skoene, beddegoed,

gordyne, breekgoed, potte,

panne,kombuisware &

meubels, alle elektriese

ware,ensovoorts.

$ HARDE $ KONTANT $!

Tel: Johan 083 305 1668.

Lala 076 552 5008

FURNITURE, FRIDGES,

ANTIQUES. Thinking of

selling any item? I will

be keen to make you a

cash offer. Kindly

phone Ronnie

082-823-9944

2DE HANDSE en nuwe

klere, skoene, beddegoed,

gordyne, breekgoed, potte,

panne,kombuisware &

meubels, alle elektriese

ware,ensovoorts.

$ HARDE $ KONTANT $!

Tel: Johan 083 305 1668.

ARE YOU MOVING?

BEST PRICES PAID for

bed linen, curtains,

furniture or any household

items. Ph 084 989 6712 or

021 853 7334.

EMBUIA, Stinkhout,

Geelhout en Swarthout

meubels gesoek, asook

"Queen Anne" & "Victo-

riaanse" sitkamer-stelle.

Kontak Freddie by 8543998

of 082 9237 283.

WE BUY BEDDING,

LINEN, Curtains,

baby/children clothing,

Tv's, fridges & any house-

hold items.

Ph. 084 989 6712

GENERAL &HOME SERVICES

BUILDING &CONSTRUCTION

1801

ALL STEELWORK: Pali-

sades, Carports, Fen-

cing, Steel construction,

Devil's fork. Any other

welding work. Call Ger-

rit on 073 654 4345

BUILDINGPLANS

1802

BOUPLANNE

Teken & ontwerp van

nuwe huise & aanbouings.

REG. MET SACAP.

Skakel Riaan

% 082 415 9696

All building plans pro-

fessional CAD drawn.

Cheapest rates, all

areas. Contact Rory

021-8510792 or

083 456 2823

info@theplanco.co.za

CARPENTRY

1874

INGEBOUDE KASTE

Slaapkamers, kombuise,

muureenhede, hang van

deure en skirtings. Gratis

kwotasies en beste diens!

Kontak 083-704-0115

CLEANING SEVICES

1805

DSTV/TV/DVDSERVICES

1807

ELECTRICAL

1810

GARDEN &IRRIGATION

1825

26 DistrictMail18 September, 2014 GeklassifiseerdClassifieds

MOLE AWAY!!!

Let us worry about

your moles!!!!

Ph: 021-8532180 (w)

or

083 769 2428

IRRIGATION /

BESPROEING

Installations, repairs,

service. Professionals.

Best prices, ref. avail.

Francois 081 801 9120.

HOME IMPROVEMENTS INTERIOR

1835

HOME IMPROVEMENTS EXTERIOR

1836

CARPORTS/AFDAKKE

Patios/pergolas. Decks.

Treated & SABS timber.

Smart finish using 22

years exp. Great product

@ great price! Tel: 083-

414-8103/021-8581873

MISCELLANEOUS

1845

BAKKIE for all small

loads, rubble removal

and furniture removal.

Call Gerrit on

073 654 4345.

FRIDGE DOC

Buy dead or alive

Regas at R180

Call 072 669 8747

or 076 552 0272

PAINTING

1872

PAVING

1873

PEST CONTROL

1850

H BUGS BE GONE H

Full house maintenance.

Treat house outside, inside,

inside roof and drains. In 40

minutes from *R350.00. No

need to evacuate. SABS

products. 078 776 0058.

PLUMBERS

1855

RUBBLE REMOVAAL

1860

0AA : ELITEREMOVALS

of furniture, building

rubble, household refuse

and any small loads and

Treefelling. Danie 082

3379532 / 021 852 6122

BOUROMMEL,

TUINVULLIS, PRUNING

4 Ton Tipper.

Free quotation.

Nicky 082 227 9580.

FOXLOAD

RUBBLE REMOVAL

Plot & garden, building

rubble, household refuse.

Free quotation.

Contact Ryno

076 159 4949

Garden Refuse Removal

and general waste.

Large & small loads

1 Ton bakkies & trailers.

Tel. 082 7392 895 or

072 770 6873

SECURITY

1865

27DistrictMail18 September, 2014GeklassifiseerdClassifiedsSWIMMING POOLS

1867

TRANSPORT &STORAGE

1870

STORAGE: 88 ON MAIN

STRAND

24 Hours security

Armed Response

34 Secure Units from R300

per month plus Vat

Contact: Gerhard

021 8418556

gnel@rolagrp.co.za

BUSINESS

FOR SALE

2405

CCTV INSTALLATION &

Handyman. Maintenance &

fault finding. Any general

handyman work. Please

call Tony on 082 421 6564.

SERVICES

2420

HOLIDAY &TRAVEL

SELF CATERING

2626

SELF-CATERING

HOLIDAY APART-

MENTS & MOORINGS

TO RENT IN

HARBOUR ISLAND.

Please contact Paula on

082 555 9318.

VEHICLES

ACCESSORIES, SPARES& MODIFICATIONS

3001

CARAVANSFOR SALE

3020

96 JURGENS EXPO

Side tent canopy

Double door fridge freez,

microwave, new tyres, tv

dish, flatscreen tv,

trapezium, many extras.

Selling due to ill health.

R46 000. Tel:021 856 0166

or 084 506 0645.

CARS FOR SALE

3025

MOTORS EN BAKKIES

GESOEK

Skakel 079 777 1729

PROPERTIES

BUSINESSPREMISES

3215

FACTORIES TO LET:

STRAND 481 & 706m

2

Contact: factories@

gantouw.com /

083 383 0174.

GORDON'S BAY,

BEACH ROAD

65m

2

- Commercial Unit.

2 Rooms, reception &

kitchen. R3300. Call 083

775 0921 / 021-853 5575.

HIGH EXPOSURE

RETAIL SHOP TO LET

ON N2.

Phone 082 924 3736

DUPLEXESSIMPLEXES TO LET

3225

STRAND R 6 655.00 per

maand 3 Slaapkamer

dupleks met 1,5 badka-

mers in sekuriteits

kompleks. Oop-plan kom-

buis en leefarea met gaste

toilet. Privaat patio, braai-

plek en tuintjie. Enkel

motorhuis.Kontak 021-853

6527 of 079 136 9272 of

079 521 6692.

FLATS TO RENT

3250

GARDEN FLAT single

person, Heldervue. No

pets,no smokers,furnis-

hed. W+E+TV+Internet

included. R2 800 + deposit.

Avail 1 Nov. 021 855 3645.

GEMEUBILEERDE

bachelors woonstel. Loop

afstand van Waterstone

Mall. R2 500 pm. Skakel

Susan 083 446 0020.

S-WES / STRAND

Groot gemeubileerde

woonstel (70m2) op eerste

vloer van woonhuis.

Onderdak parkering, eie

ingang met balkon,

volvloer matte. Alle

benodighede + stoof.

Outomatiese wasmasjien.

Krag & water ingesluit.

Geen diere of kinders nie.

Vanaf 1 Oktober 2014.

Prys R3750 + deposito. .

Kontak 083 478 9366.

S/WEST REGENT PARK

2 Bdrms, full bthrm, lots

of b.i.c, undercover

parking, mntn & sea views,

security complex, R5 100.

Contact Dick 084 822 2288.

STRAND - 1 SLPKMR

woonstel. Parkering op

perseel. Geen troeteldiere.

R3 000pm + 1 maand

deposito. Beskik

05/12/2014. 021 854 3880.

STRAND - 3 SLPKMR,

2bdkmrs, son stoep met

see uitsig. Toesluit motor-

huis + 1 parkeerplek. Geen

troeteldiere. Deposito 1

maand. R8 500pm. Beskik

5/12/2014. 021 854 3880

STRAND - Garden Flat:

R3,500 pm. Lounge,

Kitchenette, Bedroom, on

suite shower and toilet.

Separate from house.

Secure parking. Peaceful

surrounds. Available

immediately. Contact 084

701 3333.

STRAND R 12 000.00

per maand 3 Slaapkamer

woonstel met 2 badkamers

in Kusweg. Oop-plan

kombuis en leefarea met

balkon. Kelderparkering,

geen diere. Kontak:

021-853 6527 of 079 136

9272 of 079 521 6692.

STRAND R 4 200.00 per

maand 2 Slaapkamer

woonstel met 1 vol

badkamer in sekuriteits-

kompleks. Oop-plan kom-

buis en leefarea. 1 klein

troeteldier welkom. Kon-

tak 021-853 6527 of 079

136 9272 of 079 521 6692.

STRAND R 6 000.00 per

maand 3 Slaapkamer

woonstel met 1,5 badka-

mers in sekuriteitskom-

pleks. Oop-plan kombuis

en leefarea. Kelderparke-

ring, geen diere. Kontak:

021-853 6527 of 079 136

9272 of 079 521 6692.

TEN VOLLE gemeubi-

leerde 1 slaapkamer woon-

stel te huur te Wavecrest,

Beach Road, Strand.

Sekuriteits onderdak

parkering. Onmiddellik

Beskikbaar.

R5950.00 per maand.

Kontak Pieter

Pelser op 083 700 0049.

FOR RENT

3205

Gordonsbaai R 3 388.00

per maand 1 Slaapkamer

eenheid met 1 badkamer

(slegs stort) in

sekuriteitskompleks. Oop-

plan kombuis en leefarea

met parkering. Kontak:

021-853 6527 of 079 136

9272 of 079 521 6692.

SOMERSET WEST 2

room apartment, upmarket

area, single person, non

smoker, proof of income.

R3 300pm, water & elect

included, dep required.

Phone Jan or Magda 083

448 7982/3

FURNISHEDACCOMODATIONS

3256

Greenways Golf Estate

2 bedroom apartment,

newly renovated, fully

furnished. Available 1-31

October 2014, R6 000,00

neg. Contact Melanie

0835731747

HOUSES FOR SALE

3275

COASTAL HOME FOR

SALE

Fleur Park Gordon's Bay.

Very close to sea.

Open plan lounge,

diningroom and kitchen.

Two bedrooms.

Phone 082 924 3736.

STRAND - Broadlands Vil-

lage. 3 Bed, fitted kitchen

with hob/oven. Newly

painted. 1.8m Vibracrete

wall + gate. R340 000.

Private sale. 0823761461.

STRAND - Rusthof.

2 Huise op 1 erf: 3 Slk, 2

kombuise, sit- + eetkamer,

vol tels + 2 slk huis. Nuut

geverf. R600 000. 021-855

2369 / 082 376 1461.

HOUSES TO LET

3270

CHARLOTTE VICTORIA

HEIGHTS - La Concorde

3 beds, 2 bath, lounge,

dining room, modern

kitchen. Family room,

guest bathroom and dbl

garage. Secure complex.

R19 500pm.

info@mrpr.co.za

Tim 083 379 5412.

Avail 1 Oct 2014.

GORDON'S BAY - 3 Bed,

2 bath, b.i. oven, hob &

extr, double garage with

remote, irrigation system.

R6650 pm. Avail 1 Oct.

Call 083 457 0620.

GORDONS BAY 3 bdrm

dbl storey with b.i.c, 2

bathrms, garage, carport,

fencing, wendyhouse,

garden, braai. R7 500pm. .

Ph 071 263 9363.

HELDERVUE - Deck with

sea views, 3 bed, 2 bath,

laundry, office with sliding

doors to stoep. Wendy,

Lapa. Alarm, Electronic

gate. R11 000 pm.

Available 1 Nov. Lettie

0828508318

STRAND - 3 Slpk, 2 badk,

oop sit / eetkamer / kom-

buis, toe motorhuis. Geen

diere. Skakel Corrie 084

351 1821.

RETIREMENT VILLAGES

3309

ROOMS TO LET

3315

Aanbevole. - Verblyf

3 Ster w.stel & B/B of

kamers in STRAND vanaf

R250 p/kamer.

0799600359

STRAND:

Netjies gemeub. kamers

vanaf R150 p.d.

SKAKEL 072 745 7421

EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENTWANTED

3670

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Housewives - Elite House

Cleaning provides services

daily/weekly for Spring

Cleaning, Windows &

Ironing. Dalien 082 335

5027

A HANDYMAN is looking

for work as bricklayer,

plaster, skimming, pain-

ting and much more. Part

or full time. Quality

approved. Call Chris 084

273 0264.

AM GRACE looking for a

job. Am hardworking

person. Any job which is

available. Domestic work,

housekeeper. I am

available any time. My no

083 694 2944.

AM MONALISA Zim lady

looking for full time

domestic work. I am hard-

working and also good

with babies. I have ref

avail. My no 060 430 8514

AM SOUTH AFRICAN

lady looking for a job

everyday or chars. I have a

reference and am good in

cleaning, ironing and

always on time. 073 850

2576

AM ZIMBABWEAN

LADY aged 30 looking for

domestic work, chars full

time. Am hardworking,

honest and reliable. Ref

available. Contact me 073

353 0026.

CARER/TRAVEL COM-

PANION for elderly or

physically disabled,

petsitting, homeschooling.

Qualification: Teacher. Exp.

HK/Mngr. Retirement

village. References Sjana

Prins 083 604 0676,

sjanaprins@hotmail.com.

CHAR: PAULINE

a mature, reliable,

trustworthy, Christian

Zimbabwe lady, with

excellent references, seeks

char work 2/3 x a week.

Please contact Karin on

082 877 0949 for reference

or Pauline on 074 357 4325

or 078 026 1461.

DAPI IS LOOKING for

work as a gardener,

h/keeper or any gen work.

Hardworking with

contactable ref: 082 551

9011. Contact Dapi: 078

947 7124.

EXP DOMESTIC WOR-

KER seeks work also trai-

ned in guest house. Imme-

diately avail. Refs. avail.

Ph Vivienne 071 089 7191.

FLORENCE IS LOOKING

for domestic work. Good in

cleaning & caring for kids.

Hardworking, honest &

reliable. Refs avail. Call me

078 598 4400.

GENERAL WORKER

looking for garden work

and painting. Honest and

hardworking. Contact me

063 068 9653 or 071 715

6815.

I AM 28 yrs old lady

looking for a job Tuesday,

Thursday, Saturday and

Sunday. I can take any-

thing and willing to learn.

Contact 060 323 8186.

I AM a 25 yr old lady loo-

king for job . I can take

anything capable of

domestic work. I am a

Zimbabwean. Contact 071

789 6991. Full time job.

I AM a lady aged 35,

single Malawian looking

for a job as housekeeper.

References available and

permit. Contact 071 825

4206.

I AM a Malawian lady

looking for a job as house-

keeping or nanny. 4 Yrs

exp. Refers available and

certificate of nanny. Call

on 078 118 9656.

I AM A ZIM LADY aged

38yrs. I am looking for job

as housekeeper. 6Yrs exp.

Honest & keen. Please call

Winnie 060 375 0510. Ref

call 082 372 7728.

I AM a Zim lady looking

for a job as housekeeper,

sleep in or out. I can do all

the duties and can prepare

breakfast. Please call 083

367 9767.

I AM a Zimbabwean lady

aged 30. I am looking for

a job everyday or chars.

Reference available and

100 percent faithfulness.

061 098 8086

I AM LOOKING for a job

as code 14 driver. 4 Years

experience with PDP.

Contact 073 858 2984.

I AM MALAWIAN

looking for a job as house-

keeping or gardener.

Experience 3 yrs. Call me

on 078 744 2646, 084 440

0709. Ref 082 475 8911.

I AM MALAWIAN lady

aged 29 am looking for

work. I will be glad if my

application are considered.

Cell 063 004 3965

I AM MALAWIAN lady

looking for a job as house-

keeper, cleaning and

nanny. I have contactable

references 083 595 2581

and Chikondi call me on

061 958 2574.

I AM Niffa Mileka,

Malawian lady 38 year old

am looking for job as

housekeeper. My phone no

073 148 0327 or 074 481

2527.

I AM SUSAN hardwor-

king lady looking for

domestic work three days

a week or chars. Good

cleaner, housekeeper. My

number is 078 861 4409.

I AM ZUKISWA a hard-

working lady. I am looking

for domestic job, chars,

nanny or house cleaning.

073 963 3346.

I'M A LADY looking for a

job as a domestic worker

or as babysitting everyday

or chars. Please contact

Diana at 081 064 0258.

I'M CHRISTINE Zimbab-

wean lady looking for

housekeeping or cleaning

job, chars or everyday. Ref

Mrs Coetzee 083 233 6220.

My number 074 796 5587.

I'M GIFT SUNDAY

looking for a job as a

gardener with good

experience. My number is

073 152 7117. Reference

number 083 661 8688.

IM PRECIOUS Zim lady

with permit. Im looking for

everyday chars. Am aged

40. Call me on 078 906

7488.

JOY A MALAWIAN lady

aged 36 is looking for a job

as a housekeeper and

domestic work. Contact nr

073 181 6740 / 073 689