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PLANNED reduction of sectors by Athlonepolice has been slammed by communityleaders.The decreasing of these policing pockets

will see the Athlone area consisting of threesectors instead of four.Sector One will have one van operating in

Rylands,HattonEstate, Gatesville andPark-town.Sector Two will consist of Kewtown, parts

of Brigetown and Silvertown and Bokmaki-erie. This sectorwill have two vans as police

consider it a “problem area”.Sector Three will have one van available

for Crawford, Belgravia, Lincoln Estate andthe Athlone Central Business District(CBD).Captain Junaid Alcock says police need

the community to be involved in the process.“We are decreasing the sectors so that we

can provide better services. This reductionwill mean there will be a van for each sectorand an extra one to assist in a problemarea.”Nicole Williams, the secretary of Proudly

Bokmakierie, says shedoesn’t believe the re-duction of sectors will help.“We don’t want Bokmakierie and Kew-

town under one sector. With the current re-sources they won’t be able to cope with theshootings and drug trade in both the areas,”she says.Residents have lost faith in the police,Wil-

liams continues.“Last year,we gave thema list of 37 known

drug dealers in the area but nothing hasbeen done about this. We are in the processof getting a petition with other residentsfrom Athlone. We want to show our disap-pointment in the police,” she says.Hanif Loonat, the chairperson of theWest-

ern Cape Community Police Board, says thereduction will add more pressure to the po-lice. “The ideas is a good one but they musttake into account that reducing the sectorswill mean the three sectors will be bigger,”he says.“Athlone is a large area, so the policemust

be aware that they will have to increasetheir visibility as well.”But Peter Petersen, the vice chairperson

of the Sunnyside/Gleemoor NeighbourhoodWatch, says the community needs to be posi-

tive regarding the reduction.“There will always be people who will be

negative. It’s pointless crying over one areafalling to a different sector. The issues isdealing with crime effectively no matterwhat sector we are in,” he says.“We have to work with the police by play-

ing our part in assisting them and makingour areas crime free.”Michael Tauw, from the Alicedale/Glee-

moor Neighbourhood Watch says he hopesthe possible reduction will have a positiveimpact.“I feel more sectors vans should be availa-

ble. Each sector should at least have threevans. We applaud the effort made by the po-lice in working with the community to fightcrime,” he says.V Anyone with enquiries can phone the station on0 (021) 697 9200.

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Hours of laughs andentertainment saw Al­icedale Primary raisemuch­needed cashwhen the school re­cently hosted a jam­packed fun day. Activi­ties ranging fromjumping castles to wa­terslides had energeticchildren begging formore. Here a group ofexhausted supporterstake a breather. Seepage 8 for more.

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PEOPLE'S POST | ATHLONETuesday, 9 April 20132 NEWS

ALMOST 10 000 homeowners are up inarms about theCity of CapeTown’s val-uation of their properties.The City has received 8548 objections

since the general valuation roll of 815 676properties were published in February.Property prices had been derived from

sales around July last year.It appears homeowners in the leafy

suburbs of the city are in disagreementwith the recent valuation of their proper-ties.Mayoral Committee member for Fi-

nance, Ian Neilson, says 2496 objectionshad been emailed, 1005 lodged at theCapeTownCivic Centre, followed by 977,588, 571, 558, and 515 at the Alphen Cen-tre, Somerset West, Fish Hoek, Plum-stead and the Strand offices respectively.The remainder were from the other 13

venues spread across the city.The main reason objectors give are

that thevalues placedon their propertiesare too high.The next major item being objected is

wrong physical address against proper-ties, Neilson says.Valuation expert JerryMargolius says

the Computer Assisted Method of Valua-tion (CAMA) used by the City has itsdownfalls.The method is used for the majority of

properties except specialised buildings.“The system is practised worldwide.

To do individual valuations is too expen-sive,” Margolius explains.However, this method works well only

in areas where there is uniformity.The process works well in the West

Coast and Cape Flats areas, Margoliussays.However, in the areas which are locat-

ed along the “Table Mountain Chain”,being the southern suburbs and AtlanticSeaboard properties in Green Point andCamps Bay, it does not come without its

challenges, he says.“There aremanydifferent location fac-

tors which affect value. For example, ina CAMA process you may find propertyimmediately belowHighLevel Road, SeaPoint being highly valued because prop-erties above High Level Road are beingused to obtain the value.“The samewill happenwith sea-facing

buildings on Beach Road compared toproperties belowMain Road. This all de-pends on the knowledge of the computerprogramme that is preparing the statisti-cal model to address these issues,” he ex-plains.However, Margolius says property

owners and tenantsmust check their val-uations and not use the CAMA system toattack the valuation.“They need to assess the valuation

themselves as at 1 July 2012.”Property owners who are unhappy

with the new valuation of their homehaveuntil the endof thismonth to appealthe estimated property price.The rates and taxes will be payable on

the new property price estimations asfrom Monday 1 July.Unhappiness with the amount of rates

levied does not constitute an objection.“Objections submitted against a per-

ceived incorrect valuation must be sub-stantiated.“Comparing the valuation to neigh-

bouring valuations does not imply thatthe valuation is wrong. Objections sub-mitted against incorrect administrativeinformation, such as incorrect ownername or physical address, will immedi-ately be referred to the relevant depart-ments for investigation and correction,”Neilson explains.Margolius says 60 days is sufficient

“for a property owner who is knowledge-able and does not seek professional ad-vice”.

Valuations: thousands object

NADINE MOODIE

AN APPLICATION to host a third picnicevent atMakana Square in Langa has beendenied by police.This comesafter thePincodeSoulifiedPic-

nic organiser, Kenny Matli, is believed tohave refused to abide by the rules that camewith using the facility.The conditions such as cleaning the area

at the end of the event and turning down themusic by 23:00 were ignored.Langa police’s acting station commander,

Colonel Daniel Louw, says Matli left emptybeer bottles and litter on the property whena previous event ended. “The event organis-ers did not stick to the rules that they prom-ised to comply with. The party also went onuntil after midnight and police stations inAthlone, Langa andPinelands received com-plaints from residents about excessive noiselevels coming from the picnic.”However, noise levels were not measured

or recorded.Matli believes the police are the main

cause for the application having been de-nied.“I get the feeling that the application was

rejected, because the police don’t want towork at the event and this picnic is just giv-ing them unwanted work,” he says.He adds police would be required to close

off roads in the area and to serve as securityto ensure people are safe.Ward councillor for Pinelands and Langa,

BrianWatkyns, who is also a member of thecommittee which rejected the application,says the main problem is the organiser’strack record. It is believed that he previous-ly left the area in an untidy state and alsohosted the event on a Sunday.“The picnic was hosted late into the night

in a residential area,whenpeople haveworkand school the next day,” Watkyns says.Louw explained Langa Sports Grounds

was proposed as an alternative venue to theorganiser. “Matli did not want to make useof the sports grounds, because it means thathe has to pay to utilise it, and he does notwant to,” he says.

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SOUTH AFRICA is one of only 12 countriesacross the world where it is safe to drink tapwater.The Blue Drop certification programme

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water services globally, with the aim to im-prove and maintain the quality of drinkingwater. It covers several water managementaspects.Deidre Nxumalo-Freeman, the president

of the Institute of Waste Management ofSouthern Africa, applauds local municipali-

ties for its monitoring and attention to thequality of our drinking water.“In South Africa, our consti-

tution dictates that access tosafe drinking water is a basichuman right. The department ofwater affairs instituted the BlueDrop programme in 2008 andsince then, we have largely seencontinuous improvement in therankings of our municipalitiesin respect of drinking waterquality,” she says.“One source of our water is groundwater,

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THECity of CapeTownmust cleanup its act.Informal traders at the Athlone Central

Business District (CBD) are complainingabout a pervasive stench and filthy workingconditions and demand the City gets itshands dirty and turn things around.Informal traders say the current state of

area is driving customers away.Muriel Susa, the chairperson of the Ath-

lone/Crawford Community DevelopmentForum, says the City is failing local busi-nesses.“How can they expect people to conduct

business in a dirty place? These people areselling food and the place is unhygienic,”she says.Gaironesa George, an informal trader in

the CBD, says sometimes the dirt bins arenot collected.“When we approach the people who

clean here and ask them why there is notruck to hose the place, they get angry andtell us not to tell them how to do their jobs,”she fumes.Allie Dhansay, the manager of a butchery

on the corner of Lawrence and Old Klipfon-tein Road, is fed up with the City and feelsthat officials don’t place enough importanceon keeping the area clean.“The dirty conditions affect our business,

because people don’t come inside our shopbecause of the conditions outside,” hefumes. “Weneed theplace tobe cleaneddailybecause we are dealing with food, and wecan’t sell food to people when we are in adirty place. We want the place to be hosed.

“We are tired of doing business in theseconditions where we have flies and a terri-ble smell.”Ward councillor Suzette Little says a

company is hired to clean the CBD daily.“If the place is not cleaned then the trad-

ers should contact the Athlone City Im-provement District, because they are re-sponsible for cleaning the place,” she says.Freddie Moore, an area manager for the

Department for Solid Waste, says the CBDis cleaned twice a day.“We have cleaning services in the morn-

ing and in the afternoon. This includes col-lecting of bins and sweeping the streets,”he says.There is only one truck that hoses the ar-

ea, Moore explains.“The truck that hoses the area is there

to clean the CBD but it can’t be there every-day because it also has to hose inGatesvilleand Belgravia,” he says.Susa says their area is not treated the

same as other areas.“In Cape Town they hose twice a day. I

don’t see why they can’t do the same in ourarea. These traders have permits to bethere and they deserve towork in a respect-able place,” she says.Nazeer Sonday has been trading at the

CBD for over 20 years and is equally dis-gruntled about the filth.“It’s difficult for us because we can’t be

working like this. The area is stinking andthere are flies all over the place,” he says.“People want to come to a place that’s

clean and the Athlone CBD is disgusting atthe moment.”

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CLEAN UP: Traders say the Athlone CBD is in a dis­gusting state. PHOTO: LUZUKO ZINI

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RESPECT goes both ways.This was the clear message residents

shared last week after a public meeting washeld to address themost recent spate of gangviolence in Manenberg.Locals piled into the People’s Centre to lis-

ten to Nyanga Cluster Commander MajorGeneral Robbie Roberts’ plans to curb thesteady flow of bullets that has had locals hid-ing to escape injury.His list includes horseback patrols, the

Flying Squad, Dog Unit, specialised forces

and the Tactical Response Team to focus spe-cifically on gang hotspots such as ThamesAv-enue, Sabie Walk and Scheldt Road.Among the residents interested in what the

local top brass had to say was Fiona Weber,a mother of two teenage sons who has keptthem “gehok” for the past four weeks.“Vangdie robbiese en smyt hulle in die selle,”

she mumbled as residents listed their com-plaints to police management.“There’s no use in complaining about the

same thing over and over. Mothers will con-tinue to cover up for their sons, and neigh-bours will still remain mum when police

search for witnesses. Some things just nev-er change.”Charmaine Truter has lived in Manen-

berg for the past 30 years.Her brother was killed about a decade

ago by a stray bullet and her nephew, whoshe admits was a gangster, was gunneddown in the late 1990s.“It’s the same thing, just a different year.

Whenwill things changearoundhere?” sheasks.If shehad enoughmoney shewouldmove

to an area where it doesn’t feel like “cow-boy town”, Truter says.“In 10 years’ time, they will still be kill-

ing each other. The blood of innocent peo-ple as well as these selfish skollieswill stillbe running from the pavements into thegutters.”Despite the community’s pessimism,

Roberts insists that residents take a standand report those holding Manenberg hos-tage.“Gangsters are the ones causing all the

problems here,” he said, as residents nod-ded in agreement.“We need to work together to get all of

them out. Those who protect them by keep-ing quiet should think of the children liv-ing here. What kind of future are we creat-ing for them?”He slammedneighbourswho refuse to di-

vulge important information to police be-cause they “don’t want to get involved”.“Sometimes when police respond to an

incident, it is the residents who throw ourofficers with stones. Some even slash thevehicles’ tyres. This is not the type of rela-tionship we should have. It should be oneof trust and respect,” Roberts insisted.John Viegeland scoffs at the idea of po-

lice and residents “holding hands andworking together”.“If they want this to happen, they have

to stop treating our people with disrespect.Every day we see them speak to us likedogs. When they search us, they bash us orabuse us. They treat everyone, even inno-cent people, like criminals. Is that how apartnership works?”Roberts encouraged anyone who is dis-

satisfied with the conduct of officers to re-port them to the station commander, the

Cluster office, provincial police or the Inde-pendent Police Investigative Directorate.He further admitted that there is corrup-

tion within the local ranks, leading to mis-trust from the community the officers serve.Some, Roberts said, ask for bribes of as lit-

tle as R20.“But not all of our officers are corrupt,”

he said. “Most of them are doing their ut-most to provide an outstanding service.Those who are not honouring their role inthe community have to be reported so thatthey can be brought to book.”On Wednesday and Thursday, officers

took to the streets to handout pamphlets list-ing the contact numbers of the local policeofficials, from theClusterCommander to therelevant sector managers.But not all residents received the sheets

of paper positively.“’n Stink blaadjie?” one elderly resident

sneered. “At the rate things are going, weneed to be handed bullet-proof vests for pro-tection.”

AACTION:CTION: Nyanga Cluster Commander Major General Robbie Roberts maps out police’s action plan toregain control of Manenberg’s gang­ridden streets. PHOTOS: TAMMY PETERSEN

INFINFORMED:ORMED: Xenon August was very interested inwhat officers handing out pamphlets had to say.

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IF AT first you don’t succeed, dangle a carrot.The incentive of a bite at R30m by the Western Cape

Education Department to schools for good performancein literacy and numeracy may bear some fruit.The funds from the 2013/2014 departmental budget are

offered as reward for schools performingwell in these cat-egories, which have been in decline at some schools.Research has found children simply don’t read or, if

they do, many don’t comprehend the content.The problem has likely been exacerbated by the advent

of social media and texting.On the numbers front, the school curriculum has intro-

duced Maths Literacy as a subject option for those whocannot do pure maths.While the traditional school system has an expectation

to conform, the reality is not everyone is mathematicallyinclined.ButMathsLiteracy does not count for entry to universi-

ty.One has to question the value of outcomes-based educa-

tion versus the previous one of rote learning.Arguably, both have benefits.Speaking of the state of education, University of the

Free State rector Professor Jonathan Jansen says it is an“absolute disgrace that you can pass matric with a markof 30%”.Even with an education system that at the same time

fails and flourishes, South African professionals areheadhunted by foreign companies.The cream of this country’s teachers, doctors, nurses

and therapists are earning foreign currency elsewhere.Others are in the process of shaping up their CVs for Du-bai, Bahrain, the UK, Canada, New Zealand and Austral-ia.The R30m will go towards increasing the number and

quality of passes in schools which attain “excellent” re-sults in provincial tests or show significant improvementin results.With an election year looming, it is hoped this cash

boost will benefit the children – our country’s future –and not tick off a point in favour of politicking.

Hard life raisinga disabled childI REFER to the article about teenagerswant-ing to get pregnant and have disabled babieswith shock, sadness and disgust (“Breedingdisabled children”, People’s Post, 26 March).Do they actually know what they are do-

ing? No, they certainly do not.They might think the little bundle is so

quaint, but little do they know the baby willgrow up.These teens are so very selfish.The baby will grow up and then the moth-

er – and not forgetting the baby – will haveto learn how hard our world is towards peo-ple with special needs.Creches will not take them, schools are

hard to find and as for friends, they are notwanted in their groups.Speaking from experience

Lessons learnt

WE HAVE to support our police (officers).Unfortunately, as in any organisation,

there are bad apples.(Even so), we must never blame or criti-

cise the good apples. It was sad to see fellowcitizens chase away police officers at theme-morial service of a taxi operator who alleg-edly died (as a result of) police brutality.We (should) have open hands with which

to embrace and support (the) good apples inthe (police services).When a police officer commits a crime,

their superiorsmust dealwith themharshlyand swiftly, as they are supposed to be keep-ers of the law.That same law must be used to clamp

down on them.South Africans have the right to be served

and protected with dignity and respect.Let us as citizens not forget that dignity

and respect is (a two-way) road.Respect the police who have to perform

their duties to the best of their ability. (Theyhave to) fight, prevent and investigate crimein the communities and within their ownranks.Keith Blake

Call to supportofficers in blue

‘Racket’ at hospital constructionON TUESDAY 12 March I had the pleasureof visiting my brother-in law-at the Gates-ville Medical Centre during (evening) visit-ing hours. Hewas in the general ward on thefirst floor.Upon our arrival at the ward using the lift

I got an unpleasant smell of glue and also avery loud noise of men working in the foyerof the general ward.I also noticed all the people visiting the

ward kept their noses closed (with) theirhands.There was a racket in the ward, the smell

was terrible and the noise coming from thepower tools being used was like an outsidemajor construction site.The ward nurses were all moved to a cor-

ner of the ward where they were not visibleto the public.After my questioning the workers they

told me they were building a new counterand a nurses’ counter. All this while theward was filled with sick people, includingmy brother-in-law who was in for a respira-tory problem. He told me the smell of thegluemade (his health condition)worse (and)he could not sleep during the night.Does the hospital have no respect for the

wellbeing of their patients? Do they not careor do they regard their patients as beingfrom a black community and they don’t de-serve better?This would not have happened in the so-

called affluent white suburbs or upmarketrich areas.What do they take us for? Scraps?What does regulation say aboutwork done

in a medical environment?Gatesville Medical Centre has no respect

and a total disregard for the public it serves.Nasrodien Gaffoor, EmailRandal Pedro, Melomed marketing andpublic relationsmanager, responds:Mel-omedHospital Group prides itself in deliver-ing world class service to our patients bystriving to ensure a pleasant and safe envi-ronment while promoting the health andwellbeing of ourpatients inmodern, state-of-the-art facilities. Consequently our facilitiesrequire continuous maintenance and up-grades to deliver thebest possible care to ourpatients.Melomed Gatesville Hospital is nearing

completion of one such major upgrade,which will ensure an ultra-modern facilitywith enhanced patient flow and visibility

from the nurses’ desk.It is always a challenge to domaintenance

and construction work within a hospital en-vironment as it is occupied all the time.Great care is taken to plan, communicateand minimise the effect of maintenance andconstruction work on our patients and staff.In ensuring that our patients’ rights to pri-

vacy is protected and their comfort is priori-tised, service level agreements are in placewith all outsourced contractors guarantee-ing all precautionary measures are taken toensure a sanitised and hygienic environ-ment while the construction is underway.Agreements are in place with our contrac-

tors that, where possible, all major buildingand/or carpentry work be done off-site andthey only assemble and install on-site oncethe bulk of the work has been completed.The upgrading process started in Decem-

ber – when the hospital is at its lowest occu-pancy – and is nearing completion. Noticeshave been put up to this effect and we askthat patients and patrons bear with us whilethis process was underway.The area in question is in the passage way

of the public area on our first floor and notin the immediate reachofwhere patients arehoused as alleged. This area is also demar-cated and closed off with aluminium glasspanels on either side to minimise the trafficand regulate the security to our wards.We value patient feedback and any con-

cerns can be raised via our Client ServicesDepartment. We could not locate any com-plaint indicating that this incident was re-ported by the patient or Mr Gafoor and sub-sequently not actioned by the hospital man-agement team.We take strong exception to Mr Gafoor’s

derogatory comments that because our Mel-omed Gatesville is located in a previouslydisadvantaged area that we have no regardfor the patients we serve. Melomed took thefinancial risk and brought private health-care to previously disadvantaged areaswhen no other entrepreneurs would do so.Melomed has successfully attracted quali-fied medical specialists to come into theseareas to service these patients due to the factthey were not granted the scope of practicein the previously advantaged areas. It wasalso our group that has invested further inthe healthcare services in these areas by es-tablishing niche services.

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A VAGRANT-FREE and clean shoppinghub would attract more business.This is the view of formal traders in

Gatesville who voiced they concerns at ameeting at the Athlone Civic Centre lastweek.Ward councillor Magadien Davids says

strong partnerships are key to achievingthis dream.Trader Adam Abbas says the state of

Gatesville needs urgent attention and inter-vention.“If things get implemented then we will

see a safer and clean shopping area,” hesays.“We need people to be comfortable visit-

ing Gatesville and not to have to deal with

dirt and vagrants.”Davids says there are plans to deal with

the homeless who congregate in the busi-ness district.“We will set up an assessment centre in

the area where we will try to find alterna-tive homes such as shelters or try and reu-nite the vagrants with their families,” hesays.Abdulla Parker, a Hatton Estate resident

who frequents the historic market, says hewould like to see the area thrive.“It goes without saying that the current

situation where there is constant harass-ment by car guards and beggars on the gen-eral public visiting this CBD is unaccepta-ble. Many vehicles have been broken into,scratched or dented and there has beenmany cases of pickpocketing, especiallyover weekends. There is alleged drug trad-ing as well as illegal pirate CD trading,” hesays.Parker further claims the hub is a health

hazard. “Many of these car guards and beg-gars sleep here. This creates a sanitationnightmare, as sanitation services are notprovided for vagrants sleeping in the CBD.The local toilets are open only during theday and not on Sundays,” he says.Davids says theCity is ready to tackle the

concerns of traders.“We have established a task team that

will go to Gatesville and see the problemstraders face daily.Wewill start working onimproving Gatesville immediately. It’stimeweget this areaback to its glorydays,”he says.

Plan to cleanup Gatesville

WORKING TOGETHER: Athlone subcouncil man­ager Edgar Carolissen chaired the meeting andfielded complaints by businessmen in the area.

THE BOTTOM LINE: Fed­up business owners says action must be taken to elevate Gatesville and turnit back into the shopper’s paradise of yesteryear. PHOTOS: LUZUKO ZINI

PEOPLE'S POST | ATHLONETuesday, 9 April 20138 PHOTOS

PUBLIC MEETINGManenberg (The Downs) Housing Project

The City of Cape Town has arranged a public meeting in Manenberg to update thecommunity of the progress of the housing project in the area focussing specifically onbeneficiary screening and approval.

If your name appears on the proposed beneficiary list for Manenberg, Sherwood Park,Surrey Estate, Gugulethu and Tambo and attended the previous beneficiary screeningsessions and submitted the required documents, you are requested to attend the meeting.

Date: Tuesday 16 April 2013Time: 18:30 to 20:00Venue: Druiwevlei Community Centre (Opposite Saambou Primary School)

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• Street People Policy• Early Childhood Development Policy• Youth Development Policy• Vulnerable Persons Policy• Prevention of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Policy• Poverty Alleviation and Reduction Strategy

Written comments can be submitted in any of the following ways:

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The closing date for public comment is 7 May 2013.

For further information, please contact Fatima Davids attel. 021 417 4086 or send an e-mail toSocialDevelopment@capetown.gov.za.

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HAVE YOUR SAY!POLICIES AND STRATEGY

SQUEALS of laughter filled the air at Al-icedale Primary when the school recentlyhosted its annual fun day.Little ones ran free and had a ball on the

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SSCHOOLCHOOL IS WAY CIS WAY COOL:OOL: It was giggles galore as children actively participated in the fun activitiesat the Alicedale Primary fundraiser. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

WWAATER BTER BABIEABIES:S: The water slide was a hit with the excited little ones who made quite a splash.

CCOLOOLOURUR MEME PREPRETTY:TTY: These Foundation Phasepupils turned their faces into bright canvasses.

WAWATER WTER WORKORKS:S: This Grade 7 pupil was in chargeof creating the water wonderland.

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ANNGO is looking to use sport to fight gang-sterism and poverty in Heideveld.TheCapeFlatsYouthDevelopmentyester-

day kicked off a sports management courseat the Cathkin Community Centre that willrun until 28 June.The themeof the course is to build commu-

nities through sport and the programme isopen to all to attend.The community will get an opportunity to

learn about sport administration, sportcoaching and sport business.Joseph Booysen, the vice-chairperson for

the organisations, says the aim of the courseis to equip participants with the knowledge

and skills to understand community sport.“This interactive course will equip par-

ticipants with the knowledge to plan andimplement community sport programmesin their own communities. They will learnto work with the community in a hands-onapproach,” he says.“The youth in all of our communities are

strugglingwithgangsterism, falling topeerpressure and drug abuse. Sport is a meansto eliminate violence, provide opportuni-ties and a bridge to cross all racial divides.“It’s through sport that especially the

youth can learn to interact and learn fromeach other. This coursewill createwonder-ful opportunities within our communitiesand break the barriers that exist.”

Ward councillor AnthonyMoses says the course willteach the community to be re-sponsible citizens.“The sport programme will

allow the youth to further theirskills. Our areas are rife withmany social challenges thatwere caused by social engineer-ing. The programme will bringan opportunity to help changethe social status of our commu-nity,” he says.“We ask that all our institu-

tions, schools, sports forma-tions and the broader commu-nity come forward and partici-pate in theseprogrammes.Let’shelp and play a part in bringingsocial changebyusing sports asa medium. Our youth shouldgrab this opportunity to bettertheir livelihood and even to fur-ther their studies in sport.”Booysen says theyareaiming

to improve the quality of life forall people living on the Cape

Flats through sport.“We passionately believe in the benefits of

sport from the enjoyment and sense ofachievement that participation brings.” hesays. “Our mission is to encourage everyone

in Heideveld to discover and develop theirown sporting experience, helping to in-crease participation and improve perform-ances in community sport. This forms partof our five-year plan,” he says.

CCommunityommunity devdevelelopment: gopment: gameame on!on!

SPORSPORTINGTING CHANCE:CHANCE: Heideveld residentsare being urged to further their knowledgeby taking part in the sports managementcourse being offered at the Cathkin Com­munity Centre. PHOTO: LAILA MAJIET

PEOPLE'S POST | ATHLONETuesday, 9 April 201310 WORD ON THE STREET

NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE SUBCOUNCILS:APRIL 2013Notice is hereby given that the meeting of the 24 (twenty four) Subcouncils for theCity of Cape Town will take place at the time and venue indicated in the schedule below:

Subcouncil Venue Date Time Manager

1Council Chambers, Royal Ascot,Milnerton

18 10:00Peter Deacon021 550 1001

2 Kraaifontein Council Chambers 17 10:00Fred Monk021 980 6053

3Council Chambers, Voortrekker Road,Goodwood

18 10:00Johannes Brand021 590 1676

4Parow Council Chambers, Tallent Street,Parow

18 09:00Ardela van Niekerk021 444 0196

5The Hague Community Hall, Cnr DelftMain & Silversands Road, The Hague

17 10:00Martin Julie021 695 8161

6Bellville Council Chambers, BellvilleCivic Centre

15 10:00Pat Jansen021 918 2024

7 Durbanville Council Chamber 15 10:00Carin Viljoen021 444 0689

8 Strand Council Chambers, Strand 18 10:00Izak du Toit021 850 4149

9Solomon Tshuku Hall, Site C,Khayelitsha

17 10:00Johnson Fetu021 360 1351

10 Lookout Hill Tourism Facility, Khayelitsha 15 10:00Goodman Rorwana021 360 1267

11 Athlone Minor Hall 17 10:00Kayise Nombakuse021 630 1737

12 Lentegeur Civic Centre 18 10:00Alesia Bosman021 371 4550

13Fezeka Council Chambers 17 10:00

Lunga Bobo021 630 1619

14 Fezeka Council Chambers 15 10:00Christopher Jako021 630 1678

15Raven Room, Pinelands TrainingCentre, Pinelands

17 10:00Mariette Griessel021 531 3437

16Council Chambers, 44 Wale Street,Cape Town

15 10:00Marius Coetsee021 487 2055

17 Athlone Minor Hall 18 10:00Edgar Carolissen021 637 9757

18Rondevlei Subcouncil Chambers,Lotus River

18 10:00Okkie Manuels021 700 4020

19 Council Chambers, Fish Hoek 15 10:00Desiree Mentor021 784 2011

20Council Chambers, Alphen CentreConstantia

17 10:00Brian Ford021 794 2493

21Oostenberg Council Chambers,Kuils River

17 10:00Pieter Grobler021 900 1502

22 Strand Council Chambers 15 10:00Richard Moi021 900 1508

23 Colorado Community Centre 15 10:00Raphael Martin021 371 4551

24 Khayelitsha Training Centre 18 10:00Anthony Mathe021 956 8000

To access the full agenda and all supporting documentation 72 hours before the meeting goto www.capetown.gov.za/subcouncils

Highlight the date of the subcouncil meeting, choose the subcouncil you require anddownload the agenda. Please report any difficulties to the relevant subcouncil manager.

• Proposed Amendments to the Wastewater and Industrial Effluent By-law• Policy on the Implementation of the Expanded Public Works Programme• Draft five-year plan 2012–2017 (IDP): 2013/2014 review for public comment: request

for a public presentation slot

Any person wishing to make a verbal submission must book a time slot at his/her localsubcouncil office at least two days before the April 2013 round of subcouncil meetings.Members of the public who are unable to write, may come to the subcouncil officementioned above during office hours and a member of staffwill assist them to transcribe their comments.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER

JUDY FJUDY FONTWI:ONTWI:She says peopleshould get tat­toos for the rightreasons. “I lovetattoos because Ithink it’s art. It’s apersonal choiceto get one butpeople should notget a tattoo justto impress peo­ple. I have fivetattoos and I’mgetting anotherone soon.”

URMILURMIL DESDESAI:AI:He says it’sacceptable –in modera­tion. “I canhandle a per­son with onesmall tattoo,but gettingmany is justabnormal.I’m going toget one my­self but it willbe my firstand last.”

WILLIAMWILLIAM DEDEVILLIERVILLIERS:S: Hesays peopleget tattoosjust to showoff and hedoesn’t see thepoint. “It’swrong to havetattoos be­cause if Godwanted me tohave a tattoo, Iwould havebeen born withit.”

ALIZEALIZE RIX:RIX: Shesays tattoosare art and away of self ex­pression. “Aperson with atattoo is likeanyone else. Idon’t judgepeople basedon having one. Ialready have atattoo but I’mthinking of get­ting another.”

JOJOSESE ALINO:ALINO: Hesays as a religiousman he has to dis­agree with theidea of havingyour body inked.He thinks they arewrong and do notlook good. “In theBible it says tat­toos are from thedevil and there­fore I do not agreewith people get­ting them.”

Getting inked:Getting inked:art or trash?art or trash?

PEOPLE get tattoos for various reasons.Some do it on spiritual grounds, somein remembrance of a special person or

event and others for no reason other thanart.People’s Post interns Luzuko Zini and Tar-

ren-Lee Habelgaarn polled readers to findout whether they thought tattoos were artyor trashy.

MELISSA FOMELISSA FOU­U­RIE:RIE: She feels ifpeople getinked it shouldhave meaning.She continuesthat it get lessappealing withage. “You mightget a tattoo ofan eagle whileyou are youngbut when youget older it willlook like a spar­row.”

JOJOUBERT AUBERT ACKER:CKER:He thinks tattoosare art and tell astory. He sayswhile some peo­ple get tattoos tobe cool, others doit for a deepermeaning. “Mytattoos tell mylife story. Somepeople also sayonce you startyou can’t stop be­cause it gets ad­dictive.”

THE zany Top Gear boys areback.

They’re headed for Durban’sMoses Mabhida Stadium for theTop Gear Festival on Saturday 15and Sunday 16 June.

This year two-time Formula 1Champion Mika “Flying Finn”Häkkinen will join them as aguest driver.

The event promises to be big-ger, better and, in true Top Gearstyle, even more ambitious thanin 2012.

There will be four sensationallive stadium performances host-ed by Jeremy Clarkson, James May andtheir tame racing driver, The Stig, alongwith their amazing team of dare-devilprecision drivers.

Also returning is the unique and ac-tion-packed Durban Street Circuitwhich last year played host to a 90-minute track show hosted by Le Mansracing driver Tiff Needell and local F1presenter and DJ Sasha Martinengo aswell as the hugely anticipated F1 dis-play. Petrolheads can immerse them-selves in their favourite brands and mer-chandise at the extensive motoring expoat the People’s Park.

For more information on ticket prices,which range from R250 to R2 100, or tobook visit www.topgearfestival.co.za.V Win! People’s Post readers can win five doublebasic tickets valued at R250 each. The tickets arenot transferrable and only valid for the Sunday16 June show. These are basic tickets only to viewthe Top Gear Live Stadium Show. They offer all-day access to the festival site, which includes TheAction Zone, The Motoring Pavilion and standingview of the Street Circuit. Parking at the venue,as well as travel and accommodation to the ven-ue and the show are at the expense of the win-ners. Enter at www.peoplespost.co.za. Winnerswill be notified via email.

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IT’S HOT and happening.Taste of Cape Town is

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The festival offers thebest food the Mother Cityhas to offer as the venuebecomes one giant restau-rant where enthusiastscan sample the offeringsof 11 different eateries in one venue.

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Electrical Repairs

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Tours

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Repairs –Vehicles

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Property for Sale

SEPARATE ENTRANCE FORRENT ­ GREENHAVEN

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THIS COULD BE YOURS

FLAT: 1 bed,lounge, fitted kitchen,

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is approx.R7 500 p m you could

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4 beds, fully-fitted kitchen, louge

and diningroom, seperate

entrence, plot size 800 m² +++

swimming pool

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082 673 1503

SOUTHFIELD R920 000

NEED AN AGENT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE FAST AND EFFICIENTLY? CALL ANTHONY ARENDSE 021 704 0289 OR 082 673 1503

LENTEGEUR

R299 000

RETREAT/LAKEVIEW

R235 000

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3 beds, lounge, kitchen, large

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3 beds, tiled lounge, fully-fitted kitchen, tiled bathroom,

burglar bars, alarm, large grounds, close to Westgate Mall.

TABLEVIEW WEST RIDINGR975 000

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family room, fitted kitchen,

lounge, 2 bathrooms,

4 garages, large 704m,

close to Wood Road.

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021-704 2160/

083 482 4250

RONDEVLEI R499 000

SANDRIFT - CENTURY CITY R839 000

lovely 2 bedroom (bics), tiled lounge, open plan and fully-fitted

kitchen, large braai room + Garage.

Need an agent to sell your house fast and efficiently? Call MARK ANTHONY 021 7042160 or 083 482 4250

HANOVER PARKR199 000

1/2 beds with built in cupboards,

kitchen, lounge, bathroom,

parking for 2 cars in yard. If your

combined wages are ± R6500pm,

you could buy this house

Large flat (approximately 61m²).

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bathroom & parking bay.

MAITLAND (10th Ave)R379 000

Mark Anthony021 704 2160 /083 482 4250

Need an agent to sell your house fast and efficiently? Call Mark Anthony 021 704 2160 /083 482 4250

3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms,lounge, kitchen, bathroom,

garage (3 cars) +++ SeperateEntrance

Free-standing, 3 beds, largekitchen, lounge, bathroom,garage facade, outdoor braai+++ Seperate Entrance

3 beds, lounge, kitchen,bathroom + another 3

bedroom house!

ColoradoOnly R649 000

Westridge(House + Seperate Entrance)

Only R529 000

De Kuilen (Kuilsrivier)2 houses on 2 plots

for R925 000

Lovely 2 neds, bics, nice tiledlounge + dining room,fitted

kitchen, tiled bathroom, carport,ecclosed, close to Cedars

Avenue.Very Neat

Lovely 2 beds,large tiled lounge + dining room or thirdbedroom,bathroom,fitted kitchen with cupboards,largeyard,enclosed with carport. If your combined wages areapproximately R9000pm, then you could buy this house!

3 beds, lounge, kitchen,bathroom.Close To Clock Tower.

If your combined wages isapprox R8800.00 PER MONTHYOU COULD BUY THIS HOUSE

Urgenty needproperties for my

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lounge,fitted kitchen,tiled bathroom +

shower,double Garage,large cemented

yard, Very Secure

BEACON VALLEY

R329 000

HEIDEVELD

R450 000

WESTRIDGE R395 000ROCKLANDS

R309 000

STRANDFONTEIN R539 000

POSSIBILITIES

3 beds, fitted kitchen, bathroom,

lounge, enclosed, spacious yard

BEAUTIFUL FINISHES

3/4 beds, tiled sunken lounge, diningroom, fully-fitted kitchen, shower and bath, garage

PEOPLE'S POST | ATHLONETuesday, 9 April 201314 CLASSIFIEDS

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082 723 1118

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Coniston Park, Capricorn, Fairways, Grassy Park,

Heathfield, Lotus River, Marina Da Gama,

Montegu's Gift, Retreat, Steenberg, Zeekoevlei.

Attention sellers we have buyers for:

SHIHAAM072 192 1411

KASHIFAH073 929 3221

GADIJA082 823 1801

SHARIEF084 739 6372

FAZLYN073 184 2535

CANDICE071 1565 672

AGENTS WANTED:Join our family and let us share our success with you!

R495 000 GRASSY PARK PLOT:

KASHIFAH 073 929 3221

625m² Plot in 2nd Avenue Grassy Parkwith Water and Electricity

Connections.

R285 000 MORGENS VILLAGE:

FAZLYN 073 184 2535

Fully Enclosed 2 BedroomMaisonette with a Lounge, Kitchenand Family Bathroom. Close to allAmenities and Westgate Mall.

R289 000 MONTROSE PARK:

SHIHAAM 072 192 1411

Freestanding 2 Bedroom House,Lounge with Laminated Flooring &Knotty Pine Ceiling, Fully FittedKitchen, Bath, Burglar Bars andTandem Garage for 2 Cars.

R279 000 EASTRIDGE:

SHIHAAM 072 192 1411

Fully Enclosed Neat Semi Attached3 Bedroom House with Lounge,F.Kitchen, F.Bath, Burglar BarsThroughout, Automated Garage

with Parking for 2 Cars.

R419 000 RETREAT:

GADIJA 082 823 1801

Semi 4 Bedroom House Consisting

of 2 BIC, Lounge, Dining Room,

Fitted Kitchen, 2 Baths and a

Garage.

R329 000 LENTEGEUR:

CANDICE 071 156 5672

Fully Enclosed 2 Bedroom Housewith Lounge,Tv Room, Dinette,Fitted Kitchen, Fam Bathroom

& Carport. Also SituatedClose to all Amenties.

R2 400 000 ZEEKOEVLEI:

SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118

5 Bedroom House with 2 En-Suites, BIC,Lounge, Entertainment Area, Dining

Room, 2 F.F.Kitchens, 1 with a Scullery,Double Automated Garage, AutomatedGates, Swimming Pool, Pool House &plenty more...

R265 000 TAFELSIG:

SHIHAAM 072 192 1411

3 Bedroom, Lounge, Kitchen, FamBath, Garage, Parking for 3 Cars.

R249 000 TAFELSIG:

SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118

3 Beds, Lounge, Fitted Kitchen,Bath and Garage.

R255 000 EASTRIDGE:

SHIHAAM 072 192 1411

Fully Enclosed 3 Bedroom House witha Lounge, Kitchen & Fam Bath. Alsohas Enclosed Parking & Close to AllAmenities.

CALL US FOR A NO OBLIGATION FREE VALUATION.

?

infogp@durrestates.comGrassy Park: 021 705 8961

R2 350 000 SCHAAPKRAAL PLOT:

GADIJA 082 823 1801

4016m2 +/- R30 000.00 CurrentRental Income, Separate Bungalow,

Entertainment Area, AluminiumWorkshop included AluminiumWindows & Doors Throughout.

R275 000 MONTROSE PARK:

SHIHAAM 072 192 1411

Freestanding 2 Bedroom Corner Housewith a Lounge, Kitchen, FamilyBathroom + Separate Entrance,

Enclosed Parking for 2 Cars and Closeto all Amenities.

FOR ALL THE OTHER PROPERTIES WE HAVE ON THE MARKET – CALL US NOW!!

Thinking of SELLING?? We have BUYERS for your Home!! FREE, NO OBLIGATION VALUATION – CALL US.

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SMART MOVE TO BE WITH US!!

Linda Cornelius

083 668 8711

Seawinds

R420 000

Denise Walpole

084 200 0097

Grassy Park

R999 000

Bonni Morris

083 350 9509

Penlyn Estate

R1 200 000

Bonni Morris

083 350 9509

Sybrand Park

R1 500 000

Bonni Morris

083 350 9509

Rylands

R1 700 000 Neg

Janine Hendricks

076 812 1017

Ottery

R1 150 000

Chris Morris

082 586 0805

Kenwyn

R995 000

Denise Walpole

084 200 0097

Grassy Park

R650 000

Linda Cornelius

083 668 8711

Retreat

R350 000

Linda Cornelius

083 668 8711

Retreat

R790 000

ZEEKOEVLEI R 1 160 000

OTTERY R 720 000FOR SALE RETREAT R550 000

ON SHOW SUNDAY 14TH APRIL - 2 PM TO 5 PM

3 Bed home on large plot

++ 3 incomplete flats

(extra R 20,000 to complete)

Four beds (bics) lounge, FF kitchen,

Full family bathroom, blinds

throughout, single garage + single

carport.

Immaculate three bedroom townhouse.

Built-in cupboards in all rooms,

Lounge, Fully fitted kitchen, Laundry,

Family bathroom and guest loo, Blinds

and Trelli doors, Single enclosed

carport.

Everything we touch turns to SOLD

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OTTERY: R680.000excl

F/s, 3Beds, Stoep, Lnge, F/Bath, FFK,

Garage, Carport, Encl, C/Fan, S/Gates.

MISHKAAH 079 521 4355

LANSDOWNE: R2,2 million

Vacant Commercial Plot 1100m.

SHEREENA 072 435 4085

BRIDGETOWN: R650.000excl

2Beds(Bics), FFK(Defy), Laundry, Pool

(8x4m), Garage, D/way, Ent . Area

SDAVIES 073 773 5723

NEWFIELD VILLAGE: R280.000excl

Mais, 3Beds, Lounge (Tiled), F/Bath,

Kitchen, Parking, Enclosed.

NORMAN 083 772 8912

HANOVER PARK: R285.000excl

Semi, 1Beds, Lnge, Bath, Separate

Shower, Carport, Kitchen, Cem, Encl

NAJWA 082 377 7027

MANENBERG: R429.999excl

Semi, 3Beds, Lnge cm Drm, FFK, Encl,

D/Façade Carport, Laundry, Storerm.

AQEELAH 074 042 4168

ATHLONE: R679.999excl

F/s, 3Beds (Bics), Lnge cm Drm, Stoep,

F/Bath, FFK, S/Entrance, Encl, 440m.

SAEEDA 083 519 4159

FAIRWAYS: R950.000neg

F/s, 3Beds(Bics), Lnge cm Drm, F/Bath,

FFK(Defy), Pool, 568m, Carport, Encl.

KEITH 084 888 2526

RONDEBOSCH EAST: R1 million

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

ON GOLDEN MILE, 500m, Needs TLC.

ISHERENE 083 350 2777

HANOVER PARK: R259.000neg

Mais, 3Beds, Fitted Kitchen, Lnge,

F/Bath, Carport (2xCars), Tiled roof, Encl

SAEEDA 083 519 4159

SCHAAPKRAAL: R2 5million

Vacant and Enclosed

Plot 7997m.

NAZEEMA 073 924 4460

NEWFIELDS VILLAGE: R279.999

Mais, 3Beds(1xBics), Lounge with

D/Lights, Kitchen, Carport, Encl.

AQEELAH 074 042 4168

GRASSY PARK: R699.999excl

F/s, 3Beds(2xB), Lnge, F/Bath, FFK,

Carport, Very Modern House, space

MISHKAAH 079 521 4355

KENWYN: R690.000excl

2Beds(1xBics), Lounge, F/Bath,

Fitted Kitchen, Garage, Encl.

ANTHONY 079 018 7866

HIGHLANDS EST: R770.000excl

F/s, 3Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, Mes, OPK,

Tiled roof, G/Flat, 497m, KPC, Encl.

SDAVIES 073 773 5723

BONTEHEUWEL: R260.000excl

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

A/roof, Encl, 315m, B/Bars, S/Gates,

SAEEDA 083 519 4159

LANSDOWNE: R1 400.000excl

D/s, 4Beds, Lnge, Drm, FFK, Mes,

Laundry, Study, Garage, Carport, 795 m²,

NAJWA 082 377 7027

RETREAT:R1 800.000excl

F/s, 4Beds, S/Lnge, Drm, 2x F/Bath, Mes,

FFK, Laundry, G/Pool, D/Garage, 2100m

FREDELENE 078 551 0906

HAZENDAL VILLAS: R640.000excl

Flat, 3Beds, Lounge, F/Kitchen, F/Bath,

Court Yard, Garage, E/Fencing, Encl.

SDAVIES 073 773 5723

NEWFIELDS ESTATE: R680.000excl

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

G/Flat, Parking, E/Garden, Encl, 391m²,

SDAVIES 073 773 5723

NEWFIELDS VILLAGE: R400.000excl

3Beds, FFK, Garage, Carport, Braai,

2x Balconies, A/Windows, S/Gates.

ACHMAT 079 542 1992

SURREY ESTATE: R1 150million

F/s, 3Beds(Bics), FFK, Laundry,

Workshop, Jetmaster, Garage, Encl

SAEEDA 083 519 4159

OTTERY: R375.000excl

Flat, 2Beds (1xBics), Lounge, F/Bath,

Fitted Kitchen, P/Bay, C/Pool, Encl.

JESICHA 073 698 9260

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OFF: (share call) 087 807 9119 OR 021 762-9992FAX: 086 500 8714, CELL: 082 498-4725

info@ceprop.co.za\www.ceprop.co.za

LOG ONTO OUR WEBSITE TO VIEW PROPERTIES/www.ceprop.co.za

Invitation to all Property PractitionersYou are hereby invited to attend a meeting: Date: 11 April 2013, Day: Thursday

Time: 9am – 11:30amVenue: Rondebosch Golf Club (Golf Course Road;off Klipfontein Road; Sybrand Park)

GUEST OF HONOUR: MINISTER OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS : HONOURABLE MINISTER BONGINKOSI MADIKIZELAPLEASE RSVP TO charles@ceprop.co.za

OTTERY TOWNHOUSE – R695 000.00 – 3 beds with bics, FFK, lounge, d/room, fam bath with shower, paved drivewayCharles – 082 498 4725

ON THE BAY -R499 000.00 - neat 3 beds, bics in 2, mes, lounge, ent area, bar area, built in braaiPORTLANDS - R485, 000.00 - 3 bed corner plot, bics in 2nd bed, FFK, lounge, fam bath with shower, sngle carport in front, dble carport at back.Carl – 072 235 5917

TAFELSIG - R280,000 - 3 bed, O/P kitchen, lounge, fam bath, garage converted into tuck-shop Edgar – 078 642 8473

SEAWINDS – R440 000.00- 3 beds with bics, FFK, lounge, fam bath, single garageROCKLANDS – R480 000.00 – 3 Beds with bics, O/P FFK, lounge, fam bath, big grounds, parking for 4 cars behind locked gatesTania – 084 506 4764

NEW WOODLANDS – R299 000.00 – 2 beds, O/P fitted kitchen, lounge, fam bathAlison - 082 462 6700

View photos of our properties onwww.rawson.co.za or www.gumtree.co.za

OTTERY/ATHLONETEL: 021 703 3466FAX: 021 703 3480

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3 Bedroom maisonette

NEWFIELDS VILLAGER325 000 neg

GRAHAM CLASSEN 083 741 4953

Neat 4Beds with grannyflat

MOUNTVIEW

HANOVER PARKR280,000neg

MONTAGUS GIFTR230 000

OTTERYR975 000neg

DONNIVAN DE MINK 083 261 2770 WAYNE STADLER 084 797 6308BASIL WEAVER 082 414 8232

Ideal for large family Priced to Sell! Fully enclosed & secured semi

PEOPLE'S POST | ATHLONETuesday, 9 April 2013 SPORT 15

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R119 995R119 995

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2005 BMW 118 ISUNROOF , MAGS , SPORTS PACK ,

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SUPER LEAGUE B: LOSING START

Pace and guileoutclasses VillagerLIAM MOSES

CLAREMONT club Villager RFC openedtheir league account with a defeat toHands and Heart at Brookside on Satur-

day.Villager were relegated to Super League B

last season after finishing stone-last in theSuper League A, the top flight of club rugbyin Cape Town.The club, SouthAfrica’s secondoldest after

Hamiltons, were expected to win the encoun-ter, but three sublime tries saw the visitorswin 26-16.Villager opened the scoring through a pen-

alty in the fourth minute, but outside centrePiet Wilmans’ kick would be the home sides’last points of the first half.Hearts went into the game with the inten-

tion to spread the ball and keep the heavierand larger Villagers pack on the move.The tactic eventually started to bear fruit

after 20 minutes when they raced to a com-manding lead, thanks to an 11-point haul injust four minutes.Flyhalf Trevor Booysen levelled the scores

in the 22ndminute and then followed upwitha try in the 23rd, after his side broke fromtheir own 22m area. Booysenmissed the sub-sequent conversion attempt, but would re-deem himself after only a few minutes.Villager were struggling to live with the

pace and guile of the Hearts backs and werekept on the back foot by the visitors’ off-load-ing and quick recycling.Booysen again took centre-stage when he

helped set up Vivian Fredericks for his

team’s second touchdown in the 26thminute.He, however, again failed to add the extrapoints.Villager looked a renewed side when they

returned from the half-time break and nar-rowed the deficit to just one point, after a tryfrom fullbackDylanBarkasandaconversionfrom Wilmans.The sides then traded penalties, with in-

side centre Roan Groenewald goaling kicksin the 18th and 32nd minutes, and Booysenresponding with a drop goal in the 24th anda penalty in the 35th.The game was eventually put to bed in the

final minute when Hearts winger Christo-pher van der Heever forced his way over inthe final minute and Booysen converted.

. Meanwhile, Villager’s rivals and south-ern suburbs neighbours, False Bay RFC,fared better in their season opener againstSuper League B newcomers Hamlets on Sat-urday.The Constantia side scored 11 tries and

conceded just one to trounce their opposition76-11 at Phillip Herbstein.The mammoth victory has seen Bay usurp

the top spot on the table, as they go in searchof a top two finish and promotion back to Su-per League A.

. Primrose also got their season off to apromising start, beating Brackenfell RFC20-3 in Kenilworth to finish the weekend inthird on the table.

. SK Walmers edged out Belhar 17-15 inone of only two games in Super LeagueA thisweekend. The victory leaves them second onthe table.

BREACHED: Primrose RFC’s Tashriq Omar crosses the white wash despite the attentionsof Brackenfell RFC player Alistair Frazenburg during a Super League B game at theKenilworth Sports Complex on Saturday. Primrose were eventual 20­3 victors.

PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

COMING AT YOU: SK Walmers RFC loose forward Jody Burch hurtles towards the BelharRFC defence during a Super League A match at the Green Point Track on Saturday.Burch helped his side to a 17­15 win in their opening game.

PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

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Hats off to ball legendsLIAM MOSES

SOME of the province’s greatest baseballand softball players are set to receiverecognition for their service to the

game.This after the Western Cape Hall of Fame

for Baseball and Softball Legends was found-ed by a group of current and former playersin January.The formation of the Hall was announced

at the Baseball South Africa junior inter-re-gional tournament at Chucker Road SportsComplex on Friday evening.Carolyn Inglis, secretary of Kenfac Phillies

Softball Club, says the purpose of the Hall isto “honour, recognise and acknowledge thegreatest and softball legends”.“I think it’s important because we have

very little record to show and acknowledgeand the excellent performances and serviceof former players, administrators and coach-es prior to unification,” Inglis says.“I think it is something to work towards.

This recognition is for legends. It is for thegreatest players and administrators. Whenwe (currently) give recognition it is just fornow – like a player of the year award. But alegend is the best you can find.Youmusthavebeen the best.”Inglis says the idea for theHall of Famewas

first discussed at social gatherings of softballplayers. It has sincebeen formalised,with theelection of a committee and the organisationbeing accepted as an affiliate of the Western

Province Softball Federation and BaseballAssociation Western Province.The Hall of Fame are yet to select players

to be inducted, but Inglis says this will hap-pen once a sub-committee is constituted.“We are going to induct the legends over

different eras and phases. The first phase(will be) playerswho are 70-years-old and old-er, then in 2014 we are going to look at those(aged) 60 years andolder, and (we’ll) continuethat (way),” says Inglis.“There is one criteria – you have to aged

50 years or older. We may be looking at play-ers who served (the sport) for more than 10years orwho (was selected for the) provincial(team) or played at the highest level, in termsof the league structures.”The first batch of inductees will be an-

nounced at a ceremony planned for October.Once the legends have been inducted into thehall, their pictures and plaqueswill be placedat a “neutral” venue, which is yet to be con-firmed.Inglis says the organisation hopes to turn

the venue into a small museum, where news-paper clippings and other memorabilia willalso be displayed.The Hall of Fame Committee will be at an

information kiosk at the Old School Festivalat Athlone Athletics Baseball Club from Sat-urday 27 toMonday 29April.Anyonewhohasbaseball memorabilia to donate to the Hallcan attend the Festival and visit the kiosk.V For any further information phone Inglis on083 286 7199.

STAUNCH DEFENCE: Sadia Sadien of Violets RFC knocks back Zhaahier Stuurman ofCaledonian Roses during an under­9 league match at the Noll Avenue Sports Complexin Athlone on Saturday. The match ended in a 15­15 stalemate. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS