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WETTON: WATCH CALLS FOR ROAD CLOSURE TO STEM THIEVING TROLLEY BRIGADE

Wheeling and ‘steeling’CHEVON BOOYSEN

@ChevonBooysen

Volunteer crime fighters arecalling for the closure of aWetton street to stop scrap

collectors targeting nearby homesfor a quick buck.But council says denying access

to a public throughwaywill not getthe thumbs up.Homeowners living in Wood-

lands Road and Glenook Avenueare livid and are taking a stand.The say the “trolley brigade”

has been stripping the metal fromtheir properties – a problem theysay manifested after SA Metalopened its doors on PlantationRoad last year.Wetlands Neighbourhood

Watch member Abe Julius has re-ceived numerous reports fromfrustrated locals who are placingtheblamesquarely on thedoorstepof the scrap dealership.“Because of this, we want Wet-

ton Road – where it meets Planta-tion Road – to be closed down com-pletely, prohibiting access to anyvehicles andpedestrians,” he says.Thieves making their way to SA

Metal through the area withwheelie bins and bicycles are tar-geting the homes they pass tomake an extra buck, Julius claims.“It is a battle trying to keep

crime out of the area, but we have

a plan to take back our streets. Weneed to rid our community of theseelements.”Resident Mark Kloots is an ar-

dent supporter of the proposal toclose the road.His Glenook Avenue property

has been targeted twice in the lastmonth.“They jumped over my six foot

walls to enter my backyard,” hesays.“I have laser wiring on the front

walls but they got clever and wentaround the back. They stole thespares for my Beach Buggy, whichincluded the carburettor.”Not even his dog was able to pro-

tect his property from the thieves,he continues.“My dog is able to roam freely

around the yard, but they lockedhim in my house while they gotwhat they wanted.”Kloots has since jackeduphis se-

curity even more in order to safe-guard his property.“It’s an inconvenience. I had to

spend thousands to installmore la-ser wiring. I once chased after agroup of these collectors and askedthem why they were stealing fromus. They just left their trolley andran.”V To page 2ON THE MOVE: Two men can beseen wheeling a trolley down theroad between residences.

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PROPERTY: POTENTIAL HOME BUYERS SHOULD MAKE INFORMED CHOICES

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Buying or selling property through anestate agent?Here’s how to protect your interests

whendoing so, andwhatyoucando if thingsgo wrong.Investing your life savings to buy a prop-

erty is not an easy decision to make.But knowing you’re in the capable hands

of an upright estate agent may make the ex-perience a lot less daunting.While all estate agents are required to reg-

ister with the Estate Agency Affairs Board(EAAB),manyhavebeen found to be operat-ing without the required certification.The board is a body established by gov-

ernment to protect your interests when youbuy and sell property through an estateagent.The board’s marketing and publications

manager, Margie Campbell, says verifyingthe status of the estate agent is as easy aspicking up the phone.“They (potential buyers and sellers) can

phone our call centre on 087 285 3222 andprovide the estate agent’s name and askthem to verify or they can view our websiteand under the agent search key type in theestate agents name,” she says.People’s Post recently reported on a prin-

cipal estate agent plying her trade withoutthe relevant certification (“Evicted familycharged with trespassing”, 15 May).Record of sale by a company which pro-

vides comprehensive data, analytics andsystems on property shows estate agentMishka Cassiem (Truter) bought a propertyon 23May 2012. It was purchased by the newowner on 26 June 2012 and transferred joint-ly to both the new owner and Cassiem on

12 September 2012 bymeansof a simultaneous transfer.A principal agent is re-

quired to have obtained anNQ5 certificate as well as aFidelity Fund Certificate,authorities confirm.Without these, a principal

agent is fraudulently sellingproperty, according to theboard“Only licensed estate

agents are supposed to dealwith real estate transac-tions between a buyer andseller or landlord and ten-ant,” Campbell says. Unli-censed estate agents can beslapped with a fine of up toR25 000.A lack of knowledge and

understanding puts poten-tial buyers at risk.Principal real estate agent Shereen Abra-

hams says the industry is tainted by“dogged agents”, these are agents who per-sist in making a sale to the point of annoy-ance.“I encourage potential buyers and sellers

to familiarise themselves with the processof buying and selling a property through anestate agent before taking the plunge,” shesays. “Dogged agentswill easily take advan-tage of people’s lack of knowledge.”Ask questions before signing off your

hard-earnedmoney,Abrahams encourages.“Make sure you are credit worthy. Pre-

qualify yourself at the bank to know whatyou can buy for,” she advises.“Look at what is on the market in your

price rangeandviewanumberof propertiesto get to know the value of houses on sale

in the area you are purchasing.“Also inspect for defects as renovations

and repairs are costly. Compare what youlike on each property and follow your in-stincts.”Do you suspect your estate agent has vio-

lated the law or the code of conduct govern-ing the industry? You may lodge a com-plaint in writing with the EAAB. You areentitled to claim repayment from theboard’s fidelity fund if an estate agent hasstolen or mismanaged your money.The complaint must contain an exposi-

tion (a comprehensive description and ex-planation) of the conduct and be deliveredby hand or by registered post. The EAABwas unable to confirm the number of unreg-istered estate agents reported to them.V Call the Estate Agency Affairs Board whistle-blowerhotline on 0800 223 225.

WARNING: Potential property buyers and sellers are urged to wiseup on their rights when dealing with estate agents.PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES

Tackling the trolley brigadeKloots has reported the incidents to the po-lice but says nothing has yet come of hisconcerns.“I want SA Metal out of the area because

since they opened here, the incidents havebecome a common occurrence,” he insists.“At other scrapyards in the area you are

able to go in and look for your items and,provided that you can prove it is yours, youcan claim it back. It’s a total different caseat SAMetal. They have told me I must havea search warrant if I want to look for mygoods.”Homeowner Natheer Adams has had to

replace his taps on two occasions after thecopper was stolen in broad daylight.“This was a great inconvenience. When

they stole the taps they left my water run-ning for who knows how long. I had to paythe plumber to stop the water flow and payhim for the repairs. My water bill was alsohigher,” he fumes.Other metal goods, such as his alumini-

um step ladder, vacuum and bicycle, havealso been stolen.“It’s useless replacing the locks because

they keep breaking it. They jumped overmy neighbour’s wall to get into my yard. Ihave not reported these thefts because thepolice have taken forever to solve a previ-ous case that I had reported.”Ward councillor Monty Oliver says pro-

posals to close down the road has been re-ceived by him, which was referred to coun-cil, but it was not granted.“We do know that there is a problemwith

thieves in the area but prohibiting accessany further cannot be granted. It is a publicroad that cannot be closed,” Oliver insists.The bullets at the cul-de-sac on Wood-

lands drive was put in place to calm trafficthrough the area butmore than that cannotbe done, he says.Nyanga cluster commander General Ma-

jor Robbie Robberts says residents shouldreport all incidents, and assures that policeare monitoring all registered and unregis-tered scrapyards in the area.“We have asked SAMetal to send us daily

reports of the goods they receive for scrap-ping. They are also not allowed to clearscrap from the yard within seven days ofreceiving it. They should not accept anyscrap from people if they cannot provide avalid ID for identification. Copies are madeof the peoples IDs and sent to us so we areable to keep track of who the people are thatare handing in scrap.”SA Metal director Graham Barnett says

the SA Metal Group “adheres strictly to alllegal requirements and does not buy stolengoods”. He failed to respond to specificquestions posed by People’s Post.V Have your say. Starting with the word “Post”, SMSyour thoughts to 32516. SMSes cost R1.

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HANOVER PARK: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW SCHOOLS COMMENCE

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Two Hanover Park schools are finallybeing rebuilt.

Mountview High and Voorspoed Pri-mary will finally be constructed from brickand mortar, decades after the first pupilsstepped into the prefabricated classroomsduring the apartheid era.

The project, totalling almost R1bn, has al-ready started taking shape during May andis expected to be completed by April 2015.

Provincial education department spokes-person Paddy Attwell says the schools wereselected as the age-old material is deterio-rating.

“Both schools were built using inappro-priate, prefabricated materials,” he says.

The replacement forms part of the nation-al Accelerated School Infrastructure Devel-opment Initiative.

The upgrade at Voorspoed Primary willinclude new facilities such a science labora-tory, a computer centre, a new administra-tion building and a hall.

“Furthermore, 28 refurbished class-rooms, three Grade R classrooms, a multi-media centre, physical training slabs (con-crete slabs usually used for netball courts)and a sports field will be added,” Atwellsays.

The rebuild at Mountview will include 26classrooms, a science laboratory, a compu-ter centre, a multi-purpose classroom, amultimedia centre and an administrationbuilding.

Renovations to the existing hall, physicaltraining slabs and sports field will also bedone.

Residents in the immediate vicinity andwithin 5km of the schools will be consid-

ered as primary labourers for theseprojects, the project managers recently re-vealed at a public meeting.

Pupils’ parents will be given first prefer-ence.

Ward councillor Antonio van der Rheedeis excited about the project and the opportu-nities it poses for the community.

“We are pushing for the City of CapeTown’s database to be used when recruitingcommunity members. This would ensure

transparency and would ensure maximumbenefit for employment in a communitythat needs it most,” he says.

“We also need our schools to be safer. Wecannothaveaqualityproduct but thenhaveit broken into as these schools have beenprone to this over the years.”

Neither school principals were availableto comment.V Share your thoughts. Starting with the word “Post”,SMS your views to 32516. SMSes cost R1.

PROGRESS: Construction at Voorspoed Primary has commenced. PHOTOS: CHEVON BOOYSEN

PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNEThursday, 22 May 20144 WORD ON THE STREET

Sanzaf celebrates 40 yearsJODY FORTUIN

@JodyF13

Celebrating 40 years of unparalleled dedica-tion and assistance to theMuslim communi-ty of South Africa.Tomark thismilestone, the South African

National Zakah Fund (Sanzaf) hosted a com-memorative dinner on Friday 16 May.The commemorative dinner took place at

the Islamia College Hall in Lansdowne.Sanzaf is an independent national faith-

based welfare institution.Established in 1974, Sanzaf has grown to

become one of the country’s most recognisa-ble public benefit organisations.Since its inception, the fund has grown ex-

ponentially, with 28 offices currently in op-eration across the country.In their first year, Sanzaf has raised

R10 000, in 2013 they raised R80m and theyare aiming to raise R100m this year.Sanzaf is considered the oldest Zakah in-

stitution in South Africa.Sajid Dawray, national chairperson of

Sanzaf says: “Let us ponder on the problemswe still have on our backs. Worldwide, a bil-lion people go to bed hungry.”“It is no longer about those who have and

don’t have. It is now the have a lots and thehave nots,” he says.During the three-course meal their was a

flag ceremony that represented the 24 differ-ent countries who were present at the din-ner.The organisation has many annual pro-

grammes and projects including the SanzafEducation,EmpowermentandDevelopment(Seed). The Seed programme comprises ofearly childhood development, tertiary andpost-graduate research programmes.Tasneem Barendse, a Seed graduate from

Mitchell’s Plain, says: “I am forever gratefulfor the programmeand everyone supportingSanzaf, because they are supporting under-privileged students like me.”

SPECIAL MOMENT: Rageema Jacobs, Hassiem Cassiem, Sanzaf Western Cape chairperson andSajid Dawray, Sanzaf national chairperson. PHOTOS: JODY FORTUIN

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Preparingfor theBig ChillWinter is here, which means gloves, soup,electric blankets and precautionary meas-ures to stay extrawarm on a rainy day. Pow-er outages are very common inwinter, so it’sprudent to be sparing with electricity andwater. Winter is not a favourite with manypeople, so People’s Post took to the streets tofind out what readers had to say.

ALBERTUS LOEDOLFF doesn’t really take anymeasures to save electricity for winter. “The onlything I did to save money this winter was not replace my pool pump.” PHOTOS: JODY FORTUIN

TASNEEM VAN DIENEL loves to hibernate in winter so she is preparing for the cold times by switching off her geyser. “I love spending time with family and friends on our movie nights.”

LUCKY ELDOM loves the outdoors, so he is nottoo worried about no electricity and warm waterin winter. “I jog a lot, because you don't get toohot and it’s better than just staying at home.”

EVA RAUSCH labels herself as a friend to the environment and is not really perturbed by the Capewinter. “I have solar heating, boreholes and isoboards to save electricity and to heat the house.”

CHRIS BRUINERS is a big fan of winter becausehe gets together with family and friends. “I switchoff the geyser and the TV when it’s not in useand I switch off the lights early.”

MIKE FINN finds it difficult to save electricity andwater in winter, but tries. “I use the washing machine less, but I use the tumble dryer more. I turnoff the geyser and only switch when needed.”

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Lollipop Day – be there!Are you a sucker for agood cause? Well, theWestern Cape Associ-ation for Persons withDisabilities (WCAPD)is running their annu-al Lollipop Day cam-paign.This is one of their

chief fundraisingevents and they aim toraise R100 000.It is estimated that

10% of children have adisability, of which80% live below the poverty line, in un-der-resourced communities.It is every child’s right to livewith dig-

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MANENBERG: VERMIN WREAK HAVOC

Rat attackTARREN-LEE HABELGAARN

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K illers spreading germs. This is whatManenberg council flat tenants arecalling the rats holding them hostage

in their homes.But disease isn’t the only thing they are

spreading.A child was recently left with a bloody

hand after being bitten by a rat.Now residents are demanding that the

City of Cape Town clean up their rentalstock.Maureen Koopman’s four-year-old son

was recently rushed to a nearby clinic afterbeing bitten.“I woke up to the sound of my son scream-

ing and saw his hand covered in blood. Atfirst I thought he got his hand stuck in some-thing, but then I saw the deep flesh wound,”she says.“My son was screaming and pointed to a

rat, which I saw had a bloody mouth. It hadbitten off a big chunk of flesh from his mid-dle and ring finger on his right hand.”If you saw a rat running across the room,

it could “easily be mistaken for a kitten”.“These aren’t your average furry rodents.

These are germ-spreading killers,” she in-sists. “This infestation is unacceptable.Council needs to do something about it. Youcan’t leave your door open or the rats comerunning in.”Fuming residents insist they are tired of

sharing their food, beds, toilets and clothes

with these “cheeky” pests.Tenant ShirleyAbrahams saysher coun-

cil unit is infested. “I have thrown awaysomuch clothing and food because the ratseat everything. At night you will see themrunning from room to room. My childrenare so scared they don’t even want to sitwith their feet on the floor when theywatch TV,” she fumes.Complaints have been received by the

City of CapeTown, confirmsMayoral Com-mittee member for Health Benedicta vanMinnen.She says the health directorate’s actual

expenditure on pest control for the past fiveyears is over R2m.“We have budgeted R560 570 for pest con-

trol for the current financial year. We havea number of rodent prevention measures inplace including block-baiting and aware-ness campaigns,” she says.“The City is currently in the process of

proposing an Integrated Rodent Manage-ment Strategy to the administration and po-litical management committees for their ap-proval. The strategy proposes a number ofpoison-free strategies including rat cagesand rat traps.”In accordancewith international practice,

City Health proactively manages the areaswhere rodent breeding occurs, Van Minnensays.“This is done bymeans of traditional bait-

ing methods and health education. Whereapplicable, we institute legal action againstpeople responsible for creating conditions

that encourage rodent breeding,” shewarns.An Elbe Street resident, who asked that

her name not be published, is convinced theinfestation is a result of illegal dumping inthe neighbourhood. “The rats come from thefield behind my house. People throw theirdirt bags, scrap and even buildingmaterialswherever they see an open space,” sheseethes. “Another problem is people leavingtheir bins outside.The trolleypeople scratchin the bins before they are collected and thenthrow everything out of the bin withoutputting it back.”Chasing the rats away won’t help “be-

cause they aren’t scared”.“Having a catwon’t evenhelp you because

these rats even bite the cats. You can chasethem away but they won’t move. They willjust stare at you.”Van Minnen says rats tend to be a feature

in dense human settlements where there isa steady food supply, stormwater drainage

systems. “It is recommended that residentsrodent-proof their homes. This includes re-moving piles ofwood, refuse and othermate-rial in the vicinity that can provide a placefor rats to breed, sealing off of all openingsaround pipes, doors, windows and holes orcracks in the floor as well as repairing andsealing all openings on the roof.”In addition, Van Minnen says residents

can help to curb the rat problem by keepingtheir areas clean and disposing of waste inbins and keeping these bins closed. “Wherewaste is placed in large refuse skips, thewaste must be in bags first. If food is availa-ble, rats will always prefer the food and nottake the pesticide that the City provides.”Report infestations to the nearest Envi-

ronmental health office or phone the City’scall centre on 0860 103 089.V What do you do to rat-proof your home? Or do youhave a similar problem? Starting with the word “Post”,SMS your thoughts to 32516. SMSes cost R1.

RAT ATTACK: Manenberg residents living incouncil rental stock are seeking a solutionfor rat infestation. PHOTO: TAMMY PETERSEN

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HANOVER PARK: MARTIAL ARTS TOURNAMENT

Karate kids going hi-ya!HANOVER PARKER

A total of 180 full contact karate competi-tors participated in the second FullContact Karate Tournament held at

the Hanover Park Civic Centre on Saturday17 May.

The eventwashosted by theHanoverParkKarate Club and was sponsored by the pro-vincial Department of Sports and Recrea-tion, ward councillor Antonio Van derRheede and Metro Police.

No less than 50 of the Hanover Park Shin-kyokushinkai Karate Dojomembers partici-pated in the event and won a total numberof 32 trophies.

Earlier this year, nine of the HanoverPark Shinkyokushinkai karate studentswere selected to participate in an interna-tional karate tournament taking place in To-kyo on 23 August.

Saturday’s tournament was seen as awarm up event for the nine students andthey showed their class as they easilybrushed their opponents aside to each claimfirst place in this gruelling full contact kara-te event. The club is still desperately seekingsponsors to assist these students in theirquest to participate on the world stage.V To assist, phone Deen Daniels on 0829782508.

FAST FISTS: It was all smiles for Nabeelah Sterrisand Fageerah Agerdien when they were awardedtheir first place trophies. They are both membersof the Hanover Park Shinkyokushinkai Dojo.

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Endless love in Hanover ParkWEB EDITOR

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Friends of the Hanover Park Facebookpage took a trip down memory lane byposting photos of their weddings or thespecial day of their loved ones.

Locals loaded photos dated fromyester-year to decades ago, much to the delightof users who quickly gave their favouritesubmissions the thumbs up.

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geant Nkululeko Mnyaka says womenshould practise precautionary measureswhendriving alone, especially on theirwayto work and when they return home.Since the beginning ofMarch, 14 vehicles

have been reported as being stolen duringhijackings.“Nine arrests have already been made in

these cases and our unit has recovered fiveof the stolen vehicles since it was reported.Theses cars were all recovered in differentareas,” he says.It is also not yet confirmed whether the

hijackers are part of a syndicate.“Not all of the incidents follow the same

modus operandi but we do know that vehi-cles such as Volkswagen Golfs, Polos andolder model cars are being targeted.”Monthly meetings are being held with

the neighbourhood watches in the precinctto clamp down on criminals in the area.To safeguard yourself against crime, po-

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drive;– When driving in your road, be on the

lookout for anyparked cars. If you see a sus-picious vehicle, drive past to see if there areany occupants;– Ensure you are not followed home after

dark and if you feel unsafe, drive to yournearest police station.V Phone the sector police vehicles on 082 378 8760,082 378 8781 or 082 378 8951. The Community Serv-ice Centre can be contacted on 021 700 9000/9043/ 9045.

Find out how you can make your neigh-bourhood a safe place.Manenberg Action Community will be

having a public meeting on Tuesday 27 at18:00. The meeting will take place at Phoe-nix High in room 66.All organisations and structures operat-

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The fanfare for some political parties – and dejected facesfor others – are now a thing of the recent past with theelection figures in and accounted for.

Voters have made every X count and the onus is nowon political parties to make good on those pre-electionpromises.

It has been a frenzied affair to bombard the media withall the (supposedly good) works of councillors all over themetropole.

The rush job to promote councillors and punt everyounce of free publicity should be an Olympic sport, sobusy were the media houses churning out the chaff.

But it bears remembering that what happens after theelection is what counts.

There is enough work waiting for councillors – fromthe most humble of the smallest wards to the premier ofthis beautiful province.

And, unfortunately, there is nothingnew in this regard.On any given day the media is carpet-bombed with a

legion of complaints – fromwater pipes bursting to schoolbuildings indireneedof repairs, crimeandviolence, drugaddiction and peddling, and the clear shout for housing.Intermingled in this are the protest actions of those whohavehad enoughof begging andbeingplacatedby the self-same publicity reports that hit the repeat button whenresponding to the calls for improved housing, medical fa-cilities and education.

Taking public office is not a job for the faint-heartedand now is not the time to shirk responsibilities.

Fixing this province and all the additional problemswhich creep up unexpectedly is going to take a healthydose of planning, long hours at the office and outcomesthat keep most people happy most of the time.

It is, one imagines, a pretty thankless job because justas one problem is solved another crops up.

Wehope government – local andnational – canput theirpolitical differences and personality clashes aside for thegood of the people who voted for them.

Criminals out to destroyI strongly suggest reporters who write arti-cles about criminals should rethink theirempathetic tone. I am not suggesting an in-humanapproach.However, very oftenwhenwe read of active criminals who are injuredor killed by other criminals, the media in-sists on interviewing his relatives who thenexplain what a kind and wonderful personthe criminal was. The media report oftengives one the impression some journalistsdo not fully realise the negative role crimi-nals have in the overall destruction of theSouth African society.

For example, we all know there are mil-lions of South Africans directly affected bythe plague of drugs.

Drug addicts destroy the social, economicand mental fabric of our society. Sympathyheld for those afflicted by addiction shouldbe earmarked for the families and victimsof crime such as rape and murder. Sympa-thising with an injured or murdered drugdealer, drug mule or a drug addict is coun-terproductive as itmakes the efforts of those

working against drug addiction look sense-less.

Journalists should recognise the impor-tant role they play in providing leadershipto our broader society.

Drug addicts do it for the high while drugdealers and mules do it for the easy money.They are not heroes, but people who wantto destroy our communities.

Perhaps reporters who write about drug-related issues should spend more time withelderly parents who are robbed by theirdrug-addicted children instead of trying togenerate empathy for drug addicts, dealersand mules.

Let our society not lose sight of who ouradversaries are and the real threat they rep-resent to our collective well-being.YAGYAH ADAMS,EmailThe role of the media is to present all sidesof any story and to remain impartial. Thereader must make up their own minds aboutany matter. – News Ed.

Canvassing for voteinvasion of privacyI got this SMS tomy cellphone on voting day(translated from Afrikaans) at 17:42 from0872405158: “Just two hours before the vot-ing polls close. TheWestern Cape is head-to-head and the DA needs every vote. Go voteand keep the Western Cape DA!”

The same day I also got a phone call froma DA call centre operator reminding me tovote for the DA. I asked where the DA gotmy cellphone number from (it is a privatenumber) and she said from the (IndependentElectoral Commission) IEC voter’s roll.

How is this possible? Isn’t there a cut-offtime for campaigning? I would like to knowwhat the IEC has to say about this as I didnot give anyone in theDAmynumberorper-mission to canvass for my vote.

This is an invasion of my privacy.NAME WITHHELD,EmailThis letter has been sent to the IEC for com-ment and none has been received at the timeof going to print. – News Ed.

Caught in the trap of addictionMore and more people are addicted tosome form of substance or activity. Itrules their lives; it becomes the centre oftheir thought process and actions. Theseaddictions often destroy them and thosepeople around them, like family andfriends.

Today many people say these peoplehave a disease. The human heart has aninverse capacity to lust, then to turn any-thing desirable into an irresistible addic-tion. Today people are addicted to alcohol,drugs, gambling, sex and even sport.

The addiction enslaves the person insuch a way that he believes he cannot dowithout that to which he is addicted.Sometimes even when a person becomessick, he does not leave the addiction. Takesmoking for example.

The person is told by the doctor to stop,but he just continues until he dies of can-cer. The more the person indulges, themore he is enslaved by the addiction. Thecontrol of the addiction becomes so severe

that the person becomes irrational. Theytotally disregard the consequences ofwhat the addiction can do to them. Maybethe original activity was harmless in thebeginning, but then it started to take con-trol of the person’s life.

Let us take alcohol, for example. In thebeginning it started out just drinking ata social event. Then the person starteddrinking just weekends, and then eventu-ally, being enslaved, must drink more of-ten.

In some cases daily. Same goes fordrugs, the human heart craves pleasure,and pretty soon the enslavement starts.What began as enjoyment, has now be-come a need you cannot go without.

A man is driven by his own lust. Thisperson will fuel his addiction, and he willbelieve he has no choice but what he doesnot know, the more he indulges, the morehe becomes addicted.

He cannot see his world is falling apart,and he can do nothing about it. The addict

has told himself lies until he believes it,he believes whatever he’s doing is harm-less.Hewill lie, cheat andeven sayhe feelslike taking his own life to get people to feelsorry for them.

Through this, he tries to get sympathyfor his addiction, until he stops lying andbecomes honest about his addiction, therewill be no way he could be helped. He willsayhe can stopat any time; this isnot true.According to his thoughts, he is a goodperson who does bad things occasionally.He might even tell people his addiction ishereditary, and that his parents had thisproblem before him. The addict believeswithin himself that he cannot help him-self.

This a lie out of hell. When the situationbecomes out of control, he lies, cheats,steals, bluffs and, when confronted, be-comesaggressive. This is not in all the cas-es. Pray for them.ARTHUR PILLAY,Email

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P arents struggling to cope with pro-viding their disabled child with an im-proved quality of life, need not despair.

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How to buy acar onlineA British fraud intelligence compa-

ny provides eight useful tips forbuying cars online.

According to figures released by theBritish National Fraud Intelligence Bu-reau, online vehicle fraud costs the UKthe equivalent of R296m each year, ac-cording to a report in Wheels24.About half of frauds involved used car

buyers losing part or full payment for avehicle and then loss of contact with the“seller”.HPI, a car history check company,

urges customers to be vigilant, especial-ly when it comes to buying online, asfraudsters have a whole range of tricksthey use to con people out of their mon-ey.

Crafty fraudstersHPI senior consumer cervices manag-

er Shane Teskey says: “The latest fig-ures show that toomanyused car buyersare being duped by crafty fraudsters outto make a quick profit.“Online car buying is fast and conven-

ient, but it also gives scammers some-where to hide. Some fraudsters evenmanage to take money for cars that areadvertised online, but don’t actually ex-ist.“Online sellers will often come across

as friendly, offering to make the sale aseasy as possible, while at the same timeoffering a bargain.”HPI’s tips of online used-car buying

are:. Shop around: compare prices on

other websites.. Sites will give you an idea of the

price on make and model.. Ask questions: be on your guard.. Check out the seller’s history.. Create a short list and do an HPI

Check on the cars you’re considering.. Arrange tomeet the seller inperson,

with some company, and test drive thecar.

. Remember to cross reference theVINwith theVRMto ensure theymatch.

. When paying online ensure that thewebsite is secure.

ONLINE SHOPPING: There are ways to ensure you get a good buy on the internetwhen shopping for vehicles. PHOTO: LAILA MAJIET

Celeb cars go under the hammerAn Aston Martin DB7 and Jaguar E-Type Se-ries three V12 convertible owned by two ofHollywood’s biggest stars are set to be auc-tioned at the Silverstone Auction on Satur-day 24 May.A 1998 Aston Martin DB7 Volante, which

belonged to Hollywood singer JenniferLopez, is estimated to be worth between theequivalent of R520 000 and R605 000. Thesports car has covered less than 241 000kmand is “in good condition”.The DB7 Volante is finished in a special or-

der Dunhill Silver paint with a black leathercabin. A 1971 Jaguar E-Type Series 3 V12cabriolet, once owned by Hollywood actorGerard Butler, is estimated to be worth be-tween the equivalent of R950 000 and R1m.Butler said: “Iwent to the classic car dealer

in Chelsea, England, to look at something

else, walked in there and there was an oldJaguarE-Type convertibleV1. I took one lookat it and thought, ‘Oh my God’.”The Jaguar is painted black with a black

cabin and was subject to significant work in1993 which included a full engine overhauland complete respray.Silverstone Auctions managing director

Nick Whale said: “These wonderful cars joina long list of celebrity-owned classics that wehave offered in our auctions over the years.“Not onlydo theyhave thegravitas of being

driven by two Hollywood hot shots, but aregreat examples of the models in their ownright.”The cars form part of the 65 car and motor-

cycle catalogue offered at Silverstone alongwith a collection of automobiles and luxurylifestyle goods.

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The City of Cape Town is proud to support the 27 km BEN (Bicycling Empowerment Network)Freedom Ride Cape Town 2014. The bicycle ride takes place on 25 May 2014. It starts at theKenilworth Racecourse and ends at the Grand Parade, Cape Town.

Date: 25 May 2014Venue: Registration and start at Kenilworth RacecourseTime: 07:30 for 08:00

This bicycle ride celebrates the spirit and legacy of Nelson Mandela and is designed to linkdifferent communities with a common interest.

Register for free at www.benbikes.org.za or on the facebook page “Freedom Ride Cape Town”.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER91/2014

REGISTER FOR THE FREEDOM RIDECAPE TOWN 2014

A special meeting of the Council of the City of Cape Town will be held on Wednesday28 May 2014 at 10:00 in the Podium Block, Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Townwhere the annual budget for 2014/15 to 2016/17 will be considered in terms of chapter 4,section 24(2) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003.

An ordinary meeting of the Council of the City of Cape Town will be held on Thursday29 May 2014 at 10:00 in the Podium Block, Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town.

Please note that limited seating is available for members of the public and, therefore, seatswill be allocated on a first come, first served basis. If you wish to attend the meetings, youare requested to contact Michelle Alberts on 021 400 3708 between 09:00 and 16:00. Allrequests for attendance must be received by no later than a day before the meeting. Youwill be required to provide your surname, initials and contact telephone number. Visitors arekindly requested to be seated by 09:30.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER

NOTICE OF MEETINGS OF THE COUNCILOF THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN

CHEVON BOOYSEN@ChevonBooysen

A 16-year-old Manenberg resident was ar-rested for drug possession during a policeoperation early on Wednesday morning.Police spokesperson Lieutenant Ian Ben-

nett says the boy was searched after he wasseen acting suspiciously. “One of our consta-bles noticed that he shoved something deep-er into his pocket while we conducted the

search. Colonel Sandile Sonjanimade the ar-rest after daggawas found in the pupil’s pos-session,” Bennett confirms.The confiscated packet of dagga was a bag

containing six smaller bags inside, he says.“It is suspected that the pupil was selling

dagga on school,” Bennett confirms.In a search that was conducted at two oth-

erManenberg schools, weaponswere confis-cated from pupils.Police are urging parents to ensure that

their children are in their proper school at-tire when leaving home.“It makes it very difficult to determine

which school the pupil attends if they do notwear their proper school uniform.

“We already have problems with unau-thorised people trespassing on schoolpremises and if pupils wear casual clothesto school it poses a further safety threat,” heconcludes.

MANENBERG: WEAPONS SEIZED IN SCHOOL SEARCHES

Pupil arrested for‘dagga dealing’

OPERATION SEARCH: Manenberg pupils were searched for dangerous items and drugs.

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CATERING &VENUES

1401

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WEDDINGS

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PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNEThursday, 22 May 201414 CLASSIFIEDS

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BUILDINGMATERIAL

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5M, SAND, STONE, RUBBLEPH: 021-397 1501 or 082 709 6443

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ABARGAINBLOCK:190, 140&90

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BLOCKS, MAXIS, SAND,STONE, CEMENT

R75.00 DELBESTPRICES021-703 3121021-704 3636021-391 6330

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sand, stone, cement10 m3 deliveries021 - 376 6364076 - 298 2325079 - 464 4302

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ABBA BLOCKS190's, 140's & 90's and cement.Ph 021-705 5886 or 021-706 4116

Free Delivery!

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AFRI BLOCKS190 & 140's -Sand & Stone

Call 021 - 393 0661/ or073 186 2991 (a.h.)

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ELECTRICALAPPLIANCES

1620.

All Fridge Regassing and geyserrepairs. 021-371-5362

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Fridge Regassing on all typesfridges. All jobs done at clients

home. Ph 081 810 7864

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WANTED TO BUY

1675.

AA's BUYS good quality furnitureand appliances. We collect. Ph021-374 6060 or 083 948 2804

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I BUY, SELL AND REPAIRALL FRIDGES, FREEZERS

AND APPLIANCESDEAD OR ALIVE.

PH: 084 985 7425 / 021-836 6678

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GENERAL &HOME SERVICES

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CARPETS/CURTAINS/UPHOLSTERY

1803.

A&G CARPET ANDUPHOLSTERY CLEANING

PH: GAIL 021-391 3483OR 072 906 1796

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MARK'S CARPETAND UPHOLSTERY

CLEANINGLounge suites, carpets etcPh Nikki 082 489 2592

Mark 076 052 4806 or 021-371 5277

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BUILDING &CONSTRUCTION

1801.

A BAKKIE rubble, sand and stone.Ph 078 611 3627.

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ALUMINIUMWINDOWS & DOORSSupplied & fitted.Chris 082 570 5686021 - 638 5292

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PAVING SLABS ANDVIBRACRETE

021-705 4652 / 073 113 4221

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VIBRACRETE & PAVINGSLABS ON SPECIAL!PH: 083 273 6083

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BUILDINGPLANS

1802

.ALL BUILDING plans drawnup and submitted to council. % 021-7016276 or 082 863 9133

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CARPENTRY

1874

.SPECIALISING HANGINGDOORS Phone Mr M Harris021-392 2894, 073 293 3952

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CLEANINGSEVICES

1805

.A SPECIAL CARPET CLEANINGSPECIAL3 Bdrms for R340, 6 Seater Couchesfor R340, Beds, Curtains & Cars.Contact Rob 079 248 4296Web: specialcarpetcleaning.co.zaE-mail: [email protected]

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DSTV/TV/DVDSERVICES

1807

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DSTV & AERIALREPAIRS ANDINSTALLATIONS

Dstv packages for R599HD PVR installationsR1999. CCTV & HomeTheatre. Service callrepair charge of R150

Call: 083 288 2757.

ELECTRICAL

1810

.24/7 FRIDGE REGASSINGPh 073 4808 444

.ALL APPLIANCES repaired &Fridge regassing & Electrician For afree quote. % Angelo 073 664 3532

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All ELECTRICAL WorkDomestic & commercialCall: 021 374 8291 /072 078 0918

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ELECTRICAL SERVICETRADEWORKSRegistered & Qualified

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FRIDGE AND FREEZERREGASSING & REPAIRSReasonable prices!% 076 164 0700

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Ronald George ElectricalInstallations and Maintenance

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TV/HI-FI REPAIRSMICROWAVES

COLLECT/DELIVER

18 Linaria CrescentSilvertown

BUDGETELECTRONICS

021 633 1802083 486 5394

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REPAIRS

1818

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FRIDGE REGAS R250 Phone:072 497 3788

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FOR HIRE

1820

.BAKKIE HIRE pickups, movingdeliveries. Shan 074 137 3388

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GARDEN &IRRIGATION

1825

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FREE WATERWellpoints / mini boreholes.No water, no charge. Improv

your existing wellpoint.Ph 021-637 5677 or 021-702 3888 /

072 825 9586

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Garden MaintenanceTree FellingPlot ClearingContact:

073 492 3255 or021-6971460

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GLASS/WINDOWS

1827

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Glass Suppliers,Aluminium

Doors & WindowsSupply & Fit - We beatany written quote.

Faldeelah 021 397 2630or 072 669 3599

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HOME IMPROVEMENTSINTERIOR

1835

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BLINDS & CURTAINSAll types. Free quotes.

Less 10%. Ph021-3718627or 082 516 0030

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GARAGEDOORS& automation. 0765230306

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RC BLINDSWe supply vertical,venetian, woodenvenetian blinds

074 259 1802 - Renaldo082 598 2606 - [email protected]

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HOME IMPROVEMENTSEXTERIOR

1836

.AA vibracrete garages, vib walls& raise it Ph 072 425 5111

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ARTHUR'S SLIDING GATES,b/bars, vibracrete & steel fencing& automation. Ph 021-691-1936

or 084-921-5364

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BELIEVE IN CHRIST SERVICESVibracrete, carports, paving.Ph Albert 073 545 6994

.VIBRACRETE AND EXTENSIONSPh: 074 321 9215 / 021-820 4384

.VIBRACRETEWalls, Paving,Plastering, Carports. Ph(021) 392 1433 or 083 539 5478

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MISCELLANEOUS

1845

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Fireplaces and BraaisFit and supply,

Ph Bernie 073 727 1256,email: [email protected] canalso get me on watsap

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MR FIX ITFor all maintenance like: bathroomrenovations, plumbing, tiling and

installing of geysers, etc.% Ridley on 071 349 4741 /021-371 2231 BE BLESSED

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PLUMBERS

1855

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For all your plumbing needsas well as

Certificates of Compliance,Call Frank - 082 354 4076Qualified & Registered

All workmanship guaranteed!!

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SWIMMING POOLS

1867

.CLEAN & MAINTAIN POOLS.Ph 083 494 3939 or 021-836 8208

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TRANSPORT &STORAGE

1870

.FURNITURE REMOVALSPh 0786113627.

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BUSINESS

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OPPORTUNITIES

2415

.ADMIN. CLERKS Needed for datalisting work. SMS full name/address081 537 0801 or [email protected]

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AVONSell cosmetics earn30% discount

% Ursula 073 989 9440.

HOLIDAY &TRAVEL

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ACCOMMODATION

2635

.GORDONS Bay S/catering holidayaccomodation, 6 & 8 sleeper fromR1 000 p/night % 079 522 4309www.weekendescape.co.za

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TOURS &ACTIVITIES

2601.

A WEEKEND TRIP TOGOUDINI SPA

31 October - 2 November.Transport and accomodation includedPh Betty 073 188 6942/021-633 7207

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RELAXING BOAT ANDPLANE TRIP TO

DURBAN IN JAN 2015Contact Uncle Ike:021-927 1920083 459 5863

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VEHICLES

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VEHICLEREPAIRS

3080.

ENGINE OVERALL,R2 600. Clutch overalls,fr R1400. Gearbox repairsfrom R950. Parts & labourincl. Call 021-376 6014/

078 875 4394.

PROPERTIES

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HOUSES FOR SALE

3275.

Buying or Selling,Call me first. Let myservice delight you.Ronel 083 772 1113Skyvue Propertiesskyvueproperties98@

gmail.com.

OTTERY - Flora acres3 beds, main beds fittedcupboards + ensuite,Fitted kitch + study,

3 car garage, entertain-ment area. R650.000 exc.% Cecil 082 372 3701

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HOUSES TO LET

3270.

Westridge,Mitchells Plain

2 Bedrooms in quietcul-de-sac, very neat.

Rental R3 500 per month.Ideal for small family orcouple. Call Mr Josephon 071 316 3507

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SEPARATEENTERANCES

3316.

Grassy Park Granny flatto rent. 2 bedrooms1 toilet and bathroomKitchen Lounge/ Diningroom To occupy 1stJune Contact: Nazli0726027309 or021 7064571

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EMPLOYMENT

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GENERAL

3680

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BLOCKMAN ANDCOUNTERHAND

With butchery experiencewanted for Butchery in

Bonteheuwel.Ph 021-694 7161

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Young matriculated ladyrequired asCASHIER

for busy pharmacy inCape Town city centre.Must have contactable

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Violets wilt againstManenberg RangersLIAM MOSES

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Violets RFC will look to return to winningways on Saturday after suffering their sec-ond loss of the season last weekend.The Chucker Road club are second on

the Super League C table and already looklike contenders for the title.However, ifViolets are to take the league

and earn promotion to Super League B,they will need to be more consistent.Violets kicked off the seasonwith a 14-20

loss away toObservatory’s Silvertree, beatStrand 21-15 at home, thrashed Van derStel 52-21 away, beat Northerns 19-3 athome, thumped Eerste River 51-15 at homeand slumped to a 6-8 loss away to Manen-berg Rangers last Saturday.Victory against Rangers would have

seen Violets on top of the standings, butLanga currently lead the standings, onepoint ahead on 21. They will travel to facefifth-placed Strand United in Strand thisweekend and, with Langa on a bye, a victo-ry will see Violets top the table temporari-ly. Meanwhile, Manenberg Rangers willtravel to Somerset West to face RaithbyUniversals buoyedby their victory againstone of the front runners.The narrow win against Violets was

Rangers’ first in five attempts this season,having suffered defeats to FranschoekUnited, Silvertree, Langa and Strand in

previous games.In Raithby, theManenberg side face one of

just two sides in the tournament with a per-fect record.Universals racked up large scores in victo-

ries against Van der Stel, Strand United, El-sies River and Stellenbosch Coronations,and currently hold third place on the tablewith 19 points in the bag.Rangers will have put in another massive

performance to turn over this Super LeagueC heavyweight.Seventh-placed Silvertree have a much

easier fixture in store and should be expectedto win.After the win against Violets, Silvertree

went on to beat Manenberg Rangers, lose toStellenbosch Coronations, lose to StrandUnited, beat Bonteheuwel’s Silverleaf andlose to Elsies River United last Saturday.This weekend they host Eerste River RFC,

who are 13th on the table after a solitary winin five matches.Silvertree should heapmoremisery on the

visitors and win the game comfortably.The match will take place at Malta Park in

Observatory at 15:30.In other club rugby fixtures on Saturday,

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CLEAN HEALS: Collegians player Abubakar Jappie evades a tackle from Villagers playerBrent Sanders (obscured) in a Super League B fixture in Lentegeur on Saturday. Villagerswon 2115. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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The Mr Price High Schools’ League topthree are rueing their missed opportuni-ties after dropping points in last week-end’s fixtures.Beacon Hill High School went into Sat-

urday’s matches leading the log on ninepoints, ahead of second-placed PortlandHigh on goal difference and with defend-ing champions Mondale in third on sixpoints.All three sides played to draws on Satur-

day, with the top two missing the chanceto open a gap at the top of the standingsandMondale butchering anopportunity toclose the gap on the leaders.Beacon Hill drew 1-1 with Oval North

High, while Portland’s match against Bel-gravia was deadlocked at 2-2 and Mondaledrew 1-1 against Aloe High.The results mean all three sides main-

tain their log positions, with Beacon Hilland Portland on 10 points and Mondale on

seven.Saturday’s results had a larger impact on

the middle of the table, with several sidesshifting upwards and Cloetesville, Tafelsigand Cedar now level on points with Mondale.Cloetesville beat Strandfontein 4-1 to climb

from fifth to fourth and Tafelsig leapt from10th to fifth with a 3-1 win over Glendale, whodropped to seventh.Cedar now occupy sixth place thanks to a

1-0 win over Spine Road.

The other results had little effect on the ta-ble, with Lentegeur dropping from sixth toninth andRocklandsmaintaining 13th placeafter a the sides drew 1-all.Westridge and Princeton stayed in 14th

and 15th places respectively after drawing2-2.The league will continue on Saturday, but

the status quo at the top of the tablewill like-ly be unchanged with the top teams all ex-pected to pick up wins against lesser opposi-

tion.However, the scrap for third place will

heat up as Mondale plays fifth-placed Tafel-sig and fourth-placedCloetesville play sixth-placed Cedar.V Fixtures for Saturday 24 May: (09:00) Tafelsig vsMondale; Portland vs Westridge; Princeton High vsStrandfontein High; Belgravia High vs Lentegeur High;(10:15) Cloetesville High vs Cedar High; Spine Road vsGlendale High; Oval North vs Aloe High; and BeaconHill vs Rocklands High.

EYES ON THE PRIZE: Beacon Pirates player Warren August (left) is challenged by CrystalPalace player Muneer Schultz in a CocaCup senior preliminary fixture at The Greens inManenberg on Sunday. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

ON THEVOLLEY: BeaconPirates playerEbrahiemVardien (left)shoots for goalas CrystalPalace’s BradleyAugust makes achallenge.Pirates won 51on penaltiesafter regulartime finishedwithout goals.PHOTO: RASHIEDISAACS

Peoples post lansdowne 22 may 2014

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