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Drain cover thieves strike in RetreatTAURIQ HASSEN

AN INCREASING number ofdrain covers and gutters are

disappearing in the Retreat area.

The covers are usually found onpavements, while the gutters serveto funnel water from the pavementinto drains.

Residents say the gutters are be-ing stolen late at night, when theculprits can operate under the cov-er of darkness.

Patricia Manual, a resident, saysshe noticed three covers goingmissing in the space of one week,which she believes is “unbelieva-ble”.

“Whoever these people are, theydon’t seem to understand that thisis our community they are break-ing down.

“You never see them actually

stealing the stuff,” says Manual.Manual twisted her ankle in Re-

treatRoad lastmonthafter steppinginto a hole created after gutteringwas stolen.

“I just twisted my ankle, whichwas not that bad, but you can imag-ine what would happen if someonesteps into a hole where the draincover has been removed. That cancause so much more damage,” Man-ual says.

Faseeg Efendi, a resident livingin Cafda Village, has never wit-nessed the covers being stolen, buthas heard of the covers being cut upand sold to scrap dealers.

He said many of the covers wouldbe cut up into tiny pieces, makingit difficult for them to be identifiedby police or the council.

“You can make some money outof these covers, because they areheavy. At the scrapyard they weigh

in all your items and then pay youaccording to the weight,” says Efen-di.

Myrna Richards, owner of aclothing store in Retreat Road, no-ticed that two covers were stolenfrom in front of her business lastweek. She now has pools of waterdeveloping in front of her shop,which she says is “unnecessary andextremely “inconsiderate”.

“The culprits must know thatthey now cause us problems in or-der to make their money, and itmakes our area look extremelybad,” says Richards.

Richards did not see the guttersbeing removed, but says they alsowent missing in the night.

A frustrated ward councillor, JanBurger, confirmed that a number oflocations around the Retreat areahad covers missing.

“Retreat is slowly but surely be-

ing stripped and carried away byvandalism and theft, with residentsnow becoming accepting. They con-tinue to allow this to become a normof life,” says Burger.

“In order to take the iron stripsout, these culprits needed the timeand equipment, so surely someoneor other must have seen some-thing,” says Burger.

Colonel Noel Joseph, station com-mander for the Steenberg PoliceStation, is aware of the concerns,and confirmed that the station alsoreceived complaints from the com-munity.

However, Joseph felt that the ex-tent of the problem, “was not as badas in other areas”.

I still posed a problem for thecommunity, though. “Removingthese covers is not just against thelaw, but it also introduces safetyconcerns for the community,” says

Joseph. He added that anybodycaught in the act or found withdrain covers in their possessionwould be arrested and charged withtheft or possession of stolen proper-ty. “When we come across a caselike this, council (as the owner ofthe covers) is contacted, and theyare requested to visit the station inorder to lay a formal charge againstthe suspect,” says Joseph.

If anybody is able to provide in-formation on stolen covers or wit-nessed covers being stolen, contactthe station and ask to speak to ei-ther Warrant Officer John Bartlett,or Captain Gavin Sheldon, on (021)702-9000.

UNCOVERED: The theft of a drain cover leaves a gaping hole inthe pavement. Photos: Tauriq Hassen

GUTTED: This gutter (photo above and right) was ripped from thepavement in Retreat Road.

People’s Post Retreat NEWS Tuesday 5 April 2011

Accounts of slavery in Diep RiverDR FRANCOIS CLEOPHAS

NOT all slaves were removed from doingbusiness and the historian, JS Marais,quotes the Fiscal as reporting in 1830that “slaves made as much as five to 15sterling pounds per annum by cultivat-ing potatoes, pumpkins, melons, beans,peas and Indian corn”.

Some freed slaves or free born “blacks”even owned slaves themselves.

In 1801, a manumitted slave, Christina ofthe Cape, became the common-law wife ofanother ex-slave, Tobias – a tailor in ChurchStreet, Cape Town.

Seven years later, Tobias, applied for per-mission to cultivate a small piece of vacantland at Diep River.

A quitrent lease was approved. Tobiashad his little farm surveyed, and began toerect buildings on his land while continu-ing to work in Cape Town.

The nearest people bordering on the piece

of vacant land were the “free blacks,” Abra-ham and Frederick, both from the Cape.

In July 1809, Tobias and his assistant Jo-hannes Jepsen (another emancipatedslave), were arrested and charged withfraud. Both were sentenced to Robben Is-land – Tobias for 25 years and Jepsen for 10– without wages.

Christina forwarded unsuccessful peti-tions to the colonial authorities at the time.Tobias and Christina could not fulfil theirdream of becoming peasant farmers ontheir own piece of land in Diep River.

Round about the same time, in October1808, Louis of Mauritius, organised and leda revolt in the grain growing areas, northof Cape Town. His choice of Malmesburywas influenced by an acquaintance, Jan ofBatavia.

Louis was a slave and married to a “freeblack woman”, Anna, who also owned aslave, “Oude” Baatjoe. Urban owners whohad “surplus slaves” allowed them to workaway from home for a fixed fee. In this man-

ner Baatjoe worked forthe “free black” couple,Frederick and BetjeArendse in Diep River.

Louis, living in CapeTown at the time, be-friended an Irishman,James Hooper, whospoke about a slave freesociety in Ireland. Louisplanned a slave uprising,starting in Malmesburyand ending in CapeTown, with him as gover-nor and Hooper holdinghigh office in the new ad-ministration.

The revolt failed. Louisescaped to Diep River,where he spent the week-end with Frederick andBetje Arendse. WhenFrederick heard rumours about Louis’ rolein the recent uprising, he sent a secret mes-

sage to Field Cornet Co-lyn, but Louis slippedaway and was eventuallyarrested by a detachmentof Khoi soldiers in a winehouse in Wynberg.

. Dr Francois Cleophaswrites a monthly columnfor People’s Post on howthings used to be in theHeathfield/Retreat/Steenberg area. His fami-ly ties to the Heathfield/Retreat area stretch back65 years. His grandfatherwas principal at the Blou-vlei Retreat DRC Schoolfor many years. DrCleophas attended Heath-field Primary School. Aresident of Heathfield formore than 40 years, he

holds a PhD in sport history from Stellen-bosch University.

Fundraiser forChina tripAN AUTUMN ball will be held on Friday 29April at St Anne’s Catholic Church Hall inSteenberg at 19:30.

Funds raised will be in aid of HeathfieldHigh School music learner, Hayley Coller,who will be attending a Youth Music Inter-national Festival in Beijing, China in July.Bring your own platter and XYZ. Ticketscost R80 and the dress code is smart casual.

For tickets contact Sharon Coller on (021)715-6526, 072 184 5988 or 079 980 8434.

Help feed Egoli kidsA GROUP of Christian bikerscalled On Eagle’s Wings Chris-tian Motorcycle Social Club,Children and Youth Ministry,needs donations for its feedingscheme. The club spends eachSaturday singing and playingwith about 500 children at theEgoli informal settlement in theOttery Farmlands.

They provide the childrenwith a hot plate of food, which isoften their only meal for the day.

The group will also be startinga soup kitchen in May.

They will be having their sec-

ond fundraiser – a bingo evening– to raise funds for the project,on Friday 27 May at RondeboschEast Primary School at 20:00.

The community is asked to as-sist with any donations for thefundraiser, such as gifts that canbe used as prizes, or donationstowards the work done on a Sat-urday. Bread, jam, peanut but-ter, margarine, soup and greenswould be greatly appreciated.

For more information contactGlenda Maree on 082 945 4954,Murvin Maree on 083 351 8865 orPenny Sackim on 083 453 2799.

SALUTINGCAPE TOWN:Cape Town celebrated its359th birthdayat the GoodHope Castle onSaturday 2April. A military trumpeterwill soundedthe “Wilhelmus”, followedby a salutefired by historical muzzleloading muskets and cannon. The eventwas coproduced by theCastle, Regiment Westelike Provincieand the VOCFoundation.

Learning about leopardsTHE Wildlife and Envi-ronment Society of SouthAfrica (WESSA) members’evening and talk will beheld on Thursday 14 Aprilat 18:00 for 18:30 to 20:00.

Dr Quinton Martins, ofthe Cape Leopard Trust,will talk about his eightyears’ work with leopardsin the Cederberg Moun-tains, studying in intimatedetail the ecology of one ofthe most elusive cats, aswell as the threats they

and other predators of theCape face. All are wel-come at the WESSA Barnat 31 The Sanctuary, Kirst-enhof. Non-members paya R20 donation.

The proceeds go to cov-ering costs and fundingWESSA’s work.

There is a bar availablefor wine and soft drinks.RSVP to Sandy by Wednes-day 13 April at [email protected] or(021) 701-1397.

STAND UP FOR YOURRIGHTS: Pupils fromThomas Wildschutt Primary School in Retreat,under the guidance ofvolunteer teacher,Grant Solomon (at theback), took part in a Human Rights Day programme on Tuesday 29March. The pupils performed skits depictingthe importance of human rights and what itmeans to them.

Photo: Melissa Le Roux

Discussion onIslamic lawTIMBUKTU BOOKS is invit-ing the public to a discussionbetween Dr Jasser Auda andSheikh Seraj Hendricks on“Maqasid Al Shari’ah as Philos-ophy of Islamic Law: A Sys-tems Approach” on Wednes-day 6 April at 19:00 for 19:15.

The discussion will takeplace at the bookshop, situat-ed on G03 Ground Floor, Sta-dium on Main, Claremont.

Attendance is free. For fur-ther information call [email protected], orcall (021) 671-9819.

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Student kidnapped,dumped in bushesTAMMY PETERSEN

AKENILWORTH student was kid-napped, robbed and dumped in the

bushes at Schaapkraal when four robbersfound him pushing his car in RacecourseRoad, Kenwyn, after he ran out of petrolin the early hours of Sunday morning.

The 27-year-old, who was on his way homefrom his fiancée’s house in Lansdowne, toldpolice that a dark-coloured Opel Ka-dette pulled up next to him at about01:00 as he pushed his blue ToyotaConquest towards a nearby garage.

Warrant Officer Robert Lakey,spokesperson for Lansdowne po-lice, says two men got out of the carand approached the student. “Oneof the men pulled out a gun and theygrabbed the student, forcing himinto the Kadette.

“As he got in, another man gotout and went to stand at the stu-dent’s car. The suspects, the twomen as well as a woman who waswaiting in the car, then drove off,taking the M5 to Ottery.”

As they drove, the robbers de-manded the man’s bank card andPIN number.

“He complied and the robberstook him to the ATM at the cornerof De Wet and Ottery roads, wherethey withdrew R2 600. They thengot back in the car and started driv-ing towards Philippi,” he explains.

As they drove, the armed robber instructedhim to remove the laces from his shoes, where-after his assailants tied his hands and feet.

“They drove to Schaapkraal, where theydumped him in the bushes. Before leaving,they asked him whether his car was fitted withan anti-hijacking device and when he said thatit wasn’t, they threatened to come back andkill him if he was lying. They then left himthere.”

The man, stumbling through the darkness,managed to find a sharp stone which he usedto cut the laces and free himself.

“He ran to anearbygaragewherehe contact-ed his family, who came to fetch him. Whenthey returned to where the incident started,the car was already gone,” Lakey explains.

The man sustained no injuries.Hanif Loonat, the chairperson of the Ken-

wyn Safety and Security Association, says itis the first time in two years that such an inci-dent happened at the “usually quiet part ofRacecourse Road”.

“This section of the road is usually crime-free and what happened can only be describedas very unfortunate.

“People should realise that no matter whereyou are, you have to make every effort to en-

sure that you are not makingyourself susceptible to opportun-istic crooks. It can happen at anytime, in any place.”

He says the local neighbour-hood watch, which has been dor-mant for a year, is gaining mo-mentum for a relaunch.

“We need patrols from localswho are concerned with protect-ing their area.

“Structures like these are usu-ally a strong deterrent to crimi-nals, as their presence make itdifficult for chancers to strike.”

Majidie Abrahams, the chair-person of the Lansdowne Com-munity Police Forum, describesthe incident as “surprising”, andreiterates that the Kenwyn sec-tion of Racecourse Road is “usu-ally quiet”.

“This man seems to have beenspotted by criminals passingthrough the area who decided to

take a chance.“However, the main thing that should come

from this is that if you are stranded, phonesomeone or go somewhere safe.

“Thieves prey on the vulnerable, so insteadof putting yourself in a dangerous situation,phone the authorities and explain your situa-tion. A sector vehicle should be at hand to helpor wait with you until assistance arrives.”

No arrests have been made. Anyone with in-formation about the incident is asked to phonethe station on (021) 700-9000.

FEEDBACK:AlbertFritz,WesternCapeMEC forCommunitySafety,addresses an audienceat theProteaArcheryClub hallin MainRoad,Retreaton Monday 4 April, while Donald Grant, Western Cape MEC for Education, listens. Fritzand Grant were invited to the meeting by the DA constituency heads to speak aboutcommunity safety and education. Fritz said safety was the responsibility of the entirecommunity, while Grant highlighted the seven issues that his department would befocusing on this year, which included improving Grade 12, teachers’ salaries, textbooks, matric exemptions, school infrastructure, the Safer Schools campaign, as wellas special needs education. Photo: Liam Moses

WELCOME HOME: The skipper of the City of Cape Townsponsored yacht Spirit of Izivunguvungu, Kader Williams from Mitchell’s Plain, hugs his sister, Mezyda Samsodien, afterreturning to home shores on Wednesday 30 March. The yacht was damaged beyondrepair in a storm last week, as the crew sailed her back to South Africa after takingpart in the Heineken Cape to Rio 2011 yacht race. The sailors were rescued by a Liberianregistered ship after communication with the boat was lost for four days. They disembarked at Simon’s Town harbour. Photo: Chad Chapman

BACK TO THE STREETS:MajorGeneral SharonJaphta, the newly appointed Western Cape DeputyPolice Commissioner,speaks to a crowd of policeofficers and residents inLavender Hill on Saturday 2April during the “takingback the streets campaign”. The campaign,which is an initiative of theSteenberg police, saw officers from the station andmembers of the Steenberg Community Policing Forum walking the streets of the greaterRetreat area in attempt to combat crime. The campaign proved to be successful, asthree black bags of dagga were found in Hillwood, Muizenberg. The event was heldon Friday 1 April and Saturday 2 April. Photo: Hermanus van Dyk

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Police still baffled by bodyTAURIQ HASSEN

POLICE are appealing to the pub-lic for help after a burnt body wasfound along the M5 highway lastweek.

The charred body of a manthought to be about 30 years oldwas found in the bushes at theKromboom Road and Racecourseturn-off at 06:00 on Tuesday 29March.

The media reported last weekthat the body was found along thesame road where actor Brett Gol-din and fashion designer, Rich-

ard Bloom, were shot executionstyle.

InApril 2006,GoldinandBloomwere found naked alongside theM5 with their hands tied behindtheir back and bullet wounds totheir heads. However, theLansdowne police have notlinked the two cases.

The charred body had appar-ently been tied to tyres withchains before being set alight.

According to Warrant OfficerRobert Lakey, spokesperson forthe Lansdowne Police Station,the body was burnt beyond recog-

nition, and police struggled to liftfinger or toe prints in order toidentify the man.

“The unidentified body of theman was found with a chainaround his right arm and rightleg in the bushes, near a tree,”says Lackey.

Police attempted to identify thebody by sending out an internalmemorandum requesting infor-mation from their offices of miss-ing people. On the morning of theincident, a traffic official wasdriving down the M5 towards Mu-izenberg when he spotted a cloud

of black smoke coming from thebushy areas alongside the free-way. The official immediatelycontacted fire and rescue servic-es, which attended to the fire andfound the body.

“The investigation is currentlyunder way and police haveopened a case of murder, whichwe require more informationabout,” says Lakey.

Anyone able to shed light onthe incident is requested to con-tact the Lansdowne Police Sta-tion on (021) 700-9000 or CrimeStop on 086 001 0111.

GovernmentAvenue getsa faceliftPICTURESQUE Government Avenue,which runs through the Company’sGarden, is to be upgraded and re-paired.

The project is linked to the city’s In-ner City World Cup Non-MotorisedTransport Project, which includes im-provements to pedestrian footways.

Some of the existing concrete pav-ing bricks, which were laid around1970, have been lifted by tree roots,while in other areas depressions haveoccurred.

At the same time some of the otherpaved areas will be renewed with claybricks and cobbles, such as the Parlia-ment gates, the main gate to the Com-pany’s Garden, the Tuynhuis gate, theRose Garden entrance gate and othersmaller entrances along the avenue.

The damaged edges of GovernmentAvenue will also be restored usingoriginal, historic, granite cobbles tak-en from the Lower Loop Street area,where roadworks are taking place.

New benches will replace the oldconcrete and wooden-slate benches onthe upper portion of Government Ave-nue.

To complement this project, a water-saving initiative has been institutedby the City’s water and sanitation de-partment in the Company’s Garden. Itentails piping Table Mountain springwater, which yields 2,5 million litresof water a day in summer.

This watering system has been laidfrom the main springs at HomesteadPark, down Upper Orange Street,along Government Avenue, QueenVictoria Street and Somerset Road tothe Cape Town Stadium and the UrbanPark as well.

This water is also being used alongthe way for the irrigation of De WaalPark and The Paddocks area of theCompany’s Garden.

The Garden’s much-loved aviarywill not be snubbed during the up-grade.

New birds will be introduced whenthe renovations are complete, andthese will reflect, as much as possible,the local bird population.

The existing building was built inthe 1930s, and has been retained aspart of the heritage of the Company’sGarden.

The interior has been completely re-newed and opened up, and new waterfeatures and a passageway rightthrough the aviary have been built.

The enclosing mesh has also beenrenewed with high-quality fencing,which allows good visibility.

Once the refurbishments of Govern-ment Avenue are complete, the parksdepartment plans to revive the once-popular summer “Art in the Avenue”programme, and will examine the fea-sibility of the establishment of a regu-lar fresh produce market in The Pad-docks.

This relates to the origins of theCompany’s Garden, once a vegetablefarm for the Dutch settlers and theCastle.

A FRESH LOOK: Government Avenuewill undergo an upgrade and restoration.

Tuesday 5 April 2011 NEWS People’s Post Retreat

PEOPLE’S PARK: A free concertand ribboncutting ceremonyheralded the opening of theGreen Point Urban Park on Sunday which was attended by morethan 5 000 people. Performersincluded Elvis Blue, The Rudimentals, Emo Adams, Icon JazzBand, Heavenly Quartet and Larry Joe. The 12,5 ha public park,which boasts an array of plantsand a biodiversity showcase garden, is open from 07:00 to 19:00daily. Doing the honours are fromleft: JP Smith (ward councillorand Mayoral Committee member for Safety and Security), DanPlato (Executive Mayor of CapeTown), Soli Philander (MC forthe event) and Brett Heron (Mayoral Committee member for Community Services). Photo: Bruce Sutherland

Driver arrested forassault on cyclistTERESA FISCHER

AMOTORIST was arrested for as-saulting cyclist Andrew Wheel-

don on the same day Wheeldon re-ported the incident and has sincebeen released without having to paybail.

The incident in which Wheeldon wasallegedly punched in the jaw by an iratemotorists took place at noon on Sunday27 March near Claremont. ClaremontPolice arrested the man who lives inRosmead Avenue on charges of assaulton Monday 28 March.

He appeared in court and was re-leased without having to pay bail andwill, however, appear in the WynbergMagistrate’s Court on Thursday 14April.

Wheeldon, the director of the BicycleEmpowerment Network (BEN), was cy-cling towards the corner of RosmeadAvenue and Lansdowne Road, when hesays the motorist jumped a stop street.Wheeldon says he just shook his head.He says the driver then suddenlybraked and reversed and as he passedthe car, the driver almost hit him bysuddenly opening his car door. Thishappened three times he says, addingthat he would simply ride around thecar.

Then, as he was stopped at a robot atthe Rosmead and Lansdowne Road in-tersection, the driver got out and ap-proached him, asking: “Do you thinkyou are a hero?” He replied “no”.

The man then asked: “Why did youshake your head?” Wheeldon repliedthis was because the driver had jumpedthe stop street.

“So you think you are a hero then?”the driver allegedly asked beforepunching him in the jaw.

He then asked: “So what are you go-ing to do, hero?” Wheeldon replied thathe was going to report him for assaultand the man said he would go with himto the police station.

He followed Wheeldon closely, andthis was captured in photographs takenby a witness, who holds a senior posi-tion at a large media house. “He reallypicked the wrong guy to hit,” saysWheeldon wryly. One of the missions ofThe Bicycle Empowerment Network isto advocate safe bicycle travel.

The man then drove away.Another witness has since ap-

proached Wheeldon, saying she saw theman punch him. She told him that shewas amazed he didn’t even lift an armto defend himself, even to protect him-self. Wheeldon says the day before hehad cycled over 400 km and was justhoping to do an easy 10 km. He says itwas partly a case of turning the othercheek, but adds, “I didn’t have the ener-gy”. Wheeldon says it was good if the“cyclist/motorist problem” wasbrought into the public sphere, addingthat it had been kept under wraps fortoo long. He pleads for tolerance fromboth sides. He highlights the impor-tance of educating drivers and cyclists.

He says incidents can easily escalateinto a full-blown fight. He adds: “Fight-ing back, by for example slapping some-one’s car, is the wrong reaction.”

He suggests stopping confrontationimmediately by down-playing whatev-er has happened as much as possibleand moving away. If necessary ask forhelp, he says.

FLOWER POWER: Renowned horticulturalist, David Davidson, will begiving a talk on his experiences in Thailand on Tuesday 12 April at09:30, at Christ Church Hall, corner Main and Parish roads, Constantia. Davidson was invited to Thailand after a trip to Singapore to showthe South African 2010 Chelsea Flower Show Exhibit. The talk andslide show will be on the flowers and arrangements used in Thailand.The event is being hosted by the Constantia Flower Club. The costfor visitors is R25 and includes refreshments.

Explore your shoreTHE Wildlife and Environment Society of SouthAfrica (WESSA) has an outing at Dalebrook(False Bay) on

Sunday 17 April at 08:00 to 10:00.Come explore this fascinating stretch of rocky

shore during spring low tide with marine biolo-gist, Professor Charles Griffiths, from UCT’s zo-ology department, as he introduces us to myri-

ads of colourful creatures that thrive along ourcoastline.

All are welcome to meet at the Dalebrook carpark (on the Muizenberg side of Kalk Bay har-bour). Bring your own refreshments and wearclothing suitable for the weather on the day.Non-members pay a R20 donation and the pro-ceeds will go to funding WESSA’s work. RSVPto Sandy by Friday 5 April on (021) 701-1397 [email protected].

It isn’t easy being greenTHENGOSoil forLife is offering twoworkshopsthis April. On Wednesday 6 April from 10:00 to11:30, Thea Priestley will be hosting a morningtalk on “Gardening with Earthworms”. She haswritten a book on the subject called “To Live”.

The price per entry is R100, which includestea, muffins and preserves.

Over the weekend of Saturday 9 April and

Sunday 10 April, Pat Featherstone, who has avast knowledge of natural methods of growingfoods and greening one’s lifestyle, will presentthe popular “Grow-to-Live” food gardeningworkshop from 8:30 to 15:30 on both days.

Both events will take place at the Soil for LifeTraining and Resource Centre in BroungerRoad, Constantia. Bookings are essential. CallTania on (021) 794-4982 or email her at [email protected].


SENIOR PRIDE: After all the gang violence in Lavender Hill recently, 73 senior citizens of Seawinds andLavender Hill were able to enjoy a few hours being themselves again. On Human Rights Day, 21 March,about one thousand senior citizens from old age homes from across the city were invited to an eventhosted by Mayor Dan Plato. The theme was “Feeling Dignified”. The elderly were provided with lunchand entertainment by Alister Isobel and other local artists.

Fishmongers continue to dump their waste in vleisMELISSA LE ROUX

PRINCESS VLEI is once again beingmisused by fishmongers, who

dumped their dead fish into the wateron Wednesday 9 March at about 18:00.

According to Robert Johnson, known tothe regulars at the vlei as Gino and whohas been sleeping on the vlei for about 17years, the dumping of fish wastage in thewater is a regular occurrence.

However, the ward councillor, Jan Burg-er, says that it does not happen regularly,but only “now and then”. “About everythree to four months we will get a com-plaint about unsanitary dumping of fish.We had a similar situation at Langevlei,but we’ve sorted it out.”

According to Johnson, the culprit whodumped the fish into the vlei was rude, andassaulted him when he told the heavily-built man that he should not dump his

waste into the water.“People come here to get baptised, and

it’s not healthy, because they could get sickif fish are dumped in the water,” he says.Johnson adds that he didn’t want to makea fuss because he was afraid the offenderwould hurt him or his wife, Mieta.

Johnson sayshe usually digsholes in the sandfor the fishmon-gers who want todump their waste.

According toBurger, people have been getting baptisedat the vlei for close to 30 years.

A similar problem has been occurring atLangevlei, where fishmongers also disposeof fish entrails in the water.

The Rondevlei subcouncil has askedwhether Law Enforcement could extend itsworking hours due to problems in theward, which include persistent social

problems at Langevlei, and fishmongerscontributing to the pollution of the vlei bythrowing their fish entrails into it.

Law Enforcement responded by sayingthat the fishmonger who sold his fish at thevlei had been asked to trade elsewhere.

Burger said residents could help by re-porting the disposalof waste in the vleismuch faster.

Chairperson ofthe Retreat Commu-nity Policing Fo-rum (CPF), Kevin

Southgate, says he is opposed to the illegaldumping of fish offal in the vlei or any-where else.

“I am totally against dumping fish wast-age into thevleis. It’s unhealthy, andMetroPolice have to monitor the situation. Thefishmongers should be confronted and giv-en a talking to so that they know they meanbusiness,” he says.

UNHEALTHY: A witness saw a fishmonger dumpingthese fish in the Princess Vlei. Photo: Supplied

A future in birdsIF BIRDS are your passion, thenvisit the fourth Biodiversity Expoat Kirstenbosch National Botani-cal Garden from Thursday 5 toSunday 8 May.

The Percy FitzPatrick Instituteof African Ornithology at UCT willbe showing its work and discuss-ing ideas for careers at their dis-play.

The exhibit is one of the morethan 30 informative projects thatwill feature at this annual event of-fering ideas for careers in the areaof biodiversity.

Securing a sustainable future inthe face of escalating global envi-ronmental change requires inno-vative approaches to conservingbiodiversity, and this is the Fitztit-ue’s (as it is commonly known) fo-cus. It is the only ornithological re-search institute in the SouthernHemisphere, and arguably one of

the most active in the world interms of programmes of both orni-thological research and education.

In recognition of its achieve-ments and future potential, the Fit-ztitute was awarded the prestig-ious status of one of only six Na-tional Centres of Excellence inScience and Technology in 2004 –an award made by the South Afri-can Department of Science andTechnology and the National Re-search Foundation.

To find out more about the Fitzti-tute or a career in ornithology, vis-it the stall at the Biodiversity Expoat the Kirstenbosch National Bo-tanical Garden in the Old MutualConference Centre.

For more information, visitwww.biodiversityexpo.blogs-pot.com, or email Augustine Mor-kel on [email protected].

Man behindbars for seriesof hijackingsREYANA STEYN

A MAN wanted for seven hijackings andmotor vehicle thefts around Cape Townhas finally been arrested.

The Retreat man has a string of hijackingand car theft cases against him. He appearedin the Wynberg Magistrate’s Court yester-day.

“On Friday 25 March, Manenberg police,members of the Serious Violent Crimes Unitand the Organised Crime Unit, followed in-formation of a possible stolen vehicle thatwas hijacked in Manenberg,” says WarrantOfficer Ian Bennett, Athlone police spokes-person.

“The hijacking took place on Saturday 19March in Manenberg Avenue, when a manwas approached by three men, one with afirearm. The men then drove with the manuntil Athlone, and then threw him out of thevehicle and sped off in his car. Informationgiven by the Manenberg community said thecar could be in the vicinity of Gansbaai.”

Bennett says police searched the area forthe blue Mazda 323, which was found at anaddress in Gousblom Street in Blompark,Gansbaai.

“A 32-year-old man was arrested and ques-tioned. After tactful interrogation, the sus-pect told detectives that he had bought thevehicle, and that thepersonwhohad sold thevehicle to him was on his way to collect themoney owing on the vehicle.”

The 23-year-old man who sold the vehicleto him was arrested. It was also discoveredthat the Toyota Tazz the seller arrived in hadalso been stolen in Diep River on Thursday24 March.

“The passengers of the vehicle, a 20-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman, also fromRetreat, were also taken into custody,” saysBennett.

“The dedicated detectives then discoveredthat the 23-year-old man had several out-standing warrants for his arrest.”

The suspects were transported back toManenberg where they were detained.

“We continue to encourage the communi-ty to speak out against crime by reportingall incidents that could jeopardise the safetyof the community,” says Bennett.

The suspects are set to appear in courtagain on Monday 11 April for bail applica-tion.

To report crime call 08600 10111 or theManenberg Police Station on (021) 699-9400.

Dance for an inningsTHE Victoria Cricket Club will be hold-ing their annual presentation dance atthe John Graham Primary School onFriday 8 April, starting at 19:30 for 20:00.

Platters will be on the table, but every-body is encouraged to bring their own

XYZ and glasses. A shooters bar will beavailable.

The school is located on the corner ofDick Burton and Milford Roads, and R75will get you in.

The dress code is smart.

CLIMBING THERANKS: The oldSouth African Police force is remembered for itsmilitaristic, patriarchal and separatist policies. Thefirst intake of coloured women onlyoccurred in 1981,and 19yearoldConstable SharonGeldenhuys (nowMajor General Sharon Jephta) was inthat group. On Friday 1 April she became the DeputyProvincial Commissioner responsible for policing inthe Western Cape.She is pictured here with Western Cape Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Arno Lamoer. Taking up her post, she said one of her priorities would be an aggressive crimepreventiondrive focused on drugs, liquor and firearms, as these are considered the main contributorsto serious and violent crimes. Jephta first started working at Manenberg Police Station.Soon after that she had a sevenyear stint as an instructor at the Bishop Lavis Police College.In 1988 she was promoted to Grassy Park as a branch commander. She vividly remembersher commander’s motivation, which read: “She’s on equal ground with her male colleagues.”She then made a conscious decision not to be equal to her male colleagues, but “to behead and shoulders above the rest”. Jephta also spent time in Mitchell’s Plain as a branchcommander, and later visible police commander, where she started the first communitypolicing partnership. In 1998, she became the station commander of Philippi Police Station,in a time of gang violence. Her interventions, coupled with community involvement, managedto contain the violence to some extent. Photo: Supplied

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Food fair in RetreatTHE Wesley Methodist Churchin Retreat will be hosting a foodfair on Saturday 9 April from12:00 to 17:00.

The countries that will be rep-resented are South Africa, Eng-land, Italy, Portugal and India.

The cost is R75. For more in-formation contact Jake Adamson (021) 712-2436 or 084 208 0771.

Circus fun for allTHE South African NationalCircus has an amazing familyshow with trapeze, acrobatics,contortionists, the AmazingMan in the Bottle, hilariousclowns and much more. Liveand fabulous entertainment atits best. The circus takes placeon Saturday, starting at 19:30and Friday 8 and Saturday 9April, both starting at 19:30. The

cost is R30 for adults and R20 forchildren at the Liesbeek Park-way, Hartleyvale, in Observato-ry. Free, secure, parking isavailable. The circus equipmentwill also be open for the publicon Friday 8 April from 12:00 to18:00. Experience obstaclecourses, foofie sliding and theflying trapeze and more for onlyR40 per person per hour. Forfurther information and tobook, call (021) 692-4287.

Collect your certificateCRAFTERS who attended theLotto Funding Project at TheCape Flats Development Associ-ation (CAFDA) in January, Feb-ruary and March are asked tocome to The Stables at 8th Ave-

nue, Grassy Park, by 10:00 onFriday 8 April to receive theircertificates and to take up op-portunities in craft work. RSVPto Joyce on 082 425 3092 orAmanda on 073 366 4872.

Nominations neededTHE Southfield NeighbourhoodWatch’s annual generalmeetingwill be held on Monday 18 Aprilat Southfield Primary School inDirkie Uys Street at 18:15. Nom-inations for the positions of

chairperson, vice-chairperson,secretary, treasurer and opera-tions manager are now open.Forward nominations to An-drew Lillie, the electoral officerof the watch, at [email protected] or on 083 282 9918, by12:00 on Wednesday 13 April.

A weekend at the SpaA WEEKEND getaway to Goudi-ni Spa will be held from Friday24 June to Sunday 26 June.

Tickets cost R750 per personand a deposit of R250 must bepaid by Friday 25 March. Thebalance must be paid by Friday17 June. All deposits are to bepaid into FNB cheque accountnumber 62015316848, GrassyPark branch, branch code203109. There is a R100 discount

on a full rondawel. Email depos-it slips to [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] or fax it to086 295 1349. A free ticket, inclu-sive of accommodation andmeals, will be given to a deserv-ing pensioner who otherwisewould not be able to afford a hol-iday. For further inquiries callEbrahim on 083 792 0096, Fatie-ma on 079 676 3055 or Soraya on076 664 5294.

City’s new horsepowerdoes not come cheapTONY ROBINSON

HAVE you noticed the motorcy-cles the Cape Town traffic cops areriding these days? They are1300 cc Hondas and they costabout R150 000 each.

Now why do the traffic police needsuch powerful motorcycles whentheir operations are confined to themunicipal area wherespeed limits are be-tween 60 and 80 km/h?It is true that speed lim-its do go up to 120 km/hon the freeways, butthat is not where thework is.

So what is the point ofmotorcycles that canrace along at speeds inexcess of 200 km/h?

For less than half theprice, the City couldhave bought versatile600 cc bikes by the samemanufacturer that are also capable ofexcessive speeds. That means theycould have bought twice as manybikes (or saved a lot of money).

How much money? Well, it wouldtake a pensioner who lives in a mod-est home and pays about R500 amonth in rates 16 years to pay the ex-tra cost of a single superbike.

No doubt the traffic departmentwill have their own story. They willprobably explain about the radiosand other equipment the officershave to carry, but that’s all bunkum– radios have never been smaller orlighter than they are now and, any-way, the bike was designed to carry

two. There is no way the equipment(whatever it is) could be heavier orless compact than a pillion passen-ger.

Anybody who has ever ridden amotorcycle (and I am one of them)will tell you that a 600 cc machine ismore than powerful enough for traf-fic work. In fact, the lighter machineis better suited for use in heavy traf-fic. Buying the big 1300 cc superbikes

for traffic cops is as ex-travagant as buyingBMWs and Jaguars forbuilding inspectors andsocial workers.

Of course there was atime, under a previousCity administration,when the mounted traf-fic officers disappearedand the new crop of of-ficers tried to do the jobin air-conditioned carsthat cost even morethan superbikes.

Somehow it alwaystook two cops to drive one car so thisreduced the visible presence on theroads and it reduced their effective-ness because it is darn difficult tothread an air-conditioned Camrythrough a traffic jam to the scene ofan accident. Once there, the car be-comes an extra obstacle.

The mounted traffic officer, on theother hand, can thread his/her waythrough traffic to take charge and getthe traffic flowing again.

So it’s good to see the bikes back,but why the superbikes? We mustthink of the pensioner who has to payan extra 16 years’ rates for the extrahorsepower.

Little lights convey big messageTHEentrance to theRedCrossWarMemorialChil-dren’s Hospital was completely candlelit for EarthHour – between 20:30 and 21:30 – on Saturday 26March.

Fires caused by fallen candles are frequent inCape Town. Last winter 23 children and adults diedin fires caused by six fallen candles in Manenberg,Khayelitsha, and Kleinmond. “These sad eventsincreased the resolve of Childsafe to continue Saf-er Candle Project outreach opportunities, and con-vey the message that a Safer Candle is essentialfor all homes,” Dorothy Schulman, of Childsafe, anon-profit organisation based at the hospital, said.The Safer Candle project teaches parents how to

make a simple, cost-efficient candleholder using alarge glass jar and dry sand. The candles shouldbe cut in half, so that the flame is lower than thetop of the jar. Then, if the jar tips over, the sandextinguishes the flame and prevents the fire fromspreading. Every week Childsafe runs Safer Can-dle demonstrations in the hospital’s outpatientwaiting rooms. During Earth Hour, Childsafe setup 24 Safer Candles in the hospital’s main foyer.“The 24 Safer Candles represent 24 hours in theday, when all citizens should be aware of energysaving and climate change,” Schulman said.

For more information about Childsafe visitwww.childsafe.org.za.

BEARERS OF THE LIGHT: Several staff members at Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital and members of Childsafe, an NGO based at the hospital, took part in an Earth Hour event in the hospital’s foyeron Saturday 26 March. Pictured, here are, (in front) Mathew and Cuba Arendse. (second row) Grace Rwanca, Yumna Abrahams, and Dorothy Schulman of Childsafe, with Jaqualine Adams, Catherine Kestoor, AyeshaMustapha and Mogamat Yaseen Mustapha. Professor Sebastian van As, the head of Trauma at the hospital,is at the centre back. Photo: Supplied

People’s Post Retreat LEADER Tuesday 5 April 2011

Drug abuse shockSHOCKING statistics in a study conducted bythe University of Stellenbosch serve as a re-minder to parents to consider serious meas-ures to protect the next generation in a fast-paced world plagued by substance abuse.

The study, which targeted 400 pupils from 12high schools in Mitchell’s Plain, was publishedby the SA Family Practice Journal last week.The study found that teenage substance abus-ers living in Mitchell’s Plain are younger thantheir European peers, increasing the risk of de-pendencyat ayoungerage. It also revealed thatthe substance of choice for pupils in the areais tik, with its use having surpassed the useof ecstasy, cocaine and crack.

Based on the study, dagga smoking in Mitch-ell’s Plain was rated at three times the nationalaverage of 10%, determined in 2007.

But while results such as these are indeedshocking, the question remains: how will au-thorities and the families of youths respond tothis information to make a tangible difference?Even if you are not immediately affected bydrug abuse, you’re bound to feel the effects interms of drug-related crime in your localneighbourhood. The police can only fight oneaspect of this scourge – dealing with the crimi-nals who perpetrate the crimes.

The state is drowning under the ever-in-creasing pressure of drug addicted youths,with only a handful of state-run drug rehabcentres serving the broader Cape Town area.

In the case of adolescents and teens, it is real-ly up to their parents, relatives, teachers andactiveNGOs tomake thebiggest impact onper-sonal decisions. Parents, relatives and teach-ers are the roleplayers who should constantlyserve as a moral compass in young people’s de-velopment towards adulthood. Having honestconversations about drug use and abuse, andusing over-the-counter drug tests as tools toidentify potential problems, could also be con-sidered a tool.

With local pupils currently on a week-longbreak, have you asked yourself what your chil-dren are up to? More importantly, should youfind out what you’ve always dreaded, what willyou do about it?

Is this law going to work?THE new Act which governmentis trying to implement is the Actthat raises the age restriction fordrinking from 18 to 21.

This is believed to help prob-lems related to alcohol, such asdomestic violence and road acci-dents. Government has notedthat countries where the age re-striction for drinking alcohol is21 leads to lower alcohol con-sumption.

For a moment, let us be seri-ous. We are not a First Worldcountry, so why are we trying toimitate First World country tac-tics?

And let’s be real, will it reallyreduce alcohol consumption?

Children are seen to be drink-ing in their teenage years al-ready, even smoking. Yet, theSouth African government istrying to support this act.

The effects will just be worse;now we will sit with more 18-year-olds drinking alcohol ille-gally.

The next big thing is corrup-tion. We should seriously takenote of how can we support thisact if it has no real solution to theconstant problems that commu-

nities are facing?We can agree that the govern-

ment is trying to solve the prob-lem, but this does not seem to bethe right way to go about solvingthese problems.

As South Africa, we shouldagree on solving these problemstogether.

We are living in a time of de-mocracy. So because of that, weshouldn’t allow these decisionsto be made without even consid-ering our opinions.

If this Act is implemented, itwill not work if it is only comingfrom government’s side.

To make it work, it requires alot of effort and money to imple-ment.

This money should rather bespent on more important things.The list of problems is endless;to mention just a few, it includeshousing and education.

Perhaps it is time for South Af-ricans to see that change takesplace rapidly and if you do notagree with things, then stand forwhat you believe in and speakout against these injustices.REECE GOODWINCrawford

Your SMSesIn response

. Regarding the Metro Policewho were sentenced for the death ofEbrahim Adams: I think the fourwere all guilty of defeating the endsof justice when they cleaned thatvan.

Funny enough that someone com-mitted suicide and shot himselftwice? And when Februarie movedthe body further, they could havedriven away. Maybe then he couldhave shot himself thrice?

. The post-mortem showed it wassuicide, but the deceased shot him-self twice in the head? I mean peo-ple, really!

Stop covering up for these killercops. Next time it could be you. Thecolour of money must be very beau-tiful.

. People who work in the indus-trial area adjacent to Flintdale Es-tate use Kingfisher and Gull Roadsas a short-cut to avoid slow-movingtraffic and congestion at the Prin-cess Vlei Road/De Waal Road inter-section.

As a resident just off Gull Road,I know that the three-way stop is ig-nored – I see it every day – and mostof the time it’s someone going to orcoming from Princess Vlei Road.

The only deterrent on that routewould be speed bumps. It’s unlikelythat the residents would object. Tothe writer: Kingfisher is not paral-

lel to Gull, but perpendicular.There is a difference.

General. Aan die drankraad van die Wes

Kaap: laat alle legal drankwinkelstoegemaak word op Sondae. Ek is ’ngewese alkolis met vier kinders. Enkel ouer, Retreat

. Don’t pay your TV licence. It isthe right thing to do because I havea contractual problem with mybank, as SABC claims they have notbeen showing certain cricketmatches. Ganief

. I am responding to the personcomplaining that they can’t open anaccount with a basic of R6 000 permonth.

It’s funny, my husband openedtwo accounts, he got an RCS card,and a loan from a bank (with a cleancredit record) earning just R3 200per month.

Maybe you must check your cred-it record? Just curious.

Fat cats and lean masses. The collapse of a viable country

starts at presidential level. It thenfilters down to ministerial, admin-istrative and police level.

The justice system collapses andbusiness becomes corrupt. Thebroad mass of citizens become law-less and the country takes the routeZimbabwe took.

It works without fail for the cor-rupt politicians every time. The so-lution lies in your hands.

Only a full-blown public uprisingwill cure the cancer of corruption

in the ANC government.Granville. If a person receiving a govern-

ment pension buys just two loavesof bread and two litres of milk perday for one month, then they willspend virtually their entire pensionon these two basic food items, andcannot afford to buy meat, veggiesand fruit, which are all vital forgood health.

When the poor can no longer filltheir own stomachs due to greedybusinessmen, you can expect seri-ous civil unrest. Eddie

. Serving members of theSANDF are prepared to go to warand die for their country and earna meagre salary, and here we haveward councillors earning R750 000per year!

For what? Money for warmingtheir bums on the chairs? Who jus-tifies this logic?

If I take a bullet for SA, it’s cheap-er than the councillors missing outon their privileges. Now, who ismore important?

. How much money will Eskomand government offer Cosatu tokeep quiet with the massive elec-tricity increase facing consumers?

. Jacob Zuma? What a mockerythat you have alterations done toyour house worth millions whilethere are people going to bed hun-gry.

Can you not afford a loan fromthe bank?

. When our justice system is cor-rupt, it makes a person real sick.

PETROL is due to increase on Wednesdayand Eskom has increased its cost of elec-tricity by 25.8%.

Petrol will cost just under R10 a litreonce the price increase kicks in at mid-

night on Tuesday.Commentators are concerned about

the knock-on effects of these two price in-creases, which are expected to filter intofood costs.

With food, petrol and electricity cos-ting more and more, consumer spendingpatterns are expected to revert to the con-servatism and caution displayed in therecession in 2008.

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Big band soundTHE UCT Big Band, under thedirection of Mike Campbell,presents an evening of jazzand contemporary popularmusic with a South Africanflavour at the Baxter Concert

Hall on Tuesday 12 April,starting at 20:15. Tickets areavailable at Computicket or atthe door at R50. UCT staff payR45, senior citizens and stu-dents R35 and pupils R25.

Get hip hoppingTHE Cape Town EisteddfodHip Hop Dance Competitionwill be taking place on Satur-day 28 and Sunday 29 May. All“hip hoppers” are encouragedto join in on the action with

substantial cash prizes up forgrabs in this new event. Formore information and for en-try forms, contact Sharon on082 563 1693 or email [email protected]

The man behind the batonWHILE many regular “prome-naders” come every year to the“Last Night of the Proms” for therepertoire of light classical musicand the medley of choirs, manydie-hards come just to enjoy theguarantee of yet another spectac-ular performance by renownedconductor, Richard Cock.

This year Cock has decided on thetheme of “Gypsy Fantasy” for the“Last Night of the Proms” takingplace in the City Hall on Saturday 9April at 20:00, and on Sunday 10April at 19:00. Globally-renowned vi-

olinist, 21-year-old Jonathan Chan,and 21-year-old soprano, MaudéeMontiree, head the line-up of choirs.

Tickets are available at R170 andR210. Visit www.computicket.comor a local outlet to purchase yourticket. For more information contactGraham Todd on 082 498 3986 [email protected].

. WIN! People’s Post is givingaway a set of two tickets to LastNight of the Proms on Saturday 9April. To enter the giveaway, SMS“Proms” to 34586 by noon onWednesday 6 April. SMSes cost R2each; winners will be phoned.

TAKING THE LEAD: The star of theLast Night of the Proms show, conductor Richard Cock. Photo: Supplied

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Win as Red Riding Hood comes to townAFTER a completely sold-out seasonin 2009, The Lilliput Children’s The-atre Company will put on seven per-formances only of “Red RidingHood” at the Baxter Main Theatre inApril.

“Red Riding Hood” runs until Sat-urday 9 April.

This delightful fairytale followsthe well-loved story of the naughtylittle girl who disobeys her motherand, instead of taking the safe routeto visit her granny, goes into thewoods, where she encounters a BigBad Wolf (in this adaptation a ratherstupid Loopy-de-Loop type who is aformer music hall star).

Highlights of the show include arock and roll Granny and the Wolf’s

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MY, WHAT BIG TEETH YOU HAVE!: TheBig Bad Wolf, portrayed by Elton JohnDuffy (right), is disguised as a sheepwho tries to fool Red Riding Hood,played by Nikki Louw.

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Roymo Butchery.Unit No. 6 (next

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Corner ofKlipfontein and

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Ph 078 284 2787or 076 910 3387or 021633 2103

Dj With Sound & Karaoke( 083 747 3304

A FAMILY DRIVINGSCHOOL

Code 08,Man & Auto. K53.( 021 633 7402

A1 COMMUNITY

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PASS OUT FIRST

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Nervous ladies welcome.Car hire for pass out.

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021 397 3912/072 617 4472

AC DrivingAcademyDRIVING

LESSONSCode 10 (Truck)Code 8 Manual/

Automatic. ExHillstar Examiner

Ph/sms073 555 8410

BSI DRIVING ACADEMYK53 driving lessonsCompetitive RatesPackages available

Contact Sharon / Bernie on021 638 3649 or 074 133 0069

021 802 4221www.netshape.co.za/

bsidrivingacademy

LEIBPRODRIVING

ACADEMYProfessional

driver training incode 10 (truck)

Ph 021705 1773or 073 025 1894

DO YOU NEED TUTORINGIN ACCOUNTING OR EMS?Grades 812. Call JustAccounting 715 6232

EXTREME DRIVINGACADEMY

K53 Specialist. Pick up & dropoff. Code 8 driving lessons @

special rates. Nervous learnersmost welcome.(Nazeem on083 669 4101 . We work in all

areas!!

YOUR SCHOOL OFDRIVING S 5 lessons @R500. Ph Leonie 084 593 2223

J & K DRIVING SCHOOLK53 driving lessons. Code 8only. Pick up & Drop off all

areas. Patient & reliableinstructors.(021 374 9380

(a/h)/ 073 888 6782/[email protected]

MATHSIndividual tutoring.

MonSun. All hoursR70 or R50 each for 2 pupils

Contact 084 803 5448

EDUCARE from 3 months to5 and half years old. Transport

avail. Mitchells Plain areaonly. Ph 021 392 0633

K'sPersonalised and

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cards for anyoccasion.

( Karen on021701 6400

or 073 418 6671

DRINK TEA AND SHRINKLose 4 8kg per month and

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ADELAH & SHAKIER'SSamoosas & pies, R105 per

100, Budget Pack R140(40 pies, 40 samoosas,

20 pizzas, 20 spring rolls).We deliver. Ph 376 2506

AFFORDABLEDECOR &CATERING

Ph 021393 7307 or074 177 1923

AKHNI & CURRY'S40L 100L +. Catering done on

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CAKES 4 ALL OCCASSIONSBirthdays, weddings etc...

(072 365 9876/021 371 1918

CLC BESSICK HIRINGCrockery, cutlery, glassware,

trestles and chair covers.( 021 371 9464 or

084 974 6176 or 072 381 4784

DALVIE'SCATERING

Menus from R69 p/p.Price includes basic decor.

For all your hiring needs andstage decor, incl bouquets.Crockery and cutlery from

10c. Chair covers with bowsalso available. Ph Rashieda or

Shafiek 021372 5921 /082 660 0876 /084 566 0087

DECKSTER'S CATERINGMenu's from R90,00. Price

includes: Backdrop, Arch, RedCarpet and chair covers.

(Ielaahm or Rene021371 4507/082 324 9486

FULL CATERING from R85p.p. including backdrop andchaircovers.( 391 6775 /073 517 2177 Debit & creditcards accepted.

ICE CUBES & blocks forsale. 100 Ruth Road, Rylands.( 021 638 7394

NAZLIA'SCATERING &

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needs. Alsofrozen savouries,

eg. pies,samoosa's,

springrolls etc..and

platters and alsoall your hiring

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cutlery & tableclothes.

(021 633 9585 /073 305 8027

AHMED'S jumping castles forhire. 072 344 6977

BJUMPING castles for hire.Cartoon characters & purpledinosaur castles available.Excel. rates.(082 878 1517

HIRE a castle, from R150 p.d.Slides, kiddies chairs & tables.021 696 3791, 084 209 1313

J/CASTLE for hire.021 393 4663/083 357 4008

JUMP 4 JOY castle hire.( Ricky on 073 268 7546

JUMPING CASTLE for hire.021 393 8528, 083 890 4793

JUMPING CASTLES &waterslide for hire. Ph021 704 0859, 083 281 7930

JUMPING Castles forhire.(021 396 5530/083 793 1938/083 459 9285

KIDS THEMEDPARTY DECOR

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Credit cards accepted

A DECORBackdrop poles & chair

covers. Ph 021 637 0133or 083 453 9021

CATER HIRE 021696 2394Plastic chairs R2.Round Table: 10 seats R10Long Table: 10 seats R10.Chair Covers: R4.Chair Cover Bows:R2.Long Table Cloth XL:R12.Round Table Cloth XL:R15.Organza Overlays: R5.Chafing Dish: R50Red Carpet R100Delivery Service Available

COLORADO HIRINGCrockery, cutlery, glassware

linen and backdrop. Ph021 374 7104 / 0822278968

DECORBackdrop poles and lights.

(021 396 2526/082 212 8949

DIEGO hiring services.Cutlery, crockery, centrepieces etc.(021 391 2262/071 777 8789

HIRE A CASTLE FROMR150 p/d. Kiddies Chairs,tables and linen Ph 696 2394or 084 209 1313

HIRING OF Kiddies tables andchairs, chair covers, table

cloths, etc. Call Beulah 021703 7107 or 073 487 2524

HOUSE OF HIRINGCall us for your hiring needs

plus kids party items.(021 3711 588/082 503 9026

A DVD, FOTOS & VIDEO082 738 1166/021 372 6950

PHOTOGRAPHER forweddings, birthdays, specialevents, websites etc. Ph021 692 0221, 084 562 0811

LOOK AND FEEL GREATLose 35 kg in one month. Seeresults in 3 days. Visit:www.lookandfeelgreat.co.za

Wendy Houses"SPECIALS"

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(082 621 4441 /(021)393 5475

WENDYHOUSESConcrete

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2 yearguarantee. Ph021391 7757

or 078 144 8857or 072 665 6553

AA APPLIANCE repairs to allmakes washing machines,tumble dryers etc. 40 yrs exp.Ph Alwyn West 021671 5786or 082 705 8103.

All Fridge Regassingand

geyser repairs.021 3715362

DSTV, Aerial Installations &repairs done. DSTV SpecialR599.( 072 249 1889/073 966 0860

DSTV & AERIALInstallations, repairs & sales.

Contact Terence on

083 769 7242/

Free water. Wellpoints / miniboreholes. No water, no charge

Improve your existingwellpoint.( 021 637 5677

021 701 4522/ 072 825 9586

GARDENING We cut lawns,weed flowerbeds, plotclearing, refuse removal, treeefelling, in your yard. 7 days aweek. 0734923255 /637 9373

A A+ CASH PRICE PAID forgood used 2nd hand clothing,shoes, linen, etc. 021 761 3083

or 084 9733 899

CASH 4 goods sec. handclothes, shoes ,linen, etc

(021 633 0467/083 478 0795

CLOTHING/SHOES/LINENreq for cash 072 340 0536

2 & 3m sand & stone & rubbleremoval. Ph 078 6113 627.

3M/6M Sand, Stone & Rubble( 083 292 3960

5M, SAND, STONE,RUBBLE Bakkie loads also021 397 6413 or 082 709 6443

A 6m 3 sand, stone, lime &rubble removal

021 691 6995 / 072 374 9801

A bakkie sand R195A bakkie stone R385

Paving slabs 300x300 R6.90400x400 R10.90 per slab450x450 R12.90 per slab600x600 R18.00 per slab

Colour cobblestone R2 each.Rockface 450x450 R22.90

per slab. Contact073 182 1491 o/h

or 021 372 2961 a/h

A bargain block: 190, 140 &90 . Ph 021 374 2053/021 692 1209 all hours. FreeDelivery.

AA BARGAIN PAVING SLABS400 x 400 = R10,50450 x 450 = R12,50500 x 500 = R13,50( 076 382 6711

DAVID'SPRECAST

We sellVibrecrete Poles

& Slabs.(021 692 3107 /

021 691 5877/072 106 0655 /083 691 4449

Tel: 021 704 4109

021 715 2739

Cell: 084 368 8125

ABACUS BLOCKS

90s, 140s, 190s,Sand, Stone.

AFRI BLOCKS190 &140's Sand & Stone

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

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• Charlotte 072 828 9431

Nuut !! BLACKLISTED & ADMIN ORDERS nou beskikbaar !!CLEAR CLEAR

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Faks: 086 601 4207www.pbcsa - [email protected]

Let BONDPROFINANCE use yourPROPERTY to

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name.

SMS “Debt” to076 716 6191 or call

021 880 6000

HOME OWNERHOME OWNER

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05.04.11

WILDCATSTRANSPORTBakkie Sand R135 (Bags

R7,50)Bakkie Stone

R350 (BagsR15.00)

Vibracrete Slabs R29.00 each

Bricks from R1.20each

CEMENT R67.00EACH

We also do truckloads and

rubble removalsPh 021820 4068or 084 467 7507

HARRY'S BOARDSCutting, Edging, Devin Doors

Hardware&Fittings,Deliveries, OffCuts

Freddy Lenderts Tel/Fax:021 705 8897/079 9943 629

Andrew GideonsTel:021 706 7387/

084 210 1704Sally Harry:021 706 7387

082 588 9940

ALL Building plans drawn andsubmitted. Call Dominick on021 396 2115 or 078 0852067

ALL BUILDING plans drawnup and submitted to council.(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

BUILDING PLANSProfessionally drawn andcouncil approved.(082 662 4008

DESIGNS & RENOVATIONSUndertake all building work

and extentions to existinghouses, and all front boundarywalls. All building prices are

reasonable.(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

PLANS for pools and submitto council and constructions ofpools onsite.(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

GARAGE DOORS& automation.076 523 0306

BUILDINGMATERIAL &

HOMEIMPROVEMENT

S( On AccountBasis Only )

,Tiling, Paving,Vibracrete

,BIC's,Wendy Houses

,L/Flooring6 60 months to

pay!!!For further infocontact Ashley

on 072 371 6000

A QUALITYGATES AND

FENCEB/bars, sliding

gates, carports,steel fencing,razor wire &vibracrete.

Lowest price.Ph 021397 4079or 082 933 6610

ALTERATIONS, brick, plas.,skin., tiling, etc. Good Refs.076 124 4713

ARTHUR'SSLIDING GATES,

b bars, vibracrete & steelfencing & automation. 021691 1936 or 083 229 7612

BELIEVE IN CHRISTSERVICES

Vibracrete, tiling, carports,paving, gates. Contact Albert

073 545 6994 /

DAVIDS PRECASTWe do all Vibrecrete Walls /

Raisings / Gates & Barb Wire /Carports / Structures &

Garages / Paving /Laminated Floors / Painting

Waterproofing / Roofs &Ceilings.

CASH/TERMS

CONTACT :021 692 3107

021 691 5877 / 072 106 0655

083 691 4449

FLOWERSONGGARDEN

SERVICESFor all your

garden needs.( Henry on

072 553 6239KASSIEM'S roof cleaning andpainting service. Phone073 096 2249 or 021 376 7514

A BEST CASH LOAN R50 000. Call/sms ID, name& netpay. (Wilma073 247 6116 /021 371 7572

Bridging cash for

PENSION/PACKAGE

ALL BRIDGE CREDIT

Lumpsum/Payout same day

" 021 949 3402/3Call back 073 609 9307

073 439 3111

APPROVAL SAME DAY

ARE U WAITING

on a Pension/Provident/Package

Lumpsum Payout?Cash sameday. Sms/Call:Nawaal ( 076 064 0458

ARE YOU SICK& TIRED OFYOUR DEBT?Cant control it

anymore? I canhelp you.

Garnishees onpayslips,

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money for food?Reduce

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free. Serviceguarenteed. Call

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accounts to seewhat

you qualify for.

CONSOLIDATION LOANSand Personal Loan. Pay allyour loans + acc. Depositchange in your bank acc.Criteria: Perm emp, 3 monthsbank statement, latest payslip,copy of ID. Payout in 1 hour 24 hours. Ph 078 116 1508

AWAITING PENSION/PROVIDENT FUND

Imm. CASH(/SmsSHIRLEY083 665 1002/

KIM073 050 2179/021 949 8566

BLACKLISTED? Up toR100 000. Approved byphone.(Shafiq 076 919 8933

BRIDGING CASHwhile waiting for:

PENSION /PACKAGE

PROPERTY

DEALS

Tel: 021 949 0930/1/2

Payout (lumpsum only)

Same day payout

DEAR FRIEND, NEED ALOAN? Plz pick up the PHHOFFMEESTER we give upto R50 000. BlacklistedWelcome. 072 309 1877

DEBTSTRESSED?We help all

people.We can finance

you.Homeowners

welcome.(021) 705 0226

OR 082 378 8592AGENTSNEEDED

IMMEDIATE APPROVALLoans up to R100 000.Cash sameday. Govt. &

b/listed.(021 949 8566/Kim 073 0502 179

Shirley 083 665 1002

“

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payouts?SMS or send

please call me”082 301 7856

0860 105 546IRIS BRIDGE

A BRIDGING loan?

JC FINANCIAL SOLUTIONSBonds/personal loans &

consolodations. B/listed welc.(Janine021 376 4690/

082 439 9863

Loans andconsolidation

available.( Bongi

073 171 5142LOANS No ITC. Same daypayout. Fax 086 666 4811 orcall 071 512 1923

LOANS up to R150 000. SmsLoan to 078 506 5189.conditions apply.

LOANS We come to you.( 021 558 6648 / 082 957 3251

R1 000 R50 000 LOANS1minute approval. B/listed

welcome.(Mansoor on071 810 8230

ACTIVE BLINDS For all yourwindow blinds.( Bernie021 393 0672

BLINDS ANDCURTAINS.

All types. Freequotes. Less

10%.(

021 371 8627/082 516 0030

FOR ALL types of blinds.Ph 074 259 1802 Renaldoor 082 598 2606 Wesleyor 021371 8315 o/h

M&MINTERIORS

Blinds, curtains,rods, upholstery

cleaning andcarpet cleaning.

All blindsless 10%. Phone

Moosa021 371 8917 or

083 4931 495

AB TRUCKHIRE / COURIER

Anything &everything.

073 339 1828

BAKKIE DELIVERIES We ALSO deliver after hours

and weekends. Ph 072 274 6139

FURNITURE removalsand up country trips( 078 611 3627

ALL DSTV+ Top TV + God TV

installations and repairs.Repair callouts from R150.

www.techzonesa.co.za073 272 6117

DSTV AND AERIALINSTALLATIONS

Single view systems R599installed. Xtra View as wellas HD installations. SMS orcall Mikaheel 073 374 3951

DSTV AND AERIALREPAIRS AND

INSTALLATIONSDSTV packages fully

installed for R599. HD PVRinstallations from R2 699.

Service call repair charge ofR150.

Ph 083 268 1213

TELERAMA TV REPAIRSEfficient repairs to TV's &

microwaves.We collect and

deliver.(021 391 5779,

021 391 5819/083 861 0418

TELERAMA TV REPAIRSEfficient repairs to TV's &

microwaves.We collect and

deliver.(021 391 5779,

021 391 5819/083 861 0418

ALL PAINTING andWaterproofing. Goodref. Ph 076 124 4713

A.W.A.ELECTRICAL

Fully LicencedContractorSince 1986

,Rewiring, Main

Boards, Lights,

Plugs , PrepaidMeters

, ElectricalCertificates

. FREE QUOTES.(

Allan021 392 1973/082 708 5700

JC ACTIVEELECTRICALFully licenced

electrician.Repairs to

lights,plugs,geysers,installation of

prepaid meters,main boards, etc.(021 701 3022 /

072 470 7658

FOR ALL YOURGates, burglarbars or welding

repairs(Xavier on

072 212 8619

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FOUNTAIN VILLAGE /BLUE DOWNS

3 beds., maisonette with startergarage & m.e.s. R480 000 neg.

FOREST GLADE3 beds., fully burglar barred.

R450 000 neg.

TUSCANY GLEN2 beds., tandem garage, yard fully

enclosed. Need of TLC.R400 000 neg.

MANNENBERGF,standing 3 bedr. with tandem

garage. R450 000 neg.

Contact Martin Smit021 904 4906 /084 5808 346

GRASSY PARKINCOME EARNER/

WORK FROM HOMER699 000. Immaculate spaciousfamily home with potential offers

lounge/diningroom, with jetmaster,3 bedrooms with bics in main, fambathroom, large fitted kitchen withnook outdoor entertainment areaplus granny flat, plus enclosed

parking

PELICAN PARKR380 000

O/plan lounge/kitchen with bics, 2beds, fam bathroom, paved

driveway 4 cars plus large grannyflat, ideal for family plus extended

familyBE SMART MAKE A START

Call Dorothy082 429 6722 or

021 715 9185

RUKEYA HOOSAINATHLONE: (Grassmere)

R380 000. Vacant land, 400m².ATHLONE: KEWTOWN:

R390 000. Extended 3 beds,lounge, kitchen, bathrm

RYLANDS ESTATE: (RylandsMews) R495 000. in sec complex,

3 beds, mes, bathroom, ffk,lounge, courtyard

SURREY ESTATE: R765 000. F/s,4 beds, l/d, mes, fam bathrm, largefk, laundry, plus garage, plus 1 rmd

g.flat 496m²GATESVILLE (Shaanti Cres)

R1 700 000. D/storey, 7 beds,lounge, d/room, large ffk scullerysingle gar, undercover parking 4

cars 600m²

RUYKEYA082 741 1109

Tuesday 5 April 2011 CLASSIFIEDS People’s Post Retreat

www.pamgolding.co.za/southernsuburbsPAM GOLDING 10x8 05 04 11 1AMPCWF.cdr

MENU:

BEDS: 3 | BATHS: 2 | GARAGE: 2WEB ACCESS: KW1042152SHAMEEMAH 083 335 4713

LANSDOWNE R1.295 Million

BEDS: 4 | BATHS: 2 |WEB ACCESS: KW1045462RAZEEN 072 619 8155

PARKING: 5 | + GRANNY FLAT

LOTUS RIVER R875 000

NEWRELEASE

BEDS: 3 | BATHS: 1 | PARKING: 1 GRANNY FLAT: 1WEB ACCESS: KW1041293RAZEEN 072 619 8155

| BEDS: 4 | BATHS: 3 | |WEB ACCESS: KW1045001RAZEEN 072 619 8155

GARAGE: 3 2 Bed Granny Flat

LOTUS RIVER: R765 000

SOLEMANDATE

Schaapkraal: 4th Avenue – 1 acre (Rural) - Schaapkraal:

Strandfontein Road – Vacant Land – 5000m² – ‘PRIME POSITION FOR BUSINESS’

–

Wynberg: Top Floor Bachelor flat –

Wynberg: Broadview apartments , 2 beds, 1 bath, 1 parking bay

Ottery: Exeter lane- 4 bed, 2 bath, 3 garage, granny flat, workshop. Erf size +1000m -

Zeekoevlei : Gallinule close-4 beds,3baths, 6parking,2bed granny flat -

Pelican Heights: 6 Beds, 3 baths, 2 garages, swimming pool –

Stock urgently required for Grassy Park, Retreat, Steenberg, Elfindale, Heathfield.

Retreat – Ardleigh Close - Free standing 2 bed, lounge, open plan FFK, carport, secure

complex –

Lotus River – Zeekoevlei Mews -Neat 2 bed groundfloor, secure complex

–

We have buyers, ready to go. Contact us for a free market related valuation and experience

the personalized and professional service and our commitment to deliver on our promise.

Lansdowne (Old): Almar Road –

Ottery – Woodale Road –

Sierra Park – Woodland Road –

R899 000 (UNDER OFFER)

R1.7 Million

R320 000

R550 000

R1.395 000

R 1.350 000

R1.65 Million

Razeen: 072 619 8155

R435 000

R345 000

Andy 074 470 7068

R1.8 Million

R675 000

R399 000

Shameemah 083 335 4713


UNDEROFFER

SOLEMANDATE

RAZEEN072 619 8155

SHAMEEMAH083 335 4713

ANDY074 470 7068

BEDS: 3 | BATHS: 2 | GARAGE: 3 | GRANNY FLATWEB ACCESS: KW1041255RAZEEN 072 619 8155


NEWRELEASE

NEWRELEASE

SOLEMANDATE

SOLEMANDATE

DSOL

BY USD

SOLBY US

EST. 1996

BRANCHES: WETTON 021 761 0707

M/PLAIN 021 391 2200

FREE MARKET VALUATIONS - 5.95% COMMISSION

SURREY ESTATE: R780.000excl

SHEREENA 072 435 4085

SYBRAND PARK: R1.250mil

S.ABRAHAMS 072 923 1490

BONTEHEUWEL: R210.000excl

SALAAMAH 083 670 9668

SALAAMAH 083 670 9668

PELICAN HEIGHTS: R1.2mil

MARIAM 082 641 2157

SCHAAPKRAAL: R700.000excl

MARIAM 082 641 2157

Semi, 4Beds(2xBics), 2xKitchens,

G/Flat, Carport(4xCars), Encl, 522m²

F/s, 3Beds, Lnge, Drm, FK, Vibacrete

G/Flat, Garage, Carport, Encl, 714m².

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

Encl, 311m², No Geyser.

CHOOSE YOUR PLOT, Brand New

2BedroomsSemi’s From R329.000

F/s, 3Beds(Bics), Mes, FFK, G/Flat,

F/Bath, Entrance stoep Encl.

2Beds, Lounge, FFK, Encl with high

brick wall, Remote gates, 2nd Dwelling

NEXT TO LENTEGEUR

CRAWFORD: R3.3mill

RAHEEL 082 796 8137

OTTERY: R340.000excl

RAHEEL 082 796 8137

OTTERY: R1.1millon

NAJWA 082 377 7027

OTTERY: R619.000excl

GAIL 076 558 9965

CRAWFORD: R1.250mil

NAZEEMA 073 924 4460

PLUMSTEAD: R920.000excl

PRISCILLA 082 717 1688

5Beds(Bics), FFK, Braai, Scullery,

Pantry, S/room, D/Garage, T/Carport.

Flat, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath,

OPK, Pool, P/Bay, Encl.

F/s, 4Beds(Bics), FFK, Pool, Garage,

E/Garden, 485m², Jetmaster, Braai.

Flat, 3Beds(2xB), Balcony, Lounge,

Drm, Bath, S/toilet, FFK, Garage.

F/s, 4Beds(Bics), FFK, Laundry,

Ent. Area, Garage, 500m², Very neat.

F/s, 3Beds, Lnge, F/place, Kitchen,

Garage, E/Garden, Encl, S/Gates.

RONDEBOSCH EAST: R1. 999mil

ASHRAAF 072 945 5145

BONTEHEUWEL: R299.999excl

DESIREE 079 875 9975

RETREAT: R399.999excl

DESIREE 079 875 9975

HIGHLANDS ESTATE: R460.000

GREENHAVEN: R2.499mil

SHADLEY 0765913647

HANOVER PARK: R220.000excl

PRISCILLA 082 717 1688

D/s, 8Beds(4xB), 5xF/Bath, OPFFK,

2xT/Garage, Braai, Ent.Area, Pool

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

Kitchen, Encl, Sliding Gates, B/Bars

Semi, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath,

Kitchen, Encl, 240m², Very Big Yard.

F/fstanding, 3Beds, Lounge, D/room,

F/Bath, FK, Storerm, Encl, 425m².

D/s, 6Beds, 2xLnge, 2xDrm, 4xMes,

FFK, Laundry, 2xGarage, 1310m²,

Semi, 2Beds, Lounge cum D/room,

F/Bath, OPK, Encl, B/Bars.

NAJWA 082 377 7027

GRASSY PARK: R599.000

ASHRAAF 072 945 5145

GRASSY PARK: R869.000excl

ASHRAAF 072 945 5145

PELIKAN PARK: R429.999excl

NAJWA 082 377 7027

BELTHORNE: R1.2mil

S.ABRAHAMS 072 923 1490

HANOVER PARK: R239.900excl

SALAAMAH 083 670 9668

STEENBERG: R580.000excl

LYNETTE 073 580 5059

F/s, 3Beds, F/Place, OPFFK, Mes,

T/Garage, Yard (8xCars), A/Windows.

F/s, 4Beds(2xB), 2xF/Baths, 2xFK,

G/Flat(2Beds, K, Brm), T/G(4xCars)

F/s, 3Beds, Lounge, Carport,

F/Garage, Appr Plans 4 Outbuilding

F/s, 3Beds, Lnge, Bath, S/toilet, Mes,

FFK, Laundry, D/Garage.

Mais, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, FK,

Incomplete Garage, Encl.

F/st 3Beds, Lounge, D/room, F/Bath,

Kitchen, E/Garden, Encl, 349m²

PROSPUR 05 04 11 1AMR84A

GRASSY PARK & RETREAT TEL: 021 712 6472 / 021 712 9371

Raw

son

Gra

ssy

Park

10x4

0504

11

Office: 021 712 9371/6472

Email: [email protected]

GRASSY PARK R250 000 NEG

GROUND FLOOR FLAT

2 beds with lounge, kitchen,bathroom & parking bay next to room.CONTACT: GARETH 072 966 5758

RETREAT R950 000NEG

LARGE FAMILY LIVING

Down stairs - lounge, fully fitted kitchen,family bathroom,kids bedroom,main bed-room with ensuite & walk in closet,upstairs-lounge, fully fitted kitchen, 3 bed-rooms (2 with ensuite) also secure parkingfor up to 4 cars + double garage with toilet& shower.

CONTACT: GARETH 072 966 5758

RETREAT R749 000 NEG

UNDER OFFER

WELL WORTH THE PHONE CALL

Down stairs - lounge, fully fitted kitchen,family bathroom,kids bedroom,main bedroomwith ensuite & walk in closet, upstairs-lounge,fully fitted kitchen,3 bed-rooms (2 withensuite) also secure parking for up to 4 cars+ double garage with toilet & shower.CONTACT: LORENZO 082 734 7760 /

CELESTE 072 112 8848

RETREAT R575 000 NEG

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Very neat 4 bedroomed home with mes& bic, lounge, open dining room, modernfully fitted kitchen, family bathroom, tiles& laminated flooring throughout PLUStandem garage & entertainment area.CONTACT: LORENZO 082 734 7760 /

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MONTAGU'S GIFT R650 000NEG

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Pleasant Place – Lansdowne– Flat (Sectional Title)

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Sierra Park– Ottery –Neat 1st floor apartment

2 Bedrooms > tiled, built incupboards. Fully fitted kitchen

Asking: R450 000Plot size: 47m²

Saxo Street – Steenberg –Property with potential

2 Bedrooms laminated floors,bics. Single Garage converted

to roomAsking: R450 000Plot size: 286m²

Salerno Way – Strandfontein– Home, flatlet

2 Bedrooms(main dressingroom, en-suite) Kitchen tiled,built in cupboards. Plus flatlet 2bed, kitchen, built in cupboards,

bathroom. Tandem garageAsking: R595 000Plot size: 320m²

Minorco – Costa Da Gama,Muizenberg – Close to the

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Rooikrans Avenue–Grassy Park –

Property with Potential3 Bedrooms(main en-suite)Seperate Lounge/Dining with

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Crawford –Vertrou Road3 Bedrooms

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Lansdowne – Derby Road –Spacious Older HomeLounge wooden floors

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Red alertRed alert for StormersTASMIN CUPIDO

RUNNING and elusive rugby should beon display when the DHL Stormers

take on the Queensland Reds in round sev-en of the Super Rugby competition at DHLNewlands on Saturday.

Both teams have always been intent onmoving the ball through the backline, with“hard-to-pin-down” backs often gaining valu-able metres and scoring on at-tack.

The men from the Cape re-turned from Durban as the on-ly unbeaten team in the SuperRugby competition, after beat-ing the Sharks 16-6 in a tightly-contested match at Mr PriceKings Park on Saturdayevening.

They also ended the week-end on the top of both theSouth African conference andcombined logs after the win.

The win in the Shark Tankwas the Stormers’ first since2004, and head coach, AllisterCoetzee, was impressed withhis troops’ resilience in wetconditions. “The result cer-tainly was pleasing; it’s toughplaying in front of a packed Durban crowd,”he said. “The side showed resilience and com-posure in difficult circumstances. Despite anunsettling couple of minutes up front, theymanaged to gain composure and keep posses-sion.”

A lone try from skipper, Schalk Burger,was also lauded by the man in charge.

He added that his team’s performance atthe breakdown has been impressive.

“With this Stormers team you can expecta physical encounter each time they play,”Coetzee said.

“Their ability to handle, and more recentlyapply, pressure has been impressive. The en-tire team’s physicality is intense.”

An overall effort was displayed by the menin navy blue, with outside centre, Jaque Fou-rie, again impressing on defence and attack.

Meanwhile, Coetzee and his charges’ atten-tion now shifts to the men from Down Under,

who managed to beat the Li-ons 30-25 at Coca-Cola Park inJohannesburg on Saturday af-ternoon.

The last time the two sidesmet it was the Reds who cameout victorious, in a closely-fought 16-13 encounter in Bris-bane.

And undoubtedly the big-gest battle will be the one be-tween the fly-halves of bothteams, Peter Grant (Stormers)and Quade Cooper (Reds).Both fly-halves have been inform, with Grant controllingthe Stormers’ backline like adrill sergeant and Cooper us-ing his ability to create gaps toget over the advantage lineand break the opposition’s

line of defence. And, with Cooper being incontention for a Wallaby spot, it will also bean opportunity for Peter de Villiers and thenational selectors to assess how Grant wouldperform on international level.

The battle up in the engine room will, morethan likely, determine the winner in the end.But while most Stormers supporters wouldbelieve their team is likely to take home thespoils against the Reds, Coetzee is under noillusion. “Our focus is now on the Reds, whoare a difficult team to stop once they get intothe swing of things,” he said. “The competi-tion is still young and we need to focus oneach match individually and maintain ourcurrent performance levels.”

SURE SHOT: DHL Stormers Peter Grant will be going up against inform and illusiveQueensland Reds flyhalf, Quade Cooper. Photo: Peter Heeger/Gallo Images

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Trophy timefor VictoriaVICTORIA Cricket Club will hold itsannual presentation of trophies danceat the John Graham Primary Schoolhall at the corner of Dick Burton andMilford roads in Plumstead on Friday8 April, starting at 19:30.

Snack platters will be provided andtickets at R75 a person are availablefrom club members.

Tuesday 5 April 2011 SPORT People’s Post Retreat

BALL BATTLE: CalebSampson(left) of Santos FC testsNkululekoJordaan inthe IkapaAcademy FCmidfield,during Ikapa’s 10 winin an under15 match atthe Kensington AFCyouth tournament atKensingtonover theweekend.Old MutualAcademycompletedthe cup double by beating LuckyStars under11s and under15s, 31and 10 inthe respective finals.Photos: RashiedIsaacs

GET AWAY:Ryan Stuartof Ikapa Academy leavesKashief Dundas andDayaan Abrahams of Ashford AthleticAFC in hiswake, duringIkapa’s 10win in a roundrobin matchat the Kensington AFCjunior soccertournamentover theweekend.

ACHIEVERS: Stephanian youth players,Isgaak Jassiem (front) and Mikhail Meyer, are representing SA at internationallevel.

WRONG FOOTED: Ziyaad Eksteen (left) of Ajax Cape Town FC evades Damian Visagie of EbenezerAFC, during Ajax’s 40 win in a round robin match at the Kensington AFC youth tournament overthe weekend.

FULL FLIGHT:Aimee Faulmanof False Bay SurfLifesaving Clubburns the sandduring the juniorsprints event atthe Hang TenSouth AfricaSurf LifesavingChampionshipthat was held atCamps BayBeach from 30March to 2April. The FishHoek Surf Lifesaving Club wonthe senior andjunior competitions to walk offwith the coveted overall shieldat the annualevent.

Photo: Sportzpics

Stephanian diamonds are foreverStephanian diamonds are foreverTHE Stephanian Table Tennis Club israllying its members – including itsformer ace players– to share in its60th anniversary celebration thisyear.

Stephanian, which was founded in1950 by the Pastor, Andrews and Meyerfamilies in Loader Street, Cape Town, in-tends honouring its stalwart administra-tors and players in recognition of theircommitment, during its diamond anni-versary year. Stephanian regrouped atthe home of stalwart member, PedroMeyer, inPinatiEstate, Lansdowneafterthe Group Areas Act forced residents inthe Loader Steet area to move elsewhereduring the 1970s.

The club’s top players include LolaJooste (WP and SA singles champion)and Pedro Meyer (SA champion for sev-eral years), as well as the younger Grizel-da Ruiters. Lorenzo Santamaria andShaun Jones went on to dominate pro-vincial and national competitions.

Among the club’s rising stars are Mi-kail Meyer and Isgaak Jassiem – cur-rently representing South Africa at theWorld Youth Junior Championship andAfrican Youth Championship at the

Good Hope Centre in Cape Town from1 – 10 April.

Stephanian currently uses the Blomv-lei community centre in Hanover Parkand the Belthorn community centre forcompetitions and practices.

The highlights of the anniversary cele-bration will be the Stephanian masterschampionship at the Wittebome CivicCentre from Sunday 1 until Friday 6May.

The anniversary ball will be held onSaturday 7 May at the same venue. Thedeadline for masters entries is on Mon-day 25 April. Entries may be faxed to(021) 433-2589 or emailed to [email protected].

The admission charge is R60 for the an-niversary dance. Call Clement Meyer on082 707 6891, Anna Marie Meyer on078 803 3228 or Pedro Meyer on (021) 692-2556 for further details.

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LAVISH LAUNCH: Gettingthe ball rolling at the Metropolitan Premier Cup launchat the Cape Town Stadiumwere: Front Row (from left):Dylan Jacobs (Bay Hill Utd),Cohan Williams (RobinvaleSpurs), Mogamat Brenner(Milano Utd), Ethan Sampson (ASD Cape Town) andTaariq Fielies (Ajax CapeTown). Middle Row: WadeCrowie (Santos FC), Kirk Simons (Mr Price Parkhurst),Phillip Simmers (Morgenster) and Nathan Harris(Baltic Rangers). BackRow: John Rangoli (chairperson Bay Hill Utd, thehost club), Sibusiso Zuma(tournament ambassador),Eric Gum (Safa Cape Townvicepresident) and BoebieSolomons (Santos FC headcoach).Photo: RashiedIsaacs

Premier Cup vibe engrosses soccerBRIAN GAFFNEY

THE Metropolitan Premier Cupfor under-19s reached newheights when some of the who’swho in South African footballrendered impetus to the launchof the 23rd cup championship atCape Town Stadium.

Two much-revered VIP guests atthe launch were the legendaryDutch coach Foppe de Haan – nowat the helm of Ajax Cape TownFC – and former Bafana Bafana starSibusiso Zuma.

De Haan was the keynote speak-er, while Zuma – currently spear-heading the Vasco da Gama FC at-tack in the Premier Soccer League –was honoured as the first tourna-ment ambassador.

The Premier Cup champion-ship – that carries R30 000 in prizemoney for the winners – will take

place at Erica Park in Belhar fromWednesday 20 until Monday 25April (Easter Monday).

De Haan said he regarded the Pre-mierCupchampionship asbeingonpar with the major youth champi-onships in Europe. “When Iwatched the youth cup matches forthe first time last year I was im-pressed by the football passion thatprevailed, as well as the top-classorganisation of the event.”

De Haan, who ironically an-nounced his retirement from top-level coaching a day after thelaunch on Tuesday 29 March, urgedyoung footballers to “live theirdreams” and stressed that intensededication and discipline shouldnot be compromised if players wantto play international soccer. TheAjax coach will return to Holland inMay to spend time with his family.

Zuma said that it was an honourfor him to be named as the ambassa-

dor of a tournament with such aproud history of being a spring-board for several of South Africa’sfinest footballers.

Bafana Bafana players like BenniMcCarthy, Muneeb Josephs, Ste-ven Pienaar, Thulani Serero andMatthew Booth, among others,have progressed through the Pre-mier Cup ranks to internationallevel.

“We need to pass on our knowl-edge and experiences to the currentcrop of players so that they too cansucceed in life and become the leg-ends of tomorrow,” said Zuma, whohas accepted a lucrative transferfrom Vasco to SuperSport UnitedFC at the end of this season.

Zuma’s tasks will include men-toring the youth footballers on thelife skills programmes at Belhar.

Ajax Cape Town FC, Santos FC,Vasco Da Gama FC, Mamelodi Sun-downs FC, Moroka Swallows, Blo-

emfontein Celtic, Kaizer Chiefs andSuperSport United were among theseeded teams in the draw.

The Cape Town-based clubs havein recent years been overshadowedby their rivals from the north, withSuperSport United (2010), Sun-downs (2009), Bright Stars (2007)and Harmony Academy (2006) mak-ing their presence felt.

Ajax Cape Town – with ThulaniSerero and Sameehg Doutie playingprominent roles won the – cup in2008 and 2005, while Santos tri-umphed in 2005.

This year marks the biggest Afri-can contingent since the tourna-ment’s inception, with clubs fromLesotho, Zimbabwe, Angola, Na-mibia and Botswana confirmingtheir entries.

The South Nottingham Collegefrom England will be the other for-eign team taking part in the 32-clubchampionship.

GroupA:SuperSportUnited,Uni-versity of Pretoria (TUKS), Salt Riv-er-Blackpool and Mr PriceParkhurst Academy.

Group B: Bay Hill Utd, Star of Af-rica Academy, Sydenham Cava-liers and Cape Town Academy.

Group C: Vasco Da Gama, YoungWarriors (Zimbabwe), ASD CapeTown and Hanover Park.

Group D: Ajax Cape Town FC,Komesho FC (Namibia), City Lov-ers and Milano United.

Group E: Mamelodi SundownsFC, Dipetsana (Botswana), OriganSpurs and Belhar Spurs.

Group F: Santos FC, BahlabaniFC (Lesotho), Morgenster Unitedand Riverside Rangers.

Group G: Kaizer Chiefs FC, BalticRangers, Old Mutual Academy andRobinvale Spurs.

Group H: Moroka Swallows, Blo-emfontein Celtic, Swallows andSouth Nottingham College.

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