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‘Drunk’ collides with JMPDFlorida — The alleged drunk motorist who rear-ended a JMPD vehicle in the morning hours of Wednesday 31 July was to appear in court on the same day writes MATHILDE MYBURGH.

Florida Police spokesperson Captain Lydia Dikolomela confi rmed that the motorist was arrested and brought to their station.

“It was in the early hours of the morning, as the accident occurred after midnight. JMPD arrested him on the scene and brought him here.”

Dikolomela says that the motorist is facing two charges – one of drunken driving and an-other of reckless and negligent driving. Florida Police released him on R1 000 bail.

Dikolomela could not confi rm whether the motorist underwent a breathalyser test as he was arrested by JMPD offi cers.

However, Edna Mamonyane, JMPD spokes-person says that “the mere fact that he was ar-rested on charges of drunken driving indicates that a breathalyser test was done”.

JMPD could not provide further comment.

Residents endure

75 days without

electricity

Princess — The owner of a block of fl ats op-posite Princess informal settlement, Alet Fourie alongside some of her tenants attended a meet-ing with City Power’s Operational Manager for the Roodepoort area, Solomon Benghu on 31 July.

The meeting was called by Benghu and a desperate Fourie had to travel all the way from Swartruggens, where she resides, in the hope of fi nally solving the problem. Her (paying) ten-ants have been without electricity for a stagger-ing 75 days.

Over and above the fact that Fourie’s tenants have no electricity she has been billed the entire time and paid R10 000 a month for electricity. Strangely enough her bills allegedly are based on actual readings and not estimates, despite the fact that she does not have any meters to read anymore.

Although Benghu set the meeting for 10am he only arrived at 10.46am.

Fourie accused Benghu of not responding to her calls or emails.

Benghu claimed that he has sent a contractor out but the tenants refuted this, saying a con-tractor only came out once and left “because the box was welded close”.

Fourie is going to report City Power to the Human Rights Commission (HRC) and to the National Consumer Council (NCC).

DA Councillor Gert Niemand who attended the meeting remarked that this was gross neg-ligence and a gross violation of human rights.

Benghu then called the contractor on loca-tion and came back with the news that it would take at least another three weeks until the prob-lem is solved. On Niemands’ demand he gave 20 August as his date of commitment, which means that by then tenants will have been with-out electricity for nearly 100 days.

Fourie and the tenants said that they were tired of City Power’s empty promises and one remarked that Benghu should be renamed “Sol-omon Promises”.

Journalist Riaan van Zyl speaking to residents. See page 3 for article and visit www.roodepoortrecord.co.za for the video.

By RIAAN VAN ZYL

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Our divided Roodepoort(VIDEO)

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Niemand DA's Campaign Manager for 2014Roodepoort — The DA’s 2014 election cam-paign in the Florida Constituency will be led by Ward 71 Councillor Gert Niemand.

The Constituency consists of 10 wards, which cover the whole of Roodepoort.

“My aim is to get 50 volunteers in each ward who will be involved actively in campaigning from now until the election in 2014,” says Nie-mand.

“Although we do not want to campaign at schools, we would like to obtain permission to help all pupils who are turning 18 before the election in April, to register in time,” Niemand explained.

According to Niemand voters already can register on the second fl oor of the Civic Centre on Christiaan de Wet Road.

He says that all DA supporters who wish to volunteer, can contact him on 078 743 9681 or email him at [email protected].

Local resident shooting for DA's Gauteng premiershipRoodepoort — Hot on the heals of MPL (Member of Provincial Legislature) Jack Bloom’s announcement, local resident, DA national spokesperson and political wonder-boy, Mmusi Maimane announced his candi-dacy for the DA’s Gauteng premiership on 31 July.

This was also the closing date for members who wish to stand as candidates, and the result of the electoral college will be announced on 9 August.

In an impassioned speech Maimane said that he was “humbled, because 20 years ago, no one would have said it would be possible for me to stand here today. They would have said it was impossible.”

“They would have said it was impossible, because I am a young black man. They would have said it was impossible, because I am from Soweto. They would have said it was impossi-ble, because I am the son of a migrant worker father from the North West and a migrant worker mother from the Eastern Cape.

“But the DA is here to say that what once seemed impossible – can become a reality. It is possible for each and every South African to reach for their dreams, and live the lives they want to,” Maimane continued.

Maimane also gave his own reasons why the people have lost faith in the government.

Maimane not buying e-tag

Roodepoort — On 31 July local resident and national spokesperson for the DA, Mmusi Maimane announced his candidacy for the DA’s Gauteng Premier position.

One of the issues he raised in his speech was that if elected he would fi ght the e-tolling sys-tem.

“I do not have one and will not get one,” Maimane said in his speech about e-tags.

The Record contacted Maimane to fi nd out more about his statement.

“I would be hypocritical if I bought an e-tag. I am totally opposed to the tolling sys-tem. I will never encourage citizens to break the law,” said Maimane in the telephonic in-terview.

“At the moment though it is not written into law and we will keep on appealing it. It is unfair that a law like this must be forced down onto the residents of Gauteng,” explained Maimane.

The Record asked him if he was encourag-

Striking Pikitup workers admit guiltRoodepoort — Residents who suffered because of the impasse between Pikitup and the South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu), can fi nally heave a sigh of relief.

Pikitup released a media statement on 31 July stating, “Pikitup has now reached an agreement with Samwu on the organisation’s terms, in dealing with the suspensions of the workers and can confi rm that the agreement has been signed.

“The union, in a statement issued with per-mission by the workers, stated that the work-ers pleaded an admission of guilt and accepted various levels of warnings based on previous misdemeanours on fi le. Samwu leadership have requested that on the back of this agreement, Pikitup will allow the 1 791 workers to return to

work as of 31 July 2013.”According to Dineo Mphoreng of Ogilvy and

Mather who handles Pikitup’s public relations account, operations in the city will normalise owing to the return of suspended employees. She did ask the public though to bear in mind that there are backlog challenges in certain are-as but added that the organisation “is striving to get all operations back to normal by 5 August if not sooner. “As management we are happy that key stakeholders such as our employees and the majority union Samwu have realised that we are all acting in the best interests of the organisa-tion and that measures introduced are mecha-nisms aimed at making this a business we can all be proud of,” said Pikitup MD, Amanda Nair.

Westgate pedestrians:Walk safely in August

Westgate Park — Pedestrians crossing Ontdekkers Road opposite Westgate will be safe as of the beginning of August, according to the Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA).

In response to the Record’s investigation of claims that a newly installed pedestrian cross-ing on Ontdekkers Road is unsafe, the JRA’s Ntsikelelo Ngubeni gives the assurance that the pedestrian crossing will be fully operation-al by Friday 2 August.

His press release contradicts Westgate’s marketing manager Nick Scott’s claims that Westgate management “had nothing to do with it”. Ngubeni says in his press release that “Arup Consulting Engineers, as appointed by the Westgate development, approached the JRA with a request for to install a signal-ised pedestrian crossing on Ontdekkers Road [sic]”.

Ngubeni told the Record that the installa-tion of such a pedestrian crossing was moti-vated by the large number of pedestrians that cross the busy Ontdekkers Road in that area on a daily basis.

“The JRA Traffi c Engineering Services De-partment agreed to the installation of the said pedestrian traffi c signals.”

Ngubeni explains that to date Arup Con-sulting Engineers has submitted the traffi c signal designs and that JRA has approved it.

“It is envisaged that the traffi c signals will be operational by Friday 2 August.”

The Record certainly will follow up on these claims.

Ngubeni invites residents to report any road-related service defects, theft, vandalism and fraudulent activities to the JRA call cen-tre on 0860 JOBURG (562 874) or to email their hotline at [email protected]. Residents also can use the Tip-Offs Anonymous hotline on 0800 00 25 87 or email at [email protected].

DA Councillor Gert Niemand will be DA Cam-paign Manager in 2014.

“They stop believing because President Zuma spends R240 million on his house, in-stead of building houses for South Africans.

“They stop believing because our police take bribes while women and children are be-ing raped.

“They stop believing because the people in government care more about enriching them-selves and their families than helping the peo-ple.

“They stop believing because we are no longer addressing the economic legacy of apartheid. More South Africans are unem-ployed than ever before. The difference be-tween the rich and the poor is bigger than ever before.

“They stop believing because they see cor-ruption everywhere in government.

“People have stopped believing and lost hope because we are moving in the wrong di-rection. There are fewer jobs because President Zuma governs only for himself and his friends and family. As government becomes more cor-rupt, poor people are becoming poorer,” said Maimane.

Maimane said that his mission was to con-tinue the struggle for a better life for all, and restore people’s belief in a better future. He said that by believing, the DA can win the 2014 elections.

The incomplete Westgate pedestrian crossing on Ontdekkers Road.

National Speaker of the DA, Mmusi Maimane.

By RIAAN VAN ZYL

By MATHILDE MYBURGH

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ing the public actively to follow his example and not buy e-tags.

“No, but I am encouraging the public who oppose the system to keep on exhausting the avenues available to them,” he concluded.

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The story behind the'beggar' video on radio

Roodepoort — Readers of the Record and those who follow the news on the website looklocal might have caught wind of the fact that the investigating team regularly releases short investigative video clips on topics of in-terest.On 26 July journalist Riaan van Zyl was on

the receiving end when Channel Islam Interna-tional (CII) interviewed him about the team’s making of the A day in the life of a beggar vid-eo (watch the “A day in the life of a beggar” video on www.roodepoortrecord.co.za).

CII, who punts itself as the world’s biggest Islamic international radio station, spoke to Van Zyl extensively about not only the mak-ing of the video but also delved deeper into the story regarding the phenomenon of beggars in the Roodepoort area.

13 injured in head-on collisionRoodepoort — At least 13 people were injured after a minibus taxi collided with a light motor vehicle at the corner of Constantia Boulevard and Hendrik Potgieter Road on Wednesday morning 31 July.

According to ER24’s Vanessa Jackson, “There were 12 people in the taxi. Three pa-tients suffered severe injuries and had to be transported to hospital. A patient’s arm had to be amputated partially while the other two patients suffered back and neck injuries with possible broken arms.

“The remaining eight passengers including

the driver suffered moderate injuries, and the driver was trapped and had to be freed. The driver of the light motor vehicle suffered minor injuries. “It seems that the minibus was travel-ling along Hendrik Potgieter Road towards Life Flora Clinic when it collided head-on with the light motor vehicle and rolled slightly.”

Medical personnel on the scene were from the Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) and Joburg Emergency Services.

First to arrive on scene was ER24’s A1 As-sist crew who alerted authorities about the ac-cident.VIDEO: Our divided Roodepoort

Roodepoort — In light of the upcoming 2014 national elections, the Record investigative team set out to collect residents’ opinions on the political state of South Africa writes MATHILDE MYBURGH.

On Friday 2 August the team, consisting of Clinton Botha (director), Mathilde Myburgh (audio director) and Riaan van Zyl (present-er, vehicle disc jockey) hit the road with loud music, cigarettes and a shooting schedule. The team planned on visiting various areas in Roodepoort, interviewing residents from the Rand Leases informal settlement, Davidson-ville, Witpoortjie and Wilro Park areas, and Princess informal settlement.

Four basic questions about the state of the country and the effectiveness of the current government were formulated the day before.

To start the day, the group gathered at Ri-aan’s house for coffee and fi nal discussions. Clinton had to relearn camera-tripod basics while Riaan almost left his cellphone behind.

Although nobody set out to learn who was voting for whom, some residents felt the need to express either their disappointment or joy with the current governing party. We found that some residents were very critical about speaking to the press about politics, while oth-ers completely avoided our eager faces. Luck-ily, the residents of the Rand Leases informal settlement shared our eagerness to broadcast Roodepoort’s opinions. Generally, these resi-dents were not outright disappointed in the current state of affairs but felt that change and

better management would be necessary in fu-ture – they came to the collective conclusion that they need houses and therefore, change is inevitable. Davidsonville residents were wary but later cooperated well in documenting their previous election experiences. Tihan van der Walt (video editor) helped to gather more resi-dents for comment.

“They [the party] campaign for a month or two, fulfi lling all sorts of promises in our com-munity, and thereafter we [the residents] cam-paign for service delivery for the next four or fi ve years.”

Back in Witpoortjie, we also spoke to a few locals about their feelings towards election time. After talking to a big group of residents the team regrouped at the offi ce to sort out footage for editing and change camera batter-ies. Rather, whole cameras and their memory cards, batteries and bags had to be sorted and redistributed as every journalist apparently lost their property in the runaround. While Tihan laughed and stayed behind to merge footage with audio, we took our sorted equipment out to Wilro Park and the Princess informal settle-ment for further investigation.

Some residents in these areas were noncha-lant about politics and some, as in Princess, grouped together to discuss their overall disap-pointment. To the tune of Lana Del Rey, we took one fi nal trip to the offi ce and made up our minds about our next big adventure.Watch the video on www.roodepoortrecord.co.za.

By RIAAN VAN ZYL

[email protected]

Journalist Riaan van Zyl undercover as a beggar.

13 people were injured following a head-on collision involving a taxi and light motor vehicle on Hendrik Potgieter Road on Wednesday morning 31 July.

City of Joburg vehicle causes collisionWitpoortjie — An offi cial City of Johannes-burg vehicle is alleged to have caused an ac-cident in Witpoortjie on the early afternoon of Wednesday 31 July. Nobody was injured in the incident.

At the corner of Corlett Avenue and Ham Street, a City of Joburg (CoJ) Administration vehicle collided with a maroon Mercedes-Benz after a truck obstructed its view. The accident occurred around 11.30am and JMPD offi cers arrived at 12.05pm. One of ER24’s Help24 ve-hicles was on scene and bystanders explained how the accident occurred.

The driver of the CoJ vehicle, Gabriel Mut-sharini alleges that the elderly man in the Mer-cedes was speeding down Corlett Avenue when he was trying to turn into Corlett Avenue from Ham Street.

“I did not see the vehicle coming as the JRA truck was obstructing my view.

“The other man’s vehicle lost control, which tells me he was speeding before we collided.”

According to both drivers and eyewitnesses, a Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) truck was parked on Corlett Avenue just before Ham Street in the direction of South Road, obstructing the view of traffi c from both sides. The JRA had just fi nished mending a pothole on Corlett Avenue and left the scene before the Record’s arrival.

The driver of the Mercedes and his son plan on claiming damages from the parties involved, they told the Record.

“My father came down Corlett Avenue from the bridge and the other car ran the stop street [sic].

“The truck must have blocked his view of the busy road,” the son said.

There is no evidence in the Record’s posses-sion to support the claims of speeding.

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Dispatches from MeerkatsklipDewethenasia — Ah-hum. (Plenty clearing of the throats and singing Disney songs out loud while using your fi ngers to plug both your ears.)

Goeie genade. My little boeghoe-addled breintjie knew

that the run-up to the election was going to be highly entertaining but this is outdoing my highest expectations. And we haven’t even gone nasionaal yet.

So having the day off at my own koerant, Die Veldbrand, I go and visit some of my col-leagues at the Record and even they admit that things are becoming surreal.

Seg daai bles reportertjie to his editor that it only can be here that a politician actually

phones the paper to tell them about his court appearance! Now the fat is in the fi re.

The outjies from the ANC say Dewes is ly-ing while Dewes blames them for politicising the affair.

Meanwhile someone did or didn’t get klapped and everyone’s acting holier than thou. Regardless, dis groot sports and if this is an indication of what’s to come then we can pack our picnic mandjies and cancel our satel-lite TV subscriptions.

Which brings me to my next point. I was really deurmekaar as to who to vote for next year but I made up my mind.

(No, don’t worry, I am not going to pro-mote any specifi c party.)

The most entertaining party will get my vote and so far locally it’s a draw between Dave ‘Donnerbos’ Dewes’ DA and the bra comrades of Florida’s ANC.

I think next time the newspaper has space to fi ll they maybe can publish a collage of Dewes’ greatest hits (literally!) and misses. Call it something like “50 shades of Dave”.

(Ok that wasn’t my idea but a bloody good one nonetheless.) If, and this is starting to look like a big if, he runs again next year may-be he must make his campaign slogan “Vote Dave Dewes – If only for sheer entertainment value”. Yes readers, their pets and all lawyers out there in this dreary rat race, it seems like politics is still the best entertainment as long

as you do not take it seriously. (Talking ‘bout the rat race, a very wise Rab-

bi commented the other day that you must remember that even if you are number one in the rat race you are still a rat. Some nice ad-vice for politicians there.)

And to end off. My “SA Law Enforcement Stupid People Shouldn’t Breed Award” goes to the SAPS for having 1 448 members with criminal records.

As Arnold Geerts used to say “Fêntêstiek Naas, Fêntestiek”.

Anyway, until next week. I am off to make some popcorn and watch

the idiots on ‘A view from the House’ (SABC Parliamentary programme).

More complaints regarding MetrobusGillian Stacey (email):I am a very irate Metrobus Service passenger. I use the Witpoortjie Metrobus every day with major frustration. They are an extremely unreli-able bus service that come and go as they want. We pay for this disgusting service.

They just do not care, if you phone the Metrobus service they are outright rude. You

want to complain but you feel what the hell, is it worth it? Nobody listens or cares.

All I can say is what a mess.This morning I waited from six in the morn-

ing, the next bus was at eight o’clock with a clapped out bus from Noah’s ark. Is this a fi rst world bus service, defi nitely not.

Letter published unedited — Ed.

True grit needed on sandy shoresCliff Buchler (email):So Sandy Bay, the Cape’s favourite hang-out for nudists, will become sandless if something dras-tic is not done. There is a plan afoot to transport sand from Hout Bay, known for its voluminous dunes, to the once-pristine beach to save it from disappearing. And leaving the naked creatures to tread water in the icy Atlantic and sunbathe on the rocks.

Could never fathom how a nude body copes with sand fi lling every crevice, and acting as sandpaper on tender skin. I mean, since birth it is treated with Johnson’s baby powder and Vaseline, a far cry from gritty sea sand.

So what makes a normal human species, ac-customed to wearing clothes, decide to display privates and go public?

A few years ago, Wifey and I were dared by some clown to go see for ourselves. OK, we were still young, daring and dumb.

After much agony, we set off to expose the exposed.

Dressed only in swimming costumes and T-shirts we took the long walk among thick bush and shrub from Llandudno that brought us onto the beautiful beach. It was still early, so no bodies were in evidence.

We found an ideal spot in the dense shrub-bery, not unlike a game hide, from where we could espy the naked species without us having to do any shedding ourselves.

The wait wasn’t too long. Three pretty ladies stripped down to nothing and proceeded to lay on the sand a spit away from us. Wifey al-lowed me a quick look, then ordered me to turn around and stare at the bushes.

While in this unfair position I heard Wifey gasp.

For the full article visit www.roodepoortrecord.co.za.

Ons Huis bedank RoodepoortOns Huis bedank graag al ons vriende!

Ons het ‘n wonderlike kermis gehad, God het ons geseën met ‘n fantastiese dag. Ons het die bedrag van R41 000 ingesamel.

Hiermee wil ek elkeen bedank wat deel van die kermis was en ‘n sukses daarvan gemaak het. Diegene wat vir ons goed gebring het sowel as die Ontdekkers Gereformeerde sus-ters vir die poedingtafel en die Wilropark Ger-eformeerde susters vir die koektafel. Rencke Olivier en haar span vir die hantering van die witolifanttafel, Trudie Bezuidenhout en haar span vir die boeke-tafel, Wendy en Mae vir die skenking van die mandjies en verkoop van die kaartjies. Dankie aan Cecile en haar groep vir die aankope en hantering van die tombolatafel asook die Lions van Weltevredenpark vir die broodjies wat hulle geskenk het en vir die worsbroodjies (die braai en verkoop daarvan). Dankie aan Irene en haar groep wat die heerlike pannekoeke gebak en verkoop, het en ook aan Fransie Schoeman en haar familie wat gesorg het vir die lekkerste vetkoeke. Dankie ook aan Wilna Dreyer en haar dogter vir die hantering van die snoepie en Anne-Mari vir die kombuis hantering en kerrie en rys. Dankie vir Mariete Olivier en haar span met die koffi e-en-tee-tafel, Kobie en haar kinders wat vir ons stormjaers gemaak en verkoop het en vir Caleb wat met Netcare 911 gereël het om daar te wees. Dankie ook aan Willie Smit wat al die opbrengs van sy stalletjie vir ons geskenk het. Die helpers wat by

stalletjies ingeval het en gehelp het, baie dankie aan julle.

Dit is mense soos julle wat dit moontlik ge-maak het dat ons so ‘n groot sukses van die ker-mis kon maak.

Aan al ons uitstallers, baie dankie vir al die mooi goed en dat julle by ons kom uitstal het kom en kuier het.

As ons gevra het, het Maria gespring in die kombuis – dankie daarvoor.

Dankie ook aan ons musiekmense – die bo-ereorkes en die Musiek Fabriek — wat die heer-likste atmosfeer geskep het waarin almal kon saamsing en saamdans.

Ons moet ook nie vergeet van ons veteraan karre nie – dankie aan die betrokkenes dat julle jul Saterdag opgeoffer het en kom uitstal het.

Aan die hart van hierdie kermis was Marietjie Greyling en haar fondsinsamelingskomitee. Baie dankie vir al die reëlings en die rondhard-lopery. Ons volgende funksie dié jaar is ons damesontbyt met ‘n verrassing. Dit sal op 7 September plaasvind. As u graag iets wil uitstal kontak my asseblief. Ons het 24 tafels waarvoor ons gasvroue soek. Asseblief kom ons maak die funksie ook ‘n groot sukses.

Hou ook asseblief 29 November eenkant vir ons Kersmark. Ek sal meer inligting deurgee op ‘n latere stadium.

Baie dankie aan almal wat betrokke raak by ons. Kontak gerus Ons Huis by 011 672 5018 vir verdere inligting.

9 August 2013 ROODEPOORT RECORD Page 5

Child (9) diesRoodepoort — A nine-year-old boy died after a motor vehicle ran him over in Horizon View on Friday night 2 August.

According to Netcare 911 spokesperson Santi Steinmann, “Paramedics responded to an accident on Pamela Street in Horizon View, Roodepoort on Friday night.

“Upon their arrival on scene they found that a nine-year-old boy was knocked over by a mo-tor vehicle.

“Tragically the boy died at the scene due to the extensive injuries he had sustained during the accident.

“Exact details to the cause of the accident and preceding events will remain the subject of a police investigation.”

Michael Leon of the Horizon View Block-watch described the incident as a tragedy. “The incident happened at around 6.15pm. The young boy was cycling down Drysdale Avenue when he was struck by a motor vehicle at the intersection of Drysdale Avenue and Pamela Street.

“Metro Police and emergency services were on the scene within a few minutes of the ac-cident. Members of the Horizon View Block-watch were dispatched to try and locate the child’s parents as well as manage the traffi c at the scene. Emergency medical personnel bat-tled for over an hour to save the young boy’s life but unfortunately he succumbed to his in-juries and passed away at the scene of the ac-cident.

“The Horizon View Blockwatch extends its sincerest condolences to the parents and family of this young child. The thoughts and prayers of the entire community are with them during this diffi cult time.

“The circumstances surrounding the inci-dent were not immediately clear and a police investigation is in progress.

“The unfortunate incident once again high-lighted the importance of instilling a culture of road safety among our children from an early age. Wearing an approved bicycle helmet, high visibility clothing and obeying traffi c signs are of the utmost importance.

“The Horizon View Blockwatch thanks eve-ryone involved in managing the incident on Friday night. These include the JMPD, SAPS, emergency services, patrollers from our neigh-bouring block watch and residents who pro-vided coffee and support at the scene.”

Evil Ouklip Road 'strikes again'

Roodepoort — Paramedics and emergency ser-vices rushed to the scene of yet another serious accident on Ouklip Road after a blue Volkswa-gen Golf crashed into a tree early on Friday morning 2 August.

According to Netcare 911 spokesperson Santi Steinmann, “The man is believed to be in his early 30s and sustained serious to critical injuries. He was transported to a nearby hos-pital.”

Steinmann also confi rmes that the man was trapped inside his vehicle and had to be freed by the Jaws of Life.

At the Record’s arrival Joburg Emergency Services (EMS) were seen cutting both sides of the vehicle to free the man.

“It is still unclear what had happened, but the cause of the accident will be investigated,” Steinmann adds.

Other authorities that have arrived on scene were the Johannesburg Metro Police Depart-ment (JMPD), the South African Police Ser-vice (SAPS) and ER24 as well as its A1 Assist tow truck crew.

The accident took place just after 1am on the infamous Ouklip Road with Piketberg Street being the closest corner – approximately 15 metres away from where two men in their

Ouklip deaths update: Tragedy still freshHelderkruin — While friends and family still visit the accident scene that claimed the lives of two men in their mid 20s, Ward 83 Councillor Suzanne Clarke says she will not rest until she has found an amicable solution to the problem on Ouklip Road.

“I have a meeting with the MMC of Trans-port at 2.30pm on Thursday 8 August to dis-cuss the issues on Ouklip Road. I need resi-dents to know that I will not rest until we have found a solution to the problem.”

Early on Sunday morning 30 June, two young men, Christo Oosthuizen and Stefan Botha crashed into a tree on Ouklip Road. Oosthuizen tragically died on scene while Bo-tha passed away in hospital the next day.

“I am saddened by the deaths of these men and my deepest and sincerest condolences go

to their families. “I pray that God will give them the strength

to get through this sad period.”Oosthuizen en Botha’s death not being the

fi rst on this road, the Record told the councillor that it is clear that something has to be done to stop fatal accidents from occurring again.

Asked how she thought this could be done, she replied, “My concerns regarding Ouklip are the reckless driving and speeding of motor-ists and I want residents to know that since this issue was brought to my attention in 2012, my ward committee and I have tried to come up with solutions for this road.

“I have asked the Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) to conduct speed trap-ping and I hear some residents will warn each other about these speed traps, which defeats

the purpose. I have asked JMPD to conduct roadblocks and they confi rmed that they had pulled over a number of intoxicated people. I have requested Johannesburg Road Agency (JRA) for stop streets and their response was that it would cause more accidents. I have re-quested a traffi c circle at the corner of Graph-ite and Ouklip Road but it was turned down.”

The councillor is hopeful that her meeting with the MMC will be positive.

“I want to ensure residents that I have been working on the Ouklip Road issue continuous-ly and believe that the MMC can help in this regard; but it could be a long process.”

Clarke also confi rmed that there will be a public meeting on Wednesday 14 August at the Klein Helderkruin Old Age Home at 7pm to discuss the Ouklip Road issue.

Five injured and two dead as car overturnsRoodepoort — Two people are confi rmed dead and fi ve injured when a motor vehicle over-turned on Jim Fouche Road early on Sunday morning 4 August.

According to Netcare 911 spokesperson Santi Steinmann, “The vehicle with seven oc-cupants was travelling along Jim Fouche Road when it overturned.

“Tragically, two people lost their lives, two sustained critical injuries and three people were seriously injured in the accident.

“The Netcare1 helicopter airlifted one of the critically injured persons to a nearby hos-pital for urgent medical care. The other injured people were treated on scene before they were transported to various hospitals in the area.

“Exact details to the cause of the accident and preceding events are unclear and will re-main the subject of a police investigation.”

Pedestrian dies after being knocked overRoodepoort — A pedestrian sadly passed away after being knocked over by a vehicle on the evening of Sunday 4 August.

According to Netcare 911 spokesperson Santi Steinmann, the man was knocked over on Christiaan de Wet Road.

“Upon [the paramedics’] arrival on scene they found that a man tragically died after he had been knocked over by a vehicle.

“The motorist involved sustained serious in-juries.”

According to Steinmann the motorist was

treated on scene whereafter he was taken to a nearby hospital for further medical assistance.

“The exact details to the cause of the acci-dent and preceding events will remain the sub-ject of a police investigation,” Steinmann told the Record.

mid 20s crashed into a tree in late June. The driver tragically died on scene while the pas-senger passed away in hospital the next day.

Residents are now on their knees begging Jo-hannesburg Road Agency (JRA) to intervene.

“This is the last straw,” an Ouklip Road resi-dent who has witnessed many accidents on the road.

“How many people should get hurt for some-thing to be done on this road?” he asked.

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Kilburn shop: more complaintsFlorida — As expected, more residents fi led their complaints about the bit-of-everything shop in Kilburn Shopping Centre with the Re-cord.

According to complaints to date it is alleged that the shop abducts clothing. A resident pre-viously complained that his trousers, handed in for alterations at this shop, went missing by the time he went to fetch it a day later. A cer-tain Mr Grobler shared his similar experience with the Record.

“When I dropped by the shop one of the employees was sitting outside on the sidewalk, not even behind the counter,” he explained, unsure whether this man was an employee, manager or even the owner.

“Nobody was behind that counter and even-tually he came over to assist me.

“I paid R30 on that day and the man ex-plained that the balance could be paid when I

collect my jacket as it all depends on the work they need to do – thus, the second and fi nal instalment was not a certain, prediscussed amount.

“I gave it in anyway because you struggle to fi nd places that do clothing alterations these days.”

Mr Grobler left his jacket with the man and he explained that he could fetch it the follow-ing day. By the time he returned, the jacket had left the premises and was not ready for collec-tion.

“I was furious.”After trying to ascertain its whereabouts

and insisting on collecting it, the shop staff ex-plained to Mr Grobler that the alterations are outsourced to a man near Westgate Shopping Centre and that he was to fetch it there.

For the full article visit www.roodepoor-trecord.co.za.

Wholesaler outraged at Cattanach's statementWitpoortjie — A sales and marketing manager from a big pet accessory wholesaler is very upset about Mandy Cattanach, Roodepoort SPCA manager and inspector’s seemingly “lopsided” comment about supporting pet shops, as reported on 11 July.

Wayne McKay, Sales and Marketing Man-ager for Wilgo Enterprises that deals in pet products and accessories, contacted the Re-cord with his complaint. This follows previous Record reports of Cattanach saying that resi-dents should not “even buy any accessories or foods from the pet shops that [they] disagree with”.

In the Record’s recorded conversation with Cattanach for the particular article, she com-mented on current SPCA dealings with the West Rand Pet and Bird Farm.

“You should not support any pet shop,” she explained, “as there exists no need for one in our area”.

“If you support a pet shop, you are support-ing puppy and kitten trade.”

McKay believes that these comments “are totally uncalled for.

“Having a problem with one particular pet shop and taking it out on the industries of animal trade and animal products is, to me, completely unacceptable.

“It is this sort of comment that will have residents moving away from buying legitimate products from pet shops, thus jeopardising our company’s imports and the businesses of others.”

McKay told the Record that he had ap-proached Cattanach with his complaint and she allegedly denied the quotes, saying that “it was misprinted [sic]”.

“I am surprised that no other law-abiding pet shop owners, wholesalers or distributors have given their comment on this subject yet,” McKay stated.

Flooding on Albertina SisuluPrincess — While contractors are hard at work trying to sort out electricity issues on Albertina Sisulu Road (previously Main Reef Road) they have to contend with water gushing like a foun-tain.

On the afternoon of Monday 5 August at around 2.15pm a water pipe burst, according to eyewitnesses.

“A water pipe had burst moments ago and it’s causing havoc,” contractor Corné Herbst told the Record, looking at the water gushing down the road.

“We were contracted recently to sort out the power supply to the businesses in the area,” Herbst said, pointing out his crew at work along the road. Businesses have been com-plaining about not having electricity for the past few months, both to the Record and to the offi cials involved.

The workers could be seen on the side of Albertina Sisulu Road, digging holes for new electricity connections, each one dangerously close to the surging water.

“Joburg Water allegedly is on its way to turn off the water supply.”

Onlookers and residents of the Princess in-formal settlement seemed confused, and trucks and other vehicles had no choice but to drive through the water. Some people stopped in business driveways to fi gure out an alternative route. No one could confi rm what time Joburg Water technicians would arrive.

Herbst said that his team was working on the power box of a church on Albertina Si-sulu Road and that they would work their way down the road as soon as it’s clear.See photos of the havoc at www.roodepoor-trecord.co.za.

The gushing water on Albertina Sisulu (Main Reef) Road.

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Roodepoort SAPS step it upRoodepoort — The weekend of 26 to 28 July saw Roodepoort SAPS up their game.

Over a two-day period (26 and 27 July) the Roodepoort SAPS held a total of fi ve road-blocks in crime hotspots, being areas such as Witpoortjie, Horison and Roodekrans. A total

of 84 cars and 181 persons were searched.Furthermore six drug-related arrests, fi ve

illegal-liquor arrests, and an arrest relating to an armed robbery were made.

A large number of counterfeit DVDs were confi scated.

Illegal mining receives a blowRoodepoort — A team of senior police and min-ing offi cials, assisted by representatives of the mining industry, cracked down on a vast illegal mining operation in Roodepoort on 23 July.

The land in Roodepoort previously had been used as a gold processing plant for Dur-ban Roodepoort Deep Mine and was left in a completely unrehabilitated state. Illegal miners started their activities and sold their gold to il-licit buyers.

Despite various raids by authorities in the past, it has become a massive operation.

The recent raid came in the light of the com-mittee on illegal mining established by the Department of Mineral Resources (DMR). It consists of various role-players, regulatory au-thorities, the industry and unions. This com-mittee has been hard at work getting all role-players to commit to the process.

“The problem is that after arrests are made it seems that the Prosecuting Authority does not see the urgency to have the offenders pros-ecuted. They are given bail and they continue their practice,” says Nico Pienaar, director of the Aggregate and Sand Producers Association of Southern Africa (Aspasa), an organisation that is an active member of the committee on illegal mining.

He says the South African Police Service (SAPS) is working hard on this problem and the offi cials of the DMR are committed and see the value of protecting the industry. For many years

Aspasa has raised the issue of illegal mining in the aggregate and sand industry, which not only threatens the livelihood of legal operators, but also compromises the safety of the workers, the environment and the surrounding communities’ future land use. Aspasa has played an active role since the establishment of the committee.

“When the DMR approached us for help with the West Rand problem, we contacted some of our local members and the response was very favourable. WG Wearne agreed to let the team use one of its big front-end loaders to fl atten the area where the illegal gold mining was taking place and supplied two machines to help destroy the illegal mining site by levelling the material. This was a token of the industry’s commitment to working with the regulators,” says Pienaar. He adds that the next focus area will be on illegal sand, gravel and aggregate mining in the wider Gauteng region.

“Aspasa is working on a document that deals with issues such as borrow pits, road building material and municipal quarries. This document will show the unequal treatment of the formal commercial industry that has to compete with the informal and less controlled industry. The rules of engagement clearly are not equal and the argument is that if lessor rules apply for a particular section of the industry, then these also must apply for the formal commercial op-eration. There cannot be two sets of standards. Pain has to be felt by all,” Pienaar says.

Horizon View — Drugs as well as a knife are among the many items confi scated by police during a drug raid at West Ridge High School on Wednesday morning 31 July.

Roodepoort South African Police Service (SAPS) spokesperson Colonel Chris Wilken confi rmed that police confi scated 18 sticks of dagga, a knife, six cigarette lighters as well as few pairs of scissors after searching at least 18 classrooms. A total of nine SAPS, four Johan-nesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) of-fi cers, six members of the Roodepoort Youth Desk and a representative of the Department of Community Safety in Gauteng were in-volved in the bust.

“We arrested a 17-year-old pupil who was

in possession of drugs. He will be taken to the police station where he will be released in his parents’ custody.”

A reliable source told the Record, “At least seven pupils in Grades 8 to 10 were caught and taken to the principal’s offi ce”.

The raid was said to be pre-planned and educators knew beforehand.

These pupils are believed to be regular of-fenders and claim they deal in drugs to make money to buy textbooks.

“We are a government school and textbooks are free,” the source told the Record.

“Drug awareness is countrywide; and we will be identifying other schools in the area at any given time,” Wilken concluded.

Police keep an eye on the anti-illegal mining activities.

Drugs confiscatedat West Ridge High

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Roodepoort — ‘n Span insluitend akteur David Rees wat destyds die rol van Nick in die sepie Egoli ver-tolk het, die Operasionele Hoof van Roodepoort SAPD Jacq Vil-joen en voormalige SAPD kaptein Jan Combrink (nou verbonde aan die forensiese maatskappy Open Waters en aan die spits van die Uturn Drug Campaign) was reeds vroegoggend op 29 Julie by Hoër-skool Roodepoort om die leer-linge oor die gevare van dwelms toe te spreek. Rees wat self tien jaar aan verslawing prysgegee het, het nederig en eerlik met die leer-linge gepraat. In plaas daarvan om prekerig te wees het hy erken dat die ouderdomsverskil tussen hom en die leerlinge hom dalk minder

kredietwaardig kan maak, hoewel hy tog ‘n positiewe boodskap en pleidooi gelewer het. “Ek het self op julle ouderdom gedink nie-mand kan my enige iets vertel nie,” het Rees ernstig gesê. Hy vertel dat in samewerking met die SAPD en Combrink hulle nie net klem lê op bekamping nie maar meer op voorkoming. Viljoen het ook die leerlinge gevra om vir die SAPD inligting te gee sodat veral hande-laars vasgevat kan word.

Combrink het gevra dat enige iemand wat van die span se hulp of ondervinding wil gebruik maak, hom by 072 237 5537 of vir Viljoen by 082 337 0637 moet kontak. Die webtuiste www.uturndrugs.com kan ook besoek word.

Rocci opens businessnominationsRoodepoort — Is your busi-ness fl ourishing? How about the businesses of your close friends, neighbours or family members?

Rocci has opened its Busi-ness of the Year nominations to the public as of 1 August. Every year the Roodepoort Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Rocci) presents their Business of the Year awards to recognise local businesses and business people being successful and innovative.

This year, they say, the aim is “to raise the bar even higher”, re-fl ecting on the 2012 award nomi-nees and their excellence.

Rocci bookings’ Lillian Matl-haku says that “this is our resi-dents’ chance to nominate busi-nesses that are committed to building a strong South Africa”.

The Chamber has seen 27 years of unsurpassed growth in the awards. Rocci and FNB, a main sponsor, encourage all businesses to accept the challenge and par-ticipate. The acknowledgement of achievement is open to all success-ful businesses that embody the spirit of enterprise. Anyone who is somehow involved or aware of such a business can nominate it – that includes employees, buyers, suppliers, bankers, business agen-cies, attorneys, accountants and any resident.

To nominate a business, simply

complete the nomination form and send it back to Rocci on fax number 086 655 4290 or via email at [email protected]. The closing date for nominations is 30 Au-gust.Nomination categories:• Business Community Support Organisation• Community Support Organisa-tion (Recognition)• Conference Facilities• Corporate & Listed Companies• Education• Emerging Businesses• Entrepreneurship (An entrepre-neur with great potential)• Entrepreneurship Awareness (A business creating opportunities for entrepreneurs)• Hotel & Accommodation• Lady ROCCI (Business Woman of the Year)• Lady ROCCI (Female Commu-nity Service Champion)• Large Business• Medium Business• Small Business• Most Innovative Idea• Most Promising Young Entre-preneur• Professional Services (Attorney, Accountants, Doctors etc.)• Restaurants• Service Excellence (Recognition)• Tourism (Tour Operators, Travel Agents, Tourist Attractions, Lei-sure Facilities etc.)

Rocci awards participation at potjiekos competitionMuldersdrift — Diane Graham from the Roodepoort Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Roc-ci) Events Department was happy to announce the annual Absa and Rocci Potjiekos competition win-ners.

“Not only was the food great, but the team spirit and levels of participation were something to marvel at,” Diane told the Record.

Each entered team had a theme and a team name. Rocci thanks all parties that contributed on the day, including Absa, Misty Hills Country Hotel, Virgin Active, Protea Hotel and South African Breweries Limited (SAB).

Besides the actual potjie win-ners, Rocci rewarded those who had the best-dressed chef, the best team spirit, the best exhibit, the best-dressed team and the best hospitality on the day. At the awards ceremony on the evening of the event, which took place on Friday 19 July, a Gold, Silver and

Bronze winning team were an-nounced. Guvon Hotels with a Sultans of Marrakesh theme was announced the Gold winners.

Silver went to Vega Instru-ments SA, who called themselves the Ama Potjie Kings.

Bronze went to another Vega Instruments SA team that called themselves the Mighty Mosqui-tos.

“We really could not have asked for better participation,” said Lillian Matlhaku from Rocci’s Bookings Department.

Best categories winners:Best-dressed chef: Vega Instru-

ments SA (Egyptian chefs)Best team spirit: Legend Hos-

pitality School (Legends of the Caribbean)

Best exhibit: Guvon HotelsBest dressed team: Vega Instru-

ments SA (Mad Hatters and Al-ice)

Best hospitality: Business Part-ners Limited (Doctors on call)

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Twee word 101 byRoodepoort SentrumRoodepoort — Dit was een groot partytjie vir twee 101-jariges by die Roodepoort Sentrum vir Bejaardes op Woensdag 31 Julie.

Volgens Marianne Ferreira (bestuurder) is beide oom Danie Louw en Rosie Binda nog vol dinge op hul ryp ouderdom. Oom Dawie het sy 101ste verjaarsdag op 28 Julie gevier terwyl Rosie haar verjaarsdag op 7 Augustus sal vier.

“Albei word 101 en ons inwoners het besluit om van voor af te tel, dus was ons twee 101-jariges in ‘n saal vol van hul maatjies.

“Die twee sterre van die dag is elkeen ‘n ted-diebeer as geskenk gegee en die eetgoed was als waarvan ‘n kleintjie kan droom; dit was net lekkergoed en skyfi es waar jy kyk.

“Die Jollie Menere-boereorkes het opgetree en die personeel wat altyd in ons waskamer doenig is, het pragtig Happy Birthday vir Ro-sie en oom Dawie gesing.

“Christine Human het ons almal vermaak

met voordrag oor bekende situasies uit die ou dae.” Marianne het ook meer inligting oor oom Dawie en Rosie met die Record gedeel.

Oom Dawie, wat op 28 Julie 1912 gebore is, is die oudste van sewe kinders en is twee keer getroud. Hy het twintig huweliksjare saam met sy eerste eggenote gehad en daarna het hy met tannie Bets getrou, met wie hy reeds 34 huweliksjare deel. Hy het twee kinders, nege kleinkinders en 16 agterkleinkinders. Hy geni-et dit om te lees en glo daaraan om sy familie en vriende te koester.

“Op 101 het hy nog lekker saamgedans toe die boereorkes by die partytjie optree.”

Rosie is op 7 Augustus 1912 in Grahamstad gebore en is die derde oudste van agt kinders. Sy was met ‘n Portugese mynkaptein getroud en hulle was meer as 50 jaar saam voor sy af-sterwe.

Vir die volledige artikel besoek www.roodepoortrecord.co.za.

Speaking at a moment's noticeFlorida — On the evening of Tuesday 16 July the members of Florida Toastmasters Club aimed high and searched for the hero within, according to vice president of public relations, Dawn Hemming.

“There are two kinds of heroes. Heroes who shine in the face of the greatest adversity, who perform an amazing feat in a diffi cult situation and heroes who live among us, who do their work unceremoniously and make a difference in the lives of others.”

As Toastmasters they ensure that throughout their speeches they demonstrate what they refer to as ‘word power’, which is one of the key fea-tures of effective communication, according to Hemming. “A good speech is a conversation.”

Mark van Vuuren became the hero of his own story and was awarded the trophy for the best prepared speech entitled Money is the root of all evil. He applied his communication skills and formed vivid images in members’ minds to cre-ate an awareness that money is the barometer of a society’s virtue and that they should enquire, educate and act against corruption to redeem this virtue.

“Organisations and communities are net-works of conversations and the quality of our conversation determines our relationship.

“Crackerjack conversationalists are those people with whom others love to converse and that generally have good memories.

“They pay attention to others and take in what they learn about others, and use that in-formation to engage them in conversation.”

A Toastmasters club provides a good arena in which to prepare for social moments. Treas-ure Mushwana, one of the Toastmasters’ local guests is pursuing a degree in music education and was awarded the trophy for the best im-promptu speech as he identifi ed some of the characteristics of genuine heroism.

“Impromptu speeches prepare us to think on our feet and to speak on the spot. Unexpected questions from a potential employer or even a business associate can spring up during an in-terview or an audition. Answering those ques-tions without defensiveness or tactlessness is an important life skill.

For the full article visit www.roodepoortrecord.co.za

Florida Toastmaster Mark van Vuuren during a meeting.

Oom Dawie en Rosie, albei 101 jaar oud.

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Tannie Hester verjaarWitpoortjie — Tannie Hester van der Merwe, Witpoortjie se ‘trollie-tannie’, het op 1 Augus-tus ‘n rapsie oor ‘n driekwart eeu oud geword.

Op die dag van haar 76ste verjaarsdag het sy ‘n rukkie by die Record kom kuier. Sy was gretig om geselsies aan te knoop en het kom spog met die pragtige juweliersware om haar nek wat sy as geskenk gekry het.

Tannie Hester vertel dat sy kontant van ‘n inwoner as geskenk ontvang het, genooi is vir aandete en ‘n leser wat terloops by die Record-kantoor ingeloer het, het onderneem om later vir haar kruideniersware te bring.

Die Record-span het haar ook bederf met haar gunsteling roomys en kola.

Tannie Hester van der Merwe (76) op haar ver-jaarsdag by die Record-kantoor.

Racing for a good causeRoodepoort — The Roodepoort Round Table 162 will be hosting their fourth trolley racing event on 18 August at Clearwater Mall.

Chairperson of the Round Table, Danie Odendaal added that the event will start at 7am, and as in the past, there will be amazing prizes to be won. Winners will be categorised as fi rst, sec-ond and third position. There will be an award for the best team spirit and the best decorated trolley, as well as the wooden spoon award.

The race is a team effort, in which four

The 2012 Round Table trolley race.

people compete between two points. Three peo-ple push the trolley and the fourth person re-mains seated inside the trolley.

“The main aim of Round Table is to enjoy fel-lowship with people from all walks of life.”

It is usually a fun experience for those who participate in the race. The entrance is R500 per trolley and all profi ts are donated to the Roodepoort Round Table 162 club charity fund, which works mainly with the Gateway Society that includes the village and the school, as well as the Matla a Bana abused children society.

To register, fi ll out a registration form and email it to [email protected] or visit the website at www.roundtable162.com.

For more information contact Danie Odendaal on 011 951 2600 or 082 924 1765.

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Going Gooding at Roodepoort TheatreRoodepoort — Theatre is making its way back to Roodepoort and this time Malcolm Good-ing is taking audiences at the Joburg Promu-sica Theatre back to the late 60s and early 70s.

Through his soothing voice and talent in mimicry he brings characters to life while de-livering humorous punch lines. Going Gooding offers audiences the opportunity to enjoy a good laugh while learning about South Afri-can history from a different perspective and with new insight.

According to a press release sent to the Re-cord, Malcolm has made his mark in the coun-try’s history by introducing musical artists such as Led Zeppelin to the youth revolution. In 1995 he also called on former President Nelson Mandela to present the Webb Ellis Trophy to Francois Pienaar. The show will run between 9 and 25 August at the Roodepoort Theatre (Promusica). Bookings can be made either by phone or at the theatre. Tickets cost R85, and students and pensioners pay R65.

Rocking out to the semifinalsWeltevreden Park — Musician Rowan Cloete has made his way to the semifi nals at Acous-tic Sounds that takes place at Rumours Lounge. The semifi nals will be on Sunday 6 October with other individual performers and bands.

“Each band performs seven songs and the acoustic artists fi ve songs. They have a choice of playing original compositions, cov-ers or acoustic numbers. They are judged on their overall performance and musicality, and are either asked to come back or not,” says Squire from Squire Events.

“We currently have between eight and 12 semifi nalists, however, this number will con-tinue to grow with each Acoustic Sounds ses-sion.”

During the fi nal round the winning band will receive prizes that include a number of musical instruments sponsored by Marshall Music, as well as R5 000 cash courtesy of Rumours Lounge.

“We are looking for bands and acoustic artists who are professional on and off stage – they also must be able to give a good per-formance,” says Squire.

Other acoustic artists are welcome to per-form and stand a chance to win R2 500 from Rumours Lounge and a Takamine acoustic guitar from Marshall Music.

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Journalists view unbanned fi lm

City and Suburban — Journalists were invited to a press screening of the infamous fi lm, Of Good Report to see for themselves how ac-curate the ratings were. On the afternoon of 30 July The Bioscope in City and Suburban hosted a group of journalists that were eager to judge the banning and eventual ratings of this noir fi lm.

As the lights dimmed for the fi lm to start, a banner appeared on the wall reading “Un-banned” before the opening credits started rolling. “Unbelievable,” was the only way that Claudi Mailovich, journalist for Rap-port, could summarise her experience after the

screening.“I honestly don’t get what the child pornog-

raphy allegations were all about,” a few of the journalists, Record journalist included, agreed.

The fi lm, starring Mothusi Magano and Pet-ronella Tshuma in the lead roles, told the story of teacher Sithole (Magano) who falls in love with Nolitha (Tshuma), not knowing that she is his student. The fi lm was banned by the Film and Publication Board (FPB) on the grounds of it containing or implying child pornogra-phy. FPB’s Prince Ndamase was quoted by Eyewitness News saying that “the legislation is very clear when it comes to child pornography.

“No exception is made.” Journalists were left speculating what led to their change of heart. Qubeka was clear when he stated that the fi lm was meant to spark public debate.

Rowan Cloete performing at Rumours.

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9 August Celebrate Women’s Day with SA’s platinum prince of Afrikaans music, Gerhard Steyn, at Hillfox B&B Markets. Join multi-

talented singer/ songwriter Gerhard Steyn for a celebration of his many hits, including fresh fl avours off his latest album Brood en Melk. The concert starts at 1 pm and entrance is free. For more information contact B&B Markets on 011 442 4488.

9 August During the month of August the Roodepoort SPCA, Nadine Street, Marais-burg, will be holding a book sale every Wednesday and Friday from 9am until 1.30pm and Saturday the 3rd of August from 9am un-til 1pm. More information at 011 672 0448.

10 August Lizette Jonker, decor and garden writer for Finesse magazine, will inspire you to create a beautiful garden. She will inform you about the use of colour in your garden and latest garden trends. Join Lizette Jonker at Garden World for R100 per person which includes the talk, a goodie bag, refreshments and special prize giveaways. For more infor-mation contact Magriet on 011 957 2545 or 011 956 3003.

11 August Come fi nd the “Artist to watch for 2013” musician Robert de Long on his One

Night Only in Johannesburg. Experience this up-and-coming musical talent in an in-timate and exclusive setting at The Sands in Sandton. The performance starts at 2pm. For more information, visit www.robertdelong.com.

11 August Catch Rocco de Villiers at Silverstar Casino where he will be performing titles from his latest album, Stunning. His performance starts at 3pm. Book your tickets at www.silver-starcasino.co.za .More on www.roodepoortrecord.co.za

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Drie Florries haal verskeie SA-skolespanneFlorida — Drie leerlinge van Hoërskool Florida is onlangs in die SA-skolespan van twee verskil-lende sportsoorte opgeneem.

Joseph Dweba, die groot en veelsydige eersterugbyspanspeler het die SA Skolespan gehaal terwyl netbaldogters Elfrieda Wheeler vir die o.18- en Unelle Snyman vir die o.17 SA Skolenetbalspanne gekies is.

Joseph het reeds in 2012 die o.18 Goue Leeus se Akedemie-span verteenwoordig en in 2013 vir die o.18 Goue Leeus se Cravenweekspan uitge-

Rugbyspeler Joseph en netbaldogters Unelle en Elfrieda.

draf. Nie net staan Joseph sy man op haker nie, maar hy kan ook fl ank en stut speel. Sy insluit-ing was beslis nie ‘n verrassing nie en hy sal die afrigter van die SA Skolespan baie opsies gee.

Die span sal van 9 tot 17 Augustus met spanne van Frankryk, Engeland en Wallis kragte meet.

Wat die dogters en Florries se twee netbaluitblinkers, Elfrieda en Unelle aanbetref, het Elfrieda die goeie nuus tydens die afgelope wintervakansie ontvang toe sy vir die Goue Leeus se o.18-netbalspan in aksie was. Die o.18 SA Skolenetbalspan sal in die voorwedstryd van die Diamond-reeks speel waartydens spanne uit lande soos Malawi, Zimbabwe, Botswana en Zambië met Suid-Afrika se senior span sal meeding.

Die o.17 SA Skolenetbalspan waarvoor Unelle gekies is, beoog om lande verder noord in Afrika aan te vat.

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Afdeling C-kampioene op koers in rugbyklub se skole-reeks

Regs: Waarheen gaan jy? Drie spelers van Afrikaanse Hoër Sasolburg het bloed geruik en besluit om die reserwe stut van HTS Rusten-burg by die kantlyn uit te help.

Roodepoort — Die rugbyspan van Fochville, wat sy Afdeling C titel in vanjaar se Roodepoort Rugbyklub Hoërskole-reeks wil verdedig is heel goed op dreef.

Op dag vier het Fochies hul tweede oorwin-ning behaal deur Elspark XV met 53-0 te ver-woes. Fochville het die skade reeds in die eerste helfte gedoen deur ses drieë te gaan druk om 48-0 voor te loop. Elspark XV het toe ingeklim en vir Fochies net een drie in die tweede helfte toegelaat.

Fochville het sodoende voortgebou op hul puik wegholsege van 50-0 oor Bracken High op Maandag 22 Julie.

Hul laaste kragmeting voor die uitspeelrond-tes (wat op 14 Augustus afskop) is teen Die Burger op Woensdag 7 Augustus.

Wat ander spanne aanbetref moes HTS Rustenburg, bekend as die HTS Leeus, deurdruk om die Afrikaanse Hoërskool Sasol-burg te klop. Die Rustenburgers was sommer vroeg in die wedstryd gemaklik met 10-0 voor, en ‘n terugvegpoging deur die manne van Sasol-burg het die telbord teen die einde maar net 15-8 laat lees.

Vir die afrigter van die Rustenburg-span was dit ‘n groot verligting aangesien sy span in hul eerste kragmeting van die reeks met ‘n telling van 57-8 teen Menlopark XV slae gekry het. Afrikaans Hoër Sasolburg het op Maandag 5

Augustus teen Menlopark XV gespeel. Die Record kan bevestig dat die puntestelsel

in vanjaar se reeks dieselfde is as dié van die Varsity-beker.

Dit is ook die tweede jaar wat die puntestelsel vir die reeks gebruik word. ‘n Drie tel vyf punte, ‘n doelskop drie punte en ‘n strafskop slegs twee punte.

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Roodepoort Scoreboard

CMR Golf Club

Maraisburg — Golf results for the past weekend:Betterball StablefordAM:• fi rst – P McBride 50E Hendricks• second – Martin Phillips 48 Rolf Frobus• third – G Swart 47 S AboudPM:• fi rst – Joe van der Merwe 49Brian Buckley• second – Lorne Cassidy 48 Janet Cassidy• third – Malcolm George 47 Dave Hensman

Roodepoort Rugby Club

Roodepoort — Rugbyuitslae in die Predator-reeks teen Brak-pan op Saterdag 3 Augustus:• Poorte-eerstespan 20-37 Brakpan• Sables (Poorte tweedespan) 38-24 Brakpan • Poorte 3de span 26-19 Brak-pan• Poorte o.21 0-73 Brakpan• Poorte o.19 31-24 Brakpan

Hoërskole-rugbyreeks:Uitslae slegs tot en met Woens-dag 31 Julie:Maandag 22 Julie:• Vorentoe 18-15 Bryanston• Monument 16-9 Marais Vil-joen• HTS Witbank 21-5 Kempton Park• Potch Volkskool 18-8 Noordheuwel• Noordheuwel XV 5-13 Trini-tyhouse• Bracken High 5-0 Die Burger• Krugersdorp High 21-5 Four-ways• Monument o.15 15-2 Bastion o.15• Jan Viljoen 4-16 HTS Carel de Wet• Bekker o.15 46-8 Allen Glen High o.15

Woensdag 24 Julie:• Alberton High 26-8 Bastion XV• Bastion 39-2 HTS Elspark• Monument o.15 23-16 Potch Volkskool o.15• Vorentoe 10-5 Elsburg• Bekker o.15 51-0 Die Burger o.15

Vrydag 26 Julie:• Primrose 44-7 Queens• HTS Carel de Wet 32-13 Grenswag• Noordheuwel XV 0-34 Bas-tion• Fourways 26-18 Allen Glen High• President XV 0-32 HTS Nic Diederichs

Maandag 29 Julie:• Alberton High 44-20 Voren-toe• Jan Viljoen 31-16 Grenswag• HTS Rustenburg 8-57 Menlo-park XV• Die Burger o.15 26-5 Kagiso o.15• Randpark 16-2 Queens High• Bracken High 0-50 Fochville

Woensdag 31 Julie:• Fochville 53-0 Elspark XV• HTS Rustenburg 15-8 Sasol-burg• HTS Elspark 5-55 Linden• Monument 22-16 HTS Wit-bank• Allen Glen 2-14 HTS Nic Diedericks

• Primrose 34-0 Kagiso• Bekker 13-5 Alberton• President 16-18 Roodepoort

Golden Reef Road RunnersHorizon View — Running time trial results for Thursday 1 Au-gust:• 4km: Joe Atouguia 00:38:00• 8km: B Maleyane 00:38:00, Freddy Goodes 00:40:39, Amanda Greyvenstein 00:47:18, P Firman 00:47:18

Roodepoort Athletics ClubRoodepoort — Running time trial results for Wednesday 31 July:• 2km walk: Daylin Amos 00:18:00, Nathan Amos 00:18:00, Samantha Oliver 00:18:00, Ada Oosthuizen 00:24:34, Antionette de Buys 00:24:34, Manette Keyter 00:24:34, Estie Lewis 00:24:34• 4km walk: Danie Ferreira 00:33:11• 4km: Isaac Lekholoane 00:16:18, Chris Jansen 00:17:31, Steven Morrison 00:18:23, Alwyn vd Walt 00:18:30, Molebata Moiloa 00:18:46, Bianca Sterley 00:18:46, Con-rad de Buys 00:19:36, Ni-cilene Rossouw 00:19:36, Ian Havenga 00:20:02, God-frey Lebete 00:22:00, Craic Behrens 00:22:51, Theresa Stucky 00:22:51, Ronelle Heyns 00:23:02, Brian Rob-ertson 00:24:09, Pianca Swart 00:24:24, Mops Lekholoane 00:24:25, Ansie Ferreira 00:25:40, Hazel Quilliam 00:26:01, George Niemandt 00:27:52, Tersia Niemandt 00:27:52, Juandré Niemandt 00:27:52, Madelein Roos 00:29:28, Kobie Grobler 00:29:28• 8km: Samuel Cornelius 00:32:04, Shane Moorcroft 00:33:14, John Plaatjies 00:34:00, Steven Morri-son 00:39:53, Richard Gird 00:42:58, Vincent Meyer 00:42:59, Eugene Havenga 00:42:59, Derrick Oliver 00:43:15, Desmond Oli-ver 00:43:15, Laurie Lewis 00:45:08, Derryn Short 00:45:08, André Posthumus 00:46:25, Bonnie Posthumus 00:46:25, Krisjan Morake 00:50:10, Neville Chamberlain 00:55:00, Lene Chamberlain 00:55:00, Johan Breydenbach 00:55:00

Florida Running ClubFlorida North — Running time trial results for Tuesday 30 July:• 2km: Barbara Ormond 00:12:35, Sharon Joubert 00:12:35, Mike Watts 00:13:05 (personal best)• 4km: Bob Campbell 00:18:02, Michael Magannon 00:20:52, Joseph Maartens 00:21:27, Alex Weed 00:21:27, Deb-bie Slater 00:21:27, Car-men Campbell 00:21:31, Garth Smith 00:22:17, Mark Steenekamp 00:24:32, Ansne Hendry 00:24:59, Cobus Vis-ser 00:24:59, Dilshaan Du-carte 00:25:59, Denise Beuker 00:29:24• 8km: Michael Benci 00:33:05, George Karas 00:35:51, Da-wood Cassim 00:35:53, Mi-chael Jouker 00:37:54, Mark Chapman 00:38:40, Ben Sam-well 00:38:40, Kieth Nor-man 00:39:15, Michael Paerce 00:45:22, Justin Jacobie 00:45:22, Joe Maduna 00:48:7

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TY003843

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073-669-7248LW026993

MONICArequires domestic work forMonday, Wednesday &Friday. Has refs.

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JOSEPHRequires full time orpart-time employment as adriver (code 10 with PDP).073-581-5802

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073-243-9300WA003528

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073-600-1461TY003820

LISBETSeeks full or part-timedomestic work with orwithout accommodation.

072-033-1038LW027012

IVONNErequires domestic work on afull time or part-time basis.Has references.

072-638-7481WA003540

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071-095-8151TY003887

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• OTO & Red DragonR100

082-392-1240WA003495

DOMESTIC PLACEMENTSOLUTIONS

Gardeners, maids, housekeepers, cooks, care givers,drivers, guards, etc.

Call 011-660-5138VCD SERVICES

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GLADYSRequires full time orpart-time domestic work,with or without accomm.Has refs. 083-895-5313

ML012475

1009ADULT

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0899DOMESTIC

EMPLOYMENTAVAILABLE

EVELYNRequires full time domesticemployment, Monday toFriday, withaccommodation.071-734-3894

ML012473

3 MALAYSIANBABES. MASSAGE.

PVT/TVL 24/7.082-059-8640

WA003518

WOODWORKINGVACANCIES

1) Qualified spraypainter.2) Qualified finalassembler.3) General workersfor our sandingdepartment.

Contact Liza for aninterview on011-766-2252

office hours only.LW026969

SANDILERequires full time gardeningand handymanemployment.

074-743-1269ML012474

EMILYrequires domesticemployment on a full /part-time basis. Has refs.

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SEXY TAIWANESEMODEL. WILL

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LW026886

ELIZABETHRequires part-time domesticwork for Mon, Wed and Fri.Has references.

082-638-2405ML012477

CHRIFFORD

requires Gardening work forMondays and Fridays.References available.

074-497-4284WA003533

NEW LADIESWESTGATE

• 084-775-7809 •TY003839

ELIZABETHrequires domesticemployment on a part-timebasis. Mon, Wed and Thurs.Has references.073-251-7102

TY003813

KOERANT ADVERTENSIESVIR SANDTON, RANDBURG,ROODEPOORT EN HALFWAYHOUSEDORPSBEPLANNINGSKEMASVoorgestelde bou / daarstellingvan Kothuis ( meld uitdruklikwaarvoor die gebour of grondgebruik gaan word).Kennis geskied hiermee,ooreenkomstig Klousule 16 vanbogemelde Skema, date k / onsvan voomemens is om by dieStad van Johannesburg aansoekte doe nom vergunning totbogemelde gebruik op ( Erf /Hoewe/ Plass-nommers ) 322 . (Dorpsegebied / Landbouhoewe /Plaas ) gelee te WilgeheuwelExtention 3. ( straatnaam ennommer of soortgelykebeskrywing ).Besonnderhede van hierdieaansoek le gedurendekantoorure te 7 C RuimsigCountry office park Ruimsig, terinsae ( plek gekies deurapplicant ).Enigiemand wat beswaardaarteen wil opper dat hierdieaansoek toegestaan word, moetsy bewaar en die rede daarvoor,nie later as 22 Augustus 2013.Ontwikkelingsbeplanning,Vervoer en Omgewing, Kamer8100, 8ste Verdieping, A - Blok,Metropolitaanse Sentrum,Loveday Straat 158,Braamfontein, en dieondergetekende (s) indien.Naam en adres van applikant : DTolman, Box 21301 ,Helderkruin, 1733.

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SPRAY PAINTER

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TY003884

DUMOExcellent domestic worker /care helper availableWednesdays andThursdays. Helderkruin /Horison Park area.Mrs Barnard 073-795-9100

TY003859

CHINESE MODELSSEXY, YOUNG &

NEW 24/7Will travel

072-250-8666LW026965

CHINESE ANGELSFLORIDA NORTH

061-163-0064LW026888

SYLVIASeeks full or part-timedomestic work withaccommodation. Hasreferences.

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ASIAN LADYMASSAGES.

WESTRAND AREA.PVT & TRAVEL 24/7.

084-419-3717LW026920

CAROLINErequires domesticemployment on a full /part-time basis. Has refs.Requires accomm.073-957-5973

TY003851

FITTER ANDTURNER

Retired or Seniorqualified Fitter andTurner required forad-hoc contract work.References required.Skills test to be done.Non-smoker.Roodepoort area.

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REBECCARequires part-time domesticemployment for Mon, Wedand Fri. Has references.078-136-0719

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ML012387

Newspaper advertisiements forSandton, Randburg. Roodepoortand Halfway House townplanning schemes.Proposed erection /establishment of cottage. Noticeis hereby given , in terms ofclause 19 of theabovementioned Scheme, that I/ we, the undersigned, intend toapply to the City ofJohannesburg for consent forthe abovementioned use on 322Wilgeheuwel extention 3.Particulars of this applicationmay be inspected during normaloffice hours at : 7C RuimsigCountry Office Park, Ruimsig.Any person having any objectionto the approval of this applicationshall lodge such objection, inwriting, together with groundsthereof, to the Executive Director: Development Planning,Transportation and Environment,Johannesburg, Room 8100, 8thFloor, A -Block, MEtroploitanCentre, 158 Loveday Street,Braamfontein, and theundersigned by no later than the22nd of August 2013.Name and address of applicant :D Tolmay, Box 21361,Helderkruin, 1733

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A GORGEOUSROMY

West Rand. SafeParking. Very Private.

081-708-9776Ladies Needed!

WA003515

PORTIArequires domestic work on afull time or part-time basis.Has references.

078-042-5452WA003550

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A BEAUTIFUL TALL &SLENDER LADY ALONE

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ML012451

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In the estate of the lateNICHOLAS MILESIdentity Number:790604 5116 08 5never married and who died onthe 26th day of December 2012,Masters Reference10275/2013.Creditors and Debtors arehereby called upon to submittheir claims and to pay theirdebts within 30 (THIRTY) daysas from the date of thisadvertisement.

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084-581-6543WA003536

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073-359-3211WA003566

PATRICIA

requires domesticemployment on a full timebasis. Can Cook.

073-725-0566TY003863

ROODEPOORT RECORD Page 24

Span slaan hul naam met ‘n plank op krieketveld

Lindhaven — Mens wil nou nie skinder nie maar die rekords het gespat in ‘n T20-krag-meting tussen twee LSEN-skole, Delta Park en Lanternskool op Woensdag 31 Julie.

In hul eerste wedstryd in die liga vanjaar het Lanternskool se eerstekrieketspan danksy ‘n rekordopeningsvennootskap van 213 vir Delta Park van Blairgowrie in Randburg met 226 lopies verniel.

Lantern wat die loot gewen het, het besluit

om eerste te kolf en ‘n reuse telling van 286 aangeteken vir die verlies van een paaltjie. Die openingskolwers wat die grondslag gelê het is Remi Carelse met 92 nie uit nie en Keagan de Lacy met 85.

Kyle Davy wat op nommer drie ingekom het, het hom ook duidelik op die kolfblad geniet en sy vyftigtal (56) van slegs 19 balle gemoker.

Terwyl Lanternskool se kolwers in hul beurt geskitter het, het die boulers van Delta Park hulle name met ‘n plank geslaan deur altesaam 63 ekstras af te staan.

Dit sluit 38 wydlopers, 17 bylopies en agt

foutballe in.Delta Park se kolwers kon nie die mas op-

kom nie en is toe vir slegs 60 lopies in hul 20 beurte beperk.

Kobus van Aarde, afrigter van Lanternskool se eerstekrieketspan het sy spelers geloof vir ‘n goeie vertoning en aan die Record gesê, “Dit was een van die aanskoulikste wedstryde nog”.

Die afrigter van Delta Park, Wilfred Jacobs moet nog kommentaar lewer.

Lanternskool pak op Donderdag 8 Au-gustus vir Prestasie van Germiston – glo hul taaiste opponent.

Penny Heyns to pay Roodepoort a visit soon

[email protected]

Florida — It has been confi rmed that 1996 Olympic gold medallist in Atlanta and the country’s female swimming sensation, Penny Heyns is coming to Roodepoort.

Florida Swimming Club (FSC) head coach Tracey Hemphill confi rmed it last week. “In late September (Saturday 28 and Sunday 29) the internationally renowned Penny will be hosting a two-day swimming clinic with our swimmers and those interested at the clubhouse (Allen Glen High School) from 9am to 4.30pm”.

Tracey added, “We are absolutely honoured that Penny will be taking the time to slot us into her very hectic schedule.

“She’s been an inspiration to everybody in the swimming world and is probably South Africa’s most successful swimmer yet.

“Besides her being a director of her own com-pany, Penny is also on the International Ath-letes Representation Board.”

Penny broke 14 individual world records du-ing her career and retired from professional swimming in 2001.

She has since grown into a highly sought-after professional speaker, her offi cial website www.pennyheyns.com confi rmed.

She also has been described as “the greatest female breaststroker of the 20th century”.

Penny took gold in both the 100 metres and 200 metres breaststroke events during the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games and became the only woman in Olympic history to do so.

She was also the only swimmer to win gold med-als for South Africa in the pool at this Olympic Games.

Marianne Kriel was the only other South Af-rican female siwmmer to have received a medal at the Atlanta Games but in the women’s 100 metres backstroke event.

Penny then took bronze in the women’s 100 metres breaststroke event at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games and she was the only South Af-rican female swimmer to have received a medal at these games.

At the time Terence Parkin was the only South African male to have received a medal in swimming when he took silver in the men’s 200 metres breaststroke event.

Swimmers interested in attending the Penny Heyns swimming clinic can contact Tracey on 083 399 1205.

By CLINTON BOTHA

By CLINTON BOTHA

‘n Driekuns vir skool en dorp

Roodepoort — Hoe maak ‘n vleuel? Só maak ‘n vleuel. Die haastige Desire Ngobeni van Krugersdorp High, duik oor vir die eerste van sy drie drieë in sy span se wegholsege van 50-0 oor President XV op dag vyf van die Roodepoort Rugbyklub Hoërskole-reeks op Vrydag 2 Augustus. Dit was Krugersdorp High, een van drie Engelsmedium skole in Poel 3, se tweede agtereenvolgende oorwinning nadat hulle op dag een met Fourways 21-5 afgereken het. Hul twee oorblywende kragmetings is teen verlede jaar se Afdeling C plaatwenner, Allen Glen (op Woensdag 7 Augustus) en dan teen een van hul grootste teenstanders, HTS Nic Diederichs (Maandag 12 Augustus) aangesien hulle ook van Krugersdorp is. Vir nog uitslae, stories en foto’s kyk op bladsy 13.

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Johannesburg West EditionWeek 32, 05 - 11 August, 2013Your weekly motoring guide

GERHARD HORN

It’s easy to be cynical about Ford’s all-new tot-sized SUV, the EcoSport.

In essence it’s nothing more than a pumped-up Fiesta on stilts, which makes me wonder if its existence is strictly necessary in the fi rst place. Is there a demand for a fat Fiesta with a higher driving position?

I’m tempted to say no, but in my gut I know it’d be a lie. South Africa, and the rest of the world for that matter, is obsessed with SUVs, so Ford would be irresponsible not to get as much product into the market as possible.

For proof, we turn to India. Ford India experienced a 48% increase in sales in July compared to the same month in 2012. The reason? The EcoSport was launched there recently and it’s selling faster than any hot cake I’ve ever heard of.

I think my initial negative reaction to this car has to do with the specifi c market it plays in. At this point, I’m not entirely sure a segment exists for it, as it has no direct competitor. Ford sees the EcoSport going up against the Nissan Juke, Suzuki Jimny, Daihatsu Terios and, strangely, the Citroën DS4. I don’t really see the EcoSport as a direct competitor to any of the above for various reasons. In fact, I think Ford may have just jump-started an entirely new segment.

So, it’s a good thing it stands out in a crowd. The overfed Fiesta styling really works in my humble opinion and I think Ford will sell a bunch of these things based on aesthetic appeal alone.

A stunning body, however, only makes for a good fi rst impression. Luckily the stuff beneath the skin should keep on impressing for long after the cus-tomer fi rst falls in love with the EcoSport.

The fi rst and most important thing you need to know is that the EcoSport isn’t as mean as it looks. There’s no four-wheel-drive option, which means the car will be completely fl ustered by anything more treacherous than a shopping-mall curb.

On the fl ipside, it is rather nippy and easy to drive around town. The range of petrol and diesel engines are perfectly suited to a city commute and won’t ruin you fi nancially every time you need to fi ll the car up.

Three engines are currently available: two petrol powertrains and a turbocharged diesel. The petrol range kicks off with Ford’s global 1.5-litre four cylinder, which delivers peak power of 82kW and 138Nm of torque. Ford claims an average fuel

consumption of 6.5 litres/100km. This engine is available with a fi ve-speed manual or six-speed Powershift automatic transmission. It’s also the only engine in the range available with a self-shifter.

Topping the petrol range is Ford’s multiple award-winning 1.0-litre EcoBoost engine. This powerful and frugal powertrain delivers 92kW and 170Nm of torque and has a claimed fuel consumption fi gure of 5.7 litres/100km.

The 1.5-litre TDCi diesel engine, while not being particularly powerful (66kW/205Nm), does have enough oomph to keep up with traffi c in the city and on the highway. If frugality is your thing, it’s defi nitely the one to go for as Ford claims a fi gure of 4.6 litres/100km on the combined cycle.

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First up is Ford’s marvellous Sync system, which is standard across the range. We’ve written on this system before, but it deserves another mention as it really is one of the best infotainment systems out there. You can play music via cell phone, an auxiliary input or USB port, but the best thing about it is the fact that the lady who lives in the dashboard actually understands a South African accent.

The cabin also has a number of practical storage spaces and a glove box that can keep six cans of beverage cool. The rear seats also fold fl at in a 60:40 split, which increases the boot space to 705 litres.

Unfortunately, it’s also the interior that lets the

car down a bit. Some models feature wind-down rear windows, which isn’t on for a car that costs R200 000 and up. Some of the fi nishes are a bit below par and the wind noise is a tad high, espe-cially on the highway. Not deal-breaking stuff, but frustrating nonetheless.

At the price it’s hard to fault the EcoSport. The base model costs just under R200 000, while a top-of-the-range variant is just R50 000 more. If you’re looking for something cheaper than the Juke, less hardcore and way more comfortable than the Jimny and more modern than the Terios, this is the car for you. It currently has no direct competitor, but if it does well, and I think it will, the competition will soon b e lining up to get a slice of its business.

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I LIKE my vehicles like Africa - tough! Luckily, you don’t get stronger than the Land

Cruiser 70 Series, which was launched early this year. But now, Toyota has added a large oil burner to the mix to power this big barge.

The new Euro 5-compliant diesel engine is a hefty 4.5-litre V8 turbo powertrain. Capable of produc-ing 151kW of power at 3 400rpm and mammoth torque of 430Nm available from as little as 1 200rpm, it literally can idle over anything with very little effort on its behalf.

As the undisputed off-road king, it goes where very few can and now that it’s equipped with this monstrous V8, it cements itself as supreme ruler.

While everything else in the world seems to be getting soft, the rugged Land Cruiser hasn’t lost any of its macho capabilities.

The two-speed transfer case and part-time four-

STUART MOIR wheel-drive system with manual free-wheeling front hubs are still present and the wheels are driven by a fi ve-speed manual transmission.

While the engine technology is modern, the styling is straight out of the 70s. The boxy design and old-school interior lends itself perfectly to a Burt Reynolds, moustache-wearing bygone era. A few modern features have been adopted though, like on-board navigation and a stereo system incorporating a CD player and an auxiliary USB port.

With the new V8 fi tted, fuel consumption is pegged at a claimed 11.5 litres/100km. You’ll have to be on your best driving behaviour to get anywhere near that claim though, because truthfully the Land Cruiser couldn’t be concerned about curbing its drinking problem for pricey fuel. Hence it comes with a 130-litre fuel tank.

The other member of the Land Cruiser family to get a nip and tuck recently was the FJ Cruiser,

which has more willingly embraced the modern era. Embodying retro styling, this big bruiser knows how to grab attention.

It’s available in two versions - Standard and Sports Cruiser. The latter is distinguished by its Raven Black paint scheme and extra chrome detailing, which includes chrome trim on the high-mounted air intake and FJ-styled door scuff plates.

The FJ is anything but a poser. Housing a mas-sive 4.0-litre V6 petrol engine and a fi ve-speed automatic gearbox, this big boy isn’t scared to hit the dirt and obstacles, thanks to its part-time four-wheel-drive, electronically activated rear dif-ferential lock and switchable Active Traction Control technology.

The FJ’s interior is incredibly well specced for such a hardcore cruiser, with specifi cation including a steering wheel with remote audio and Bluetooth controls, integrated audio/CD sound system with

six speakers and iPod connector, external audio and USB connectors, a powerful air-conditioning system, extra power socket and cruise control. The FJ also boasts Toyota’s rear-monitor system, which integrates a rear-facing video camera, electro-chromatic interior rear-view mirror and video screen integrated into the rear mirror to offer ease of reversing on all models.

These rugged men of the motoring world both come with a 3-year/100 000km warranty. All versions of the FJ Cruiser also come with a5-year/90 000km service plan.

Pricing:Pricing:Land Cruiser 76 Station Wagon 4.5 V8 D R587 500Land Cruiser 79 Single Cab 4.5 V8 D R527 000Land Cruiser 79 Double Cab 4.5 V8 D R567 600FJ Cruiser 4.0 V6 4x4 A/T R462 200FJ Cruiser 4.0 V6 4x4 Sports Cruiser A/T R485 200

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Model: KTM 1190Power: 110kWFuel Tank Size: 23LWeight: 230kgPrice: R155 999

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KTM has destroyed perceptions of what you can do with an adventure bike. Previously, the company was all about touring and taking on the great outdoors with its comfortable suspen-sion setup and higher ride height for off-road capabilities.

However, since the launch of the formidable 1190, people have had to re-evaluate what they wanted from an adventure model, because this Austrian machine is everything rolled into one good-looking package, meaning you can now have your cake and eat it too.

I recently put the 1190 to the test by taking it around Kyalami. Now it’s by no means a track bike, given its high stance and upright ride position. But it does have superbike DNA embodied in it. The massive two-cylinder, four-stroke engine is a slightly tuned-down version of KTM’s sports bike, the RC8.

Producing 110kW of power, this tall giant can reach speeds of well over 250km/h. It’s diffi cult to fathom that a bike with so much Dakar herit-age and adventure in its genes could tackle a race track so convincingly, so much so that I had a ZX10 rider fl abbergasted at just how quick the bike was, particularly out the corners when I laid down the power. Being blessed with such rampant

acceleration didn’t hurt either.The fact that it is packed with technology, and

rider’s aids to assist, meant that I could push the bike to the limit, well, my limit, and whenever things looked like they were going to get messy, the trac-tion control would step in. But not in a ‘horrendous stepmother taking away all your privileges’ kind of way. Instead, it gently nurtures you and straightens you out. Most of the time I didn’t even feel the traction control working and only saw the light fl ashing on the odo cluster.

Weighing in at 230kg, it’s bulky but easily manoeuvrable. The fact that I could arrive at the track with a luggage bag and two camping chairs strapped to the pannier box bracket also highlighted its practicality.

Of course, the KTM wouldn’t be living up to its name if there wasn’t some dirt riding involved. Naturally, I went searching for some gravel-laden roads, slapped the bike into off-road mode and headed down the road, leaving a giant dust cloud in my wake.

The engine is ‘business-like smooth’ and open-ing up the throttle makes a throaty groan. The bike really does feel planted on almost any surface and it’s diffi cult to fault.

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Extreme Festival and Inland Championship at Zwartkops Raceway. Racing gets underway at 8am. Contact Elvene on 012 384 2299 or at [email protected] for more information.

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SA National Drag Racing Championship at Tarlton Raceway. Race starts at 7am. Contact Nico van Heerden on 011 762 5431/2/3/4/5 or at [email protected] for more details.

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TAXIES’ SUPERHUMAN PILOTS

E-TOLL TRUTH TWISTED

Dear Editor,

Minibus taxies in South Africa are a dozen and have quite a few things in common: from bald tyres, non-existent upholstery, shoddy brakes, very loud audio systems to ever-honking hooters.

The saying “All taxi drivers come from the same driving school” is most probably true, except that it’s not quite a driving school, more like learning by osmosis.

Firstly, we need to admit that taxi drivers are skilled operators - they have mastered the dubi-ous skill of fl ying four-wheeled vehicles rather than driving them. These are confi dent men of exceptionally high spirits and short tempers. They have perfected multitasking in a way no woman ever could. They are most adept at swearing at other motorists, swearing at their own passengers (after they have paid of course), sweet talking those policemen who dare to confront them and their sudden unannounced halts that make the motorists behind hit the roof. Spare a thought for the passengers who usually fi nd themselves

catapulted into the brace position. What motorists may not know about these

taxi-plane pilots is that they are mathematical wizards, able to count the fair of a full fl ight right down to the last cent without taking their eyes off their passengers as they steer along the pavement with their knees, all the while hooting at trees, pedestrians and birds.

It is unheard of for a taxi-plane pilot to bring his contraption to a screeching halt simply because someone short-changed him by 20c. All in all, taxi-plane pilots don’t give a hoot about anything on the roads and this includes traffi c lights and a variety of other road signs intended to keep driv-ers safe. The concept of road safety is as alien to them as is the idea of showing some kind of courtesy to other road users.

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Dear Editor,

If C van Breda’s fi rst letter was preposterous, his latest one (e-toll debate rages on in week 30’s issue) is absolutely shocking.

In this letter, he makes a slyly worded accusa-tion against the Opposition Against Urban Tolling Alliance (OUTA), implying that its allegations regard-

ing the use and application of e-toll income were found by the High Court and the Supreme Court of Appeal to be “simply untrue.”

This is absolute nonsense and without any fact or foundation.

At no point in this judgement did Judge Vorster rule that the points put forward by OUTA were un-true - they were merely rejected for other technical reasons which are now under appeal.

It is quite shameful and dishonest that Van Breda

would attempt to twist the words of the Honour-able Judge to suit his own misplaced agenda and presumably that of Sanral, of which he seems to be a willing and vocal stooge.

But then Van Breda has not been shy in twist-ing the truth and putting a false spin on the whole Sanral plan to rob motorists.

A visit to the OUTA website will show that fuel levies are indeed the most effi cient method of collecting funds for road or highway infrastructure and proves another lie to Van Breda’s claims: that e-tolling is more effective as well as answering the questions he posed in his letter.

He insults all those defending their rights with the disparaging term “anti-tolling brigade,” implying some small, rag-tag bunch of disorganised rabble.

Well, we have news for you, Van: those against e-tolling are represented not only by a large union, the offi cial opposition party, numerous trade and industry bodies, the disabled, the Automobile Association and church groups, but many other organisations too numerous to mention, as well as hundreds of thousands of motorists who simply refuse to buy e-tags.

The shocking manner in which the corrupt and dysfunctional ANC government has introduced e-tolling through a cover company that is veiled in secrecy, is in fact the fi rst step of Van Breda’s “slipping into the abyss of a third-world country.”

Given the litany of bribes, corruption and back-handers, some might say we are already there.

Sanral’s plans to cover the country with e-tolls and provide a golden-goose gravy train for a host of unnamed leeches must be stopped at all costs.

The country simply cannot afford it.

Dennis Hoines

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Dear Editor,

I read with interest your article Sherlock Holmes got stuffed in SA in week 30’s issue.

I have recently received a speeding fi ne from the Cape Town municipality for a car, which is reg-istered in my name, being driven by my son who is temporarily working in there, which was delivered

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