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Distriks POS HARTKLOP VAN DIE HELDERBERG DONDERDAG, 7 AUGUSTUS 2014 Prys: R6.20 | Tel 021 853 0211 | www.districtmail.com | districtmail.mobi Lewens geëis Twee Matie-studente sterf in ’n treinbotsing BL. 3 Abalone Half a million rand’s abalone confiscated PG 4 Club rugby Raithby still unbeaten in the Super League C PG 24 BIG COPPER BUST: More than 250 kg of copper cable was confiscated during a joint operation by Law Enforcement and Police in Strand on Monday. Read the full story on page 4. PHOTO: DALEEN FOUCHÉ Kapers oorrompel Strand-man DELIAH BRINKHUIS ’n Inwoner van die Strand het ver- lede Vrydag die mees onlangse slagoffer van ’n motorkaping ge- word. Volgens die 63-jarige man, wat nie sy naam genoem wil hê nie, het hy omstreeks 20:10 voor sy huis in Strand-Noord gestop. Hy vertel dat hy met sy dubbelka- juit Isuzu-bakkie aan die oorkant van die pad gestop het en uitgeklim het om die hek oop te maak. “Dis toe ek terug in die motor ge- klim het dat hulle op my toegesak het.” Volgens die man het ’n silwergrys Volkswagen Polo agter teen sy bak- kie gestop. Drie mans het uitgeklim en ’n vierde man, die bestuurder van die Polo, het in die motor bly sit. Volgens die Strand-inwoner het die mans hom uit die motor gepluk. Een van die mans het ’n vuurwapen op hom gerig en herhaaldelik be- veel, “Get in the car, get in the car”. Hy het hom egter verset en ’n ge- stoei het ontstaan. Volgens die man het skote afgegaan. Sy aanvallers het hom met die vuurwapen oor die kop geslaan en hy het sy bewussyn verloor. Toe hy ’n rukkie later by- kom was sy vrou by hom. Volgens sy vrou het sy haar man se noodkre- te gehoor en na buite gehardloop waar sy gesien het hoe die aanval- lers met die twee voertuie in die rig- ting van Wilberforcestraat gery het. ’n Buurvrou het die paniekknop- pie gedruk en die sekerheidsmaat- skappy asook buurtwag en polisie was spoedig op die toneel. ’n Soektog is begin, maar die kapers het spoor- loos verdwyn. Die slagoffer is in die Mediclinic Vergelegen opgeneem, waar hy ste- ke aan die twee wonde aan sy kop ontvang het. Sy vrou sê sy is baie dankbaar dat haar man leef. Hy het intussen weer begin werk en sê, “ons sal dit oorleef. Ek is ’n hardekwas, moeilike ou man wat nie sommer sal toelaat dat dit my on- derkry nie.” Volgens konst. Mbulelo Mafuna, woordvoerder vir die Strand-poli- sie, word ’n kaping ondersoek. Geen inhegtenisneming het nog plaasge- vind nie en die Isuzu-bakkie met re- gistrasienommer CAM 30984 is nog soek. Mense met inligting wat die on- dersoek kan help, kan sers Gcobani Stemele by 021 854 9100 bel. ) In ’n afsonderlike voorval in So- merset-Wes vroeër die aand, het ’n 50-jarige Westridge-inwoner ’n ka- ping ontduik. Volgens Somerset- Wes polisiewoordvoerder, sers. Su- zan Jantjies, het die inwoner om- streeks 19:45 in sy oprit gestop. Drie mans in ’n silwergrys Volkswagen Polo het agter hom parkeer en sy mo- tordeure probeer oopmaak. Hulle was onsuksesvol en het die motor- ruit uitgeskop. Die man het vinnig reageer, sy motor agteruit getrek en na die Somerset-Wes-polisie gery.

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  • DistriksPOS

    HARTKLOPVANDIEHELDERBERG

    DONDERDAG, 7 AUGUSTUS 2014 Prys: R6.20 | Tel 021 853 0211 | www.districtmail.com | districtmail.mobi

    Lewens geis

    TweeMatiestudente

    sterf in n treinbotsing

    BL. 3

    Abalone

    Half amillion rands

    abalone confiscated

    PG4

    Club rugby

    Raithby still unbeaten in

    the Super LeagueC

    PG24

    BIG COPPER BUST: More than 250 kg of copper cable was confiscated

    during a joint operation by Law Enforcement and Police in Strand on

    Monday. Read the full story on page 4. PHOTO: DALEEN FOUCH

    Kapersoorrompel Strandman

    DELIAH BRINKHUIS

    nInwonervandieStrandhetver-

    lede Vrydag die mees onlangse

    slagoffer van n motorkaping ge-

    word.

    Volgens die 63-jarigeman,wat nie

    sy naam genoem wil h nie, het hy

    omstreeks 20:10 voor sy huis in

    Strand-Noord gestop.

    Hy vertel dat hy met sy dubbelka-

    juit Isuzu-bakkie aan die oorkant

    van die pad gestop het en uitgeklim

    het om die hek oop te maak.

    Dis toe ek terug in die motor ge-

    klim het dat hulle op my toegesak

    het.

    Volgens diemanhet n silwergrys

    Volkswagen Polo agter teen sy bak-

    kie gestop. Drie mans het uitgeklim

    ennvierdeman,diebestuurdervan

    die Polo, het in die motor bly sit.

    Volgens die Strand-inwoner het

    die mans hom uit die motor gepluk.

    Een van diemans het n vuurwapen

    op hom gerig en herhaaldelik be-

    veel, Get in the car, get in the car.

    Hy het hom egter verset en n ge-

    stoei het ontstaan. Volgens die man

    het skote afgegaan. Sy aanvallers

    het hommet die vuurwapen oor die

    kop geslaan en hy het sy bewussyn

    verloor. Toe hy n rukkie later by-

    kom was sy vrou by hom. Volgens

    sy vrou het sy haarman se noodkre-

    te gehoor en na buite gehardloop

    waar sy gesien het hoe die aanval-

    lersmet die twee voertuie in die rig-

    ting vanWilberforcestraat gery het.

    n Buurvrou het die paniekknop-

    pie gedruk en die sekerheidsmaat-

    skappy asook buurtwag en polisie

    wasspoedigopdie toneel. nSoektog

    is begin, maar die kapers het spoor-

    loos verdwyn.

    Die slagoffer is in die Mediclinic

    Vergelegen opgeneem, waar hy ste-

    ke aan die twee wonde aan sy kop

    ontvang het. Sy vrou s sy is baie

    dankbaar dat haar man leef.

    Hy het intussen weer begin werk

    en s, ons sal dit oorleef. Ek is n

    hardekwas, moeilike ou man wat

    nie sommersal toelaatdatditmyon-

    derkry nie.

    Volgens konst. Mbulelo Mafuna,

    woordvoerder vir die Strand-poli-

    sie,word n kaping ondersoek.Geen

    inhegtenisneming het nog plaasge-

    vind nie en die Isuzu-bakkie met re-

    gistrasienommer CAM 30984 is nog

    soek.

    Mense met inligting wat die on-

    dersoek kan help, kan sers Gcobani

    Stemele by 021 854 9100 bel.

    ) In n afsonderlike voorval in So-

    merset-Wes vroer die aand, het n

    50-jarige Westridge-inwoner n ka-

    ping ontduik. Volgens Somerset-

    Wes polisiewoordvoerder, sers. Su-

    zan Jantjies, het die inwoner om-

    streeks 19:45 in sy oprit gestop. Drie

    mans in n silwergrys Volkswagen

    Polohetagterhomparkeerensymo-

    tordeure probeer oopmaak. Hulle

    was onsuksesvol en het die motor-

    ruit uitgeskop. Die man het vinnig

    reageer, symotor agteruit getrek en

    na die Somerset-Wes-polisie gery.

  • 2DistrictMail

    7 Augustus, 2014

    Nuus

    News

    CRIME SNIPPETS /MISDAADBROKKIES

    ) Eleven suspects were arrested over the

    weekend in Garden Village, the CBD and

    ChrisNissesnPark for thepossessionofdrugs.

    The drugs that were confiscated included tik,

    dagga and mandrax. Anyone with informa

    tion about drug smuggling can contact the

    Somerset West Police on 021 850 1300.

    ) A 19yearold man from Kraaifontein was

    arrested for thepossessionofcounterfeitDVDs

    on 1August at 18:15. Patrolling officers spot

    ted him carrying a black bag.

    ) Police officers on patrol searched a man

    (27) standing near a liquor store in Somerset

    West on 3 August at 00:45. He was found

    tobe inpossessionof a knife andwasarrested

    for the possession of a dangerous weapon.

    ) A 27yearold man threatened a woman

    (42) with a firearm on the corner of Helder

    berg College and Main Roads. The suspect

    demanded her cellphone andmoney. He then

    fled on foot. He was later arrested and found

    tobe inpossessionofaplasticgun.Thesuspect

    is allegedly linked to another armed robbery

    and a theft case.

    VEILIGHEID

    BESPREEK: Die Macassar-

    polisie het Vrydag n veilig-

    heidsbewusmakingsveldtog

    in die Sandvlei-area gehad

    waar wenke aan inwoners

    gegee is oor veiligheid en

    pamflette uitgedeel is. Vol-

    gens sers. Chrisy Lewaks is

    daar besluit om aandag

    aan die area te gee omdat

    dit n landelike gebied is

    met heelwat kleinhoewes

    wat verder uit Macassar ge-

    le is. Hier is sektorbestuur-

    der sers. Charlton Cloete

    met Sandvlei-inwoners Emily

    Braaf en Gert Williams. FO

    TO: DELIAH BRINKHUIS

    Helderbergvehicles

    stonedonN2

    CASSY VAN EEDEN

    ThreeHelderbergresidentsreportthaton

    the morning of Tuesday 5 July, they had

    rocks thrown at their vehicles on the N2.

    JoosBerrand said that hehad sent his driv-

    er to take a car to Cape Town for him. While

    en route to Cape Town, a man appeared on

    thesideof theroadnear theMewWayturn-off

    on the N2 and threw a brick through the pas-

    senger window of the car.

    The driver, who wishes to remain anony-

    mous, said that the brick missed his head by

    a centimetre. As a result he panicked and al-

    most caused an accident.

    Schalk Visser said that he was also on his

    way to Cape Townwhen he saw aman stand-

    ing under the Mfuleni bridge. The next

    minute I saw this cement block coming to-

    wards my vehicle, he said.

    Vissers vehicle was also damaged on the

    passenger side.

    Visser said that he saw several cars pulled

    over in the emergency lane thathadalsobeen

    damaged by stones and bricks.

    TanyaPhillipsMulder said that shewas al-

    so en route to Cape Town on the N2 on 1 Au-

    gust when she had stones thrown at her vehi-

    cle by a shirtless man on the side of the road.

    She said she phoned 10111, but when she

    arrived at the Somerset West police station

    they had no record of the complaint.

    Sergeant Suzan Jantjies, spokesperson for

    theSomersetWestPolice, said that four cases

    of this nature had been reported at the time

    of going to press.

    Six arrests have also been made with re-

    gard to several attacks that took place on the

    N2 earlier in July.

    Joos Berrands driver had a brick thrown

    through the passenger window of Berrands

    vehicle. The brick missed the drivers head by

    a centimetre. PHOTO: CASSY VAN EEDEN

    Barman shot

    in robbery

    A barman at Ash-

    leys Pub inFirgrove

    wasshot inanarmed

    robbery last Satur-

    day.

    According to po-

    lice spokesperson

    Sgt Chrisy Lewaks

    the incident hap-

    pened at about 03:40.

    Lewaks said three

    menwhowere in the

    pub at the time went

    behind the counter.

    She said when the

    barman told themen

    that theywerenot al-

    lowed to be there,

    they swore at him.

    One of the men held

    the man at gunpoint

    while the other two

    ransacked the bar.

    According to

    Lewaks the barman

    tried to prevent the

    men from taking the

    liquor. The suspect

    put the firearm

    against the victims

    shoulder and shot

    him, she said.

    Themen then fled.

    Anyone with infor-

    mation can phone

    Detective Const

    Teswill Isaacs on

    021 857 7126.

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    Huisroof inMacassar

    Die Macassar-polisie ondersoek n huisroof

    nadat n 25-jarige vrou onlangs in haar huis

    aangeval en beroof is.

    Volgens polisiewoordvoerder sers. Chrisy

    Lewaks, het n seunvanongeveer agt jaar oud

    op 26 Julie aan die vrou se deur geklop en vir

    kos gevra. Die vrou het twee mans deur die

    sitkamer venster opgemerk en geskree. Hulle

    het egter daarin geslaag om die huis binne te

    kom. Volgens Lewaks het een van die mans

    haar met die vuis deur die gesig geslaan.

    Die verdagte het haar ook na bewering aan

    haar hare gesleep, n tou om haar nek gebind

    en aan die diefwering in die slaapkamer vas-

    gebind.Diemanshetdiehuisdeursoekenmet

    n verloofring op vlug geslaan.

    Lewaks waarsku die gemeenskap om nie

    hul deure vir vreemdelinge oop te maak nie.

  • 3DistrictMail

    7 August, 2014

    Nuus

    News

    Treinbotsingeis2 jong lewens

    JAMEY GORDON

    Hulle was op pad na n dans, dis waar

    hulle wou wees. Maar nou dans hulle in

    die hemel.

    S glo Tania (43) en Werner Schultz (47)

    van Somerset-Wes n hulle die afgelope na-

    week hul seun, Christiaan (19), en sy vrien-

    din, Lezaan vanNiekerk, aan die doodmoes

    afstaan.

    Luidens n polisieverklaring is die paar-

    tjie omstreeks 19:35 in n ongeluk oorlede

    toeChristiaan sewitVolkswagenJettadeur

    n trein getref is. Die ongeluk het by die

    spooroorgang naby die plaas Kwarantyn op

    AdamTasweg tussen Stellenbosch en Vlot-

    tenburg gebeur.

    Christiaan en Lezaan was op pad na die

    Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) se privaat

    studente-organisasie Oude Molen se huis-

    dans, wat by Die Ou Stal naby die plaas ge-

    hou is.

    Volgens Werner, Christiaan se pa, is dit

    steeds onbekend hoe die ongeluk gebeur

    het.

    Hy vertel dat hulle vroer di dag vir

    Christiaan gegroet het toe hy omstreeks

    17:00 die huis verlaat het. Hy en sy vrou is

    omstreeks 21:45 deur polisiebeamptes be-

    soek wat hulle in kennis gestel het dat hul

    motor in n ongeluk betrokke was.

    Hullekononsnieveel snie,netdatdaar

    wel oorledenes was, s Werner.

    Die hartseer pa vertel voorts toe hulle by

    die spoorlyn opdaag, is hulle gevra om lie-

    wer nie die ongelukstoneel te besoek nie en

    eerder by die polisiekantoor aan te meld.

    Die trein het diemotor sowat 600 mgesleep.

    Werner s by die polisiekantoor is daar

    aan hulle verduidelik dat die insittendes

    van die motor op die toneel dood verklaar

    is.

    Volgens Werner wou die polisie die uit-

    kenningsproses eersMaandag begin. Hy en

    sy vrou het egter nie kans gesien om te wag

    nie en is na die patologie-afdeling geneem

    waar hulle bevestig het dat dit wel Christi-

    aan is.

    DieSchultz-gesinervaardie leemte inhul

    hart as n koorspyn wat heeltyd daar is en

    nie weggaan nie.

    Ons is stukkend, hartseer, s Tania.

    Tania vertel voorts dat Christiaan onthou

    sal word as iemand wat al die groot vrae in

    die lewe gevra het, diep oor die lewe gedink

    het en niks as vanselfsprekend aanvaar het

    nie.

    Dtwasvandie redeshoekomhyas eerste-

    jaarstudent by die US n BA-graad in filoso-

    fie, politiek en ekonomie gaan studeer het.

    Lezaan is van Springbok en was n BSc-

    eerstejaar in sportwetenskappe by die US.

    Volgens Werner het Christiaan en Lezaan

    die week voor die ongeluk n nuwe vriend-

    skap begin. Werner s hulle is nie die ge-

    leentheid gebied om haar amptelik te ont-

    moet nie.

    Christiaan word oorleef deur sy ouers,

    suster Tiana (21) en broer Conroy (16).

    n Roudiens word om 15:00 vandag (Don-

    derdag 7 Augustus) by die NG kerk Helder-

    berg in Firmountweg gehou.

    Christiaan Schultz

    Die wit Volkswagen Jetta n die ongeluk.

    FOTO: ER24

  • 4DistrictMail

    7 Augustus, 2014

    Nuus

    News

    Abalone transporter in court

    JAMEY GORDON

    Themba Ndwandwa (29)

    appeared in the Strand

    Magistrates Court on

    Monday for the illegal

    possession of abalone and

    reckless and negligent

    driving.

    This follows after

    Ndwandwa reportedly sped

    pastanaccidentsceneonthe

    N2 outside Lwandle in a sil-

    ver Volkswagen Polo at

    about 08:20 last Friday.

    About an hour earlier, a

    Metro ambulance that alleg-

    edly failed to stop at a red

    traffic light collided with a

    1400 Nissan bakkie, which in turn

    crashed into a taxi on the corner of

    Hlathi Drive and the N2.

    According to ConstableMthokoz-

    isi Gama, spokesperson for the

    Lwandle Police, the ambulancewas

    leavingGeorgeStreetExttogetonto

    theN2inthedirectionofCapeTown

    when it allegedly skipped the

    red traffic light and collided

    with the small white bakkie.

    Gama says the bakkie was

    travelling from Grabouw in

    the direction of Cape Town.

    According to witnesses, the

    ambulance was travelling at a

    high speedwithout any sirens

    onwhenitcrossed theredtraf-

    fic light.

    It is believed that the driver

    of thebakkie lost controlof the

    vehicleduetotheimpactof the

    collision, and hit a Toyota

    Quantum, which was travel-

    ling from Hlathi Drive.

    Thedriverof thebakkiewas

    injured, as well as five other

    passengers from the bakkie,

    one of whom sustained severe inju-

    ries and had to be airlifted to hospi-

    tal.

    The ambulance driver and a pas-

    sengerwere also injured and had to

    be transported to hospital by ambu-

    lance. Ndwandwa allegedly sped

    past the accident scene with what

    appearedtobeaheavilyloadedvehi-

    cle.Policeattheaccidentscene gave

    chase.

    According to eyewitnesses, Nd-

    wandwa lost control of the vehicle

    in an attempt to get away and the

    car overturned and landed on its

    roof. Ndwandwa was arrested and

    abalone worth an estimated

    R502 650, foundinthebootof thecar,

    was confiscated.

    Thecasehasbeenpostponeduntil

    17 September. Ndwandwa is in cus-

    tody at Pollsmoor Prison as he was

    unable topayhisbail,whichwasset

    at R10 000.

    Members of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries

    counting the abalone at the Lwandle Police

    station while Themba Ndwandwa watches.

    Suspected copper thief granted bail

    DALEEN FOUCH

    A 40-year-old man arrested on suspicion of

    being in possession of stolen goods in the

    form of 275 kg copper cables, was released

    on a R1 000 bail on Tuesday.

    Verron Oostendorf, the owner of a local

    towing company, was arrested during a

    joint operation by law enforcement and po-

    lice on Monday at Helderberg Scrap Metal

    in the Gants Centre, Strand. The cables,

    with an estimated value of R20 000, were

    first believed to be related to the recent

    Metrorail sabotage incident inPhilippi, but

    Riana Scott, spokesperson for Metrorail,

    confirmed that this is not the case and that

    the cables do not belong to Metrorail.

    Juan Needham, owner of Helderberg

    Scrap Metal, said on Tuesday that he had

    cooperated with the authorities during the

    operation on Monday. We were aware of

    the operation andworkedwith the authori-

    ties.Hehadpurchasedabout207 kgcopper

    withanestimatedvalueofR14 904theprevi-

    ous Saturday, but said that this transaction

    was lawful and in accordance to the South

    African Second-Hand Goods Act.

    Needham said Helderberg Scrap Metal

    hasalonghistoryofworkingwiththepolice

    and is often required to testify in court. He

    recalls an incident where a prospective cli-

    ent brought an old church bell to his shop.

    His suspicions were aroused and when he

    made a fewphone calls, he learnt that a bell

    had been stolen from a church in Klein-

    mond and alerted the Kleinmond police.

    Constable Mbulelo Mafuna, spokesper-

    son for theStrandpolice, asked thatanyone

    with information regarding the incident

    call detective constable Andrew Braaf on

    021 854 910.The suspectwill appear incourt

    again on 14 September.

    This silver Volkswagen Polo landed on its roof after Themba Ndwandwa

    lost control of the vehicle and it overturned. PHOTO: JAMEY GORDON

    REST IN PEACE

    MOLLY: Molly, who

    went missing on 7 Ju-

    ly, has been found and

    laid to rest after she

    was discovered on her

    owners property on

    Sunday 3 August. Irene

    van den Berg, Mollys

    owner, said that the

    family suspect that she

    died as a result of be-

    ing bitten by a snake

    in her face. Hundreds of Helderberg residents

    have taken to social media platforms to offer

    their condolences to the family.

  • 5DistrictMail

    7 August, 2014

    Nuus

    News

    COMBATING CRIME: Gordons Bay Police and Gordons Bay Security held a joint

    anti-crime operation last Friday. Members in uniform as well as in civilian clothes,

    patrolled Dennehof Street and the surrounding area on foot and in vehicles. Accord-

    ing to police spokesperson WO Nico Beukes, Dennehof Street has become a hotspot

    area for crime as many pedestrians frequent this area. Beukes says the area is diffi-

    cult to patrol by car as the road is closed due to construction work. Beukes has

    asked pedestrians to be vigilant when using Dennehof Street and to report suspi-

    cious-looking people to the Gordons Bay Police by phoning 021 856 2677.

    Marchagainst crime

    DALEEN FOUCH

    Somerset West residents are uniting

    against crime and plan to march down

    Main Road on Saturday 17 August.

    A permit for 300 people to march has been

    obtained from local authorities and has re-

    ceived the backing from the local police,

    neighbourhoodwatchandHelderbergCrime

    Watch.

    Organiser of themarchandSomersetWest

    resident, Stephen Leppan says the march is

    only one event, but forms part of a bigger ini-

    tiative to combat crime. Leppan says South

    African residents like to sit back and wait

    for the authorities to take action, but he be-

    lieves it is time for the community to stand

    up and take action.

    The anti-crime march will start at 11:00

    from Myburgh Road, opposite the Farm-

    house coffee shop and will go all the way

    down Main Road, around the traffic circle

    and back to the beginning. Somerset West

    residents do not feel safe in their own town

    anymore, said Leppan. He says the current

    crimewavecanonlybestoppedoncethecom-

    munity is united with a single goal at hand

    - to ensure a safe community.

    He believes a breakdown in communica-

    tion between the police and the community

    forms a big part of the problem, but is of the

    opinion that this is an issue that can be ad-

    dressed. He intends using social media as a

    way to breach the gap between the communi-

    ty and police and to restore trust.

    A community gathering with all relevant

    role players is planned for the end ofAugust.

    ForLeppan,whostarted theSomerset 1Fa-

    cebook group, social media is one way to im-

    prove communication. Somerset 1 was start-

    ed in December 2013 and has over 4 000mem-

    bers. He created the group to encourage

    activism and as a way for modern societies

    to rekindle a sense of community. The group

    has already held several outreach efforts.

  • 6DistrictMail

    7 Augustus, 2014

    Nuus

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    Attackers releasedonwarning

    CASSY VAN EEDEN

    Princess Manikizana (34) and ZamaMani-

    kizana (40), were arrested on Tuesday 29

    July for assault with intent to cause griev-

    ousbodilyharmafterallegedlybrutallyat-

    tacking Nozamo resident Vanessa Cun-

    ningham on Saturday 26 July.

    They appeared in the Strand Magistrates

    Court on 31 July and were released on a warn-

    ing, said Sergeant Mthokozisi Gama, spokes-

    person for the Lwandle Police.

    They will appear in court again on 26

    August.

    Gamasaid that thecase is stillunder investi-

    gation and no further arrests have beenmade.

    Cunningham has temporarily moved to a

    place of safety so that she can rest.

    I am completely overwhelmed by the tre-

    mendous support I have received. Every call

    andmessagemeansagreatdealtomeandgives

    mestrengthandhope.Myphysicalwoundsare

    healing well, Cunningham said.

    Mothers painful testimony heard

    JAMEY GORDON

    It was a painful expe-

    rience. All our things

    were destroyed. When

    my daughter came

    home from high

    school, all she hadwas

    the schooluniformshe

    was wearing. She had

    towearher school uni-

    form for a whole week

    after the evictions.

    This was the testi-

    mony of a tearful 36-

    year-old singlemother

    of four, Nonhlanhla

    Lujabe.Shewasspeak-

    ing at the ministerial

    inquiry investigating

    the Lwandle evictions

    during the last round

    of local public hear-

    ings on Thursday 31 July.

    Residents affected by the SA National

    Roads Agency Limiteds (Sanral) forced

    evictions in Asanda Village on 2 and 3

    June, testified last Tuesday and Thurs-

    day.

    Lujabe told the ministerial inquiry her

    home was demolished on 3 June. On this

    day, shehadsentoneofherseven-year-old

    twins, Linathi, to the shop while she was

    getting herself and her other children

    ready for school and work.

    I heard a loud bang. It scared me. I

    looked around and saw the same thing

    happening as the previous day. I saw my

    son crying on the other side. The police

    would not allow him to come back, said

    Lujabe.

    Lujabe said people were running in all

    directions and things were chaotic. Back

    inhershack,oneofherotherchildrenwas

    on the bed crying hys-

    terically. She realised

    that tear gas was burn-

    ing the childs eyes. Lu-

    jabe recalls taking the

    twin, putting the child

    on her back and run-

    ningoutof theshack.As

    she looked around and

    while searching for her

    child, she saw her

    neighbours TV play-

    ing, but there was no-

    one inside their home.

    The painful experi-

    ence still replays in my

    mind. Police bullying

    and manhandling me

    whilemy child is onmy

    back, said a tearful Lu-

    jabe.

    Lujabesaidsheplead-

    edwith the police not to

    demolishher homeandbegged them to al-

    low her to remove a brand new wardrobe

    before they destroyher structure.Howev-

    er, they would not listen and destroyed

    her home right in front of her. This was

    most painful. Whenever the children and

    I see the police we are reminded of what

    theyhaddoneand thepainfulmemories.

    That night Lujabe and her children

    slept outside. She said sheandother evict-

    ees made a big fire to keep them warm.

    They were accommodated in the Nomza-

    mo Community Hall the next day.

    The hearings will continue in Cape

    Town later this week with police officers

    expected to testify next.

    TheLwandle inquiryhasbeenextended

    after Human Settlements Minister Lindi-

    we Sisulu granted a request from the in-

    quiry chair, Denzil Potgieter, for it to be

    extended until 30 September.

    Nonhlanhla Lujabe struggled to

    hold back her tears during her

    emotional testimony at the last

    round of local public hearings in

    the Lwandle Community Hall last

    Thursday.

    PHOTO: JAMEY GORDON

    Amanwho gained access to a house in Gor-

    dons Bay last Wednesday and stole items

    from the house was arrested an hour later.

    According to police spokesperson WO

    Nico Beukes, the house robbery occurred at

    the Journeys End complex about 15:25.

    Beukes says a 46-year-old woman was up-

    stairs when she heard a noise downstairs

    and investigated. The woman was allegedly

    threatened with a knife. When the intruder

    proceeded upstairs she managed to escape

    throughthe frontdoorandalerted theneigh-

    bours. Beukes said they obtained a photo-

    graph of the suspect which a neighbour had

    taken. He said the suspect was known to the

    police and they immediately visited his

    houseinSercorPark2wherehewasarrested

    by WO Leon Mostert.

    According to Beukes the cellphone of the

    woman was found as well as the knife that

    was used in the house robbery.

    Andrew Prins (26) appeared in the Strand

    Magistrates Court on a charge of house rob-

    bery last Thursday.

    Suspected robber arrestedwithin an hour

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    JAMEY GORDON

    Die kleindogter van die bejaar-

    de egpaar wat verlede Dinsdag

    in hul woning in Kusweg,

    Strandberoofenaangevalis,wil

    beklemtoon dat di voorval nie

    asgevolgvanhulnalatigheidge-

    beur het nie.

    Dt volg n DistriksPos verlede

    week berig het dat twee mans om-

    streeks 06:30 toegang tot die huis

    deur die oop garage verkry het.

    Volgensdiekleindogter,watver-

    kies om anoniem te bly, is die elek-

    triese motorhuisdeur nie oopgelos

    nie. Sy s die rowers het die geslote

    motorhuisdeur oopgedwing om

    toegang tot haar ouma en oupa se

    huis te verkry en hulle aan te val.

    Sy vertel voorts dat hulle ook die

    deurwat die huis en diemotorhuis

    skei, oopgebreek het. Een van die

    mans het my ouma in haar kamer

    aangeval en ander het my oupa in

    syne aangeval. Die man het hom

    met pepersproei gespuit en rond

    gestamp.Gevolglikhetmyoupage-

    val en sy been ernstig gebreek.

    My ouma is met n skroewe-

    draaier in die gesig gesteek, maar

    dankbaar (sic) nie te ernstigbeseer

    nie, verduidelik sy.

    Die mans het met juwele, kon-

    tant, twee selfone, n platskerm-te-

    levisie en die paartjie se Honda

    Jazzmet nCEY10380-registrasie-

    nommer weggekom.

    Volgens die kleindogter is haar

    ouma en oupa baie getraumati-

    seerd en ontvang hulle tans bera-

    ding vir die voorval.

    Sy s haar oupa is in Mediclinic

    Vergelegen opgeneem en moes n

    operasieondergaan.Hy is steeds in

    die hosorgeenheid. Haar ouma is

    in die sorg van n familielid.

    Ek kan nie genoeg beklemtoon

    presies hoe erg die voorval vir hul-

    le en ons familie is nie. Dit is twee

    ou mense wat niemand iets aange-

    doen het om so iets te verdien nie,

    meen die kleindogter.

    Diepolisieondersoek nsaakvan

    huisroof en diefstal van n motor-

    voertuig. Geen inhegtenisneming

    het nog plaasgevind nie. Mense

    met inligting kan lt.kol. Franklin

    Plaatjies by 082 469 3359 bel.

    Rowershetdeure oopgebreek

    Seuns dreig en beroof broers van fietse

    DELIAH BRINKHUIS

    Twee jong seuns van Gordonsbaai is

    verlede week deur drie ander seuns

    van hul fietse beroof.

    Volgens Natasha Schaake het haar

    twee seuns, Arno (8) en Liam (6), ver-

    lede Woensdag net n 17:00 ouderge-

    woonte met hul fietse in die parkie

    naby hul huis in Somersetweg gery.

    Arno enLiamhet in die rigting van

    hul huis gery toe die drie seuns wat

    hulle in die rivieromgewingversteek

    het, skielik opgespring en hulle met

    klippe bestook het.

    Volgens Schaake is Liam deur die

    twee jonger seuns van sy fiets geruk

    en hulle het daarmee weggery. Die

    seuns het ook n mes by hulle gehad.

    DieouerseunhetaanArnogesom

    sy fiets aan hom te gee sodat hy die

    ander twee kan agternasit om sy

    broer (Liam) se fiets terug te kry.

    Arno het egter geweier waarna die

    ander seun hom ook met n mes ge-

    dreig het. Die seun het daarna die

    fiets gevat en weggery.

    Volgens ao. Nico Beukes, polisie-

    woordvoerder, is die diefstal aange-

    meld.

    Leidrade is opgevolg van drie

    seuns met n wit fiets wat onderweg

    na die Cassablanca-gebied was.

    Volgens Beukes is die verdagtes 20

    minute later in die Rusthof-begraaf-

    plaasmet die een fiets, wat ooreenge-

    stem het met die beskrywing van die

    gesteeldefiets,gekry.Dietweedefiets

    is in n oop stuk veld gekry.

    Schaake is dankbaar vir die hulp

    vandieGordonsbaai-buurtwagen in-

    woners wat daartoe gelei het dat die

    fietse teruggevind is.

    Sy shaar seuns,wat baie lief is vir

    die buitelewe, het sedert die roof nog

    nie weer met hul fietse gery nie en

    weier om buite te speel.

    Ons het nie meer die gevoel van

    veiligheid wat ons voorheen gehad

    het nie, s sy.

    Volgens Beukes is die drie seuns

    (twee 12-jariges en een 13-jarige) na

    die polisiekantoor geneemen later in

    die sorg van hul ouers vrygelaat.

    COLLISION: Two vehicles

    collided on Sir Lowrys

    Pass Road at approxi-

    mately 09:30 on Wednes-

    day 6 August. According

    to ER24 spokesperson

    Russel Meiring, ER24

    emergency services ar-

    rived on the scene and

    nobody was injured. He

    confirmed that all parties

    refused further medical

    treatment.

    PHOTO: ER24

  • 8DistrictMail

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    Leader Page

    District

    Mail

    Stuur jou sms na

    32465

    Begin die sms met die

    woord MENSE en tik dan

    jou boodskap.

    S jou s

    S jou s

    ) Thank you to the Somerset

    West municipality. Tharina

    Streets namehasbeen repainted

    and its no longer nameless.

    ) Ek het my ID naby Checkers

    in SomersetWes verloor. Indien

    enigiemand dit opgetel het, ska

    kel asseblief 074 118 5659.

    ) Attack on Vanessa Cunning

    ham shows no regard for ani

    mals (somuch abuse and neglect

    in townships) and no regard for

    human life (and a woman to

    crown it all). There is no hope for

    SouthAfrica toeverbearainbow

    nation, living and building to

    gether as one. I never considered

    myself as a racist, but every day

    that changes. Emgee

    ) Pity the Proud Somerset West

    resident who blames everyone

    else for development but doesnt

    join the Residents Association

    and help them oppose unwanted

    developments.

    ) BaiegelukaandieBrainbox

    wat in beheer is van die Strand

    se paaie en die sypaadjies so

    mooi geteer het. Probeer asse

    blief nou ons paaie, want indien

    jydit nieweet nie, dis eintlikwaar

    die motors ry. Belastingbetaler

    wat jou salaris elke maand inbe

    taal

    )Welldone toGordonsBaySe

    curity Med Rescue on a job well

    done at Strand Spur after an eld

    erly lady needed medical assist

    ance.

    S dankie, geluk,

    jammer, lief jou....

    Charity events in support ofHuis Esperanza inStrand

    Weareagroupofpast learnersfrom

    Voortrekker and Zwaanswyk High

    Schools and we have decided to or-

    ganise two events to raisemoney in

    aid of Huis Esperanza and its resi-

    dents.

    Huis Esperanza is a home in the

    Strandforelderlypeoplewhosuffer

    from dementia and Alzheimers.

    These people are cared for by vol-

    untary social workers and run by

    Badisa Strand, a public welfare or-

    ganisation.

    Huis Esperanza receives no gov-

    ernment funding to support resi-

    dents with the essential toiletries

    andbasicproductsneededtoensure

    hygienic and comfortable living.

    Toassist inraising funds forHuis

    Esperanza we have decided to host

    two sports fundraising events.

    These area:

    ) FourBallGolfDay25Septem-

    ber:

    Competitors canbuya ticket that

    will entitle them to a round of golf

    competing for the Charity Cup.

    Dinner that evening is included

    in the ticket price. The dinner will

    be followed by an auction at Strand

    Golf Club.

    )OldBoys RugbyChallenge 27

    September:

    This will see past learners of

    Voortrekker High School and

    Zwaans-wykHighSchool come face

    to face once again after a 50 years

    of rivalry at FalseBayRugbyClub.

    This fun family day will also fea-

    ture False Bays first and second

    teams taking onRhodes University

    in two curtain raisers for the Old

    Boys Challenge.

    After these matches, the Spring-

    boks vs Australia rugby test match

    willbescreenedlivefromtheSports

    Bar,TheBay. Inorder tomakeboth

    these days successfulweare asking

    for your support and sponsorship.

    All contributions, will make a

    massivedifferenceincreatingabet-

    ter standardof livingatHuisEsper-

    anza.

    For more information contact

    DannyBrinkon074 500 8396 ordan-

    [email protected]

    DANNY BRINK

    It iswhale time inGordonsBay

    Gentle giants of the sea

    come under blue skies

    from many a fathom below

    to Gordons Bay

    Breaths there a man

    not called towards the sea

    when whale spotting time it

    be?

    As waves splash over rocks

    people come in flocks.

    Calm days, woolly clouds

    listen to the excitement of the

    crowd.

    A tinge of pink a tinge of yel-

    low creates a wondrous sheen

    but here in close there are

    whales to be seen

    Across the sunset sky

    a flight of sea gulls go by.

    Then a might splash of tail and

    fin,

    she releases a baby creature

    from within.

    As time ends another day

    swimming in a peaceful golden

    sea

    a mother and her baby whale

    could be seen.

    CAROL MILLER

    GORDONS BAY

    ButwhataboutNeighbourhoodWatch?

    Irefertolastweekseditorial31July

    intheDistrictMailIscrimespiral-

    ling out of control? and would like

    to comment further.

    Whether, crime is escalating at

    an alarming rate is amatter of con-

    jecture as precise comparative fig-

    ures have not been released by

    SAPS. But I will concede that cer-

    tain types of crime seem to have

    come to prominence, particularly

    concerning businesses.

    My point though is in your last

    sentence where you refer to SAPS

    andsecuritycompaniesdoingtheir

    best, but they just cant cope.

    In thisyouhave failed tomention

    theroleofNeighbourhoodWatchin

    combating crime.

    Somerset West Neighbourhood

    Watch has over 2 000 members and

    300 patrollers who work together

    withSAPS,securitycompaniesand

    also Strand and Gordons Bay

    Neighbourhood Watch in proac-

    tivelytacklingcrimeacrosstheHel-

    derberg.

    We do this through Somerset

    West NeighbourhoodWatch Radio,

    which connects the different organ-

    isations, security companies and

    patrollersandenablesthecoordina-

    tion of resources to prevent and ar-

    rest offenders.

    This results in a significant

    number of arrests each month that

    are directly attributable to our in-

    volvement.

    TONY CROSS

    HELDERVUE

    HiTony.Thank youforyour letter

    and the points you raised.The point

    I was trying to make in the last sen-

    tence of the editorial comment is that

    althoughSAPSandthesecuritycom-

    panies are doing a sterling job - no

    matter how much they do and how

    hard they work - it still does just not

    seem to be enoughbecause of the con-

    tinual rise of criminal activity in our

    area. My comments did not and in

    no way draw any reference to the

    Neighbourhood Watches, security

    companies and SAPS not doing a

    good job. The DistrictMail in fact

    commends everyone involved in the

    continuous fight against crime and

    recognises the tremendous effort and

    results gained by everyone involved

    - EDITOR )

    DistrictMail Facebook

    page comments

    Hijackings in Strand Page 1

    )When are these hijackings going to be

    dealt with by the police?

    Deborah Symmonds

    ) Crime is gettingmuchworse and peo-

    ple wonder why I dont want to go back.

    Working in Switzerland currently and

    there people dont lock bicycle or cars.

    When in Munich we used to go to beer

    garden with my boss who would leave

    his iPad on front seat with his car top

    down and it was still be there when we

    got back.

    Ralph Woods

    Bail granted for suspected copper

    theft Page 4

    ) Its high time they checked up on

    scrap metal merchants.

    Margery Kakebeeke

    ) Obviously the owner contacted the

    police, so dont blame the owner. Some

    people!

    Marion-Lea Wolfaardt

    ) Helderberg Scrap Metals received a

    certificate award in appreciation of

    their support in the fight against crime!

    Enough said. Well done HSM.

    Natasha Meyer

    Abalone transporter in court Page 4

    ) Our idiotic poachers, when will they

    learn?

    Clarissa Blanche Le Sar

    ) And what did the taxi have to do with

    all of this?

    If the ambulance driver had his sirens

    on, he was within his rights to cross the

    red light.

    Elizabeth Margaret Groves

    Anticrime

    marchgets

    thegoahead

    Its wonderful to see residents final-

    ly unite and stand together to fight

    for something they believe in, in-

    stead of sitting back and waiting for

    the authorities to step in and do

    something.

    An example of this united front

    will bewitnessedonSaturday17Au-

    gust when hundreds of Somerset

    West residents will come together

    and march down Main Road in an

    anti-crime march.

    A permit for the march has al-

    ready been obtained and the march

    also has the backing from the SAPS,

    neighbourhood watch and Helder-

    berg Crime Watch.

    The planned anti-crime march

    will start at 11:00 from Myburgh

    Road,oppositetheFarmhousecoffee

    shop, and wind its way down Main

    Road, going around the traffic circle

    and then back to the start.

    If all Helderberg residents could

    join forces and organise similar

    marches, criminals will realise that

    we are united together in the fight

    against crime and they will stay

    away.

    FOTO:

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    District

    Diary

    Send diary entries to:

    [email protected]

    Weekly deadline:Monday, 12:00

    Wewould like to invite our regular diary

    advertisers to send us pictures of their

    events for inclusion in our Social or Diary

    section.

    THURSDAY 7 AUGUST

    SOMERSET WEST:

    ) The Bipolar Support Group meets at the Baptist

    Church (on the corner of Hendriksz and Louw

    Streets) on the first Thursday of every month,

    from19:00 to 20:30. If you support someonewho

    has bipolar, you too are most welcome to come

    along. 0 Sue van der Spuy: 082 333 8800.

    ) The SomersetWest Bird Club meets in the Som

    erset West Library hall at 20:00. Guest speaker

    Dr AntonOdendaal presents From Punda to Pafu

    ri: Birding in the north of the KrugerNational Park.

    Visitors welcome. Entry is free, small donation for

    teaaftermeeting.0 BrianDennis:021 855 3945

    or 083 458 3806.

    ) Renowned local artist, Marion Langton demon

    strates her watercolour painting technique at

    14:00 as part of the Western Cape Artists Socie

    tys art exhibition at the Imibala Gallery in Bright

    Street. Entry is free. All welcome. The exhibition

    runsuntil 20September.0 Chris:073 756 2930.

    FRIDAY 8 AUGUST

    SOMERSET WEST:

    ) The local support group of the Bible Society

    meets in theCoronationAvenueMethodist Church

    hall at 10:00. All welcome. 0 Elspeth:

    082 650 3354.

    ) The Embroiders Guild meets in the Somerset

    West Library hall at 09:30. All welcome.

    STRAND:

    ) The United Congregational Kerk te Brewery

    weg hou om 19:30 hul winter bal in die Dr. G.J.

    Joubertskoolsaal. Die Elginairs band tree op.

    Kaartjies word teen R100 verkoop. Bring jou eie

    platter en XYZ. Vir meer inligting kontak

    084 738 9721 of stuur n epos na afton.dani

    [email protected].

    SATURDAY 9 AUGUST

    SOMERSET WEST:

    ) TheSomersetWest BirdClub visits theDickDent

    Bird Sanctuary (near the Strand Golf Course off

    the R44) at 15:00. No charge. Visitors welcome.

    0 John Clements: 021 850 2216.

    STRAND:

    ) Celebrating Women, a Womens Day charity

    event, will be held at Eves Place, 60 Fagan Street.

    TicketsareR150and includesa threecoursemeal.

    For more information phone 084 720 3140 or

    076 038 5488.

    GORDONS BAY:

    ) Gordons Bay Bowling Club holds a car boot

    sale in their parking area from 08:00 12:00.

    R15 per parking bay. Please bring your own table

    or sell out of your boot. 0 076 104 5795.

    TUESDAY 12 AUGUST

    SOMERSET WEST:

    ) The Chuckle n Chirp Toastmasters Club meets

    at 18:30 for 19:00 at the Rotary Hall in Lourens

    ford Road. Dress: semiformal. Learn the art of

    speaking before an audience in a supportive envi

    ronment.

    Enquiries: 0 CarolAnn Savosnick on

    021 856 4315 / 074 851 7624orDiana Burger

    on 021 880 2692 / 073 185 8421.

    WEDNESDAY 13 AUGUST

    SOMERSET WEST:

    ) Renowned local artist, Wallace Hulley will be

    giving a demonstration of his art work at 14:00

    as part of the Western Cape Artists Societys art

    exhibition at the Imibala Gallery in Bright Street.

    Entry is free. All welcome.

    0 Chris: 073 756 2930.

    ) The Hottentots Holland Garden Club meets in

    the Somerset West Library Hall at 09:30 for plant

    sales, tea and coffee. The meeting starts at 10:00.

    Guest speaker: David Davidson. Topic: Chelsea

    2014.

    Visitors welcome at R10. 0 Carole:

    021 851 7742.

    ) Helderberg Healing Rooms for physical and

    emotional healing come and experience Gods

    love andpower on the secondand fourthWednes

    day of everymonth from18:0020:00 at the Som

    erset West United Church, 28 Bright Street.

    0 021 852 3281.

    THURSDAY 14 AUGUST

    SOMERSET WEST:

    ) A liquormeetingwill be held in the lecture room

    at the Somerset West Police Station at 14:00.

    For any enquiries kindly contact Warrant Officer

    Thanoran Govender at 021 850 1392.

    Women in science speak

    iThembaLabscelebratesNationalWomensDay

    (9August)withanexcitingprogrammecompris-

    ingmostly of female presenters who have estab-

    lished their careers in the world of science.

    The event, Celebrating Women in Science,

    startsat11:00withtalksbytwowomenemployed

    atiThembaLabs:physicsresearcherRoyaMinn-

    is, and nuclear physicist Dr Daphney Bucher.

    Anaudiologistwill alsodeliverapresentation

    about her career. A local cultural group will en-

    tertain visitors with song and dance before the

    keynote speaker, Dr Sharon Prince, speaks on

    Cancer: a plague of the modern ages at 14:00.

    The event concludes at 15:00with free refresh-

    ments. Visit www.tlabs.ac.za for the full

    programme. For more information or to RSVP,

    contact 021 975 4052 or send an email to

    [email protected].

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    FreeDistrictMail at Disa BP Express

    Disa BP Express Kiosk in Somerset West is

    continuing its HappyHourDistrictMail give-

    away today (Thursday).

    The first 100 lucky clients to visit the store

    today (Thursday) from 07:00 and spend more

    than R60 (excluding electricity, airtime, gas

    and fuel)will receivea freeDistrictMailnews-

    paper while stocks last.

    Learners use DistrictMail in class

    Helderberg schools are excited about the

    DistrictMails Adopt-a-school campaign,

    which aims to promote reading amongst

    learners from disadvantaged schools.

    Local businesses that are supporting

    the campaign by sponsoring copies of the

    DistrictMail include Caltex Greenways,

    ETT Investments and MSQ Fitment Cen-

    tre. The adopted schools are the Strand

    Moslem, Sir Lowrys Pass and Temper-

    ance Town primary schools.

    Thenewspaper is thenused in the class-

    rooms as part of the teaching programme.

    CharltondeMornay, schoolprincipal at

    Sir Lowrys Pass Primary says they are

    thankful for the 50 newspapers that ETT

    Investments are sponsoring to their

    school for 26 weeks.

    Advertisers and businesses that would

    like to sponsor a school and support the

    campaign at discounted rates can phone

    Kim Solomons on 021 853 0211.

    Somerset Business Park company EET Investments, is supporting the DistrictMails

    Adopt-a-school campaign. Here Cathy Meyer from ETT Investment (far right) poses

    with Sir Lowrys Pass Primary School principal Charlton de Mornay (middle front) and

    some of the learners (back, from left) Abigail Booysen, Jaymudene Goliath and Deeo-

    lin Brits. Front: Xavier Daniels and Amber Carelse. PHOTO: DELIAH BRINKHUIS

    HBHospiceAGM

    The annual general meeting of Helder-

    bergHospicewill be heldWednesday 20

    August at Helderberg Hospice, 21 Old

    Stellenbosch Road in Somerset West at

    12:00.

    Allmembers, volunteers, friends and

    interested parties welcome. Nomina-

    tions for directors should be sent to

    info@helderberg hospice.org.za before

    8 August. Call 021 852 4608.

    Ruach to host

    SallyAnnCreed

    TheRuachCounsellingCentrepresents

    a discussion by nutritional therapist

    Sally-Ann Creed on healing alterna-

    tives through the food we eat.

    The event starts at 09:00 and forms

    part of their fundraiser at the Corona-

    tion Avenue Methodist Church on 16

    August.

    Creed is amember of the TimNoakes

    team and co-author of The Real Food

    Revolution. Creed recently also started

    her own product range.

    Tickets at R50 are nowavailable from

    the Ruach Counselling Centre, the

    Church (021 852 8176) or from the

    Wellness Warehouse in the Helderberg

    Centre.

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    Dit sal dus wys wees

    om eerste jou duur

    skuld so vinnig as

    moontlik af te betaal

    voordat jy ekstra geld

    in jou huisverband

    plaas. Jy kan selfs die beskikbare

    limiet op jou huisverband gebruik

    om joukorttermyn-skuld te delg en

    om sodoende rente te bespaar. In-

    dien jy dit doen, is dit egter baie be-

    langrik dat jy sal voortgaan om die

    bestaande paaiement dieselfde te

    hou en om aan te hou betaal op jou

    verband. Kom ons neem n voor-

    beeld.

    Veronderstel jouhuisverband se

    rentekoers is teen prima (8.5%) en

    joukredietkaart is 18%tot 22%met

    n skuldbedrag van R50 000 op die

    kaart.NeemR50 000vanafdiehuis-

    verband en betaal die kredietkaart

    af. Gaan voort om die maandelikse

    betaling wat jy voorheen op die

    kaart betaal het, op jou

    verband te betaal. Die

    besparing op rente oor

    vyf jaar is R16 000.

    Party mense spog

    daarmee dat hy sy mo-

    tor sommer op sy huis-

    verband gekoop het en

    nou baie rente spaar.

    Dit kan so wees, maar

    indien hy nie die terug-

    betaling oor vyf jaar be-

    reken nie, maar oor die

    20 jaarvandie verband,

    gaanhy inteendeel baie

    meer rente betaal.

    Al hierdie slim bere-

    keninge sal natuurlik glad nie

    werk as jy nie gedissiplineerd is

    metdie terugbetalingsnie. Jymoet

    dieselfde bedrag wat jy op jou kre-

    dietkaart betaal het, ook in jou

    huisverband aanhou betaal, en op-

    hou om die kaart te gebruik. Knip

    dit stukkend, en gebruik voortaan

    kontant.

    Definisie van n kredietkaart?

    Verdubbel jousalaris ineenmaand

    en halveer dit vir die res van jou

    lewe!

    Indien jy dit sou kan reg kry om

    elke maand net n klein bietjie

    meer aan skuld af te betaal, kan

    jy die termyn van die lening en

    die totale rentebedrag met so-

    veel as die helfte verminder.

    Die huishoudelike inkomste van

    n middelklas gesin in Suid Afrika

    is om en by R18 000 per maand n

    belasting. Meer as 70% daarvan

    word tans gebruik om skuld mee

    terug te betaal. Die gemiddelde

    Suid Afrikaanse huishouding het

    naastenby R60 000 se kredietkaart

    skuld, R25 000 se persoonlike le-

    nings, R150 000 se motorskuld en

    R750 000 aan n huisverband. Teen

    nrentekoersvan12%en n termyn

    van20 jaar, betaalhierdiehuishou-

    ding in die omgewing van R11 000

    permaandaanskuld.Oordie totale

    termyn betaal die huishouding nie

    minder nie as R1 617 000 se rente.

    Dit is verskriklik as jy daaraan

    dink.

    Indien jy bereid is om n paar

    luukshede prys te gee en net R1 000

    per maand meer in jou huisver-

    band in te betaal, sal die totale ren-

    tebedrag betaalbaar nie net na

    R1 088 000 verminder nie, maar

    ook die terugbetalingstermyn sal

    na 15 jaar krimp. Ongelooflik!

    Neem ook kennis dat kortter-

    Betaal elkemaand bietjiemeer skuld af

    Heinn Havinga

    PSG Portefeuljebestuurder

    0 021 851 3353

    2 [email protected]

    RUBRIEK

    JY EN JOU

    FINANSIES

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    Constructionunderwayof

    newmedical centre

    Cranes dot the sky along the R44 ap-

    proaching Strand, as the construction of

    two new medical facilities proceeds in

    full swing in the Heartlands De Beers

    Precinct in Somerset West.

    The larger of the two facilities is a fully-

    fledged acute hospital, which is being devel-

    oped by Busamed, an NEF public-funded

    company. The smaller of the two construc-

    tion sites is the new home of the Paardevlei

    Specialist Medical Centre, a private Day

    Hospital and Ophthalmic Clinic set to open

    its doors to the public in October this year.

    A group, which originally comprised of

    five Ophthalmologists and an Anaesthetist,

    and now includes Ear, Nose and Throat, as

    well asMaxillo-Facial specialists, partnered

    withCureDayClinics to formCureDayClin-

    ics Somerset West.

    Local property heavyweights, including

    LazercorDevelopments, formedCJMInvest-

    ments (Pty) Ltd, a private development com-

    pany tasked with initiating and overseeing

    the design, development and construction of

    the Medical Centre. The value of building

    (Paardevlei Specialist Medical Centre) is

    R70 million, and Cure Day Clinics-Day Hos-

    pital another R15 million, giving the project

    a total value of R85 million.

    An approximately 600 m dedicated Oph-

    thalmic Clinicwill also be established in the

    centre, where five local ophthalmologists

    willbeable tosharespecialised facilitiesand

    equipmentbetweentheir individualpractic-

    es. Additional sectional title purchasers in

    theMedical Centre scheme include aRadiol-

    ogyUnitandPathologyLab,andthedevelop-

    ers are currently in negotiations with a

    small exclusive Dialysis Centre. The

    PaardevleiSpecialistMedicalCentre isopen

    to investor-purchasers and suitable tenants.

    An aerial view of

    the building site

    taken in November

    2013.

    The building site as

    it was in mid-July

    2014.

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    Vermaak

    Entertainment

    WeekendGIGGuide

    Friday 8 August:

    ) DJLuggwill be entertaining the crowdatMelts

    Tavern in Gordons Bay with his dance music from

    21:00 till late. R10 gets you in.

    ) TheYoungOnesAtribute toCliffRichardshow

    at Berties Mooring in Gordons Bay starts at 21:00.

    Entry is free.

    Saterdag 9 Augustus:

    ) Die talentvolle Arista Paxton tree vanaf 21:00

    byMeltsTavernop. Sy is in 2012 en2013 genomineer

    vir die bokkie-toekenning vir die gewildste vroue-

    kunstenaar van die jaar. Gratis toegang.

    Sunday 10 August:

    ) Akkedis (unplugged) takes to the stage at Ber-

    ties Mooring at 18:00. Entry is free.

    Akkedis

    Schoeman enGerber in Endler

    Die Endlerkonsertreeks bied op 16 Augustus

    noptredeaanmetAnzlGerberenBenSchoe-

    man.

    Die geleentheid vind om20:00 in dieEndler-

    saal in Stellenbosch plaas.

    Gerber, een van Suid-Afrika se voorste tjel-

    liste, is onlangs aangestel as tjello-dosent by

    die Departement Musiek en Konservatorium

    aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch. Schoeman,

    een van hierdie generasie se beste plaaslike

    uitvoerendepianistewat inLondenwoon,het

    geen bekendstelling nodig nie, en keer terug

    na Suid-Afrika vir hierdie uitvoering in die

    Endlersaal. Gerber en Schoeman spog beide

    met n suksesvolle internasionale loopbaan,

    wat die duo onlangs op die verhoog in Carne-

    gie Hall in New York gesien het.

    Dieduosaldiekonsert openmetArthurRu-

    binstein se eerste sonate vir tjello en klavier.

    Hierdie komponis se klassieke musikale taal

    sorg vir nwerkwatmusikale diepte sowel as

    virtuositeit van die kunstenaars vereis. Stra-

    vinskyseSuite Italienne,meerdikwelsgehoor

    in sy orkes weergawe Pulcinella Suite, is nog

    n wonderlike tjello- en klavierwerk wat ge-

    hoor sal word. Die konsert sluit af met Rach-

    maninov se pragtige Sonate vir tjello en kla-

    vier.

    Kaartjies teen R110 en R80 (vir studente en

    pensioenarisse) is by Computicket beskik-

    baar.

    Vir verdere inligting kontak Leon van Zyl

    by 021 808 2358 of [email protected]. Ben Schoeman en Anzl Gerber

    Elvis toperform inStrand

    Consummate performer James Ma-

    rais, who has won acclaim for his ac-

    curate portrayal of Elvis in concert

    and for his uncanny resemblance to

    the King, will be back at Springbok

    Blues Theme Bar in Gants Centre,

    Strand with his Rock n Roll Legends

    show on Tuesday 26 August.

    Marais takes to the stage at 20:30 and

    will be joined by Monique Cassells and

    a dancer.

    Marais iswell known forhisElvis trib-

    ute shows, his dazzling costumes that do

    justice to the King, his magnetic and en-

    ergetic stage presence, his audience in-

    teraction and his accurate capturing of

    the magical moves that Elvis performed

    at his peak.

    His show From Memphis to Las Vegas

    was a runaway success at the Roxy Re-

    vue Bar at GrandWest, as were his other

    Elvis Tributes at Grand West, where he

    performed to full houses.

    The highlight of Maraiss career was

    representing South Africa in Wales at

    the International Elvis Festival and be-

    ing awarded fourth position, after win-

    ning the best Elvis tribute artist award

    in 2010 at South Africas Elvis Festival

    at StormsRiverVillage in theTsitsikam-

    ma. Monique Cassells, an accomplished

    vocalist, was the only female to partici-

    pate in this competition, asElvis Presley

    has been an all-consuming passion of

    hers since the age of 11. Cassells andMa-

    rais have been performing together

    since2009, after sheperformedwithwell-

    known bands, Generations and Cole

    Street.

    Another highlight for Marais was

    when he received an overwhelming re-

    sponse after his performance onNoot vir

    Noot on 9March 2012 and the subsequent

    invitation toperformat thepopular Inni-

    bos Festival alongside the cream of

    South Africas Afrikaans entertainers.

    Maraiss Rock n Roll Legends show

    pays tribute to other legends of the rock

    and roll era, such as The Beatles, Jerry

    Lee Lewis, Gene Vincent, Eddie Co-

    chran, Chuck Berry, Little Richard,

    Shakin Stevens, Buddy Holly, Tom

    Jones, and many more, apart from pay-

    ing tribute to Elvis, the king of rock and

    roll. This unique, visually and auditory

    stunningact,will leave theaudiencebeg-

    ging for more. Information or bookings:

    021 854 7787.

    James Marais

    ST BASILS OPENS: Somerset West diners were treated to a variety of mouth watering

    dishes on Friday 1 August when St Basils Pizzeria, on 142 Main Road Somerset West,

    held their official opening. Owners Hannes de Klerk (second from left) and Jaco de Bruyn

    (fourth from left), have worked and owned restaurants in East London such as La Vino

    Peroni Wine Bar, Cafe Basil and Canteena Basil for the past 10 years and now look for-

    ward to tantalising taste buds in the Helderberg. Hannes said after selling their house in

    East London they travelled through the Western Cape tasting different food along the way

    deciding what would work for the new pizzeria. They wanted a pizzeria that could cater

    for the whole family and decided to add burgers and chips, pastas, salads and desserts.

    The kids has their own choice and a free gift, Hannes said. St. Basils Pizzeria has a

    slogan they live by Simple Food Prepared Perfectly which has been their driving force

    to ensure quality food. They offer free delivery in 3km radius and make use of Delivery

    Extreme for Strand and Gordons Bay. Their most popular dish to date is slow roasted

    lamb and mint sauce pizza. Enjoying the opening function with Hannes and Jaco are (left)

    Estelle Coetzee, Petra Scholtz (third from left) and Dalsie Slabbert.

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    Skole

    Schools

    SOCCER KITS DONATED: In celebration of Mandela Day, as well as the organisations Courage to Care

    Day, MOT South Africa handed out 1 236 soccer shirts, shorts and bibs to soccer teams at Further Educa-

    tion and Training (FET) Colleges and High Schools across the Western Cape. Students of Boland College

    Strand also benefited from the initiative. MOT SA received the donation of soccer kits from Emblem Foot-

    ball Club in Aalesund, Norway to celebrate Courage to Care Day during the month of July. MOT, which

    means courage in Norwegian, started in Norway in 1997 to strengthen the youths courage to eradicate

    bullying, violence and drug abuse.

    LOCHNERHOF SE STERRE: Laerskool Lochnerhof

    se leerders het onlangs geskitter in hul skool se eie

    musiekblyspel, Springmielies wat n reusesukses

    was. Van links is van die Graad 2-leerders Vaughn

    Miller, Cainen Erwee, Jeanro Minnaar, Zander

    Cronj en Tiaan Cloete.

    Van links is Amadea du Preez (Graad 1),

    Mieke Theron (Graad 1), Bianca Barnard

    (Graad 3), Chlo Chatburn en Thiaan van

    Zyl (gr. 2).

    40DAE: Die matrikulante van Horskool Hottentots Holland het verlede

    Donderdag hul 40-dae voor die eindeksamen vieringe geniet toe leer-

    ders as verskillende karakters aangetrek het. Hier is die Graad12 Hs.

    Die Graad12 C-klas, uit-

    getof in hul verskillende

    uitrustings.

    York en Jasper

    Gordon.

    DE HOOP WP SPORT: Carli Claassen, Mieke Basson, Anike Kemp,

    Anja du Toit, Kari Davids, Meiring Ebersohn en Niel Raath, WP-sport-

    leerders van Laerskool De Hoop, het gedurende die Junie-vakansie aan

    verskeie toernooie deelgeneem. Anja het vir die WP o. 12 Oaks-netbal-

    span in Margate deelgeneem; Carli, Mieke en Niel is almal in die WP

    o. 13A-hokkiespan (seuns en meisies) opgeneem en het tussen 1-5 Julie

    in Bloemfontein deelgeneem waar hulle die toernooi gewen het en na-

    sionaal as nommer een uit die stryd getree het. Meiring is in die

    o. 13 A WP-Cravenweek-span opgeneem en het aan n toernooi in Dur-

    ban deelgeneem waar hulle ook onoorwonne was. Meiring het ook

    drie drie in die laaste wedstryd gedruk en is as speler van die wed-

    stryd gekies. Kari en Anike is albei in die o. 13 Doves WP-netbalspan

    opgeneem. Hulle het in Worcester aan die toernooi deelgeneem en het

    n bronsmedalje as span verower. Anike was ook die kaptein van hier-

    die span.

    SA ROWING: Nicholas Ober-

    holzer and Nicholas Farrell,

    Grade 11 learners of Somerset

    College, received their green

    and gold colours for rowing re-

    cently at St Benedicts School in

    Johannesburg. They will be rep-

    resenting South Africa, as part

    of a team of 13, at the FISA

    Junior World Rowing Champion-

    ships in Germany next month.

    This is the first time their learn-

    ers will compete in the nation-

    als. The boys were awarded

    their national colours at St Ben-

    edicts School in Johannesburg.

    They left for Germany on 1 Au-

    gust and compete until 10 Au-

    gust in Hamburg. The boys are

    being coached by James Bucha-

    nan who rowed at the FISA

    u. 23 World Rowing Champion-

    ships a few years ago. Ober-

    holzer and Farrell are rowing in

    the coxless quad event where

    they will be competing against

    approximately 25 nations.

    HS NETBAL SKITTER: Horskool Strand se eerste netbalspan

    het op Saterdag 2 Augustus teen Hugenote Horskool gespeel

    en 30-19 gewen. Agter van links is spanbestuurder Anina Jou-

    bert, Angelique Esau, Caleigh Stewart, Tianie Olivier, Marise

    Theron, afrigter Johlene Pietersen en Chantelise Watkins;

    (voor): Jodri Oosthuizen en kaptein Marizelle Verwey.

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    Sosiaal

    Social

    Kerk / Churches

    Kerk / Churches

    District

    District

    Socials

    Socials

    Stuur alle sosiale fotos na / Send all social photos to:

    [email protected]

    DeBeerandAngelovsWorldCaf impresses

    Violinist Petrus de Beer and pi-

    ano accordion player Stanislav

    Angelov this past Sunday per-

    formed to much acclaim at the

    Somerset West Music Societys

    concert at Helderberg Village.

    Keeping with the concerts World

    Caf theme, De Beer and Angelov

    took guests on a musical tour to

    France, Italy, Bulgaria, Romania

    and South Africa, amongst others.

    De Beer, from Paarl, holds an

    MMus RSAMD degree and has also

    workedwith theCapePhilharmonic

    Orchestra as principal player. He

    freelances in Classical, Blues and

    Jazz styles and his CD, Soul of Fire

    with Zanne Stapelberg and Cathy

    Tagg, lead to a SAMA nomination

    lastyear.Angelov, fromBulgaria,re-

    ceived his first accordion at the age

    of five and started formal lessons at

    eight years old. He joined the Junior

    AccordionOrchestraat theageof 10.

    Angelov obtained a degree in accor-

    dionin1991fromtheAcademyofMu-

    sic and dance in Plovdiv-Bulgaria.

    He moved to Cape Town in 1992

    where, in 2003, he performed in the

    Nelson Mandela 46664 Concert with

    Queen members, Roger Tailor and

    BrianMay. His CDTango Clubwas

    nominated Best Instrumental Al-

    bum at the 17th MTN SA Music

    Awards.

    Members of the Somerset West Music Society and their guest performers

    are, from left Peter Wederpohl, Jenny Hart, piano accordion player Stanis-

    lav Angelov, Anna Louw, Verena Kempton-Jones, violinist Petrus de Beer

    and Sophia Lugt. PHOTOS: DELIAH BRINKHUIS

    Dina Muller and David Boucher.

    Beth Oldfield and Gerry Harvey.

    Photo left: Sonja and

    Deon Greyling of Som-

    erset West and their

    sons Ruben and Rigardt

    also attended the con-

    cert.

    Frank and Eleanor Wright and Gigi and Gayle OConnor enjoyed

    the performance by duo Petrus de Beer and Stanislav Angelov.

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    Geklassifiseerd

    Classifieds

    SHIRLEY

    Magaret Ellen

    Passed away peacefully on

    29 July 2014.

    Beloved mother and ouma.

    Will be forever missed and

    loved always.

    No flowers, but can make

    a donation in memory of

    Magaret to Animal

    Welfare Helderberg or

    Helderberg Hospice.

    Private cremation.

    Atson Funeral Home

    326 Main Road, SWest

    Tel: 021-851 1592

    SWARTS

    FERDINAND NICHOLAS

    12.10.1965 - 29.07.2014

    Service: Sat. 9 August

    09:00 at home, 26 Fouth

    Street, Firgrove. 10:00 at

    the United Apostolic Fate,

    Firgrove. Gone suddenly

    and sorely missed by the

    Swarts, Van Graan &

    Duminy families.

    Helderberg Funeral

    Service Tel: 021 845

    1080, 083 369 9507,

    [email protected]

    TO DANIELLE AND HER

    FAMILY: We are sorry to

    hear of the loss of your

    brother, Ian Lloyd-Roberts,

    and know that he is with

    God and that he is resting

    in God's wonderful king-

    dom. May you know that

    God comforts all who

    mourn and gives light to

    the darkness in the world.

    Know that you are blessed

    and the we are all thinking

    of you. From Clarice and

    all of us at Dogs 4 Us.

    VAN WYK

    Deon Clive

    15.03.1966 - 30.07.2014

    Lovingly remembered by

    his family and friends.

    Private cremation.

    Atson Funeral Home

    326 Main Road, SWest

    Tel: 021-851 1592

    IN MEMORIAM

    1015

    LEONA MARTHINUS

    9/8/2011.

    It is 3 yrs, we miss you

    then, we miss and love you

    still, we always have and

    always will. Your loving

    husband Hermie and child-

    ren.

    CONGRATULATIONS

    1030

    KYK WIE WORD 80

    7 AUG

    Daniel Malan (Dennis)

    Baie geluk met Pa/Oupa se

    mylpaal. Dankie vir die

    wonderlike voorbeeld en

    leiding deur die jare. Mag

    God u altyd bewaar soos

    wat Pa Hom bewaar.

    Liefde Ina, kinders, klein-

    kinders, Zona en Gus.

    GENERAL

    NOTICES

    ANIMAL

    ADOPTIONS

    1201

    PERSONAL

    SEVICES

    FINANCIAL

    1420

    ONLINE BUSINESS

    Annual Returns, CC's

    Companies & Websites

    % 021-903 8062 or

    info@onlinebusi-

    ness.co.za

    HEALTH &

    BEAUTY

    1430

    SSW-Cubicle TO LET:

    Seek prof. eg. does

    LashExtensns/offer alter-

    native therapy(no

    nails/beauty trtmnts).

    Avail. 3days(neg) pwk

    @R1850incl.Elec,bed etc.+

    1xmnthDep.Call:08245797

    76(whtsapp).

    PERSONAL

    1460

    AFRICAN SKY TOURS

    Your local transport

    service

    % Sandra 079 885 4623

    ALL AIRPORT

    TRANSFERS

    FOR BEST PRICES AND

    SERVICE

    TEL 073 4933966

    ANTIQUE CLOCKS

    Repairs/renovations

    Dutch qualified

    Watchmaker/Jeweller

    Collect and deliver

    Rolf: 021-8530576

    CURTAINS, duvet covers

    and cushions etc. expertly

    made. % Jean (021)

    8500767 or 083-233-6139.

    DR PIO

    - Bring back lost love

    - Marriage problems

    - Court cases

    - Financial Problems

    - Drug Problems

    0730521668 Strand/SWest

    SAFE AND SURE

    I can drive you any-

    where in the

    Helderberg area, i.e

    C.Town Airport etc.

    Tel: 072-125-8962

    TRAINING &

    EDUCATION

    1480

    FAMILY

    NOTICES

    DEATH NOTICES

    1005

    BUNDING

    John

    14.10.1952 - 04.08.2014

    Sal met liefde onthou

    worde deur familie en

    vriende.

    Begrafnisdiens vind plaas

    op Saterdag 09/08/2014

    om 09h00 vanuit die

    Garden Village saal.

    Teraardebestelling te

    Somerset-Wes

    begrafplaas.

    Atson Funeral Home

    326 Main Road, SWest

    Tel: 021-851 1592

    LLOYD-ROBERTS

    Ian

    02.12.1990 - 31.07.2014

    Passed away from a car

    accident. God took his son

    home to be with Him.

    We miss you, Mom, Dad,

    Danielle, Bastian & Terry.

    A Memorial Service on

    13/08/2014 at Methodist

    Church, Somerset West at

    3pm. Contact Michelle:

    021-851 3964.

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    Geklassifiseerd

    Classifieds

    ENGLISH CLASSES;

    TEFL courses; Private

    lessons. The International

    English School.

    Call 021-8528859 or

    [email protected]

    SINGING TUITION

    for all ages. Specialising in

    Classical, Jazz & Rock.

    Prof. tutor.

    SANG ONDERRIG

    vir alle ouderdomme.

    Klassiek, Jazz, Rock.

    Prof. dosent

    Call Mia Broekman

    084-5066-558

    WANTED

    1485

    FOR SALE

    ELECTRICAL

    APPLIANCES

    1620

    WHIRLPOOL TROPICAL

    FRIDGE/FREEZER - 2

    door, no frost, 480 liter.

    beautiful condition, per-

    fect working order. R3 250

    neg. Ph 021 852 4491 or

    082 818 4673.

    ELECTRICAL

    & DIGITAL

    1625

    MISCELLANEOUS

    1655

    VALSBAAI FIREWOOD

    SUPPLIERS

    Kaggelhout R800

    per 1000 stuk.

    071 978 7078.

    PETS

    1660

    TOWNSHIP ANIMAL

    RESCUE will be at the

    Audacia Root 44 Market,

    (cnr R44 and Annandale

    Roads) on Sat. 9 Aug &

    Sun. 10 Aug from 11:15-

    3pm with beautiful dogs,

    puppies, cats & kittens of

    all shapes, sizes and ages.

    Foster or permanent

    homes desperately nee-

    ded and property to

    rent on which to house

    our rescued dogs.

    Tinned dog and cat food

    urgently needed.

    Without this we will

    have to close down and

    many dogs and cats will

    suffer in the town-

    ships. Tel. 021 855 1824

    or 084 423 5991 for more

    info. www.townshipani-

    malrescue.co.za

    Want your dog trained?

    We do so pleasantly and

    with play. Obedience,

    Socialising, Protection.

    Strand, weekends. End of

    July. Phone Chris 082-590-

    7660 / 021-851-4303

    WANTED TO BUY

    1675

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    CASH for modern clothes,

    shoes, children's clothing,

    fancy dress, linen, kitchen-

    ware, books. I collect!

    % Carol 082 890 5749.

    ABOUT FURNITURE

    WANTED: Queen Ann and

    Victorian lounge suites,

    Grand Father clocks and

    Roll Top desks. Call 021

    853 1341 or 082-771-3650.

    Ek betaal KONTANT

    Vir 2de handse en nuwe

    klere, skoene, beddegoed,

    gordyne, breekgoed, potte,

    panne,kombuisware &

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    ware,ensovoorts.

    $ HARDE $ KONTANT $!

    Tel: Lala 076 552 5008

    EMBUIA, Stinkhout,

    Geelhout en Swarthout

    meubels gesoek, asook

    "Queen Anne" & "Victo-

    riaanse" sitkamer-stelle.

    Kontak Freddie by 8543998

    of 082 9237 283.

    FURNITURE, FRIDGES,

    ANTIQUES. Thinking of

    selling any item? I will

    be keen to make you a

    cash offer. Kindly

    phone Ronnie

    082-823-9944

    WE BUY BEDDING,

    LINEN, Curtains,

    baby/children clothing,

    Tv's, fridges & any house-

    hold items.

    Ph. 084 989 6712

    GENERAL &

    HOME SERVICES

    BUILDING &

    CONSTRUCTION

    1801

    ALL STEELWORK: Pali-

    sades, Carports, Fen-

    cing, Steel construction,

    Devil's fork. Any other

    welding work. Call Ger-

    rit on 073 654 4345

    BUILDING

    PLANS

    1802

    All building plans pro-

    fessional CAD drawn.

    Cheapest rates, all

    areas. Contact Rory

    021-8510792 or

    083 456 2823

    [email protected]

    CARPENTRY

    1874

    INGEBOUDE KASTE

    Slaapkamers, kombuise,

    muureenhede, hang van

    deure en skirtings. Gratis

    kwotasies en beste diens!

    Kontak 083-704-0115

    CLEANING

    SEVICES

    1805

    DSTV/TV/DVD

    SERVICES

    1807

    ELECTRICAL

    1810

    GARDEN &

    IRRIGATION

    1825

    MOLE AWAY!!!

    Let us worry about

    your moles!!!!

    Ph: 021-8532180 (w)

    or

    083 769 2428

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    HOME IMPROVEMENTS

    INTERIOR

    1835

    HOME IMPROVEMENTS

    EXTERIOR

    1836

    CARPORTS/AFDAKKE

    Patios/pergolas. Decks.

    Treated & SABS timber.

    Smart finish using 22

    years exp. Great product

    @ great price! Tel: 083-

    414-8103/021-8581873

    MISCELLANEOUS

    1845

    ALL HANDYMAN

    WORK professionally

    done.

    Workmanship guaranteed.

    Call Rick for free quotation

    074 133 7881.

    BAKKIE for all small

    loads, rubble removal

    and furniture removal.

    Call Gerrit on

    073 654 4345.

    FRIDGE DOC

    Buy dead or alive

    Regas at R180

    Call 072 669 8747

    or 076 552 0272

    PAINTING

    1872

    PAVING

    1873

    PLUMBERS

    1855

    RUBBLE

    REMOVAAL

    1860

    FOXLOAD

    RUBBLE REMOVAL

    Plot & garden, building

    rubble, household refuse.

    Free quotation.

    Contact Ryno

    076 159 4949

    Garden Refuse Removal

    and general waste.

    Large & small loads

    1 Ton bakkies & trailers.

    Tel. 082 7392 895 or

    072 770 6873

    SECURITY

    1865

    SWIMMING POOLS

    1867

    TRANSPORT &

    STORAGE

    1870

    STORAGE: 88 ON MAIN

    STRAND

    24 Hours security

    Armed Response

    34 Secure Units from R300

    per month plus Vat

    Contact: Gerhard

    021 8418556

    [email protected]

    BUSINESS

    INVESTMENTS

    2410

    BENODIG AGENTE VIR

    nuwe, unieke produk.

    Aanvangsfooi: R15 000

    R20 000.

    Deon: 082 713 4000. Epos:

    [email protected].

    HOLIDAY &

    TRAVEL

    SELF CATERING

    2626

    SELF-CATERING

    HOLIDAY APART-

    MENTS & MOORINGS

    TO RENT IN

    HARBOUR ISLAND.

    Please contact Paula on

    082 555 9318.

    VEHICLES

    ACCESSORIES, SPARES

    & MODIFICATIONS

    3001

    CARS FOR SALE

    3025

    1995 UNO FIRE 1100

    navy low kms neat R22500

    onco. 2004 OPEL CORSA

    LITE 1.4i silver with FSH

    R38500. 1988 VW JETTA

    1.8 CLX blue in daily use

    R18500 onco. 2001 MERC

    Sprinter 413 CDi 3.0L 16

    seater tour bus with lots

    of extras R119999. Call

    Attie 076 305 6002.

    FORD LASER 160 fuel

    inject, power steer, good

    cond, met.green 1995. R24

    995.00. RWC and Reg incl.

    Ph. 021-886 6686 or 083

    636 2507.

    MOTORS EN BAKKIES

    GESOEK

    Skakel 079 777 1729

    TOYOTA COROLLA 130

    White 1996 mags radio/cd

    spoiler. Good cond. RWC

    reg + lic.incl. R39 995.00.

    Ph 021-886 6686 or 083

    636 2507.

    PROPERTIES

    BUSINESS

    PREMISES

    3215

    FACTORIES TO LET:

    STRAND 481 & 706m

    2

    Contact: factories@

    gantouw.com /

    083 383 0174.

    FACTORY TO LET

    Heritage Business Park

    Somerset West

    175m

    2

    R5855.00

    083 290 7467

    HIGH EXPOSURE

    RETAIL SHOP TO LET

    ON N2.

    Phone 082 924 3736

    DUPLEXES

    SIMPLEXES TO LET

    3225

    CENTRALLY SITUATED

    in Strand, 3 bedr duplex,

    2 bathr, garage. No pets.

    1 Sept, R6000. Maryna

    084 322 9765.

    FLATS TO RENT

    3250

    STRAND R 4 200.00 pm

    2 Slaapkamer grondvloer

    woonstel met 1 vol bad-

    kamer in sekuriteits kom-

    pleks. Oop-plan kombuis en

    leefarea. 1 Klein troeteldier

    welkom. Kontak: 021-853

    6527 of 021-853 2266 of

    079 136 9272 of 079 521

    6692.

    STRAND/Cortlandt

    Place

    Rooms & Flats to rent

    Central / Secure

    Contact Frikkie

    021-854 4779

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    FURNISHED FLAT water

    & elec included. Open plan

    lounge, kithen, Dstv, par-

    king, braai. 380pp sharing

    or 5 500pm.

    COTTAGE BEDROOM,

    kitchen, lounge, parking,

    water and lights included.

    021 852 6254 or 084 242

    4422.

    APARTMENT at De

    Velde, SWest. 2 Bedr, 2

    bathr, 2 car port, elect pay

    meter, fridge, wash. mach

    & dryer already installed.

    R6950. Gym membership

    incl. 084 444 6270.

    ROOKVRYE 2 slaap-

    kamer, 2 badkamer woon-

    stel op grondvloer in

    The Majestic, Strand.

    Ondervloerse verhitting.

    1 Toesluit onderdak motor-

    parkeerruim ingesluit.

    Elektrisiteit uitgesluit.

    R5000 per maand. Navrae

    tel. nr. 011 976 3039.

    STRANDR 10 000.00 pm

    Ruim modern 3 slaapkamer

    woonstel in Kusweg. 2 Bad-

    kamers, Oop-plan kombuis

    en leefarea met balkon en

    see-uitsig. 2 Kelder parke-

    rings, geen diere. Kontak:

    021-853 6527 of 021 853

    2266 of 079 136 9272 of 079

    521 6692.

    STRAND R 6 000.00 pm

    3 Slaapkamer woonstel

    met 1.5 badkamers in seku-

    riteits kompleks. Oop-plan

    kombuis en leefarea. Kel-

    derparkering, geen diere.

    Kontak: 021-853 6527 of

    021-853 2266 of 079 136

    9272 of 079 521 6692.

    STRAND, Atlanta, 2

    Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom,

    Unfurnished First Floor

    flat, Tiled floors, Single car

    port. Available immedia-

    tely, R3800 + deposit.

    Contact Elmarie 021-856

    2141 o/h.

    STRAND-NOORD: Ruim

    tuinwoonstel met veilige

    parkering. R3500 pm,

    W&L ingesluit. Onmidde-

    lik beskikbaar. Kontak 084

    879 4709 of 021-851 8267.

    TO RENT ground floor

    flat. Bedroom, bathroom,

    open plan kitchen, sitting

    room, small garden &

    garage. On Broadlands

    Stud Farm. Animal lovers

    only. Dogs & cats wel-

    come. Rent R4000 per

    month. Electricity extra.

    Avail 1 Sept. 021-858 1201

    or 082 5797 553.

    FOR RENT

    3205

    NETJIES RUIM (49

    M2

    )

    batchelor. Afstand-see-uit-

    sig in midde-dorp. Aparte

    kombuis, vol badk, o/dak-

    park 6nm tot 8vm, hysbak.

    R3 500pm. Adri 062 078

    2641.

    OOPPLAN WOONSTEL

    te huur vir dame. Sentraal

    in Strand. Geen troetel-

    diere. R2 500p/m. 083 448

    3729. Dep. R4 000.

    HOUSES FOR SALE

    3275

    COASTAL HOME FOR

    SALE

    Fleur Park Gordon's Bay.

    Very close to sea.

    Open plan lounge,

    diningroom and kitchen.

    Two bedrooms.

    Phone 082 924 3736.

    STRAND - Rusthof.

    2 Huise op 1 erf: 3 Slk, 2

    kombuise, sit- + eetkamer,

    vol tels + 2 slk huis. Nuut

    geverf. R600 000. 021-855

    2369 / 082 376 1461.

    STRAND, Gustrouw, 3

    slaapkamer met baie groot

    motorafdak plus aan-

    bouings. R450 000.00 ska-

    kel 0825711990, ohb.

    HOUSES TO LET

    3270

    FARM COTTAGE TO

    RENT IN SIR LOWRY'S

    PASS: Lovely 2 bedrm.

    cottage to rent on scenic

    Estate with a small garden

    + storage room + carport.

    Rent R5750.00 per month

    excluding utilities. Double

    deposit required. Availa-

    ble from 15/08/2014.

    Please call 021-858 1377

    during office hours for

    more info.

    HELDERVUE - Deck with

    sea views, 3 bed, 2 bath,

    laundry, office with sliding

    doors to stoep. Nature

    lover, Vineyards, Wendy,

    Lapa. Alarm, Electronic

    gate. R11 000 pm. Availa-

    ble 1 Nov. Owner (no

    agents) Lettie 0828508318

    DE WATERBOSCH. 3

    bed, 2 bath + study in com-

    plex avail 1 Sept. No pets,

    no children . R7,600pm.

    076 220 4186.

    COTTAGE TO RENT

    2 Bedroom cottage. Avail

    1 Sept on smallholding, Sir

    Lowry's Pass. R6500 pm,

    plus services. Call 082 550

    6155.

    STRAND R 6 655.00 pm

    3 Slaapkamer dupleks met

    1.5 badkamers in sekuri-

    teits kompleks. Oop-plan

    kombuis en leefarea met

    gaste toilet. Privaat patio,

    braaiplek en tuintjie. Enkel

    motorhuis. Kontak: 021-

    853 6527 of 021-853 2266

    of 079 136 9272 of 079 521

    6692.

    VAN DER STEL - R5000

    pm. 4-roomed house with

    kitchen, laundry, full

    bathroom. Alarm system.

    Tel 082 435 5071.

    ROOMS TO LET

    3315

    Aanbevole. - Verblyf

    3 Ster w.stel & B/B of

    kamers in STRAND vanaf

    R250 p/kamer.

    0799600359

    STRAND:

    Netjies gemeub. kamers

    vanaf R150 p.d.

    SKAKEL 072 745 7421

    EMPLOYMENT

    EMPLOYMENT

    WANTED

    3670

    29 YEAR OLD Malawian

    female is looking for job as

    housekeeper. Contact Dolla

    on 061 095 5238 or 084

    387 6452.

    A HARD WORKING char

    seeks 5 days. Good refs.

    Tel Cynthia 082 508 5735.

    A HARDWORKING

    CHAR seeks 5 days work.

    Good cooking & refs. Tel

    078 328 4594 Nozie.

    A MALAWIAN MAN &

    lady is looking for part full

    time job as sleep in, hou-

    sekeeper, gardener, baby-

    sitter. Good English & have

    work permit available. Call

    071 726 3034.

    A MATURE, RELIABLE

    and hardworking domestic

    is looking for work - any

    weekday. Trustworthy and

    experienced. Contact Kyle

    for reference for Lonah on

    072 384 9956.

    A ZIM MAN aged 54

    years seeks for job as a

    driver, code 14 drivers

    licence, 20 years experi-

    ence. Extra heavy duty

    prop. Call Job Janhi 083

    952 9464.

    A ZIMBABWEAN lady

    aged 32 looking for a job

    as a domestic worker and

    childminder for part time

    or full time, Even sleepin.

    Ref Contact Mr Esmon on

    074 223 7826. Call Mary on

    071 789 3944

    A ZIMBABWEAN LADY

    is looking for work chars

    Monday, Wednesday, Fri-

    day and Saturday. I am

    very good. My ref 082 872

    2679 and my nr 078 649

    3495

    A ZIMBABWEAN LADY

    is looking for a job as a

    maid everyday or chars.

    Please contact Linda on

    060 460 3670.

    AFRICAN LADY age 29

    years is looking for chars

    or everyday. I have 5 years

    experience and refernce. I

    speak Eng & Afrikaans 060

    304 3349/ 078 489 6387

    AM ISAAC MALAWIAN

    man looking for job as a

    gardener, domestic, pain-

    ter or any work available.

    Call 084 960 4622.

    AM MALAWIAN LADY

    aged 27 looking for job as

    housekeeping and clea-

    ning. I have 2 years experi-

    ence and contactable refe-

    rence. Am hard work,

    trustworthy and honest. I

    am available anytime. Con-

    tact 074 839 5521 or 083

    969 8674. Thak

    CONTACT SYLVIA for

    excellent house cleaning.

    References available 073

    996 3585

    AM MALAWIAN guy, I

    am looking for a job as

    gardener boy, housekee-

    ping & house cleaning or

    any job. Call Edwad on 073

    047 6600. Ref no 083 600

    3663

    COSMOS A MALA-

    WIAN man aged 30 SA

    licence is looking for job on

    every Wednesdays as gar-

    dener, drive or any. Call

    him on 076 993 5854.

    DEAR SIR/MADAM,

    Overston Malawian loo-

    king for a job as a garde-

    ner. Contacts 061 665

    4426, 078 645 1981. Ref

    083 784 0405, 021 855

    4946.

    DOMESTIC WORKER

    needing work urgently.

    Patricia Komanisi.

    Excellent with small

    children and babies.

    Call 073 458 6517.

    DOMESTIC/CHAR seeks

    employment, 10 years

    experience and references

    available. Eunice 072 523

    3489.

    HARDWORKING ZIM

    MAN age 32 looking for

    job as a general hand

    work. Permit available.

    Call Law on 062 084 5274.

    I AM A Zim lady aged 31.

    I am looking for job as a

    housekeeper everyday or

    chars. Contactable refe-

    rence is available. Contact

    me on 078 821 5540.

    I AM a 33 YR old lady loo-

    king for domestic work.

    Full time or chars. I am exp

    in h/keeping, childcare &

    restaurant work. Call me

    on 072 471 6087

    I AM LOOKING for

    domestic work full time or

    chars. I have exp & contac-

    table ref. I am honest &

    reliable. Contact Priscilla

    on 083 959 6386.

    I AM LOOKING for

    domestic work full time or

    chars in and out. I have

    good exp & hard working. I

    am a Zim lady age 31. Con-

    tact 078 491 4795.

    I AM SEEKING sleep in

    or chars. I do have refs if

    interested. Please contact

    me on 078 046 8115. I am

    a Zim lady aged 32 yrs.

    I'M A 33 YEAR old lady

    looking for chars with

    good exp. Contact me 073

    405 1021. Ref available or

    everyday work.

    I'M A LADY aged 27

    years old. I'm seeking tai-

    loring or chars and sleep

    in. If interested call

    Monica on 073 733 1770.

    I'M A MALAWIAN lady

    aged 27 years looking for

    a job as a housekeeper or

    a child carer. I have refe-

    rences. Contact number

    084 222 4153 or 061 104

    5753.

    I'M A ZIMBABWEAN

    lady aged 27 looking for

    job as a maid or chars or

    everyday. With good ref.

    I'm Zeldah call me at 061

    196 7531.

    AM LOOKING for a job

    house cleaner or child care.

    Am 25 years old. I have

    experience for house work.

    Call Austin at 084 356

    2035

    ITS PLAXCEDES ZIM-

    BABWEAN lady aged 28

    looking for domestic work

    Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat. I'm a

    hardworker, trustworthy.

    Ref avail. Call 083 335

    4976.

    JOHNATHAN MALA-

    WIAN MAN looking for

    any domestic work pur-

    pose. Contact 078 907

    6318. Reference call Ludi

    Strydom on 081 887 7474.

    KHAYA IS LOOKING for

    job as domestic worker full

    time or chars. Experience

    and ref available. Call 079

    249 8449. For ref 082 225

    5789 Mrs Dewar.

    LOOKING FOR A hard-

    worker, honesty for two

    days a week. Call Primrose

    at 076 756 3812. For refe-

    rence call Mrs Thomas 082

    535 2326.

    MAGGIE IS A lady loo-

    king for char work Wed,

    Thur or Sat. I'm good with

    all housework. Contact me

    on 074 726 3828. Refs

    avail.

    MY CHAR, who is trained

    with excellence by the

    Helderberg Development

    Centre, is looking for more

    work. Contact Mrs Venter

    071 441 7522.

    MY NAME IS Primrose

    Zim lady looking for a

    domestic job or nanny or

    waitering job with refs.

    073 873 2000 or 083 718

    6934.

    NAME: HARRY. I am

    Malawian looking for a job

    as a housekeeper, garde-

    ner or any job. Two years

    experience. Call 071 017

    1299. Refs 082 448 0676

    Truta

    GENERAL

    3680

    99% Sal nie reageer op

    hierdie advertensie nie.

    Inkomste potensiaal deel-

    tyds: R24