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“INCOMPLETE” work by property de-velopers on a housing project in Rondev-lei and Highlands Village will seeR200 000 meant for local improvementsbeing used to complete the unfinishedjob.

And, residents say, the company has ap-plied to purchase three more properties forother housing developments.The Rondevlei Ratepayers’ Association

are incensed by the apparent plans and aredemanding that they be consulted about anypotential developments before more land isbought.It is understood that the sale of land by the

City of Cape Town to Milbloem 32 – knownsix years ago as the Rondevlei Trust – result-ed in homes being built without pavements,despite this being part of the specifications.Natalie Bent, theward councillor and sub-

council chairperson, alleges that the devel-oper claimed to have run out of funds.City officials say it was required of the de-

velopers to develop grass verges and vehicleaccess, to which they apparently complied.Naaym Barendse, the chairperson of the

Rondevlei Ratepayers Association, disputesthis, saying the developer has not fulfilledits obligation. “No pavements were builtwhen the company developed this area. Noprovisions were made for parks either,”Barendse says.Because of the weeds and sand which cov-

er the roadside, pedestrians are now forcedto walk in the street.In response, Bent has set aside R200 000

meant to further develop her ward to con-struct pavements. She says she has on sever-al occasions tried to meet with the develop-er, but he apparently refuses to meet withcouncil officials.“Subcouncil has contacted the developers

several times, but the company is just notinterested. In Highlands Village, the samething has transpired when the Cape TownCommunity Housing Company came in anddeveloped the area,” she says.

Bent is willing to dig into her ward alloca-tion to fund the work as she has had numer-ous requests to build safe walkways. Fund-ing will be made available in the next finan-cial year, and every year thereafter, to dealwith the issue. “I cannot beg continuouslyfrom developers. Their reply is usually thatthey do not have funding,” she says.The developer has also declined ameeting

requestmadeby the ratepayers’ association.After initially declining to comment, Ed-

ward Beukes, one of the partners of Milblo-em 32, was only willing to say he has not at-tended any of the meetings as both the asso-ciation and the ward councillor have failedto clarify the nature of the interaction.But Brett Herron, theMayoral Committee

member for Transport, Roads and Stormwa-ter, says the developer complied with thespecifications outlined by the City.“All of the new phases [of the project] are

inkeepingwith the phases that have alreadybeen completed,” he says.However, Barendse counters this saying

that on some streets, visible provisions havebeen made for tarred sidewalks but a gravelverge is all that there is.However,Herron says: “Funds for the con-

struction of footways are limited and onlythose areas with the highest priority ratingcan be selected for construction, which isroads with high traffic volumes or roadsserving schools and churches.”A new school built on Fulham Road has

no sidewalks for pupils who walk to andfrom school every day. Islamia College hasalmost 250 pupils and opened last year.Principal Nazrina Teladia says there

should be pavements on either side of theschool so children can walk facing oncom-ing traffic. “It is a safety hazard to have chil-dren walk in the roads. My learners have towalk in the sand and in winter those gravelpavements get muddy. It is unsightly. Thedeveloper has clearly not taken children in-to consideration when they built here.”People’s Post attempted to gain comment

from the Cape Town Community HousingCompany, but was unable to do so at ourtime of going to print.

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Chelsea Oliver and Casidy Carstens show off a splash of colour at an annual churchbazaar on Saturday. People came out in droves for the bargains on sale at the fundraising event hosted by the Christ The Redeemer Anglican Church in Westridge. See morephotos on page 14. Photo: Clint Dixon

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Dear reader,

A visit to shopping malls will confirmthat we’re a mere eight weeks away fromChristmas.

Visual evidence such as gift wrap, giftideas and stores festooned with festivedecorations entrench this.

Some of our smart friends have alreadybought presents for their loved ones,months in advance, in some cases.

They’re the people who work well withtheir cash – emphasis on cash.

The alternative is creditwhich may not be the bestroute, but a necessary evilat times.

Despite our upbringingand the multitude of lec-tures our parents gave usabout the dangers of buyingon credit, most of us havehad to go this route at somepoint.

We can of course justifyour actions when it comesto what is termed “gooddebt”, namely our homesand cars, which few can payfor in cash. In fact, raising the deposit ona house or car is a tall enough order formost. A house is an investment and weneed a car forwork – it’s as simple as that,we reason.

But, as we contemplate our income andexpenses betweennowand the festive sea-son, it might be a good time to spare athought for those less fortunate.

Various initiatives are already under-way to ensure that almost everyone hasa joyous holiday, with the guarantee of ameal on Christmas Day and the joy forchildren, especially, of unwrapping amodest gift.

Please support the efforts of the hun-

dreds, if not thousands, of people and or-ganisations working tirelessly through-out ourbeautiful,world-class city tomakethis a truly joyous Christmas – a day fromwhich nobody should be excluded.

It doesn’t matter which faith we belongto andwhether or notwe celebrateChrist-mas. Each of us has the capacity to care.

Link up with a good cause and give asyou can; whether it’s volunteering yourtime at the SPCA, offering to help out ata children’s home, buying a toy for aneedy child, handing out a few loaves of

bread in an informal settle-ment or making a contribu-tion towards a Christmasmeal for those who cannotafford it. Helping to cookthe meal also goes a longway and it is over the fes-tive season that there is adire need for volunteers.

It’s sad to see the amountof waste from an averagehousehold – specificallyfood that is thrown away,and the mountain of cansstocked in people’s pan-tries. I’ve seen a huge box,

installed at an office for a very good cause,remain empty for weeks. Not a single do-nation of canned food has found its wayinto this box, despite a public appeal forsupport of this worthy cause.

Yes, we should enjoy our hard-earnedmoney, and the pleasure of doing thatmay well be enhanced by a charitabledeed.

’Til next time, go well!ConnectED is a weekly column by

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THE TOWN CENTRE has turned into aghost town as shoppers desert the busi-ness hub for a safer retail experience atthe local mall.

Traders say drug dealers are to blame.A police clean-up, increased police visibili-

ty and committed police officers are neededto turn the Town Centre into a safe shoppingzone where customers can feel safe again,vendors say.Traders believe that crime has spiralled

out of control in the business area because ofdrug dealers and addictswho steal fromshop-

pers and traders to feed their habit.Vendors say dealers do not fear police as

“corrupt policemen are getting paid by drugmerchants to turn a blind eye”.Hawkers and shoppers at the Town Centre

say an alleyway close to the fish market iswhere hands exchange money for drugs.A public imbizo was held at the business

hub on Thursday to discuss the way forwardin addressing crime in the precinct.Suspected drug dealers watched in amuse-

ment as police, traders and concerned resi-dents went head-to-head on how to tacklecrime.CaptainHarry Brickles from theMitchell’s

Plain Police Station got the public imbizo off

to a loud start as he called on people to comecloser and share their grievances aboutcrime at the Town Centre with police.Jasmine Harris, the vice chairperson of

the Sector CBD, says people need to breakthe silence and report drug dealers to po-lice.The crowd erupted into loud applause at

Harris’ encouragement of blowing thewhistle and her efforts to rid the businesshub of drug merchants.Those plying their trade at the TownCen-

tre for over 20 years say theyare furious thatcrime has spiralled out of control.Mariam Adams (61) says corrupt officials

must be given the boot.“Police officers come and fetch their pay

from drug dealers here in the alley. It is likea pay centre,” she says.However, Brickles says corrupt police-

men can only be booted out of the force ifthey are reported.“We need the community to identify these

bad cops so that something can be doneabout it. We cannot get rid of them if we donot know who they are,” Brickles explains.He says an identity parade can be ar-

ranged if the public is unable to name –butrather identify – the officer they believeis taking bribes from drug merchants.Paul Louw has been trading at the Town

Centre for over 10 years and says his shopis directly opposite the lane where all thedrug transactions take place.WhenPeople’s Post visited the alley, a sus-

pected drug user ran in the opposite direc-tion.Lookman Hassan, the owner of a shoe

shop at the Town Centre, says local govern-ment needs to place a CCTV camera in thealleywaywhere dealers are selling their poi-son.“They need to put a camera here so that

they can monitor what is happening. Theyare selling drugs here at all hours of the day

and night,” he says.Louw also claims he had seen officers taking

bribes from drug merchants. “Police cannot doanything because more than half of them aretaking from the dealers,” he says.

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ENOUGH: Traders at the Town Centre say theyare fed up with police inaction towards drugdealers openly selling their poison.

DEALERS’ DISTRICT: Traders and shoppers atthe Town Centre say this is where hands exchange money for drugs. Photos: Laila Majiet

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Four gaping holes line the barrier wall atFisherman’s Lane at Strandfontein Beach.

The beach has been awarded blue flag sta-tus, but currently may not necessarily com-ply with the criteria to be awarded this pres-tigious international label.

The stretch of road used by fishermen andbeachgoers is deteriorating as the waterwashes away the foundation under the tarroad.

The Boating Association’s IgshaanCarstens says the foundation under the taris not strong enough to withstand the strongcurrent which washes onto the road.

“The sand under the tar is being eroded.There is heavy traffic on this stretch of beachas it is a popular fishing destination. Thispath must be upgraded. If you are not famil-iar with this street then it is likely that a mo-torist will drive into a pothole and damagehis car,” Carstens says.

Motorists using the road have been cau-tioned to be mindful of the potholes.

The City of Cape Town’s Sport, RecreationandAmenities departmentwill inNovemberfinalise a way forward in addressing theproblem.

Tandeka Gqada, the Mayoral Committeemember for Community Services, says atwo-pronged approach is being considered.

“We either modify Fisherman’s Lane intoa pedestrian walkway instead of a road, orinitiate a process for the repair of the seawall to protect existing infrastructure suchas parking areas,” she explains.

The cost of repairing apothole ranges fromR2 000 to R9 000, depending on the size.

“The main cause of the collapsed road isthe undercutting of the foundation of the seawall. The resultant sinkholes were filled

with rubble and sandbagswhen the roadwasbuilt. It became evident that this exerciseproved ineffective,” Gqada adds.

CapeTownmotorists have begun claimingfrom the City for damage caused to their ve-hicles by potholes and other hazards onCapeTown roads.

Chris Gertze, the head of the City’s ClaimServices, says those who wish to submit aninsurance claim against the City need to pre-pare an email or letter that includes thedate,time and place of the incident, the nature ofthe incident, the nature of the damage anda cost-estimate to repair it.

Claimants need to also indicate why theyconsider the City to be liable for the damagecaused.

“This must be done within six months ofthe original date of the incident. People cansubmit their insurance claims [email protected],” he says.

The City’s claim officer can also be con-tacted on (021) 400 1736 for further details.

“The insurance branch will acknowledgereceipt of your letter, and request a full re-port from the department against which youare lodging a claim,” he adds.

Mario Oostendurp, the chairperson of theStrandfontein East Ratepayers’ Association,says while the beach does not fall within theboundaries of the association, fishermenwho belong to a fishing club in Bayview arefrustrated as the potholes have been a prob-lem for years.

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A MONTCLAIR resident saysGod has it in for him.

This is after the RestorationCommunity Fellowship Churchset up a tent in the heart of the ar-ea for evening services.

Those living near the church onMontclair Drive and Park Roadsay the noise levels are hell on theears.

The church ran evening servic-es on the open land for the weekof 15 to 21 October.

A concerned 37-year-old residentsays his seven-year-old son has beenunable to do his reading homeworkdue to the racket caused by thechurch’s praise and worship ses-sions.

“I am a churchgoing man, but thischurch has services from 19:00 until21:30 and their music is really loud.Most of the residentsworkduring theday and come home to relax, but wecannot even do that. We just wish thechurch would have more considera-tion for the people living close by andlower the volume of the music,” hesays.

However the pastor, Peter Lotter-ing, defends the church saying mem-bers had obtained signatures fromthe community before setting up onthe open land.

The property is owned by Commu-nicare, which runs the MontclairPlace Retirement Village.

Lottering was unable to say howmany signatures had been obtained

in the door-to-door campaign to getthe public’s permission.

“We went through all the properchannels in obtaining permission tohave services on the field. A numberof people agreed to us setting up ourchurch,” Lottering explains.

The concerned resident wantsproof of the petition.

“I live 140m away from the church.I did not givemypermission for themto operate. It used to be so peacefulhere, but now I feel victimised byGod,” he says.

Xolisa Qumza (22) from Bongweni,a kilometre away, says he heard loudmusic blaring on Thursday.

“I couldn’t even watchGenerationswithout turning the volume on itsloudest.We can’t sleep before 22:00 asthe noise keeps us awake,” he fumes.

Ward councillorGoawaTimmsaysthe church approached her for per-mission, but because the land is pri-vate property it was not her decisionto make.

“I said they could set up thechurch there as long as they ap-plied for the necessary ablutionfacilities and had a public partici-pation process. It is up to the com-munity to decide whether or notthey want a church operatingfrom a tent on an open field,” shesays.

Lottering says the purpose ofthe crusade was to reach out tothose in need. “It is unfortunatethat people are unhappy. We doapologise for any inconveniencecaused, but we did try and reachout to the larger community to get

their permission,” says Lottering.“Our aim was to reach out to thosewho may not know about the churchand the services we offer.”

Rick Brosens, Communicare’sproperty director, says the churchdid their homework by asking thesurrounding residents if they had ob-jections.

“Permission was granted to thechurch for theweek of the 14 to 21 Oc-tober. The church requested the useof the premises after also asking theresidents around the erf and present-ed signatories from them that theyhad no objection. Communicare thenagreed to the use of the erf for theabove specified time frame on condi-tion that the site is left clean and inthe same state in which they foundit,” he says.

When asked whether or not Com-municare would lease the land to thechurch again, officials said that “ap-plications are considered ona case bycase basis and on its own merit”.

ChurchChurch noisenoise isis hellhell ononthethe ears –ears – residentsresidents

HOLYHOLY LAND:LAND: A tent was set up on an openfield on Montclair Drive and Park Road forevening church services two weeks ago.

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A GRADE 8 Lentegeur pupil is back atschool after he was stabbed during inter-val last week.

Four Aloe Road Junior High School pupils– two in Grade 9, one in Grade 8 and one inGrade 7 – were involved in the altercationwhich saw them drawing knives, explainsprincipal Brian Arendse.All were taken to a day hospital, one in a

serious condition.Bronagh Casey, the spokesperson for pro-

vincial education minister Donald Grant,says the Grade 8 pupil was in a serious condi-tion after being stabbed in the chest.“He was admitted to GF Jooste Hospital

andwas transferred to theMagnolia Hospitalon Thursday. He was in a stable conditionand had indicated to one of his teachers thathe was fine at the time,” she says.Casey confirms that this is the third report-

ed stabbing incident at the school.Arendse says all the pupils will be expected

to return to school and face the necessary dis-ciplinary action. “We still need to investigatewhy the pupils had been fighting, but thesethings happen. We do have all the necessaryprecautionarymeasures in place to deal withsuch incidents,” he says.Aloe Junior High has 1 100 pupils and only

offers Grade 7, 8 and 9.The provincial education department is

supporting the school with day security andafter-school protection.“We have also requested that police in-

crease patrols in the area when pupils aretravelling to and from school,” Casey says.Arendse says the school has a good rela-

tionship with the police.“We have previously arranged with police

to search the pupils. We also do randomsearches and confiscate any dangerous itemspupils have on them,” Arendse adds.The school does not have metal detectors.This will be addressed following a commit-

ment by the provincial education depart-ment to have these machines installed.Pupils and staff have received counselling

and conflict management interventions fol-lowing the incident.

Knives come out

PAINFUL LESSONS: Aloe Road Junior High isunder the spotlight after four pupils were involved in a knife fight last week.Photo: Laila Majiet


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TAXI BOSSES have lashed out at theCity of Cape Town for excluding themin its multi-modal transport system.

Taxi operators claim they have beenleft out of the loop and say the City is un-dermining the role they played in provid-ing transport.While some taxi owners support the in-

tegrated transport system, they say theCity refuses to include them in theirplans.Henry “Hawk”Williams, the secretary

general of the Mitchell’s Plain Taxi Fo-rum, says the taxi industry is not beingsubsidised, yet it moves 80% of commut-ers who travel by public transport.He calls for the industry not to be de-

stroyed by the City’s implementation ofits own transport plan.Williams says the forum was not made

aware of the recent unveiling of a newtransport authority incorporating alltrain, bus and taxi services in the West-ern Cape.However, City officials insist they are

not excluding the taxi industry in themetropole’s transport plans.The new transport authority, branded

Transport for Cape Town, was unveiledlast week. The aim is to eventually uniteall train, bus and taxi services across thePeninsula.

Brett Herron, the Mayoral Committeemember for Transport, Roads and Storm-water, says the establishment and func-tion of Transport for Cape Town was ex-plained to taxi bosses at two separatemeetings, “with the purpose of establish-ing one public transport network in CapeTown, ofwhich the taxi industry forms animportant part”.Meanwhile, members of the Mitchell’s

Plain Taxi Forum fear the City will at-tempt to drive them out of their routeswith the introduction of the MyCiTi busservice next year. Taxi owners say theyare still in thedarkabout theplanned roll-out of the MyCiTi bus service in Mitch-ell’s Plain and Khayelitsha.They say this stems from a lack of con-

sultation from the City.Herron says the affected taxi associa-

tions “have been consulted, orwill be con-sulted in the coming days. So far, theCity’s proposals have been met positive-ly”.He says affected operators were able to

significantly shape the Integrated RapidTransit System during the first phase im-plementation of the service, including se-lection of routes, vehicle specificationsand the structure of the business plan.“TheCitywill offer the sameopportuni-

ties to the above-mentioned parties in theN2 Express Service and Phase 2 whichwill expandMyCiTi into the Metro SouthEast,” Herron adds.

Drivers’ route ofdissatisfaction

RESTREST ININ PEAPEACE:CE: Colleagues of slain Philippi police officer Warrant Officer Douglas Moses forma guard of honour alongside the hearse at the officer’s funeral in Rocklands, Mitchell’s Plain onSaturday. Moses was killed while on duty in Olieboom Street on Friday 19 October. MajorGeneralArno Lamoer, the provincial police commissioner, attended the funeral. Photo: Yunus Mohammed/Photo24

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RESIDENTSof informal settle-ments in Strandfontein aretakingownershipof their com-munities.

A handful of men and women,some of which had previouslybeen employed under nationalgovernment’s Community WorkProgramme, are continuing with

their gardening projects despitehaving left the project after gov-ernment terminated ProudlyManenberg’s contract as the im-plementing agent.The programme is an employ-

ment safety net providing accessto a minimum level of regularwork on an ongoing basis.RuwaydaCurnow,who lives in

Oppermans Oord, says she waspaid R520 a month while em-

ployed by the programme tocleanup the community and saysshe, along with like-minded lo-cals, will continue to clean uptheir areas.“We have made rock gardens

at the informal settlements inStrandfontein. We began thisproject on 5 July and now main-tain the gardens,” she says.Over 40 people had previously

been involved with the greeninginitiative, explains Curnow.“There were 43 of us who used tohelp with these gardens; 11 wereemployed through the pro-gramme. The rest were all volun-teers.”Rockeries were set up at the

Masincedane informal settle-ment as well as at Plot 9 in CampRoad in Strandfontein.Lynne Segers (39) who had also

been employed in the pro-gramme, says she will continuewith the community projects tokeep busy as she is currently un-employed.Segers, who is a recovering

drug addict, says she does gar-dening to keep her away fromdrugs. “Landscaping keeps mebusy and away from that. I havea son who is two and I bring himalong so that he can learn how tolook after the environment.“Even though we live in an in-

formal settlement, this is ourcommunity and we want it tolook nice,” Segers adds.

Proudly Manenberg chairper-son, Mario Wanza, says the or-ganisation is not dependent onwhether government funds themor not. “Our struggle is to bringan end to the suffering of the poorand the two people from Strand-fontein are standing with us de-spite government’s attempts tolure them away by offering themR520 a month,” he says.Both Segers andCurnowdecid-

ed not to join the new implement-ing agent and continue to volun-tarily do community work.“People are showing their com-

mitment to a better life and aresending a clear message that at-tempts by government to divideand rule is not working and tak-ing awaymoneywill not stopus,”Wanza says.Betty Jansen (41) has been liv-

ing at the Masincedane informalsettlement for 18 years. She saysvolunteering is her way of givingback. “It is important for peopleto take pride in the spaces inwhich they live. I live here anddon’t expect other people to beau-tify my living space,” Jansensays.

OPERAOPERATIONTIONCLEANCLEANUP:UP: Threewomen are taking ownership of their community by greening their living spaces. Photos: Laila Majiet

GREENGREEN FINGERS:FINGERS: RuwaydaCurnow cleaning up the garden atthe Masincedane informal settlement.

LITTLELITTLE HELPER:HELPER: Liam Segers (2)also got his hands – and face –dirty while helping to clean thegarden.

ShacklandsShacklands gogo greengreen

GROWING PAINS: Recovering addict LynneSegers uses gardeningas a deterrent fromdrugs. Her son, LiamSegers (2) joined her foran afternoon in the sun.

ASPLASHOFCOLOUR:The new rockery at theMasincedane informalsettlement adding colour to the otherwisedrab environment.

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Tuesday 30 October 2012 ADVERT People’s Post Mitchell's Plain


LAILA MAJIET

A DISABLED dog breeder haslost his only source of income af-ter his Rottweiler was shot deadby a policeman.

The thoroughbred was shot twicefrom behind and suffered for 20minutes before dying.

Tafelsig resident MoegametSedick Leukes (54) has been a dogbreeder for nine years and ismourning the loss of his best friend.

He says two officers jumped overthe back wall of his house in Silver-myn Street, breaking down the zinccovering of a Wendy house beforeshooting the dog.

It is understood that the policemen hadseen a man jumping over the wall and theygave chase.

Sedick says the officer had alleged that thedog had bitten him, whereafter he openedfire.

However, Stella Lawrence (55), who liveson the property, counters this.

“I asked to see the bite marks and the offic-er showed me two scratches on his leg. Therewas no blood. His pants were not torn,” shefumes.

The three families living on property wereall extremely fond of him.

The dog, Bruno, was three years old.“They killed my dog unnecessarily. He on-

ly attacks on command. Only I and my bestfriend know the code which he responds tofor him to attack,” says Leukes solemnly.

“Mating season is inNovember. I nowonly

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The breeding enthusiast says police hadno right to shoot his dog.

“That was my only income. I sell the Rott-weilers to the prisons. I was a professionallong-distance driver, but can no longer driveas I was in an accident three years ago. Thevehicle overturnedwith ahorse and trailer,”he explains.

But the police and the SPCA claimed thatthey had no record of the reported incident.

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People’s Post Mitchell's Plain OPINIONS Tuesday 30 October 2012

REMEMBER, remember thefifth of November.

GuyFawkes is celebrated annual-ly on this day.

Throngs of people head to areasdesignated for setting off fireworks,while others get in on the fun bypelting others with eggs and smear-

ing toothpaste.The day is named after the

Englishman who planned thefailed Gunpowder Plot of 1605 inEngland.People’s Post interns Luzuko Zini

and Tarren-Lee Habelgaarn askedreaders if they felt celebrating theevent was still relevant.

NO POINT: Christine Dict says shehas outgrown the celebration. “It isjust useless because there is notmuch to it. I used to celebrate itwhen I was young and would buy firecrackers.”

THINK OF OTHERS: Craig Erasmusbelieves people have to be considerate. “It is okay, but people don’t takethe animals into consideration. Idon’t even know the history behindthe day.”

NOTHANKS: Tembisa Sabela says: “Idon’t celebrate it because I don'tsee the meaning of the day. I thinkit is just a bunch of people lookingfor an excuse to act out of character.”

OLD SCHOOL: While growing up Alroy Conradie celebrated Guy Fawkeswith much enthusiasm, but hedoesn’t any more. “I think it died abit because people don’t celebrate itlike they did years ago.”

GREAT SPORTS: Nazeem Cupidofeels Guy Fawkes is “too much fun”to ignore. He says he enjoys the fireworks and throwing paint at people.“Every year we have fun with fireworks at the beach.”

TRADITIONS: Sharne Tyutu says although she feels bad for the animals,Guy Fawkes is a tradition she enjoys.“I hope I will be allowed to go to thebeach this year. We sit and eat whilewatching the fireworks.”

IRRELEVANT: Kevin Ashton says GuyFawkes is a waste of time as thereis no relevance to celebrating it inSouth Africa. “People don’t realisethe affect it has on animals. It’s a hazard and has nothing to do with us.”

DANGER: While it is very dangerousLorezene de Wee says Guy Fawkesis still a lot of fun. “My friends andI have gotten hurt many times playing with fireworks, but we still lookforward to the day every year.”

Playing with fire

Tuesday 30 October 2012 GENERAL People’s Post Mitchell's Plain

THE Cape of Good Hope SPCAis calling on Capetonians toconsider the terrifying effectsfireworks can have on animalsahead of Guy Fawkes and Di-wali.

TheSPCAadvises residents liv-ing in areas where fireworks willbe discharged to:

. Ensure all animals haveidentification such as a micro-chip or a dog tag;

. Stay at home with your pets;

. Keep your pets inside and ina room that is safe and secure;

. Try and mask any noise bydrawing the curtains and playing

calming music;. Put familiar and comforting

things around the pet;. Give your pets a nutritious

and balanced meal at night as itis likely to make them moresleepy;

. Give themsomething to chewon – a chewy bone or catnip toysfor cats;

. If you suspect your pet willreact badly to fireworks, seekpro-fessional advice fromyour veteri-narianwhomay prescribe a seda-tive to help them cope with thenoise.

Keep your pets safeLAUGHTER –LAUGHTER – METMET EISH!EISH! Hold on toyour hats because PieterDirk Uys isback with a new show. An Audiencewith PieterDirk Eish! will run at theBaxter Theatre until Saturday 17 November andwill have a different themeevery night. Uyswill present a celebration of free speech, an orgy of laughingat sacred cows, all in the loving embrace of being in a relatively healthyyoungdemocracy. The show runsMondays to Saturdays at 20:00. Ticketscost R100 for the preview tonight(Tuesday) and the matinee onWednesday 14November at 15:00. Allother performances are R140. Booking can be made via Computicket.People’s Post is giving away five setsof double tickets to the showon Thursday 1 November. To enter, SMS theword “eish” to 34586 by Wednesdayat 12:00. SMSes cost R1,50.Winnerswill be contacted telephonically.

SOCCER star Matthew Booth and his familyare encouraging everyone to join themat theCape Town International Kite Festival atZandvlei this weekend.Kites in a range of colours and designswill

take to the sky on Saturday 3 and Sunday 4November, and promises days of fun.People’s Post is the print media sponsor.Kiters from six countries will be attending

this year, representing Germany, India, Ma-laysia, Singapore, South Africa and Turkey.Aspiring kite-makers will have a range of

workshops to choose from. This includes thefirst Swaeltjie kite-makingworkshop aswellas children’s diamond kites and traditionalIndian fighter kites. All the workshops costR50 including materials and can be bookedat the Info Tent at the festival.The Heritage Kite Competition on Sunday

will award cash prizes and the People’s Postfloating trophy to the best Swaeltjie kites onshow. In addition, children from 30 schools,including pupils with special educationalneeds, will be participating in the Edu-KiteSchools’ Competition on Saturday.With non-stop kite-flying, craft and food

stalls, as well as rides for tots and a full pro-gramme of entertainment on the Coke GigRig, the festival offers fantastic outdoor fam-ily fun.The event is held in aid of a very good

cause – all profits go to Cape Mental Healthto help provide much-needed services toadults and children in poorly-resourcedcommunities in the Western Cape.Open from 10:00 to 18:00 daily, the event of-

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People’s Post Mitchell's Plain LEADER Tuesday 30 October 2012

Cheap justice?IN ONE case the wheels of justice have cometo a halt. President Jacob Zuma has with-drawn his lawsuit against cartoonist Jonath-an “Zapiro” Shapiro.The Zapiro cartoon, published by a Sunday

newspaper in September 2008, depicts thepresident with a shower on his head and hispants undone. “Lady Justice” is pinned downby former ANC Youth League president Ju-lius Malema, Cosatu general secretary Zwel-inzima Vavi, SA Communist Party generalsecretary Blade Nzimande and ANC secre-tary generalGwedeMantashe, all saying: “Gofor it, boss”.Zuma had, at the time, been acquitted of

rape. He also had a long-running battleagainst corruption charges with Thint, aFrencharmscompany.The corruption charg-es have been dropped as the National Prose-cuting Authority reportedly said there wasrecorded evidence of interference in the case.The R5m lawsuit – first reduced to R4m

with the impairment of dignity aspectdropped, then reduced to R100 000 for defama-tion and an unconditional apology – has beengoing since December 2008.It was withdrawn yesterday.Presidential spokesperson Mac Maharaj

said Zuma wanted to avoid setting a legalprecedent which could limit “the public exer-cise of free speech”.Zapiro has called it a “great victory for free-

dom of expression, satire and for comment”.The political power play cannot be ignored.Political figureheads are fair game for the

media. These may all be true.Putting aside the issues of freedom of ex-

pression, the imagery of the rape of Lady Jus-tice leaves a bitter aftertaste.Perhaps without intending to, the cartoon

may be seen as transcending the boundariesof good taste.Whatdoes the cartoon say toanywoman who has ever been violated like this?This country has a very high incidence of

rape – committed by men of all backgrounds.Making fun of politicians in this way may

reverberate with the sound of a hollow victo-ry after all.

. There have been so many com-plaints about problematic lanes inMitchell’s Plain. Why is it so diffi-cult for the authorities to come toclosure with the results of their de-cision about the park and lane be-hind Denver Close in ColoradoPark? The price of the portion ofland has been changed so manytimes. What’s the problem with theauthorities? Some want a fortunefor a small portion of land and theydon’t live here. Why must thosewhohad the benefits of the past gov-ernment have the last say on theprice of the land? We are still wait-ing to hear what our fate is. We livehere and only we know what is go-ing on in our area – not the one wholives inBeaconBay. So, subcouncil,what else do you still want to know?The evil is haunting us while youdecide each year. Frustrated resi-dent

. The lane closure issue will con-tinue, with no-one taking the bullby the horns! The City says this, theCity says that! But the City doesn’tlivehere anddon’t have to dealwithit! I have written a letter to my law-yer and he has subsequently drawnup another letter, in which he alsohas all the correspondence betweenthe City and me, pleading for thelane closures over the years. Theletter states that should anythinghappen to me or any of my familyin the lane – inmy backyard – I holdthe City responsible. Yes, I can and,by God, will sue the City.

. The thugs break in at the backof the house.We have a lane that wewould like the council to close.There are three houses that comesout into the lane. There’s a shortstreet on the side of the lane and apark on the other side. Adam

YYoouurr SMSesSMSes

I TAUGHTat TafelsigHigh for 20 years, 12 yearsof which as principal. The school and communi-ty became my whole life. I left in 2008. My timeas principal (1996-2008) was during the most dif-ficult times in our education history.However, my motivation for this letter is not

the past. I am saddened to read about the schoolgrounds to be subdivided and shared with an-other high school alongside (“New secondaryschool for Tafelsig”, People’s Post, 2 October).What a slap in the face of the Tafelsig communi-ty.Another high school is definitely needed, but

not on the Tafelsig High School premises.During my time as principal, and before the

building of Mitchell’s Heights School, we – allprincipals, governing bodies and communityleaders –were consulted about the future educa-tional needs of the community. It was during atime when people could not get placement atTafelsig High because the school was full.We recommended the building of a high

school as there were already five primaryschools in the area. The education departmentwent ahead in building another primary schooland accommodated grades 1 to 9. Needless tosay, that didn’t work. The grades 8 and 9 werethere alongside grade 1s and 2s. I’m aware of theproblems. I understand that Mitchell’s Heightsnow took the decision not to have grades 8 and9 any more. I fully support this.Now there is an accommodation problem for

high school learners in Tafelsig! The views ofall the principals, governing bodies, religiousand other leaders in the community as far backas 2002 were discarded.According to your article the spokesperson

for the provincial education department said:“The existing Tafelsig High School will receive

a school hall in recognition of their willingnessto cede some of their ground to the new school.”What an insult! The school must get a hall! It

is a right for all schools to have halls. Tafelsigis one of only a few high schools in Mitchell’sPlainnot tohaveone.What did theother schoolsdo to get halls?I think theTafelsig communitywill be further

marginalised by this development. There willnot be room for future sportsfield development.I would like some answers to the following:1. Was this another unilateral decision by the

education department?2. Did the school governing body agree to this?

And, if so, are theminutes of themeeting wherethe decisionwas taken available andwas the de-cision communicated to the school community?3.Were the school grounds officially subdivid-

ed and the building plans approved by the coun-cil? (I suspect the current school’s water, sewer-age and electricity connections will just be ex-panded).4. Was there a public participation process?5. Were logistical problems like starting, peri-

ods, interval and closing times for the twoschools taken into consideration?My suggestion to the department will be that,

as a temporary measure, you can go ahead withthe temporary school because of the accommo-dation need (your own short-sightedness).But please build the new school more to the

south. There is enough open space and it willbe closer to where the need is. Tafelsig High isrelatively close to Spine Road High and BeaconHill High.The community of Tafelsig deservemore than

two high schools on a ground meant for one.JJ KRUGERKuils River

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Written comments can be made (for attention Nokuzola Mhlungu) in any of thefollowing ways:

• By e-mail to [email protected]• By fax to 086 525 1131• By post to Water Demand Management and Strategy, P O Box 100,

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ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER188/2012

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COMMUNITY ARTS AND CULTURE FORUMThe City of Cape Town’s Arts and Culture Department invites all community-based artsand culture organisations to attend a stakeholder engagement session with a view to theestablishment of a community arts and culture forum.

Amateur groups in all genres of arts and culture as well as institutions that provide aservice to the community-based art sector, such as educational, theatre, carnival, historicalsocieties, community museums, youth in arts, diversity training as well as other forms oftraining and development, supporting such bodies including funders, universities, non-profitorganisations, etc. are invited.

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We are planning for approximately 150 attendees and therefore only one mandateddelegate will be allowed so that we can include as many organisations as possible.

Please confirm your attendance by Monday 12 November 2012 to Aasimah Parkerat tel 021 417 4096, fax 086 576 2587 ore-mail [email protected].

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER192/2012

TARREN-LEE HABELGAARN

THERE was a time when he could give“his boys” what their hearts desired. Anice-cream while on a trip to the beach, acomfortable home, quality schooling andeating out at restaurants.

Now all 73-year-old Ettiene de Wet wants togive the three boys in his guardianship is aroof over their heads and food on the table.All they want – and need – is a place wherethey will feel safe and can call home.

While not their legal guardian, De Wet hasbeen looking after the three sons of his formerdomestic worker since 2000, after their moth-er slipped into alcoholism and neglectedthem.

The names of the boys are known to Peo-ple’s Post.

At retirement 13 years ago, he offered shel-ter to his domestic worker, then pregnantwith twins, and her family. “Ten days beforeshe gave birth, the father of her twins died,”De Wet says.

“She started drinking and wasn’t takingcare of the children. On one occasion I hadto break down the door of the house so I couldfeed them.”

When the twins were nine months old, DeWet gave their mother an ultimatum. “I toldher she must either take her children andleave my property or leave them with me andvisit them.”

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“It became very expensive to provide forme and the boys. My pension was not enough

to cover all our costs.”He was forced to sell his house and car to

make ends meet. “We moved to a friend’shouse in Delft, but it was very dangerous –I was almost shot. I decided it was unsafe and

we had to get out.”That was the beginning of many

relocations for De Wet and theboys – each place provided itsown problems and obstacles.Hesays people he had rented fromasked him to stand surety forloans, which they gambled away.“So now my pension is even less,as I need to cover the monthlypayments. At another place I dis-

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De Wet and the children havesettled at the home of a good Sa-maritan in Tafelsig, Mitchell’s

Plain. The boys now attend a local school,while De Wet does his best to get money orfood by begging on the streets. “Every day Itake to the streets, but most of the time themoney I manage to get is not enough for a loafof bread.”

Still, he remains positive.“There really are some good people on

earth. Although I am not able to provide formy children like I used to, I still want to givethem the best,” he says.

“One day we were coming back from thebeach when a man offered us a lift. I was car-rying some bags and the driver asked if wehad been shopping. I explained that the bagswere filled with food I had begged for.

“The man took us home and, when we gotout of the car, he gave me a R100. I was sograteful and this proves there are still goodpeople around.”

De Wet used the money to buy new shoesfor the children.

And although he takes to the streets in thehope people will give him money, De Wet sayshe will never allow the boys to accompanyhim.

“I am embarrassed to be doing this at myage, but I just want to give the boys the best,”he says.

“I still take them to the beach, although wecan no longer indulge in our usual ice-creams. Just being able to enjoy being togeth-er is what really counts.”

Family –Family – inin goodgood timestimes andand leanlean

NEEDING ANEEDING A HOME:HOME:Ettiene de Wet (73).

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Tuesday 30 OctoberMitchell’s Plain: The Mitchell’s PlainCommunity Police Forum will be havingtheir general meeting at the Mitchell’sPlain Police Station boardroom at 19:00.All NGO, CBO, FBO, business and com-munity groups are welcome to attend. CallAbie Isaacs on 0 082 314 6772.

Friday 2 NovemberWestridge: The Yvonne Parfitt Seniorswill host a variety concert at 19:00 atWestridge Senior Secondary. Entry is R30for adults who will receive a free boere-wors roll and R15 for children who will re-ceive a free hotdog. For more informationphone Rosa on 0 072 964 6183 or Jean on0 073 191 0024.

Saturday 3 NovemberRocklands: Doctor Raymond Lombardwill speak about on the rapture versus theSecond Coming of Christ and the end ofdays at the civic centre at 14:00 until 18:00.Call Bishop Beukes on 0 (021) 393 3751,Pastor John on 0 (021) 393 5412 or Johnnyon 0 (021) 393 1344 for more information.

Sunday 4 NovemberWoodlands: The congregation of Houseof Zion Ministries will be hosting theirchurch launch at Princeton Senior Sec-ondary’s school hall at 16:00.

Phone Elsa Sellidon on 0 076 906 9405 orSamuel Oktober on 0 074 439 5112.

Tuesday 6 NovemberRondevlei Park: The Rondevlei, Sun-bird, Highlands Village and Hyde Park

Ratepayers’ Association will hold a gener-al meeting at the mosque at the corner ofFulham and Lords avenues at 19:30. Formore information phone NaaymBarendse on 0 084 630 7440.

Friday 9 NovemberBeacon Valley: The Dynamic Senior So-cial Club will hold a Jazz and Old Schoolevening at the Beaconvale Frail Care Cen-tre at 19:30 until late. Tickets cost R25;take your own platter and XYZ. Call UnaDavids on 0 083 687 4154 for more infor-mation.

Saturday 10 NovemberEastridge: All entries for Miss Eastridgeare due on Saturday. The pageant willtake place on Saturday 8 December from13:00 until 19:00 at the Eastridge Commu-nity Centre. For more information phoneMr August on 0 083 518 2388, Narie on0 076 432 0272 or Shafeeqah on 0073 855 3606.

Wednesday 14 NovemberTown Centre: The Mitchell’s Plain Net-work Opposing Abuse will be having aninter-cultural prayer day at the Town Cen-tre Library at 12:00. For more informationcontact Anet Joubert on 0 (021) 376 4788.

Saturday 17 NovemberWestridge: Fulham Football Club Mitch-ell’s Plain will hold its annual club presen-tation awards at the Dagbreek Hall from13:30 until 17:00 for the juniors and 18:30until late for the seniors.

Call 0 074 299 9210 for more informa-tion.

IN A BID to streamline andmodernise thepayment and management process tocouncil property tenants, the City of CapeTownwill improve certain aspects at theirhousing offices across the metropole.

This will see these offices and housing di-rectorate depots revamped to change theirpresentation, as well as systems, policies andprocedures improved.

Backlogs in service delivery relating totransfer of tenancies, unlawful occupation,debt and indigent grant management, contra-vention of lease agreements and anti-socialbehaviour will also be tackled.

House visits will be conducted to establishany contraventions to the Agreement ofLease, update occupant circumstances andconditions of the dwelling, as well as deter-mine any ‘rent racking’ and the existence ofinformal structures.

Confirmation that lease agreements existfor all legal tenants to ensure compliance withand accountability to the conditions will alsobe looked into.

These interventions are necessary to im-prove service delivery within the housing di-rectorate, Mayoral Committee Member forHuman Settlements, Ernest Sonnenberg, ex-plains.

“The directorate manages approximately43 300 rental units, 21 203 home ownershipagreements, 11 000 hostel beds, 11 old age com-plexes, 2 983 site and service plots and 200 spe-cial leases from 38 decentralised Housing Es-tate Offices, five Sales Offices and 16 mainte-nance depots across the city,” he says.

“Modernisation of our existing service wasdeemed a top priority to improve the serviceswe provide to our clients.”

Other planned improvements include cus-tomer service at Housing Estate Offices andan effective maintenance programme to en-sure the sustainability of the public housingstock. Sonnenberg adds: “Implementing theseinterventions will not only assist us in offer-ing efficient service delivery, improving con-trol measures, instilling good governance andbuilding good relationships, but will also in-crease revenue collection to the City.”

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WEunwittingly invite undesirable chem-icals into our homes. We need to assesshow they impact our lives andhowwe canbreak the cycle.

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and microbes in and on our bodies. We havearound 10 000 different varieties of these littlecritters living with us. Research confirmsthat their presence in our systems keeps ushealthy, overturning conventional wisdomthat all microbes are bad for us.On the other hand, there is nothing wrong

with keeping clean. Improved personal hy-giene is one of the reasons modern humanslive so long.While we should wash our handsproperly and regularly, we do not need to usepotent anti-microbial soaps and cleaners ina vain attempt to sterilise our personal envi-ronment.The problem is that anti-microbial soaps

kill many of our beneficial microbes that arepart of our personal environment, upsettingthe balance. So, instead of helping,we canun-wittingly harmourselves, not tomention eve-rything downstream.Anti-bacterial chemicals like triclosan are

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ty and other health issues. Because they bindto fats, they canmigrate in to breastmilk, cre-ating unnecessary risks to children. The useof triclosan is presently unregulatedin South Africa.These products encourage the de-

velopment of “super-bacteria,” ac-cording to a recent release by the USFood and Drug Administration(FDA). This happens by their killingsome, but not all, dangerous bacte-ria. Remaining germsdevelop resist-ance to the chemicals as well as oth-er treatments like antibiotics. Thisoveruse of otherwise useful chemicals anddrugs can undermine our remaining lines ofdefence against some dangerous infections.A further hidden risk is that much of this

chemical residue ends up in sewage works,then enters the broader environment. This ismagnified up the entire food chain, from

plankton and algae, then up throughfish, amphibians and birds, eventu-ally ending up in larger mammalslike dolphins and people. Anotherworry is that many chemicals breakdown into even more toxic compo-nents like cancer-causing dioxins.Triclosan is just one of several nas-

ty chemicals advertisers scare us in-to bringing into our homes, whilefailing to inform us of the downside

for ourselves, our neighbourhood and our en-vironment. After using them, the active com-pounds go down our drain, into treatmentworks, then into FalseBaywhere they can ac-

cumulate in fishwe catch and eat. This is howour choices can directly affect both ourhealth and that of our environment.We really don’t need these products.If you

want natural anti-bacterial properties to any-thing just add tea-tree, thyme or rosemary oilto your mouthwash or hand soaps.You can replace toxic, chemical-based

cleaners with natural products like whitevinegar, lemon and harmless chemicals likebicarbonate of soda. Bicarb and vinegar willclean grubby pots and pans; vinegar or lemonjuicewill vanquishmould and disinfect chop-ping boards and surfaces. Add a few drops ofrosemary oil as a disinfectant and you aresorted.Traditional cleaning products not only

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our seat belts on because ‘it is just around the cornerand nothing could happen to me’ or ‘I won’t be inan accident because I’m a good driver’?”Some of the excuses paramedics have heard, he

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don’t need a seat belt because the car has airbags.Banks cautions: “Then you or your children are in

volved in an accident and have sustained serious orfatal injuries.We take it for granted that nothing couldhappen to us. Most fatalities in accidents are because the occupants of the car were ejected orthrown around inside the car as the car rolled or collided with another vehicle.”He says each day ER24 paramedics see acci

dents and how children and adults alike are injured.“When it comes to children, parents ask ‘how did thishappen’ and ‘why is my child dead’? Where do parents draw the line in safety for our children?Especially when our children are travelling with other roadusers and the vehicle they are using is overloadedalready.”

Banks says paramedics have seen a Toyota Tazzwith eight school children in the car. “That was notthe first time it has been seen done and the samedriver has been pulled over and warned by necessary authorities of actions.”Children are extremely vulnerable in collisions. To

keep them safe, Banks gives the following advice:. Children should be seated in the car and in a car

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MORE than 80teachers took partin theMaths4statsprogramme atUWC.

TheMaths4stats programme is one of aseries of StatisticsSouth Africa(StatsSA) initiatives created to ensure that the current school syllabus meets withinternationalstandards and isalso relevant tocontemporaryconditions inSouth Africa, andthat the educatorswho must teachthe syllabus arewellequipped todo so.Salt River, Mon

dale, Hector Peterson, SliversandsMatthew Goniwe,Intsebenziswano,Luhlaza, Manyano, Joe Slovo,Vuyiseka, Ikamvalethu, Isilimela andFezeka are some of the high schoolswhose teacherswere equippedwith skillsand the knowledge to teach Mathematicsand Statistics. These Grade 10 to Grade

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statistical development inSouthAfrica and to enable learners to understand that statistics is part of everyday life, UWC, theWestern Cape Education Department (WCED) andStatsSA came together to create aprogramme aimed at producing aspecialised body of educatorswho areboth enthusiastic and wellinformedabout mathematics and statistics.Speaking at the certification cere

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750g

9549

FRISCOCOFFEE TIN

750g

FRISCOCOFFEE TIN

750g

9947

WEETBIXCEREAL

900g

WEETBIXCEREAL

900g

9924

FIVE ROSESTEABAGS-

AFRICAN BLEND100’s

FIVE ROSESTEABAGS-

AFRICAN BLEND100’s

8916

TRINCOTAGLESSTEABAGS

100’s

TRINCOTAGLESSTEABAGS

100’s

699

SALDANHAPILCHARDSTOMATO &

CHILLI400g

SALDANHAPILCHARDSTOMATO &

CHILLI400g

899

KOO FRESHGARDEN PEAS

410g

KOO FRESHGARDEN PEAS

410g

997

TOP ONECORNED MEAT

300g

TOP ONECORNED MEAT

300g

999RAJAH CURRY

MEDIUM50g

RAJAH CURRYMEDIUM

50g

994

COKE2lt

COKE2lt

7911

FATTIS & MONISMACARONI &SPAGHETTI

500g

FATTIS & MONISMACARONI &SPAGHETTI

500g

796

PLANTERSPEANUT BUTTER

340g

PLANTERSPEANUT BUTTER

340g

999

AROMAT CAN- CHILLI BEEFREGULAR & CHEESE

75g

AROMAT CAN- CHILLI BEEFREGULAR & CHEESE

75g

696 CO

MB

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BA

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BUY FOUR NATION CHOICE

CREAMS (ASSORTED)

150g

FOR ONLY

BUY FOUR NATION CHOICE

CREAMS (ASSORTED)

FOR ONLY

150g

009993

BUY FOUR STAR BAKE

INSTANT YEAST

10g

FOR ONLY

BUY FOUR STAR BAKE

INSTANT YEAST

10g

FOR ONLY

SELECTRICE5kg

SELECTRICE5kg

ALWAYS CLASSICPADS WINGS

8’s

ALWAYS CLASSICPADS WINGS

8’s

NESTUM STAGE1&2 ASSORTED

250g

NESTUM STAGE1&2 ASSORTED

250g

GOLDEN CLOUDCAKE FLOUR

5kg

GOLDEN CLOUDCAKE FLOUR

5kg

NUTRIFICWHEAT

BISCUITS1.35kg

NUTRIFICWHEAT

BISCUITS1.35kg

SEEPOORANGE

FINE SALT500g

SEEPOORANGE

FINE SALT500g

EGGY EGGSLARGE

6’s

EGGY EGGSLARGE

6’s

KOOCREAMSTYLESWEETCORN

415g

KOOCREAMSTYLESWEETCORN

415g

PANADO TABLETSBOTTLE 24’s

PANADO TABLETSBOTTLE 24’s

STONEY2LT

STONEY2LT

TINS COCA COLA, COKE ZERO,FANTA ORANGE & PINEAPPLE,

SCHWEPPES DRY LEMON,SPRITE 330ml

TINS COCA COLA, COKE ZERO,FANTA ORANGE & PINEAPPLE,

SCHWEPPES DRY LEMON,SPRITE 330ml

7933 999

7917

9912

8929

9936

9921

991

954

996

899

998

THEMBUPARBOILED

RICE2kg

THEMBUPARBOILED

RICE2kg

PARMALATCUSTARD

VANILLA 1LT

PARMALATCUSTARD

VANILLA 1LT

ILLOVOPEANUT BUTTER

& SYRUP400g

ILLOVOPEANUT BUTTER

& SYRUP400g

QUINNS TOMATO PASTE198g

QUINNS TOMATO PASTE198g

TANGOAIR FRESHNER

ASSORTED300ml

TANGOAIR FRESHNER

ASSORTED300ml

DELICIOUSDRINKS

ASSORTED5LT

DELICIOUSDRINKS

ASSORTED5LT

MY CREAMERCREAMER

1kg

MY CREAMERCREAMER

1kg

DENNYPASTA SAUCE

TOM &MUSHROOM

400g

DENNYPASTA SAUCE

TOM &MUSHROOM

400g

IMPULSEDEODORANT

MUSK75ml

IMPULSEDEODORANT

MUSK75ml

COASTAL VIEWLONG LIFEMILK 1Lt

COASTAL VIEWLONG LIFEMILK 1Lt

DETTOLSOAP

ASSORTED90g

DETTOLSOAP

ASSORTED90g

NESTEA (LEMON, PEACH,RED FRUITS)

330ml

NESTEA (LEMON, PEACH,RED FRUITS)

330ml

MILOHOT

CHOCOLATE250g

MILOHOT

CHOCOLATE250g

MARMITESPREAD

250g

MARMITESPREAD

250g

DOVE BEAUTY SOAP100g

DOVE BEAUTY SOAP100g

CADBURYECLAIRS

50’s

CADBURYECLAIRS

50’s

594

996

9925

9918

7910

998

894

797

293

894

593

5910SMOOTHIES

MENTHOL & ORANGE 72’sSMOOTHIES

MENTHOL & ORANGE 72’s

PECKSFISH PASTE

225g

PECKSFISH PASTE

225g

7918

797

9916

596

8912

5915

KOOCHAKALAKAMILD & SPICY

410g

KOOCHAKALAKAMILD & SPICY

410g

JOHNSON’SCREAM

(ASSORTED)300ml

JOHNSON’SCREAM

(ASSORTED)300ml

SHIELDREFILL LDSASSORTED

50ml

SHIELDREFILL LDSASSORTED

50ml

ASTEQ BROOMeach

ASTEQ BROOMeach

CAPRICA DRINKSASSORTED

1LT

CAPRICA DRINKSASSORTED

1LT

997

9912

795INGRAMS

CAMPHOR CREAMREGULAR & RED

500ml

INGRAMSCAMPHOR CREAMREGULAR & RED

500ml

ALWAYS PADSMAXI PLUS9’s & 10’s

each

ALWAYS PADSMAXI PLUS9’s & 10’s

each

SUNNY GIRL PADS10 + 5 MINI PADS

FOR FREE

SUNNY GIRL PADS10 + 5 MINI PADS

FOR FREE

899 954CHARKA

FIRELIGHTERS12’s

CHARKAFIRELIGHTERS

12’s

BLISSFULTOILET ROLLS

10’s

BLISSFULTOILET ROLLS

10’s

BOSSDOG FOODCHICKEN

ASSORTED425g

BOSSDOG FOODCHICKEN

ASSORTED425g

AQUAFRESH TOOTHPASTEASSORTED 100ml

AQUAFRESH TOOTHPASTEASSORTED 100ml

COLGATE TOOTHPASTEANTI-CAVITY 130g

COLGATE TOOTHPASTEANTI-CAVITY 130g

9915

899

9911

993

995 596

8915

997

9910

PURITY 3RD FOODSASSORTED

200ml

PURITY 3RD FOODSASSORTED

200ml

PAMPERSACTIVE BABYJUMBO PACK

ALL SIZES

PAMPERSACTIVE BABYJUMBO PACK

ALL SIZES

696 99128

HIGHTIMESCOURINGSPONGES3 PIECE

HIGHTIMESCOURINGSPONGES3 PIECE

SUNLIGHTDISHWASHER

750ml

SUNLIGHTDISHWASHER

750ml

994OMO WASHINGPOWDER BAG

2kg

OMO WASHINGPOWDER BAG

2kg

9939

ALBEX BLEACHASSORTED

750ml

ALBEX BLEACHASSORTED

750ml

9969916

DETTOL CLEANERASSORTED

750ml

DETTOL CLEANERASSORTED

750ml

7912

MR MIN MULTIASSORTED

275ml

MR MIN MULTIASSORTED

275ml

WINDOLENETRIGGERREGULAR

750ml

WINDOLENETRIGGERREGULAR

750ml

PEAKLAUNDRY SOAP

500g

PEAKLAUNDRY SOAP

500g

894897

SUNLIGHTLAUNDRY

SOAP500g

SUNLIGHTLAUNDRY

SOAP500g

STA SOFT REFILLASSORTED

500ml

STA SOFT REFILLASSORTED

500ml

9913

DOOMINSECTSPRAY300ml

DOOMINSECTSPRAY300ml

8913

ALL GOLD JAMAPRICOT

SUPERFINE900g

ALL GOLD JAMAPRICOT

SUPERFINE900g

9913 9913

99219529

KELLOGSCORN FLAKES

1kg

KELLOGSCORN FLAKES

1kg

JOKO TEA100’s

JOKO TEA100’s

SASKOCAKE

FLOUR10kg

SASKOCAKE

FLOUR10kg

8959

BABY ELEPHANTTOILET ROLLS

1PLY10’s

BABY ELEPHANTTOILET ROLLS

1PLY10’s

PASTA GRANDESPAGHETTI &

MACARONI500g

PASTA GRANDESPAGHETTI &

MACARONI500g

597

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Tuesday 30 October 2012 CLASSIFIEDS People’s Post Mitchell's Plain

WENDY HOUSES

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MITCHELLS PLAIN

021 397 8388 / 078 536 2678

WYNBERG - 021 762 1252 / 079 553 3155

ATHLONE - 021 696 4183 / 072 542 7217

LANSDOWNE - 021 797 6569 / 079 553 3155

BUILDING MATERIAL/DIY/

CASH LOANS

078 185 1406

ALL HOURS 072 144 4639

021 797 6569

NO

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CA

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BLACKLISTED

CARPORTS / VIBE WALLS + WALL

NUTEC HOUSES / TOILET + ELECTRICITY

ZIDAAN’SACADEMY OF DRIVINGK53 SPECIALIST

• RELIABLE, PATIENT

• ALL AREAS • HIGH PASS RATES

• 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE

• ASSOCIATED TO ALL TRAFFIC OFFICES

CONTACT BEVAN

078 930 3267

078 046 4364 or

• R100 per hour

FROMR40/WK

WENDY 041011 1B1IUAQ

sms

to 41911and we’ll

call you back.

WENDY

R1.50/sms

ADVANCE DRIVING ACADEMYADVANCE DRIVING ACADEMYK53 SPECIALISTSK53 SPECIALISTS

ØNervous ladies &Beginners our specialty28 yrs experience100% pass rateAll Areas

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Contact Details:Contact Details:O/H: 021 705 4413021 836 9151, Cell: 084 415 2622Email: [email protected]

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PRECIS ADVISORSSUPPLIERS OF HOME IMPROVEMENTS & BUILDING MATERIALS

MERCHANT FINANCE

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TEL: 021 930 8491FAX: 021 930 7611CELL: 082 888 1958 /072 616 5577104VOORTREKKER ROAD, PAROW

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*PRECAST WALLING *LAMINATED FLOORING *TILES * BUILDING MATERIALS

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Weddings

ALL Occassions videos andphotos.(021 705 7289 or081 347 7984

DVD/Photos/Slideshow (021 422 0472/083 513 6906

PERSONAL

22

Personal

Advance on your salary upto R500 pay back on yournext pay day 0825310614

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*Win lotto & casino* Financial problems* Pregnancy problems* Divorce & Court cases4 QUICKER RESULTS

CALL / SMS

079 730 5984 /021 422 0016

www.draraphat.webs.com

49 St. Georges Mall,Cape Town

CHIEF OMAR IS BACK!

BellvilleCell: 071 995 0681/

021 839 5778

Lost Love (sameday)Financial problems

Gambling casino, lotto, etcMarriage problems Etc.

www.chiefomar.yolasite.com

DR AISHACOME FOR MY HERBAL

TREATMENT

..................Same day lost lover ...................Financial problems....................Destroy witchcraft................Court cases / divorce .........Clean homes + protection ...................................Bad luck.....................Win lotto + casino

Woodstock mainroadOpposite FNB

Call DR : 083 494 7206

Dr AminahFor •.

•...........................Job protection•.........................Unemployment•.......................Family problems•...........Financial problems and

sexual problems•..........Call / sms : 078 432 5838

Athlone /parow

DR MARK100% MOST VISITED

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"My husband cheated onme for 2yrs until I visited DrMark and it took 1 day for

him to come back"*Bring back lost lover* Win lotto & powerball* Magic ring to win casino

* Unfinished Work* Short boys to put money in

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DR RAJUH• ............................Debt clearing•...................Financial problems• .........................Mens problems•...........Job promotion & double

salary•................................Lost lovers• ......................Win all gambling

Bellville / Capetown0735875409

DR SANDRASWHY SUFFER YET OTHERS

ARE HAPPY?* Financial problems* Lost lover, bad luck

* Clean homes & protectionDeposit R50 pay after

Athlone opposite stadiumCall 083 773 0578

GIFTED HEALER.Lost lover

.Financial problems.Business Boosting.Drug addiction

.Marriage Problems.Job hunting

.Protection and removingbad luck

.Pregnancy problemsCall or Sms your problem

084 385 1466

DR RUBIEPAY AFTERPROBLEM ISSOLVED

* Pregnancyproblems

* Court cases,lotto, casino* Financialproblems

* Lost lover, badluck

* Clean homes &protection

Consultation fee:R50

Mitchells Plain,Promenade Mall

/Athlone Call071 729 5038

PROBLEMHEALER

Classen Johnsonthanks BalataAdrians whoshowed me D.r

FhadKariem for thegreat work of his

powershealed me andmy familyproblems.For the devils

which had madeus not

to sleep for over10 yrs. All the

badlucks within

members werecaught andhe cleaned our

house.With similar orother problemsyou may

Contact ShiekKariem on072 243 9136021 705 56235th avenue ,Grassy parkOpposite

Nandos , CashCrusadersbuilding ,

upstairs room 4

LOVE SOLUTIONS

PROF DICK

0731909548

* 6 in 1 Manhood Cream* Love drops (30 mins back)* Luck oil for money* Cash in your bank* Pregnancy problems* Is your pension moneydelayed.

* Do you want to sell yourproperty.

MAAMA SHILA100% expert in :

* Remote control of yourlover

* Magic wallet or stick* In clearing debts* Abortion pain free

Grassy Park( 083 974 0614

MAMMA REMMIEGod helps those who helpthemselves. If you have triedother doctors who couldn'tsolve your problems thenconsult Mamma Remmie.She can help you with anyproblem. She uses herpowerful herbs and the

power of God.

073 183 7176 Bellville"God bless you"

Come you will be helped

PROF ALUMASI*Bring back lost lover* Financial problems* Sexual problems

* Win lotto, cour cases* Stomach & body painsCALL: 073 474 8446

PROF. NASIFU ALISPECIALIST IN

* Win lotto & at casino* Financial problems* Pregnancy problems

* Lost lovers(Results 412 hrs)Call / SMS your

problem 073 2284 923

27

Tuition

A FAMILY DRIVINGSCHOOL

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

BSI DRIVINGACADEMYK53 drivinglessons

CompetitiveRates

Packagesavailable

Call Sharon /Bernie on

021 638 3649or 074 133 0069or 021 824 8741www.bsidriving.c

o.za

SC CARERSACADEMY

Start a nursingcareer off with a3 month homebased courseavailable inKensington.

Contact MonFri8am4:30pm021838 2346

LEARNADRIVER

Driving SchoolQualified K53Instructor

SPECIAL OFFERNOW ON!0838599915/whatsappBB pin

2730C576rezahjogee@face

book.com

SNOWDONDRIVINGSCHOOL

K53 specialist,35 years

experience,learner classesMonday

Thursday , Code8,

pick up anddrop off.

Tel:021 391 2728/082 070 8000

TORQUEDRIVINGACADEMYFREE car hirewith every 10hrspackage!! (t&capply).Manual &

AutoAll areas with freepick up and drop

offHassan

082 992 2827 /021827 1300

VICTORIOUSDRIVINGSCHOOL

0726946817/0213933560

[email protected] R100 p/hr

HABITS DRIVINGSPECIAL RATES FOR

STUDENTSCall 076 649 1956or 021393 5063 a/hNEW LEARNER DRIVER(THEORY) PERSONAL

TUITION

MATHSIndividual tutoring.

Ensure success. All hours.Contact 074 142 3392

Creches

28

EDUCARE from 3 months to5 and half years old. Transport

avail. Mitchells Plain areaonly.( 021 392 0633

33

Health and Beauty

DRINK TEA AND SHRINKLose 4 8 kg per month andstill enjoy your favourite foods.

Abeda( 072 806 5399

34

Catering

1WEEK SPECIAL:SAMOOSAS R50 for 50

MINCE PIESSnack Pack R100, Fancies.

We deliverPh Adelah 021 376 2506

or 076 450 2910

AKHNI & CURRY'S,BREYANIS40L 100L +.

Delivering on request.Full catering on request

Ph Jasmine on021 391 2763/ 083 582 6618

NAZLIA'SCATERING &HIRING

Strictly Halall. Forall your cateringneeds. Also

frozen savouries,eg. pies,samoosa's,

springrolls etc..and

platters and alsoall your hiring

needs,eg. crockery,cutlery & table

clothes.www.nazliascate

ring.co.zaor email:

[email protected]

(021 633 9585 /073 305 8027

ALPHA CATERERSMenus from R60 p/p.

( 021703 6495or 082 742 7098

DALVIE'SCATERING AND

HIRINGMenus from R69 p/p.

Price includes basic decor.For all your hiring needs andstage decor, incl bouquets.Crockery and cutlery from10c. Chair covers with bowsalso available. We also offersound! Venue available for7080 people! Ph Rashieda orShafiek 021372 5921 /

084 566 0087 /082 660 0876

DECKSTER'SCATERING/HIRING/DECOR

Menu's from R100,00.Includes: crockery, cutlery,

white tableclothes, chaircoversand organza backdrop, arch,

red carpet.We do decor only as well

(Ielaahm or Rene021371 4507/082 324 9486

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

Children’s

Entertainment

36

AHMED'S jumping castles forhire. 072 344 6977

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

HIRE A CASTLE from R150.Kidies Chairs, tables & linen.Ph 696 3791/ 084 209 1313

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

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

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

37

Entertainment

911 MOBILE DISCO for alloccasions. Ph 082 337 0911

38

Hiring Services

BUSSES &LATEST BMW'SFOR HIREFor all your

special bus trips&

weddings, matricballs & juniorproms.

(Evan on084 585 6080CATER SUPPLIES

021696 2394 or 084 588 0686Plastic chairs R2.Round Table: 10 seater R10Long Table: 10 seater R10.CHAIR COVERS FROM R3Round table cloth XL R15Long Table Cloth XL: R12Organzas: From R2.We Deliver & Collect

COLORADO HIRINGCrockery, cutlery, glasswarelinen and backdrop. Ph

021 374 7104 / 0822278968

DECORBackdrop poles & curtains.

(021 396 2526/073 653 0952

DECORINSPIRATIONS

Backdrop poles, chair covers,table cloths, organza tiebacks and overlays,

charger plates, red carpet foras little as R80 or R150 for 2!021 637 0133/083 453 9021

HOUSE OF HIRINGCall us for your hiring needs

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

L & F HIRINGCrockery, cutlery, glassware& linen@ 10c per item. Ph021 371 7229 / 072 4436695

THAT HIRING PLACECutlery, crockery, linen, tablesand chairs to hire. Contact

021371 9175 or 076 722 1083

Wedding Dresses For HirePh Sally 021706 5388

(after 6pm) or 082 588 9940Email: [email protected]

Photographic/

Video Services

44

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

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

Health Shops/

Products

47

WEIGHT LOSS challengestarting on 22nd October inMitchells Plain. For more infocall Lynette 081 720 8186

For Sale

71

Miscellaneous

Wendy Houses SPECIALS6 x 3m, R6 000 cash.

082 621 4441/021 393 5475

74

Electrical Appliances

AA APPLIANCE repairs to allmakes of washing machines,tumble dryers, etc. 40 yrs exp.Ph Alwyn West 021 671 5786or 082 705 8103.

All Fridge Regassingand

geyser repairs.021 3715362

I BUY / SELL AND REPAIRALL FRIDGES /FREEZERS

& APPLIANCESDEAD OR ALIVE.084 985 7425

People’s Post Mitchell's Plain CLASSIFIEDS Tuesday 30 October 2012

A.B.A BETTER BLOCK

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R100p/week

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SINGLEAUTOMATEDGARAGE DOOR

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80

Radio/TV/Video

ACCREDITEDDSTV & TOP TVRepairs + installations.Dstv combo deals ,

Includes a FREE R100voucher (terms, conditions &

availability apply)(073 272 6117

COLOUR TV 54cm, aerial +remote R550( 073 630 9702

81

Garden Services

SPECIAL WINTER PRICE:Free water. Wellpoints / miniboreholes. No water, no charge

( 021 637 5677 or021 701 4522 / 072 825 9586

84

Clothing/Shoes

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

or 084 9733 899

CASH 4 used clothes,linen,ect. I collect. ph / smsLorraine on 076 118 5384

89

BuildingMaterial

1A BARGAIN PAVING SLABS400 x 400 = R11,50450 x 450 = R13,50500 x 500 = R14,95VIBRACRETE

R27,50( 076 382 6711

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

A BAKKIE rubble, sand andstone. Ph 078 6113 627.

A BARGAIN BLOCK: 190,140 & 90. Ph 021 692 1209 /021 374 2053 / 083 384 7144all hours. Free Delivery.

AFRI BLOCKS190 &140's Sand & Stone

Call021 393 0661/ or073 186 2991

(a.h.)

BAKKIE Bui ld ing sand ,stone, bag sand, bag stone,rubble removal. 079 776 8185

BAKKIE/TRUCKSand, Stone,

Cement, V/slabs,

Blocks andRubble Removal084 748 7122

99

Wanted to Buy

AA's BUYS good qualityfurniture and appliances. Wecollect. Ph 021374 6060 or083 948 2804

General

Services

Miscellaneous

Services

102

CANDY FLOSS MACHINEFOR HIRE

All accessories included.call Karen 0765223576

Building and

Construction

104

ALL BOUNDARY WALLSWITH STEEL RAILINGS,STEEL GATES BUILT AND

GALVANISING(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

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

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

ALTERATIONS carports,brickpaving(082 409 0592/392 5501

ALUMINIUMWINDOWS &DOORS

Supplied & fitted.

( Chris 082 570 5686021 638 5292

UNDERTAKE ALLBUILDING WORKS ,additions to existing houses(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

Vibracrete Walls, Paving,Plastering, Carports.FINANCE ARRANGED(021) 392 1433 / 083 539 5478

Home Improvement

Interior

105

GARAGE DOORS& automation.076 523 0306

Home Improvement

Exterior

106

AA pav ing , v i b r a c r e t eextensions and spikes. Ph021 705 5372 / 072 425 5111ALTERATIONS, brick, plas.,skin., tiling, etc. Good Refs.076 124 4713

ARTHUR'S SLIDING GATES,b/bars, vibracrete & steelfencing & automation. 021691 1936 or 084 921 5364

BELIEVE IN CHRISTSERVICES

Vibracrete, tiling, carports,paving, laminated flooring.Contact Albert 073 545 6994 /

IVOR'S HOMEIMPROVEMENTSRenovations, carports,paving, vibracrete walls.

Free Quotes.( Ivor on 076 111 7300/

021 762 7077

VIBRACRETE ANDEXTENSIONS Ph:074 321 9215 / 021 820 4384

Repairs/

Miscellaneous

107

FRIDGE/FREEZER REPAIRSDone in the comfort of your

house. All work fullyguaranteed. Ph 021 396 2457

or 083 725 3384

108

Money/Loans

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With basic expenses andincreased prices of petrol,

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Loans up to R15000Monthly earnersPls call or sms

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Curtains/Carpets/

Upholstery

112

A&G CARPET ANDUPHOLSTERY CLEANINGPH: GAIL 021391 3483OR 072 906 1796

BLINDS ANDCURTAINS.All types. Freequotes. Less

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less 10%. PhoneMoosa

021 371 8917 or083 4931 495

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4 TON TRUCK avail forgarden refuse and furnitureremoval. 076 124 4713

FURNITURE REMOVALS.Ph 078 6113 627.

''LET'S MOVE IT!"Glen : 079 079 2323

TV/DVD/Video

Services

117

DSTV AND AERIALREPAIRS ANDINSTALLATIONSDSTV packages fully

installed for R599. HD PVRinstallations from R2 299.Service call repair charge of

R150.Ph 083 268 1213

119

Painting

PAINTING &WATERPROOFING Goodref. Ph 076 124 4713

1140

Electrical Repairs

REGISTERED ELECTRICIANP/paid meters, COC's, etc.Ph Jody on 081 310 7542

A.W.A.ELECTRICAL( Fully licensedsince 1986 )( Allan

021 392 1973/082 708 5700

FREE QUOTES

ELECTRICALINSTALLATIONS,

REPAIRS,UPGRADESPH: (021)

397 9334 OR073 5588 112

FRIDGE AND FREEZERREGASSING & REPAIRSReasonable prices!( 076 164 0700

SPECIALIST INSPEED QUEEN

Repairs, services & sales.All repairs done on site.

( Donovan 076 612 5170

1141

General Services

MR FIX ITFor all maintenance like:bathroom renovations,

plumbing, tiling and installingof geysers, etc.(Ridley on076 705 8939 / 021 371 2231.

BE BLESSED

1142

Carpentry

BUILT IN CUPBOARDSrepairs & alterations.( 072 695 9738

SPECIALISING HANGINGDOORS Phone Mr M Harris021 392 2894, 073 2933 952

1143

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1145

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1146

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TILING + Lam. flrs. R40 p/m(084 978 9175

1151

Cleaning Services

3 AVERAGE carpets,steamcleaned from R380.Leonie, 084 593 2223

HOLIDAY

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TRAVEL

Holiday

Accommodation

132

GORDONS Bay S/cateringholiday accom. R1000p/night.Sleeps 8.(079 522 4309.www.weekendescape.co.za

142

Repairs –Vehicles

ENGINEOVERALL,R1 800

Clutch overalls,R850. Gearbox

repairsfrom R950. Parts& labour incl.

(021 376 6014/078 875 4394

BUSINESS

194

Business

Opportunities

ADMIN.DATA jobs availablefor S.A. Email or sms name/address to: 074 927 5124

AVON AGENTS NEEDEDStart today and receive a freegift for your first six months +commission 15% to 30%.072 282 3919/ 074 150 5801

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CHAR/DOMESTIC 3 daysper week. Ph Monica078 852 8489

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AVON & JUSTINE repsneeded.(Mildred021 696 5866/ 076 272 0775

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SALES REPSNEEDED 3transport notessentialbut an

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We offerBasic salary, commission,

petrol allowance and variousother incentives.

For appointment, callAileen on

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Clothing Industry

CLOTHING FACTORYREQUIRES QUALIFIED

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Terms andconditions apply.

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

CALLMARK ANTHONY021 704 2160083 482 4250

Mark Anthony1 301012 1BUMFF0

Extended, large 3 beds, fittedkitchen, lounge + dining room,bath + shower,Garage for 2 cars.Large Yard for extension.

Lovely Free-StandingFace-Brick on 614 m² Plot.3 beds, bics, en-suite, fittedkitchen, dining room, loungewith jetmaster,Double Garage

+++ Pool.

Main House + Separate Entrance.3 beds, bics, en-suite, lounge,fitted kitchen, family bathroom,Double Garage +++ Separate

Entrance

Large 4 bedrooms, lounge +dining room, fitted kitchen,bathroom + separate toilet,

drive-way, lots of secure parking+++ Pool

3 beds, fitted kitchen,bathroom, lounge,Garage Facade.

Lotus River.This is ideal for a large family orfor investors wanted rental income.MainHouse 3 bedrooms, bics, large tiled lounge,separate bathroom & toilet, fully fitted

kitchen, large grounds, lots of secure parking,Garage. Second House: 3 bedrooms, large tiledlounge, beautiful fully fitted kitchen + family

bathroom.

2 beds, lounge, kitchen,bathroom,Drive-way,enclosed, nice size yard.

Fully Enclosed. Extendedlounge, 2 beds, tiled bathroom,kitchen, nice size yard +enclosed carport for 2 cars.

Montagues Gift Only R779 000(2 Large House on 1 Plot)

Belhar Only R549 000 Maitland R475 000(Windemere)

Hanover Park R339 000

Tygerdal/Goodwood R1.35 Million(Above Frans Conradie Drive)

Westridge R450 000(Close to Anglican Chuch and Parkhurst Primary)

Milnerton R975 000(Sunningdale, Parklands)

Lotus River Only R499 000(Gemsbok Street)

ANTHONY ARENDSE021 704 0289082 673 1503

MARK ANTHONY 1 10X4 170112 1B8R650

TafelsigOnly R215 000

3 beds, lounge, kitchen, bathroom.If your combined wages is approx.R7000.00 per month you could buy

this house.

6 bedroom Double Storey. Dual Living. Upstairs:3 beds,lounge, family bathroom.Downstairs: 3 beds, main en-suite, lounge + dining room, fitted kitchen, paved drive-

way for 6 cars +++ 2 bedroom Granny Flat.

Strandfontein R679 000(Close To Church Street)

Parow R795 000(Close To Milton Road)

4 beds, bics, en-suite, tiled lounge+ dining, guest bathroom, fullyfitted kitchen, Garage for 4 cars,built in braai, paved backyard.

Free-Standing, 3 beds, bics, lounge +dinette, fully fitted kitchen, bathroom,

potential Garage, Large Yard.

Large family home. 3 beds, bics,lounge + dining, fire-place, built inbraai, bath + shower, garage +

carport. Large yard.

Ideal For Business or A Family. 3 beds, bics,laminated floors, lounge + dining, potential

4th bedroom, fitted kitchen, spaciousbathroom + shower, carport for 4 cars,

braai,large yard. Large Approx 595m² Plot.Close To Wetton Circle.

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

LentegeurOnly R289 000

3 beds, lounge, kitchen,bathroom + Carport for 2

cars.

Lansdowne Only R875 000(On Lansdowne Road)

Strandfontein R449 000(The Village)

Lotus River (Nice Area,Double Storey + Granny Flat) R959 000

SHAAMIEL

082 723 1118MAXEEN074 193 4161

KASHIFAH

073 929 3221PETER

072 095 9876

MARK GADIJA SHAFIEKSHARIEF NADIA

072 545 1143 082 823 1801 082 516 3930 073 959 9333 084 677 8459

GRASSY PARK MITCHELLS PLAIN

TOP TOP

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R249 000 TAFELSIG

FAZLOODIEN 082 495 8989

Very Neat Semi Detached, 3 BedroomHouse with a Lounge, Fitted Kitchen and

Family Bathroom. Also has an extraWide Garage for 2 Cars.

R390 000 STRANDFONTEIN (BAYVIEW)

SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118.

Free Standing 2 Bdrm House with Lounge,F.Kitchen, Fam. Bathroom, & a Carport for 3 Cars.Also has a Foundation for another 2 Bdrms with

Approved Plans.

R1 850 000 ZEEKOEVLEI

PETER 072 095 9876

1 Reception area, 4 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom,Main en-suite, Guest toilet, Open Plan Livingarea with a FF Kitchen, Lounge, Dining room,

3 Garages. This Modern Home Boaststunning 360 degree Views of Mountain,

Water and Nature Reserve. This House is ona 652 square meter Plot with a Wooden DeckBalcony which leads to the Bedrooms andDining area, also with a Built in Braai & a

Natural Water Feature.

R389 000 WESTRIDGE

KASHIFAH 073 929 3221

Very Neat Detached 3 Bdrm Town House with Lam.Flooring, Kitchen and Mod. Fam. Bathroom, FullyAlarmed & has Aluminium Windows + EnclosedCarport in a Quiet Cul-De-Sac close to Amenities.

R270 0000 EASTRIDGE

SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118

Very neat Fully Enclosed Semi Detached3 Bedroom home with BIC in Main Bedroom,

Neatly Tiled Lounge, F.F.Kitchen,Fam. Bathroom & Tandem Garage

R579 000 STRANDFONTEIN (BAYVIEW)

SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118

Neat & Spacious 3 Bdrm House with Main En-Suite& BIC in 2 Rooms, Lounge, Dining Room, F.Kitchen

& Fam Bathroom & a Garage. Also FeaturesNeatly Tiled & Lam Floors.

R250 000 TAFELSIG (SEARIDGE PARK)

PETER 072 095 9876

Fully Enclosed 2 Bedroom House consisting

of a Lounge, F.Kitchen, Family Bathroom

and Parking for 4 Cars.

R430 000 CAFDA RETREAT

MARK 072 545 1143

Neat Semi Detached 2 Bedroom House with BIC in MainBedroom, Tiled Lounge, Tiled F.Kitchen + Fully Tiled

Bathroom with Shower, Aluminium Windows, Alarm andBurglar Bars Right around with Yard Space on Taxi Route.

R260 00 EASTRIDGE

Mark 072 545 1143

3 Bedrooms Semi Detached with LoungeFitted Kitchen Family Bathroom +

Burglar Bar Around & Parking for 2 Cars.

R220 000 EASTRIDGE

NADIA 084 677 8459

Fully Enclosed Semi Detached 3Bedroom House also with a Lounge,Kitchen and a Family Bathroom.

R2 350 000 SCAAPKRAAL

GADIJA 082 823 1801

4016 m² Property with 4 Separate Rental Income,Bungalow, Entertainment Area and a Workshop.

All Buildings with Aluminium Windows andDoor Frames.

R999 000 GRASSY PARK

PETER 072 095 9876.

5 Bedroom House consisting of 2Lounges, 3 Kitchens, 3 Bathrooms,Enclosed Carport for 3 Cars and aSep-Entrances consisting of 2x

Bedrooms, 2x Kitchens, 2x Bathroomsand Lounge in one Sep-Entrance.Ideal for Investment Purposes.

R199 000 SANDPIPER MANSIONS

GRASSY PARK

MARK 072 545 1143

2nd Floor 2 Bedroom Flat, Open Plan Kitchen,

Family Bathroom, Lounge with Tiled Flooring.

R750 000 LOTUS RIVER

MARK 72 545 1143

3 Bedroom House. Tiled Lounge, Dining Room,Bathroom and Shower, Fitted Kitchen, Garage

for 4 Cars with Burglar Bars allAround Plus a 1 Bed Maids Quarters.

R369 000 VICTORIA MANSIONS GRASSY PARK

MARK 072 545 1143

2 Bedroom Flat on the 3rd Floor Consisting ofF.Kitchen, Lnge, Fam Bath, Tiled Floors, RemoteControl Gates and 24 Hour Security, Close to All

Amenities, Located on Victoria Road.

R699 000 GOOLHURST ESTATE GRASSY PARK

MARK 072 545 1143

Fully Enclosed Freestanding 3 Bedroom House withLounge, F.Kitchen, Family Bathroom, Laundry andStore Room. This home features Lam. Floors and

has Parking for 5 Cars.

R850 000 SCHAAPKRAALKNOLE PARK

FAZLOODIEN 082 495 8989

1781 Square Meter of VacantResidential Land, Fully Service Plot

082 495 8989

FREE VALUATIONS,FREE LEGAL ADVICE,

FREE FURNITUREREMOVAL,

TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY.

R329 NEG. SOUTHFORK STRAND

PETER 072 095 9876

A 654 Square Meter Service Plot with Plans for2 Houses, in a Quiet Neighbour Hood,

GREAT POTENTIAL.

R779 000 GRASSY PARK PLOT CASH ONLY

PETER 072 095 9876

1000 Square Meter Corner Plot withFlat Rights.

R735 000 GRASSY PARK

PETER 072 095 9876

Spacious 4 Bdrm with BIC & Main En-suite, Lnge,Dining Room with Fire Place, TV Room, F.F.K, FamBathroom also Featuring a Garden, Carport with

Auto.Doors for 4 Cars + Double Garage.

R1 150 000

SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118

PELICAN HEIGHTS

3 Beds with BIC, Entrance Hall, Reception

Area, Lounge Dining Room, FF Kitchen with

Marble Floors & Granite Tops & Fam Bath. This

Spacious Home Features Marble Floors in all

Living Areas, situated on 1000 Square Meter

Plot with Stunning Views of False Bay & a

Double Garage. Incomplete Entertainment Area

R420 000 WOODRIDGE

SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118

Fully Enclosed, Free Standing 3 Bedroom House with a

Lounge, Dining Room, FF Kitchen, Family Bathroom and

Separate Toilet. Located in a Quiet Neighbourhood also

has Aluminium Windows & Freshly Painted Inside & Out.

R230 000 HANOVER PARK

SHIHAAM 072 192 1411

Fully Enclosed 3 Bedroom Maisonette also with alounge, Kitchen, Family bathroom. This House also

has Aluminium Windows throughout andParking for one car.

R3 300 000 GRASSY PARK

PETER 072 095 9876

8 x 81m² Flats Each Consisting of 2 Bedrooms,Kitchen, Lounge, Family Bathroom,

Parking for 16 Cars on a1097m² Plot Plus Secure Gate.

ATTENTION ALL SELLERS

IN ROCKLANDS

WE HAVE BUYERS.


IN PORTLAND

WE HAVE BUYERS.


IN TAFELSIG

WE HAVE BUYERS.

SOLDSOLD

SOLDSOLD

SHIHAAM

072 192 1411

People’s Post Mitchell's Plain CLASSIFIEDS Tuesday 30 October 2012

MM..EE..CC RREEAALL EESSTTAATTEE && BBUUIILLDDEERRSS

PORTLANDS

ROCKLANDS

NEW TAFELSIG

EASTRIDGE

HANOVER PARK

STRANDFONTEIN

DELFT/LEIDEN

NEW TAFELSIG

3Beds With Bics in 2. Extended Sunken Lounge And Dining Area. TiledBathroom With Shower. Big F.F.Kitchen. Alum Windows. Fully EnclosedWith Sliding Gates – R420k

2 Beds With Lam/Flooring, Bic In Main Bedroom, Lounge With TiledFlooring, Fitted Kitchen. Down Stairs Room Converted Into Dinning Area.Bathroom Fully Tiled With Hand Shower. Hawak Street – R340 K

3 Beds, F/Kitchen,Fam/Bath with Shower,Lounge with Lam Floors. Neat.Fully Enclosed With Large Grounds.-Paulsberg R260K

Mais, 3Beds, Tiled Lounge, Tiled Kitch, Tiled Fam/Bath, CarpetedStaircase, Neat. Parking for 3Cars. – Blesbok Crescent – R 230 K. (NEG.)

2 Beds, Aluminum Windows, O/P Kit & Lounge, Fam. Bath with Shower,Tiled, L/Grounds, Very Neat, Garage, F/Encl - Grove Street - R220 K.

3 Beds, Lounge, F/Kitch, Fam./Bath, Burglar Bars, Alarm. Big Grounds.Carport for 1 Car. – Trotter Way – R 460 K.WAVECREST, STRANDFONTEIN3 Beds- B/Cupboards in main room, Big Lounge, O/Plan Kitch, 1 ½Fam/Bath with shower, Tiled throughout. Parking for 3Cars. Very Neat. –Infanta Crescent – R 495 K.

1Bedroom, Lounge, Kitchen, Bathroom. Big Grounds. – Turkwell Court –R 99 K.

3Beds, F/Kitchen, F/Bathroom, Lounge. Neat,Fully Encl Laminated floors

EASTRIDE

RENTELS

MITCHELL’S PLAIN

BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET

BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET

3Beds,Kitchen,Lounge,Batgroom,Fully Enclosed,Face Brick in cul desac`DELAREY STREET R220K

2 Bed, Open plan Lounge with kitchen very spacious, Free Standing FullyEnclosed. TAFELBERG STREET R2 500

Can be used for Storage Space & Suitable for Doctors/Lawyers/InternetOffices . – 100 m² - R 3 000,00. pm

Suitable for Take Aways, shops & etc. – 60-70 m²R 2 000,00. pm

Buying – Selling – LettingSpine Road, Rocklands, Mitchell’s Plain

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PROOOOOVINCE! Western Provincecelebrate their victory in the CurrieCup final at Absa Stadium in Durbanon Saturday. Province beat the homeside 2518 to claim their first CurrieCup title since 2001. The championswill parade the trophy through thestreets of Cape Town today alongwith mayor Patricia de Lille, WesternCape premier Helen Zille andMayoralCommittee Member for Tourism,Events and Marketing Grant Pascoe.The event will start with musical performances and speeches at 11:30and the bus will depart from the CityHall in Darling Street at 12:45.

Photo: Peter Heeger/Gallo Images

Champs set to startNOORE NACERODIEN

The ISF Junior Men’s WorldSoftball Championship getsunderway inParana,Argenti-na, tomorrow.

This is the men’s equivalent ofthe women’s event held in CapeTown in December.

While India, Singapore andCroatia will debut at the tourna-ment, the green and gold ofSouth Africa will not be amongthe 13 countries competing.

Australia, winners of the lastfour Championships, will find ittough this time around withCanada and hosts Argentina ex-pected to give them some stiffcompetition.

I took the opportunity to

watch former Tantasport playerMelissa Echevesta in action forher club Pilar Softball Clubagainst Harcones SC and Atleti-co City Bell SC in the Pan Ameri-can qualifiers on Sunday 28 Oc-tober.

Pilar SC won both the gamescomfortably with Echeveste onthe pitching mount in bothgames. The tournament kicks offwith Argentina taking on theCzech Republic in the first game.Group A: Australia, Den-

mark, India, New Zealand, Sin-gapore, USA and Venezuela.Group B: Argentina, Canada,Czech Republic, Croatia, Japanand Mexico.

. Nacerodien is in Argentinato umpire in the World Champi-onship.

IN ARGENTINA: Noore Nacerodien, formervicepresident of Softball SA and chairpersonis umpiring at the SF Junior Men’s World Softball Championship getting underway in Parana, Argentina. Photo: Rashied Isaacs

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Seacrest swing for promotionLIAM MOSES

SEACREST CRICKET CLUBhave set their sights on a secondconsecutive promotion afterwinning the Western ProvinceCricket Association (WPCA) 2Aleague last season.

Formed 11 years ago, the Rock-lands club have already made aname for themselves with their im-pressive results in Cape Town ama-teur cricket competitions.Last season Seacrest beat Hotten-

tots Holland at Sahara Park New-lands in the final of theWPCAAMA20 as well as winning their league.Alan Thorne, the club chairman

and first team captain, says his sidewill look to shock their more illus-trious opposition and win promo-tion again this year.“It’s a new division (and) we need

to adapt as quickly as possible. It’snot that we will not be able to getpromotion again, but I will say thatcommitment is key.“That is what we have been striv-

ing for,” says Thorne.“We have played four games and

the level is notmuchdifferent to the2A. We lost against Fish Hoek and

Northerns Goodwood, but we wonagainst Khayelitsha andYorkshire.These are clubs who have been inthe first division 1D league for threeormore years. I ampleasedwith theway we went about those games be-cause they were good wins for us.We just got promotion to the first di-vision and now we are beating the

top teams there. It is our intentionto get promotion again.”The club was formed on 2001, af-

ter Thorne and a few other cricket-ers played a friendly against anoth-er club and decided they wanted toplay competitively.The club started off in the 2C

league and gained promotion to the

2B league after just two seasons. In2005 they won promotion to the 2Aleagueand last seasonwerepromot-ed to 1A league.Thorne, 41, believes the team’s ex-

cellent form last season and the twotrophies they claimed were purelythe result of camaraderie.“We went on a tour to Port Eliza-

beth last year before the start of theseason. Getting the guys away be-fore the start of the season is alwaysnice and that is where it started –with the bonding in Port Eliza-beth,” says Thorne, adding theteam “came back very positive andwe set ourselves the goal (to) winthe league”.Seacrest currently has three sen-

ior teams, and the club’s playerscome fromMitchell’s Plain, Strand-fontein and surrounding areas likeGrassy Park.Thorne says the team’s foremost

motivation for wanting to move upthe ranks of amateur cricket is to at-tract some of the many players wholive in Mitchell’s Plain but play forclubs outside the area.“We want to gain more players.

We have the guys here, but we feelthat we can do with some more ex-perienced players,” says Thorne.“There are a lot of players who

leaveMitchell’sPlainonaSaturdayto play for teams outside of Mitch-ell’s Plain. I feel if we keep our guysin tact here thenwe canwin promo-tion again to a higher league.”He adds theywant to build a club-

house at the Rocklands Sports Com-plex in the near future.

PICKING THE GAP: Wayne Ely, opening batsman for Seacrest Cricket Club, angles the ball towards a space inthe field during a Western Province Cricket Association twoday match against Langa at the Rocklands SportsComplex on Saturday. Photo: Liam Moses

Walking the talkto raise fundsLIAM MOSES

INSTEAD of throwing a party, aMitchell’s Plain community work-er will celebrate his 50th birthdayby tackling a 50km walk to raisefunds for charity.KeithMeyer, fromStrandfontein,

is founder of Making an ImpactThrough Sport (MITS), an NGOwhich provides extra-mural sportand physical education coaching atseveral schools in Mitchell’s Plain.On Sunday 11 November, the day

after he turns 50, Meyer will walktheDiscovery Cape Times BigWalkin hopes of raising enough moneyto send at least one of the organisa-tion’s 10 unpaid volunteers on acoaching course.“The funds are so that we can pay

towards the training of coaches foreither aqualification in sportsman-agement or coaching science,” saysMeyer.“They help the community and

now they can get something backfrom the community. Hopefully itwill create job opportunities oropen doors for them as coaches.”MITS runs themandated curricu-

lar physical education programmesat 10 schools in Lentegeur, Port-lands, Tafelsig and Rocklands andalso provides coaching for soccer,volleyball, softball andother sports.The organisation works with up

to 1 000 pupils at each school everyweek, and also runs the Mitchell’sPlain girls football league and otherregular sports events for childrenfrom all the schools in Mitchell’sPlain.All the programmes are runby lo-

cal volunteers, aswell as volunteersfrom European countries such asthe Netherlands and Germany.Meyer says he hopes the courseswill help to make the local volun-teers more employable.“Some of them are fortunate in

that they receive stipends from theschools. The schools are able to gen-erate the income and are able to as-sist some of the volunteers,” saysMeyer.“They work for a full year, and

not getting paid takes a lot of com-mitment from the volunteers..”

However, with just over aweek togo until the walk, MITS has not yetraised enoughmoney to send one ofthe volunteers on the course. OnlyR1 500 of the required R8 000 coursecosts for one person has been raisedso far.Meyer hopes to raise the funds by

having people donate towards eachkilometre he walks.Children at the schools where his

organisation works have starteddonating small change towards thecause.Meyer will be joined by a Dutch

volunteer who previously assistedat MITS. She has organised a 10kmwalk in her home town to coincidewith Meyer’s walk. The fundsraised will go towards MITS.The organisation is also collect-

ing second-hand takkies and soccerboots for pupils.Anyone interested in assisting

MITS can contact Meyer on079 597 0012.

PITCH PERFECT: Keith Meyerthrows a ball during a softball coaching session. Meyer is set to walk50km the day after his 50th birthdayto raise funds for charity. Photo: Supplied

ACROBATICS: Mitchell’s Plain United FC’s Carl Lark completes an overhead kick as Masonwabe Maseti,of Manenberg side Crystal Palace FC, looks on during a SAFA second division (formerly the Vodacom League)match between the sides in Lansdowne on Saturday. Palace, who were promoted from the Castle Leaguethis season, won the game 21. Photo: Rashied Isaacs

LEADING THE PACK: Plumstead resident Bryce Carter (9) sprints towards the finish line in the semifinalof the under11 race at a Western Cape BMX race in Strandfontein on Saturday. Photo: Liam Moses

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SISTER ACT: Sisters Nicky (left) and Alex Fortune (right), of Glenthorne A’s, work togetherto run out Lindsay Verkuil of Falcons Normies during a Super League match at the TurfhallSports Complex on Sunday. Glenthorne won the game 93 Photo: Rashied Isaacs

MP soccertournamentTHE Sports Stepping Stone soccer tourna-ment will be hosted in Mitchell’s Plain onSaturday 9 and Sunday 10 December. Thevenue for the tournament has not yet beenconfirmed. Any soccer player from Port-lands who were born in either 1997 or 1998and are interested in representing the areain the tournament can contact either RickyBurns 0 084 531 8884 or Jeremy Solomons0 083 552 3530. Please call before Thursday15 November.

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Top under-15s set for clashLIAM MOSES

EIGHT of the best under-15 footballteams in Cape Townwill clash this Sat-urday when the knockout section ofthe Mr Price Parkhurst Tournamentkicks off.

Now in its third year, the annual tour-nament brings together 32 under-15 teamsfrom clubs around Cape Town.The 32 sides clashed in the opening

rounds of the tournament at the weekend.The tournament will come to a climax onSaturday 3 November.In the winner’s section, Old Mutual

Academy will face Atlantic Nacional,while Masithandane FC will play Juven-tus AFC, Masidlale Academy will tackleMontague Spurs and Blue Down Spurs isheaded for a clash with Kuils River FC.Old Mutual qualified for the winner’s

section quarter-finals after finishing ontop of group A, thanks to victories againstCPUT Selesians (1-0) and Devonshire Rov-ers (5-0), and beating Bayhill United 4-0 inthe last 16.Their opponents on Saturday limped in-

to the knockout round of the winner’s sec-tion after a 1-0 loss to Belhar Spurs anda 2-0 win against Morgenster United ingroup B, and qualified for the quarter-fi-nals after beating Selesians 2-0.Masithandane sneaked into the quar-

ter-finals after beating KTC Allstars 1-0

and drawing 0-0 against Jean Mark IthierAcademy in groupD, then beating Strand-fontein AFC 1-0.Juventus AFC beat Jean Marc Ithier

Academy 1-0, drew 0-0 with KTC Allstarsand narrowly beat Two Ocean Academy1-0 in the last 16.In groupE,MasidlaleAcademydrew 0-0

against Fish Hoek FC and beat MontagueSpurs 2-0, before triumphing over Liver-pool Portlands in the last 16. Montaguebeat Fish Hoek 1-0 after losing to Masidla-le and set-up their chance for revengewitha 5-1 thrashing of YMO St Luke’s FC.The last quarter-final between Blue

Downs and Kuils River will also be a re-peat of a group stage clash. Blue Downslost 2-1 to hostsMr Price Parkhurst, whileKuils River thrashed Wynberg St John’sAFC 4-1, after the team drew 1-1 in theirfirst game.Mutual, who have already claimed the

under-11 and under-15 tournaments at theKensington AFC Youth Cup this year,look likely to add the title to their achieve-ments.The mid-section of the competition has

already reached the semi-final stage andwill see clashes between Bayhill Unitedand Two Oceans Academy, and YMO StLuke’s and Vasco da Gama FC.While in the plate section semis Mor-

genster United will face Jean Marc IthierAcademy and Fish Hoek FC will playHanover Park United.

HIGH FOOT: Woodlands United playerKeenan Weppenerkicks out at the ballas Raymond Samuels of Two OceansAcademy covers hisface during a MrPrice ParkhurstAcademy under15tournament matchat Westridge HighSchool on Sunday.The game finishedin a 00 draw. Photo:Rashied Isaacs

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