Volume 05, 16 September 2014, Week 38 Delivered every Tuesday Tel: 011 862 8500 Fax: 011 869 7335

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Ekurhuleni should open their tender processesstephanie.conradie@tametimes.co.zastephanie Conradie

according to a statement released by Da Gauteng spokesperson for Finance ashor Sarupen MPl, the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality can no longer drag its feet on the issue of opening its tender committee processes to public and media scrutiny, after Premier David Makhura announced that the Gauteng Provincial Government would begin to open up its tender processes. Sarupen went on to say that during his time as a DA Councillor in Ekurhuleni, he has tabled several measures to open up the various committees awarding tenders, but was obstructed each time. A motion tabled in this regard was rejected by the Speaker of the Ekurhuleni Metro in early 2011, and the DA managed to bring the issue for debate in October 2011 to the council floor during the revision of the city’s Supply Chain Management Policy - at which point the measure was voted down. “Mayor Mondli Gungubele routinely dismissed my calls and attempts to open tender processes in the city up to scrutiny,” Sarupen said. “Ekurhuleni has had countless scandals - the awarding of large scale tenders, including IT tenders, a R700-million water meter tender that is now the subject of an SIU investigation and most recently, a tender for R32-million that was awarded to

undertake an ‘institutional review’.”Zweli Dlamini, Ekurhuleni Mayoral spokesperson, told tame TIMES that there is no proof in the allegations that Mayor Mondli Gungubele is not responding to any calls. He also mentioned that the matter regarding the tender processes should go through the municipality administration as it would be unethical for the Mayor to get involved in the tender processes.Themba Gadebe, spokesperson for the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality, was not available to comment on the matter.Sarupen is of the opinion that if there is truly no corruption to hide in Ekurhuleni, the Mayor and the council should follow Premier Makhura’s lead and finally heed his call and institute an open tender process in the metro. Clr. Izak Berg said: “IRASA supports opening the tender committee processes to public and media scrutiny and will support the DA on the motion. I agree that there are too many scandals currently in Ekurhuleni related to tenders. The ANC must realise that they work with public funds and they must be accountable to the public how they spend the money. If the ANC has nothing to hide then they will follow in the footsteps of Premier David Makhura’s announcement that the Gauteng Provincial Government would begin to open up its tender processes.”

Mayor Mondli Gungubele (Pictured) routinely dismissed my calls and attempts to open tender processes in the city up to scrutiny. ~ Ashor Sarupen MPL

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Alberton: What a history:1973

History to bark aboutBy Annel Meyer

(The following article appeared in the Rand Daily Mail on 30 May 1973)

If all Alberton’s dogs barked when chasing burglars, it would be the most secure town in the world. But this was not the case, and the Council had decided to increase tariffs to cur-tail (excuse the pun) the number of hounds destroying the serenity of the East Rand “gem town.” This was said by Alberton’s Town Clerk, Mr A.G. Lotter, in commenting on the 500% increase in the licences of certain dogs.“Instead of enforcing the number of dogs one can own, the Council feels that the introduction of the higher tariffs will have the desired effect. Some people have ten or more dogs – and many of them bark at anything, including street lights. It would be a marvellous state of affairs if all Alberton’s dogs barked at something justified. But street lights never hurt anybody,” he said.The current tariffs are R1 per dog and spayed bitch, and R2 unspayed. From next January, Albertonians will have to pay R2 for a dog or spayed bitch, R10 for an unspayed bitch and R30 for each additional unspayed animal.

Part of the circular cemetery before it was repaired and cleaned up. Attend the Heritage Day ceremony to see the transformation.

The notorious dog licences of yesteryear.

The Alberton Heritage Society invites all interested parties – past or present inhabitants of our town - to join us at 11:00 on Wednesday 24 September, the Heritage Day public holiday, for the unveiling of the plaque containing the names of the pioneers buried in the two cemeteries on the corner of 9th Avenue and Hendrik Potgieter Street. With great respect for those pioneers and their families who founded Alberton, lived, worked and died here, we have repaired and cleaned up the circular cemetery (the so-called traffic island) and the adjoining empty stand. The two areas are the first farm cemetery of Elandsfontein and also the first town cemetery. There will be an interesting talk on the background of both cemeteries, a wreath-laying ceremony and reading out of the names of those buried there.

If you will attend, please contact Yvonne Grobler on 082 875 1215 (e-mail yvonnegr@mweb.co.za) or Magda Alberts on 083 298 699 (e-mail albertshm@iburst.co.za).

Heritage Day

The SAPS East Rand Sports Club held their quarterly fun sports day at Brackendowns Policing Precint. The sports day took place at Sundowners, where SAPS teams from across the East Rand participated in a 5km or 10km fun run and some participated in the 17km fun cycle challenge. Between 100 and 120 members participated on the day.“The aim of the SAPS East Rand Sport day is to enhance the fitness of the members as well as team-building,” said Captain Lourens Engelbrecht from Brackendowns SAPS.After the sport in the gruelling heat, SAPS members enjoyed boerewors rolls and colddrinks while catching up with their colleagues from other stations in Ekurhuleni.

SAPS East Rand fun sports day

Members from the SAPS East Rand Sports Club

Op 11 September het die Alberton Dames Klub die lente behoorlik gevier. Die talentvolle Marimba spelers van Stoneridge Primêre Skool in Eden Park het die dames kom vermaak. Die skool het die Marimba orkes 5 jaar gelede begin, en die groep was selfs al na New York en Oostenryk uitgenooi om daar op te tree.Die talentvolle Jodie Jansen, begelei deur die bekende Rudi Geldenhuis op klavier, het ook vir die dames viool gespeel en hulle weggevoer met hul musiek.

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MONDAY 8 SEPTEMBER: AN ALTECH AUTOPAGE CELLULAR STORE WAS ROBBED OF 15 CELLPHONES WITH A VALUE OF R34 000 BY THREE ARMED SUSPECTS POSING AS CUSTOMERS. THERE WERE NO SHOTS FIRED AND NO INJURIES.14 AUGUST: THREE ARMED MEN ENTERED THE APPLE ISTORE AND, POSING AS CUSTOMERS, ROBBED THE STORE OF PHONES AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES. THE SUSPECTS FIRED RANDOMLY IN THE PARKING AREA AND INJURED A SECURITY OFFICER.

SATURDAY 6 SEPTEMBER: FOUR OR FIVE SUSPECTS ENTERED THE SHOPPING COMPLEX AND ROBBED A SECURITY OFFICER OF A CASHBOX CONTAINING AN UNDISCLOSED AMOUNT OF MONEY. ONE SECURITY GUARD WAS SHOT AND KILLED AND THREE PEOPLE WERE INJURED.

FRIDAY 5 SEPTEMBER: FIVE: GUNMEN ENTERED A SAM-SUNG STORE AND THREAT-ENED THE STAFF WITH GUNS BEFORE LOCKING THEM IN A BACKROOM. THEY FLED THE SCENE WITH CELLPHONES AND TABLETS WORTH AN UNDISCLOSED AMOUNT.

THURSDAY 4 SEPTEMBEREIGHT ARMED MEN MADE OFF WITH CLOTHING WORTH AN UNDISCLOSED AMOUNT FROM A CLOTHING STORE IN FAIRLANDS. THE MEN FLED IN A WHITE TOYOTA DOUBLE-CAB.

WEDNESDAY 3 SEPTEMBERTHREE MEN ENTERED A TELKOM CONNECT STORE AND DEMANDED CELLPHONES FROM STAFF VALUED AT AN UNDISCLOSED AMOUNT OF MONEY, BEFORE FLEEING. NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED.

WEDNESDAY 13 AUGUST: THREE ARMED MEN STORMED THE APPLE ISTORE PHONE SHOP AND ROBBED THEM OF AN UNDISCLOSED NUMBER OF PHONES AND ELECTRONIC ITEMS. THE SUSPECTS FIRED RANDOMLY IN THE PARK-ING AREA. ONE PERSON WAS INJURED

TUESDAY 2 SEPTEMBER: TWO ROBBERS HELD UP STAFF AT A CELLPHONE SHOP IN THE MALL. NO SHOTS WERE FIRED AND THERE HAVE BEEN NO REPORTS OF INJURIES.

FRIDAY 15 AUGUST: FOUR ARMED MEN ENTERED THE APPLE ISTORE AND ROBBED THE STORE OF PHONES AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES. SUSPECTS FIRED RANDOMLY IN THE PARKING AREA, BUT NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED.

MONDAY 1 SEPTEMBER: TWO SECURITY GUARDS WERE ROBBED OF A CASH BOX WITH AN UNDISCLOSED AMOUNT OF MONEY. CASH FROM THE PICK ‘N PAY PAYPOINT WAS STOLEN. NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED.

TUESDAY 2 SEPTEMBER:FOUR ARMED MEN ROBBED THE TELKOM DIRECT STORE AT THE KOLONNADE SHOPPING CENTRE ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. THIS IS THE SECOND ROBBERY AT THE STORE IN ALMOST TWO WEEKS. NO SHOTS WERE FIRED AND NO INJURIES WERE

A TAME TIMES INFOGRAPHIC

Eleven mall robberies have taken place in just 25 days in the province of Gauteng. The robberies began on 13 August and the most recent one occurred on 8 September. Most of the crimeso- have involved armed men robbing cellphone and high-end electronics stores. The low level of security in these stores and the speed with which criminals are able to convert the stolen goods into cash has made them highly attractive targets.Gauteng Provincial Commissioner, Lt Gen Lesetja Mothiba, said during a media briefing on 9 September, “As the Provincial Commissioner of Gauteng, speaking for myself and my management, this spate of robberies and attacks on malls is of great concern to us. The festive season is soon approaching and Gauteng SAPS will increase visibility in and around some of the malls that we have identified as high risk. We have identified 12 malls where we will increase visibility, which will include the deployment of Nyalas.”A national team of detectives has been assigned to assist the local authorities with their investigations. The police have worked with Business against Crime and South

Africa Banking Risk Information Centre to attempt to stop the surge of business robberies. Meetings will be held with the management of the various malls to discuss the improvement of security systems in malls.A breakthrough has, however, been made in the police’s investigations. This followed an intense investigation and several leads from Crime Intelligence on the robberies. Four suspects, aged between 28 and 44 years, were arrested at their hideouts in Brixton and Doornfontein. During the arrest police confiscated a 9mm pistol and three semi-automatic rifles, as well as 97 live rounds of ammunition. The suspects are in custody and will be charged with the illegal possession of firearms and ammunition. The possibility of more charges being added has not been ruled out. The investigation will focus on their alleged involvement in the robbery at the Black Chain Shopping Centre in Diepkloof in Soweto, ATM bombings, taxi violence and business robberies. Shoppers and businesses are encouraged to be vigilant until the safety measures can be implemented.

Alberton stores affected by this crime waveThree cellphones stores in Alberton have also been robbed during the past few months. The most recent cellphone store robbery was at the Vodacom store in the Lemon Tree Shopping Centre in New Redruth, on 15 August. On Thursday 31 July the Telkom Direct store in Alberton City Mall was targeted, and on 14 July, also in Alberton City, there was a robbery at the MTN Store.

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Absa charity golf day in Alberton

On 9 September, Absa’s Business Banking unit in Gauteng hosted a charity golf competition at Reading Country Club in Alberton. They raised an amount of R72 000 for the Orlando Children’s Home, a centre for underprivileged and orphaned children in Soweto. Oscar Siziba, Head of Absa Business Banking in Gauteng said: “This is the first year that Absa has organised the golf day and we are delighted to have generated this amount of money for the Home. This will assist us in fulfilling our commitment to contributing just over R100 000 per year

in cash and kind to the Orlando Children’s Home over the next three years.” Among the donations received were also full bursaries for four students at Orlando Children’s Home.This winter, the bank’s employees brought some warmth to the Home by donating winter garments, blankets, non-perishable foods and toys. Absa began its relationship with the home in April and has since rebuilt and replaced old and derelict parts of the residence, donated a new jungle gym and installed a new irrigation system.

Oscar Siziba, Absa Head of Business Banking in Gauteng (second from left) and Absa clients at the charity golf event.

Top 10 Mrs United Nations SA

On 29 and 30 August, Forever Resorts and Hotels in Pretoria hosted the Top 15 Mrs United Nations SA finalists and the management and CEO of Mrs UN 2015. The finalists also participated in the annual SPAR 5km Women’s Race/Challenge.Alberton and Johannesburg South can be very proud of Brackendowns resident Desiree Oliphant who is not only part of the Top 15 but, in fact, part of the Top 10.“To the entire Alberton community, my sponsors, fans and followers on social media, I would like to say thank you more than a million times for your support. I could never have done this without you,” Desiree said.“All thanks to God and my family...my rock, my anchor,” she continued.

Desiree Oliphant

Happy birthday Bracken City

On Saturday 6 September, Bracken City celebrated their birthday by inviting the community to celebrate the day with them. Shops in the centre, including the gym, showcased what they sell.PRO of Bracken City Lyn Kench stated that Bracken City celebrates their birthday every September. She explained that they would like to give back to the community for supporting them, and so they had a luxury hamper giveaway.Children were entertained with a jumping castle, free flavoured slush cold drinks, free candy floss, colouring tables, giveaways, and, of course, birthday cake. John Malipa, a member of the community, said that “Bracken City brought entertainment, laughter and freebies to the community to enjoy,” adding that he liked watching people from the gym do their workout outside and enjoyed eating a boerewors roll while watching his children play on the jumping castle.

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het heerlik gekuier en die vertoning, “Bokkoms en Biltong” aangebied deur Thys die Bosveldklong en Wicus van der Merwe, geniet.Terwyl die manne bietjie van hul ‘stress’ ontslae geraak het deur al die gelag vir Wicus se sin vir humor en Thys se musiek en sang, is die nodige fondse, soos begroot deur die skool se beheerliggaam en die manne-aand organiseringskomitee, ingesamel vir die teikenprojekte by die skool. Die Lions rugbyspan se voorspeler en Kaptein, Derrick Mienie, was onder andere weer een van die eregaste by die funksie en as oud-Marais Viljoener het hy tydens die veiling van rugby- en sport memorabilia die skool bedank vir sy rugby

agtergrond en die gemeenskap vir hulle toegewyde ondersteuning. Die fondse sal aangewend word tot die opgradering van die skool se sportfasiliteite en ook gedeeltelik vir die aankoop van twee nuwe skoolbussies wat as ‘n noodsaaklikheid geïdentifiseer is.Mnr. Paul Els, voorsitter van die manne- aand bestuur, wil graag almal in die gemeenskap bedank vir hul positiewe deelname en ondersteuning by die manne-aand 2014. Ook ‘n spesiale woord van dank aan die hoofborg: Randow Paneelkloppers, brons borge; Fedility Security, Don’t Waste Services, Evergreen Turf en die prysborge wat bygedra het tot die sukses van die aand.

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Bracken BlommekluB – 17 SeptemBerDie dames van Bracken Blommeklub vergader op Woensdag 17 September by die NG Kerk Brackenhurst op die hoek van Hennie Alberts en Lever Strate. Die tema is Seisoen Trio. Kompetisie: Kerskrans.

cana coffee café – 19 SeptemBerLadies only (all ages). If you love Jesus and are serious about your soul, your path and your purpose then Cana Coffee Café is the place to be. If you want to learn how to apply Christian Scriptures to your life, this is for you. If you are ready for change and transformation in your life and the world you live in, this is for you. No collections, no singing, no donations, no pressure. Practical Bible Teachings (for dummies and not so dummies ). Be inspired, be motivated, be awesomely you. When: Friday 19 September (first and third Friday of every month)Where: de Landauer Family Restaurant, Van Riebeeck Avenue, Alberton North time: 11:00 – 12:00. Special Lunch R40 per head (tea & coffee included). contact: 081 576 7680.

Broken WingS golf Day – 30 octoBerBroken Wings Association for Adults with Disabilities will be hosting their annual Golf Day. Join them for a day in the sun, on a beautiful golf course, with awesome people. Proceeds are for a very worthy cause. Raffles and great prizes, waterhole sponsorship available, play for fun or play to win. Date: Thursday 30 Octobercost: R2000 per four-ball, price includes supperVenue: Glenvista Country Clubcontact: Sheryl Swanepoel on 072 998 7767 or sheryl15@mobileemail.vodafonesa.co.za

rekorD Brei projekSolidariteit Helpende Hand Takke van Gauteng Suid skop af met ‘n gròòt breiprojek - om 1,000 vkm gebreide/gehekelde blokke in te samel vir 2015 om in komberse te omskep vir minderbevoorregtes. Hulle wil ook die Guiness Book of Records herskryf.Helpende Hand Alberton-tak nooi ondersteuners en belangstellendes uit om deel te neem. Wil jy graag wol skenk, of brei of hekel? Kontak Solidariteit per e-pos: shh.alberton@gmail.com, of kontak Adele by 079 881 3338 of Mariëtte by 071 548 8013.

Broken WingS family fun Day - 24 SeptemBerBroken Wings is hosting a Family Fun Day on 24 September for Heritage Day at Jackson Dam in Brackenhurst.Family Fund Day at Jackson DamDate: 24 September Time: From 9:00Book you stall to sell or advertise your goods or service at R150 per stall.Bring your family, friends and your braai or potjie - have an awesome day out in spring air.Contact: 011 869 3415 or brokenwings@absamail.co.za for more information

pop up cinema – 3 octoBer Pop Up Cinema takes you back to a time when the movie was only part of the main attraction. Bring your blankets and pillows, your family and friends and relive the magic of your drive-in days with a movie in a picture-perfect picnic park. Join us for the movie Grease. Support our snack and food vendors or pack your own picnic-basket. Date: Friday 3 OctoberVenue: Rietvlei Zoo Farm (Swartkoppies Road)Time: Gates open at 17:30, movie starts at sunsetCost: Adults – R65, kids – R35, under 3 years – freewww.popupcinema.co.za

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Anne Swanevelder writes:I would like to hear from others if they have had bad experiences selling their houses. I chose a well-known real estate group and their agents to sell my house. When we signed the offer to purchase, the real estate agent convinced me to use their preferred attorneys to do the transfer. The attorneys have given me invoices and quotations without invoices for amounts that do not add up to the amount that they owe me, and I am now struggling to get my monies from them. They have given me an account showing that they kept back R10 000 for a plumbing certificate, although there is no law requiring one to produce a plumbing certificate when a house is sold. They also kept back R15 000 for an Electric Fencing COC, and both the Electrical Fencing COC and the Electrical COC was handed in to the attorneys’ reception.I have phoned the real estate agents as well as the house-owner, but was told they cannot help me. It seems once they receive their commission, they want nothing to do with the seller. The house is a beautiful home in Alberante, Alberton, that was well maintained. Another agent informed me that I am not the only person that went through this experience. I had to appoint another attorney to help me with this case. My attorney wrote a letter to the above-mentioned attorneys stating the following: “It is apparent from what has transpired in this matter that the only person in whose interest you have acted herein appear to be the Purchaser (and possibly youself).” To date neither myself nor my attorney has received any response to the letter. I do not want this to happen to anyone else and therefore I am writing this letter. Please let me know if anyone has had the same experience. Contact me on anneswanevelder@vodamail.co.za.

Foto’s is ‘n wonderlike dingNeville Peters skryf:

Hello Trixie,Jou rubriek van 2 September, stem ek volkome mee saam. Foto’s is ‘n wonderlike ding. ‘n Paar jaar gelede het ek besluit om myne uit te haal en drie foto collages van 1,20m x 1.00m gemonteer met omtrent 350 foto’s daarop – vanaf 1943 tot en met die middel ‘90’s - en dit teen die muur opgehang, in plaas van om altyd die Albums uit te haal. Dit het my verbaas hoe dit vriende en

familie se aandag trek om te sien hoe ons 20, 30, 40 en 50 jaar gelede gelyk het asook opgetree het. Ek sit ook baie kere met ‘n traan in my oog as ek na diese kyk van lede wat aangestap het na groener wei lande. Hoop en vertrou die wenk sal ander lesers aanmoedig om dieselfde te doen.Groetnis tot werderom,Jou Bondgenoot

Tannie Trixie skryf: Hello Bondgenoot,Baie dankie vir die brief, ek waardeer dit so baie dat jy my rubriek in die tame TIMES geniet. Ek sal graag die collages wat jy laat maak het wil sien, ek vertrou dat dit baie

inspirerend is. Ek moedig graag saam met jou ander lesers aan om ook hul albums wer aft e stof en die foto’s kreatief uit te lê sodat dit altyd sigbaar is. Groete, Trixie

Hierdie afgelope naweek het ek die wonderlike voorreg gehad om my Universiteits vriendin se 80ste verjaarsdag by te woon. Sy woon langs die kus, in Durban, so dit was sommer ‘n kort wegbreek so tussen die ryery en gekuier.Gysie kon die naweek ongelukkig nie saam my gaan nie, en dit was ‘n redelike vreemde gevoel want ons doen al die jare alles saam. Maar so tussen my en jou, was dit eintlik goed dat hy nie saam gegaan het nie want my kêrel uit my universiteits dae was ook by die verjaarsdag. Hy is nog altyd as Neville die rebel bekend want hy het altyd op sy motorfiets rondgery, en in daardie dae was dit vreeslik rebels om ‘n motorfiets te ry.Heimlik was dit baie lekker om hom weer te sien. Dit het my teruggevat na my stres-vrye studente dae waar ons sommer so sorgvry op sy motorfiets geklim het en ‘road trips’ gehad het.Hierdie naweek het ek weer daardie gevoel teruggekry toe hy my om die blok op sy motorfiets gevat het. Maar die hoogtepunt vir my was toe ons almal, wat saam studeer het, op die strand gaan sit en na die skemer staar, dit was ongelooflik mooi met die branders wat voor ons breek.Tip: Die rebel in jou mag maar so af en toe weer sy/haar kop uitsteek, herleef die jong dae sodat jy die rustiger dae waardeer.

ʼn Wonderlike gedeelte in Lukas is die gedeelte wat bekend staan as die Emmaus gangers. Jesus loop saam met twee persone op ʼn pad tussen Emmaus en Jerusalem, en soos hulle stap breek Hy vir hulle die Woord oop.Lees gerus die teks gedeelte om jou geheue te verfris, ek wil vandag graag ons aandag op twee aspekte fokus. Die eerste is hoe Jesus geduldig en belangstellend luister na hulle weergawe van gebeure. Hoewel Hy baie goed bewus is van elke detail wat in Jerusalem afgespeel het rondom Paasfees, stel Jesus belang in hoe hierdie twee persone dit beleef het. Hy luister na hulle vrae en onsekerheid. Jesus

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Law enforcer and son locked up On 9 September at the intersection of Ring and Voortekker roads, an intoxicated officer of the law caused havoc by threatening a motorist who nearly fell victim to his erratic and dangerous driving. On investigating the traffic situation with a view to easing the congestion, Metro Police officers from Alberton Precinct were confronted by this seemingly drunk man and his son, who hurled abuse at them and started attacking the Metro Police officers with a baton and their fists. The pair were arrested and charged at Alberton police station. According to witnesses and the victim interviewed on the scene, the intoxicated man in a BMW sedan missed vehicles by inches after running a red light and did not take kindly to being called to order, EMPD spokesn, Wilfred Kgasago said. “He allegedly attacked one of the motorists with an expandable steel baton and one of the motorists apparently removed the BMW keys from the ignition, so the man called his son for the duplicate keys. On the arrival of his son, the man grew more incensed and they both attacked the Metro Police officers who had to

Young life lost in accident

A young man tragically lost his life, and two others were injured on the morning of 10 September when their vehicle rolled on the R59 near Midvaal in Johannesburg South. ER24 paramedics arrived on the scene and found the light motor vehicle on the side of the road, lying on its roof. On assessment, paramedics found that one man had already succumbed to his severe injuries. Two other men lay inside the wrecked vehicle. Paramedics carefully removed the patients from the vehicle before they could begin their treatment. Once freed from the vehicle, paramedics treated the patients and provided them with advanced life support. The AER24 Helicopter was called in to transport one of the critically injured to a nearby hospital for urgent treatment. The remaining patient was transported to hospital by ambulance for further treatment. The cause of the collision is not yet known but local authorities were on the scene for further investigations.

TRAGIC: The accident scene

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tame TIMES Page 14 16 September 2014

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VENUE: The Apartheid Museum parking at Gold Reef CitySTART: 07h00 / Fun Run 07h30PRE-ENTRIES: Online at enteronline.co.za(Close on 12 October 2014) Sportsmans Warehouse (The Glen, Eastgate, Princess Crossing) Day before the race at the Apartheid Museum parking from 10h00 – 14h00RACE DAY ENTRIES: From 05h00 at The Apartheid Museum Parking – entry closes at 06h50 ENTRY FEE: R50 (10km) • R80 (21km) • R30 (4km – Theme Park Fun Run) R10 from each entry for the 21km and 10km run will go towards Bree Street Primary All Fun Run proceeds will go towards Bree Street PrimaryTEMP LICENCE: R15 (10km) • R20 (21km)GRANDMASTER FEE: 50% of Entry FeeBLIND RUNNERS: FreePRIZE-GIVING: 10h30 at Theme Park Town SquareRESULTS: www.raceresults.co.za

• Only 500 entries allowed for the Fun Run

• All race entrants will receive free entry into the Theme Park on the day of the race, upon verification of race registration, plus 50% discount on Theme Park entry fee for two family members

• For more information visit goldreefcity.co.za / enteronline.co.za / tametimes.co.za or contact The Brotherhood Athletics Club on the following numbers Charles: 082 951 8044 • Franklin: 082 909 0192 • Gerhard: 083 292 9551 Tame Times - Lize Geldenhuis: 011 862 8500

• Take the N1 South (Concrete) Highway towards Roodepoort

• Take the Randshow Road / Emalahleni (Witbank) exit

• Take the Witbank lane onto the N12 East

• Take the JHB lane onto the M1 North

• Take the Xavier Street exit and follow the Gold Reef City signs

• Take N12 Concrete Highway

• Take the Kimberley lane

• Take the Xavier Street exit

• Follow the Gold Reef City signs

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Cricket umpires welcome sponsor

The Gauteng Cricket Umpires Association (GCUA) received their new sponsored kit on Tuesday 9 September. FLYA Sportswear, sportswear manufacturers and the new all-encompassing sportswear brand of TIME Clothing, sponsored the Umpires with kit worth R394 000.The kit consists of standing shirts, standing trousers, training shorts and windbreakers. They have signed sponsorship until 2016. Eddie Dalziel, from Alberton, is responsible for GCUA Sponsorship, and would like to thank FLYA Sportswear for the partnership. In September the Association is also celebrating their 75th anniversary. In 1939 an Englishman, Phil Willcocks, was part of the English troops that came to South Africa. Together with South African Nico van der Westhuizen, he arranged a cricket match between the English troops and a combined South African team. Willcocks and Van der Westhuizen were the umpires for that match. They then started the association, known as the Transvaal Umpire Association, which later became the Gauteng Umpire Association. The GCUA mainly provide umpires for local cricket club matches and school cricket. But the Association has also delivered key South African umpires for international matches, such as Robbie Lee from Primrose (1987 – 1999), who umpired the following matches:

Holland vs Eastern, Zimbabwe vs North West and u/19 Pakistan vs South Africa.Danny Becker, from the Johannesburg South area, umpired 20 One Day International (ODI’s) matches in the 90s. Karl Hurter, also from Johannesburg South, has recently been appointed at the High Performance Centre for Cricket SA. The GCUA also made history by being the first Umpire Association with a black chairman. Mr. Manny Mhlanga, former Chairman of the Zimbabwe Umpire Association, has been the GCUA Chairman since 2012. The GCUA has two boxes at Wanderers Stadium, and is looking for sponsorship. If you are interested in sponsoring one of the boxes, contact Eddie Dalziel on 072 123 4259.

LOCAL: Umpires from Alberton, Eddie Dalziel, Lourens Engelbrech and Bob Hope.

KIT: Members of the GCUA show off the new kit sponsored by FLYA Sportswear.