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Guilt and tears in court
AsAndA nAketi
B
ongani Paulos (25) of Aliwal North who has been found
guilty of the murder of the Anglican priest Clive Newman tearfully apologised to the reverend’s family this
week. He told the family it was not his intention to kill Newman and that he “regrets going to Grahamstown on that day.”
Paulos made his first appearance in the Grahamstown Magistrate’s Court on Monday where the trial was pushed forward to
the city’s High Court. On Tuesday, Paulos pleaded guilty to the
murder of Newman and theft of his possessions, including his
car. The Honourable Judge Clive Plasket found him guilty on
both charges.
The 45 year-old reverend and lecturer was clubbed to death
in his room at the Anglican College of the Transfiguration on
the weekend of 7 November. The cause of death, as stated in
the post mortem report, was said to be blunt force with lacerations to the scalp and brain as well as skull fractures. In his plea,
Paulos said he was hitchhiking to Aliwal North from Cape Town
seeking employment. He said Newman had picked him up in
Colchester and driven to Grahamstown, explaining to him that
he would be able to hitchhike to Aliwal North via Queenstown.
They arrived in Grahamstown late in the day and Newman offered Paulos food and a place to stay. He accepted the offer as
he said he “was hungry and had no place to stay”. Newman then
explained that “he only had one bed but that he does not mind
to share it with me.” Paulos then described how Newman made
sexual advances towards him several times throughout the night
but “I stopped him every time. I felt repulsed, but I had nowhere
to go”.
The following morning, Newman took Paulos out of town
and dropped him on the road to Fort Beaufort. However, when
he failed to get a lift, he returned to Newman’s house. When
asked by Malherbe Marais, the Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions why he went back to Newman’s place, he said that at
the time he did not know anyone else in Grahamstown. He also
told the court that he thought the situation would change as
Newman had been acting “different and friendly at the hiking
spot so I thought he wouldn’t do the same things again.”
He went on to relate that: “As we got into bed, he again took
off his underwear. He started to touch my buttocks again, I
pushed him back, he told me to relax. He then moved closer to
me in the bed once more... I jumped up and sat on the side of the
bed... and I said I don’t like a man to touch me like that.”
The following morning, Newman asked Paulos to massage
his shoulders to which he agreed. Then Newman asked him to
massage “lower down his back”. Paulos said he got very angry
when he realised where this was leading to and “went to fetch
a knopkierie... and I hit him over the head”. He then wiped the
GUILTY... Bongani Paulos appeared in the Grahamstown High Court on charges of murder and robbery on Tuesday and
Wednesday. Photo: Stephen Penney
kierie and left it inside a cupboard in the room. He took the keys
to Newman’s Hyundai Tucson, a laptop with an external hard
drive, a cellphone, some cash, binoculars and a box of wine
and left. Paulos was arrested in Vanderbijl Park in Vereeniging
three weeks after the incident. Newman’s family broke down in
court as Paulos – with his head in his hands – gave details of the
events that led up to the murder. Paulos was represented by attorney Alan de Jager from the Grahamstown Legal Aid branch.
Meanwhile, Newman had previously attacked been by
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Grocott’s Mail Friday, 4 December 2009
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Guilt and tears
in court
From Page One
When the articulate and multilingual Paulos was
asked about his family, he sobbed, telling the court how
he and his younger brother were sent to a foster home
because his mother was working in Johannesburg. He
passed matric in 2002 at Amasango Career School in Aliwal North and went on to do Business Studies for two years
at Ikhala Further Education Training College. His mother
passed away in December 2002 and he said he had never
met his father. Paulos is married with two daughters, who
are five and two years old. De Jager described the incident as having a “great similarity with spousal abuse that
lead to the death of one partner where the person goes
back to the same bedroom, for the same abuse until they
snap.” Marais said it is a “rare case where the accused
appears in the district court and asks to be transferred
to the High Court on his first appearance”.
De Jager argued that pleading guilty and “the fact
that he is a first offender and that he took full responsibility for the incident makes him an excellent candidate for
rehabilitation.”
Marais said the accused “professes remorse but
it took a trial to extract it” and that there is no evidence that he pleaded guilty to make a “clean breast
of it.” De Jager said the case had been presented
in such a way that the court would find that “substantial and compelling circumstances... justifies a
lesser sentence”. Marais said he expects a sentence
in the range of 15 years. Sentencing will be handed
down in the Grahamstown High Court on Monday,
7 December at 10am.
Police to crack down on wayward
drinking establishments
KWANELE BUTANA
GRAHAMSTOWN police did not
know that the by-laws regulating liquor trading hours had been passed
and therefore have not been preventing establishments from selling
alcohol around the clock.
This was revealed during the
municipal council’s social services
portfolio committee meeting this
week when the committee considered minutes of the newly established Liqour Control Consultative
Forum. The forum, which is made
up of representatives from the police, the municipality and the Liquor
Board was formed after the board
called a meeting with the different
role players last month. The purpose
of the meeting was to find a solution to the problems of zoning and
noise in liquor pubs, taverns and
restaurants.
According to the minutes of the
meeting, the police explained to the
forum that they were not aware that
the Liquor Trading hours by-law had
been passed by the council. “Superintendent Frank de Vis promised the
forum that they will look into that
as they were not aware that the bylaws were gazetted yet,” reads the
minutes.
Since the change in the Eastern Cape Liquor Act a few years
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ago, the board had been experiencing problems with granting liqour
licenses. Communities started to
complain to the board about taverns
opening in their areas without their
knowledge. The other complaint was
that some establishments operate
without adhering to the stipulated
requirements.
The liquor act compels the councillor of the ward in which a license
applicant wishes to trade to hold a
meeting with the affected residents
and furnish its minutes and attendance register to the board. However,
the board’s senior inspector Nceba
Ntelwa admitted that the councillors were not calling such meetings.
De Vis accused the Liquor Board of
delaying the appointments of police
liquor inspectors and argued that
the inspectors would be effective
once they are appointed. Ntelwa said
he was busy with the process and
promised that it would not take long
before he finalised it.
Makana Environmental Health
and Cleansing manager Johan Esterhuizen explained that the Prevention of Public Nuisance by-law prohibits residents from playing music
outside premises. He also suggested
that the police should take action
against the people who break this
by-law.
“The [forum] members agreed
that they must target a certain area
to check compliance within this 14
day period,” reads the minutes. “It
was decided that the inspections
will commence in Extension 6 and
then Extension 4.”
The portfolio committee resolved that the councillor of the ward
in which a license applicant would
like to trade would be invited to the
forum’s meeting where all the different departments in the municipality would provide the necessary
information to the forum so that the
Liquor Board can make informed decisions when issuing liqour licenses.
RECOGNITION... Dr Bev Ramstad (right) president of the Grahamstown
branch of Soroptimist International hands a certificate to
Nomboniso Yini, a volunteer at the local police Victims Support Centre
on Wednesday. Ramstad presented the certificate that Selina White,
the President of Soroptomists South Africa, brought from the
Soroptomists of Great Britain. The prestigious award was for the Best
Practice for all Programme Focus objectives in 2009. Yini works at
the victims support centre to assist and support people who have
survived rape or other sexual molestation. Photo: Steven Lang
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BRUTAL... Mandla Thomas (23) and
Melikhaya Ncaphayi (27)
appeared in the Grahamstown High
Court on Tuesday in connection
with the murder of a Somali family
in Queenstown last year. Sahra
Omar Farah (46) and her children, Mohamed Isse Osman (19)
Ibrahim Isse Osman (14) and their
younger sister Asha Isse Osman
(12) were killed three weeks after
emigrating from Somalia to set
up a spaza shop in Tambo village
outside Queenstown. They were
found lying in a pool of blood when
the children went to their shop to
buy bread. They sustained multiple
wounds with Sahra receiving 113
wounds. In the indictment it was
stated that Thomas, Ncaphayi and
another person “acted in concert and with a common purpose
when they robbed and killed the
deceased”. The trial has been postponed to 15 February next year.
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Matric exams end today Muni spends thousands on
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M
atric exams officially
end today and according to learners
and principals they went without a glitch. samuel Wessels,
principal at Mary Waters High
school said that there were no
major hiccups in the exam administration and all the invigilators gave a good report. He
said he is happy with how the
exams went and they are now
just waiting for the results.
However, nomaxabiso ntlokwana, a matric learner at the
school, said she found the exams very stressful especially
Accounting because they did
not have an Accounting teacher for most of the year. she
said they would have been
even more stressful if they did
not have the help of rhodes
University students.
Melanie Lancaster, principal at gadra Matric school
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thanked the District Department of Education for being
very helpful and organised
this year. she hopes that her
students, some of whom were
writing their matric exams for
the second time, will do very
well. osipho Qwazi, a grade 12
learner from nombulelo High
school said that she found the
first Maths paper was difficult
but that everything else went
smoothly. she especially enjoyed the language exams and
hopes to study It next year.
“some of the questions in
the exams were too vague,”
said Hannah Kirkaldy, a matric learner from Victoria girls'
High school “but generally
the exams were not too bad.”
she also said the fact that the
results come out only next
year is a little annoying. “It is
frustrating because to plan for
next year we obviously need
our results,” she said.
ntlokwana also said it
would be less stressful to have
the results this year rather
than next year. “this slows
down our applications to tertiary institutions,” she said.
the 2009 matric results
will be released on 7 January
2010 to allow time to verify
and check all the results before they are released.
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wind-damaged houses
Kwanele Butana
strong winds in october
which left nine houses without
roofs and uprooted trees have
cost the municipality more
than r4 700 worth of damage.
this was revealed in a
damage report tabled in front
of the Makana council's social
services portfolio committee
this week. on 26 october a
powerful wind blew roofs off
houses and nine households
were affected.
According to Makana fire
chief William Welkom, three
families whose houses had
collapsed completely were
relocated to their relatives'
houses. the fire services department issued the households with plastic sheeting
(known as course sheets) to
keep the damp out. the 10
rolls of damp course sheeting was ordered from the municipality's stores department
and cost the municipality a
total of r4 746.10.
the houses which were affected are situated mainly in
townships such as Extensions
6 and 8, with three shacks being affected.
“several complaints of
power outages and broken
electrical cables were also received by the control room,”
Welkom reported to the committee. “these complaints
were reported to the electricity
department and Eskom,” he
said, adding that three uprooted trees also fell onto the roads.
Welkom said the Cacadu
District Disaster Centre was
notified about the overall
damage. "Blankets and food
parcels were issued to the affected families whose structures have collapsed," he reported.
He told Grocott's Mail that
the technical services department is assessing the actual
monetary value of the damage
inflicted on the houses.
“the technical services
section is liaising with the
housing department for incidents where the houses were
completely demolished,” he
concluded.
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YOUR SAY
What is art and what role does it play in our lives?
While artists enjoy creating beautiful artworks, some people don’t understand the role that art plays in society.
Grocott’s Mail reporter, Maria Sibiya and Kwanele Butana met with various local artists to hear what they have to
say about why we love art.
Thabo Mahlangu
Painter and printmaker
Nkululeko Mpongoshe
Art councillor and art facilitator
Art is a form of designing everything around us including
what we see and feel. It’s a style of living as it depends
very much on what an individual feels like creating. Art
makes a contribution to our lives in terms of design and the
interpretation of our environment. For example gardening
is a form of design in itself. It’s something we grew up with
and something we need. Art can be used for a variety of
reasons such as entertaining, raising awareness, creating
memories or for beautifying the environment.
Leora Jones
Fine Art student
I don’t think that art has a single role
that one can identify it with. It has a
different meaning for different people depending on what they would
like to associate themselves with.
Art is anything that you can
create. It depends on ideas
and it is a way for people
to open up. I believe that
art is a visual dialogue. Artists are meant to act as the
watchdogs of society. We
as artists aim to take people
from the past to the future
by discovering new ways in
expressing ourselves. There
are certain things that are
difficult to express verbally,
so instead of talking about
it we express it through art.
Nyaniso Lindi, Graphic artist
Sally Scott
Artist and fibre artist
Art is a gift because it is something we are born with. It is a language that we, as
artists, use to communicate with people. Through art you can inform people about
various events that take place in our society or things that affect us in our everyday
lives. The purpose of art is to identify what affects the people concerned. An example
is when a person wants to be recognised, they identify themselves through what
they wear. Artists create our own way of communicating because we are trying
to show people our reality through our artworks. You don’t have to communicate
to people verbally but you can use art as a source of communication by maybe
drawing a picture to show them what is happening in our society.
Art is the voice of the soul
and reflects the state of the
individual and of society. My
own art manifests in three
separate but connected
ways. My pastel landscapes
reflect the physical world
around me and my emotional response to it. My
fibre art is more abstract
in appearance; essentially
an inner landscape and
references the spiritual and
social aspects of self and
society. My teaching and
creative workshops offer
others a chance to explore
their artistic potential and
provide a vehicle for therapy,
healing and the building of
self esteem.
Xanthe Geye
Fine Art student
Art is a comment on contemporary society. It’s for people to
have a visual experience and for them to be able to associate
their own lives with an art work as a means of expressing
oneself. Well in my personal experience, art acts as a commentary on the roles which society imposes on individuals
and moulds individuals into what they want to be and how
they percieve themselves as individuals in a collective enviroment. Art confronts mainstream norms. I think it’s important
because it is a way of subverting norms in a safe environment.
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Established 1870
Newsmaker of the
Year
W
e are getting to that time of the year when many
people, but especially newspaper editors, are beginning to reflect on the year that has flown by. As
we in the newsroom look at the front pages of the past year
we cannot help thinking about the big stories, big events and
most important of all, big people who have defined 2009.
So we have decided to choose a Grocott’s Mail Newsmaker of the Year. There are only two qualifications for this
title – the person has to have made the news, and has to
have resided in Makana for most of the year. We will not
present the award to an organisation or team.
The Newsmaker award is not like the Citizen of the Year
nor is it similar to the Civic Awards; we prefer to model our
effort after Time magazine’s Person of the Year. In other
words the nominee does not necessarily have to be a virtuous person. The Newsmaker of the Year could easily be
someone who is just plain wicked.
We would like to invite readers to send in nominations
for this award. You can send us an email, an SMS or drop a
note at the front desk of our offices. We will also open a voting line on our website at www.grocotts.co.za.
Here is a list with some suggestions:
Ismail Mahomed – Director of the National Arts Festival
Vumile Lwana – Mayor of Makana
Pumelelo Kate – Former Mayor of Makana
Ntombi Baart – Municipal Manager
Rob Beer – property developer
Garth Cambray – environmentalist
Michael Whisson – municipal councillor
Dr Saleem Badat – Vice-chancellor of Rhodes University
Bishop Ebenezer Ntlali and
Colonel Sanders – Face of KFC
The final selection will be made by the editorial staff of
Grocott’s Mail, however, we will be taking votes, nominations or arguments provided by readers into consideration.
Please share your thoughts with us.
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Editor: Steven Lang
News Editor Abongile Mgaqelwa
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HANdOVEr... Hikers handover money
to Khanya Creche. Photo: Supplied
Oldenburgia hike a
roaring success
A big “thank you” to the many Grahamstonians who participated in the annual
Charity Hike of the Oldenburgia Hiking
Club! No fewer than 48 hikers walked on
the beautiful farm of Nick James to support the fundraising effort for the Khanya
Crèche for children with disabilities at
the Andrew Moyake School.
A cheque of R1 094 was handed over
to the teacher-in-charge of the crèche
and the left-over food – tasty hotdogs –
was donated to the Shelter for Boys..
Esté Coetzee
Our heritage
should not be
compromised
It is amazing the reactions of the general
populace when purveyors of crumbed
chicken and chips show the middle finger
to Grahamstown and its heritage. Those
who care about the town and the townscape come in for some very rough treatment, as shown in the opinion and letters
page of Grocott’s Mail, 1 December. Prof
Dominic Thorburn, one of our most civic
minded citizens is subjected to a truly
vicious and gratuitous adhominem attack, from a “Concerned Citizen” whose
concern has remained cunningly hidden.
This ‘concerned citizen’ shows his civic
mindedness by advising people to disregard the laws of the land! Another ‘concerned citizen’, “Tafadzwa” wonders why
the Aesthetics Committee never commented on the KFC at Market Square
Mall, while the Grocott’s Mail editorial
raises the hoary old falsehood that heritage conservation is somehow detrimental to economic growth.
I sincerely hope that Prof Thorburn
takes the snide and nasty comments
from whence they come and continues
his great work on behalf of Grahamstown and its heritage. His efforts are
greatly appreciated. For Tafadzwa’s
information, there was a much publicised outcry over the signs that are still
ongoing.
The editor wrote, It seems inevitable
that in order for the economy of Grahamstown to grow, it will necessarily
lose some of its traditional charm.” The
question from the heritage conservationists is why? Cannot the developers employ architects and planners who have
flair and imagination in this regard? For
the editor’s information, Dubai cared
nothing for their heritage but that did
not stop the place from crashing. He
further wrote that “progress and old
fashioned enchantment cannot co-exist”.
He is spot on, but the chicken n chips
vendors did not even try, although they
knew that they were setting up shop in
a sensitive urban environment and that
laws exist to protect that environment.
Yet they somehow thought that these
laws did not apply to them. I sincerely
hope that the municipality will show
them the errors of their ways by removing those vile signs if the proprietors do
not. I will happily volunteer my services
and assist the municipal workers in
wielding the crowbars and angle grinders. Otherwise, if anybody wants to find
me, do not look there. There are several
other establishments within walking
distance, run by locals who appreciate
their heritage and offer a more varied
menu at reasonable prices. I’ll probably
be supporting one of them.
Seriola Lalandi
You mislead readers. I wrote “... does not
mean that progress and old fashioned
enchantment cannot co-exist”.
Ed
Heartfelt gratitude
Brumbies wishes to express their heartfelt gratitude to the following persons
and businesses for their contribution
and input towards a successful presentation ball/fundraising event held on 21
November. Phoenix Roller Mills, Auto
Clinic, Brad’s Electrical, Len’s Auto Repairs Mrs. M Stevens (Oatlands Bakery),
Fruit & Veg City, Capitec Bank Albany
Sports, Don Chandler (Kowie Brake &
Clutch), Andre Mager (Masakhe Engineering), Uthembeka Catering Services
and Pick n Pay Brumbies wishes the
Brumbies family a happy festive season.
Donovan Hector
Looking out for
each other
Only in a small town like Grahamstown
can one find people who care or are willing to help their fellow citizens when
things go wrong.
Terrified by the storm and army manoeuvres last week, while nobody was at
home, my small dog Dusty escaped from
our yard to find refuge. Two hours later
he was found by Sergeant McKenzie who
took him to the SPCA. I actually only discovered he was missing when I returned
home in the evening and by then he had
already been rescued. My searching the
area was obviously in vain.
The following day my daughter-in-law
phoned the SPCA where Dusty was being
kept. I was touched to receive phone calls
and SMSs from a number of concerned
people. I have also been stopped in Pick n
Pay by anxious friends. Special thanks to
Sgt. McKenzie and for the support from
others.
Duncan Greaves
Simelane not fit for
appointment
I sincerely and fully support the Democratic Alliance (DA) in their efforts
to challenge the decision of the State
President Jacob Zuma, to appoint Adv
Menzi Simelane as successor to Adv
Vusi Pikoli as national Director of Public
Prosecution.
I agree and admit that Simelane is a
graduate of the University of KwaZuluNatal and was educated at the famous
Prince Edward school in Zimbabwe.
I also agree that the appointment of
the head of the National Prosecuting Authority is the prerogative of the
President of the country. Jacob Zuma
has however acted foolishly, as Simelane
is simply not fit and proper to be the
National Director of Public Prosecution
(NDPP).
He lacks the necessary prosecutorial experience and has a track record
that casts serious doubt on his ability to
act without fear, favours or prejudice.
Simelane would only be in that office to
defend Zuma on corruption charges,
an issue the DA continues to pursue.
Earlier this year, Simelane was demoted
as the Director General of the Justice
Department to the Deputy NDPP as
a result of his disgraceful conduct.
The demotion occurred in the wake of
serious findings concerning Simelane’s
compliance and credibility, made by the
Ginwala Commission enquiry into the
fitness of Adv Pikoli to hold office as the
NDPP.
Simelane has, unwisely, been
catapulted above all other contenders
into the most senior and most powerful
public service job in our current constitutional dispensation.
Sigidla Ndumo
Team effort beats
criminals
Concerned Citizen’s shameful personal
attack on Dominic Thorburn (Grocott’s
Mail 1 December) is not only in the poorest of taste, it is downright disgusting.
Such mud slinging achieves nothing,
but fills one with sympathy and support
for Prof Thorburn and revulsion at the
views of “Concerned Citizen”, whoever
he/she may be.
An alert neighbour upset two armed
burglars who were trying to gain access
to my home on Wednesday morning last
week causing about R15 000 worth of damage in the process. Her shouts alerted my
domestic worker who activated the panic
button which both alerted Hi-Tec and
scared the two young men off. With the
aid of my neighbour as a witness the HiTec guards arrived and succeeded in rapidly apprehending the two not far from my
home, all within a matter of minutes of the
panic button being pressed. The police responded rapidly as well and arrested the
culprits. Not only was one crime solved
but two, as a young woman (whose home
was also almost burgled by the same men
mere minutes before they attempted to
burgle mine) was brought to the scene
by another team of guards who had responded to her alarm call. She was able to
give a positive identification. The heroes
are Mpiyane and Sindile Makana. Thanks
also to Derrick, Morné Herselmann and
the rest of the team who, as a precaution,
arrived soon thereafter to test and check
the rest of the alarm system protecting
my home. We do have a serious problem
with crime in Grahamstown but, for a little
while, I had an insight into the company
and I realised that, as with any organisation worth its salt, it is the people who
make the difference – from those who staff
the control room to the people at the coalface of its operation – all of whom cared
enough to make a difference. Thank you.
Clive Whitford
Aluta Continua
Shameful personal
attack
Pseudonyms may be used, but all letters must be supported by a name, signature and street address. Preference will be given to letters which are not longer than 400 words and are clearly legible. The editor reserves the right to edit or reject letters/photographs.
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Just to clarify the KFC issue
My initial reaction to the letter titled “Beer shouldn’t listen to
Aesthetics Committee” in Tuesday’s edition of Grocott’s Mail,
was to treat it with the contempt it deserves and ignore it.
Unfortunately then the myopia of the lily-livered “Concerned
Citizen” (taking personal pot shots while hiding behind a nomde-plume) would remain unchallenged, and the facts hidden.
Hypocrisy indeed! Oh, and Mr Beer certainly needs no encouragement to ignore local authority since he has often done so
since he first illegally demolished a Settler cottage to start the
Pepper Grove Mall and the subsequent rampant block busting.
Firstly there is no such thing as “GAC” [Grahamstown Aesthetics Committee] and it is not a “policing body”. The Aesthetics Committee of Makana Municipality is an advisory standing
committee of council, who apply existing statutory by-laws,
and whose recommendations go before the Mayoral Executive
Committee for ratification. The committee is made up of a spectrum of volunteer career professions including representatives
of sectors such as business, architecture, heritage, hospitality,
and academia. I am not, and have never been, the head of the
committee and in fact it is always chaired by a City Councillor.
The committee is pro-development and has met with countless business people and arrived at satisfactory and appropriate solutions. There are many national franchises that have
successful businesses in Grahamstown and are sensitive to
the aesthetic issues and have in fact embraced them profitably – these include Spur, Steers, Dulcé Café, Debonairs Pizza,
Nandos and Lewis stores. They have not adopted the bullyboy
tactics of KFC.
If “Concerned Citizen” applied his/her mind to the real economic issues so glibly bandied about he/she would soon learn
that the economics of the Makana district depend principally on
historic and cultural tourism. This tourism is dependant on local history, heritage and the built environment. If not preserved
and allowed to be prostituted by cavalier business people the
economy will suffer directly. Tourists do not visit Grahamstown
because it has the ambience of Mthatha or Boksburg!
Regarding my house in African Street – I have not lived
there for more than three years and the “lurid” colours that it
was painted were in fact an authentic match with Victorian colours as used at the time … yes they could be colourful too! Also
worth noting is that the new owner has elected to retain the
colour scheme … go figure!
Lastly “Concerned Citizen” may well consider joining Mr
Beer in his ATV for the first drive-through and bucket of KFC,
but if succumbing to choking on a bone (as opposed to his words)
I certainly will not be exercising the Heimlich manoeuvre.
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People from out of town may look at Grahamstown as a small, boring place.
Local businesses would beg to differ.
Digital printing
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IT equipment
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Grahamstown
Tel: 046 - 622 7275
Fax: 046 - 622 7276
Cell: 072 309 3953
E-mail: [email protected]
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Why does a referree not pitch up 4 a SAFA
league regional soccer match? Not good enuf.
>>>>>>>>>>
Grahamstown aesthetics body, especially Prof
Thornburn, wow u people must be bored. It’s
actually a joke. I would like to raise a
concern about posts and job opportunities
in Makana Municipality, why are they always
being advertised late? They only advertise
them a day or two before the actual closing
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>>>>>>>>>>
These robots r gonna lead 2 road rage
they change 2 fast and sum people in front
sleeps. the othe day i stopped 4 times
before i could cross and then i crossed at
yello. pls do something
>>>>>>>>>>
KFC? Let’s have some 20-storey skyscrapers,
streets clogged with fume-filled traffic,
queues for everything, no time for anyone
- this is what more developed towns than
G’town already have. Sounds great, hey?
>>>>>>>>>>
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mara, the Cape Town gospel superstar,
and Kororo “Kweriez” of Rhymes Squad
fame. Their efforts and the production
of their music by Siyabonga Hlekani – a
Johannesburg composer and producer –
have contributed to the popular rap music township flavour with which the group
has become synonymous.
“We are shooting another music
video after Move and we are doing it at
home”, Lance said proudly. The shooting
of the this video has been delayed due to
the heavy assault on band member Kwezi “Bond” Gumse, with the band deciding
not to go ahead until “Bond” could participate. He has recently been released
from hospital and is now steadily recovering at home.
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dantsane music group Manskap is a contemporary hip-hop
group who took East London by
storm in 2007 with their debut mix album
entitled Mdantsane. They released their
second, self-titled album Manskap late
last year, which sold more than 50 000
copies in the Eastern Cape and throughout South Africa, especially in Johannesburg. The group are now planning their
second music video.
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Mampofu , Khwezi “Bond” Gumse, Thulani “Tulz” Phezisa, Phindile “Blu” Magida and Mawethu “DeeBira” Matebese.
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which he shared with up-and-coming
acts like Mzembe, S'bu and Sgcebe in the
late 90s.
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international websites, radio stations and
television networks,” Lance said, stressing the importance of private, public
and corporate involvement in the arts,
especially around “barren areas” in the
Eastern Cape music landscape, such as
Mdantsane. This self-owned, communitybased and youth-orientated group insist
that other local musicians should stop
over-analysing their work and celebrate
local artists.
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Lights, 6pm Glee, 7pm Carte
Blanche, 8.05pm Eagle Eye,
10pm Mad Men.
5am World Today, 7.30am
Snazzy Stories, 10am 7de
Laan, 10.30am Generations,
11am Isidingo, 11.30am The
View, 1.30pm News Update,
2pm Vibes, 4pm 3 Talk,
6.30pm Isidingo, 7pm News,
7.30pm The Game, 8pm
Momma's Boys.
6am Sunrise, 10am 3rd
Degree, 10.30am Sunset
Beach, 12.30pm Judge
Judy, 1pm News Day,
1.30pm WWE, 2.30pm
Bump, 6pm e News,
6.30pm Rhythm City,
7.30pm Scandal!, 8pm
WWE Superstars.
10am Binelanders, 11am
Egoli, 2pm Sea Princesses,
3pm Bakugan Battle, 4.30pm
Dinosaur King, 5pm Lie To Me,
6pm Binnelanders, 6.30pm
EGOLI, 7pm My Name Is Earl,
7.30pm HawthoRNe, 8.30pm
Private Practice, 9.30pm When
Did You Last See Your Father?
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9 Dog,
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4 3Gospel
7 Gold,
6 1 8 2
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9 2 Agape,
8 11am
3 5 Spirit
6 4 1
3 Sundae,
8 5 12pm
4 6Big1Up, 9 2 7
1pm Precious Africa, 2pm
1 4 6 2 9 7 8 3 5
Telkom Splash, 2.30pm
African Soccer
Show,
PuzzleFNB
20 (Medium,
difficulty
rating 0.58)
3pm Laduma, 6pm Moribo,
9 6.30pm
1 3 Asikhulume,
6 8 2 7 5 4
5 7.30pm
6 7 Zulu
4 News.
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Issues Of Faith, 10am Life
4 Eastern
5 6
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4 Simcha,
8 3 1
Mosaic, 12pm
12.30pm Dr2 Phil6 1.30pm
7 4
Sport On 2, 3.30pm 7de
9 5 1 2
Laan, 6pm Nuus, 6.30pm
Fokus, 7pm Stokvel,
8pm Gospel Time, 9pm
Africa Batanai, 10pm NCIS,
11pm Heartland.
6am Morning Live, 8am
6 SABC International, 9am
7 Infomercials, 10am Jakkals
7 2.50pm
9 6 Informercials,
2 4 8 3pm
1 3
5 Jol, 12.30pm Dr. Phil,
1.30pm Days, 2.15pm
Judge Mathis, 4pm Hectic
2 Nine -9, 4.30pm Sponge9 bob, 5.30pm News, 6pm
When Duty Calls.
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5 8Gospel
9 Gold,
7 112pm
4 2
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2 4 Lakho,
5 3 1pm
6 Shift,
9 8
Ses’khona, 3.30pm Delilah
2 7 9 3 6 5 8 4
and Julius, 4.30pm Kid
4 Paddle,
8 5 6pm
7 Bold,
1 7pm
9 3 6
6 Nomzamo,
3 1 87.30pm
2 4News,
5 7
8pm Generations.
M-Net
8am African News, 11am
WWE, 12.30pm Judge Judy,
1pm News Day, 1.30pm
WWE Smackdown, 2.30pm
One Last Flight, 3.55pm
Frenzy, 5.10pm Young And
Restless, 6.30pm Rhythm
City, 7pm News, 7.30pm
Style By Jury, 8pm Kickboxer
2, 10pm e News, 10.35pm
The Good Shepherd.
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6am Morning Live, 8am
10.30am Generations,
180 Degrees, 9.10am
11.30am The View,
Thabang Thabong,
12.10pm 3 Talk with Noleen
11.30pm Ladies First,
1.30pm
AfricaNews
Update,
12.30pm Puzzle
Dr. Phil,
151.30pm
(Medium, difficulty
rating
0.55)
2pm MTN One Day InternaDays Of Our Lives, 2.15pm
7 9 2 3 6 5 4 8 1
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Judge Mathis, 4pm Hectic
4 3 7de8 1 2 96.30pm
6 7News,
5 7pm MTN
Nine - 9, 6.30pm
Laan, 7.30pm
1 Noot
5 Vir
6 8 4 7One9Day 2International
3
Noot, 8.30pm
6 News,
1 3 2 9 4Series,
8 10.30pm
5 7 Life As A
House.
9.30pm Ashifashabba.
5 7am
9 2YO.TV,
7 10:00am
8 6 3
3 Generations
5 9 8 Omnibus,
2 7 4
12.30pm Imizwilili, 1.30pm
4 8 3 6 9 2 7 5
Countdown 2010, 2pm
7 World
2 6of Sports,
4 5 2:00pm
1 8 9 3
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duma, 6pm Selimathunzi,
4 6.30pm
6 8 Friends
5 1 Like
3 These,
2 7 9
2 7.30pm
3 1 Xhosa
7 4News,
9 8pm
5 6 8
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5 7 9 6 2 8 4 1 3
Gospel Music Awards.
sunday, 6 december 2009
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WHAT’S ON
What to do, Where to go
Keep sending me your weekly listings and I’ll keep you informed on what is happening in and around Grahamstown! If you know of an event that you think Grocott’s Mail
readers would be interested in, let us know by faxing us on 046 622 7282, by dropping it off at 40 High Street or email [email protected].
Please ensure that it reaches us by the Tuesday before publication. – Susan Powers
FRIDAY, 4 DECEMBER
CHRISTMAS MARKET
When 11am – 9pm
Where NG Church Hall, 57 Hill Street
What Everything is handcrafted, and there
will be 35 craft and home produce stalls
and the popular Black Bean coffee shop.
WhO Annelize Bosch on 083 279 7969
SATURDAY, 5 DECEMBER
SUNDAY, 6 DECEMBER
OLDENBURGIA HIKING CLUB
When 7.30am
Where Meet at Pick n Pay
What Join us in Cannon Rocks for
the last hike of the year consisting
of a walk through the dune forest
with some wonderful views and then
a walk along the beach. Lunch will
be at Boknes. From there those who
would like to walk to Diaz Cross can
do so. Cost: R30 for petrol.
Who Penny Tyson, hike leader, on
083 953 7405 or 046 622 9728
CHRISTMAS MARKET
When 8am – 4pm
(Please see Friday, 4 December for details)
FARMERS MARKET
When 9am – 1pm
Where Old Gaol, Somerset Street
What Fresh produce, dairy products,
food stalls, essential oils, music,
pottery, garden and potted plants,
roses, homemade preserves, crafts and
many other stalls. Fabulous handmade
goodies and gift ideas. Come see, taste
and join the festivities!
Who Vanessa on 082 754 7172 or
Leigh on 071 242 3050.
1820 SETTLERS JOLLY CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON
When 12pm (drinks) & 12.30pm (lunch)
Where The Highlander, Worcester Street
What For Grahamstown members and their friends to
celebrate our social event of the year! Book early through
The Highlander on 046 622 3564.
Who Hilde Slinger on 046 622 2100
ALBANY HORTICULTURAL & LILIUM SOCIETY
When 2.30pm
Where Leave from Albany Museum in Somerset Street
What A visit to the gardens of members who cultivate
liliums. The garden with the best display will win the Lou
Mullins trophy. Tea will be provided but please bring along
your own eats. All welcome
Wh0 Sharon Richner on 072 244 3863
MONDAY, 7 DECEMBER
SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING
When 8pm
Where St George’s Hall, High Street
What Join us for a fun evening of
Scottish country dancing. All are
welcome, including beginners.
Who Val on 046 622 2308
Forthcoming Attractions
GRAHAMSTOWN HISTORICAL SOCIETY
When Saturday, 12 December at 11am
Where Depart from outside the Rhodes Fine Art department
on the right hand side of Drostdy Arch
What Travel to Brackkloof farm for our end of year
bring-and-share luncheon. Bring your interesting
anecdotes and stories as entertainment!
Who 082 832 5839
Grocott’s Mail
40 High Street
Grahamstown 6140
Tel: 622 7222
Fax: 622 7282
Matched?
Hatched?
Despatched?
Need a advert
in the
newspaper?
Contact
Tamie
WEDNESDAY, 9 DECEMBER
A MAGICAL EVENING
When 7pm for 7.30pm
Where Shades of Green restaurant, Makana Resort
What Join us for good food and wine accompanied by Evert
van Niekerk on violin. Come and be thoroughly entertained.
Only R60 per ticket. Limited seats available. This is a
fundraiser for Somerset Place Home for the Aged.
WhO For bookings please call Norma on 083 330 1594
Woolies 2009 baby
ENTRY FROM
1st prize - R1000 clothing voucher • 2nd prize - R500
clothing voucher • 3rd prize - R250 clothing voucher
NAME: _________________________
SURNAME: _____________________
AGE: ___________________________
For queries contact: Elmarie 046-622 3423
MAKANA MUNICIPALITY
APPLICATION FOR CONSOLIDATION & SUBDIVISION OF ERVEN
2451, 2452 AND 2453, GROCOTT
STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN
Notice is hereby given in terms of section 24(1) of land use planning
Ordinance, 1985 (Ordinance 15 of 1985) that the municipality has
received application from MEH Sülter & Son on behalf of Diane
Marion Ford for consolidation and subdivision of Erven 2451, 2452
and 2453, Grahamstown.
Further particulars regarding this application may be obtained during
office hours from the DIRECTORATE: TECHNICAL & INFRASTRUCTURAL SERVICES, GRAHAMSTOWN.
Any person wishing to submit objection, if any must do so in writing to the MUNICIPAL MANAGER, P. O. BOX 176, GRAHAMSTOWN, 6140 on or before 25 December 2009.
TALENTED BUNCH... The NV Cewu drama team are (from left) Lindokuhle Mzongwana, Sihle Budaza, Anelisa Gxekwa,
Sinovuyo Geelbooi, Thabang Makeba, Nontembiso Memani (co-ordinator), Anelisa Rafa, Nwabisa Nkani and Asemahle Budaza. The club came first in the Makana Drama Festival on the junior level. "We are proud because we have competed with
many schools in Grahamstown," says Memani. Photo: Maria Sibiya
Ms. N. L. BAART
MUNICIPAL MANAGER
REFERENCE NUMBER: CS/ 2451, 2452 & 2453
NOTICE NUMBER: 116 /2009
Grocott’s
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www.grocotts.co.za
PROPERTY SUPPLEMENT
Gill Meyer
082 651 9976
Chris Armitage
084 444 7884
STEWART
ARMITAGE
ESTATES
81 CHURCH SQUARE
TEL. 046 622 4134
www.armitageestates.co.za E-mail: [email protected]
Chris has had
over 30 years
experience in the
Grahamstown
property market.
ARIES NEST - R675 000
BRIAR ROSE OVERLOOKS ST ANDREW’S - From R1 350 000
Friday, 4 December 2009
[email protected]
+28a Hill Street (Cnr Hill & Beaufort St)
g 046 636 1174 • Fax: 046 636 1186
Jeff 082 940 1418
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS
Modern 3 bedroomed lock-up and go apartments overlooking Lower Field.
Approximately 106m²
KINGSVIEW ESTATE FROM R1 050 000
KINGS MANOR - R850 000
2 Bedroom apartment. Excellent
investment with strong returns.
McGowan Str bedsitter flat
FITZROY PARK - R880 000
Warren Str 3 b/r available in 5 b/r house R1 720/rm
R1 330/m
(mature female student)
SOLE MANDATE
SOLE MANDATE
Luxury units in secure estate
3 Bedroom spacious apartment let at
R6 600p/m for 2010. Excellent return.
3 Bedroomed unit close
to Kingswood
OATLANDS NORTH - R980 000
COUNTRY RESIDENCE
SUMMER PLACE - R750 000
Beaufort St: furnished 4 bedroom house
R1 480/rm
Shepperson lane: 3 b/r house
R5 550/m neg
Shepperson lane: 3 b/r house
R5 000/m
Gowie St: 4 b/r house
R6 500/m
Hill 60: Cory circle 4 bedroom house
R6 000/m
Wincanton 3 bedroom house with pool
R4 900/m
SOLE MANDATE
3 Bedroomed home with magnificent views in
secure new complex.
2010 Digslist available
E-mail us, ring us, or come see us at our office
SOLE MANDATE
DUAL MANDATE
Just 5 minutes outside Grahamstown.
4 Bedroom home on 4 hectares.
Sort-after 2 bedroomed apartment let at
R4 800p/m for 2010
SUNNYSIDE
LE
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SO ATENDA
NDMA
MOALE
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Tel: 046 622 5546 Fax: 046 622 5548
[email protected]
www.propertygrahamstown.co.za
MULTI AWARD WINNING AGENT
FOR INSTITUTE OF ESTATE AGENTS AND IPC
2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 & 2008
MONIKA GAYBBA
082 855 0015
STONES HILL
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SPACIOUS & CHARMING 19TH CENTURY VILLA with
sizeable bedrooms, fireplaces, yellowwood floors,
bay-window. It’s more than just a home.
R2 350 000
L
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PRIME POSITION PLOT with flat & garages in an
exceptional setting. Close St Andrews Prep. Would suit
a designer home.
POA
LIFESTYLE RESIDENCE WITH GRANDEUR &
DISTINCTION. Spacious kitchen, open-plan living area,
pool, gazebo, terrace overlooking rolling lawns & spectacular garden. Ideal for entertaining. R4 600 000
KINGSWOOD
STONES HILL
E
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ND
MA
SUNNY NORTH-FACING HOME, 3 bedrooms, living,
dining & TV rooms, double garage, secure garden &
pool with private deck. Close to schools. A rare find at
R1 100 000
A
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MAKE YOUR LIVING IN A COUNTRY SETTING! Just
minutes from town is this picturesque property with a
family home & 5 separate guest units.
R2 600 000
INVESTMENT WITH VIEW 2BR
units minutes from town centre.
Rental potential R4400/month!
R675 000
OATLANDS NORTH
OATLANDS
ATE
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CENTRAL
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DOUBLE DEAL. 2 spacious 2 BR units in secure
sought-after complex. Rental potential R8800/month.
A great investment.
R990 000
SMALL HOLDING
W
NE SE
LEA
RE
OAK TREES & OPEN SPACE
Uniquely positioned home with an
abundance of space, embraces its
surroundings.
POA
OATLANDS NORTH
LE
SO ATE
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MA
TWO-IN-ONE 3BR family home
with SQ, double garage & pool.
Large 2nd dwelling. Very good
resale area.
R1 550 000
WE ARE MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL REFERRAL NETWORK. CONTACT US IF YOU ARE MOVING OUT OF TOWN.
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HOMEFINDER
ABOVE
THE
CROWD
The RE/MAX High Fliers
RE/MAX Passion (Grahamstown)
ALEXIS BOWKER & LIZA BOTHA
RE/MAX Initiative (Grahamstown)
GWYNETH TRAFFORD
RE/MAX Branding (Grahamstown)
CHARMAINE VAN STADEN
REACH FOR A DREAM (Grahamstown)
MEYRICK BOWKER
HIGHLANDS COUNTRY ESTATE
From R570 000
A
t a gala event held in Port Elizabeth at Elizabeth House,
120 RE/MAX Associates and Support Staff celebrated
another successful year as the premier real estate market
leader. Our Top Achievers were recognised without whom the
RE/MAX dream of being “Above the Crowd” would not be a
reality. The RE/MAX family wishes you all a Festive Season.
NEW RELEASE
1st position: Top Agent for commission earned & Units Sold (Ght)
1st position: Top agent for commission earned & units sold (E. Cape)
JEAN RODGERSON
CRADOCK HEIGHTS
R1 050 000
KINGSWOOD
3rd position: Agent of the Year units sold (Eastern Cape)
3rd position: Agent of the Year commission earned (Eastern Cape)
ALEXIS BOWKER
R1 400 000
JOZA
R220 000
PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL ESTATE
with the primary goal being to
create an upmarket and
aesethetically pleasing and secure
eco estate and secure living
environment. ±15km from
Grahamstown. Only 15 plots
available. All with magnificent
views.
WEBREF: 300274745
JEAN 082 772 0396
THE GREENS
SOLE MANDATE
DUAL MANDATE
SOLE MANDATE
DUAL MANDATE
From R525 000
DUAL MANDATE
PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
OF
• BODY CORPORTATES
• HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATIONS
• RENTALS
ELEGANT AND SECURE. Delightful family home
comprising of 3 bed, 2 bathrooms (mes). Open plan
kitchen/diningroom and 1 lounge. Lovely undercover
braai area. Single garage. Top security.
WEBREF: 300273864
LOADS OF SPACE. Great family home on large
grounds. Pool, flat, separate office and more. So
much on offer here!
WEBREF: 300261336
JEAN 082 772 0396
ALEXIS 083 461 5572
GUARANTEED TO PLEASE AT THIS PRICE.
Semi-detached home with spacious rooms perfect
for handy husband and hardworking housewife lots of room for improvement
NO 1 STUDENT COMPLEX in town. Situated in the
heart of town in excellent, secure location, metres
walk from Rhodes University and direct access into
all shops at Pick n Pay mall.
WEBREF: 300263407
WEBREF: 300212139
WENDY 082 863 9483
ALEXIS 083 461 5572
WESTHILL
Needing more detail? Contact
Gwyneth at
[email protected]
Cell no: 076 239 8583
Office hours: 046 622 6061
From R1 380 000
DUAL MANDATE
A STEP AWAY FROM ST ANDREW’S COLLEGE MAIN SPORTS FIELD
1
7
Top quality finishes throughout. 3 Bedrooms, open plan living area and kitchen, underfloor heating.
Double doors out to patio with magnificent views of St Andrew’s College Lower field. Also included:
Lift, washing machine, tumble drier, fridge, oven & hob
Jean Rodgerson
Sales Associate
Manageress
Alexis Bowker
Sales Associate
Wendy King
Sales Associate
Leon Kruger
Farming & Lifestyle
Associate
7
S
LE OLD
FT
JEAN 082 772 0396
Meyrick Bowker
Farming
Associate
Dave Mullins
Auctioneer
Farming Associate
Eric Miatsha
Sales Associate
Charmaine
van Staden
Rental
Associate
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HOMEFINDER
“Artfully uniting extraordinary properties with extraordinary lives”
CENTRAL - R555 000
CENTRAL - R680 000
CENTRAL - R1 300 000
Web Ref No: 0000 471 891
NEW
Sole Mandate
CENTRAL - R450 000
SE
EA
REL
Dual Mandate
Sole Mandate
STUDENT ACCOMODATION
OPPORTUNITY This one bedroom
flat with balcony and lovely living area is
tenanted for 2010. don’t miss out on this
excellent investment.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Spacious 2 bedroom flat with large living area
on African Street! Tenanted for 2010 with
great income! Perfect for Students!
CUYLER ST CITY CENTRE
3 x 2 bedded units all in one! Brilliant rental
income! Neat and tidy, quiet and peaceful.
Brilliant location, close to everything.
PARADISE ROW
Well built and spacious three bedroom house
with space for expansion.
SUNNYSIDE - R1 295 000
SUNNYSIDE - R950 000
KINGSWOOD - R895 000
OATLANDS - R1 100 000
Web Ref No: 0000 555 817
Sole Mandate
Dual Mandate
Web Ref No: 0000 565 595
Web Ref No: 0000 259 540
Sole Mandate
Sole Mandate
Sole Mandate
Beautiful secure refurbished home in a
tranquil setting. Warm and spacious, 3
bedrooms and wooden floors. Includes a
neat spacious flat downstairs.
This darling property in sought after
Cross Street must be viewed.
A CHARMING PIECE OF HISTORY!
SPACIOUS, NEAT ATTRACTIVE HOME
IS IDEAL “LOCK-UP-AND-GO”
Safe and secure with a friendly warm feel. 2
Bedrooms and a separate guest toilet. Attractive spacious lounge and dinningroom with
character and charm.
GREAT LOCATION GREAT
INVESTMENT
5 Man student digs. Lease signed for 2010.
Remote access and secure.
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION OPPOSITE
CHRIST CHURCH
Family home with spacious bedrooms. Private
and secluded north-facing garden and double
garage.
SUNNYSIDE PLOT - R285 000
TINGEL - R999 000
Web Ref No: 0000 555 412
Web Ref No: 0000 554 674
Sole Mandate
Sole Mandate
PERFECT FAMILY LOCK-UP-AND-GO
Venita Arguile
Joy Miles
Marlene Prinsloo
Mzoli Luzipo
This well-located historical Charmer
offers heaps of accommodation. It’s
situated in the leafy heart of Oatlands and
must be viewed!
Sole Mandate
HENS TEETH?
Sole Mandate
PERFECT LOCATION FOR STUDENTS
A LEVEL STAND OF 601m² AVAILABLE in
Cathcart Street Sunnyside. Don’t delay, this
won’t be around too long!
This spacious and light townhouse is ideal
for student Digs. Calling investors, this
kind of opportunity raely comes up!
STUNNING VICTORIAN HOME
Restored character home, ideally located to
Kingswood in the heart of Oatlands.
Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated
Postnet Suite 7
Private Bag X1672
Grahamstown
OATLANDS NORTH - R1 800 000
OATLANDS NORTH - R2 300 000
fORT eNGLAND - R510 000
S
Peppergrove Mall, African Street, Grahamstown. Tel: 046 636 1388 offi[email protected]
www.sothebysrealty.co.za
1st Floor Eskom Building
110 High Street
Grahamstown
STUNNiNG VieWS OVeR TOWN. LOADS Of ROOm WiTH 6
beDROOmS AND 3 bATHROOmS. HUGe GARDeN.
call aNDRea 082 550 1937
D
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Sole Mandate
STONE VICTORIAN
072 600 0065
084 320 9238
072 209 6658
078 527 5465
D
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S
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This lovely freehold unit with low levies is
spacious with a lovely private garden.
D
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mODeRN AND SPACiOUS. TOP LeVeL SeCURiTY.
LARGe eNTeRTAiNmeNT AReAS. TWO fLATS fOR
eXTRA iNCOme call aNDRea 082 550 1937
KiNGSVieW eSTATe - R1 400 000
Tel/Fax: 046 636 2636
[email protected]
THe bRiAR ROSe - fROm R1 375 000
DUAL mANDATe
eXCLUSiVe DeVeLOPmeNT bORDeRiNG COLLeGe’S
LOWeR fieLD. 3 beD, 2 bATH APARTmeNTS. LimiTeD NO.Of UNiTS LefT. call leslie 082 652 4158
HiLL SiXTY - R1 300 000
Ingredients:
Mint Fruit Salad
• 2 pink grapefruit - O/S
• 2 large oranges - R6.99 p/kg
• 2 nectarines - R19.99 p/kg
• 2 kiwi fruits - R3.99 each
• 2 tablespoons mint leaves
DUAL mANDATe
3 beDROOmS, 1 bATHROOm, HUGe KiTCHeN,
LAUNDRY & eNCLOSeD GARDeN. CLOSe TO
SHOPS. call NaTalia 072 214 4700
COmmeRCiAL PROPeRTY - R8 miLL
WeLL APPOiNTeD OPeN-PLAN SPACiOUS UNiT iN SeCURe
COmPLeX WiTH eASY ACCeSS TO COmmUNAL fACiLiTieS.
call MaRioN 083 244 6409
LOCK-UP ‘N GO - R700 000
SOLe mANDATe
LARGe fAmiLY HOme NeSTLeD iN THe TReeS. GOOD
AReA. GReAT VieWS. LOTS Of SPACe LAUNDRY, DbL,
GARAGe AND CARPORT. call aNDRea 082 550 1937
- R6.99
• 1 tablespoon sugar
business for Sale
CeNTRAL TRADiNG STORe R180 000.
SOLe mANDATe
PRime COmmeRCiAL SiTe. We ALSO HAVe SeVeRAL
LUCRATiVe bUSiNeSSeS fOR SALe.
call leslie 082 652 4158
immACULATe 2 beDROOm TOWNHOUSe. CLOSe TO
GRAeme COLLeGe, GARDeN AND bUiLT-iN bRAAi
call NaTalia 072 214 4700
WeLL eSTAbLiSHeD GeNeRAL DeALeR
& TAKe AWAY. GOOD ViSibiLiTY.
fiNANCiALS AVAiLAbLe. eXPeRieNCeD
STAff. SOLD LOCK STOCK & bARReL
call MaRioN HeNDRy
083 244 6409
Phone Number: 046 622 3258
Using a sharp paring knife, cut the
peel and all white pith away from
the outside of the grapefruit and
oranges. Working carefully over a
serving bowl, slip the knife along the
membranes on both sides of each
segment to release the segments
from the membranes into the bowl.
Repeat until you have removed all
segments from the citrus fruit.
Squeeze the membranes to release
any juices into the bowl. Remove the
pits from the nectarines and then cut
each half into 8 thin slices. Peel the
kiwi and cut each into 8 to 10 thin
lengthwise slices. Add the mint and
sugar and toss gently to combine.
Refrigerate for 15 minutes before
serving. Toss gently and serve in
small chilled bowls
Source: (http://www.foodnetwork.com)
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Homefinder
GRAHAMSTOWN
OFFICE
FAX
EMAIL
046 622 2778
046 622 7877
[email protected]
AFRICAN STREET
R645 000
OATLANDS NORTH
R990 000
R150 000
OATLANDS NORTH
R810 000
Bedrooms 2 | Bathrooms 1 | Garage 0 | WEB ACCESS 1GC1012830
Bedrooms 3 | Bathrooms 1 | Garage 1 |
ELLENOR COURT
Ideally situated within walking distance of
Rhodes, this ground floor apartment is ideal
for student accommodation.
SHOWN WITH PRIDE
The great room, dining area and kitchen are
placed in an energy-efficient cluster.
EXTENSION 7
Large house with a spacious front room is
the perfect home for a young family needing
loads of space.
ADORABLE AND AFFORDABLE
Sun-drenched bedrooms with French doors
flowing onto the large pool and braai area.
SATURDAY 05 DECEMBER
View from 10am-12pm. Follow pointer
boards from African Street.
Kim Webber 082 523 8277
Kim Webber 082 523 8277
Kim Webber 082 523 8277
Kim Webber 082 523 8277
Adéle Barnard 084 509 3889
DEVELOPMENT
WESTHILL
R560 000
FORT ENGLAND
R510 000
ALICEDALE
R75 000
WEB ACCESS 1GC432511
SHOWHOUSE
SUNNYSIDE
KINGS FLATS
FROM R1.25 MILLION
R3.25 MILLION
Bedrooms 3 | Bathrooms 1 | Garage 0 | WEB ACCESS 1GT448619
LOCK UP AND GO
Centrally situated apartment with brand
new kitchen. Ideal student accommodation.
Not to be missed.
GREAT STARTER HOME
Spacious family home close to shopping
complex and CBD.
ROLLING FAIRWAYS
Magnificent Eastern Cape bushveld surrounds
this Gary Player-designed golf course.
MILNER STREET
Perfect lock-up-go apartments for private
school parents. This secure development is
within walking distance to St Andrew’s.
ON ST ANDREW’S DOORSTEP
5-Bedroom home set on large grounds with
wooden floors, veranda and pool. The kids
can walk to school and sport.
Daphné Timm 082 809 4283
OATLANDS
CRADOCK HEIGHTS
CBD
OATLANDS NORTH
R4.6 MILLION
PEACEFUL ESTATE
Set on large grounds in a peaceful cul-de-sac,
this home offers reception areas overlooking
manicured garden and Albany fields.
KINGS HEIGHTS
R310 000
R1.295 MILLION
R1.3 MILLION
R652 000
R1.075 MILLION
ON TOP OF THE WORLD
Modern, newly built home for a family
starting out. Open plan living, double
garage, and views of Grahamstown.
CBD ADDRESS
Well situated between High and New Streets,
the property boasts 3 x 2-bedroom flats.
Perfect for student digs or business premises.
SIZE PLUS LOCATION
Enjoy the spacious open plan lounge, kitchen
and dining room. This unit has a private garden
and entertainment area with braai facilities.
SPLIT LEVEL HOME
On level ground. Top quality finishes
throughout. Beautiful views across the valley.
The main bedroom opens onto a balcony.
Brenda Cadle 083 529 5551
KINGSWOOD
KINGSWOOD
EXTENSION 5
R1.195 MILLION
R1.4 MILLION
CRADOCK HEIGHTS
R420 000
Bedrooms 3 | Bathrooms 2.5 | Garage 2 |WEB ACCESS 1GC1012305
KINGS GARDENS
FROM R695 000
Bedrooms 0 | Bathrooms 0 | Garage 0 | WEB ACCESS 1GT466627
Bedrooms 2 | Bathrooms 2.5 | Garage 0 | WEB ACCESS 1GC1000634
HIGH AND MIGHTY
Your opportunity to design and build your
dream home in a secure development complex,
overlooking the best views of Grahamstown.
CUTE AND COMPACT
Ideal starter home for newlyweds or firsttime homebuyer. Good area close to schools
with security and privacy.
SPACE TO RUN
Lovely family home with swimming pool,
entertainment area and guest suite. Set on
large grounds, it is ideal for the busy family.
JUST MOVE IN
Exceptionally neat and well maintained
home in good area, close to schools. Built-in
oven and hob, plenty of built-in cupboards.
LOCK UP AND GO
Ideal as a base in town with superb finishes
and appliances.
Bridget Fourie 082 775 8877
RENTALS
HOUSES:
4 Bedrooms
4 Bedrooms
6 Bedrooms
2 Bedrooms
6 Bedrooms
R6 500
R8 000
R10 800
R6 700
R9 000
1 Dec
1 Dec
1 Dec
1 Dec
1 Jan
TOWNHOUSES:
2 Bedrooms
2 Bedrooms
R5 500
R4 400
1 Jan
1 Dec
FLATS:
2 Bedrooms
R5 000
1 Dec
4 Bedrooms
3 Bedrooms
2 Bedrooms
Bachelor flat
R6 600
R4 800
R4 000
R2 000
1 Dec
1 Dec
1 Dec
1 Dec
COTTAGES:
2 Bedrooms + pool
R4 000
Industrial units
R700
1 Dec
Immediately
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INTERFAITH
CHURCH SERVICES
WHO WANTS A PRESENT?... The learners at Nompumelelo Pre-Primary School put their hands up at the end of the year
Christmas function. Their teacher Buki Gqeke proudly directed a concert for the parents of the little ones before handing
out Christmas gifts. Photo: Steven Lang
Thought for the week
Preparing for Christmas!
C
an you believe it? The year is almost over! I don’t know
about you, but I am exhausted! Feels like everything
has whizzed by this year! What a rush! I found this
quote by actor Robin Williams: “Why do they call it rush hour
when nothing moves!” So true! I think I am always in hurry
in Grahamstown, but what does it feel like living in Jo’burg
with all those road alterations for 2010? If I forget something
in Grahamstown, I can at least go home and get it – if you forget anything there – too bad!
Amidst this silly season comes Christmas! Yes, it will
be here in a few weeks time – and yes we will need to rush
around and do all the Christmas shopping, attend all the yearend functions and prepare for guests. But before you sigh in
disbelief at all the extra energy you will need to do it all, take
a moment to think.
What is Christmas about really? They say Christmastime
is like a magnifying glass of sorts. For some, it reveals the
blessings of life they possess and for others it reminds them
of the blessings of life still hoped for or lost.
For some it projects the light of their dreams, hopes, and
wishes and for others it reruns the sad dimness of what could
have been, isn’t yet, or is no more. Regardless of what this
time exaggerates in your life, I want to encourage you all to
use Christmas like a telescope. Gaze into it and discover again
the mystery of God’s love given to us before we loved Him.
That baby in the manger is the source of everything bright
in life and the solution to everything that is dim and dark in
this world.
May Jesus, the hope of the whole world fill your heart with
everything that is noble, true and brings peace to your life.
Rev Geoff Probert
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Celebrating Christmas at Trinity Presbyterian
YOU are invited to join Trinity Presbyterian Church to celebrate Christmas
through music and the Word. A Christmas Carol Service will be held on Sunday
6 December at 9.30am.
Taking part in the service will be local
choir Still4Eva, formed by musically-inclined students from Rhodes University
whose goals are to develop the musical
talent of Grahamstown's youth. Still4Eva
have performed at the National Arts Festival's Gospel Africa programme for the
last two years.
On Sunday, 20 December a combined
service with the Dutch Reformed Church
will be held at Trinity at 9.30am. This is
the fourth year that the two churches
have combined to celebrate Christmas.
Rev Geoff Probert of Trinity and Ds
Strauss de Jager of the NG Kerk invites
everyone to join this special celebration
of Christian unity.
The service will be conducted in
English and Afrikaans.
Tower of London Choir
to visit our Cathedral
THE Choir of the Chapel Royal
at the Tower of London, one of
the finest chapel choirs in the
UK, will be visiting Grahamstown in January. Consisting of
ten professional singers under
the direction of Colum Carey,
organist and director of music,
the choir will be giving recitals in
Cape Town and leading worship
at St George’s Cathedral, prior
to coming to Grahamstown. On
Sunday, 10 January the choir
will be leading the singing at
a Choral Eucharist at 8.30am
in the Cathedral of St Michael
and St George. The preacher
will be Prof Michael Whisson. At
Evensong on the same day the
choir will again lead the worship
and the preacher will be the
Queen’s Chaplain at the Tower
of London.
AUCTIONS
www.hutchproperties.co.za
Thursday 10th December 2009 @ 11am
Listed Items:
A REAL SMORGASBORD OF A SALE
1x suzuki jeep (4x4)
1x 125cc offroad suzuki mbike
2x lister engines with pump
comp
1x 3 point cement mixer
2x 3 furrow ploughs
1x disc plough
1x bushcutter
1xmealie/bean planter
1x brick mould maker
1x hammermill
1x lynx cagetrap
1x lister generator
1x river boat with trailor &
electric motor
1x bath - ball & claw
1x dover stove
fence droppers
selection fence wire
irrigation pipes
In Support of the
Manley Flats Hall
various items of furniture
livestock
store lambs
fat lambs
piglets
boergoats
heifers
fat cattle
thin cattle
fowls
ABUNDANT LIFE WORSHIP
CENTRE (Kuyasa School Hall)
10.30am morning service
Pastor NC Julius 079 496 4256
APOSTOLIC FAITH MISSION OF
SA (cnr Ncame and Makana Way,
Ext 4, white tent next to Telkom
tower)
9am Youth and Sunday School
Services
10am morning service
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
(Blackbeard Street)
10am – erediens, 6nm aanddiens
Pastoor B Brown 046 622 4963
AGS/ATMEL SHADDAI
(Johnny Burgess Hall, Middle
Terrace Road)
10am Erediens
5pm Aanddiens
Oud Rolen 073 453 9934
Dieken Ronnie 083 610 2926
Evang Edwin 079 306 7577
CATHEDRAL OF ST MICHAEL
& ST GEORGE (High Street)
7.30am: Holy Eucharist (SAPB)
9.30am: Sung Eucharist (AAPB)
Preacher: The Revd Claire Nye
Hunter
NB: No 5pm service
7pm Evening Prayer
Preacher: Prof Geoff Antrobus
CHRIST CHURCH (Speke Street)
8.30am Holy Eucharist 2nd, 4th
Sundays APB 1989, all other
Sundays BCP1662
CONQUERORS COVENANT
CHURCH (Nombulelo Hall, Joza)
Services every Sunday 10am –
12pm
Nceba Ngeju 073 653 2655
EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY
(12 Paton Place, Vergenoeg)
9am Sunday School, 10.30am
morning service
5.30pm evening service
Rev L Williams 046 622 4388 (H)
FRONTIERS CHURCH
INTERNATIONAL
(Oatlands School Hall, African
Street)
9.30am morning service
Dave Koch 084 470 2095 or
046 636 7815
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF
GOD (11 Caldecott Street)
9am Morning service and
9am Promise land (Sunday
School)
6.30pm evening service
Pastor Neels Prinsloo 046 622 5949
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF GOD
(24 P Street)
10am Kidz Church
Pastor TP Dube Ngcayisa 082 355
8860
GRAHAMSTOWN BAPTIST
CHURCH (Bathurst Street)
9.30am morning worship and
Sunday School Every 1st Sunday
Communion
6.30pm evening service Every
3rd Sunday Communion
11.30am Kariega Church 4th
Sunday only
GRAHAMSTOWN CHRISTIAN
CENTRE (Lucas Meyer Ave)
9am Sunday worship
Pastor D Hagemann 046 622
3309
HIS PEOPLE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH (VG High Scool hall)
9am Morning services
6.30pm. Evening service
046 622 3426
JABEZ HOUSE ASSEMBLY
(Sun City community creche)
6pm evening Service
Pastor T Smit 079 622 9812
MARIYA uMAMA weTHEMBA
MONASTERY (Highlands Road)
Holy Cross Benedictine Monks
9am Holy Eucharist
046 622 8111
METHODIST CHURCH OF SA
Commem 9am T Scheepers
Wesley J Headbush (c)
Sole Memorial
10am J Headbush (c)
Thanksgiving
NEDERDUITSE GEREFORMEERDE KERK
(38 Market St)
9vm oggenddiens, aand
selgemeentes
Tuesday 6pm stilworddiens
046 622 4598
NEDERDUITSCH HERVORMDE
KERK
Every Sunday 9am erediens Port
Alfred 2nd and 4th Sundays
11am eredienste Cannon Rocks
Prof John Gericke 046 624 9025
PEACE OF CHRIST MINISTRIES
AND PRAISE (Samuel Ntlebi
Hall)
9am: Kidz Church
9.30am Intercession
10am: Sunday Service
Pastor PP Pango 082 662 9422
PINKSTER PROTESTANTE KERK
(Brushwood Farm, industrial area, behind Grahamstown
Prison)
9am Sondagskool 10am oggenddiens 7pm aanddiens
Shawn Warren 082 808 6136
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS (QUAKERS)
622 3382 or 622 3076
RIVER OF LIFE (Assembly of
God cnr Hill and Huntley St)
8.30am MORNING ALIVE
( Worship service & Kidz Church)
10.30am ( Worship service &
Kidz Church) 6.30pm (Dynamic
evening service)
Pastor John & Debbie Sloane
046 622 3626
ROCK OF AGES CHRISTIAN
CHURCH INTERNATIONAL
Duna Library - Joza
10am: Sunday Service
Past FW Arendse 072 118 9049
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH (next to Pick n Pay)
9.30am Sabbath School
(Saturday)
11am worship service
ST AUGUSTINE’S CHURCH
9.30 am Sunday service
ST BARNABAS (Alicedale)
10am Xhosa service on the 1st,
2nd and 4th Sunday of each
month and the English service
on the 3rd.
J Olckers 042 231 1159 or Rev
Cynthia Webbstock 046 636
2090
ST BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH
(Market Street)
9am Eucharist with hymns
(APB1989)
Fr Eric Kelly 046 622 4552
ST CLEMENT’S CHURCH
(top end of High Street, next to
Railway Station)
9am – Holy Eucharist
ST CYPRIAN’S
(Highlands) 10am every second
Sunday.
Contact R Wilmont 046 622 8841
or Rev Cynthina Webbstock 046
636 2090
ST JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC
CHURCH (Joza)
Mass: 8am
ST MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH
(Albany Road)
Sunday Mass 10am
Tuesday service 6pm
ST PATRICK’S CATHOLIC
CHURCH (47 Hill Street)
8.30am Sunday Mass.
046 622 2808
ST PETER CLAVER’S CATHOLIC
CHURCH (Raglan Road)
11am Mass
ST PETER’S (Sidbury)
10am Every 1st Sunday.
R Hart 042 235 1250 or
Rev Cynthia Webbstock on 046
636 2090
THE APOSTOLIC FAITH
MISSION OF AFRICA
(Z Street, Joza)
10am Sunday School, 11am
Service
Rev KA Ndaleni
THE OLD APOSTOLIC CHURCH
IN ZION OF SA
(behind Benjamin Mahlasela
High School)
11am Sunday Service, 6pm
Wednesday service
Archbishop NT Chrisjan
083 363 1073
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER–DAY SAINTS
(6 Bennett Street)
9am Sundays 046 622 5705
TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH (Hill Street)
9.30am morning worship and
Sunday School
7pm evening worship
Rev Geoff Probert 046 622 3812
UNION CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH (Albany Road)
9am Sunday School, 10am
morning service
6pm evening service
WAY OF GOD MINISTRIES
(Ext 6, next to Joza Indoor
Sports Centre) 10am Sunday
service 6pm evening service
Apostle PS Ngqezana
084 824 2363
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2. ANOUNCEMENTS
Anniversary
Notices
40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
POTGIETER - Neill & Brenda.
Congratulations Mom and Dad
on your special anniversary.
Wishing you love, laughter and
happiness to be shared throughout the years ahead. All my love
Cindy-Ann.
AA PROTEA GROUP. Antic Hall,
7.30pm Monday nights. 22 Albany
Road, next to New Apostolic Church.
Cell: John 083 550 4221. Wilfred
073 292 6057 and Antony 082
682 1234. If anyone, anywhere
reaches out for help we want the
hand of the AA to be there.
Health
KERSMARK/
XMAS MARKET
Fri 4 Dec 11:00 - 21:00
Sat 5 Dec 08:00 - 16:00
NG KERKSAAL
57 Hill Str
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Sports, Spinal &
General Practice
Med aids accepted
Mark Anderson
BSc(Hons)
079 381 4466
046 603 2314
Health Shop
Gift Choices for Christmas and
the Holidays
• Private Garden: range of soaps,
body butters, lotions, foam bath and
bath rocks
• Inthusiasm: range of natural
mineral makeup
• Aromatic Apothcany: range of bath
and massage oil blends, creams,
sprays, vapour essences and bath
salts.
F&J Motors will be closed
from 18 December 2009
and re-opens on 11 January
2009.
Jacob and Morné would like
to thank all their customers
for 2009 and wishes them
a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
Give something different this
Christmas.
• Life of the Rev H.H Dugmore
Poet Preacher 1810 - 1897.Pub 1920.
@ R180-00.
• Verse by Rev H.H. Dugmore
Pub 1920 @ R100-00.
• The Tale of a Library (Grahamstown) 1827 - 1948 by C.C. Wiles Pub
1948 @ R50.00.
• Grocott & Sherrys Photographic
Souvenir Album of Grahamstown Pub
1898 @ R550-00.
Available from Ronel @ Grocotts
Tel:046-6227222 or 082 857 8166
3. SALES & SERVICES
Books & Stationery
129 High St 6223549
In Memoriam
BOOKS
Joanne
to
James
eldest son of
Mark & Katrina
Barry
of Nelspruit
on Saturday
5 December 2009.
Welcome to our family
James!
AND
We stock a large
variety of books by
SA Authors
eg. Poetry
Children’s Books
War Stories
Novels
Short Stories
Plays, etc
Education
SOCIETY FOR THE
PHYSICALLY DISABLED
Equipping the
physically disabled
with skills to become
self-employed.
Tel / Fax 046 622 5359
Po Box 274
Cottage Furniture
Antiques
2nd Hand Furniture
Furniture Removals
etc.
Gardening
Davin Farm
For Instant laid lawn
Gates
Vaughan
083 651 7463
046 625 0826
GRASS CUTTING. Once off
clean ups. Refuse removal. Tree
felling/pruining, hedge trimming
and weed spraying. General
maintenance. 082 696 6831 or
071 897 6569.
Home Maintenance
The Sunshine
Cleaning
Company
Cell: 082 820 5598
Tel: 046 622 3937
Personal Supervision
• Carpets • Upholstery
• Windows • Office Valet
• Car Valet
• Maid service - supervised
Commercial and Domestic
We Build It
Phone:
Niël on 082 771 0013
Fax:
046 636 1686
e-mail:
[email protected]
BUILDING
ALTERATIONS
ADDITIONS
RESTORATIONS
RENOVATIONS
Jewellery
Driving
School
Code 10 - POA
Code 8 - POA
Mike: 082 430 9855
70 High Street
Grahamstown
Tel/Fax 046 622 3115
[email protected]
www.mikesdrivingschool.co.za
• Engraving
• Watch & Jewellery
Repairs
Finance
Can’t pay your accounts?
Phone Shirley Robinson @ Alpha
Debt Counselling on
082 083 5709 or 046 622 8064.
DEBT PROBLEMS? We can
reduced your debt repayments!!
Have a stress free festive
season. For immediate relief
call 083 270 8986 or 076 371
6640 12A Oatlands Road,
Grahamstown.
Classic Blinds
7 Beadle Street, Grahamstown
083 468 0887 046 622 5634
Office Hours After Hours
For Professional and
Affordable Blinds
Venetian Blinds / Vertical Blinds
Grass & Bamboo Blinds
Repairs to Blinds
We render services in and
around Grahamstown/Port
Alfred/Kenton-on-Sea etc
For free quotations contact Bennie
B
ers & Seller
uy
bentwoods
Select 2nd Hand Furniture
nt
b
iqu
es & Collecta
2A Cawood Street
•Watches
•Jewellery
•Trophies
•Medals
•Gifts
•African Curios
•Zippo Lighters
Pets
FAIRBAIRN
KENNELS
& CATTERY
Furniture
STATIONERY
FOR RHODES
UNIVERSITY,
SCHOOLS,
BUSINESSES &
GENERAL PUBLIC
The Knock Shop
TEL: 622 3473
CELL: 072 399 1678
A
David & Jean
Rodgerson
of Grahamstown
proudly announce
the marriage of
their eldest daughter
87 Beaufort St, Grahamstown
046-622 7042
s
Marriage
Book Shop
Room 15 EPBS
Building Cnr of 87 High & Hill Street
Peppergrove Mall
Phone/Fax: 046 636 1496
SIAS, Dennis. In loving memory
of our beloved husband, father
& grand father who left us a
year ago on 5/12/09. Always
in our thoughts & prayers. Your
wife, children & grand children.
NELM
les
1. PERSONAL
Tel: 046 622 3527
Cell: 082 552 3829
&
Cleaning
Services
For Well Cared-for,
Happy Pets
Mobile Auto Valet Service
Carpets/Upholstery/Windows
Household/Office Cleaning
Maid Service
046 636 1214 * 073 217 8258
SPCA
046 622 3233,
EMERGENCY: 079 037 3466
ANIMALS FOUND
• Cattle and donkeys found on
the N2 and town
• Dark tabby kittens found in
Whiteside Street.
ANIMALS FOR ADOPTION
• Jack Russell, lovely nature,
pretty to look at.
• Beautiful Swiss White Shepherd and loving JR X, in need of
a loving home.
• Several lovely puppies, black
and white, tan, fluffy, 2 very
sturdy pups, could be a Rottweiler X.
• Tan Afrikanis, a handsome
fellow, badly needs a home.
• We have some really beautiful
kittens, dark grey tabby, tabby
and white, fluffy dark tabby,
ginger and white, ginger calico
and many more.
• Several adult cats, 2 calico.
Ginger and white teenager,
lovely fluffy ginger, all good
natured and waiting for loving
homes.
SPCA says a very big thank
you to Mark of Graham house
for the wonderful donation, to
Kingswood Junior thank you
so much for collecting such a
generous donation.
Thank you to the Abrahams for
the big bags of dog food.
Also to all those other kind
people for food, apples and
carrots for the donkeys.
Summer is here. Please ensure that your pet has a fresh
supply of water 24 hours a day
and shelter from rain and hot
sun. Thank you to Colin Meyer
for the donation of bricks.
Security
East Cape
Access Systems
“For all your access control
and vehicle security needs”
Electic gates, burglar bars,
pallisade fencing, VESAapproved car alarms/
immobilisers/gearlocks
Call 046 622 5668 or visit
us in Anglo-African Street
for a free quotation
Dennis van der Merwe
TRELLIDOR
AGENT
Tel: 082 657 3719
Swimming Pools
(Up the road from Village Green)
Tel: 046 622 5171
BIRITE
27 Bathurst Street
Telephone 622 2983
Buyers & Sellers of
• New and Secondhand
Furniture
Marius Barnard. PlumbVisit
www.grocotts.co.za
ing & renovations. Roof,
gutters, watertank, driveway
steamcleaning. 24hr service.
Cell: 079 968 7299
To advertise
here contact
Tamie on
046 622 7222
• Pool Installations
• Pool Maintenance
• Pool Repairs
• Pool Equipment
• Pool Covers
• Solar Heating
SERVICING NOW IN GHT
083 236 4663/046 624 2128
[email protected]
www.papoolservices.co.za
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Miscellaneous Sales
4. EMPLOYMENT
Classic Framers
Employment Offered
Great Gift Ideas
Siyazama Pre-School
Extension 6
83 High Street, Grahamstown
046 622 5030
* Professional Picture Framing
* Blockmounting
* We frame and supply mirrors
* We have framed prints and
new print catalogues
* We supply artists’ canvas and
stretch canvas
We have a selection of new
frames to choose from.
Good prices and good service
Frame your memories for the
personalised gift!
Photography
Services Offered
“For Maximum Moving Efficiency”
We will transport almost
anything even your
mother-in-law!!!
24 hour Service
Try us for a free quote at very
competitive rates.
Phone: 084 580 1326
Cleaner-cook needed from 11
January 2010. Catering experience for large groups will be
to the applicant's advantage.
Hand CV in at school before
10 December 14h00
Interviews of short-listed
candidates:
11 December from 10h00
SITUATION VACANT
We have a vacancy for a
Matriculated person
for the following position:
COPY SHOP/
SALES ASSISTANT
This person must have the
following skills:
• MUST BE COMPUTER
LITERATE
• MUST HAVE STRONG
PEOPLE SKILLS
• MUST BE ENERGETIC AND
SHOW INITIATIVE
• MUST BE OF SOBER
HABITS
Salary commensurate with
qualifications and
experience.
Written applications to:
The Manager
P O Box 2375
Grahamstown
6140
Emails to:
[email protected]
Only short listed applicants
will be interviewed.
Applications close on
11 December 2009
We are seeking a dynamic
young developer to join our
team. Working on
International Clients you
will need experience with
ASP.NET, C#, HTML, JavaScript and Microsoft SQL
Server. Other programming
experience will count in
your favour.
Any experience with client
management / account
management will also
count in your favour.
Send CV’s to workforus@
itbsoftware.co.za along
with any additional info
about yourself you deem
relevant.
Should you not receive a
reply from us before
4th January 2010,
consider your application
unsuccessful.
Personal assistant/office
administrator required for
land agent and auctioneer.
A good understanding and
competency in all the normal computer packages
is essential. The applicant
will be required to maintain the agencies webpage
and record data accurately
at all manner of auctions
along with general filing
and administration duties.
We operate in and outside
Grahamstown
Nolte Smit Inc.
of Grahamstown
has a vacancy for a
Litigation Secretary
We offer a competitive
remuneration package
commensurate with
experience
Applications may be
addressed to:
[email protected]
PO Box 268,
Grahamstown, 6140,
or 42 Beaufort Street,
Grahamstown
For repair of
wheelchairs,
contact the
Society for the
Physically
Disabled,
Day Hospital
Grounds
Tel:
046 622 5359
5. ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation
Offered
Post cv to: APPlicAtions,
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JD HAYDOCK ATTORNEY
Attorneys for Executrix
Eskom Building
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Grahamstown
6139
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from 1 Dec. R4 400. Call 046
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Following available to rent as
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3 bedrooms R4 800
4 bedrooms R6 600
Garden flat R2 400
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4 bedrooms R8 000
6 bedrooms R10 800
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Donations can be
delivered to:
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High St, Grahamstown
or deposited into our
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code: 050917.
Queries: 046-622 7222
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Dated at Grahamstown this 23rd
November 2009
To Let
EMPLOYMENT
WANTED
phone 046 622 7222
All persons having claims against
the above Estate are required
to lodge such claims with the
Attorney named hereunder within
thirty days from date of publication hereof.
ERF in Kings Heights Estate. Size
965sqm. Road access from top
or bottom of erf. Price:
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082 654 9849
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ESTATE LATE
ILONA MARY GREVILLE
HEATHER
Identity No. 290814 0100 084
of Brookshaw Home, Beaufort
Street, Grahamstown, 6139
who died on the 8th August
2009
ESTATE NO 4781/2009
Property
for Sale
Employment Wanted
I have tourism qualifications and 7 years experience in the hospitality
industry, having worked
as a housekeeper and
an assistant manager at
one of the leading Guest
Houses in Grahamstown.
I am computer literate and
can use Pastel Accounting for processing. I have
experience in running a
GH without supervision.
I come highly recommended. Please call me
on 0731168558. Felicia
Nkatazo.
8. MOTORING
Motoring Sales
ALL facilities available in
serviced rooms. Phone 046
622 4464. HELEN WALLACE
ESTATE AGENT.
Applicant prerequisites
• current driving licence
• attention to detail
• good telephone manner
• strong computer skills
• initiative
(We specialise in transport of household
goods,) Special discounts for students.
Stressed? Let down by
technology?
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Call Fixit!
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want, or are too slow to respond
to, or charge excessively for:
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PC-Fixit, Household Fixit, Vehicle
Fixit, Ad Hoc Personal Assistant
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php or
Call Fixit Services (Andy) at 079
329 6211 to request a printed
brochure
Web Applications
Developer
LARGE furnished & 1 unfurnished house, both in Oatlands.
Rooms available. Professional
person, but students welcome.
Phone HELEN WALLACE ESTATE
AGENT 046 622 4464.
TWO bedroom flats with lounge,
kitchen, bathroom, enclosed
garden, safe parking, includes
stove, fridge, cupboards.
R3 000 per month. Call John
082 320 2926
Motoring Services
PARKHILL
MOTORS
In the Estate of the late BASIL
ELLMORE Identity Number
230414 5021 089 retired businessman of 3 Durban Street,
Grahamstown, who was born on
14 April 1923 and who died at
Grahamstown on 21 June 2009.
No 3652/2009
The First and Final Liquidation
and Distribution Account in the
above Estate will lie for inspection at the Office of the Master
of the High Court, Grahamstown
for a period of three weeks
reckoned from the 4th December 2009.
WHEELDON, RUSHMERE
& COLE
Attorneys for Executrix
119 High Street
GRAHAMSTOWN
(Ref Mr Laing)
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MOTORING
IN THE RED... This Coca-Cola truck was parked illegally on
the red line outside the entrance to Pick n Pay, although
it is prohibited for vehicles to park on a red line. Maybe
the truck driver thought the red lines were for red trucks?
Photo: Stephen Penney
Holiday tips...
While on the road this
summer, make sure that
you buckle up and also
make sure that all your
passengers do too. Babies,
infants and younger
children should be
strapped into safety seats
and/or specially designed
seatbelts.
GM KENRICH
18 AFRICAN STREET
046 622 7312
USED TRUCKS
R 89 900
1998 NISSAN CABSTAR 4 TON TRUCK
2008 TOYOTA YARIS 1.3 T3 + HATCHBACK
R114 900
2007 OPEL MERIVA 1.4 ESSENTIA
R105 000
To advertise here contact our advertising department
on 046 622 7222 or fax 046 622 7282
USED LDVS
2009 ISUZU KB300D-TEQ D/CAB 4X2 LX
R289 900
2007 ISUZU KB300TDi D/CAB 4X4
R199 900
2006 ISUZU KB250 LE LWB
R119 900
2006 MITSUBISHI COLT 2.0 LWB
R 69 900
2005 ISUZU KB250 LE LWB
R104 900
2005 ISUZU KB250 LE LWB A/C
R109 900
2005 ISUZU KB280 DT D/CAB L/X
R 96 900
USED CARS
2008 OPEL CORSA 1.4I ESSENTIA
R127 900
2008 VW POLO CLASSIC 140I SEDAN
R114 900
2008 TOYOTA YARIS 1.3 T3 + SEDAN
R119 900
24-HR BREAKDOWN SERVICE
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SUMMER SPECIAL
The exciting new CHEVROLET
CRUZE now in stock.
Prices starting at R174 000
Wheel Alignment Check
Only R160
Vehicle Airconditioner service
Only R350
We make the Dif ference
Contact : Dean Kent 082 573 3379
Richard Axe 082 788 2794
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2009 Ford Bantam 130 F/Lift
2009 Ford Fiesta 1.4 Trend
2009 Ford Ikon 1.4 TDCi A/C
2009 Ford Ranger 2.5 TDi XL LWB
2009 Mazda 3 1.6i A/C
2009 Mazda BT50 D/Cab Full House
2009 Ford Bantam 140 TDCi XLT
2008 Opel Corsa 140 Lite
2008 Hyundai H100 + Canopy
2008 Ford Ranger 3.0 S/Cab
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R 89 950
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2007 Ford Bantam 1.6 XL A/C Canopy R/CD R 89 950
2007 Tata Indica LXI A/C R/CD
R 64 950
2007 Nissan Tida 1.6 Visia Sedan A/C R/CD R107 950
2007 Chevrolet Aveo 1.5 LS
A/C R/CD R79 950
2007 Dodge Caliber 2.0 CVT SXT A/T
R139 950
2007 Ford Bantam 130I + Canopy R/CD
R 69 950
2007 Nissan 2.4i SE 4x4 D/Cab
R189 950
2006 Mazda 3 1.6i A/C R/CD
R105 950
2006 Nissan Almera 1.6 Lux A/C R/CD
R 79 950
2005 Mazda 2.5 TDi Drifter 4X4 + Kappie
R139 950
2004 Ford Focus 1.8 TDCi Sedan A/C R/CD R 84 950
Lots more to choose from. Give us a call
18
News/MotoriNg
Locals take
up Big Birding
challenge
HugH Retief
F
our Grahamstown bird enthusiasts observed an impressive 161 species of birds in the Grahamstown area last
Saturday.
Locals Hugh Retief and Mark Galpin accompanied by
Rhodes University students Daniel Dankwerts and Justin
Nicolau took up the Big Birding Day challenge run by the South
African Bird Atlasing Project (Sabap) at http://sabap2.adu.org.za.
Volunteer observers do species counts in their choice of pentad – a geographical area demarcated by latitude and longtitude
lines – and the data is then entered into a national database.
The five-year project to assess how climate change is affecting bird behaviour is run by the Animal Demography Unit of the
University of Cape Town, who have some 600 voluntary observers countrywide.
“We are very lucky because Grahamstown lies perfectly in
the middle of the pentad 3315_2630. Some areas in other pentads are not as easily accessible because of terrain or private
owners. We are also lucky because quite a few biomes come together here, so we get some very interesting birds,” said Retief.
The volunteers set off early and were in the forest on Mountain Drive at first light, where they recorded over 60 bush and
forest species. They then moved to the dam beyond Mayfair
sewerage works, where most of the waterfowl and waders were
recorded.
The Belmont Valley sewerage works and the Burnt Kraal
area beyond the golf course were next, by which time they had
recorded close to 130 species.
They had set a target of 150 so they moved on to the dams
and quarries around Rhodes and the Botanical Gardens, where
the target was reached.
A new goal was set at 160 and a decision made to go back to
Belmont Valley.
Species which had not been seen were now few and far
between and they began to look for specific birds. The bronze
mannikin – which had eluded them all day despite being quite a
common bird – was found at Jeannie Main’s bird feeder. Having
recorded 161 species, the four exhausted, but happy volunteers
returned home after a successful day.
A number of rare birds were observed, including
buffspotted flufftail, redchested flufftail, pygmy kingfisher and
African rail.
CAUGHT OUT... Officer Terrence Bafo of the Makana Traffic Department set up his speed trap in the industrial area
recently, fining motorists who disobeyed the 60km/h law in the area. Photo: Stephen Penney
FIGHTING ON... This
1972 Hillman was spotted recently at Pollock
Beach in Port Elizabeth.
It is still running on the
original engine and has
more than 532 000
km on the clock. This
distance is the equivalent of going around
the earth three times
and then driving to the
moon! Photo: Steven Lang
A fishy
situation
StRato CopteRoS
ARoUND 80 million tons of fish and seafood are caught globally
each year, with overfishing and mechanisation creating a crisis
of depleted fish stocks through unsustainable fishing methods
such as factory vessels and bottom trawling. If we want to keep
our oceans from going over the brink, we need to make smarter
seafood choices.
To help consumers make sustainable choices, a seafood
pocket guide has been released by Sassi – the Southern African
Sustainable Seafood Initiative – which can be downloaded via
the internet on http://www.greenworks.co.za/SASSI_Pocket_
Guide.pdf
The pocket guide lists various fish species and categorises
them by colour. Green is a sustainable consumer choice from
a healthy fish population; orange advises extreme caution because the species is rare from overfishing, severe environmental damage or when the biology of the fish makes it particularly
vulnerable to high fishing pressure and red means it is illegal to
sell or buy this seafood in South Africa.
With this pocket guide, you can now do your bit, without
needing to sail the high seas to enforce sustainable fishing.
Another interesting seafood fact is that aquaculture or fish
farms now provide up to 25% of all the fish we eat. In Greece
for example, the slang “fish with a passport” is now commonly
used for fish living in the ocean, as opposed to those that are
farmed. It’s a relatively common practice elsewhere, yet our
government, through impenetrable legislation, makes the development of aquaculture projects extremely difficult, in contrast to other industrial and agricultural projects where the
government offers incentives or tax breaks.
Discussion about the pros and cons of aquaculture in our
country has been minimal. Shouldn’t we at least begin the
debate?
DEMOS
2009
Toyota Corolla 1.3 Professional
R169 900
2009
Toyota Yaris T3 A/C
R137 900
2009
Toyota Prius Hybrid
R308 000
USED PASSENGER
2008
2008
2008
VW Polo 1.4i A/C
Toyota Yaris T3 5DR
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R109 900
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2006
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2004
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2002
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Honda CRV 2.0 A/T
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Toyota Prado 40 VXP
Toyota Tazz 130
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R236 900
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2007
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R184 900
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19
News
Victoria Primary wins R5 000 for being a great team
Staff RepoRteR
L
earners from Victoria Primary School enthusiastically
supported the sixth event in the 2009 BSG Energade Kids
Triathlon Series at Pollock Beach in Port Elizabeth on
Sunday and in the process won a R5 000 incentive prize for the
school.
As a way to encourage youngsters to take part in triathlons,
the organisers of the series award a prize at each race to the
school that brings the most participants. Victoria Primary won
the prize hands down because 56 learners competed, said the
school’s sports coach, Michelle Rafferty after collecting the
cheque at the prizegiving ceremony.
Joining oodles of other youngsters, Victoria Primary’s
would-be triathlon stars embraced this exhilarating multi-sport
event enthusiastically – participating both as individuals and as
teams. The event encompasses three disciplines, namely swimming, cycling and running.
“The kiddies series is all about getting children active,
growing the sport of triathlon and giving kids a secure environment in which they can achieve their personal potential, without the pressure of winning. It’s all about having fun, family
involvement and also as a training ground for future triathlon
stars. We hope that in the future learners from more schools
like Victoria Primary will participate,” says Corné Grobler, the
series organiser.
With youngsters being able to participate in teams with
each member playing to their strengths the series is ideal for
school participation as children of varying experience and talent can compete alongside one another.
The further appeal of the series is that every child is a winner on the day with all participants receiving a medal, t-shirt,
energy drink, swimming cap and a goodie bag filled with fun
stuff from the series sponsors.
STRENGTH IN NUMBERS... The group of Victoria Primary pupils who took part in the BSG Energade Kids Triathlon Series on
Sunday. Photo: Steven Lang
LAST CURVE... Jordan Fischer of Victoria Primary School during the cycle leg of the race.
Photo: Steven Lang
IN AND OUT... Tristan Banfield of Graeme College makes his way from the sea swim to the
bicycle leg of the triathlon. Photo: Steven Lang
Locals tri their best
MAKANA MUNICIPALITY
Stephen penney
ThE sixth race of the 2009
BSG Energade Triathlon
Series took place at Pollock
Beach in Port Elizabeth on
Sunday.
The triathlon, covering a
600m sea swim, 20km cycle
and 5km run took place in
near perfect racing conditions.
The first local home was
Kevin Rafferty who finished
in a total time of one hour
8 minutes 56 seconds. The
first local woman to finish was Kerry Longhurst,
finishing tenth in a time of
1:13:59. The overall race winner was Richard Murray of
Cape Town winning in a time
of 54:07, while the women’s
winner was Andrea Steyn
of Pretoria who crossed the
line in 1:03:52.
BSG Energade Triathlon
Dear Sir/Madam
ALL ROUNDERS... Among the Grahamstown athletes who
took part in the BSG Energade Triathlon Series in Port
Elizabeth were, from left, Douglas Cockcroft, Kerry
Longhurst, Julie Truter and Neil Currie. Photo: Steven Lang
Grahamstown
individual
results:
45. Kevin Rafferty (swim
10:55, cycle 37:34, run 20:27)
1:08:56, 53. Neil Currie (swim
13:44, cycle 36.09, run 21:58)
1:11:51, 69. Kerry Longhurst
(swim 13:35, cycle 37:58, run
22:26) 1:13:59, 76. Douglas
Crockcroft (swim 12:45, cycle
38:36, run 25:02) 1:16:23, 79.
Kevin Barnard (swim – 11:52,
cycle 41:37, run 23:13) 1:16:42,
95. Julie Truter (swim 17:04,
cycle 41:53, run 20:45) 1:19:42,
97. Keith hoskin (swim 13:34,
cycle 42:07, run 24,36) 1:20:17,
105. Natalie Ross (swim
16:53, cycle 43:08, run 21:41)
1:21:42, 193. Katjana hoskin
(swim 19:57, cycle 58:25, run
26:26) 1:44:48.
Development of a Local Economic Development Strategy for
Makana Local Municipality
CO-OPERATIVE WORKSHOP
INVITATION
Some of the greatest challenges facing Makana SMME's and businesses are lack capacity, marketing and
funding. Formalising these groups could assist SMME's / businesses to move towards self sustainable and
viable enterprises. Cooperatives coul be instrumental in providing the poor women, youth and other marginilized members of the community a purpose and pride as a result of their financial independence and
contributions to the economy of the Makana. Their successes can therefore eventually relieve government
from budgetary and fiscal pressures regarding human development. It also enables them to form partnerships with government in service delivery and use these organizations for mutual support and information
dissemination.
The Local Economic Development has therefore find it imperative to assist the communities that need information on formalizing themselves (become legal entities). A workshop is thus being arranged to cover the
co-operative concept and its registration process. Information about how to register other legal entities (NPO
and closed corporations) will also be covered. Therefore two representatives per group who are interested to
become legal entities (Trotters, farmers, hawkers, grass cutters, etc) are invited to attend this event.
Date:
Venue:
Time:
08 December 2009
Council Chamber
09:00
Kindly confirm your availability with Babalwa / Nothando on 046 603 6116/6168 during office hours or email [email protected] / [email protected]
We look forward to engaging with you at the workshop
Grocott’s
GAO1162
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4 D ecember 2009
Church Square • Tel: 046 622 7010
MENS
DEPARTMENT
CHRISTMAS
SPECIALS
Wrangler Jeans Colours: Black, Dark
Navy and Light Blue R149
Assorted Fancy
Ties From R50
Lounge shirts
Ideal for gifts
Come and browse ! Come and browse !
SPORTS DIARY
SATURDAY
CRICKET – Grahamstown
Cricket Board Twenty20
fixtures: Salem/Willows/
Cuylerville at Salem;
Southwell/Makana Sona/
Maley Flats at Southwell;
Sidbury/Port Alfred/Swallows at Sidbury.
Second league: Port
Alfred High School (PAHS)
vs Station Hill (at PAHS).
Rural cricket league –
Eastern Province Grahamstown vs Boland
West at Manley Flats.
ROAD RUNNING – Aspen
PE City Marathon starts
from Lorraine Primary
School, Lorraine, Port
Elizabeth at 5am. The
10km road race starts at
6am. For more information contact Graham on
082 825 3784.
Belt-up for yellow, orange, green and purple
Staff RepoRteR
t
he albany Karate academy, Joza Karate academy, Makana Karate
academy and rhodes University Karate Club recently held
their end-of-year gradings in
Grahamstown from 18 to 28
november.
the grading panel comprised East Cape shotokanryu Head Instructor Gary
Grapentin who was assisted
by black belt instructors,
Mzwandile Matebese, Zwelakhe sinam, alex Holland and
alan Kirkaldy.
special guest examiner for
the brown belt gradings was
sensei Kenny tawse from Port
Elizabeth. tawse is the East
Coast Provincial style-Head
for the south african shotokan
Karate academy. the results
were as follows:
Junior yellow: Dale retief.
Yellow: Joshua alison,
Kwandi Mbelani, Pilani
ngoma, sophie Mullins-Poole.
Matthew Griessel, theodore
repinz and sian Hodges and
siyanda soxujwa.
Junior Orange: Zoe Lang.
Orange: tshepeho seobi,
MAKING MY
MOVE... Seen
during the recent
end-of-year
karate gradings were, from
left Boitomelo
Tamako, Aphiwe
Msomi and Pilani
Ngoma. Photo:
Steven Lang
tshepahalo seobi, sashin May,
Boitomelo tamako, aphiwe
Msomi, Whitney turner,
simone Heymans, Xin Ling
(David) Li, Xola Joni, Phakamani Joni and nolusindiso
Yakeni.
Green: Ged Lotter, Dylan
Fouche, ayabonga Mani, Jarah
Fluxman, Mila Lang, Yashin
naidoo, Philip snyman, Maceo
toich, Lusanda nqowana and
Liyabona nkombisa.
Blue: Cam Van aken, Kevin
Eastern Cape rugby awards
Stephen penney
EastErn Province rugby recently held its
prizegiving in Port Elizabeth, with some Grahamstown clubs winning a few of the awards.
Daphne scheepers of Lily White was
named the Most Promising Women’s Player of
the Year. In the 1a sevens category, Wander-
ers won the south Eastern Districts sub Union
(sedru) section, while the women’s sedru section was won by Easterns. In the 1B sevens,
Easterns were the runners-up.
In the sub-union section – the sedru 1st reserve winners were Lily White.
none of the local clubs was able to finish
tops in any of the super League sections.
aitchison, Bronwen salton and
tavonga shoko.
Purple 1: Mel ackerman.
Purple 2: Ben Kirkaldy, Carla
Wilby, nic Mennega.
Fourth Kyu Purple: Dana
Fluxman.
Junior Brown 3: nolan De
Maar.
Third Kyu Brown: Bongi
Mbangeli and theresa Mennega.
Second Kyu Brown: anthoni
Du Preez.
As a matter of fact
In the Tuesday, 1 December edition of Grocott’s Mail under the
photograph of nolan de Maar on page 15, incorrect information
was supplied by Mary Waters Secondary School.
De Maar has not been graded for black belt (he will do so in
2010) and he has not been selected to represent the Protea Team
in Morocco. The gold and silver medals were won at the nelson
Mandela Bay All-Styles karate Championships held in Port Elizabeth on 21 november.
– Stephen Penney

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