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A MERE three days before his death, Stepping Stone Hospice patient Brian Sargent married his long-time love, Gisela Rall, in front of family and friends in an emotion-fi lled ceremony held in his room at the hospice’s in-patient unit on November 2.

Brian (67) had been diagnosed with cancer only six weeks before, and died on the evening of November 5 – but not before fulfi lling his promise to Gisela.

The couple met at a biker function over 16 years ago. “He kept asking everyone for my number,” recalls Gisela. “He eventually asked me out, and for our fi rst date took me with him on a Toy Run charity ride.”

Both divorcees, Gisela was initially reluctant to remarry. “I felt like I’d been there, done that. But Brian was persistent, so in February this year we decided to set a date.”

The big day was planned for January 5, 2018 and Gisela already had her dress.

Gisela contacted Stepping Stone when it became clear that treatment and other interventions were no longer an option. “The ambulance we arranged to transport Brian broke down on the way to collect us, so we only managed to arrive at Stepping Stone after 8:30pm on Wednesday.”

Despite the late hour, Gisela says that clinical services manager Sister Sheryl Newman and CEO Tersia Burger were waiting to receive them with open arms.

As a director of the Jasmine Lotus Foundation, an organisation that harnesses the power of philanthropy to help improve and change lives, Gisela was already well aware of Stepping Stone Hospice.

She was also among those who attended last year’s Coffee with Debbie event, at which 49-year-old hospice patient Debbie Townsend’s fi nal wish to enjoy the company of some ‘good ole bikers’ was fulfi lled when 500 bikers from all over Gauteng descended on Stepping Stone’s in-patient unit.

“The Stepping Stone staff have been absolutely amazing,” Gisela said before her wedding ceremony. “I cannot believe how quickly they got everything together for us to make our wedding possible, and cannot say thank you enough.”

CEO Tersia, speaking on behalf of the Stepping Stone Hospice team, said: “We would like to thank the late Brian, Gisela and their family and friends for allowing us to be a part of such a touching moment in their lives.”

Brian’s funeral took place at the Alberton Methodist Church on November 9. The family, friends, bikers and Masonry brethren all got together for a wake at the Alberton Cricket Club afterwards.

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‘WE DO’: Hospice patient Brian Sargent (67) and fi ancée Gisela Rall (59) exchanged vows in an emotion-fi lled ceremony at Stepping Stone Hospice’s in-patient unit on November 2. Brian died three days later.

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Alberton Record News • Nuus 15 November, 20172

GAUTENG SAPS is investigating a case of culpable homicide following a fatal road accident on September 9 on Kliprivier Road.

The accident claimed the lives of three victims.

The RECORD previously reported that no legal authority was available to assist at the scene.

According to a source, a white Corsa with three people inside was parked in the yellow lane. The driver got out of the car.

The source at the scene of the accident told the RECORD that a grey Mercedes, whose driver was apparently under the infl uence of alcohol, hit the Corsa and the man. He also stated that the Mercedes must have been travelling at an extremely high speed.

The driver and passengers in the Corsa died instantly.

The driver of the Mercedes sustained no injuries.

A number of ambulances, two fi re trucks and tow trucks were at the scene fi rst.

“Multiple people repeatedly requested assistance from Brackendowns SAPS, Mondeor SAPS as well as JMPD and EMPD for over three hours. No one from

any of these departments responded. It is their job to contain this accident scene,” the source told the RECORD.

“EMPD said it is JMPD’s area and Brackendowns SAPS said it was Mondeor’s area and vice versa,” the source said.

CPF members arrived to regulate traffi c and close down the scene.

“We really appreciated the CPF members. While they were trying to regulate traffi c, another car drove into a CPF member’s bakkie after the woman apparently told the members that they were not legal authorities. So one accident scene became two accident scenes.

“The thing that bothers me the most is that there were no police or other legal authorities there to make arrests. The ones at the scene cleared the scene and also managed to get the address of the deceased,” the source told the RECORD.

“Does this really mean that there is an area on Kliprivier Road which is ‘no man’s land’ where no legal authorities will attend to emergencies?” the source asked.

Family members of the deceased contacted the RECORD to ask what had happened to their children.

After multiple calls and emails sent to

the involved parties (Brackendowns and Mondeor SAPS as well as EMPD and JMPD), the RECORD has to date received no response.

The RECORD then contacted the provincial commissioner of police. The response from them was immediate and they are busy with the investigation.

According to Capt Pinky Tsinyane, communications offi cer for the SAPS’ provincial offi ce, the case was registered at Mondeor Police Station.

“In response to the complaints and allegations against the SAPS of delayed response and non-attendance of the scene, the provincial commissioner of police in Gauteng, Lt Gen Deliwe de Lange, has with immediate effect sanctioned a departmental investigation to ascertain whether or not the allegations are in fact true. The appropriate steps to be taken will be determined by the outcome of this internal investigation,” said Tsinyane.

In light of this media enquiry, specifi cally with reference to cases where the public cannot access any police station telephonically or otherwise, the public is encouraged to report emergencies such as this accident by calling the SAPS emergency line on 08600 10111 or 10111.

Families want closure after fatal accident

THE sentencing hearing for Jarred Silverman, the man who was convicted on one count of attempted murder, has been postponed again.

On Friday, November 3, the young boxer from the South was at the Palmridge Magistrate’s Court to hear his fate, but the sentencing was postponed to January 12, 2018.

The court did hear from Bradley Swartz, one of the gunshot victims at the festival where Silverman discharged his fi rearm.

Swartz told the court how his social life is not what it used to be and that he doesn’t go out much any more.

Silverman’s defence lawyer tried to dispute this by saying he (Swartz) has

been witnessed and could be seen on social media attending boxing matches and taking part in sports, etc, and that he has gone on with his life and is living normally.

“I go out sometimes, but I don’t go to clubs any more and I call ahead if there is some social gathering to fi nd out if Jarred is there. If he is, I skip it,” said Swartz.

The judge asked Swartz whether or not he goes to church, to which Swartz replied: “Not any more.”

“What about forgiveness? Look at our country’s history, where Nelson Mandela, who went to prison for 27 years for nothing, forgave the evil people who put him there,” said the judge.

Proceedings continued. The merits of

a custodial sentence which would not include jail time was discussed.

At one point, Silverman’s father interjected by putting up his hand to ask for an adjournment to discuss something with their counsel.

There were a few other points discussed, namely a violent incident that had allegedly taken place shortly before the incident, where it is stated that Silverman was assaulted by Swartz’ brother and father.

It was agreed that Silverman should be declared unfi t to carry a fi rearm.

The judge said he had a lot to consider and needed time to do so, and thus he postponed the sentencing to next year.

Court was adjourned.

IT has been just over a year since the murder of Ané Diana Jacobs (16) and still no positive results or arrests.

Her bruised body was found half-naked in a veld close to the Alberton rugby and soccer clubs, about 500m from the soccer club, in Alberton on Tuesday, November 1, 2016. Her cosmetics bag was found a few metres from her body.

Ané went missing on October 29 and her picture had been circulating on social media since the Pink Ladies organisation shared her poster.

According to Facebook posts from one of her friends, she was last seen at a club in Alberton North on that fateful Saturday night. She was a learner from Hoërskool Alberton.

Her family is desperate to know what happened to their beloved Ané, but no further information has come to light.

A social media page, Justice for Ane Diana Jacobs, was created and throughout 2017 friends and family shared their messages for her.On November 1 this year the following was posted on the page:

*Elise Jacobs - “Today was the day that we got the call can’t believe its been a year. Sussa ek mis jou oneindig baie. Eks bitter bja lief vir jou en wens ek kon tyd terug draai en jou beskerm het. Jy sal my engel sus bly vir altyd #bloodforlife #susiesviraltyd

*Karen van der Watt - “So vandag ‘n jaar terug is een van die moeilikste dae gewees, ek onthou ek kon dit nie glo nie en ek kon nie op hou huil nie. Ai neh-neh mis jou so en Kaycee word ook groot en sy dans nog steeds

op jul song #Nowwatchmewhip #Nowwhatchmenehneh. Lief jou en rus in vrede.”

*Karen van der Watt - “It is almost a year. And nothing missing you alot AneQ”

*Joy Anderson - “My heart aches for all of you!”

*Cheryl Rowland - “So we cry for you the day you left us the day we remembered we didn’t say all we wanted to.”

Anybody with any information is urged to contact the investigating offi cer, Capt Redelinghuys, on 083 459 6877, or the Alberton SAPS on 011 861 6800.

Every time the RECORD enquired about the case during the past year, the RECORD was assured that the SAPS and investigating offi cers were following all leads and that they were still investigating.

The RECORD has again requested comment on Ané’s case and it will be published as soon as it is received.

One year without Ané

YET another armed robbery took place at Alberton City Shopping Centre at approximately 11.30am on Friday, November 3.

Staff from the Donna-Claire clothing store were held at gunpoint and the store robbed of an undisclosed amount of cash and merchandise.

An undisclosed number of suspects managed to fl ee before security offi cials arrived on the scene. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. To avoid compromising the case, full details of the incident

cannot be disclosed to the public. The matter has been handed over to the SAPS for further investigation.

Shoppers are urged to report any suspicious behaviour to security staff (situated around the centre) and/or centre management immediately. “The safety of all patrons and shoppers is and always remains the centre’s top priority and we will continue to remain alert,” said Kurt Keshwar on behalf of Alberton City Centre Management.

(Information provided by Alberton City Centre Management)

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Oupei is missingA MENTALLY deranged Desmond Michaels (65) of Alfa Street has been missing since October 31 and has not been seen since then.

The Micheals family, his wife and two children need help from the Alberton community in locating Desmond, who is commonly known as Oupei by the Eden Park community.

Anyone with information can contact the Eden Park SAPS 011 385 2988 who opened a missing person fi le.

A PENSIONER, Phyllis Souls, is looking for Cedric Trevor Juwa who is the biological father of her granddaughter Sharon Juwa (11).

Cedric Juwa, a Malawian national, must please contact Phyllis on 079 538 3086. The girl’s mother, Ronell Juwa, passed away in 2009.

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MISSING: Desmond “Oupei” Michaels has been missing since October 31.

THE founder of The Hair Team in Michelle Avenue, Randhart, passed away in her sleep at the age of 62 on November 6. She will be sorely missed by many people.

Beverley was the mother of three children, the grandmother of fi ve and the great-grandmother of one. At the time of her passing she was single (although one can say she was ‘married’ to her kids), but even her ex-husband remembers her fondly as a loving, kind-hearted woman.

According to her very heartbroken children, she was a friend to everyone and for her children she was the perfect combination of a mom,

a friend, a role model and a pillar of strength. “She was well-known in the community because she was always friendly, excited and kind. She welcomed everyone with open arms and was a friend to all,” said her eldest child, Tanya Jordaan.

“She was larger than life and took care of everyone, especially her children and grandchildren,” added Tanya. “She was always at our houses visiting us and spending time with the little ones. Her motto was ‘Ohana’, which means that family is everything and no-one gets left behind.”

Beverley established The Hair Team salon in 1988. She

knew her colleagues for years and they were also like family to her. Jean Delaney, who has known her for 22 years, was her ‘wusband’, or work-husband and Joyce Mkonza, who worked for her for 29 years, was her right-hand woman.

Beverley believed in angels and when she saw a feather lying around, she saw it as a sign that an angel was nearby. “When we found my mom has passed away, a pile of feathers laid in front of her door,” said a teary-eyed Natasha Fernandez, her second child. “That’s how we know she is dancing with the angels now.”

Her funeral service was held on November 13.

HEART OF GOLD: Beverley de Wet passed away at the age of 62. She will forever be remembered as a kind friend to everyone.

Police give clothing to primary school THE Eden Park Social Crime Prevention Unit, under the leadership of Sgt Mita Baloyi-Badi and Sgt Esther Khoza visited Pheasant Folly Primary School in Extension Nine in Palm Ridge to distribute clothes to learners on November 9.

The sergeants were accompanied by Sgt Ronney Ramara and Const Victor Mphapuli from Germiston Flying

Squad who is responsible for collecting and distributing the clothing.

“I know many charity groups and churches that are eager to donate clothes to needy children. Whenever I get a donation, I arrange with these two sergeants to identify a school in the area. Seeing happy smiles on the learners’ faces brings joy to my heart,” said Ramara.

The school staff and parents thanked the team for its kind gesture. The learners were allowed to pick and choose what they wanted and this pleased every one of them. Some parents helped their children to pick the correct sizes.

HAPPINESS: Sgt Mita Baloyi-Badi (centre), Const Victor Mphapuli and Sgt Ronney Ramara with learners after receiving clothing items.

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Burst pipe fi lls house with waterTWO families in Lancia Street experienced a disastrous occurrence at 3am when water came down on their homes like a storm breaking on October 20.

Wayne Thomas told the RECORD that he was asleep and when he woke up he was thinking that heavy rains were falling but then he heard his neighbour calling his name.

“When I got out of bed, I found myself standing in knee-deep water in my bedroom. As I moved to the kitchen, I found that the whole house was fi lled with water. When I got outside, I saw what looked like a river coming through my gate. A water pipe outside my property burst with water running into both me and my neighbour’s properties.

“I felt happy my neighbour woke us up. He said he was sleeping with his arm hanging down the bed when he felt his arm getting wet. With water up to his knees, he checked his taps but they were closed. He discovered the burst water pipe and woke us up,” said Wayne.

EMM’s water department

was summoned and they arrived within an hour and shut down the water supply which left Eden Park without water for about 12 hours.

Considering his spoilt furniture and fi nishes inside his house and the paving, Thomas estimated his damage at about R60 000.

SASSA’s early paymentsWITH the South African Social Security Agency's (SASSA) announcement social grant payments for December will be made earlier.

SASSA said although payment dates for pay points were printed on benefi ciaries' receipts, it wants to ensure that benefi ciaries know they will receive their payments after November 28.

Funds will be available for collection at ATMs and stores until December 22.

The last date of payments at Sassa cash pay points will be December 15.

Cardholders should also take note that the expiry date of their cards has been extended beyond December 2017 and the cards don't need to be replaced this year.

The minister and deputy minister of social development wish all social grant benefi ciaries and their families a peaceful festive season and a prosperous New Year.

DAMAGE: Wayne Thomas standing in water that was fl owing almost a metre deep through his home coming from a burst pipe outside his property.

THURSDAY is usually the collection day for rubbish dustbins in Eden Park. For years, the known pattern or work method was that one EMM worker would assemble all the dustbins at one place in the street.

After the emptying of the dustbins and the truck moving to the next group of dustbins, two workers would then return each empty dustbin to the appropriate gate or house number painted on the dustbin. The two workers would just keep following the truck in every street.

But now, claim some residents, this is no longer the case since a new group took over the service a couple of months ago. They just empty the rubbish dustbins and abandon them at the far corner of the street. This is frustrating the majority of the residents.

“This nonsense must stop,” said Suzie Estrice. “We don’t work for the Ekurhuleni council. I am tired of taking a risk of leaving my small grandchildren in the house to run after a dustbin. While fetching a dustbin at the far corner of the

street, anything drastic can happen at my house or to my kids.”

“EMM must bring back the workers who worked on the truck before,” said another lady, who wishes not to be named. “With them, we did not have to run after the truck. They leave the dustbins so far and if we don’t retrieve them quickly, the nyaope boys will steal them. We are tired of this weekly unpaid job we have to do.”

The EMM did not respond to this issue in time for publishing.

Rubbish collectors allegedly falling short of their duties

Pavement still not fixedTHE pavement on the corners of Hart Avenue and Hennie Alberts Street was damaged months ago and it was just left that way.

It is not clear why the paving was lifted or who is responsible, but despite Clr Alderman Bruna Haipel asking for it to be looked at for quite some time now, the municipality has still done nothing to fi x the problem.

RECORD has not received comment from the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality by the time of going to print.

ALL BROKEN UP: The damaged pavement on the corners of Hart and Hennie Alberts streets.

Residents must be vigilantTHE City of Ekurhuleni wishes to dispel a hoax message circulating on social media communicating a recruitment process for the City’s “Keep Ekurhuleni Clean” programme.

The City has not invited applicants nor started the process of recruitment for the programme. Once internal

administration processes are concluded, Ekurhuleni will make an announcement and invite the public to submit applications for a fair and transparent recruitment process.

Members of the community and councillors are encouraged to report people who may be involved in an illegal

“recruitment process” to their nearest Customer Care Centre or phone the call centre on 0860 543 000.

The City of Ekurhuleni urges residents to be vigilant and guard against being swindled by fraudsters.

*Press release supplied by Themba Gadebe, EMM spokesperson.

EKURHULENI Metropolitan Municipality (EMM) responded to the complaint about the constant noise in Sabie Street.

The RECORD reported about this on September 29 where neighbours are frustrated after they’ve tried a couple of times to solve the noise problem.

According to a resident, who wishes to stay anonymous, a taxi driver who lives in the house has been playing loud music in the early hours of the mornings. “We called the police and then it is quiet for a while but soon the music is played loud again.”

“We do not want him to not party or play music but at

least turn the volume down and respect the people around you,” the resident said.

On September 17 the loud music stopped at 4.30am. “All we want is for you to respect the other people around you and think about the people with babies and the elderly,” said the resident.

The RECORD visited the house on September 20 at 9.20am to get the resident’s side of the story but he wasn’t at home.EMM replied as follows:“The area environmental health practitioner investigated the complaint about loud music and partying on Sabie Street, Brackendowns.

The owner of the premises was informed about the anonymous complaint and media enquiry. His response was that he did not hear the music and that sometimes loud music is played in cars in the street and other premises.

He also indicated that he will speak to his children staying in the house to lower the volume when playing music.

A request was forwarded to Johan Dorfl ing to send a team from the Ekurhuleni Metro Police Department to monitor the Brackendowns area during routine patrols,” said Themba Gadebe, spokesperson/senior media manager from EMM.

Contact your councillorsRESIDENTS are most welcome to contact their ward councillors with urgent problems.

Take note of the details and store your councillor’s details on your cellphone or keep in a safe place in case of emergency.

*Bruna Haipel: 082 454 6956/ bruna.haipel@absamail.co.za. Bruna is the councillor of ward 106, which includes

Meyersdal, Alberante, New Redruth, Raceview and Alberton Central Business District.

*Tiaan Kotze: 079 893 8404/ tiaan.kotze@ekurhuleni.gov.za. Tiaan is the councillor of ward 37, which includes Alberton North, Verwoerdpark, Florentia and Albermarle.

*Malcolm Maifala: 084 020 7479/ malcolm.

maifala@ekurhuleni.gov.za. Malcolm is the councillor of ward 38, which includes Brackenhurst, Brackendowns and Swartkoppies.

*Marina van Wyk: 081 040 5582/ ward94@laverita.co.za. Marina is the councillor of ward 94, which includes Randhart, Alrode, General Albertspark, Mayberry Park, Albertsdal and Roodekop Extension 31.

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Celebrate and save a lifeTHE South African National Blood Service (SANBS) of Alberton will be hosting the Alberton Donor Centre Festive Promotion in Alberton City Shopping Centre from November 14 to 18.

The event will start on Tuesday morning and conclude on Saturday afternoon. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday you can attend the event from 8.30am till 6pm and on Saturday from 8.30am till 2pm. The SANBS store is located across the Telkom store on the lower level.

Everyone is invited and encouraged to attend this celebration with SANBS and save a life by donating blood. There will be complimentary juice and biscuits too, so don’t miss out!

Open day ALL are invited to attend the Diabetic Open Day on November 18 at the Greek Hall located at 11 Penzance Street, New Redruth.

The event will start at 9.30am and conclude at 11am. There will be informative and motivational talks, lucky draws and refreshments afterwards.

For any queries, please call 072 021 7682.

Christmas marketQUEENSHAVEN will be hosting its Sale of Work - Christmas Market on Saturday, November 25 from 9am to 12 noon at the Queenshaven Village, 64 Outspan Road, South Hills.

If you are looking for that special Christmas gift, look no further than here, where you’ll fi nd beautiful handmade crafts, toys, gifts and novelties.

Relax in the tea garden where you can enjoy pancakes and cakes, or eat a tasty boerewors roll.

There will be something for everyone. Don’t miss out!

Security Experts donate to Thembalethuy Primary SECURITY Experts, an Alberton-based organisation, visited Thembalethu Primary School, Katlehong on the morning of October 14 to hand over donations to them.

Security Experts is a customer-orientated family business situated in Alrode-South that sells, installs and repairs all types of security products. This organisation, established by Hermanus van Niekerk, has been serving residents and businesses in and around Johannesburg since January 2008.

The van Niekerk family donated R30 000 and four notebooks valued at R8 200 each to the school.

Needless to say, the school was elated over this gift and everyone gave a big, hearty applause. A few girls even joined together to sing in

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Experts has donated to this school and

according to Hermanus, this will not be the last time either. He shares the reason why.

“A few years ago, I had lost everything when the business I was working for at that time, went sour. Eventually, for some inexplicable reason, my path crossed with Thembalethu Primary and they gave me a very generous helping hand when they offered me a job – they asked me to install a new gate for the school.

“They paid me so generously, it brought me to sheer confusion … but it saved me. I bought a new car at a very low price and had enough money to kickstart Security Experts. It was God’s plan and His miracle. Thembalethu Primary was His tool to bless me, my family and our business. I will continue donating to them to sow God’s seed and express our undying gratitude,” said Hermanus.

CHEQUE HANDOVER: Hermanus van Niekerk hands over a cheque to the school. Next to him from the left is principal Phillip Mayisela, Mrs Magasela and Mr Radebe.

TRINITY Faith Ministries has been in existence in Vereeniging and Germiston and in 1994 pastor Des Wilburgh established a branch in Eden Park.

On October 29, the church had a three-in-one celebration with many pastors of different churches in Eden Park and from other areas.

The church was celebrating 23 years of its existence and simultaneously celebrating the offi cial opening of the youth centre and, more importantly, the ordaining of pastor Wilburgh

who is now ordained as bishop of the church. The ordination was conducted by the highly-acclaimed apostle Henry Appies of Reiger Park.

“It was a tough journey to get where we are now. In 1994 we started worshipping in our house in a school classroom and back at home. The youth centre is completed and now it’s the main church building that needs to be built. With God’s grace, we will build it,” said pastor Lea Wilburgh.

Pastors, who are members of the Pastors Church Forum, praised bishop

Wilburgh for his efforts this far having started from a humble beginning. Pastor Jerry Marcus said: “To be a great leader, one has to be a great follower fi rst and this depicted Des Wilburgh.”

The honourable apostle Henry Appies, who has known Des and Lea for years, anointed the couple after ordaining the new bishop. Appies is from the Word Of God Ministries.

He said: “I have known bishop Wilburgh for years when he was still known as “Poenie” and I am pleased

with his dedicated work within the church. He has set a good example for even his children that moving from one church to another is not really a good practice. With his honesty, he has now built this youth centre.”

“On behalf of the church and my husband, I want to thank the Pastors Church Forum and the community for their support in all our endeavours. We thank the Germiston and Vereeniging branches for never giving up on us,” said pastor Lea.

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Alberton Record News • Nuus 15 November, 20176

THE Rotary Club of Johannesburg South 101 extends a massive “thank you” to family and friends for the generosity during their latest charity drive.

Corporate involvement from Redskins, Lynca Meats as well as others in this project afforded Rotary the opportunity to donate 432 blankets to members of the community and as far afi eld as Lesotho.

Grace Trinity School’s Interact Club was also involved at The Glen Shopping Centre for blanket donations.

Club thank supporters Print exclusive

HELPING: Kayla Soares, Lawrence Omulu and Tumi Molefe from Grace Trinity’s

Interact Club.

Een Hoërskool en een familieDIE De Bruin’s en Oosthuyse’s het ’n ryk geskiedenis met Hoërskool Marais Viljoen en dit is asof die skool in hul bloed is.

’n Mens kan eintlik hierdie storie met lank, lank gelede was daar die De Bruin’s van Alberton begin. Hulle het hul kinders na Hoërskool Marais Viljoen toe gestuur.

Oupa Antonie de Bruin het destyds saam met Dawie Janse van Rensburg, tans Marais Viljoen se On der steun-ers klub koör di neer der, in 1970 matriek geskryf.

Antonie was ’n presteerder in beide akademie en sport en hy was ook junior Victor Ludorum in 1969 en senior Victor Ludorum in 1970.

Na skool studeer hy aan die Onderwyskollege op Potchefstroom.

Terug na sy Alma MaterIn 1972 verteenwoordig hy

die destydse Wes-Transvaal se rugbyspan in die o-20 span as losskakel.

Na al sy studies in 1975 sluit hy by Marais Viljoen as onderwyser aan waar hy ’n paar jaar tevore gematrikuleer het.

Behalwe sy klasgee is hy weer by die hoogste trappie van skolesport betrokke en rig hy die eerste rugbyspan vir drie jaar af.

Een van Antonie se tweelingseuns, Gerhard de Bruin, het in 2000 ook by Marais Viljoen gematrikuleer en het in die Gauteng skolekrieket o-19A presteer. Hy het ook vir die SA skole o-19 span, wat destyds na Nieu-Seeland getoer het, gespeel.

Na skool het hy vir die Highveld Lions krieket gespeel.

Nog is dit het einde niet

Antonie se dogter, Annelize (néé De Bruin) Oosthuyse, is tans ’n onderwyseres by Marais Viljoen en haar seun, Divan Oosthuyse is vanjaar as een van 2018 se onderleiers aangewys.

Divan se pa, Anton Oosthuyse, is ook ’n oud-Marais Viljoener.

Divan volg dan ook in oupa Antonie en oom Gerhard se voetspore op die krieketveld, aangesien hy ook die eerste krieketspan se kaptein is.

Hy is ook vir die Easterns o-17 B krieketspan gekies. Benewens dit is hy ook ’n kranige atleet en rugbyspeler.

“Baie geluk aan die De Bruins van Hoërskool Marais Viljoen en hopelik is dit maar net die begin van die De Bruins-familie se verbintenis met Marais Viljoen,” het die skool op hul Facebookblad geskryf.

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Alberton Record Opinion • Opinie 15 November, 20178

Het jy al opgelet hoeveel boemelaars en bedelaars daar in ons area is? Ek ry daagliks die Swartkoppiespad en ek sien elke dag ’n nuwe gesig wat bedel.

En dit sê net vir my dat die lewe te erg word en dat armoede meer en meer toeneem. Mense word afgedank of kry nie werk na

matriek nie en dit is hoe meeste van hulle op die straat opeindig - wel dit is my opinie. Ek ry met ’n houer in my kar waarin ek al my kleingeld gooi en ek gee vir die boemelaars geld waar ookal ek een sien, maar dit raak nou hopeloos te veel en ek voel net dat ek nie vir elkeen meer kan gee

nie. Maar daar is ook iets wat my kwaad maak en my vrygewige hand wil laat terugtrek. Wanneer hulle vra vir geld en jy nie gee nie, dan gooi hulle jou ’n paar tekens. Dit is net skrikwekkend hoe baie boemelaars en bedelaars hier in Alberton is.

Motoris - Brackenhurst

Bedelaars raak net meer

ESKOM applied to increase 2018/2019 electricity tariffs for direct clients with 20 per cent and for municipal clients with 27.5 per cent. Alberton residents shared their comments on this matter.

TIMOTHYMCENROE

YANNICKHERLY

LEE-ANN FENNELL

IRENE HLATSHWAYO

HELENOU

Residents comment Residents comment on possible on possible electricity tariff raiseelectricity tariff raise

“Everything is getting more expensive and everything is going up, except our salaries. Why do we even pay for electricity if we get so many blackouts anyway? It’s ridiculous.”

“To be honest, what prices are not going up these days? Everything - except our pay cheques. I’m convinced this is going to lead to crime increases since everything is becoming unaffordable.”

“No, this is too much! I’m scared, because this is very bad news for pensioners, especially. Looking after children and having to pay school fees are already too much.”

“It’s too much! We are all stuck with too little money. Everything is getting too expensive. I can’t even turn on both aircons in my shop to stave off the heat because it costs too much.”

“This is a rip-off because we are already a third-world country. Because the municipality is not paying Eskom, the bills are now becoming our problem. It’s horrible news.”

Your article published on page two of the RECORD of September 20 Carnage on our roads, refers: The article referred to a motor vehicle collision on Klipriver Road near the airfi eld. According to the report, a vehicle crashed into the back of a vehicle that had pulled off the road as the occupants wished to urinate.

Apparently, the CPF attended the scene after failing several times to get hold of Brackendowns SAPS, Mondeor SAPS, Ekhuruleni metro or Johannesburg metro cops to attend the scene. Shockingly, as the situation unfolded, the driver of the vehicle who apparently was under the infl uence of alcohol at the time, was not tested for this. The events, as the report suggests unfolded, are wrong on so many levels. As a former member of SAPS from the mid-1980s to mid-1990s, what happened in this incident goes against all that we were taught and all that we stood for. The basics have not changed since that time. The fi rst problem is the fact that the collision scene was not attended by anyone since it occurred in neither of the police stations’ area. Unless things have changed since my time in the service (and I don’t believe that the basics have changed at all) any member of the SAPS can act if he sees any offence occurring anywhere in the Republic. Should the member be off duty at the time, he will place himself on duty and attend to the matter. (The exact wording may be wrong but I am sure you get the gist of the implications).

There should be nothing such as

‘a policeman can’t attend to a matter because he is off duty’ or ‘he is outside his area’. The question I ask myself is: If Brackendowns CPF attended, was it not in their area? If it was, then surely Brackendowns CPF would not be operational in Mondeor SAPS’ area?

The second issue is the fact that because only a CPF member was at the scene, legally he could not perform an arrest on the matter nor could he arrange for a sample of blood to be taken from the suspect. Legally this has to be done within a two-hour period of the commission of the offence.

This was correct as far as the CPF member was concerned although I have an alternate view on how to rid the country of crime.The SAPS is critically short of members and resources - by their own admission. Surely the law could be changed to enable members of the CPF - even if they are not armed and do not attend to violent crime since they don’t have bulletproof vests etc - to affect arrests in certain circumstances such as these where waiting longer than the two hours would cause any evidence such as blood samples to be inadmissible as evidence. This is something to ponder although the real problem is that it should never happen that the SAPS don’t attend a scene. The next problem with how the matter unfolded is that I got the impression that a photographer took photos at the scene, but since a uniform offi cer didn’t attend, there was no plan drawn up of the accident

scene. If the suspect was charged with reckless or negligent driving or even culpable homicide, the plan would be necessary evidence that forms part of the case docket. Our current law states that any collision a government vehicle is involved in or where any death or serious injury occurs, a plan of the accident scene must be drawn up and placed in the docket. Since the vehicles had been removed I assume that this also would not have been done. It naturally follows that there is no way of rectifying the situation and that vital evidence is now gone or destroyed forever even though photographs were taken - according to the report. It will not even really help to take disciplinary action against anyone as it won’t change the fact that because any suspect is innocent until proven guilty, proving any case now will be very diffi cult. This could result in justice not being served for the families of the innocent victims which is not an acceptable situation.

Members of the public must be aware that in the event of any police station refusing to, or failing to attend to any matter due to an area dispute or lack of manpower, the following can be done - especially since a delay, as in this case, could permanently affect the outcome of a criminal investigation:· There is usually a commissioned offi cer in charge of the charge offi ce on most of the shifts and it is desirable to speak to him or her and obviously get details of who he or she is. This will help with

accountability.· If you are unhappy with the situation you may ask to get hold of a ‘duty offi cer’ who is available on station level. This offi cer is on duty 24 hours a day and is inter alia responsible for attending to major incidents as well as incidents where a member of the force discharges his or her weapon.· If this fails, then the station commander can be contacted as they are also on duty 24/7. In the event of him being unavailable, he will delegate this function to the duty offi cer at the station level.· If all else fails then phone the complaint through to the 10111 service. The complaints are either given to the vehicles of each station or even a fl ying squad vehicle.

A SAP 280 is opened when the complaint is issued to the offi cers. On completion of the complaint, the offi cers have to give a report back. This service will automatically determine the police station in whose area the incident has occurred and give the complaint to the correct station’s vehicle and dispatch them to attend the scene. All the calls to the 10111 service are recorded.

I am unfamiliar with the procedure on the metro police’s side but I am sure it would be something along the same lines.

The most troubling aspect is the fact that the CPF members, who are volunteering their time and resources to serve the community to combat crime, are not getting support in this instance. Apparently, the CPF member had to

attend the scene and even do traffi c control - something he is not trained for but also shouldn’t have to do.

If I am sacrifi cing my family time and I feel I am not getting the support then I will just stop patrolling – why would I continue?

We need to get back to basics with our policing or else we will lose the battle.

Having said all that, it must be noted that there are very good SAPS members at all levels and at all stations but we need to root out the bad ones if we are to stop crime. Also, as with this case, we need to attend scenes properly so as to make sure we know where convictions are justifi ed. We need to attend the scene in such a manner that we assist the courts in their effort to obtain convictions.

Be aware of your rights and the procedures as you can then ensure that your matter will get the attention it deserves. CPF members should have better communication from the SAPS’ side so people know whom to contact.Concerned resident

RECORD contacted the Brackendowns SAPS, Mondeor SAPS, Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police and Johannesburg Metropolitan Police weeks ago for comment, but we have received none by the time of going to print.

In the meantime the RECORD forwarded the letter and initial story to SAPS provincial offi ce for comment and was subsequently paid a visit by Captain Pinky Tsinyane - the matter is under investigation by SAPS’ provincial offi ces.

Not delivering proper service is as bad as corruption

Please allow me to give recognition to Brackenhurst Optometrist and their indirect contribution to the local community.

Due to the urgency and technical nature of my work, to secure families in the Gauteng area, one security door at a time, my glasses often need to be repaired or

readjusted.Izak and Michelle are aware

of the ever-increasing crime rate in our area and the work I do to secure families by fi tting physical barriers between intruders and families.

Izak and Michelle often visit my home to fi x my glasses, in their own time and after hours, even on a Sunday evening

(much like old times when doctors still made house calls).

Their unselfi sh actions and desire to support the community free me up to spend all my time in assessing and securing families, including training security experts.

A big thank you to Izak and Michelle.

Kol Deysel

Going out of their way to serve

Dit is vir my ’n eer om te sien hoe Suid-Afrikaners op 30 Oktober saamgestaan het om te sê dat plaasmoorde end moet kry.

Ek het nog voor die groot Swart Maandag vir ons land gebid want ek is ’n mens wat dinge gaan opsoek en lees. Na die fl iek Treurgrond het ek, as iemand wat glad nie ’n plaas besit nie, meer en meer oor plaasmoorde gaan oplees en hoe dit vir kriminele amper ’n speletjie geword het.

Dit gaan nie meer oor inbreek en steel nie. Dit is

nou torture en doodmaak. Wat het met ons land gebeur? Hoekom kan ons almal nie saamstaan nie? Hoekom word ’n boer vermoor? Hoekom word vroue en kinders mishandel en verkrag? Is dit wat ons vir ons nageslag wil los? Is dit die toekoms vir hulle?

Dit is so hartseer om na van die mense se kommentare op sosiale media te kyk wat sê dat die boere doodgemaak moet word en hoe wit en swart baklei en mekaar dreig.

Suid-Afrika is een mooi

land met talentvolle mense en nou kan al die mooi dinge nie eers die slegte goed laat wegval nie. Almal pak op en hardloop weg in plaas daarvan om ’n verskil te maak? Ek stem saam met meeste van die videos dat ons land ander lande se hulp moet inkry. Die gaan nie oor wit en swart nie dit gaan oor lewe en dood en die behoud van ons land.

Kom Suid-Afrikaners, kom ons ruk SA reg en kom ons bou ’n beter toekoms vir ons nageslag.Susanna du Toit - Alberton.

Staan saam Suid-Afrika

Alberton RecordOpinion • Opinie15 November, 2017 9

Six weeks ... and counting! Christmas trees, gift wrap, ribbons and bows, twinkling lights and everything sparkly. Time to get into the Christmas spirit and defi nitely to begin some shopping, if you haven’t begun already! No time to waste, hope you’ve made your gift lists. Something for every oneLooking around you can still buy a gift for around R100. This year I must stress, it’s not about the amount you spend but the gift, wrapped beautifully and given with love. Most people are battling with the expense of everything but will still like to give a little gift. Next week I’ll give you some gift ideas for the whole family for around R100 each. Delicious gifts to melt in your mouthLast year I bought some gorgeous

biscuits, exquisitely decorated for Christmas from Cherubs Home Industry in De Marionette Centre, Meyersdal. The made up packets of tiny gingerbread men, snowmen, stars, angels and Christmas trees were absolutely loved by the little ones in our family and actually the adults too! They were so moreish I decided I defi nitely wanted more this festive season.

What luck for me, I actually met the lady who bakes and decorates the biscuits and I’m placing my order directly through her because I’m buying quite a few gift packs as well as jars of cookies. You can buy single snowfl akes and angels to a gingerbread house, as well as a DIY house for children to make up themselves. There is also a range of ‘paint your own tree’ decorations to keep them busy in the hectic run-up to Christmas.

The biscuits mixes are Soetkoekie, ginger and shortbread and each and every one is decorated beautifully. There’s also a range of biscuits which will make the perfect gift for school teachers. You won’t believe how gorgeous they are! And the really great news, prices are really good. Phone Marésel De Koker on 082 372 5700 to order directly, especially for larger orders, or pop into Cherubs and see what they have in-store.

That’s it for this week. Shop till you drop!Julie

with JULIE MAULE@baglady_south

PERFECT GIFT: Who wouldn’t love this Christmas house and tree with a tea light candle?

Ons wil net graag ‘n baie groot dankie sê vir al die hulp en ondersteuning wat ons ontvang het met ons huis wat afgebrand het.

Fox Sekuriteit, julle fl inke optrede word waardeer, die ambulansdienste, Dr Phil Thomas en almal wat daar werk, Dr Botha en die personeel by Optimed, al ons familie wat so vroeg daar was om te help, al ons bure wat klere en koffi e aangedra het, NG-kerk Brackendal, ander wat wou help en belanggestel het, ons is dankbaar aan almal van julle, baie dankie.

Julle maak dit vir ons makliker om die skade en ons verliese te verwerk en deur dit te kom.

Aan Charlene en die onbekende skenker, vir julle wil ons ook baie dankie sê.

Julle is almal wonderlik.Die Du Plooy gesin.

These men with the trash trolleys who goes through the dustbins of residents to look for goods to recycle must learn to not walk on the road with the trolleys.

This morning I saw a scene where there was almost a car accident due to these guys taking half of the road

to travel. The one car had to swing out and did not see the other car and there was almost a crash.

Just walk on the pavements and not on the road as there are people driving fast. It is also for your own safety.Motorist - Mayberry Park

Motorist frustrated

In July I posted a parcel to Australia via airmail.

I asked how long it would take to arrive in Australia and was told it would take approximately three to four weeks and to this day, they have not received anything.

This is the second time one of my parcels have “gone missing” from the post offi ce. What’s next?St Ledger Hunt

THE RECORD has contacted the Post Offi ce for comment, but was unable to get any feedback from them.

Parcels keep going missing

BAIE dankie CPS Security en Raymond Strydom wat in die vroeë oggendure van 1 Oktober uitgekom het om ‘n katjie, wat in ‘n boom vasgesit het, te kom help.

Ek waardeer dit opreg. Julle is regtig ‘n klomp mense wat vir almal en alles omgee.

Dankie weer eens. Julle is die beste.Fébé Naudé - Alberton

ON October 13, my wife and child were stuck next to the road without petrol.

A security offi cer from Fox Alberton, Pierre Pretorius, stopped to ask my wife what was happening. Apparently he was on his way home after night duty. He took my wife and child with him to buy petrol as he didn’t want to leave them alone next to the road in the early dark hours of the morning. He bought petrol and then

assisted my wife. He waited for her until she left safely.

Thank you, thank you, Pierre! I appreciate how you helped my family. You are a good person and Fox should be very proud having people like you on board. If I were living in Alberton, I would turn to Fox to keep my home safe. Pierre had only good things to say about Fox. Thank you once again, Pierre.Nico Smith

Thank you Pierre

My man, Hannes Verwey, het op 1 Oktober heengegaan. Ek wil graag net baie dankie sê vir almal wat ondersteuning deur hierdie donker tyd gebied het.

Dankie aan all AVBOB se mense vir al julle hulp en bystand. Dankie ook aan dokter Heila Redpath, Dirk en Joni van Tonder en hul gesin, André en Tillie Smith en die res van die familie. Dankie aan al ons vriende, kennisse en al Hannes se ou kliënte.

Julle ondersteuning is wonderlik en ek wens vir julle alle seëninge en voorspoed toe.Martie Verwey

On Friday, October 20, my son exited his car and stood next to it while waiting for me so that we could cross the road to go to KC Automotive Cables. A third-party vehicle knocked him and drove away. The staff from KC Automotive Cables ran to our

aid and rendered assistance. Your generosity has totally overwhelmed me and your kind gesture will remain in my memory forever. I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Kenen, Lorna, Dhiren and Kubendree Naidoo

Dankie

Family is thankful

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Print exclusive

So much has changed for LigstadTHE “Ou Eufees Kerk” on Van Riebeeck Avenue, Alberton North, has been a landmark in the area since 1938. Residents and passers-by will have noticed an uptick in the activity levels at the old building over the past fi ve years where Ligstad, as an NPO, started a community project with the aim of getting the community to uplift the community.

Ligstad has reached out to the local community with various ministry projects under the Ligstad banner.

These include a pre-school, aftercare centre, developmental social services centre, training for counsellors, counselling, elderly care and music tuition.

Ligstad is a community development project functioning from Alberton North, on the corner of Van Riebeeck Avenue and Gerrit Maritz Street. It is a non-profi t organisation, with a mandate to lend a helping hand to those in need, especially children and the elderly in need.

Through each of these services rendered to the community runs the golden thread of ministering the Word of God. Whether at the elderly Bible study group or the Good News Hour for the children, or the training and counselling, walking in the Light is what drives those involved at Ligstad to uplift the community.

Ligstad has a vision to empower

the community of Alberton North to be a beacon of hope in the world we live in, and is on a mission to uplift the community, in dependence on God, by means of proactive community development services rendered by the community to the community – in order for the community to function independently of the welfare system.

(Photo: Google Maps)

Making a difference through caringALIDA Jooste is a social worker and one of Ligstad’s founding members and has been a part of the organisation since September 2012. She wants to make a positive difference in the community and let everyone know she truly cares.

Alida is unmarried and has no children of her own, but has over 300 “heart-children” who she has had the pleasure to connect with during her career as a social worker.

She loves reading, sudoku, arts and crafts and is a member of the Alberton Ladies’ Choir. However, her true passion lies in helping and caring for others.

To make a difference is what keeps her driven to reach success. She believes this is the calling that God gave her.

“My rule of life is to make a difference and to be attuned to noticing where I will be able to add value by just being who God made me to be,” she

explained. Alida also believes that

Ligstad is an organisation unlike any other.

“The Creator of Ligstad is God Himself and not men,” she told the RECORD. “Ligstad is the only organisation in Alberton that focuses solely on proactive services instead of reactively

rendering services to the community. The effectiveness of all our programmes are measured by these two questions: ‘Is it proactive?’ and ‘Will what we do lead to independence from the welfare system?’”

In her heart, Alida has a soft spot for people of all ages, especially those who have survived or are surviving hard times. What she loves most about her job is seeing how love can change someone like nothing else can. This gives her the hope and satisfaction upon which she thrives.

Alida explains how Ligstad has changed her as a person since she started there: “My faith has grown and my eyes became open to the positive qualities of every person who entered our premises. I like to think that I see people more in the way God sees them – this is certainly the biggest change I’ve been through so far.”

OUT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE: Alida Jooste, social worker and one of the founding members of Ligstad.

Jim Rosser, the preacher JIM’S goal in life is to be that one person who is able to exercise his unique spiritual gifts to serve the Lord.

His passion for the scriptures never left him and he looks forward to sharing some wonderful insights from God’s Word. Jim, whose church background is Presbyterian, has preached at St Andrew’s in Brakpan and St John’s in Boksburg since 2014.

Jim Rosser (56) has been a preacher at Ligstad in Alberton North for six months.

According to him, Ligstad is a local solution for the problems faced in the community where it is situated.

Ligstad’s projects are for the community out of the community to better themselves with people on the ground who are prepared to take the time to get involved with the people they are helping. “We are not just throwing money at a problem,” he said.

Jim told the RECORD that it’s been an interesting time for him to work with people from another religious culture, namely the NG Church. “Both the NG and the Presbyterians have a

proud tradition of Bible-based theology and this will continue to form the underlying theme of the preaching,” said Jim.

When asked about his soft spot in life, he replied: “I’m a preacher. God’s word can impact everybody’s life.”

A sense of stewardship is what motivates Jim. “God gives us responsibilities and expects us to handle them well.”

He has been married to Ilse-Louise for three years and they have one son - little Arthur-John.

His motto in life is to leave the past behind and to focus on the future. “I would like to extend an invitation to our community to come and meet with the Lord. I work full-time as a manager for a multinational engineering company. Preaching is what I do in my spare time,” Jim concluded.

PREACHER: Jim Rosser is the preacher at Ligstad.

Just let the music flowHER love for music and honouring the Lord through her talents is what motivates and drives her in life.

Ilse-Louise Herholdt Rosser is the head of Ligstad’s music school and the music ministry of Ligstad.

She has been with Ligstad for eight months.

The full-time musician was born and raised in Alberton and matriculated at Hoërskool Alberton.

“Music chose me. I’ve had a passion for music since I was little and my parents did not even know it,” she said.

When asked what makes Ligstad special, she said: “The special people at the heart of the organisation are true Christians and they are devoted to Ligstad, even if they don’t get compensated. All the different facets of this organisation, such as the music school, the pre-school and after-school care, the absolutely wonderful work they do with the elderly, as well as the special concerts that are held at the church make it a truly exceptional organisation.”

On whether Ligstad has made a change in her life she said: “Absolutely - I am astonished by the grace and warmth of the people in this organisation and have learnt so much from them. I have also learnt that God’s plan

for you is so exceptional and perfect and that you can’t imagine what wonderful things He has in store for you.

“My involvement in this church was already mapped out over 20 years ago and it is wonderful to see the culmination of His plan and also how He destined for me to be serving Him in this music ministry. As a person I have also become much calmer and more settled since being involved in

Ligstad.” Ilse-Louise is married to the

preacher of Ligstad, Jim Rosser. They have been married for three years and have one baby boy, Arthur-John. In her spare time she enjoys playing the cello and playing with her son.

“I hope that my music ministry will leave an impression and I hope for my son Arthur-John to follow in his mom and dad’s footsteps,” she said.

TOGETHER: Ilse-Louise Herholdt-Rosser with her husband Jim Rosser and their baby boy Arthur-John.

Leaving a legacy FOR him, success means to be the best person God wants him to be and he also wants to be remembered as someone who made others feel good about themselves.

Daniel Viljoen is the head of Ligstad’s school and has been helping the organisation since October 2015.

Daniel is single and loves to braai and watch television series in his free time. However, his true passion lies in uplifting people, especially children, and encouraging them to (despite the fact that nobody is perfect) be the best versions of themselves with God by their side.

The people in his life who loves him just as he is keeps Daniel driven and motivated to reach success. He believes life is a gift from God and how he lives his life is his gift back to God.

Although this is the fi rst organisation of its kind that Daniel has been involved with, he knows it is special and has potential to stand out from other similar organisations. He explained: “We, here at Ligstad should not be satisfi ed – we must

always strive to improve and do greater things to positively impact other people’s lives. If we are kind, friendly and treat everyone as equals as we are in God’s eyes, Ligstad will be a legendary organisation.”

Even though he cares about all people, children especially hold

a soft spot in Daniel’s heart. “The child you raise today refl ects the resulting adult of tomorrow,” he said. “If I didn’t have a soft spot for children, it would mean that the past two years of working at Ligstad has been a waste.”

To be remembered as someone who was a good person and who uplifted others is the legacy that Daniel wants to leave behind after he is gone. “I can’t remember a single thing Mrs Diener taught me back in 1997 when I was in grade seven; I only remember that she was a very good teacher and she made me feel good about myself. This is the type of legacy I would like to leave behind,” said Daniel.

Ligstad has made big positive changes in Daniel’s life since he became involved there. He said: “I’m defi nitely not the same person I was when I started as a volunteer. I had to learn to deal with often making mistakes – sometimes big ones. The important thing is that I’ve used what I’ve learned to improve on the person I was yesterday.”

UPLIFTING: Daniel Viljoen is on a mission to make the people he deals with become the best versions of themselves, even though no-one is perfect.

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MAKIETIE SOKKIE DANCE

JOHANNESBURG SOUTH

GARDEN CLUB’S

TAI CHI FOR SUGAR DIABETICS

BECOME A FREEMASON

MAKIETIE Sokkie dance at Casa da Madeira with DJ Phillip. Friday 17 November from7pm till late at 46 Goodwood Street, Newmarket, Alberton. Contact Phillip074 575 1784.

JOHANNESBURG South Garden Club’s next meeting will be on November 18 in The Winning Room, Queenshaven Retirement Village, 64 Outspan Road, South Hills at 10am. The guest speaker will be Warren Schmidt who will be talking about gardening for birds. All welcome. If you are interested in joining the garden club or would like more information, please phone Rob Winter on 072 688 6871 or 011 682 2450 or Mike Richardson on 081 829 0526 or 011 432 1561.

TAI CHI for sugar diabetics. Come and listen to a talk by Craig Boden, senior Qigong and Tai Chi instructor from the Meraki in Motion Wellness Centre on November 18 from 10am to 11am. The centre is situated at 28 Rae Frankel Street, Brackenhurst, Alberton. Open to all. Please RSVP on/or before November 13. For more information email craig@taichichuaninstitute.co.za or phone 080 006 0224. Entrance is free.

DO you want to become a Freemason? It’s great fun, it’s enjoyable and it offers great satisfaction. They meet every fourth Monday of each month at 7.30 pm with the next meeting scheduled for November 20. Freemasonry is not a religion or secret society but a society of good, true men with high ethical standards and morals. Friendship and trust are highly valued. Contact Bill on 083 377 9919 or email teleland@worldonline.co.za24

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DAMESTEE met Hykie Berg op 18 November om 9.30vm vir 10vm by Ligstad. Kaartjies is teen R150 per persoon beskikbaar wat verversings insluit. Die tee word by die Eeufeeskerk in Van Riebeecklaan, Alberton Noord aangebied. Kontak Ligstad by 021 907 0517/082 896 4288 vir meer inligting en besprekings.

MALL of the South hosts ComicEx on December 2 and 3 and you can come dressed as your favourite hero or villain and join us at ComicEx with loads of entertainment, including live action role play, cosplay, gaming, alien paintball arena, movie theatre, free Wi-Fi access compliments of Easyweb, comic book stalls, merchandising stalls, giveaways and much more. R100 gets you in per day or R150 for two days. Tickets are limited, so get your tickets from Easyweb, Mall of the South Centre Management and at selected restaurant at the Mall. No tickets will be sold at the door.

18 DIABETIC OPEN DAY

DIABETIC Open Day, November 18 between 9am and 11.30am at Greek Hall, 11 Penzance Street, New Redruth. Registration at 9am, talks between 9.30am and 11am with refreshments and lucky draw between 11am and 11.30am.

25 CHRISTMAS MARKET

JOIN the Alberton Baptiste Kerk and Abacus Kids Academy at the Entrepreneur’s Christmas Market from 8am to 3pm on November 25. The market will showcase all manner of handmade creations and goods, as well as stalls, refreshments, food, live entertainment. The fi rst 200 visitors will receive free ice-cream.

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SAVE this date for a picnic under Amcare’s Tree of Light. Gates will open at 5pm and lights will be switched on at 7pm. Come and join in the picnic and share your memories while remembering late loved ones through Amcare’s Hang A Tag. Purchase a tag, provide Amcare with your late loved one’s name and message and a group of wonderful volunteers will make up your tags. Purchase your tag by contacting Desire via email at info@amcare.org.za and on the evening of November 25 you can collect your tag and hang it under the tree. It will be an evening fi lled with music, a special blessing and a beautifully lit tree which will remain switched on until January 1, 2018 (dates and times will be advertised via Amcare’s Facebook page). You can order a picnic fi lled with delicious goodies for adults or kids through Manuela on 083 601 7135. A percentage of these proceeds will be donated towards the evening’s funds raised. There will also be a coffee stand, water and soft drinks for sale. The tree will stay a glow until the end of December. More information to follow.

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PENCIL this date into your diary and don’t miss out on Amcare’s Christmas Night Market by fairy lights. Gates will open at 5pm on December 1 and visitors will be able to browse and buy from a number of craft and food stalls. There will most certainly be loads of fun planned for young and old. More information to follow.

14THE ROYAL FLEET AUXILLIARY

SA MILITARY History Society will be meeting in the Auditorium of the Museum of Military History, Erlswold Way, Saxonwold (next to the Zoo) on December 14 at 8pm. The fi rst event will be The Royal Fleet Auxilliary in the Falklands War by Jeremy Carew. Instead of a main lecture, the fi lm The Story of the Spitfi re will be shown. The SA Military History Society holds meetings with lectures on the second Thursday of each month at which a wide variety of topics of military historical interest are discussed. Wives are welcome to come along with their husbands and enjoy the evening with us. Visitors are charged R30 per person which includes tea or coffee after the lecture. For more information call 011 646 5513, or email scribe@samilitaryhistory.org.

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Musiek maak projek uniekPOLFYNTJIES vir Kersfees was weer eens ’n groot sukses met goeie vermaak en dit alles vir ’n goeie doel.

Hierdie liefdadigheidsprojek is drie jaar gelede deur Coert Grobbelaar begin om vir behoeftige inwoners van Alberton ook iets vir Kersfees te gee.

Coert is by die Cantare Kinderkoor betrokke en het hierdie jaar, in samewerking met dié koor as deel van hul projekte

vir liefdadigheid, opgetree.Op 3 November om 7nm

het die Cantare Kinderkoor, die Alberton Mannekoor, die Alberton Dameskoor en andere hul harte by die Alberton-Suid NG-kerk, Raceview uitgesing.

Gaskunstenaars wat saam met die kore opgetree het sluit in Phiwe Makaula, Michelle en Rochelle Veenemans en natuurlik Coert Grobbelaar homself.

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DRIE GENERASIES VAN SANG: Barbara, Rochelle en Michelle Veenemans saam.

Winners announcedALBERTON City Shakers Talent Competition recently announced their winners.

On November 4, the winners experienced some fame and received great prizes after battling it out against the 18 other fi nalists.

The initial audition round took place on October 14 and was open to singers, dancers and actors between the ages of six and 21 years of age.

“The response was phenomenal from the local community with 70 initial auditions,” said Emma Griffi n-Coetzer from Figures Finesse International Models and Talent Alberton, one of the sponsors. Other sponsors included Mr Price Clothing, Maxi’s, Clicks, Takkie Town, Nokia, Choice Clothing and Matrix.

There was a fairly big crowd present at the shopping centre

to witness the event where the sound and stage was sponsored by Alberton Figures as well as the grand prize of attending the IMTA Convention South Africa at the Bazzaruto Islands in March 2018 on board the MSC Sinfonia. This is a talent convention where both local and international talent scouts are looking for the next big artist(s). The fabulous Fuse Dance Duo was awarded an automatic qualifi cation to the IMTA South African Convention based on their talented dancing ability.

All the fi nalists received prizes on the day and the top four winners were announced live at the close of the competition.

Fourth place went to The Mercy Brothers, a brilliant true a cappella singing group. Third place was awarded to the talented 10-year-old singer Bontle Mocka

whose stage presence captured the judges and second place went to the 17-year-old Simeon Van Staden (aka Simmetric). His dancing, almost mime-like performance was mind-blowing, original and entertaining and the overall winner prize went to the fabulous dancing trio, the Hybrid Mob. “Their originality and diversity with their dance sequence was amazing – they really synchronized well and were mesmerising to watch,” added Griffen-Coetzer. “Congratulations to all the winners – we look forward to seeing great things in the future from you. May the City Shakers Talent Competition only be the beginning of a long successful journey for all the wonderful talent that Alberton has to offer the industry,” said Coetzer.

MERCY BROTHERS: The talented singing group congratulate each other.

What’s new at Nu MetroNu Metro has already opened bookings for the release of Justice League (combining the forces of Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Cyborg and the Flash) next week. The imminent arrival of this mega superhero blockbuster sees Nu Metro The Glen featuring only one new movie this week.Amityville: The Awakening (13 HLV)This new horror-thriller traces the roots of the well-known haunted house legend. “Every house has a history. This one has a legend,” states the fi lm’s tagline. Belle, her little sister and her comatose twin brother move into a new house with their single mother Joan in a bid to save money to pay for her brother’s expensive healthcare. But when strange phenomena

begin to occur in the house, including the miraculous recovery of her brother, Belle begins to suspect her mother isn’t telling her everything, and before long realises they have just moved into

the infamous Amityville house. Get ready for cold shivers and goosebumps with this movie – perfect entertainment if you are in the mood for some scary-movie chills.

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Show in memory of BrianSHOW your support and join the hilarious Goliath Comedy Trio Jason, Donovan and Nicholas, together with some of their closest comedy friends, as they present Where’s Wally – The Brian Wallace Memorial Comedy Show on November 23 at 8pm at The

Barnyard Theatre Gold Reef City, to help raise funds for Stepping Stone Hospice.

One of Jason Goliath’s best friends, Brian Wallace, lost his battle to cancer this year and spent his last few days at Stepping Stone Hospice. Funds raised on

the night and money generated from ticket sales will go to Stepping Stone Hospice and Brian Wallace’s immediate family.

Tickets cost R200 per person and are sure to sell out fast! Book online at www.barnyardtheatre.co.za.

COMEDY FOR A CAUSE: Hilarious Goliath Comedy Trio Jason, Donovan and Nicholas will present “Where’s Wally – The Brian Wallace Memorial Comedy Show” on November 23 at The Barnyard Theatre Gold Reef City, in aid of Stepping Stone Hospice.

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AGTER hierdie skool se sukses staan daar ouers met oop harte, wonderlike borge, onnies met ’n passie en leerders wat wil!

Laerskool Randhart het op 24 Oktober weer hul jaarlikse borge-aand, met die doel om dankie te se aan ieder en elk se bydrae om die skool se suksesverhaal te skryf, gehou. Veral die leerders se ouers, wat grotendeels verantwoordelik is vir die skool se uitmuntende prestasies en sukses, is bedank.

Ilse Kichenkamp het die verrigting afgeskop deur te praat oor hoe om te gee ’n mens goed laat voel en dat dit beter is om ’n gelukkige hart as ’n vol beursie te hê.

Donovan Steenkamp het ingespring en almal hartelikvir hul bydraes aan die skool bedank, sowel as die Alberton Rugbyklub wat hulle toelaat om hul lapa vir hul verrigtinge elke jaar te gebruik.

Vanjaar het die skool R930 000 ingesamel wat hulle toegelaat het om ’n nuwe skoolbussie aan te koop. In die lange duur sal dit goedkoper uitwerk en minder moeite wees as om heeltyd bussies te huur.

Die skool kon ook hul toegewyde

onderwysers met ’n nuwe personeelkamer, pragtige buite-area en selfs ’n nuwe rekenaarsentrum beloon om die kinders se rekenaarvaardighede te koester en te laat groei.Uitblinkers en hoogtepunteLaerskool Randhart het vanjaar op verskeie vlakke uitgeblink. Hulle het toekennings vir die beste netbalskool, Suid-Afrikaanse netbalkampioene, beste netbalafrigter van die jaar, Bybelvasvrae kampioene vir die tweede agtereenvolgende jaar, verskeie rugbytitels en selfs baie goeie vertonings in kultuur met kunswedstryde waar meer as 900 leerders uit die 1 000 plus leerders deelgeneem het, ontvang.

Dan is daar natuurlik hul robotics program wat nuwe geleenthede geskep het en deure vir kinders geopen het wat dalk nie aan sport en kultuur deelneem nie.

So ook die grafi ese ontwerpprogram wat vanjaar begin is wat wys hoe die skool hul beywer om vooruit te streef en baanbrekers te wees.Konstante groeiVolgende jaar word beplan om nog twee klaskamers op te rig om almal, met ’n leerdertal van 1 111 vir 2018, te

akkommodeer.Daar is ook ’n bouprojek aangepak

waarby verskeie sportsoorte baat sal kan vind; dit sluit reënbeskutte krieketnette in wat ook vir netbal, hokkie en atletiek benut kan word.

Die skoolhoof, Deon Van Zyl en sy vrou was hartlik bedank vir al hul

harde werk. Volgende jaar gaan die hoof se uittrede sien wat vir die skool ’n groot verlies gaan wees.

Michael Boucher het die dankie-sê verrigtinge met ’n pragtige gebed afgesluit en vandaar het die geselligheid met ’n lekker drankie en smaaklike kos waaraan almal kon smul

aangegaan.Ranties kan voorwaar terugkyk

op nog ’n baie suksesvolle jaar en wanneer mens na die toekomsplanne luister is dit duidelik dat hulle, met hul sterk tradisionele etiek van respek, harde werk en dissipline, van krag tot krag sal gaan.

Ranties se suksesvolle borgeaand

DIE MANNE: Michael Boucher, Claude Barnes, Deon van Zyl (skoolhoof) en Marius van Staden.

HOËRSKOOL Alberton se prysuitdeling het op 13 Oktober in die skoolsaal plaasgevind. Tydens die geleentheid het leerders toekennings ontvang en die hoofl eiers is ook aangekondig.

Jeanrique Prinsloo is as die hoofseun vir 2018 en Minke van Schoor as die hoofdogter aangewys.

Maryke Keiser, hoofdogter van 2016, het tydens die glansgeleentheid ook ’n goue medalje vir haar ses onderskeidings in graad 12-eindeksamen ontvang. Jeandri Wilson (18) het met die skool se hoogste toekennings, die Paul Kruger- en Allietrofee, weggeloop. Sy is ook as die kultuurleerder van die jaar aangewys.

Allies eer leerders

DRIE JARE: Hier is 2016, 2017 en 2018 se hoofdogters van Hoërskool Alberton saam by die prysuitdeling op 13 Oktober. Minke van Schoor is as die nuwe hoofdogter vir 2018 aangewys en saam met haar is Ankia Ackermann (hoofdogter 2017) en Maryke Keyser (hoofdogter 2016).

TROTS: Jeandri Wilson met al haar trofees wat sy tydens die prysuitdeling ontvang het.

LEIERS: Voor: Minke van Schoor (hoofdogter) en Jeanrique Prinsloo (hoofseun). Middel: Ane Welman (onderhoofdogter sosiaal), Sherené Nolte (onderhoofdogter sport) en Calista Welken (onderhoofdogter kultuur). Agter: Jimmy Dadswell (onderhoofseun sosiaal), Jacques Kriel (onderhoofseun sport) en Ruan Erasmus (onderhoofseun kultuur).

TINY Bubbles Kleuterskool het vir die Kleuterzone Kompetisie ingeskryf en is as nasionale wenners 2017 bekroon en stap boonop met vier toekennings in totaal weg!

Die kompetisie het op 22 Oktober by die Southdowns College in Irene, Pretoria, plaasgevind.

Dié is die enigste skool van Alberton wat gekwalifi seer het om na die nasionale kampioenskappe deur te dring. Nie net het hulle gewen nie,

maar hulle het drie ander toekennings ook ontvang: Oorspronklike Kostuums vir Hartsoldaat, Beste Liedjiekeuse vir Vlieg Hoog en Beste Choreografi e vir Kaalvoet Sokkie.

Die kompetisie is deur Anthonie Bougas van kykNET aangebied en sal op ’n latere stadium op dié TV-kanaal uitgesaai word. 90 kleuterskole het vir die kompetisie ingeskryf waarvan slegs nege skole na die fi nale Nasionale Kampioenskappe

deurgedring het – en daar wen Tiny Bubbles.

“Ek is baie geëerd en trots om te kan sê dat ons as nasionale wenners gekroon is,” sê Carene Koekemoer, hoof van Tiny Bubbles.

“Dit het ure se oefening geverg, maar die kinders en ouers het dit baie geniet. Al ons ouers, kinders en personeel het, toe ons as die wennerskool aangekondig was, verhoog toe gehardloop.”

Tiny Bubbles Kleuterskool as na-sionale wenners bekroon

KLEIN PRESTEERDERS: Kleuters van Tiny Bubbles sit trots vir hul wennerfoto.

WENNERS IS BEKROON: Memory Möller, Eufesia Kruger, Cheryl Westenberg, Anthonie Bougas en Carene Koekemoer (hoof).

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BRACKEN High School recently celebrated its top achieving students in sports as well as academic categories.

On October 18, at the annual Sports Honours evening, Branden Matsila walked off with the sportsman of the

year trophy for his achievements in athletics and soccer, while Akua Gyebi took the sportswoman of the year trophy for her achievements in athletics, netball and touch rugby.

The Bracken High School Academic

Honours evening took place a day later on October 19, where Akua Gyebi was named Dux Scholar for her academic achievements. Akua excelled in her subjects, notching up an average of 89 per cent, taking the subject awards

for English (85 per cent), maths (91 per cent), physics (94 per cent) and accounting (92 per cent). Akua received the prestigious Achiever of the Year Award for her academic and sports achievements for 2017.

“Congratulations Akua, Bracken High School is extremely proud of you,” said Graham Dinkelman from the school.

“Bracken High would also like to congratulate its new head leaders for 2018,” he added.

Bracken High School’s top achieversBRACKEN HEAD LEADERS 2018: Sihle Shibe (deputy head boy), Rhys Ners (head boy), Tiara Moodley (head girl) and Sinalo Sithole (deputy head girl).

SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR: Branden Mtsila with his awards.

TOP ACHIEVER: Akua Gyebi won the Achiever of the Year Award for her academic and sports achievements.

ALBERTON High School would like to thank all the learners who were involved in this year’s Animal Welfare Drive.Thank you for supporting Mrs L Jardine in raising funds and do-nating pet food for various animal welfare organisations in and around Alberton. You definitely made a difference in the commu-nity and we hope you keep it up!

Thank you, kind learners

KIND CHILDREN: These learners helped gather funds and pet food for Alberton High School’s annual Animal Welfare Drive.

HOËRSKOOL Marais Viljoen het in die week van 20 Oktober hul Meneer en Mejuffrou Marais Viljoen, asook hul nuwe bestuurspan en hoofl eiers, verkies.

Op die aand van 20 Oktober is Marais Viljoen se Meneer en Mejuffrou Marais Viljoen gekies. Daar was vier beoordelaars: Armand du Plessis (Meneer Suid-Afrika 2014), Rual Laubscher (wenner van die Fitness Model 2017 kompetisie), Sharne Labotski (fi nalis in die landwye Bachelorette skoonheidswedstryd) en Carli

Prinsloo (skoonheidsredakteur van People tydskrif).

Vir 2017 is Tanja Reis as Mejuffrou Marais Viljoen bekroon. Na haar is Nikita Horta as Eerste Prinses en Tyra-Lee Georgiou as Tweede Prinses aangewys.

Meneer Marais Viljoen 2017 is Nivarghan Pillay met Wikus Doubel as Eerste Prins en Fredré Marais as Tweede Prins.

Marais Viljoen het dan ook op die aand van 19 Oktober, tydens hul jaarlikse prysuitdeling, hul leiers en bestuurspan vir 2018

aangewys. Dié aankondiging het met die skool se jaarlikse prysuitdeling wat in die Alberton Lewensentrum se saal aangebied is, ingeval.

Mariska Pieterse en Alewyn Vorster is as die twee hoofl eiers vir 2018 verkies. Die twee hoofl eiers van vyf jaar gelede, Angelique Adams en Jacques de Necker, het die eer gehad om die hoofl eierskapbalkies aan Alewyn Vorster en Mariska Pieterse oor te handig. Angelique en Jacques was die hoofl eiers toe Alewyn en Mariska in Graad Agt was.

HOOFLEIERS: Voor: Angelique Adams en Jacques de Necker. Middel: Alewyn Vorster en Mariska Pieterse. Agter: Joke Klut en Dirk Steinberg (2018 se hoofl eiers).

Marais Viljoen ‘modelle’ en bestuurspan pronk

MENERE EN MEJUFFROUENS MARAIS VILJOEN: Voor: Nikita Horta, Tanja Reis en Tyra-Lee Georgiou. Agter: Nivarghan Pillay, Wikus Doubel en Fredré Marais.

CHILDREN from the Abacus Kids Academy in Florentia recently got a free educational tour of an ambulance and they told them all about what paramedics do.

Paramedics from ER24 were getting lunch across the road from Abacus Kids when the curious children saw them and tried to get their attention.

The paramedics came and spoke to them and the children started asking lots of questions.

The children were enthralled by how the paramedics help people, why they put the sirens on, where the sick people are placed, etc.

The paramedics brought the ambulance around to give the children a closer look, pulling out the stretcher and showing them

many of the instruments they use to treat patients, leaving the children in awe.

“It was an exciting learning experience for the children. It was a spur of the moment thing and it was very nice for the two ambulance people to come and teach the kids and show them something new,” said Roxane Gilbert from the school.

Abacus Kids get a surprise ambulance visit

WHAT A TREAT: Paramedics with the interested children.

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AFDELINGWENNERS: Drie junior afdelingwenners - Debbie Pieters (Afrikaans junior - tweede plek en sang derde plek), Natasha Nepgen (sang senior - tweede plek) en Rozelle Stegmann (Afrikaans junior - eerste plek).

HOËRSKOOL Dinamika is trots om ’n bietjie wenner-nuus aan die gemeenskap te verkondig.

Een van hul leerders is tot die Easterns provinsiale krieketspan verkies en die skool het goed in die jaar se kunswedstryd gevaar.

Montell Swartz van Hoërskool Dinamika is tot die o-15A Easterns provinsiale krieketspan verkies. Namens die skool word Montell alle sterkte en voorspoed toegewens – hou so aan!

In ander nuus - Dinamika bestaan nie net uit sport en

akademie nie. Hul kultuur het hierdie jaar by die Alberton Kunswedstryd hoogty gevier.

Daar was altesaam 25 000 inskrywings wat van Kempton Park tot Heidelberg gestrek het. Dinamika spog met 122 itemwenners en agt afdelingwenners. Wonderlik!

Dinamika deel wenner-nuus

KRIEKETFUNDI: Veels geluk aan Montell Swartz wie vir die o-15A Easterns provinsiale krieketspan gekies is.

AFDELINGWENNERS: Twee senior afdelingwenners - Cameron Coetzer en Jennie de Jager. Jade Sanders was afwesig tydens die foto.

LAERSKOOL Randhart kan weer eens met ‘n groot groep leerders, wat gekies was om die Goue Leeus by die nasionale toernooie te verteenwoordig, spog.

“Ons is trots op elkeen wat gekies is en weet dat hulle hul beste vir die Goue Leeus gegee het,” het Michael Boucher van die skool gesê.

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and well-looked after garden.

TOWNHOUSESMulbarton, CRICKLEWOOD. (D)

R7 500 3 2 2 Cp No Yes Large and well maintained. Good Security.

Mondeor, CLUB TUSCANI (D)

R7 950 3 2 1 Cp No YesFIRST fl oor with a covered verandah.

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Ref: 2001

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LARGE FAMILY HOME - Melamine kitchen. Scullery & Laundry.

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RICHMOND PARK - GROUND FLOOR UNIT CLOSE TO THE GLEN SHOPPING CENTRE

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Ref: 2224

OAKDENE - R1 175 000

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Ref: 1502

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Ref: 2225

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RANDHART - R1 650 000

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* Paving & Walling

CONTACT KOBUS 079 836 2567

ALAN~S TVDSTV & Aerial Install.& Repair.MultichoiceAccr

083 741 0813011 900 2213

JH041268

AT FALCON PAVING2017 SPECIALSCOBBLE PAVINGSPECIALSTar, Bricks, Imprints

George: 011 896 4903082 828 2674

Henry: 072 190 8337TH110336

ALL PAVING WORKExpertly done.Prompt service.Tel. Peter828-7234 All hrsAt Select Paving Designs

TH110519

ABOVE SATELLITESINSTALL, FAULTS,

RELOCATE, UPGRADESSame Day Service 24/7 Allhrs

AERIAL SATELLITE071 510 8436

Multichoice AccredZW017665

A HANDYMANFOR ALL YOUR:

• Burglar proofing• Safety doors• Welding & Carports• Painting of houses• General handymanservices.

OCKERT: 083 556 5784JH041435

0136HOME

IMPROVEMENTS / DIY* DSTV Pricelock* Multichoice Accr* Communal & Domestic * Corporate systems* Xtraview 3

TERASATSERVICES

082 466 7949

BV026846ABOUT DSTV• Installations• Repairs• Faults

Joshua:072 087 6169

KE004679

ALL HANDYMAN SERVGate / garage door motorsCarports / CCTV / WeldingPlumbing / AlterationsRoof repairs / leaksBuilding alt / tilingPool repairs

Kallie071 859 2361

JH041418

TH

1103

18ABA ALL APPLIANCE & ELECTRICAL

On-site Repairs ServicesFridge, Freezers, T/Dryers, Stoves,

W/machines, D/washers, Air-cons, Geysers,

Gate & Garage motors, Electrical fencing,

Jason: 072 381 4269011 892 5287

FREE QUOTES1 year guarantee25 yrs experience

ARCELECTRICAL

For Electrical Maintenance, lighting,

fault fi nding & installations

Contact Richard083 297 4968011 868 2685

r.prowse@yahoo.com

JH03

1300

ALL ROOFREPAIRS

Waterproofing,painting &maintenance

083 268 0646maintenancepro@

gmail.comBV027734

Alberton Record Classifieds 15 November, 201724

APPLIANCEREPAIRS ON THE

SPOT• Fridges, Aircons• W/machines,T/dryers• Dishwashers, TV`swork etc.Guaranteed & Freequotes.Pensionersdiscounts.

Carlos076 143 7698

YV004749

Email: leon@kill-a-bug.co.za

PEST & WEED CONTROLKILL-A-BUG (Pty) Ltd

Pest control with a difference

AL0

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0861 101 764 / 082 925 5717PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE

- Carpets, Upholstery,- Carpets, Upholstery, - Ceilings, Blinds, - Ceilings, Blinds, - Pre-occupational Cleaning - Pre-occupational Cleaning - Fabric protection, - Fabric protection, - Leather & Suede, - Leather & Suede, - Vehicle Interiors, - Vehicle Interiors, - Flood Extraction, - Flood Extraction, - Window cleaning - Window cleaning

Discount on upholstery when carpet cleaning service is booked.

MC0

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SPECIALISING IN:SPECIALISING IN:

AAAAHH......SHORT OF CASH

ALBERTON PAWN SHOPTEL 011 907 6820

Pawning, Selling, Buying...For a better deal, call US FIRST!

JH014494

Casa Da MadeiraCasa Da MadeiraPresentsPresents

R50p/pEntry Fee:

Cash bar

with DJ PhilipFri, 17 November 2017

from 19:00 till Late

Food Available Secure parking

Contact Philip 074 575 1784

46 Goodwood street, New Market, Alberton

JH04

1281

Offering Offering storage facilities storage facilities

in all areas. in all areas.

Buying & selling Buying & selling of second hand of second hand

furniturefurniture

AL046218

011 683 2227011 683 2227011 683 8001011 683 8001011 683 5121011 683 5121072 280 7878072 280 7878

www.petersremovals.comwww.petersremovals.comp.remove@mweb.co.zap.remove@mweb.co.za

PETER`SPETER`SREMOVALS & REMOVALS &

STORAGESTORAGE

APPLIANCEREPAIRSON SPOT

Fridges, aircons,washing machines,t/dryers, stoves,d/washers, m/waves.Work guaranteed.Bruce: 082 430 4429

KE004683

Our products and services are here to assist you!

Its nearly end of the year.....Its nearly end of the year.....

Running OUT of TIME0236

ENTERTAINMENT

MOVING BOXESStorage / Officeboxes, Bubble wrap,Tape & Much morePh: 0861 BOXMANPh: 011 869 0642

ZB000121

AIRCONS &APPLIANCE

REPAIRS ON SPOTFridges, w/machines,t/dryers, stoves,ovens, d/washers,geysers, plumbing,24/7.No call out fee

Billy 083 871 5704079 230 0611

KE004682

NEW LIFE DRIVINGACADEMY

K53 specialists Code8. Pick up at home orwork. Best prices,Best results!Eddie 072-259-8884

Neville083- 447-6705,

011 902- 2836 a/hBV027654

R & R R & R PLUMBINGPLUMBING

Rob 083 375 8174 Rob 083 375 8174 or 011 907- 4910or 011 907- 4910

Rainer 083 259 5995Rainer 083 259 5995

AL0

4685

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• Aff ordable• Fast & Friendly• Geysers installations• Unblock drains• Bathroom Renovations• 7 days a week

HYPER GOLD EXCHANGE CASH FOR GOLD

We BUY/PAWN Gold & Diamond

Jewellery, watches, coins

& MORE

We BUY/PAWN & SELL Cars,

LDV`s, Quality Tools, TV`s & MORE

ROSETTENVILLE154 Main Str, Cnr Tramway

011 435 0877/8 011 071 0008

ALBERTON NORTH 8 Gerrit Maritz Str,

Cnr 2nd Ave 011 907 1399/011 039 4387

JH04

0263

JANNIE’SREMOVALS30 Years Exp.

· Local/Long distance

removals

· Packing/Storage also avail

· Suppliers of boxes

· Affordable prices

· Personal Supervision

Jannie 082 335 7531011 867 3500

JL01

1393

0396WANTED TO BUY

CRAIG GO DRIVINGSCHOOL

K53 (Code 8)Qualified Driving InstructorCompetitive prices includingpackage deals

Call Craig074 910 4512 or

WhatsAppwww.cgdrivingschool.co.za

JH041440

ABOUT ALL TV, DVD, HI-FI,

MICROWAVE & VIDEO REPAIRS

In your home.Fully guaranteed.Phone anytime.

011 907 8993ERNEST

082 774 1993 JH01

4618

BMA REMOVALSIn service from 1988Long distance and Local.Packing and Storage.

Phone Martin/ Sandy011 902-1176082 568 0819bmalogistics@mweb.co.za

JH041433

biz.albertonrecord.co.za

TIRED OF YOUR MICROWAVE MEALS?

FIND A RESTAURANT OR COOKING CLASSES

ALBERTONDRIVING SCHOOL

10 Lesson @ R1500incl car hire for test.

011 869-7362082 839 0521

AL053700

ALL-WAYS Removals,The rain is here. Closedtrucks, packing blankets,reasonable prices.Tel 011-744- 3737/8.allwaysremovals1@gmail.com

BV027088

J.V.R. PLUMBINGAll plumbing requirements.24 Hours. 7 Days.

011 867-5069ZB000116 Unblocking services

& geyser repairs.

Specialising in Jhb South &

Alberton.

DRAINAGE

AL0

4903

6

DAVE011 435 8183082 376 8710

0224DRIVING SCHOOLS

A A AUSED FURNITUREBEST PRICES PAID

Cash Paid, We Collect

Buy all Furniture, Appliances, Electronics,

Cellphones, tools

Jack 072 666 9859Angelique 011 074 9123

JH040798NOVELA PROJECTS

We laminate wooden floors,tiling, painting, roofing &plumbing, floor sander

076 357 0090083 352 8006

YV004747

BW TREE FELLINGFully insured.

BRIAN083 468 0590082 468 0590083 227 6917

ZB000092

24/7 SPOT REPAIRS

Speed queen,Regased fridges,m/wave,w/machines, stove,d/washers. 50%discount forpensioners.

Call Leo:074 6426 672

YV004746

A/F-ONE FURNITUREClosed trucks. Supervision.

011 902 7174Deon: 082 727 8806

admin@f1removals.co.za,www.f1removals.co.za

BV027037

A BEST PRICE FORPLUMBING

Leaking toilets & Burstpipes. Blocked drains R400.Geysers instal. R1600Pensioners discount,24 HRS.072- 562- 1366

BV027833

0155TREE FELLING

0181REPAIRS

0318CARPETS /

FURNITURE /APPLIANCES

BLOCKED DRAINS

R350-00(011) 902-4045073 581 3649

ZB000122

MAGGIE`S PARTY HIREFor all your fuction/partyrequirements.

Margaret011 902-3614082 477 8113

AL053559

A BEST MOVE/STORAGEBY

L.D.MOVERSClosed Trucks.011-744-4464 L.D.Movers@absamail.co.za

BV027096

POOLTECHAll pool repairs.

Wynand082 391 7518

AL053535

ETOSHA GARDENSERVICES

011 900-1275082-447-1271

ZB000208

0212CATERING

•• MODERNISE••YOUR KITCHEN

At a fraction of theprice. Use oldcarcasses andreplace only thedoors and panels.New kitchens also anoption.

Contact Gavin:082 567 8242

JH041405

A Affordable. B.BlanketsC.Closed trucks. P&PRemovals011-744-3073, email:quotemymove@gmail.com

BV027101

A BARGAIN 4 PLUMBINGYOU`LL NEVER USEANYONE ELSE !!!• Burst Geysers, pipes• Toilets & taps• No hot water ?• Blocked drainsLEAK DETECTIONSAll cards welcome

082 269 6808TH110521

POOLS & PUMPSFor a trouble free pool.Tel Darryl 011 425-3403 or

082 416- 8063BV027070

0200SERVICES

0163PLUMBERS

0288REMOVALS &

STORAGE

D A GARDEN SERVICE

Weekly maintenance.Supervision. Clean-ups,tree felling. Many refsavailable.

Call Thora011 868-2074082 371 9921

JH041437

POOL & SPAEXPERTS

Orpen Rd, The GlenMarbelite, Fibreline,Renovations and allrepairs

Call 071 690 3998JH041426

ONSPOT REPAIRFridge, Stove,W/Machine, T/drier,50% PensionersDiscountAllan- 073 879 5420

AL053710

PETER`S TREEFELLING

• Tree Felling• Rubble removals• Instant lawn• Site clearing• Garden clean up• Garden service

Contact Peter:071 585 3165

JH041436

• Patio door services• Wheels & handle replaced• House hold window repair• Factory windows

J & NGLASS &

ALUMINIUM

JH04

0105John

076 281 8085079 258 9602011 075 5326

* Replacing Geysers* Blocked Drains * Burst Pipes* Latco Valves* Insurance claims

AL043538

OMEGA POOLSALL POOLREPAIRS &

RENOVATIONS

Domingo:076 2655 786

AL053722

WHD RUBBLEREMOVALS

5 Ton @ R600.007 Ton @ R800.00

Hendrik079 777 1229

JH041415

PEST CONTROLSERVICES

PEST A TERMITECC

Pest control& termitesSpecialists

086-100-089324/7

082-574-5455082 576 7314

ZW017489

HYPERPAVE For PavingSpecials. Will beat anyquote!011 902 4511082 573-0126 Ronnie

TH110446

0172POOLS

ALL COMPOST andgarden soil, lawn dressing.TEL 917-0493VIEWPOINT FARMING

TH110349

0268PEST CONTROL

CY TREE FELLING

Cutting and Trimmingof all trees.Fully insuredFree quotation.

Craig:076 722 0497

AL053716

• Repairs to Fridges• Driers• Washing Machines• Microwaves• Stoves• Dishwashers• Geysers• Air-cons & TV’s

Call

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call

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MC027000

078 955 6593

GATE AUTOMATION,

ELECTRIC FENCE AND COC

Sales & Repairs.Hansa, Centurion etc.

Pierre 082 788 3368Charmaine 0824623079

JH03

3306

AA RUBBLEREMOVAL

For all your rubbletrouble. Free fillingChris 078 092 1196Nick 079 029 8199

JH041413

* Gate motors, * Electric Fencing, * Pallisade fencing, * Razor wire, * Installation & * Repairs to all.

Call011 908 4248

A/H 063 511 4331

ZW01

3987

ALL SECURITY

0154GARDENING /

RUBBLE REMOVALS

0292SECURITY

DEX BUILDERSBuilding Extensions,Cottages, Garages,Double Storeys

074 786 3256BV027845

We do tree felling, stumpremovals & trimming.Owner supervision.Fully insured.

Conrad011 867 5889082 777 4375

JH01

4495

ion. J

Best service & price- Fault fi nding - Thermostats- All electrical - Elec COC’s All work guaranteed - Solar geysers- Leak detection- Bathroom renovations- Plumbing COC`s

ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING

011 615 4310082 644 8647

24/7

Call NOW for FREE quote

MA

0534

20

ARMARM

MC032238

* Blocked Drains - Machine Cleaned * Burst pipes / Geysers. * General plumbing maintenance.

Guaranteed workmanship 24/7.

Contact Stan 072 778 6238 083 760 9284

www.theplumbers24.co.za

E-A-T-APPLIANCESRepairs & installationto Refrigeration &Aircons, Washingmachines, Stoves &Hobs. "24/7"No call out fees.Denny 060 304 8394

011 068 2532RN111394

HALL FOR HIRE

For weddings, 21stbirthdays, meetings& conferences, etc.

Go to:www.groupspaces

.com/albertoncricketclub

Call: Marc082 338 6276

ZB000114

Alberton RecordClassifieds15 November, 2017 25

ALB - (S/CREST)1 Bed flats Furn/Unfurn FROM R3500exl W/L + dep. Short /long term.TVcover.Imm OccSteve: 072 671 3933

011 907 7787JH041442

0442GARDEN FLATS /

COTTAGES

TO ADVERTISE

WITH USCALL:

087 285 7321011 916 5301

Required for earthmoving company in Alrode.

Experience in Hitachi Excavators essentail.

Competitive rates including Pension, Medical Aid and other bonuses. Reporting

directly to General Manager.

Applicants can email C.V`s to employment@cmservices.co.za

or fax to 0865505395

MECHANIC

MC

0180

05

susanc@cmservices.co.za

ZB

0001

88

ACCOMMODATIONALBERTON GUEST

HOUSE

One Bedroom,Double Studio &3 bedroom,2 bathroom units.Self catering or Bedand Breakfastavailable. DSTV,Secure parking, pool& braai area Monthly,Weekly & Daily rates.

Phone 011 907 1280/011 907 1022

ZB000222

BRACKENHURSTGarden cottage(free standing).Large 2 Bed, pool.Avail Dec. R6000pm

Tel: 011-867-4053JH041414

ROSETTENVILLE/KENNILWORTH

2 bed flat, excellentsecurity, lock up - parking,quiet building, suitable formature adult, there are nochildren in the building.R4100.

074 1777 333ZB000215

0484TOWNHOUSES

/SIMPLEXES/CLUSTERS/DUPLEXES

We loan the BEST money against all types of vehiclesFree evaluation done.

AL0

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Terms & Conditions Apply!!

For more informationFor more information079 555 6 555 • 011 680 3388079 555 6 555 • 011 680 3388

www.cash4you.co.zawww.cash4you.co.za

0786 Wanted

SOMETHINGDIFFERENT

We need 7 SALESREPRESENTATIVESto Help us in ourbusiness. We willtrain you and showyou how to do it. Funworking environmentwhere you can earnR12 000 pm +. If youlove working withPeople & you`reenthusiastic

CALL THOBILE(011) 022-7008/9 or

(011) 354-0118ZW017662

A CAR / BAKKIEWANTED FOR

CASHNaas 066 201 9037

074 027 3235BV027835

QUALIFIED FITTERAN TURNER REQUIRED

• With 10 years machinemaintenance and 5 yearspress tool maintenanceexperience• The successful candidatewill have to prove that hecan work with due care tovery high tolerances andaccuracies.• Candidates will berequired to perform a test todetermine and confirmexperience.

If no correspondence isreceived in 2 weeks

accept that yourapplication was not

successful.

CV`s to be emailed to:2applyforemail@

gmail.com

ZW017658

Information to have on hand when placing a

1. Location2. Price3. Deposit Required4. Features of property5. Property Info6. Photo (If applicable)7. Availability 8. Viewing times9. Contact Details

roperty for RentP

0855SALES / MARKETING

ALRODESOUTHPALMGOLD

SHOPPING CENTRETO LET FLATS

AFFORDABLE ACCOMMODATION

CLOSE TO WORKPLACE

Albert 083 458 5145Tel 011 397 8893

JL02

6826

A ABOVE AVERAGEDEAL

We buy CARS + bakkies.Best prices paid. Inclaccident damaged cars.

Gavin 083 708 6050ZH079588

0407ACCOMMODATION TOSHARE / ROOMS TO

LET Candidate apply only if residing in South of JHB. * Require 1x Junior admin. * Require Junior Sales rep(Willing to travel out of JHB). *Non smoker only.

Email CV toinfo@narayantextiles

.co.za JH04

1396

OPSOEK NA `NHARDWERKENDE

MAN

Tussen dieouderdom van30-40 jaar oud,met `n kode 14 troklisensie met PDP en`n geldige kraanoperateursertifikaat.

Stuur alleaansoeke deur na

pcpump.admin@telkomsa.net

ZB000214

0786WANTED

CARAVANSDo you want to sell? I havecash, will collect.

David 079 611 7708.ZH079562

NEW REDRUTHALBERTON

1 x 2 bed (R5,500)and 1 x 3 bed(R6,000) flat availablein New Redruth (2Eaton Terrace) Ownbalcony withcommunal braai area.Newly refurbishedwith new kitchen andbathroom. Deposit is2x rent. Referencesand credit checkrequired.

1 x 1 Bed (4,425) and1 x Bach (3,700)available in NewRedruth (2 EatonTerrace) Ownbalcony withcommunal braai area.Deposit is 2x rent.References andcredit check required.

Phone Monty082 531 3532

AL053740

0784VEHICLES FOR SALE

ALBERTON NORTHSHOP TO LET

250 s/qm ( 3 shopsjoined ) RentR15,000pm.Available from about20 November (December free ) onlypay rent from 1stJanuary 2018.

Call to view082-770-4114

ZB000125

BOOKKEEPERPOSITION

AVAILABLE

Full bookkeepingfunction and payroll.Sage Pastelexperienceessential. Salarynegdepending onexperience.

Please email CV toroxanne@

gymcompany.co.za

ZB000169

0850PROFESSIONAL

0463OFFICES / SHOPS /

BUSINESS PREMISES

CROWN GARDENS(M1 S CLOSE TO CHINA

CITY & GOLD REEF CITY)

Spacious various 2 beds.Good security. Lovelygarden & pool. Rent fromR4975 pm (excl W&L) Avail.Immed.

Call011 680 5640

AL053656

PIPEFITTERS/MECHANICAL

FITTERSWANTED

• Work experience ofmore than 5 years.• Must have workedin the Mining or PetroChemical Industry.• Able to Strip Downand Service Pumps.

Please forward yourC.V and last service

certificate to:stuart@sscs.biz

If you have notreceived a response

please note yourapplication wasunsuccessful.

ZW017692

EXPERIENCEDASSISTANT

BOOKEEPER(TEMP)

Company in Jhbsouth urgently seeksexperienced assistantbookkeeper as atemp. Must havebookkeeping andgeneral Ledger reconexperience.Salary R 8000.00 neg, start immediatelyexperience

Email CV -hr@sqtyres.co.za

JH041368

Information to have on hand when placing a

1. Company Details2. Salary3. Job description / title4. Experience needed5. Perks6. Start Date7. How to apply

acancy AdV

NEED EXTRA INCOME?

Part - time employed or selfemployed, R3000 or more.

Call Naidoo 081 428 5347

KE004691

0875TRADE

0805BUSINESS

0840PART TIME / TEMPS

TEDDERFIELD/EIKENHOFF

(NEARKIBLERPARK)

3 Bed houses, 2 bath,North facing, AvailImmedR6000 p.m.excl lights.1 Month deposit.

Leonard:082 4900 553

AL053723

ALBERTON NORTH1 BED FLAT

Built in cupboards,Kitchen, lounge,bathroom.R 3 200(Excl Utilities)R 5 000 (Dep)Avail Imm.

Contact Sonja076 441 9129

ZB000226

0428FLATS

REQUIRED ACREDITORS ANDDEBTORS CLERK

Please send CV tosusan

@profiledoors.co.zaAL053692

RISPARK (JUSTBEHIND MALL OF

THE SOUTH)

Beautiful 2 bedroomhouse to rent. Avail1st of Janaury 2018.R5000.00pm + W&L

Call Elsa082 552 4390

JH041353

ROSETTENVILLE PAWNSHOP

“We Collect”PAWN OR SELL ALL

FURNITURE (011)434-4697 /

071 957 594899 Main str, Rosettenville

MC

025248

Jewelery, Fridges, L suite, Beds, W/machines, Hi-Fi’s,Microwaves,Trailers, Cars,

TV’s and many more!

SELL YOUR VEHICLE AND

STILL DRIVE IT!

SAME DAY PAYOUT

NEED CASH?NEED CASH?

CALL or SMS071 227 1983

TH

1105

01

0449HOUSES

WADEVILLE

Workshop to let with officeand ablution facilities.Parking available. Pallisadefencing, 440sqm. (AcrossCoke). Avail 1st Jan.R17500.00 per month

Dick:083 268 6302

JH041387

0650LOANS /

INVESTMENTSSALES

MANAGERSCo expanding

20 Reps / man needed. To start imm.

Own car a MUST. No exp, full training/

App set by Co.

We offer:* R12 000 to start* Comm/incl Med* Petrol incentive.

Call 011 609 2119SMS or Whatsappname/area/age to

084 780 3136VAS rates apply Z

W01

7684

AANBEVEELDE POSTEBESKIKBAAR

CCL GLOBAL IS `N GOEDGEVESTIGDE MPY WAT

GESTIG IS IN 2001(16JAAR), WAT DEEL ISVAN `N MOEDER MPYWAT REEDS TAKKE

BESITOOR 4 LANDE

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E-pos CV nareception

@cclglobal.co.zaTel: 012 567 0154

(Let wel: Geenkansvatters)

ZW017687

PERSON NEEDEDFOR POOLCLEANINGSERVICINGCOMPANY

Valid drivers licence.Must reside inAlberton. SalaryR5000.00

Send CV toserveupools@gmail.com

AL053739

0421FACTORIES /INDUSTRIAL /WORKSHOPS

0820GENERAL

NEW REDRUTH

2 Bed spacious, bath +shower, large kitchen +lounge. private garden,close to Genl Albert primary& Union hospital.R6295.00pm.Avail Immed

FRANS:083 680 7995

JH041430

84 Voortrekker RdBRAD/

PRISCILLA011 907 1332

EEZI PAWN

ZB

0000

23

BEST PRICES PAIDFor good furniture,fridges and otherhousehold goods.We collectUnitas 011 825-2216

079 576 7726ZH079377

CARAVAN PARKFOR LONG TERM

CAMPERSOn farm near theblock house. Just offR59. Use of river forfishing.Our caravan:R2500pm

Schalk:082 490 6723

JH041161

BRACKENDOWNS

1 bed cottage fullyfurn. & serviced. Maleonly. Own garden,R4500pm W&L excl.Avail 1st Dec

Jenny011 868-5115083 548 7422

JH041416

SupportSales / Installation

Training

Fred BokelmannCell: 082 342 4783Tel: 011 900 2020

Terms available on request

JH01

4612

3 X WAREHOUSE DISPATCH MANAGERS

APPLY BY SENDING CV’S TO:cliff@palmdist.co.za

FMCG experience preferable. Checking and loading of stock. Position available in Alrode

South for mature person between the ages of 35 to 55. Alternating between day and night shift

up to 22:00. Starting salary R 7,500.

ZB00

0162

0650 Loans

Alberton Record Sport 15 November, 201726

Ondersteun dié klubMISKIEN het jy al voorheen gewonder waarvoor daardie sportbane langs Florentia KFC in Tweedelaan is of miskien weet jy al klaar dat dit die Alberton Ringtennisklub is.

Ten spyte van tien bane waaro vier mense op ’n slag per baan gewoonlik speel, is dit ’n klein klub met min spelers.

Ringtennis is nou nie die bekendste sport ter wêreld nie, maar dis baie pret, ’n rustiger vorm van oefening en met genoeg oefening kan enigiemand dit sommer vinnig bemeester.

Daar word somtyds ernstige kompetisies gehou – soos volgende jaar se Ringtennis Wêreldkampioenskappe wat in Minsk, Belarus aangebied gaan word - so as jy ’n liefde het vir kompeteer mag ringtennis dalk reg in jou kraal wees.

Daar is ook ’n vriendelike atmosfeer tussen spelers en almal kom goed oor die weg met mekaar omdat die groep so klein is.

Daar word twee keer per week oefensessies gehou – Dinsdae en Donderdae aande om 7nm. Dit hou gewoonlik aan tot so 8-8.30nm en daarna geniet almal ’n koppie koffi e saam in die ringtenniskamer voordat hulle huis toe gaan. Dis mos nou lekker!

Sluit gerus aan by die Alberton Ringtennisklub – enigiemand is meer as welkom. Kontak vir Elna Fensham op 071 450 9872 vir enige navrae.

SOOS ‘N BLITS: Spelers moet soms blitsvinnig op hul voete wees om die ring betyds te vang.

www.albertonrecord.co.za

Ooit gewonder hoe ringtennis eintlik

werk? Kyk video op ons webwerf

Amouré skitter by UJOUD-Marais Viljoen leerder, Amouré le Roux, is onlangs as die junior sportsvrou van die jaar by die Universiteit van Johannesburg (UJ) aangewys.

Net soos in die verlede presteer Amouré geweldig goed op sportgebied en sy was ook in 2016 as die sportvrou van die jaar vir Ekurhuleni Suid aangewys.

Amouré het verlede jaar gematrikuleer en het groot naam met haar sportprestasies gemaak.

Hoërskool Marais Viljoen het gesê dat dié toekenning ’n eerbewys is wat sy deur harde werk, uithou- en deursettingsvermoë verwerf het.

Die RECORD het verlede jaar oor Amouré berig toe sy in Junie die SA Atletiekspan by die Suidelike Afrika o-20 kampioenkappe verteenwoordig het. In die 400m het Armouré ’n tweede plek behaal en in die 4x100m afl os ’n eerste plek. Sy het ook ’n eerste plek in die 400m kortafstande behaal en ’n tweede plek in die 400m hekkies tydens die Gauteng

Kampioenskappe in 2016 verwerf.Hierdie is alles kwaliteite wat sy

deur die jare by Marais Viljoen gewys en verfyn het. “Baie geluk Amouré, jy maak ons trots. Sterkte vir die toekoms, jou studies en jou atletiek. Ons is oortuig daar gaan nog talle sulke eerbewyse wees en wie weet, daardie droom van deelname aan die Olimpiese Spele is binne bereik,” het die skool geskryf.

MOOI: Armouré le Roux met haar trofee.

Drivers ready to rockINTERNATIONAL drivers are making their way to the Gymkhana Grid battle which will feature at Carnival City from November 18 to 19.

The event has attracted a multitude of global contenders that aim to dethrone current champions in the Rear Wheel and All Wheel categories. A large competitive contingent representing South Africa is also on the cards and locals are ever keen to bring on the skid.

Other big names like Monster Energy’s Riku Tahko, the Finnish born competitor, will certainly rev up the competition especially in the All-Wheel Drive class.

Whether it’s on ice, dirt, asphalt or gravel, 32-year-old Finnish racer Riku Tahko shreds hard. Growing up in the small town of Porvoo, just outside Helsinki in Finland, it was pretty clear from the outset which

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SPORT IN BRIEF

Calling all tennis playersSPORTSMAN’S Warehouse The Glen will be holding a tennis tournament in December.

The tournament will take place between 7.15am to 12 noon on December 4, 5, 6 and 7 at the Bracken Tennis Club, Alberton.

Ages: From fi ve to 18 years of age (Mini tennis, ages fi ve - nine).

Beginners (must be able to serve and score) to advanced players are all welcome.

“Kindly consult schools as many are happy to let children participate as this improves their tennis skills,” said Paola Harrison (tournament organiser) from the club.

“There are great prizes to win and it’s gonna be lots of fun,” she added.

To enter or for more information, contact Paola on 082 216 9606.

Community based athletics clubA COMMUNITY-based athletics club’s inaugural launch is scheduled for November 25 at Eden Park Stadium.

The day kicks off at 9am and activities will close at 6pm.

The club will focus on track and fi eld development athletics.

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ALBERTON Gymnastics Club enjoyed its most successful year at National Gymnastics Games recently, with its level four to eight gymnasts coming away with 33 medals in total.

The national gymnastics competition took place in Pretoria from October 1-8.

“Of the nine provinces that took part, we took home the second-most medals,” said Cecile Prinsloo, head coach at the club.

The club entered 28 gymnasts in the competition, making their 33-medal haul a truly impressive achievement.

ATHLETES EXTRAORDINAIRE: Alberton Gymnastics Club’s level four competitors.

OVERALL FIRST PLACE WINNERS: Cayla Janse van Vuuren, Shayli Sanders, Dené Jordaan and Buhle Nhleko.

Impressive achievements

STARS: Alberton’s medal-winning level fi ve to eight gymnasts.

Marais Viljoen kriekets-terre blink uitHOËRSKOOL Marais Viljoen het vanjaar sonder twyfel weer sy merk op die krieketveld gemaak.

Volgens Andrew Nel, krieketorganiseerder by die skool, begin hulle nou die vrugte van jare se toegewyde harde werk deur spelers en afrigters pluk.

“Ons probeer om deurlopend die standaard te lig, te verbeter en dit maak ’n verskil. Maar dis ook die spelers, afrigters en veral die ouers wat inkoop en met die

regte houding die verskil maak,” het Andrew gesê.

Marais Viljoen se spanne wat hierdie jaar ligas gewen het is as volg:

*o-15A span wen Easterns (Easterns is die afkorting vir Eastern Gauteng Cricket, die streek liga) en vorder tot by die halfeindstryd van die Gunn & Moore kompetisie;

*o-15B span wen Easterns;*o-14A wen Easterns en

Evergreen reeks;

Derdespan wen Easterns;Tweedespan wen Easterns.Die skool het ook 10 spelers

vanjaar gehad wat Easterns verteenwoordig het en Neil Levenson is as een van die afrigters by die Easterns o-17A span aangewys.

“Natuurlik hoop en werk ons vir nog ’n paar bekers en weer ’n verbetering van die standaard en peil van krieket wat ons speel,” het Nel oor planne vir volgende jaar gesê.

TWO legends of the South met at Expro Toy for Joy’s annual charity lunch to raise funds for children’s homes and orphanages.

The event was held on November 3 at Turffontein Racecourse and each of the invited guests had to bring two gift-wrapped gifts which will be distributed to the homes.

Well-known double world boxing champion and World Hall of Fame legend Brian Mitchell from the South and Piere Strydom from Alberton, who was a former Champion Jockey titleholder and is still actively taking part in horse racing at the various race courses in the country, supported the event.

Voor: Neil Bothma en Khaya Nyamathe; Middel: FC Kotce, Tienie Rossouw, Declan Turton en Rehan le Maitre; Agter: Nathan Steyn, Divan Oosthuyse, Christo van der Merwe en Calvin Sofi anos.

Legends help to raise funds

LEGENDS SUPPORT HOMES: Piere “Striker” Strydom and Brian Mitchell support the Toy for Joy annual lunch at Turffontein Racecourse.

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RESULTS:Wednesday 08 November 2017 – Individual

Stableford:1st: Hennie Breed (37pts)

2nd: Nick vd Westhuizen (36pts)3rd: Charles O’Brien (35pts)

Friday 10 November 2017 – Meat Comp: Individual Stableford 9 holes:

1st: Leon Moolman (20pts)2nd: Shaun Pollock (20pts)

3rd: Dean Waterston (19pts)

Saturday 11 November 2017: – Betterball Stableford:1st: Stiaan Lombard/Gert Myburgh snr(46pts)2nd: Servaas Marais/Gert Myburgh jnr (44pts)3rd: Greg Ellwood/Lourens Steenkamp (42pts)

Saturday 11 November 2017 PM: Betterball Stableford:

1st: Tony Ribeiro/Marco Cristofoli (45pts)2nd: Anton Bosjnak/Frank Booth (44pts)

3rd: Mark Peterson/Brian Johnston (44pts)

Sunday 12 November 2017 AM: Betterball Stableford:1st: Don Cameron (39pts)2nd: Gary Cobden (39pts)

3rd: Amanda Kieser (37pts)

SENIORS: Tuesday 07 November2017 – 4-ball alliance 2 to count: 1st: P.van Aswegen/G.Rabie/D.Scheepers/S.duToit (95 points)

Thursday 09 November 2017 – Betterball Stableford: 1st: G.Babski/B.Babski (49pts)

LADIES:Saturday 11 November 2017– Individual Bogey:

1st: Theresa Nicholas (+4)

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Hats off to trainer AzzieGREAT summer weather in the city of Joburg opened up the summer racing season at Turffontein racecourse hosting the Charity Mile.

It was some kind of feather in the hat for trainer Mike Azzie when Hat Puntano was steered clear of the fi eld by jockey Grant van Niekerk to win the R1-million Grade 2 Peermont Emperors Palace Charity Mile in sensational fashion on November 4.

To add to the fl avour of winning, IBO Cruiserweight boxing champ and celebrity on the day Kevin Lerena was once again on the winning side and this time around for his charity AACL. This is the second consecutive time that Lerena backed a winning team. Last year his charity also walked away with the fi rst prize. AACL bagged a whopping prize money of R150 000 having Caxton South – GET IT Joburg South as their media partner on the day.

Trainer Mike Azzie was elated with this win. “He showed his true worth today. Thanks to Gaynor Rupert for putting the money down and allowing me to train him. I must also say a huge word of thanks to Bomber Nel. Hat Puntano had been hanging in his work. Bomber identifi ed that we were using the wrong bit in work and racing,” he said.

He worked very hard to get Hat

Puntano in great shape during the week. The days that counted were the two days with Nel, which brought Hat Puntano to the podium on Saturday.

“I urge trainers in the country to use him. He came out to the training, worked

out what was wrong and he corrected it. Look at the result on the podium today.”

Van Niekerk had Hat Puntano relaxed on the rail just back of midfi eld as Irish Pride led Top Shot and his more fancied stablemate New Predator made their

presence felt. Coming into the fi nishing line they fanned out with New Predator placed well and Hat Puntano, still on the inside, made his move to outsmart the rest of the fi eld and gradually made his way up the rail.

Hat Puntano won by a 0.75 length lead over Social Order, with French Navy dashing for third ousting favourite New Predator. The winning time was 97.06 seconds for the 1 600m.

It was a thrilling day at Turffontein racecourse having the 16 horses racing for their 16 charities cheered on by the 16 celebrities and supported by the various media partners. It’s A Rush made a sterling job of creating a wonderful atmosphere at the Charity Mile boasting a full-size capacity crowd.

Media partners from Caxton South were Alberton RECORD, Southern COURIER, Comaro CHRONICLE, GET IT Joburg South and from Caxton East were, Germiston CITY NEWS, Benoni CITY TIMES and Boksburg ADVERTISER. All their charities walked away with R50 000.

Next up at Turffontein racecourse will be the Air Mauritius International Jockey’s Challenge on November 19.The racing calendar at Turffontein is:

November 25: SANSUI Summer CupDecember 5: Night racingDecember

12: Night racing

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DASHING FOR THE LINE: The fi eld of 16 horses making a dash for the fi nishing line in the Peermont Emperors Palace Grade 2 R1-million Charity Mile. Photo: Annette van Schalkwyk.

WINNING CHARITY: Larry Weinstein, CEO of the Racing Assosiation, Vee Moodley from Phumelela with the winning combination of celebrity, Kevin Lerena and charity, AACL, Fransie and Deon Beukes from the South receiving their cheque from Bob Yearham, COO at Emperors Palace. Photo: Annette van Schalkwyk.

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is a stretch of gravel road that connects the lower Western Underberg area of KwaZulu-

Natal with Mokhotlong in Lesotho. Revered as one of the most challenging roads

in the world due to its winding twists, hairpin bends and frightening drops, it does however offer some truly breathtaking scenery, that is if you are piloting a vehicle with four-wheel drive. Luckily, I was behind the wheel of the facelifted Toyota Land Cruiser Prado.

The Land Cruiser name has a lineage of almost 65 years, very similar to that of Sani, and has gained somewhat of a cult-like following around the world.

Bridging the gap between the off-road ready Land Cruiser 79 Wagon and full-size Land Cruiser 200, the Prado has been nothing but a success for Toyota since its introduction well over 20 years ago. With this updated model though, Toyota has added more style, luxury and safety without compromising on off-road ability.→→ THE LOOKSAlthough still recognisable as a Prado, changes

include a redesigned front bumper, rectangular headlights and a bonnet with power domes that resemble those of the Land Cruiser 200.

It’s modern yet imposing and muscular, something I quite like when it comes to a big SUV. The new looks are functional though and contribute to the car's off-road abilty. Thanks to the higher positioned lights, the Prado has both improved wade depth and cooling. At the rear, there is the usual spare wheel mounted on the rear door and new taillights with blacked-out clusters. →→ ON THE INSIDEToyota has made some improvements to the

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One of the more noticeable features is the new eight-inch touchscreen infotainment display. I will admit that it is not the most visually appealing system and that it feels somewhat dated at times, especially the low quality 360 degree camera system.

This doesn’t detract from the overall luxury inside the Prado though. A new stitched leather and wood steering wheel defi nitely adds a touch of class. →→ PRACTICALLY AND SAFETY Being a Prado, you can expect loads of head and

leg room as well as boot space. I drove the VX-L which slots in above the TX and VX as the new range topper. Aside from the usual electric everything, you also get new safety items such as Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind Sport Assist, Rear Cross Traffi c Alerts,

Lane Keep Assist and Pre-Crash Braking. →→ UNDER THE BONNETThe Prado retains the proven 3.0 D-4D engine

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It’s not all doom and gloom though as I discovered recently. the brand has a new product but with a familiar name, the now more SuV-like 3008.

→ InsIde and outWhen a dark blue 3008 gt-Line arrived at the

Autodealer office for testing, I was immediately impressed not only with its exterior styling, but also with its quirky, sophisticated interior.

the exterior builds upon the modern Peugeot corporate look first seen on the 308, which has subsequently filtered down into the updated 2008 and 208 models.

the large chrome grille, sharp, highly stylised headlamps, brushed aluminium lower bumper and triangular fog lamp surrounds all contribute to what is bold, busy, but ultimately, a beautiful front-end design.

In side profile, the car has a slightly coupe-esque silhouette complimented by the black and silver alloy wheels, along with a thick chrome strip that runs on the lower side of both doors.

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Inside, things get even better with beauti-fully designed leather seats, which also features a massage function.

As per Peugeot’s latest i-Cockpit layout, the 3008 gets the brand’s now signature, tiny flat- bottomed steering wheel, a wireless smartphone charger, fighter jet-style switches for the media system, driving and climate settings in the centre console as well as a general flow to the design of the cabin that places an emphasis on space for the passengers and a more cosseted feel for the driver.

→ drIvIng 3008Powering the entire local 3008 range is the

rather familiar 1.6-litre turbo petrol motor seen in many PSA products. All models produce the same 121kW/240Nm and make use of a six- speed automatic gearbox. the powertrain gets the job done in the 3008 with a smooth shifting ‘box and enough punch from the four-cylinder mill.

Fuel consumption was admirable too, with me only having to fill-up after covering some 650km which, with the 52-litre fuel tank, makes for con-sumption of around 8.0-litres/100km over a mixed cycle, not a far from the 7.0-litres/100km claim.

Factor the solid powertrain in with the relatively supple ride quality considering the low-profile 19-inch tyres fitted, and you have a comfortable SUV capable of reasonable driving range, a large rear

quarters for passengers as well as a 591-litre boot. → Why gt-LIne?I found myself asking why someone would

spend thousands of Rands extra to have a model such as the gt-Line when if you have a look at the specification sheet; the base Active presents the best value for money within the range, coming in at exactly R105 000 less than the GT-Line’s R519 900 sticker price.

However, I then recalled that Volkswagen and Renault have both stated that the uptake of sporty looking models are exponentially higher in South Africa versus other global markets, therefore mak- •ad

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→ verdIctThe 3008 is certainly a worthy finalist in the

2018 Wesbank South African Guild of Motoring Journalists Car of the Year competition.

Having ditched its MPV roots and opted for a more SuV-like approach to its exterior and interior packaging has broadened the models appeal. Combine this with the fact that it’s a quiet, com-fortable, spacious and good looking car, I feel that it is the best Peugeot currently on sale in South Africa.

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I was waiting to cross Oxford when the following happened; one of those guys who pick up plastic in the big containers came down Englewold, seated "skateboard style", towards the Oxford intersection. At the same time, a Putco bus hurtled towards the intersection.

The traffic lights were flashing red, which means it is effectively a four way stop, but no one seems to be stopping. Sweet thoughts of summer Sunday mornings evaporated as I saw in my mind’s eye how this man on his board is decapitated and squashed like a bug by the enormous bus that would surely meet him in the intersection at that exact moment.

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Next, the bus driver visibly throws on the brakes, the skateboard man crosses down 8th Ave, and the bus continues through toward Rosebank.

My tires have not even hit the other side, when two more busses come hurtling through the intersection without a hint of slowing down. It seemed as though the consideration to slow down did not even cross their minds.

A moment later, I passed the “skateboard” man, now pulling his “wheels”. I slowed down and said something in passing to the effect of him having a guardian angel.

He didn’t seem to understand English. I cycle on, reflecting on the tragedy that could have been; an unknown, unidentified corpse in a hospital morgue and a bus driver with manslaughter on his hands.

What will it take for (bus) drivers to learn this lesson without the collateral damage?

Sarita Friguglietti

Dear Editor

I would like to answer question by Theresa Plo-os van Amstel in the Week 33 edition of Autodealer (Should there be a age limit for drivers?).

I am 72 years old, drive a Toyota Corolla, and am a registered traffic observer. Since she only spoke about old drivers, I would like to ask her how many people she has seen stopped at a stop street with one hand on the wheel and a cigarette in the other?

I have had two people change my back bumper as I always stop. Secondly, I would also like to ask her, at a roundabout, to do give way to the right, do you slow down or do you push in like some people?

As for me as an observer, I see at least five to six offenders a week for the use of cellphones while driving, and I have a dashcam to film those skipping the red lights.

I do know that some old people battle to drive, but they are not all in an old-age home as they have to drive to survive in the case of a loved one having passed on.

Neville Leggo

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I take my grandchildren to school every day and notice how many of my fellow drivers disobey the rules while having children in their cars.

We need to be aware that children learn from us and would consider it to be normal to disregard

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I blame the very high percentage of accidents on the government allowing vehicles to be re-sold after an accident. The reason being no cars have a chassis anymore, so it results in a car running out of kilter after repairs.

The main problem here is seeing that the back and front wheels do not run in the same line. If you brake hard, the vehicle will tend to run all over the road, resulting in you losing control. This also goes for the majority of taxis and trucks too.

These vehicles are scrapped and then re-sold where the new owner only looks at repairing the body work. This practice should urgently be stopped to allow these vehicles back onto the road as they are death traps

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the rules of the road if we do it on a regular basis. I point out the infringements to my grandchildren so that they can be aware of the rules of the road.

We see infringements like going through red traffic lights, not stopping at stop streets, making illegal turns and driving in the emergency lanes. We are the driving coaches to our young passengers and they will imitate our driving habits when they grow up. I shudder to think what kind of drivers the children will become that use minibus taxis to get to school.

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The Jaguar F-Type has been a wonderful success story for the brand both locally and inter-nationally. Despite having a rather limited target market, the F-Type consistently rates as one of the best-selling sports cars in South africa.

The brand has greater ambitions though, with a more attainable, more efficient and indeed, a more lightweight version of its F-Type now being made available on local shores.

Autodealer journalist Justin Jacobs attended the launch of the 2.0-litre turbocharged F-Type range at the Kyalami grand Prix Circuit recently.

→ Those looks and inTeriorThere’s no denying that the F-Type is a stunning

vehicle to behold. We photograph many cars here at Autodealer, but the F-Type is one of the very few cars that our freelance photographers find easy to capture a great shot of, irrespective of the location chosen.

It cuts an iconic coupe silhouette and is genuinely a great homage to the legendary e-Type, with a long bonnet, short rear overhangs and muscular bulges that leave the impression of a wide, short and aggressive-looking modern Jaguar sports car.

The most important thing about the 2.0-litre though is that it has retained an almost identical exterior design to the V6, besides the new centre-mounted, single-exit trapezoidal exhaust as well as new 18- and 19-inch alloy wheel designs.

sports cars on the planet. The obvious downside to large, blown motors is both excessive fuel consumption and weight, which when a motor is mounted up front, can affect the handling of the car negatively.

Now though, there’s the Ingenium 2.0-litre turbo petrol. It’s certainly not shy in the power stakes, with 221kW/400Nm available. It may be down in power and torque, but in terms of weight, the four-cylinder F-Type is some 52kg lighter than the V6 auto variant.

all 2.0-litre models come equipped with the now familiar eight-speed automatic gearbox which has proven to be an exceptionally versatile transmission over the past few years.

The weight loss is associated with the lighter engine and therefore, the 2.0-litre model has con-siderably less weight over its front wheels. The other benefit is fuel consumption, with Jaguar claiming a rather impressive 7.2-litres/100km.

reporting live from the launch at the time of writing due to a looming print deadline, Justin found the latest F-Type to be great fun around the Kyalami circuit.

For those familiar with the interior of the F-Type, the 2.0-litre holds very few surprises. The overall build quality, design and many of the materials found inside are more than adequate, although there is the odd surface that feels a bit underwhelming in terms of quality.

The infotainment system is beginning to show its age too, with the latest system from sister company Land Rover first seen in the Range Rover Velar outperforming the F-Type’s system in terms of speed, resolution and overall performance.

→ does iT sTill have soul?One of the best aspects of the outgoing

F-Type range is the utterly ballistic powertrain options, with a sonorous supercharged V6 that screams to the heavens and of course, the rolling thunder of the supercharged V8 making the F-Type one of the most distinctive sounding

“The weight saving over the front wheels definitely translates into a more direct and satisfying driving experience. The 2.0-litre engine pulls very well and exhibits very little turbo lag,” said Jacobs.

“I did find that the sound produced by the engine was not quite as intoxicating as in the V6 and V8 models, but with the active exhaust system, there were a few instances where I experienced grin-inducing pops and bangs from the four-cylinder model." he added.

→ verdicTJustin summed the F-Type up as follows: “Thelatest entrant into the F-Type range has

made Jaguar’s sports car more engaging and exploitable, but at the same time, the attributes such as the sound and instantaneous throttle response that make the V6 and V8 so great are absent." he said.

“It’s amazing that cars that are broadly similar can feel so different. For those wanting precision and feel, the 2.0-litre is the one to have, for ev-erything else, the V6 and V8 satisfy the soul like nothing else.” he concluded.

→ service plan and warranTyThe F-Type 2.0-litre models come with a three-

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The four-cylinder F-Type has lost some of its soul, but it now has improved agility and is a more usable car on a daily basis. picture: newspress

“Now though, there’s the Ingenium 2.0-litre turbo petrol. It’s certainly not shy in the power stakes, with 221kW/400Nm available. It may be down in power and torque, but in terms of weight, the four-cylinder F-Type is some 52kg lighter than the V6 auto variant.” - Autodealer

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