www.bolandgazette.co.za Year 18 • Tuesday 2 December 2014 | Tel. 021 853 0211 Helderberg Read in this week’s DistrictMail )Leerders in oorlaaide bakkie in ongeluk )Trucks on Sir Lowry’s Pass claims another life )Picnic hangover at De Beers FC )Results of local cricket clubs Matrikulant moet kornea-oor- planting kry 2 Suksesvolle herwinningsprojek vir skole 8 Die Kaapse Klopse groep, Shoprite Pennsylvanians, het verlede Saterdag 29 November die kinders van Smartie Town in Macassar by ’n Kerspartytjie vermaak en met hul jolige musiek deur die strate gestap. Die kinders van Smartie Town het konsert gehou en elkeen het ’n lekker vetkoek gekry. Die partytjie is deur die Halli Trust aangebied. FOTO: DALEEN FOUCHÉ Know your HIV status It is estimated that more than 24 million people around the world are HIV posi- tive. In order to create awareness of the AIDS pandemic, World AIDS Day was launched in 1988. World AIDS Day is held on 1 December each year and is an opportunity for peo- ple to show support for people living with HIV and to commemorate people who have died. Western Cape Minister of Social De- velopment, Albert Fritz says the conse- quences of risky sexual behaviour and the deaths from the HIV/AIDS pandemic have affected the most vulnerable seg- ments of society, specifically children. He says an indication of the vulnerabili- ty of children is the finding of Census 2011 that 19 645 South African children are reported to have lost both their moth- er and father, many of them have died from AIDS-related illnesses. But many believe the tide is turning in the fight against AIDS. City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Health, councillor Benedicta Van Minnen, says HIV testing in Cape Town is at an all-time high, as reported by City Health, with nearly 200 000 tests over a three-month period earlier this year. “We need to encourage more men to get tested, especially since unprotected sex remains a very real concern in the South African context. If you do not get tested, you don’t know your status and you cannot access life- saving treatment,” says councillor Van Minnen.
Die Kaapse Klopse groep, Shoprite Pennsylvanians, het verlede Saterdag 29 November die kinders van Smartie Town in Macassar by ’n Kerspartytjievermaak en met hul jolige musiek deur die strate gestap. Die kinders van Smartie Town het konsert gehou en elkeen het ’n lekker vetkoek gekry. Diepartytjie is deur die Halli Trust aangebied. FOTO: DALEEN FOUCHÉ
Know yourHIV statusIt is estimated thatmore than 24 millionpeople around the world are HIV posi-tive. In order to create awareness of theAIDS pandemic, World AIDS Day waslaunched in 1988.WorldAIDSDay isheldon1December
each year and is an opportunity for peo-ple to show support for people livingwith HIV and to commemorate peoplewho have died.Western Cape Minister of Social De-
velopment, Albert Fritz says the conse-quences of risky sexual behaviour andthedeathsfromtheHIV/AIDSpandemichave affected the most vulnerable seg-ments of society, specifically children.He says an indication of the vulnerabili-ty of children is the finding of Census2011 that 19 645 South African childrenarereportedtohavelostboththeirmoth-er and father, many of them have diedfrom AIDS-related illnesses.But many believe the tide is turning
in the fight against AIDS.City’s Mayoral Committee Member
for Health, councillor Benedicta VanMinnen, says HIV testing in Cape Townis at an all-timehigh, as reported byCityHealth, with nearly 200 000 tests over athree-month period earlier this year.“We need to encourage more men to
get tested, especially since unprotectedsex remains a very real concern in theSouth African context.If youdonot get tested, youdon’tknow
your status and you cannot access life-saving treatment,” says councillor VanMinnen.
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Matrikulant verloor sigTAMSYN JANTJIES
ChantelHendricks is ’nmatriek-leerderaanHoërskoolGordonenhet verlede week haar eindeksa-men voltooi soos talle ander ma-trikulante.
MaarChantel staar ’ngrootuitda-ging in die gesig omdat sy besig isom blind te raak in haar regteroog.Verlede jaar het sy en een van haarvriendinne gesit toe haar vriendinoplet dat Chantel se regter-oog “niereg” lyknie.Chantel sevriendinhettoe gekyk en gesien dat die oog op’n punt getrek is.Kort daarna is Chantel na ’n oog-
kundigewaar sy uitgevind het sy lyaan Keratokonus. Dit is ’n aandoe-ningwat veroorsaak dat die korneaverdun en visuele vervorming ver-oorsaak. Chantel se toestand is al sógevorderd dat sy nou ’n kornea-oor-planting moet ondergaan.Chantel sêdié toestand beïnvloed
haarleerpatroon.Waarsyindiever-lede vir twee tot drie ure aanhou-dendkonsitenleer,kansynouslegsvir ’n uur voor haar boeke sit danmoet sy rus.“Dit beïnvloed my nie só erg nie.
Dis iets wat buite my beheer is enek is nou al gewoond daaraan.”Sy wil volgende jaar graag in ’n
onderwysrigting gaan studeer.Chantelverteltoesyjongerwaswousy ’n kindersielkundige word, want
sy wou graag mense help en ’n ver-skil maak in hul lewe. Sy het laterbesef sykandit steeds doenas ’n on-derwyser.Geraldine Hendricks, Chantel se
ma, sê toe hulle aanvanklik die oog-kundige gaan sien het, het hy gesêhy kan ’n kornea-oorplanting doen,maar omdat Chantel se toestand sógevorderd is, het sy ’n operasie no-dig wat ’n nuwe prosedure verg.Hullewilgraagdieoperasievroeg
volgende jaar gedoen hê, voordat
Chantel universiteit toe gaan, wanthaar ma hou nie van die idee dathaar dogter op universiteitsvlaknog moet sukkel om te studeer nie.Maar dié operasie is ’n duur saak,die nuwe kornea moet ingevoerword van oorsee en dit alleen kosR27 000, en die ander hospitaalkos-tes sal R25 000 beloop.Kort ná die gesin uitgevind het
vanChantelse toestandhethaarmaprobeer om geld in te samel deur ’nkosverkope te hou enhaarwerkhet’n karaoke-aand gehou. Maar albeihetmingeldingebring.Geraldinesêhulle moet nog 90% van die geld in-samel en ongelukkig dek hulle me-diese fondsnie dié tipe operasienie.Chantel kan wel ’n kornea kolla-
geen kruisbinding-operasie onder-gaan wat die kollageen verhoog inalbeioë,watverhoeddatdieooguit-bult as gevolg van dieKeratokonus.Hoelangerhullewagomdiekornea-oorplantingtedoen,hoegroterisdiekans dat haar linkeroog ook gaanverswak.TweewekegeledehetdieDistriks-
Pos ’n brief gepubliseer van ShaneDaniels. Hy en ’n paar van sy vrien-de het besluit om Chantel se ma-triekafskeid te borg. Dit is toe hullevanhaartoestanduitgevindhet.Da-niels het gevoel hy moet ’n manierkry om nog hulp in te kry. Chantelse matriekafskeid is op 5 Desemberen sy is baie opgewonde en kan niewagvirdieaandomaantebreeknie.
Chantel Hendricks is blind in haar regter-oog as gevolg van Keratokonus, ’n toe-stand wat die verdunning van die korneaveroorsaak asook visuele vervorming.Haar ma, Geraldine Hendricks, is onse-ker hoe dinge gaan verloop in die toe-koms. Ten spyte hiervan is hulle albeibaie positief. FOTO: TAMSYN JANTIES
Homeless shop forclothes and shoesA local group of teenagers held aStreet Store for the Helderberg’shomeless people on 8 November.
The members of Teen Life YouthMinistriesweremetwith smiles andtears of joy. The community donatedclothes to thecause, giving thehome-less a rare opportunity to “shop”.TheStreetStoreconceptwascreat-
ed by Max Pazak and Kayli Levitanfrom Cape Town, where clothes areliterally hung out in the street, turn-ing it into an outside shopping area.The difference is that the patrons donot need any currency to retrieve se-lected items.The Street Store is aimed solely at
homeless people and affords them
theexperienceofbeingabletoperusethrough items of clothing and shoesbefore deciding which are to theirlikingandwhat theywillbechoosingfor themselves.So many clothes were donated for
the Helderberg event that the ± 50homeless people could not take allthe clothing with them.Teen Life’s director, Dezi Ramp-
ton, says: “It was a great success andI hope to see the Street Store grow,as it offers hope’’.Dezi plans to have more of these
pop-up stores, but is not sure as towhen the next Street Store will be.Communitymemberswanting to do-nate to the cause can contact LifeChurch at 021 855 2329.
This group of young people from Teen Life Youth Ministries held a Street Store for thehomeless in the Helderberg area on 8 November. They were greeted with smiles andtears of joy.
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Strand CPFAGM next yearThe Strand Community PolicingForum (CPF) will hold its AGM on29 January.
The meeting starts at 19:00 in theBroadlands Park Community Hall.
All organisations within theStrand policing precinct are invitedto register with the Strand CPF in or-der to participate in the AGM.
A Mitchell’s Plain manwent missing on Friday 14November in the Gordon’sBay area. Mark Bester(photo) was last seen onhis way to catch crayfish.Bester’s bakkie was foundabandoned at a lookout-point on the R44 betweenGordon’sBayandRooiEls.When he failed to returnhome, his family filed amissing person’s reportwith the local police at20:00. Bester (42), who suffers from diabetes and high bloodpressure, is about 1,75 m tall, has brown eyes and a blackmoustache. He has a scar on his lip and a bottom tooth ismissing. He also has a scar on the back of his head. At thetimeofhisdisappearance,hewaswearingasilverSeikowatch.Anyone with information about his whereabouts can phoneWONico Beukes at theGordon’s Bay Police on 079 498 9961or Bester’s sister-in-law, Bonita Handson, on 076 234 3090.
Motorfietser deur ruitTweemense isVrydagoggendbe-seer in ’n ongeluk in Gordons-baai tussen ’n motor en motor-fiets.
Die ongeluk het omstreeks 07:00op die hoek van Faure Marine-wegen Octupusstraat gebeur. Volgenspolisie het die Saab-motor voor diemotorfiets in Faure Marine-weg in-gery en die voertuie het gebots.
Die motorfietsryer is van sy fietsgeslinger en het deur die voorruitvan die motor gegaan. Die bestuur-der van die motor het beheer oor diekar verloor en in ’n grensmuur inOctupusweg vasgery. Albei mans isin die Mediclinic Vergelegen opge-neem. Die polisie ondersoek ’n saakvan roekelose en nalatige bestuur.
Twee mans is beseer in ’n botsing tussen ’n motorfiets en motor in Gordonsbaai.
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Manager of the AnimalWelfareSociety,JuliaEvans,addressed the audienceabout the challenges of cap-turingandhousingstraycatsand dogs. The Animal Wel-fare Society takes in about3 000 stray cats and dogs peryear, they are cleaned, fedand given veterinary treat-ment where needed andhomes are found for asmanyas possible. Only two veteri-narians are employed by theSociety and they serve thewhole Helderberg region.Sadly many of these animalshave to be euthanised.TheLocalNetworkOfCare
aims to reintegrate homelesspeople back into society.Some of these people havebeen living on the street foruptoeightyearsandtherein-tegration is a long and daunt-ing process. Drugs, cheap al-cohol, and the difficulty tofind accommodation hamper
the LNOC’s abilities to helpthe homeless.The Helderberg Hospice
Foundation was representedby Patricia McNaught-Davisand she spoke about the ex-tended range of care and sup-port services for the termi-nally ill that they provide.Volunteer assistants makefrequent comforting and
counselling visits to the ter-minally ill andtheir families.These organisations all
spoke about how difficult itgets to render these servicesas they struggle financiallyand with resources. For theaudience it was humbling tolearnwhat is done,howgreatthe need is and how gratefulthe recipients are.
The University of the Third Age (U3A) held their open day on 19 Novem-ber in the Strand town hall. Peter Ford (current affairs and media)and Tony Searle (chairperson) enjoyed the event. The U3A is for retiredindividuals who like to keep busy and would like to learn more. Theyhave various clubs andprogrammes for peoplewith all sorts of interests,they also go on regular outings to the theatre and other excursions.For more information or if you would like to enrol at U3A contact TonySearle on 021 856 2233. PHOTO: TAMSYN JANTJIES
Peter Ford, convener of the CAM Forum, with the guest speakers at the symposium, Andy Laughton, CEOof the Local Network Of Care, Julia Evans, manager of the Animal Welfare Society, Patricia McNaught-Davis,fundraising and marketing manager of the Helderberg Hospice and Mariette Gerber
Aansoeke vir Strand Sekondêr sluit gouAansoeke vir alle voorne-mende gr. 8 Strand Sekon-dêr-leerlinge vir 2015 sluitop Donderdag 4 Desemberen belangstellendes moet
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Children’s parents soughtThe Department of SocialDevelopment in SomersetWest is requesting the pub-lic’s assistance in locatingthe families of four children.The department is looking
for the biologicalmother, Ce-lesteMalgasand fathers,Rid-waan Adams and Rudy Da-vids of two children aged fiveand one.
The children are currentlyin the care of the maternalgrandmother Katrina Mal-gas of Asanda Village.The department is also in
search of George Hlalahoiwho fathered two-year-oldtwins.The twins’ mother, Nosi-
phoFlorence recentlypassedaway and they are currently
in the care of Tembelani Jajiand SylviaManqinana of As-andaVillage. The last knownaddress of the father is Block33, Nkukhu Street, Harare,Khayelitsha.Anyone with information
can contact social workerAdelle Meyer on021 840 3500/3538, during of-fice hours (07:30 – 16:00).
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Sir Lowry’s Pass Primêr en Laer-skool Beaumont se Swop Shop-pro-jek het onlangs sy eerste verjaardaggevier.Die Swop Shop is ’n prettige ma-
nier om kinders betrokke te kry byherwinning en ook om hulle te leerhoe om vir die omgewing om te gee.Terselfde tyd leerhulleookhoeom
verantwoordelik inkopies te doenvir hulself en hul huisgesinne.Die “winkel” laat kinders herwin-
bare produkte vir nie-bederfbarekruideniersware verruil.Die idee van dié projek het sowat
twee jaar gelede by Carol Viljoen, ’nonderwyser aan Laerskool Beau-mont, posgevat nadat sy hieroor in’n koerantartikel gelees het.Ná ’n jaar se navorsing het die ge-
samentlike projek tussen die tweeskole in 2013 begin.Albei skole se leerders vind baat
by die projek. Die leerders van SirLowry’s Pass word aangemoedig omherwinbaremateriaal in te samel endit dan saam skool toe te bring. Diéleerders word dan volgens ’n punte-stelsel vergoed vir die itemswat hul-le versamel het.Eenpuntwordtoegekenvir ’nplas-
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moedig om elke week items vir diewinkel te bring.
Donovan Vaaltyn, hoofopsigter enkoördineerder van dieSwopShop bySir Lowry’s Pass, sê die kinders isbaie opgewondeoordie projek enhetmin motivering nodig om hul her-winbare produkte elke week in tebring. Die winkel hou als aan wat ’nfamilie of kind sal nodig hê, van lek-kers enblikkieskos tot klere en skoolbehoeftes.Volgens Vaaltyn is die kinders
gaande oor die lekkergoed. Ditmaakdit sekerlik nog soeter omdat hulledit met hul eie punte kon koop.Sir Lowry’ Pass Primêr het gemid-
deld 450 leerders wat weekliks her-winbare produkte inbring.Wasteplan kollekteer weekliks so
om en by 2,5 ton herwinbare produk-te en betaal dan 20c per klogram aanSir Lowry’s Pass Primêr.
Donovan Vaal-tyn met leer-ders van Sir Lo-wry’s Pas Pri-mêr. Hulle isalmal gaandeoor die SwopShop-projek.FOTO: TAMSYNJANTJIES
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Committie’s new show toraise funds for NPOsMasikhule, ECHO and theSomerset West night shelterhavebeenfortunateenoughtosecure onenight ofAlanCom-mittie’s new show, The Soundof Laughter.
TheSoundofLaughterpromis-es to be a night of merry mirththat you don’t want to miss outon!
After entertaining interna-tional audiences, Alan Commit-tie (of Defending the Cavemanfame) is coming to share histhoughts on turning 40, set to thetheme tune of the world’s mostbeloved show, The Sound of Mu-sic.TheshowwillbestagedatThe-
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Alan Committie’s new show The Soundof Laughter, will be staged at Theatreon the Bay on Monday 8 Decemberas a fundraiser for three local NPOs.
Artists open dècor shopA beautiful mix of fine art and exquisitehome decor can be found at TheGuild – thelatest addition to Chelsea Village in Somer-set West.The store was opened by six artists from
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Ena Heese, who specialises in designand print on cotton/linnen blend South Af-rican fabrics to make cushions, bolsters,runners, etc. – available in a wide range ofcolours.
Kobus Verster, who specialises in fineart paintings.
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Artists Kobus Verster, Eileen Weinronk, Ena Heese, Helene van der Walt, Ina Gerber and Gerrit vander Walt may be found at The Guild, Chelsea Village in Somerset West.
Central Mini MarketHappy Hour promotionBe one of the first 150 customers to receive a freecopy of theDistrictMailwhenyoumake purchasesof R100 or more at Central Mini Market every Fri-day from 5 to 19 December.CentralMiniMarket issituatedat149MainRoad
in Somerset West.Make sure you do not miss out.
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Skep ’n asemrowende KersfeestafelKersfees is om diedraai en indien jy be-oog om ’n groot Kers-fees-ete vir familieen vriende te hou, isditnoudie tydomjouKersfeestafel te be-plan.’n Mooi tafel hoef
nie ’n duur affêre tewees nie.Jy kan daaglikse
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feldoek as basis enplaas dan ’n groen of rooi loper om’n Kerfeeskleur aan die tafel te gee.Indien jy nie ’n loper het nie, kan eenvinnig gemaak word deur die lengteen breedte van die tafel te meet. Snydan ’ngroenof rooi lapdatditdieself-de lengte as die tafel is en die helftevan die tafel se breedte. Kap dit ommet jou naaldwerkmasjien en plaasdit in die middel van jou tafel.Kerse is ’nmoet vir ’n Kerfeestafel
en hier is ’n geleentheid om kreatiefte raak.Indien jy klein keramiek blompot-
te het, kan jy wit en rooi lang kerse“plant” in die potte. Gebruik grondom die kers te stabiliseer en plaasmooi klippies rondom die kers enbind ’n mooi lint om die pot.As jy ’nmooi silwer skinkbordhet,
kan jy verskeie grootte kerse op dieskinkbord rangskik enmooi takkies
van geurigeplante soos roos-maryn tussendie kerse plaas.Gebruik dit
wat jy in jou tuinhet om lewe aanjou tafel te gee.Indien jy vet-plante in mooipotjies het kanditopdietafelge-plaas word omtekstuur enkleur na die tafelte bring.Pak jou wit
borde en eetge-reiuit enplaas ’nwit servet op el-ke bord. Plaas stukkies kaneelbas entakkiesroosmarynvooropdieservet
en bind dit vasmet kant of lint.Om te verseker
dat jou wynglasesilwerskoon is,kook ’n pot wateren hou die glaseoor die pot sodatdie glase toestoom. Plaas ditonderstebo omdroog te word.As jybesondere
plekaanwyserswil maak, kan jymooi klippe uitjou tuin gaansoek en skryf diename op die klip-pe met kokipen.
Indien jy kunstig voel kan jy gerusdie klippe verf en versier.
Festival to light up the town this weekendThe annual Somerset West Festivalof Lights takes place this year from3 to 6 December in Somerset WestMainRoad. The official launchof thefestival will be on Wednesday 3 De-cember and will start at 19:00. Theprogramme will kick off with anopening parade and the official
switching-on of the Christmas lightsand singing of Christmas carols. Lo-cal celebrities, drummajorettes andbands will join in the programme.The Festival Promotions Associa-
tion is aiming to revive the festivalto its formerglory:aspectacular fourevenings to be spent amongst the
Christmas lights, and the opportuni-ty to do Christmas shopping from lo-cal art and craft stalls from 19.00 -22.30. Companies are requested tosponsor one of the 40Christmas lightdecorations at R1 000. For more in-formation,visit theFestivalofLightsFacebook Page.
Relay for Life 2015The annual Cansa Relay For LifeHelderberg will be held on theweekendof7and8FebruaryattheHottentots Holland High School.
Teams of 10 – 15 people will bewalking the track throughout thenight in commemoration of thosewho have lost the battle against can-cer and also to celebrate the lives ofthose affected by the disease.The programme will be filled with
entertainment and games and therewill be various food stalls.At the Relay for Life earlier this
year, theDaniels familywere the topcontributors and donatedmore thanR10 000 to Cansa. The family’s jour-ney with Cansa started in 2012 when
twoof their familymemberswere di-agnosed with lung and prostate can-cer respectively.After the passing of an uncle last
year, thefamilywasevenmoredeter-mined tomake a difference and raiseawareness about the disease andRoxanne Daniels of Somerset Westcontacted Cansa on their behalf.They have since held four fund-
raisers for the Cansa Relay for Lifefor 2015.Clark Pools and Dstv-R-us also
joined forces as Team Shrek andhave had four fundraisers since thebeginning of the year.They also started Movember, in
support of prostate cancer, with aboot sale.
Team Shrek is ready for next year’s Cansa’s Relay for Life. They have already had severalfundraisers in aid of Cansa this year.
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The winners of the Tafelberg Furnishers Knock-Out Competition Cup played at the StrandGolf Course recently were Stefan Blommaert and Riaan Niewoudt (middle and right).With them is the event sponsor Erich Heil of Tafelberg Furnishers.
These runners of the StrandAthletic Club received awardsat their club’s annual prize-giv-ing function for running morethan 500 km at Western Prov-ince races during 2013. Therunners are (back from left) An-gelique Smit, Schalk Smit, DeWet Schreiber, Chanelle Hoff-man, Ursula Turck, Lizell Fryer,Sally le Roux, Rialize Joubert,Helma Nel, Artha Strauss, Ma-nus Strauss, Marietjie de Vries,Anel de Klerk and Andries Dip-penaar. In front are July Mars-den, Margie Eksteen, AngieSkinner, Pieter Venter and Jo-han de Klerk.
World-renowned karate grand-master Kiyoshi Yonemotosensei was hosted by the SeikiKan Goju Ryu Karate Academyrecently. During his visit he alsovisited the Academy’s Rusthofdojo. Seen here with the grand-master are (front row, from left)Densei Richard Kloosman,Yonemoto, Sensei Niel van Zyland Sensei Pietman Claasen.In the back row (far right) issensei Jackie Scholtz. The Sei-ki Kan Hombu dojo is run fromthe Hendrik Louw PrimarySchool in the Strand. Anyoneinterested in joining the dojomay contact Sensei Niel van Zylon 082 877 5335.
Trail run seriesends withsummer runThe last event in the popular 2014FalkeTrailRunSerieswill takeplace thisSat-urday (6December)atDelveraFarmonthe R44 about 10 km fromStellenbosch.Registration starts from 06:00 at the
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Current Western Province Crick-et Association 1D log leaders,Hottentots Holland CricketClub’s (HHCC) first team, re-cently received a welcome kitsponsor fromRe-Play Sport andCycles. Proudly displaying thenew kit are members of theHHCC first team (back, fromleft) Rustum van Reenen, War-ren Martin, Cammy Mitchel,Wayne Cloete, Waqar Josephs,Ebrahiem Pedro, Riyaad Oliverand Gasan Moller. Seated infront are Edwin Daniels (cap-tain), Fahdil Crombie (chair-man), Shaakir Rhoda (select-or), Riduah Rhoda (player/coach) and Abdul Aziz Temoor.
Helderberg’s seconds chalk up another winHelderberg’s second team beatKhayelitsha by seven wickets intheir recent two-day league en-counter.
After loosing the toss Helderbergwas sent in to bat and scored a re-
spectable 277/10.The standout batting performan-
ces were fromDexter Hindley (105),Steven Mack (59) and Mario Bou-gaard (39).Helderberg’s bowling attack was
on fire and they dismissed the home
side for 167 runs to force a followon.ShaneFredericks 5/51andDexter
Hindley 2/49 were the pick of thebowlers.Khayelitsha managed to score
181/10 in their follow-on innings to
set Helderberg a target of 71 runs.RandallHendriks4/26andDexter
Hindley 2/23 were the standoutbowlers with Lionel Whitting play-ing a great supporting off-spinner’srole with 9-1-15.Helderberg reached the target
with ease for the loss of 3 wicketsand earned maximum points fromthe match.Helderberg travel to Mitchell’s
Plain for their next match andwould like to continue with theirgood form.
