Interface Jun/Jul 2016 Issue

INTERFACE THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE CENTURION RESIDENTIAL ESTATE AND COUNTRY CLUB

Celebrating 20 YEARS!

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CONTENTS Feedback report on the AGM

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Condolences

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Winter gardening

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President’s Trophy

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Rules and regulations

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Sanlam Cancer Challenge

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Junior golf

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Ladies Open

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Important numbers and contacts

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Bird watchers paradise

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Captain’s report

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Lady Captain’s report

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Destination Irene

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Hokaai Captain’s Challenge

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The History behind the Annual Chris Joubert Memorial Fishing Day

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Miscellaneous

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Registered Estate Agents

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View the online version of this issue at: www.tlgpublishing.co.za/interface Interface is the official publication of the Centurion Residential Estate and Country Club. It is published on a monthly basis by the Centurion Home Owners Association. All material is subject to copyright and permission to reproduce may be obtained from the Centurion Home Owners Association. Should you wish to contribute any editorial material or advertise with us, please email us at: interface@centuriongolfestate.co.za or fax to: 086 51 55 487 Editorial contributions are welcome and can be sent to the Editor at interface@centuriongolfestate.co.za. All rights in said editorial contributions, whether it be in the form of a letter or article and whether it includes graphics or not, will be treated as unconditionally assigned for the publication and copyright purposes and material will be subject to Interface’s unrestricted right to edit and comment editorially. Interface will place editorial contributions at it’s own discretion, space allowing. Although the greatest care is taken with all material submitted, Interface will take no responsibility for any damages or loss to such material.

Editorial & Advertising booking deadline for August/September issue: 20 July 2016.

Advertising: Tracey Garde 082 460 6007 interface@centuriongolfestate.co.za.

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EDITOR’S LETTER! Winter is here!

Although winter is not my favourite season of the year (I’m sure most of you feel the same way), I have to admit that the beautiful early winter mornings filled with frost and mist have made for some spectacular views of our Estate.

In this issue we have included a winter gardening article from Life Landscapes and from our cover picture you would have noticed how the glorious colours of yellow, green and red of our entrance gardens are helping to keep the dreary winter browns at bay. I, for one, have enjoyed this clever piece of landscaping.

It seems our golfers haven’t let the winter chill phase them as there have been many golfing events of late. It’s wonderful to see our members enjoying themselves and often, raising money for charity at the same time. Our club not only extends to golf but other social functions too so be sure to look out for upcoming notices on events that everyone can enjoy.

It’s wonderful to live in a close knit community and to get to know each other well. Sadly, we’ve recently had to say our goodbye’s to two very well-known residents. Our condolences extend to the families of Vernon Nadel and Wim Skinner as they are both remembered fondly in editorial pieces placed in this issue.

The Feedback Report on the AGM is testament to the good standing and well-oiled machine of management, staff and board members who run our Estate. We look forward to working together towards another year of success.

With more exciting projects and changes in the pipeline, our next few issues of Interface will be well anticipated as we keep you in the loop.

‘Till next month

Tracey

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FEEDBACK REPORT ON THE AGM HELD ON 1 JUNE 2016 The Chairman opened the meeting with some hindsight of the 1997 AGM and the fact that the CHOA is celebrating its 20 year anniversary this year.

the effect that the Buy-in levy will become 1% of the selling price or to increase the Buy-in levy with 10% to the amount of R31 240 per new registration from 1 July 2016.

The Chairman’s report included relevant feedback on all portfolios for the previous financial year which was positively received.

The Resolution was not passed and the Buy-in levy will therefore be increased with 10%.

Normal resolutions All normal resolutions were passed.

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Capital projects • • •

Resolution 8 was a special resolution to change the MOI to •

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All projects for the previous year were completed with a 0,7% saving.

A project for additional gabions at the 16th fairway’s bridge was ratified.

The following approved projects will now commence: - Gabions at river exit (15th fairway) - Solar lights at strategic areas - Repair and repave paving at two gates.

New projects approved for the rolling 2 years: - Paint of perimeter walls - Replace license scanners - Replace 2 booms - Rejuvenation of road surface - Repaint road after treatment - Traffic calming circle at Top Gate - Bridges on the walking trail - CCC kitchen equipment.

The Strategic Director presented an in-depth study on the financial affordability and balance of the Reserve Fund for the next 10 years including an action plan from the CHOA providing adequate funding.

General The majority of the members present at the meeting requested the CHOA to investigate the possibility of a cell phone tower on the Estate seen that some areas on the Estate have no reception.

Election of Directors There was no election as the 3 nominations received, were unopposed: 1. Heyno Smith – Chairman 2. Martie MacDougall – Director 3. Vincent Blasl – Director

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BE AWARE • • • • • • • • •

Unfortunately we live in an era where harmful substances are readily available to both adults and children, leaving many of us in despair when we realise that a loved one may be abusing drugs.

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Abuse comes in many forms from alcohol to drugs, including prescription medication. It is best to educate yourself on the signs and symptoms of possible drug use so that if you do suspect a loved one of using these substances, you might be able to help them sooner rather than later…

Physical indicators include: • • • • • • •

Changes in a level of activity e.g. periods of lethargy or hyperactivity; Drastic increase or decrease in appetite; Unexplained increase or decrease in weight; Lack of coordination, staggering or slow movements, dropping of objects, clumsiness and falling; Altered speech patterns Unusual shortness of breath, persistent cough, strange odour to breath and clothes; Red-rimmed, bloodshot or watery eyes, drooping eyelids;

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Little sores around the mouth and unexplained chapped or cracked lips; Yellow or brown stains on hands; Continuously runny nose and constant fiddling with the nose; Unexplained nose bleeding; Increased susceptibility to infections and colds; Change in sleeping habits; Severe agitation and lack of concentration; Change in physical appearance, may be less concerned with appearance; Unexplained shaking, tremors, nausea, vomiting and sweats or chills; Distorted perception of time; Slower reaction time; Needle marks on arms or legs; Unexplained ongoing headaches; Usually or constantly dry mouth.

Emotional indicators: • • • • • •

Sudden unexplained and ongoing nervousness; Low self-esteem; Decreased sense of responsibility; Sudden depression; Severe mood swings, anxiety and hypersensitivity; Bizarre thinking, hallucinations, abnormal suspiciousness.

Behavioural indicators: • • • • • •

Aggressive and violent behaviour; Unexplained outburst of anger; Unexplained restlessness or irritability; Lack of motivation or loss of interest e.g. hobbies and sport; Unexplained giggling; Sudden apathy towards life in general.

Social indicators: • • • • • • • • • •

Withdrawal from family and friends; Sudden secretiveness, vagueness, deviousness, lies and deceit; Change in friends; No motivation; Regularly absent from school and work on Mondays; Resentment towards authority or disregard of rules; Tardiness; Unusual interest in money; Items disappearing from home; Small pieces of plastic in pockets e.g. foil, needles, etc.

Information kindly supplied by Drug Surveillance South Africa (Pty) Ltd.

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CONDOLENCES Vernon Nadel I knew Vernon for more than 35 years, going back to the late 70’s in SAA, where he worked as a Flight Dispatcher.

Vernon was well known for his neat and accurate flight plans, written in that neat distinctive handwriting we all got to know, even in later years when he did duty as Hoof Bleshoender here at Centurion Country Club.

During the 80’s he was selected as one of only eight candidates from more than 600 applicants for Management training. Finishing top of the class, he soon was on his way as Trainee Manager in Taipei. After the required tour as Trainee Manager, he did duty in several cities. Then, in August 1994, he was given the task of opening and settling a station in the bustling city of Miami. Operating from his hotel room was a huge task which I can attest to as I was one of the first flights into Miami. Due to technical problems we had to layover and Vernon had to accommodate 365 passengers at very short notice. This, and many other duties later on, he performed with excellence. He later served as Manager of all foreign carriers at Jan Smuts Airport, until retirement.

Here at Centurion Country Club he was well known for his friendly demeanour and was one of the founder members of the Bleshoenders, holding the strange record of the player with the highest and the lowest points score for a round of golf. He will surely be remembered and missed by all.

Willie van der Lingen Wim Skinner (November 1936 - May 2016) On Tuesday, 24 May 2016, we said our final goodbyes to Wim Skinner.

Wim was born and bred in Pretoria and left his mark on the academic world as a Professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Pretoria (Tuks).

Wim and his wife, Anna, moved into their property in Centurion Residential and Golf Estate in 1998 and immediately became involved in the community. He was a founder of the Bleshoenders golfing community as well as the bridge club.

Wim was well-informed and knowledgeable about many things. As an example of his continuous need to improve his knowledge and matching it with his engineering precision, he once sent me a copy of his version of the history of the world, which he painstakingly condensed to only a few pages.

To sum up the essence of Wim would take an entire book to do him justice, but I will attempt to it with the following few words: • Wim the academic: If anybody had any question of anything scientific or otherwise, he was the man we asked and, after careful thought and research, he would give a clear and concise answer that we could all understand.

• Wim the philosopher: He lived by a strong moral code but was never judgemental about anybody else’s views. He had amazing knowledge about local and international affairs and we often had long debates about these subjects.

• Wim the sportsman: He was a total gentleman on and off the golf course and his scorecard was, without a doubt, the neatest of anybody’s cards. He knew the rules of golf and his etiquette was impeccable. In his younger years, Wim took up judo, whilst also having played tennis for an extended period. Wim was also an excellent bridge player and won our club competition more than anybody else, without ever criticising a weaker player.

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We are thankful for the full and rich life that Wim enjoyed and shared with us. He found pleasure in so many things - lovely music, a fun party, a good day on the golf course.

We will always remember how he used to often say that something was “darem so blerrie lekker” (‘’blerrie’’ was the only strong word I ever heard him say).

Wim was an example to all of us, a good husband to Anna, as well as a good father to his children and grandchildren. Wim and Anna had a wonderful relationship and they understood each other very well. If Wim ever partied too much, Anna just had to say, ‘’Wimpie’’ and he got the message!

As Wim’s friends, we would like to thank Anna for the wonderful way in which she looked after him until the very end.

Wim, your family and all your friends are going to miss you terribly but we will never forget you.

Willem de Kok INTERFACE | JUN/JUL 2016

GARDEN OF THE MONTH

Paul and Jo-Linda Botes 17 VALLEY CRESCENT

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TREES ARE BARE, PLANTS ARE DORMANT - BUT THERE IS STILL LIFE!

The chilly nights and frosts will most likely slow down plant growth dramatically during the coming months. Follow these few tips to give your winter garden new life!

Winter work

Winter watering Remember to water your winter and spring flowering shrubs and trees regularly. Although watering is a low priority in winter, you cannot stop watering altogether, especially winter-flowering plants like azaleas, magnolias, flowering quinces, wisterias, confetti bushes and emerging spring bulbs. Keep watering over-seeded lawns and those planted with cool season grass, for continuous growth throughout winter.

Ensure that your gutters are clean and check that all your standard plants and young trees are securely staked and tied (ensure that old ties are not cutting into the bark of your plants). Tie in creepers, August is famously windy so make sure that vulnerable plants are properly supported before the big blow begins. Now is the time to begin applying compost and organic fertilisers. Consider natural microbial products which improve soil structure and health, enabling plants to take up nutrients more efficiently.

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PRESIDENT’S TROPHY 2016 Our annual anniversary weekend took place with the President’s Trophy on a very rainy Saturday, 14 May 2016. A few brave souls took on the wet weather and soldiered on with dark grey clouds in the air but this is such an important event in our golfing calendar that no one wanted to miss it. The attendees were spoiled with a lovely hearty meal in the pub after golf and the chill was driven out of their bones in the cosy Clubhouse.

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Results: •

1st L Piagalis and A Piagalis

76 pts

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2nd B Matthee and R Amoore

71 pts

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3rd H Stoop and E Nel

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4th B Smith and S Smith

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5th P Croukamp and J Jacobs

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6th B Boshoff and L Boshoff

67 pts

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7th D Arroyo and C Arroyo

66 pts

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8th P Nouble and P Janse van Rensburg 63 pts

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IN AN EFFORT TO REMIND OUR RESIDENTS OF OUR RULES AND REGULATIONS, WE WILL BE PUBLISHING VARIOUS SECTIONS OF THIS DOCUMENT IN UPCOMING ISSUES OF INTERFACE THROUGHOUT THIS YEAR.

CENTURION HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION NPC

RULES AND REGULATIONS

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The local authority bylaws relating to pets apply in the Estate.

A maximum of two dogs and/or two cats may be kept on any one premise. Dogs must wear a collar with an identification disk giving the name and telephone number or address of the owner. Stray pets without identification tags may be taken to the SPCA or municipal pound.

Pets are not allowed to roam the streets, communal property or golf course. Dogs found making a nuisance of themselves may be taken to the SPCA or the municipal pound.

When going for a walk with your dog, the dog must at all times be on a leash. Any faeces deposited by the dog must immediately be picked up by the dog owner using a plastic bag or poop scoop taken along for that purpose.

Owners must ensure that their dogs do not howl or bark incessantly, especially in their absence.

An owner whose pet becomes a nuisance to fellow residents will be requested to remove his/her pet from the Estate.

No poultry, wild animals or livestock may be kept on the Estate.

The building of pigeon lofts and aviaries must be approved by the CHOA. Plans, accompanied by the written consent of the neighbours, must be submitted.

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The sidewalks remain the property of the City of Tshwane, but every resident is responsible for the maintenance of the area between the road kerb and the boundary of his property. No trees, plants, rocks or built structures may interfere with pedestrian traffic or obscure the vision of motorists.

Garden fences or walls forming part of the streetscape must be maintained and painted when necessary. Failing this, the CHOA will have the right to have the necessary maintenance done and charge the cost to the owner.

Gardens abutting on the golf course must be kept neat at all times. Failing this, the Sport Committee will have the right to have the garden tidied at the cost of the owner. No garden may overflow onto golf course property without written permission from the President of the Sport and Social Club.

Washing should only be hung on lines screened from the street and golf course.

No signage advertising any business may be displayed anywhere on the Estate other than a small copper or similar plaque on the dwelling itself.

Refuse trolleys may not be placed on pavements unless they will be emptied within 18 hours. Trolleys may not be parked on pedestrian walkways on refuse removal days and should be kept out of sight from the golf course, street and neighbouring properties on all other days.

All caravans, boats, trailers, tools, toolsheds, engine and vehicle parts, etc., as well as accommodation for pets must be sited out of view and must also be screened from neighbouring properties.

Wendy houses visible from the street are only allowed as temporary sheds for building materials. In all other cases

permission to have one must be obtained from the Board of the CHOA and they must be sited out of view.

Building material or rubble may not be dumped on sidewalks under any circumstance.

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All building plans, exterior paint colours and roofing materials of homes must be in accordance with the Architectural Standards applicable to the Estate. This also applies to any additions and alterations to existing structures. Approval by a designated Director of the CHOA or, in uncontroversial cases, by the General Manager, must be obtained prior to the commencement of building activities. Exterior paint colours that differ markedly from previously approved colours must also be approved prior to repainting.

In order to maintain the green and tree-rich image of our Estate, building lines must be strictly observed and encroachments will only be considered in exceptional circumstances. Local authority regulations regarding building lines along all boundaries are as follows: a minimum of 2 m from all boundary walls, a minimum of 3 m on the side facing the street if the garage is not facing the street, and a minimum of 5 m if the garage is facing the street.

Approval must be obtained for all garden walls and fencing with regard to material and dimensions. High walls screening the entire street frontage of properties are discouraged. The maximum height of walls abutting on the golf course is 600 mm.

All satellite dishes and TV aerials must as far as possible be concealed.

Permission from the Board of the CHOA must be obtained for the installation of solar panels on roofs for heating of geysers or swimming pools. Neighbours must be approached for any objections prior to installation and the pipes/cables must not be visible or unsightly.

Prior to erection, nets to screen homes from golf balls must be approved by the Board of the CHOA as well as the Sport Club management. The permission of neighbours must also be sought. A copy of the specifications for the erection of nets is available at the CHOA office.

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Upkeep and Maintenance 1.

The exterior of dwellings together with its fences, driveways, gardens, roofs, but not limited to, must be maintained in a clean, tidy and, where applicable, repaired and painted condition.

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Approval by the Board of the CHOA must be obtained for additions such as swimming pools, Jacuzzi’s, awnings, gazebo’s, bird aviaries, doll’s houses and similar, prior to construction or building thereof.

2. In cases where such additions will have an aesthetic or other impact on neighbours, their written consent must be obtained prior to submitting a request for approval to the Board of the CHOA. INTERFACE | JUN/JUL 2016

SANLAM CANCER CHALLENGE On Saturday, 4 June 2016, we hosted the annual Sanlam Cancer Challenge. Marie Claassen from CANSA was present to welcome all the players.

Thanks to all of you, the members, for making this day a great success. We managed to raise just over R15 000 for cancer. Well done to all!

Congratulations to all the Division winners qualifying for the regional ďŹ nals later this year.

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Men’s A-Div B-Div C-Div

M Fichardt C Barnard J Green

Ladies A- Div B-Div C-Div

I Brits H Mendes K Venske

YOUTH DAY 2016

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PGA JUNIOR LEAGUE The PGA Junior League is a new league to our 2016 calendar. The first ever event was held in May at Copper Leaf Estate. This is a fantastic initiative by the PGA of South Africa where we introduce all new juniors to a competitive, yet fun, league environment. The clubs involved are The Els Club, Irene Country Club, Zwartkop Country Club, Blue Valley Country Club and ourselves.

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MERCEDES BENZ CENTURION BETTER BALL CHALLENGE The May 2016 leg of the Mercedes Benz Centurion Better Ball Challenge took place, once again, with a full field.

Smart Car have joined the Mercedes Benz Group and with the latest car available on display, it was defiantly worth having a look at these little city runners.

With approaching the halfway stage of the competition the members that have already qualified for the finals are: • • •

February qualifiers: N Beukes and J van Jaarsveld April qualifiers: G Smit and P Botes May qualifiers: B Smith and S Smith

A huge thanks to Mercedes Benz Centurion for their continued support of this event.

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LADIES OPEN 2 JUNE 2016 - RESULTS • • • • • • • •

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th

K Robinson P Gordon R Myburgh Shadi Charmaine Wilma Kuhn D Smith S Buys

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39 pts 39 pts 38 pts 37 pts 36 pts 35 pts 34 pts 34 pts

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9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th

E Rosen D van der Merwe Annie Booysen S Smith H Rattvall Adele R Topka M Fraser

34 pts 34 pts 33 pts 33 pts 33 pts 32 pts 32 pts 32 pts

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IMPORTANT NUMBERS & CONTACTS SECURITY 012 665 3601 CHOA Tel: 012 665 0506 | Fax: 086 600 4241 GENERAL MANAGER Jaco Venter | 082 852 9977 | gm@choa.co.za SAFETY & SECURITY MANAGER Kobus Blom | 071 609 9149 | ssm@choa.co.za ASSISTANT SAFETY & SECURITY MANAGER Leonard Puputa | 072 148 9421 | assm@choa.co.za OFFICE & ADMINISTRATION SUPERVISOR Annelien Smit | aos@choa.co.za ACCESS CONTROL OFFICER Adéle van Deventer | access@choa.co.za

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CHOA RECEPTION Magda Fouche | pr@choa.co.za DOMESTICS/ GARDENER ENROLLMENTS Diana Wilson | domestic@choa.co.za

EMERGENCY POLICE - LYTTELTON 012 644 8600 METRO POLICE 012 358 7088 AMBULANCE 10177 UNITAS HOSPITAL 012 677 8000 FIRE BRIGADE 012 310 6300 / 012 310 6400 / 10177 MUNICIPALITY 012 671 7211 BURST WATER MAINS 012 358 3716 | 012 358 2111 (24 hours) ELECTRICAL 012 358 9999 SEWERAGE 012 427 7111 GARBAGE REMOVAL 012 308 0557 SPCA 012 664 5644/5 STREET LIGHTS 080 11 11 770 (Toll Free)

ACCOUNTS Anneke Geary | ageary@telkomsa.net

CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016 CHAIRPERSON Heyno Smith | chairman@centuriongolfestate.co.za FINANCIAL DIRECTOR Martie MacDougall | finance@centuriongolfestate.co.za

CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB GENERAL MANAGER Hans Jonck | 012 665 0279 | hans@centurioncountryclub.co.za EVENTS MANAGER Nicola van Heerden | 012 665 9601 | nicola@centurioncountryclub.co.za CLUBHOUSE CATERING/FUNCTIONS 012 665 5499 / 061 477 8688

INFRASTRUCTURE & AESTHETICS DIRECTOR Philip Lourens | infrastructure@centuriongolfestate.co.za SECURITY DIRECTOR Vincent Blasl | security@centuriongolfestate.co.za SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB DIRECTOR Edwin Nel | ssc@centuriongolfestate.co.za SOCIAL EVENTS & PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR Dot van Ryneveld | publicrelations@centuriongolfestate.co.za

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INTERFACE TRACEY GARDE 082 460 6007 | interface@centuriongolfestate.co.za | www.tlgpublishing.co.za

BIRD WATCHERS PARADISE

Following our editorial in the previous issue on the DIY’s to bird watching, we thought it fitting to go in search of local bird watching spots…

Austin Roberts Bird Sanctuary Situated in Mucleneuk, Pretoria, this bird sanctuary was named after the well-known ornithologist, Austin Roberts (1883 – 1948). The sanctuary is open for visitors to walk around on their own or you could book a guided walk. Although it’s surrounded by neighbourhoods and busy streets, some interesting birds can be found here such as the Green-backed Heron and Little Bittern. For a lovely bird watching morning out that’s not too far from home, visit this little piece of paradise in the city.

Faerie Glen Nature Reserve If you are wanting more of a nature reserve experience without driving out to the Pilanesberg or Kruger National Park, then Faerie Glen Nature Reserve should do the trick.

This 128ha reserve is a haven within the city with the Moreleta Spruit transecting it and the Bronberg Mountains forming the norther border. Footpaths through the reserve make for a lovely walking trail where birds that can be spotted include the Marsh Warbler, Crimson-breasted Shrike as well as the Cape and Village Weaver. There are numerous birds to be found here so be sure to take your birding list and book along. .

Pretoria National Botanical Gardens With beautiful surroundings and up to 50 species of birds to be seen in a morning’s bird watching, the Botanical Gardens

is a true oasis in the city. Because the gardens consist of various habitats, some of the special sightings here include the Fairy Flycatcher, Red-throated Wryneck and the Thickbilled Weaver. Take a walk along the trails through the gardens or simply sit on your picnic blanket and wait for the birds to come to you. Either way, you will have a relaxed bird watching experience.

Wonderboom Nature Reserve If you’re wanting to venture a little further without driving too far, then Wonderboom Nature Reserve situated to the north of Pretoria, straddling the Magaliesberg Mountains is the place to go. When exploring this reserve by foot, the bird spotting is very rewarding. As you climb the hill some species spotted could include the Bar-throated Apalis, African Grey Hornbill and White-browed Scrub-robin.

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Right on our doorstep, not only is this reserve great for a day of game viewing, but there are an interesting variety of birds that can be found here too. With the dam and other water bodies within the reserve, it’s a great spot for viewing waterbirds some of which include the African Purple Swamphen, African Darter and Reed Cormorant. The opportunity to spot near to a hundred species in a day’s bird watching is very rewarding and there are a number of excellent bird hides which will make taking a break from driving around the reserve (you cannot walk freely within it) a pleasure.

According to BirdLife South Africa (www.birdlife.org.za), the Northern Gauteng birding area stretches from Centurion to Hammanskraal and east to Bronkhorstspruit. This 6,368 square kilometres is representative of two Biome (savanna towards the north and grassland to the south) and offers more than 400 bird species and bird watching is good all year round.

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CAPTAIN’S REPORT We were pleased with the way the Annual Golf AGM went on 4 May 2016. Thank you to those that attended. New office bearers were elected on the ladies’ section whereby the members of the Men’s Committee have remained the same. Feedback regarding the well-being of the golf section was given and reports on changes and alterations effected the past year were presented.

I want to thank Tilla Janssen, the outgoing ladies captain, for her commitment, hard work and dedication to the Centurion Golf Club these past two years. At the AGM the new office bearers that were elected were Sue Smith as ladies captain, supported by new office bearers, Charmaine Engelbrecht and Marianne Fraser.

We’ve also seen the conclusion of our Club’s AGM that took place on 17 May 2016 which was well supported whereby feedback was presented to all social members of the club.

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The leagues are in full swing and the Centurion Golf Club Senior Scratch League as well as the Ladies’ Saturday League have joined the Handicap League team by winning their division. Congratulations to all who participated and good luck to the leagues which are still competing. You’ve made us very proud.

The monthly Captains’ Challenge that is scheduled for every last Saturday of the month has now moved to our afternoon field for the winter months with a shotgun start at 12h15. The event that was held on 28 May 2016 was, as always, very well supported and thoroughly enjoyed by all our members. Our loyal sponsor of this event remains HOKAAI MEAT MARKET. This last challenge was won

by Andre Roux, Louis and Joey Du Toit and Jacques Kruyswijk. Well played.

One of our members that has come through the ranks first as a junior member and now as a student, Eric Nel, recently participated at an IGT tournament and won this 3-day event on a superb score of -6. Congratulations to Eric on his first provisional tournament victory as an amateur.

Those members of the Centurion Country Club who participated in the Matckovich Challenge and emerged as the winners, were presented with their prize by MERCEDEZ BENZ CENTURION and 20 participants were treated to an advanced driving course at Zwarkskop Race Track. Many thanks to MERCEDEZ BENZ for this generous prize. What became clear is that we have some very talented drivers who possess skills other than driving a golf ball.

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“Success in golf depends less on strength of the body and more on the strength of mind and character” – Arnold Palmer.

Happy golfing

Jacques Wickens

Monthly Medal - April 2016 A DIVISION • 1st S Potkin • 2nd J vd Merwe

72 74

B DIVISION • 1st B Boshoff • 2nd C Kapp

66 67

C DIVISION • 1st J Green • 2nd G Jacobs

68 70

SILVER DIVISION • 1st J Shields • 2nd M Annadale

71 oco 71 oco

BRONZE DIVISION • 1st A Oosthuysen • 2nd D Arroyo

66 69

GOLFER OF THE MONTH • Jaco van der Merwe

73 gross

Monthly Medal - May 2016 A DIVISION • 1st G Coetzer • 2nd D Claassen

70 net 72 net

B DIVISION • 1st K Krause • 2nd D Hibbert

64 net 69 net

C DIVISION • 1st P Noble • 2nd J Green

67 net oco 67 net oco

SILVER DIVISION • 1st E Visser • 2nd K Mckee

73 net 79 net

BRONZE DIVISION • 1st D Smith • 2nd C Engelbrecht

70 net 73 net

GOLFER OF THE MONTH • G Coetzer

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HOLE

NEW

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MEMBERS

During the recent John Dory’s Open Day, young Ivan Verter (12 years old) managed to hit the perfect shot on the 8th hole.

Congratulations to him!

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Mr Vernon Mitchley Mr Mark Dutton Mr Cobus Wells Mast Hanco Wells Mast Albert Wells Mr Patrick O’Brien Mr Corne de Welzim Mrs Gertrude Dube Mr Gerhard Duvenage Mrs Wilma Duvenage Mr Peet Muller Mr Maurice Odendall Mr Konrad Poonasamy

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Mr Christo Eagleton Mr Francis Barram Mrs Trudie du Preez Mr Wayne vd Walt Mr Robin Champion Mr Schalk du Plessis Mr Sam Metcalfe Mr Nicklas van Wyk Mr Marc de Jager Mr Daniel Baguma Mast Antoine Sale Mr Ronald Otile

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SOCIAL EVENTS A lovely Cheese and Wine evening was held at the Club recently with Slanghoek Wines. It was well supported and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone who attended.

We learned about the different Slanghoek Wines that were up for tasting and these were paired with beautiful cheese platters as well as a number of other delicious offerings that the caterers prepared.

Be sure not to miss the monthly events that are taking place at the Clubhouse specially arranged for our residents of the Estate. There is a Whiskey Tasting evening to look forward to as well a Paint Nite as well as a Drumming evening. Be sure to watch our facebook page for more info https:// www.facebook.com/CenturionCountryClub/ or go to our website www.centuriongolfestate.co.za.

Established in 1951, Slanghoek Cellar is situated in the picturesque Slanghoek Valley, 800m above sea level, surrounded by the majestic Slanghoek Mountains from which the cellar derives its name. The valley’s geographic position, fertile, varied soils and microclimate are reflected in the unique character of Slanghoek’s renowned and prizewinning red, white, sparkling, dessert wines and port. Since the first harvest more than half a century ago, Slanghoek’s producers, viticulturists and winemakers have pledged their commitment to the cultivation of quality wine grapes and winemaking in order to yield premium wines year after year.

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LADY CAPTAIN’S REPORT Some of you may or may not know that I have taken over from Tilla Janssen as the new Ladies Captain. Tilla held her farewell golf day on 28 April 2016 and what a lovely send-off it was. I’d like to thank Tilla on behalf of the Ladies Section of the Club for standing as Ladies Captain for the past 2 years and for all she has done - for her unselfish time and dedication.

The Early Birds Thursday Ladies had their first quarterly prize giving get-together on 27 May 2016 at Shelanti Tea Garden & Venue. This prize giving is held for individual stableford points for 2 different trophies. A division was won by Elize Visser averaging 33 points. The B division was won by Wilma Kuhn averaging 30 points. Well done to both these amazing ladies. It was a wonderful turnout and the ladies really thoroughly enjoyed their high tea.

The next big event on the calendar was the first Centurion Country Club Ladies Open that took place on Thursday, 2 June 2016 with 63 entrants consisting of members and visiting ladies from other clubs. The ladies braved a chilly morning but I’m sure the Old Brown Sherry helped! Congratulations to Karen Robinson on winning this event with 39 points.

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Here are the results: • • • • •

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

K Robinson P Gordon R Myburgh Shadi Charmaine

39 pts 39 pts 38 pts 37 pts 36 pts

Debra Arroyo was our B-Division Winner in the Ladies Club Championships 2016. (Unfortunately this photograph was omitted from the pictures in our previous issue).

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6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th

Wilma Kuhn D Smith S Buys E Rosen D van der Merwe Annie Booysen S Smith H Rattvall Adele R Topka M Fraser

35 pts 34 pts 34 pts 34 pts 34 pts 33 pts 33 pts 33 pts 32 pts 32 pts 32 pts

I really thoroughly enjoyed my first Ladies Open and look forward to the second one in September 2016.

Congratulations to our Saturday League Captain, KerryAnn Murgatroyd and her team on winning the B Division Gauteng North Saturday Ladies’ League 2016. You made us very proud. Great job!

Herewith our League Ladies: Ilse Brits, Lizelle Boshoff, Joanne Shields, Kerry-Ann Murgatroyd, Jacobi du Toit, Hannelie Saaiman, Dot van Ryneveld, Sue Smith, Joey du Toit, Anna-Marie vd Bijl and Althea Ooshuyzen.

They say: A good golfer has determination to win and the patience to wait for the breaks.

Happy golfing. See you all out on the greens.

Sue Smith

QUARTERLY PRIZE-GIVING & SAT LEAGUE WINNERS

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Grazing our way through winter…

You either love it or hate it but one thing is for sure, winter means us ladies can hide a few extra kilos under our coats which is extremely useful when all the cold weather prompts comfort eating!

can’t really cope with them on his own, so they’ve decided to make a long weekend of it and take advantage of the Family Fun Getaway package that African Pride Irene Country Lodge still has on offer. The calves will have a complimentary interleading room and they eat breakfast for free.

Mooira rang me last night to say that she would like to escape the cold weather in the Midlands (they moved to greener pastures earlier this year and yes, it’s even colder there!), so we’ve decided on a moovelous, well-deserved cows weekend.

I caught a sneak peek at Camdeboo Day Spa’s Winter Bliss special and when I mentioned it to Mooira she was moorse excited. I mooed, ‘’Mooira, it’s a SIX Timeless Skin Treatment (great for our winter coats) followed by a Taster Buff & Go, then we will put our hooves up and enjoy a cup of tea with a slice of cake for only R835 per person,” and her response was, “Moofect!”

As I mentioned earlier, this winter weather makes us hungrier than usual but as always, at Destination Irene we are spoilt for choice… on the menu for our weekend:

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I’ve also mentioned the fact that vouchers for various packages for Camdeboo Day Spa can be bought online to Bill, in the hope that he and Stan (Mooira’s bull) would think to book some surprise spoils for their ladies – sometimes our men need a little nudge in the right direction!

Mooira was worried about leaving the herd behind as the calves will be on school holidays and Stan

The African Pride Irene Country Lodge Buffet Breakfast is a scrumptious way to start any winter day. Home roasted plunger coffee or a pot of international tea served at the table on arrival will do well for a start. Bill also suggested it to Stan as a great venue for ‘potential new business’ breakfast meetings whilst he’s here.

Lunch time is a breeze with the Irene Dairy Farm offering a great lunch menu so Mooira and I can ensure everyone is well fed. The calves will run around whilst the fresh winter air and warm winter sun will do them good.

On Friday evening (4pm to 7pm) we will be tucking into the BBQ Lakeside Special Menu. (Also available on Saturdays from 11am to 7pm.) A unique American-Style BBQ prepared by Executive

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Chef, Hanroe Erasmus, who acquired his skills from travelling and cooking in the USA, with a selection of the finest Craft beers – Bill and Stan are going to love this evening out.

Saturday Night Live promotions at Meadow Green Restaurant are the perfect night out where the entire buffet is a Chefs theatre - you can see the food being freshly made, plated and served. Bill is especially impressed by the spectacular range of wines on offer by the glass from the vinoteque walk-in cellar. Saturday night… sorted.

Before Mooira and her herd head home, Sunday Lunch (Meadow Green Restaurant from 1pm to 3pm) is booked.

Mooira and I aren’t too worried about the extra kilos under our coats, that’s what spring time resolutions are for!

Keep warm everyone… till next month

The Dairy Cow

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HOKAAI CAPTAIN’S CHALLENGE Jacques Wickens hosted his monthly Hokaai Captain’s Challenge during the month of May 2016. With the Captain’s Challenge moving to the afternoon field this event was, once again, well supported by all the members. The pub was buzzing during prize giving with a great atmosphere.

Thanks again to Pieter Roodt from Hokaai for his sponsorship of this event.

Congratulations to all our winners: • • • • •

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

G Luaryssen, W Steyn, J du Toit, L du Toit J vd Merwe, JJ vd Merwe, C Cater, R Cater M Oostuizen, M Fichardt, B Fichardt, D Mitchell T de Villiers, P Roberts, P Mulligan, W vd Lingen A Roux, N Vermeulen, J Kruyswijk, Ghost

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CANON PRO GOLF SERIES The Canon Pro Golf Series is a unique Canon customer event involving some of the world’s leading players from the European PGA (Professional Golfers’ Association).

The annual series consists of 12 to 15 one-day events spanning countries across Europe, Middle East and Africa.

Professional golfers take part to form ‘Team Canon’ and play against Canon clients.

Past players have included European Tour greats such as Peter Baker, Ross Fisher, Tony Johnstone and Thomas Levet.

The events are made up of Pro-Ams (a mix of amateur and professional), training clinics, exhibition matches and ‘hints and tips’ sessions.

Centurion Country Club has for the past four years running had the privilege of being the host golf course for this very prestigious event that took place on Friday, 13 May this year. We had the honour of meeting PRO’s Thomas Bjorn from Denmark as well as local PRO, Richard Sterne and one of the world’s top disabled golfers, Manuel De Los Santos from the Dominican Republic.

Three of our local CCC juniors were selected to caddy for the PRO’s on this day which gave them the opportunity to get up close and personal with the players. They were Michael Sinclair, Kyle Campbell and Jaco van der Merwe.

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BLESHOENDER MIDSTREAM SUPERSPAR CHARITY GOLF DAY The annual Fundraising Charity Golf Day that is arranged by the Bleshoenders took place on 2 May 2016. This year it was, once again, proudly supported Gerhard Coetzer promoting his new Superspar in Midstream Estate.

This day is always very well supported by members and visitors - the turnout was great.

Thanks to the generous support of Gerhard Coetzer and his Superspar shop, there were amazing prizes up for grabs.

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Results: • • • • • • • • • • •

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th

S de Klerk L Piagalis E Coetzer B Robinson P Meredith B Steen P Rodgers M Odendaal W Theron C Badenhorst A Piagalis

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Nearest to the Pin # 3 Nearest to the Pin # 8 Nearest to the Pin # 17 Longest Shot # 18 Longest Day Ladies

40 pts oco 40 pts 39 pts oco 39 pts oco 39 pts 38 pts oco 38 pts 37 pts oco 37 pts oco 37 pts oco 37 pts K Roux H Mowatt J Pienaar C King L Liebenberg

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THE HISTORY BEHIND THE ANNUAL CHRIS JOUBERT MEMORIAL FISHING DAY Every year we feature wonderful pictures from our Annual Fishing and Market Day, but some residents and homeowners are unaware of how this day came to be…

Fishing Day on the Centurion Country Club calendar.

Chris Joubert was the first Club Captain of Centurion Country Club (1997 to 2001) and in an effort to bring the people of the Estate together, including those who don’t play golf, he founded the first Annual Fishing Day during this time. It was decided to hold the event on the weekend that the course was scheduled to have hollow-tining done as there would be no golf played during this time.

What started out as just a few fishing stands with prizes for the top three fishermen, has grown tremendously. The day is now booked out with 60 stands of between 12 and 15 metres marked out around the dams, exciting prizes and trophies for many of the contestants and wonderful sponsors thanks to whom this annual event is such a great success. It’s also grown into a market day where local entrepreneurs are able to showcase their products and those residents who aren’t fishing (usually the wives) can enjoy a little bit of shopping.

Sadly, Chris passed away shortly after starting this successful day and so Willie van der Lingen kindly continued with it and it was then marked as the Chris Joubert Memorial

Once again, Centurion Country Club would like to thank our loyal sponsors and we look forward to many more years of enjoying this well-supported event on our calendar.

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Special thanks to all our sponsors • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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Angling Africa Aula Rentals Cappuccinos Carp World Centurion Pro Shop Chad Francis Gerrie van Vuuren Centurion Spar Hokaai Meats Irene Country Lodge Kuxuxa Foods MF & Associates NJT Pat Mulligan Pizza Hut Pieter Fourie Cape Town Fish Market Secure Srixon Toit’s Slaghuis Wild Hawk Spur Wimpy Highveld Halewood International

BRIDGE RESULTS 31 May 2016

5 April 2016 1st 2nd 3rd

Ben Foord Miriam Van de Kok Vincent Blasl

5,580 pts 5,570 pts 4,390 pts

Marie Sieberhagen Gerhard v der Westhuizen Peter Roberts

Vincent Blasl Paul Harris Gerhard vd Westhuizen

4 690 pts 4 160 pts 3 370 pts

14 June 2016

19 April 2016 1st 2nd 3rd

1st 2nd 3rd

3,170 pts 2,930 pts 2,830 pts

1st 2nd 3rd

Gunther Bohmer Ernst Oberholster Willie vd Lingen

4,630 pts 4,120 pts 4,080 pts

3 May 2016 1st 2nd 3rd

Willie van der Lingen Ernst Oberholster Paul Harris

4,840 pts 4,330 pts 4,140 pts

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