Interface Oct/Nov 2016 issue by Tracey Garde

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

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CONTENTS Chairman’s Trophy

Buy-in-levies 04 Guard Bonuses 04 Security update 05 Chairman’s Trophy 08

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.

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

Captain’s report 15 Lady Captain’s report 16

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CCC Awards Dinner 2016 20 Important numbers and contacts 22 Miscellaneous 27 Life Landscapes 28

Registered Estate Agents 37

SUMMER IS IN FULL SWING! EDITOR’S LETTER The recent Highveld thunderstorms were a much welcomed relief from the dry spell we’ve had. Although the recent rains aren’t nearly enough to break the drought, every little drop is welcome and as we eagerly await the next downpour, we continuously hope that the much needed rainfall will eventually come. This issue of Interface is filled to the brim as both our CHOA and CCC have had their busiest time of the year. The Chairman’s Trophy which took place in September was well supported (although the weather certainly didn’t play along!) and a wonderful lunch coupled with prize giving was had by all. Our Security Director, Vincent Blasl, reminds us in this issue just how fortunate we are to have such a functional security system and staff in place. The Estate’s track record is proof thereof and so the annual efforts to raise funds towards the Guard Bonuses is, once again, explained in this issue.

Our regular and annual golfing days are featured in this and judging from the number of photographs we received, lots of fun was had by all. Life Landscapes gives us some very valuable lawn tips and our birding article centres around making your garden a place that birds will want to visit. As this year end approaches faster than any of us would like it to, I hope that the last few weeks of school and work are a smooth ride. With just one more issue of Interface to hit your doorstep before year end, it’s starting to feel a lot like silly season is here! ‘Till next month

Tracey

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BUY-IN-LEVIES FIXED 1% OF SELLING PRICE VS 10% INCREASE BACKGROUND: Several years ago a Buy-in-Levy system was introduced in order to raise funds for future Capital Projects in Centurion Golf Estate (CGE). Our infrastructure is ageing and requires more maintenance or replacement from time-to-time. It was decided to revisit the formula pertaining to the Buy-inlevy amount on an annual basis (at the AGM) and the MOI confirms accordingly. STATUS QUO: At the AGM held on 1 June 2016, Resolution 8 (to increase the Buy-in-levy) was tabled and the homeowners voted in favour of raising the bar by 10%. The choice was between an increase of 10%, or changing the MOI to a fixed percentage of 1% of the selling price of a home. Changing the MOI requires a ‘special resolution’ which implies a 75% ‘’yes’’ vote, but this did not carry as the percentage vote was less than 75%. After the result was announced, it came to our attention that a home owner with enough ‘Yes voting papers’ (proxies) to swing the vote in favour of a fixed percentage, was outside when the papers were collected these voting papers did therefore not count!

Why did we propose the 1% of selling price option at all you may ask? The answer is to keep it fair and simple. Had the vote been carried as we hoped it would, this item would never in future appear on the agenda of an AGM to be voted on, except if the majority of home owners decided otherwise. The MOI would be amended and the 1% would have been established as the formula to be in the future. The result of the 10% increase now takes the Buy-in-levy to an amount of R31 240 across the board. What is wrong with that you may well wonder? Most, if not all town houses, in CGE sell at prices below R3 124 000, which implies that the percentage paid when selling is well in excess of 1% of the selling price – most unfair. It can be argued in many ways but it remains a fact. When looking at other estates and how they calculate Buyin-Levies, it is clear that they work on a fixed percentage of the selling price! This matter will certainly be put to the vote at future AGM’s, for it merely introduces a more equal and fair “taxation” of people moving into the Estate and at the same time, affecting the seller. However, the concept of fairness is always open to different interpretation and we should therefore not exclude the possibility of distinguishing between free standing units and sectional title units in future, in tandem with the option to cap the Buy-in-Levy at a certain amount.

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GUARD BONUSES Dear fellow residents, The amount that was collected for the Estate’s security guards last Christmas of R99 062 was a demonstration of the residents’ extreme generosity and kindheartedness. I sincerely hope that 2016 will bring even greater success. We are now heading into the 5th year without breach of the perimeter fence and we have our security team to thank for this. Our Estate is one of the most sought-after Estates and has become known as “The safest golf estate in Gauteng”. As we count down the days to Christmas and the holidays, please remember that our guards will, again, be on duty during the holiday period so that those of us that will be heading for distant places can be assured that our homes and belongings will be safe while we are away. Every year I am asked by some of our residents why I appeal for an end of year donation for our guards. After 19 years I still strongly believe that a small token of our appreciation towards the guards has gone a long way towards strengthening the relationship between the residents and the guards - the lack of crime on our Estate is a testament to this. Our real, tangible and personal gift means so much in January (the time we hand out the Estate bonus) when funds are needed for school fees, recovery from holiday celebrations and so on. It would really be great if we could make this year an even better year than 2015. The donations are totally voluntary and any amount is welcome. The Board of the Homeowners Association will, once again, be adding an amount to the residents’ contributions, awarded on merit based on the performance of each individual. Please pay the amount into the HOA account and as a reference kindly state “Guard bonuses” and your stand (i.e. erf) number. Account name: Centurion Home Owners Association Bank: FNB Centurion Branch code: 261550 Acc number: 62020352209 Ref: Your stand no + Guard bonus Kind regards

Margarete Lee

SECURITY UPDATE

Dear Residents Another year has nearly passed and our security record has been maintained without any incidents. I don’t think there is any other golf estate in Gauteng (or South Africa) with such an excellent security record of living in a crimefree environment for nearly four and a half years. The improvement in technology that we made a few years ago can take some of the credit but in the end, it still comes down to the human factor guarding us day and night. Imagine yourself walking along the fence on a cold winter’s night having to be at a certain clocking point to make sure you don’t miss your schedule which is checked every morning by your manager. Having to get up early in the morning, getting home late at night and doing 12 hour shifts, six days in a row to support your family and protect the Estate. We are blessed to have such reliable and trustworthy guards protecting us day and night, and they deserve a little bit of extra given to them by our residents in return. THE CHRISTMAS BONUS FOR OUR GUARDING TEAM Introduced many years ago by Margaret Lee, this initiative has been growing in support over the years. Last year we managed to give the biggest bonus yet to our guards and I would like it to be even bigger this Christmas. We collect from October to December, get them all together in the second week in January and hand out the resident Christmas Bonus contribution. Anything from R100.00 to R5 000.00 (largest contribution by one resident last year) is welcome and it makes them look forward to another year serving the Estate at 100%. PLEASE< PLEASE< PLEASE CONTRIBUTE AGAIN Account name: Centurion Home Owners Association Bank: FNB Centurion Branch code: 261550 Acc number: 62020352209 Ref: Your stand no + Guard bonus

Let me, once again, highlight how important it is for you, as the resident, to contribute towards security by repeating last year’s requests on how we can improve: 1. Bringing workers into the Estate: We find residents collecting casual workers outside the Estate and employing them to work in their gardens or in their homes. If this casual worker leaves your premises and breaks into another property we have no trace of what he looks like or how to identify him in future. 2. Informing us immediately of any security risks: Many times we get told about an incident or suspicious behaviour which happened for example, last week or a few weeks ago. Please inform us immediately so that we can act upon or if need be verify the situation. If you tell us later on you might have forgotten the day and the time it happened and we lose the opportunity to take action. Our security personnel is available 24 hours a day, call the Security or Estate Manager during working hours and the monitor room after hours, and ask for the Supervisor or Shift Manager. If the situation is critical it will immediately be escalated and we can respond to the situation. 3. Anybody knocking on your door?: We had a person working in the Estate knocking on another resident’s door asking for money this week. The resident informed us an hour later about it, but by that time it was too late for us to take action. Please always contact security immediately and memorise what the person looked like (clothing, hair style, tattoos and so on). 4. Keep your eyes and ears open: Every resident can contribute towards improving our security. Get to know your neighbours and report unusual behaviour to us; check body language for example, somebody walking in the street looking into every residents property could have ulterior motives. Inform us about cars parked against the fence outside the Estate, we will send somebody past to have a look.

Vincent Blasl Director of Security

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THE BENEFITS OF SECURITY USING

DRONES

The following was taken from HiTech Security Solutions Newsletter, 18 October 2016… New rules regulating the use of remotely piloted aircraft systems, colloquially known as ‘’drones’’, are now firmly in effect after having been signed by the Minister of Transport. “The regulations governing the use of drones in South Africa are welcome because they bring clarity,” says Philip Smerkovitz, MD of TeleEye SA, a distributor of FLIR thermal imaging systems and DJI gimbals designed to be bolted-on to the world’s leading drone models. These imaging systems use state-of-the-art infrared technologies that detect infrared radiation, or heat, enabling the drone operator to see in total darkness and all weather conditions. With simple power-in and videoout connections, and MAVlink (Micro Air Vehicle link) compatibility, it’s easy to integrate FLIR Vue thermal imaging systems onto drones and get flying.

Smerkovitz explained that the promulgation of the RPA regulations last year means it is now impossible to fly drones near National Key Points without prior permission. A current list of National Key Points is available on the web and is maintained by the Right2Know campaign. The good news is that it is completely legal to use drones

on private property, for search and rescue, fire-fighting, security, agriculture, roof and solar panel inspections, aerial surveys and photography, and a host of other applications. Drones cannot, however, be flown within 50 m above or close to a person or crowd of people without prior approval. This has obvious implications for crowd control applications and sporting events. Drone operators should be aware that they need to have a Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) approved remote pilot licence and a letter of approval which is valid for 12 months. Drones furthermore cannot fly more than 120 m above the ground, nor within 10 km of an aerodrome. (That’s an airport for those of us born after 1970.) Interestingly, while the rules also stipulate that visual contact must be maintained with the drone, this doesn’t apply to night operations. DJI (Dà-Jing Innovations Science and Technology is a Chinese drone leader manufacturing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), gimbals, flight platforms, cameras, propulsion systems, camera stabilisers and flight controllers. The Economist in 2015 described the company as being at the “forefront of the civilian-drone industry”. DJI and FLIR Systems have formed a formidable partnership that has seen FLIR design core thermal systems that seamlessly integrate with DJI drone products including the flagship Xenmuse XT gimbal.

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ROSS CAMPBELL HITS THE PERFECT SHOT ON THE 7TH HOLE AT IRENE COUNTRY CLUB On Wednesday, 10 August 2016, one of Centurion Country Club’s youngest members managed to achieve one of the ultimate shots in golf. Young Ross Campbell managed to hit the perfect shot at Irene CC’s 7th hole. The fact that makes it more remarkable is that he did this at the tender age of 10 years old. Congratulations Ross!

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CHAIRMAN’S TROPHY - 18 SEPTEMBER 2016 Our annual Chairman’s Trophy took place on a cold, wet and windy day, just when we thought the winter was over! None-the-less, the golfers took to the course and braved the weather for a challenging round of golf. Thanks to the hard behind the scenes work of our CHOA staff and specifically, Jaco Venter, this annual golf day is always a welcome success. After prize giving, we all enjoyed a wonderful lunch.

Results MENS 1. H Botha 2. S Erasmus 3. F Niewenhuis 4. L Piagalis

38 pts 34 pts 33 pts 33 pts oco

8 LADIES 1. R Lombard 2. J du Toit

31 pts 30 pts

JUNIORS 1. R Groenewald 2. E Groenewald

29 pts 28 pts

GUEST 1. A Schutte

39 pts

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A Nel P Lombard H Mowatt W Theron

Most Golf: Longest Drive men: Longest Drive ladies: Nearest to the pin #3:

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Nearest to the pin #8: Nearest to the pin #11: Nearest to the pin #17:

1. Best Dessert Rat: 2. Best Mountain Goat: 3. Best Vlei Paddas:

N Meyer R Lombard L Piagalis L Piagalis H Botha A Roux

OVERALL RESULT 1. Mountain Goats 2. Dessert Rats 3. Vlei Paddas

Thanks to our sponsors who made the day all the more successful: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Bidvest Potea Coin Group Centurion Country Club Centurion Golf Suites Flowers & More Glovent Hokaai Centurion Irene Country Lodge Jannes Sik Lazarus Ford Leopardsong Leriba Lodge Monitor Net Nail & Beauty House National Asphalt Osim SA Paintwise Paints Security Warehouse Secsyst Access Skincare by Jessica TLG Publishing Wierdapark Butchery

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A GARDEN FILLED WITH BIRDS For many aspiring bird watchers, inviting birds into their garden is a wonderful opportunity to welcome new species and monitor regular visitors. Although many bird watchers already have gardens that are attractive to local birdlife, whether you are just a beginner or a well-seasoned bird watcher, we have a few tips as to what the key elements are to ensuring your garden is bird friendly: • Bird-friendly plants: Planting shrubs and trees which offer nectar and seeds is probably the simplest way to ensure birds come your way. Remember that some birds are also attracted to the heads of grasses and grains. Apart from beautiful flowers and fruit that your garden will produce, you will be amazed at the abundant birdlife it invites.

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Roosting sites: If it’s nesting birds that you’d like to see then established trees will naturally provide a source of shelter and roosting. Indigenous trees will attract numerous birds throughout the year and if you plant grasses such as reeds and bulrushes then you will not only be providing a wonderful nesting site but the nesting materials needed too. Mulch and compost: Leaving your fallen leaves and twigs in the garden will provide a micro habitat for various insects, grubs and worms – heaven for insect eating birds. They will love turning over leaves and debris in search of grubs. Water for birds: With our current water crises, birds will love to visit a bird bath in your garden. Place it in a spot where there is thick foliage and established trees so that when the rain fills it, the water doesn’t evaporate too quickly in the scorching sun. The birds also don’t like to feel too exposed so a secluded, quiet spot in your garden will do. Feed the birds: Of course, birds will flock to your garden if you leave some temptation out. Seeds and bits of fruit will do. If you would like to see if you can invite a specific species into your garden then do some research on what they like to eat and try to cater for that specific bird in the hopes that they find it. Nesting boxes: With a variety of nesting boxes available at local garden and pet shops, you are bound to find one that will suite the species you would like to see breeding in your garden.

These are just a few ways that you could ensure that birds become regular visitors to your home. Once established, you will enjoy endless hours identifying the different species who land on your doorstep. Information sourced from www.lifeisagarden.co.za.

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TO FICA OR NOT TO FICA - THAT IS THE QUESTION! The Financial Intelligence Centre Act, 28 of 2001 was implemented for effective money laundering control, defined as the abuse of financial systems in order to hide and/or disguise the proceeds of crime. In essence, it is intended to prevent criminals from being able to integrate their ill-gotten gains into the credible banking system of South Africa. The legislation has been abbreviated to FICA. The legislation requires inter alia positive proof of identity and physical address of both natural and legal persons. The latter includes all forms of entities including trusts, listed companies, partnerships, sole proprietorships and foreign companies. For a citizen of the Republic of South Africa, the first requirement of a green bar-coded identity document or the latest identity card, should be an easily obtained positive proof of identification. The perception exists that the same cannot be stated regarding the verification of a residential address of an individual. The requirements stipulated in the legislation specify that the following documents have been approved as acceptable means of verification of a physical address, on condition that such document reflects either the name or the initials and surname, or first name(s) and surname, as well as the physical residential address of the person.

The following documentation may be used, reflecting the information noted herein above, on condition that the document at time of use for FICA purposes is less than three months old from date of issue: 1. A letter from a municipal representative, for example a Ward Councillor, on that municipality’s letterhead, bearing the stamp of the relevant municipal authority, confirming that the individual or business is permitted to reside or operate on land manged/serviced by that municipality; or 2. A letter from a traditional authority, signed by the relevant traditional authority and stamped with a stamp issued by the Government, confirming that an individual or business is permitted to reside or operate on communal land; or 3. An account issued by a retailer, including but not limited to, clothing accounts, pharmacy accounts, veterinary or doctor accounts, student fee accounts, cooperation statements in the instance of farmers which is in term of an informal credit arrangement between the account holder and the retailer; or 4. Any Government issued document, including but not limited to, a court order, subpoena or traffic fine including documents relating to UIF or pension payments; or 5. A bank statement from any registered commercial bank; or 6. A pay slip or salary advice; or 7. A population register printout, issued by the Department of Home Affairs and printed on their letterhead; or 8. A telephone or mobile account, either by Telkom or Neotel, OCT/NOV 2016 | INTERFACE

Vodacom or MTN or any other such service provider; or 9. A utilities account issued for water, rates, taxes, electricity or gas. An investment statement from a mortgage lender can be used for FICA purposes, on condition that the document reflects the information noted above and at the time of use for FICA purposes is less than three months old from date of issue. The following documentation can be used, reflecting the information noted herein above, on condition that the document at time of use for FICA purposes is less than 12 months old, from date of issue: 1. Correspondence from a Body Corporate or Share Block Association; or 2. Documentation from an insurance or assurance company, including but not limited to, life assurance, short term insurance, health insurance or medical aid scheme correspondence and funeral policies; or 3. A rental and/or lease agreement with your landlord; or 4. South African Revenue Service documentation on condition that it is a document produced by SARS or is to be used for tax purposes for example, but not limited to, an IT125, IRP5, IT3b; or 5. Your television licence documentation. It is evident that the acceptable documentation to be used as confirmation of an individual’s residential address encompasses many more documents than merely a utility account issued by the local municipality. Therefore, even if the property in which you reside is not registered to you in person but to a trust or a company or even to another individual, with a little planning and thought put into the process, it is quite easy to obtain the acceptable supporting document. The challenge is for FICA of persons residing with you at your property and mostly newly economically active individuals. The legislator has carefully considered situations where your young adult child or spouse resides with you but is not the registered owner of the property, nor leases the property in a formal manner. In such instances, and where there is no documentation available as listed above, the owner of the property has to issue a letter to the resident in terms whereof the owner has to confirm: 1. The relationship between the owner of the property and the resident; and 2. The physical address of the property; and 3. Detailed information of the owner of the property including full name(s), surname and identity number; as well as 4. The detailed information of the resident including full name(s), surname and identity number. This letter, by most entities requiring FICA confirmation to be an affidavit duly commissioned by a commissioner of oaths, must be accompanied by the supporting FICA documentation

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confirming the physical residential address of the owner of the property and issuer of the letter, as is listed above. As an example, Mr A is the registered owner of a property within the Centurion Residential Estate and Country Club. He is married to Mrs A, whom is not the registered co-owner of the property within the Estate. Mr A therefore has to issue the letter or affidavit, confirming that Mr A, with Identity Number 123, is married to Mrs A, Identity Number 456, and that both are residing at 911 Emergency Road, Highveld, which address falls within the Centurion Homeowners Association. Mr A then attaches the monthly levy invoice and statement received from the Centurion Homeowners Association, issued to Mr A reflecting his address of 911 Emergency Road, Highveld, to the document confirming the FICA required and acceptable proof of residence for Mr A. Only then can the document be used by Mrs A for FICAÂ purposes. Should the property in the example be registered in the name of Company B (Pty) Limited, then the directors, whose appointment have to be confirmed by CIPC, should issue a resolution in terms of which the directors confirm that company B (Pty) Limited, with registration number 789 and registered address at 911 Emergency Road, is the registered owner of a property known as 911 Emergency Road, Highveld, which address falls within the Centurion Homeowners Association. The resolution furthermore should detail the permission granted to Mr and Mrs A, detailing the full name(s) and surnames with Identity Numbers, to reside at the property so registered to the company as they are both shareholders in equal shares of the company and are married to each other. Company B then attaches the monthly levy invoice and statement received from the Centurion Homeowners Association, issued to Company B (Pty) Limited reflecting the property address as 911 Emergency Road, Highveld, to the resolution together with the supporting company documentation and directorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; appointments.

The Centurion Homeowners Association regularly receives requests for the issuing of confirmation of residential address in terms of FICA or other requirements. The levy account issued to the registered owner of the property, reflecting the physical address of the property can be used for FICA purposes. Furthermore, the levy accounts issued shall strictly be in the name of the registered owner of the property, the address of the owner noted on the document to be the nominated address of such owner. The above might seem draconian to some, unnecessary and cumbersome to others. It is however of the utmost importance that the integrity of the association and all documents issued by it, shall be protected at all cost. In doing so, the authority of documents issued by the association becomes unquestionable, to your benefit as an owner or resident of this esteemed Estate. INTERFACE | OCT/NOV 2016

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CAPTAIN’S REPORT The awards evening was held in the month of September at which the performance of all club individuals who did well on the golf course was acknowledged. On the golfing side, awards were given to League, Club Championship as well as to Provincial candidates.

New members • • • • • •

Mast William Scully Mr Wimpie Minnie Mr Christopher Ralston Mast Johann Ribbens Mr Tshimollo Mapefane Miss Madeleen Grosskopt

Protea Player, Chris Morris, was our guest speaker and the evening turned out to be a resounding success. A great meal, which was provided by our new in-house Food & Beverage team headed by our Executive Chef, Eduard Weideman, concluded the evening.

Monthly Medal - August 2016 A DIVISION • 1st JJ van der Merwe • 2nd H Mckee

71 net 73 net

B DIVISION • 1st K Roux • 2nd A Annandale

69 net 77 net

C DIVISION • 1st G van Niekerk • 2nd H Du

65 net 68 net

BRONZE DIVISION • 1st K Mckee • 2nd L Louw

69 net 71 net

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74 gross

Golfer of the month: G Laurryssen

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Monthly Medal - September 2016 A DIVISION • 1st E Groenewald • 2nd E Coetzer

73 77

B DIVISION • 1st C King • 2nd P du Preez

70 oco 70 oco

The first two months of offering an in-house Food & Beverage department has proved to be very challenging (as we knew it would be), but it has also been very successful in terms of the quality and service that the team is providing to our visitors, members and residents. Turnover, as well as attendance by many club residents, has boosted the venue as a place where good quality food can be provided to all those who want to enjoy a good evening out. The monthly Spin and Win headed up by George Briedenhann is growing in success. Well over 180 residents attended to see who would be successful in winning the jackpot at the last event but alas, the jackpot has rolled over again. Over R22 000 is up for grabs at the next Spin & Win and by the time this has gone to print, we hope that someone has been successful in winning it.

My annual Captains Invitational day took place on 29 October 2016 and as always, the venue was a surprise to all who participated. Koro Creek Golf Course in Nylstroom is a wonderful course and everyone enjoyed themselves. The day was a great success. September’s monthly Captain’s Challenge was very successful - congratulations to Lefty and Alverinos Piagalis on winning the competition on a very competitive score. A special word of thanks to our local sponsor, HOKAAI butchery from Centurion, for providing us with the meat prizes.

SILVER DIVISION • 1st J Shields • 2nd H Saaiman

71 74

By the time you read this article we shall hopefully have had our first rain that will improve the quality of our already green golf course. Having just completed the league season at our neighbouring golf courses, I can state without any reservations that the conditioning and playing quality of our golf course far exceeds the other courses in the area. This would not be possible without our Greenkeeper, Jan-Hendrik Duvenhage’s, dedicated effort. Thank you Jan-Hendrik and keep up the good work.

BRONZE DIVISION • 1st D van Ryneveld • 2nd M Fraser

74 79

“Success in the game depends less on strength of body than strength of the mind and character.” Arnold Palmer

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Happy golfing

C DIVISION • 1st P Miles 71 • 2nd A du Randt 71

Golfer of the month: E Groenewald

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LADY CAPTAIN’S REPORT

Wow! This year has almost run its course and before we open our eyes, Christmas will be upon us. What a difference spring and summer has done to our course. It is looking fantastic! A job well done by our Greenkeeper, JanHendrik and his Servest team. Our second annual Centurion Country Club Ladies Open was hosted on 29 September 2016 and we had a record number of ladies grace our course - many of them

members, but also a record number of visitors. We had a total of 72 participants. The day was won by our very own members, Henriette Roux and betterball partner, Rene Seidel. Well done and congratulations (again) ladies. I have to say a special ‘thank you’ to my fellow committee member, Marianne Fraser, for all her help with this day as well as to our new Food & Beverage department for a delicious menu which was thoroughly enjoyed by all. There are so many exciting things going on at the Club lately. We hosted our annual Three Jacks & a Jill tournament on 9 October 2016 and this was won by the Mulligan family paired up with Gerrie jv Vuuren. Well played. The event was well supported as always. The Matchplay games would have been concluded by the time this goes to print and we’ll be able to report back on the winners next time. Furthermore, the annual River Runs Through it Tournament between Centurion, Irene and Zwartkops would also have been concluded by the time you read this. We hope our team reigned supreme this year.

BRIDGE RESULTS 22 August 2016 1st Vincent Blasl 2nd Marie Sieberhagen 3rd Gunther Bohmer

4 560 pts 4 020 pts 3 040 pts

5 September 2016 1st Willie vd Lingen 2nd Gunther Bohmer 3rd Wesley Strauss

4 050 pts 3 790 pts 3 270 pts

19 September 2016 1st Marie Sieberhagen 2nd Anna Skinner 3rd Ernst Oberholster

5 250 pts 4 500 pts 4 220 pts

Our thanks go to the Club catering for coffee and delightful snacks.

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And I’m happy to report that Ella Rosen, one of our lady members, had a hole in one on 9 September 2016 on Hole 17. Well done Ella. Other exciting events coming up include the annual Mixed Open taking place on 27 November 2016. We hope to see many of our members there and of course, visitors are welcome. Be sure not to miss our yearly Festival of Golfing Weekend with the Greenkeeper’s Revenge on Friday, 2 December as well as Sikkel’s Day and Night Golf on Saturday, 3 December 2016. Watch the notice boards and our Facebook page for more information. If you have not yet liked the Centurion Country Club Facebook page, please do so. This way you will always be informed of what is happening at the Club. Alternatively, you can also go to the website for information, www. centuriongolfestate.co.za. The Thursday ladies league is well underway with a long season this year. Good luck for the remaining games and play well!. Until next time… Yours in golf

Sue Smith

GARDEN OF THE MONTH

Paul & Joyce Harris: 46A MONTE CARLO DRIVE, CENTURION GOLF ESTATE

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MERCEDES BENZ CENTURION BETTER BALL CHALLENGE The Finals of this Mercedes-Benz Centurion Better Ball Challenge will be played on 19 November 2016. Congratulations to all the winners who have qualified for this year’s finals: • • • • • • • •

February: N Beukus and J van Jaarsveld April: G Smit and P Botes May: S Smith and B Smith June: K Murgatroyd and D v Ryneveld July: J vd Merwe and JJ vd Merwe August: P vd Westuizen and J Bronkhorst September: D Hibbert and E Johnson October: S Smith and B Smith

All these players will be playing for a day at Zwartkop Raceway, racing around in all the top Mercedes AMG Models. A massive thanks must go to Mercedes-Benz Centurion for their ongoing support off this event.

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THE RACE TO THE JUNIOR CUP Congratulations to the month of October Winner, Nico Els, Runner up, Lisego Ndlovo and Third place, JP Oosthuizen. With the Race to the Junior Cup heating up only the top 8 qualify for the finals. The standings are as follows: • • • • • • • •

1st I Verter 2nd N Els 3rd M Dennis 4th M Sinclair 5th C Botha 5th C Schubbert 7th H vd Walt 8th L Ndlovo

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CCC AWARDS DINNER 2016 The prestigious annual Club Awards Dinner was held on 29 September 2016. As is tradition, the guests of this event included past Club Presidents, past Club Captains and past Lady Club Captains, current Captains, President and Committee members as well as the current CHOA Chairman together with all the esteemed award winners from the Club Championships and Special Awards allocated during the year.

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The event this year was very well supported with a superb plated dinner served by Executive Chef, Eduard. General Manager, Hans Jonck, was the MC for the evening and awards were presented by the Club Captain, Jacques Wickens, the Lady Club Captain, Sue Smith and the Club President, Edwin Nel.

SILVER • Sue Smith – League Manager for 5 years

Ross Campbell – Junior u/13 Champion Kyle Campbell – Junior Club Champion

SILVER • Gary Lauryssen – Mens Club Champion

LADIES LEAGUES

LADIES CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP BRONZE • Elise Visser – Veterans Champion • Helene Rattvall – Ladies C-Division Champion • Debra Arroyo – Ladies B-Division Champion SILVER • Caro Els – Ladies Champion

PROVINCIAL COLOURS

MEN’S LEAGUES

SILVER • Andrew van der Knaap – 2016 Premier IPT Captain • Derik Piek – 2015 Senior IPT Player

BRONZE • Marcio da Silva – League for 4 years • Derik Piek – League Manager for 3 years

LADIES CLUB CAPTAIN

SILVER • Jacques Wickens – League Manager for 5 years • Jannes Sik – League Manager for 5 years GOLD • Andre Roux – League for 12 years

MEN’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP BRONZE • Andre Annandale – Veterans B-Division Champion • Willem de Kok – Veterans C-Division Champion • Lefty Piagalis – Veterans Best Nett of the Tournament • Phil Miles – Super Senior Champion • Ettienne Groenewald – Veterans Champion • Hamish Mckee – Main Champs B-Division Champion • Avgerinos Piagalis – Main Champs Best nett of the Tournament • Christo Bosman – Mid Amateur Champion • Wiehan van der Walt – Junior B-Division Champion OCT/NOV 2016 | INTERFACE

GOLD • Sue Smith – 2016 to 2018 Ladies Captain

SPECIAL AWARDS AND RECOGNITION CERTIFICATE • Bertine Strauss • Brandon Stone • Chris Morris

COMMITTEE AWARDS SILVER • Andre Roux – 3 Years on the Management Committee GOLD • Joey du Toit – 5 Years on the Management Committee BADGE • Hans Jonck – General Manager

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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

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016 CHAIRPERSON Heyno Smith | chairman@centuriongolfestate.co.za FINANCIAL DIRECTOR Martie MacDougall | finance@centuriongolfestate.co.za INFRASTRUCTURE & AESTHETICS DIRECTOR Philip Lourens | infrastructure@centuriongolfestate.co.za

CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB GENERAL MANAGER Hans Jonck | 012 665 0279 | hans@centurioncountryclub.co.za MARKETING & MEMBERSHIP MANAGER Nicola van Heerden | 012 665 9601 | nicola@centurioncountryclub.co.za CLUBHOUSE FOOD & BEVERAGE / FUNCTIONS Jeanette O’Donnell | Office hours: 012 665 9609 | After hours: 064 736 5533

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

INTERFACE DRUG SURVEILLANCE SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD Retief Fourie | 083 556 6630 | drugsurveillancesa@gmail.com

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

3 JACKS & A JILL COMPETITION On 9 October 2016 we hosted our annual 3 Jacks & a Jill Competition. With the format being a Four Ball Alliance Competition, it was a fantastic way to spend a Sunday morning. Congratulations to the winning team of Shaun Mulligan, Pat Mulligan, Gerrie Jansen van Vuuren and Bev Mulligan for taking home top honours.

RESULTS 1. S Mulligan, B Mulligan, P Mulligan and G van Vuuren: 90 pts 2. A Oosthuisen, P du Preez, JP Oosthuizen and Loodewyk: 85 pts oco 3. L Piagalis, A Piagalis, A Annandale and M Annandale: 85 pts oco â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘

Nearest to the pin #8: P Mulligan Nearest to the pin #17: S Mulligan

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HERITAGE DAY CELEBRATIONS & FOUNDERS DAY TROPHY

On Saturday, 24 September 2016, Centurion Country Club members celebrated Heritage Day and Nation Braai Day. All the golfers that participated in the day received a boerrie roll after their round. The Founders Day Trophy was a close battle with Tiennie de Villiers taking home the Founders Spade. Founders Day 1. T de Villiers 2. T Adelaar 3. L Piagalis

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40 pts oco 40 pts oco 38 pts

Heritage Day Competition 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

C Barnard G Dyman R Meintjies B Smith G jansen van Vuuren H Mckee H van Papendorp E Groenewald B Robinson W de Kok

42 pts 39 pts 39 pt oco 39 pts oco 37 pts 37 pts oco 37 pts oco 37 pts oco 37 pts oco 36 pts

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Nearest to the pin # 8: Nearest to the pin #17: Nearest to the pin #11: Nearest to the pin #3:

G Coetzer J Green B Boshoff R Venter

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Jackpot Hole #4, 6, 14, 16: 12 pts

A Annandale

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MISCELLANEOUS ACCOMMODATION • Fully furnished accommodation for the professional in the Centurion Golf Estate. The apartments are fully furnished and serviced regularly under supervision of the owner. Accommodation consists of: open plan living area and kitchen which leads onto a private garden. One spacious bedroom, walk in cupboard and full bathroom with a shower. Lock-up garage with remote control. Braai facility. Services include laundry and ironing once a week. Also included is full DSTV, as well as water and electricity up to R500.00. Rental R12 500.00 Immediately available call the owner Donsie Wessels 082 562 1222. • Exclusive! New! Fully furnished serviced ground floor apartment in Centurion Golf Estate. Available from 15 November 2016 for R16 000pm. Call Magde 083 387 3437. DOMESTICS • We can recommend our domestic Aletta for work. She currently working for us two days a week and has three days available. She does cleaning, washing and ironing. Sleep out. Contact Aletta directly on 074 281 5748. Joachim and Susanne Soderstrom. • Ntombentle Janet Nkwindana is looking for a full time job from Monday to Friday. Please contact Janet on 082 701 6094. • Emmah is looking for a sleep-in job from Monday to Friday. She has hotel experience and has worked for our family for 5 years. She is honest and hardworking, speaks English and is good with children. She is able to cook , wash, iron and clean. She is available to work immediately. Please call Felicity, cell 082 858 8949 or Tarryn 082 781 2028. • Rubesta is looking for work on Tuesdays and Thursdays. She is extremely hard working. She can clean the house, wash the clothes and do the ironing. Contact Rubesta 079 364 4128. For a reference contact Carina 082 372 2196. • We are relocating to Dubai and my domestic, Johanna Masilela is looking for work. Johanne is very trustworthy and hard working. She speaks Afrikaans and has no education. She can work any day of the week (Mon to Fri) and is available full time if needed. She will be available from December. Johanna has a lovely heart and really wants to work. I would highly recommend her. Please call me with any queries. Liezel Spies 082 378 9409. • Grace has been working for us for 5 years, she is very reliable and has Tuesdays and Thursdays open (she works at another household the other days). We are relocating and she will be available as from 1 December. Please call 084 500 4372 for a reference.

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Abegail is looking for a one day a week job in the Estate on a Wednesday. She can be contacted on 073 973 9526.

GARDENERS • George is looking for work on a Friday in the Golf Estate. He is currently employed 4 days a week in the Estate and is a good worker. Please contact George on 062 727 5918. FOR SALE • Beautiful house for sale at Zebula Golf Estate. 5 Bedrooms en-suite. 8 Shareholders. Price R400 000. Phone Pieter 082 555 5200. • Erf te koop in Kranspoortdorp. Wildplaas. 9 Putjie golf. Geskik vir aftree of vakansies. 45 Km van Middelburg. Prys R400 000. Google Kranspoortdorp vir inligting. Bel Wilma 082 782 0417. GENERAL • Kayla – 18 year old matric pupil - is available for babysitting (experienced with babies 6 months and older) and feed/walk your dogs during the holidays. Contact her Mom – Angelique 082 854 3465. • Pet sitting for the Centurion Golf Estate residents. Going away and need to know that your pets are well looked after? I am available, reliable and nearby. Contact: Colleen 082 896 3821 or ColleensPetSitting@mweb.co.za for details. • Wanted: Parking space for golf cart. Looking for an area to park a golf cart and trailer, must have electricity point. Willing to pay a nominal monthly rental and will contribute towards the electricity used to charge the golf cart. Preferably undercover parking or a locked garage. Please contact Peter Westcott on 071 605 3620. • Homework help and extra lessons for Grade 1 to 6, any school. Homework assistance, assistance preparing for tests, extra English and Afrikaans language, spelling and reading and comprehension for Prep school learners. Please contact Mandy on 084 611 1234. • I am looking for an au pair with a license and own car to look after 2 primary school children. The person will be required to collect the kids from school every afternoon at 13:30, take them to various extra mural activities and assist with homework until 17h00 Monday to Friday. If you’re interested, please contact Rina 082 372 2196. • Pet sitting available from 16 December to 2 January 2017. Please contact Magriet Coetzee on 082 334 6205. • Wanted: Volunteer with marketing experience (especially with the electronic media) to help promote the Smuts House Museum in Irene. E-mail: admin@ smutshouse.co.za, tel: 083 656 4667.

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NOVEMBER IS MOVEMBER - LAWN MOVING TIPS

28 It is ‘grow your mo’ (moustache) month and each year millions of men around the world participate with the aim to raise awareness about men’s health. We therefore thought it fitting to give a few useful tips on another kind of ‘mo’ - mowing! While we support this cause, we urge you not to let your lawn grow out of control during Movember! The only ‘mo’ that is applicable to your lawn during Movember, is the lawn ‘mo’wer! Here are some tips to keep your lawn looking good during the next couple of beautiful South African hot summer months: MOWING AND MOVER CARE When mowing your lawn it is best to only remove one third of the grasses length. Summer mowing becomes more frequent with the warmer weather as the grass will begin to grow quicker. Avoid mowing when the soil or grass is wet as this can cause damage to the lawn and prevent healthy growth in the future.

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If you’ve invested a substantial amount of time and money in getting your lawn ready for summer, it makes sense to ensure that your lawn mower is cared for too. Get your mower regularly serviced in order to avoid the blades becoming blunt and damaging your lawn, as well as to extend the life of the machine. WEEDS AND PESTS The most common pests found in lawns across South Africa are White Grub, Mole Crickets and Lawn Caterpillar – all of which can wreak havoc on a lawn in a short space of time. Unsightly brown patches could be the result of pests feeding on your lawn’s roots. Here is a useful tip: soak a towel in water and then leave it on the affected patches overnight. This encourages pests that are feasting on the root system to surface. Once they’ve made an appearance, you’ll be able to exterminate them. You can also water an area with a bucket of water and dishwashing liquid. This will draw pests to the surface,

29 enabling you to identify the culprits. Once you’ve established what type of pest you’re dealing with, consult an expert in lawn care. Weeds can appear anywhere as there are so many ways they can be brought into the garden, by birds, pets or even on your clothing and footwear. The easiest option is to pull out the whole weed, roots included. This can be done by hand, however if there is a large quantity, try spraying the weeds directly with a low toxicity herbicide. DRAINAGE Lawns with poor drainage often become drenched for hours, or even days. This can lead to other complications for your lawn’s health if drainage is not improved. The shape of your garden should naturally drive rain water away from the house with a shallow, level slope. Fitting gutters and drains to direct excess rainfall away from the lawn or adding a selection of plants that thrive in water, may also solve this problem.

FOOD FOR YOUR LAWN Although it is best to apply lawn dressing in spring, you should continue to apply fertiliser during the summer months. The type and amount of fertiliser required is dependent on the condition of your soil, as well as the type of grass you’re growing. Lawn clippings make excellent mulch for roses, as well as a great base for compost. Re-using cuttings is an economical and natural way of feeding your garden. Collect the cuttings and add them to a compost heap. Supplement it with organic waste from your kitchen, such as vegetable peelings, eggshells and coffee grinds which make for a home-made compost that is rich in nutrients, and in turn, and when consumed in large quantities, might just help you grow your mo like a pro!

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CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK COMPETITION On Sunday, 11 September 2016 we hosted the annual Chip off the Old Block competition. This a fantastic format as one gets to spend time with one’s family out on the golf course with it being a parent and child format. It was a gorgeous spring day with 22 teams taking on the challenge. Congratulations to all the winners and especially Chad and Aston Francis taking home the trophy. 1. C Pretorius and E Elvey

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47 pts

2. 3. 4. 5.

J Dreyer and A Dreyer F Buys and F Buys C Schubert and C Schubert A Francis and C Francis

45 pts 44 pts oco 44 pts oco 43 pts oco

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Nearest to the pin #8: Nearest to the pin #17:

A Francis C Pretorius

CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK TROPHY WINNERS • A Francis and C Francis

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LADIES OPEN 29 SEPTEMBER 2016 - RESULTS • • • • • •

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

H Roux and R Seidel R v Deventer and L Watson R Topka and P Vilborn D Holton and C Smith L Becker and M du Preez R Sheard and M Groenewald

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45 pts 44 pts oco 44 pts 43 pts oco 43 pts oco 43 pts oco

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7th S Smith and D Arroyo

43 pts

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Nearest to the pin #3: Nearest to the pin #8: Nearest to the pin #11: Nearest to the pin #17:

J du Toit Elna Brits So Ly K Ireland

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HOKAAI CAPTAINS CHALLENGE - SEPTEMBER 2016 17 September 2016 saw the penultimate Hokaai Captains Challenge being played for 2016. It was also the first one back in the morning field. With spring in the air, this event was, once again, well supported. A big thanks must go out to Pieter Roodt from Hokaai Centurion for his generous sponsorship throughout the year. Congratulations to this month’s winners, L Piagalis and A Piagalis for taking home the spoils. RESULTS 1. L Piagalis and A Piagalis 2. P du Preez and C Kapp 3. W van der Lingen and T Adelaar

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61 pts 60 pts 58 pts

4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

A Annandale and W de Kok P Fourie and W Theron J Bronkhorst and J Roux H Mckee and K Mckee E Fourie and E Schultz R Seidel and L van der Bijl

• Longest day: • Nearest to the pin #8: • Nearest to the pin #17: • Jackpot hole #4, 5, 11 and 12:

55 pts 54 pts 52 pts 51 pts oco 51 pts oco 51 pts oco T de Villiers and J Botes E Johnson T Hugo U Winterstein and N Beukes

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Art Exhibition DATE: From Wednesday, 2 November to Saturday, 5 November 2016

TIME: Open from 09H00 to 20H00 TYPE OF ART: Ink, Watercolour, Agrylic ADDRESS: 123 Centurion Drive TEL: 082 448 6602

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