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Geesdrif wapper in die wind Een ding is duidelik as jy verby Trevor Seconds se huis in Highbury ry – hier woon ’n rugbygeesdriftige. Die vlae van die lande wat tans aan die Wêreldbekerrugbytoernooi in Japan deelneem wapper hier in die wind. Dit is net die Kanadese vlag wat ontbreek wat Seconds nog nie plaaslik kon opspoor nie. Die vurige Bok-ondersteuner sê hy gaan die lande se vlae afhaal soos wat hulle uitgeskakel word. Hy hoop Suid-Afrika se vlag wapper tot die eindstryd op Saterdag 2 November. FOTO: CARINA ROUX
SOCCER FACILITY AT SCHOOL: DEVELOPMENT ON HOLD FOR NOW
Residents not thrilled CARINA ROUX
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esidents near Kuils River Technical High School are upset about the development of an astroturf soccer facility on the school’s terrain. Residents in especially Altenberg Street whose backyards are bordering on the school’s terrain and in Driebergen Street opposite the school’s main entrance, said they have had long term issues with traffic and taxis blocking their driveways, noise (music
being played loudly) and security with learners occasionally trespassing on private property. Residents say they were not approached by the school before construction vehicles arrived next door. Some were at first excited to see part of the school’s erf being cleared as they thought it might be for additional parking. Vernon Snyders said when he became aware of the work, he enquired with the school’s principal Quintin Pick who told
him it will be an astroturf for five-a-side soccer. Rodney and Florence Bingo said they received a letter from the school (dated 29 August) on Monday 2 September informing them of a meeting on 5 September. They said the meeting was postponed on short notice to 9 September and apparently not all of the residents received the letters. The meeting did not go well. Rodney said Pick started by saying he wanted to inform the residents of how the development will
take place. “I asked him whether this wasn’t the wrong way to start with such a big development – without any input from the residents who will be affected?” Snyders consequently approached the Metro North education district circuit manager Francois Lubbe. Another meeting with a group of residents, Pick, Lubbe and two representatives of the school governing body was held on 19 September. V To page 4.
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