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2 Talk of the Town ADVERTISING / NEWSDESK: (046) 624 4356 Find us on Facebook March 21, 2019 CRIME BRIEFS Just after 9am last Thursday, a positive break-in was confirmed at a shop in the MyPond Centre, Van der Riet Street. MultiSecurity and SAPS were informed and attended the scene. Those responsible for the break-in had gained entry by breaking a window at the bottom at the left-hand side of the door. An undisclosed amount of cash was taken from the cash register. The alarm at the premises was on. At about 4.40pm on Friday March 16 a break-in at a home in Swan Lane was reported. The report was that there had been a break-in at the premises the previous evening, but there was only noticed that items were missing in the house the following morning. The alarm at the premise was not on. SAPS was called to attend to a case of stolen copper pipes at around 7.30am on Monday from Woodpecker Installation in Station Hill. Apparently the pipes were stolen from the roof of the premises next to the workshop At 7.20am on Monday, a report was received from the owner of a home on Southwell Road that a gas bottle had been stolen from the rear of the premises. At 1pm on Monday, a garage door a premises on Hewson Lane was spotted partially opened. After fetching keys, evidence of a break-in was discovered. The perpetrator had removed the padlock by the garage door. A jeep in the garage had the passenger’s side window smashed and the sound system stolen from the vehicle. ¿ 29 Miles St, Port Alfred PO Box 2871, Port Alfred, 6170 046 624 4356 / Fax: 046 624 2293 Mauneen Charter, mcharter@tisoblackstar.co.za Anneli Hanstein, hansteina@tisoblackstar.co.za Jon Houzet, houzetj@tisoblackstar.co.za ĂůŬŽŌŚĞŽŶĐŽĂ ΛĂůŬŽŌŚĞŽŶĞĐ ĂůŬŽĨŚĞŽŶ ĂůŬŽĨŚĞŽŶŶĚůĂŵďĞ Mopping up town in Stenden clean-up Community unites to clear unsightly rubbish N TO M B E N TS H A MSUTU Afew residents braved the heat on Sunday to join a clean-up organised by members of Stenden South Africa’s community development club, Commuden. The clean-up started at 9am and the aim was to pick up trash until 12pm. Among those who helped, were Port Alfred High School pupils and parents, and some Stenden st u d e n t s . Club project manager Ashley Miller said they simply had become tired of seeing so much trash around the CBD and other areas around Port Alfred. “We want people to be hands-on in keeping our town clean, we need to work together because there is too much trash around. “ It doesn’t look like it when you looking from far, but if you look SENSE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT: Stenden students, from left, Tarryn Hendricks, Danielle Roux and Ashley Miller with the numerous bags of trash filled during the community clean-up at the Port Alfred Civic Centre on Sunday Picture: NTOMBI MSUTU closely enough then we can see the trash,” Miller said. “We decided to focus on the areas around the civic centre, the taxi rank at the back of Pick n Pay, and there by KFC if people can go that fa r, ” she said. “We want to try and do this more often, because if we want our town to be clean then we also have to take par t.” Club vice-president Danielle Roux said they prepared a table with music and sold boerewors rolls in the hope of attracting more people. After the clean-up was finished, they had about 20 bags of trash from the areas they had targeted to clean up. “We would like to thank those who made the time to come and help us “We would also like to thank the people who sponsored us, such as Buco and Stenden, and we would also like to thank the municipality for being so helpful,” Roux said.
March 21, 2019 ADVERTISING / NEWSDESK: (046) 624 4356 Find us on Facebook Talk of the Town 3 Ndlambe FM Gospel presenter in line for Gabriel Global Award P re s e n t i n g platfor m fulfils life passion N TO M B E N TS H A MSUTU Gospel event promoter and Ndlambe FM radio presenter Lifa Budaza has been nominated for the Gabriel Global Gospel awa r d s . Born and bred in Port Alfred, Budaza grew up in Endlovini, attended Port Alfred High School, and has been a presenter on Ndlambe FM for more than three years. Growing up in a church, he has had a love for gospel music for a long time. “I can say that my passion for gospel grew from a very young age. Growing up in church made me see that this is what I want to do, this is the direction I wanted my life to go and I can say I am happy that I followed my passion,” he said. Budaza has been nominated in the best radio presenter category, and is up against presenters from different community radio stations in East London, Cape Town and Gauteng. “The nomination has shocked me and made me happy at the same time. I knew that one day I was going to make it, and I am very happy that it finally happened, because I have always wanted to be on a bigger platform of presenting,” said Budaza. FOR THE LOVE OF RADIO: Ndlambe FM presenter Lifa Budaza has been nominated for a Gabriel Global Gospel Award in the category of best radio presenter The Gabriel Global Gospel Awards recognise the role of many talented gospel individuals that serve and provide a positive and spiritual message to the community. According to the Gabriel Global Gospel A wa r d s ’ Facebook page, their aim is to put the spotlight on 14 categories for their dedication and commitment in spreading the message of Jesus Christ in Nelson Mandela Bay and surrounding areas and awarding them. It is not a competition, but “an event that honours and recognises talented and hardworking children of God”. The awards ceremony will be held in the Feather Market Hall in Port Elizabeth on June 5. MEETING THE BOSS: Port Alfred High School Grade 1 pupil, Tyler Terblanche could barely contain his nerves and excitement at meeting his headmaster, Clive Pearson, recently in the Pineapple Cricket Tournament tent Trading Hours Superspar: Mon– Sat: 8am – 7pm Sun 8am - 5pm Valid: 21 - 24 March 2019 | E&OE | Tel: 046 624 3542 | www.rosehillsuperspar.co.za | While stocks last. WE DELIVER - Place orders telephonically or via email rosehill1@retail.spar.co.za Trading Hours Nemato Spar: Mon– Sat: 7am – 7pm Sun: 7:30am - 6pm Valid: 21 - 24 March 2019 | E&OE | Tel: 046 940 0383 | While stocks last WE DELIVER - Place orders telephonically or via email nemato1@retail.spar.co.za Chikka Chicken (2 pieces) and chips R29.99 Each Pork Sausage R54.99 Per kg Pork Belly Roast R69.99 Per kg Potatoes 7kg R39.99 Each Grapes Punnet 500g R10.99 Each Pork Bangers R59.99 Per kg Bulk Pork Packs R39.99 Per kg Raisin Loaf R12.99 Each Plain Madeira (small) R12.99 Each Bulk Pork R39.99 Per kg White Star 10kg R63.99 Each SPAR Long Life Milk 6x1L R62.99 Each
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