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Grocott’s Mail Friday, 31 July 2009
FORT ENGLAND R690 000
SUNNYSIDE R2, 250 000
OATLANDS NORTH R1 200 000
OATLANDS NORTH R780 000
Lovely 3 Bedroom family home with
established garden, situated in a tranquil area.
Lots of room for improvement. A offer not to
be missed! Don’t delay call today and view
this bargain.
Willie 082 483 8244
Web Ref: HHL
THORNCLIFF R860 000
Warm family home with loads of space for
family and guests. A good home to entertain
in, enjoy the elevated views from the
covered deck and built in braai. Enjoy a dip
in the pool and watch the kids
on the swings at the same time.
Make a date to view me now!
Wendy 082 863 9483
Web Ref HHL000212
SUNNYSIDE R520 000
Large family home opposite Graeme
College, 4 Bedroom plus flatlet.
Lovely views and attractive pool and
entertainment area.
Wendy 082 863 9483
Web Ref HHL000203
OATLANDS NORTH R960 000
BRING YOUR OFFER! 3 Bedroom
with 1.5 bathrooms, open plan lounge &
kitchen area and garage, with a spacious
yard for little pets. Close to school for the
boys and situated in a tranquil
area. View now.
Deidré 074 335 2053
Web Ref HHL000209
JOZA R230 000
Area Description Suggested S
Price
Central 2 Bed, garage R380 000
Fort
England
3Bed,flat,garage R590 000
Lock-up and go in this secure complex. 3
Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and garage. Top of
the range finishes. Wake up with the birds.
Two bedroom flat in secure complex.
Walking distance to CBD. Good value for
money! Call me to view.
Very good value for money family home in the
best area with a self-contained guest suite/
flat. A pool for the summer days and the whole
house is to be painted soon which will make it
almost brand new!
View this bargain today. 2 Bedroom
home, close to schools, shops and public
transport. That’s not all, also a 2 room flat
in yard. Cash in or miss out!
Kingswood
3Bed,pool,double
garage
R1,000 000
Willie 082 483 8244
Web Ref HHL000204
CBD R2 100 000
This attractive building near to shops and
restaurants offers a varied option for investment
buyers. Student accommodation
occupies the top floor and one bedroomed
flat at the rear and offices and
shops are let out at street level.
Wendy 082 863 9483
Web Ref HHL000122
Wendy 082 863 9483
Web Ref HHL000202
HILLSVIEW R895 000
Fabulous property in the middle of the
“Student Hub”. Walking distance to Rhodes
University and town. Quiet cul-de-sac. 4
Bedrooms with a self- contained
flat.
Wendy 082 863 9483
Web Ref HHL000199
Pamela 072 458 9255
Web Ref HHL000190
• Andrew Heemro road – Spacious, 3
Bed, garages. R3800pm
• Seymore str – 3 Bed house with flat,
R4800pm
• Trotter street – Double storey, furnished,
4bed, 2bath. R4400pm
• Saunders str – Neat bachelor, offstreet
parking, avail Sep R1900 w/e
incl. Furnished.
• Miles str – Neat bachelor, Off-street
parking, avail Aug R1900pm w/e incl
Mature person.
• Market str – 3 Bed home, pre-paid
meter. Avail Sep. R3800pm
• African str- 4 Bed home, central &
RENTALS
Pamela 072 458 9255
Web Ref: HHL000213
neat. R5500pm Avail Aug.
• Allen street – 1 Furnished room in
4bed digs,GIRLS ONLY. AVAIL NOW
R1850pm.
• BRAND NEW! 5X2 Bed flats in new
little complex in Queen Str. Modern,
good security. Pre-paid meters. Avail
June. R3 500pm
URGENTLY LOOKING FOR
FLATS, FAMILY HOMES
& DIGS TO LET!
Deidré 074 335 2053
Email:homenetgtown@yahoo.com \
Check out props to let on Facebook!
Central
Upper
Beaufort
4Bed&flat,student
accommodation
Commercial,offices,
3Bed property
R1,200 000
R1,500 000
Donating blood is a social responsibility
propshop@telkomsa.net
+28a Hill Street (Cnr Hill & Beaufort St)
g 046 636 1174 • Fax: 046 636 1186
Jeff 082 940 1418
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS
African Str 1 room in 3 b/r flat incl. w&e
(mature female student) R2 000/m
2010 Digslist available
COMMERCIAL
High Str Shop Space
R2420/m
E-mail us, ring us, or come see us at our office
NOKULUNGA NTANTISO
AND LARA SALOMON
“A
school friend was
a Rhesus baby and
received a blood
transfusion at birth in the
50s,” Anne Warring recalls.
“It saved her life.” Warring
began donating blood in 1978,
before she moved to Grahamstown.
She donated for
the 96th time on Thursday at
Victoria Girls’ High School
Grahamstown,
invites applications for a registered
SOCIAL WORKER
with experience in dealing with teenagers.
Applicants are requested to submit
a detailed CV with qualifi cations, testimonials
and contactable references to
The Principal, Victoria Girls’ High School,
P.O. Box 601, Grahamstown, 6140.
Closing date for applications: 17 August 2009.
Starting date: 1 October 2009, or 1 January 2010
Eden Grove at a South African
Blood Services (SANBS)
blood drive at Rhodes University.
According to Liezl Barnard
from the SANBS marketing
department: “Rhodes
is the varsity where most
students are willing to donate
blood.” The SANBS hold
blood drives at Rhodes every
three months, and each time
approximately 200 Rhodes
students and staff donate.
While some choose not to
donate, others are not able to
because of certain medication
such as Roaccutane which
treats acne. Amy Payne is one
of those people who is not permitted
to donate, but says she
“would donate if [she] could”.
Robyn McCormick decided
to give blood for the first
time because of an advertisement
that she had seen
depicting a girl who could
not be operated on because
there was no blood to give her.
Though McCormick admitted
that she was “scared of fainting
afterwards”, Bertie Kommel,
a blood donor and volunteer
staff member, insists that
they have trained nurses for
such incidences.
However, SANBS staff do
warn that “blood donors must
have eaten a balanced meal in
the last four hours before giving
blood, or they might faint
afterwards”. McCormick did
not faint and felt proud afterwards
that her blood could be
used to save someone’s life.
Another student, Thomas
King, is not (per se) proud of
donating blood as he thinks of
it as his duty. “I consider it a
social responsibility,” he says.
“Anyone who can give blood,
should.” Warring agrees, saying
that even though “one percent
of the country donates,
95% might need blood at some
point.” She encourages blood
donation, by saying that “you
never know when you will
need blood – accidents can
happen.”