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ISSUE 5 | 2014 THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE BOARDWALK MEANDER HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
Contents
3 Chairman’s Message
4 Welcome to Boardwalk Meander
7 Spring Day Winners
9 Kitty Hawk Aerodrome
12 Seven Habits of Spring
15 Christmas Events
09 17
18
Security Update
You Were Seen
19 Squash Tournament
25 Trees of the Year
12
Emergency Numbers 25
Ambulance..................................................................0177
Police...............................................................10111
Security Manager...............................073 680 6395
Boardwalk Meander Estate Office......012 991 2770
Paramedics.........................................086 108 6911
Stoep Talk is electronically available from our website
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Faerie Glen Hospital...........................012 365 1121 then select the Stoep Talk tab.
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Stoep Talk focuses on Boardwalk Meander Estate. The magazine is compiled and published by Estates in Africa (Pty) Ltd trading as
EIA Publishing on behalf of the Boardwalk Meander Home Owners Association Board of Directors. The opinions of personnel of Estates in
Africa (Pty) Ltd do not necessarily reflect those of the HOA and Management of Boardwalk Meander Estate. Articles written are edited for
grammar, however reflect the authentic styles of the writers. We encourage residents to contribute to our estate magazine.
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The deadline for advertisements and editorial contributions for issue 6 is 27 October 2014.
C h a i r m a n ’s M e s s a g e
Dear Residents
In the course of my duty to our estate, I am proud to report that our recent
projects in the estate have enhanced our reasons for choosing Boardwalk
Meander as our home in the country threefold. Allow me to elaborate on this.
Firstly, the security access management has been stepped up, with greater
care being taken in the process of a paperless fingerprint-driven system.
Thank you to Deon Strydom for your vision for security.
Secondly, our most recent upgrades to our gardens and water features, and
whilst the tennis court is still under the hand of construction, it is exciting
to see the progress. The estate gardens are looking stunning. Thank you to
Reg Botha on your consistent efforts.
Thirdly, our spring event mustered a well-supported crowd of residents.
The event was well planned and well executed and has become another
good memory of the milestone of community development. It’s always so
great to meet the people of Boardwalk Meander and share some free time
enjoying what’s ours! Thank you to Nick Behr on his unique implementation
of Community initiatives, which are now a way of life in our estate.
“It’s always Let me also mention our two other portfolios happening in the back-
ground, Finance and Legal. Both portfolios are an ongoing enhancement
so great to meet to our estate. Our Financial Director, Chris Liebenberg, has cross checked
all expenditure and has given recommendations on checks and balances.
the people of The smooth running of our expenses is as important as our security
Boardwalk Meander measures. Our Legal Director has been involved in the development of
corporate governance. Strictly holding us in check! Thank you, Raj Daya.
and share some free So, in short, the safeness, the beauty, the old fashioned neighbourhood
time enjoying living of which we were all accustomed to having when we were young.
what’s ours!” That reminds me of a well-known fact of our estate: Children have right of way!
Remember to take this period before the festive season ahead to enjoy
your home and estate facilities!
Kind Regards
Koos van Wyk
STOEP TALK • ISSUE 5 2014 • 3
We l c o m e
Welcome to Boardwalk Meander...
Spring is finally here!!
What a long, cold winter. Thank cost was not much of an issue. This interest rate hikes. At an investment
goodness that it’s over now. is seemingly the way to go naturally review meeting, it was mentioned
and this time stay in shape. Klein that the markets are looking up and
For many of us, spring is a time of Saterdag braai is now a distant past with the recent price reduction in
renewal. Cleaning out the garage. tense. Now it all starts with a shake fuel, the Rand Dollar exchange is
Tidying cupboards. Rearranging filing. and NOT a Castle. strengthening.
Pulling out your summer clothes.
Wondering how it all fitted before the Have you thought about the season Are we in for a good festive season?
winter months came along. This all ahead? Christmas is about 100 This is the time of the year in which
stops as you consider a way to get days away… last week I saw the community activities start happening
back in shape. FAST! start of the Christmas decorations at in full force. On the 6th of September,
Makro. Can you believe it? Retailers we had our Family Fun Run/Walk.
Yes, indeed, that crossed my mind. are in my view, in a hurry! For a
A quick consultation with a wellness moment I looked at pricing and The day was well attended. Catering,
expert in our estate turned out the wondered if it was a good idea to along with Cars in the Park, a couple
cheaper trick than an entire new avoid the Christmas rush. Poised for of ponies, jumping castles and face
summer wardrobe. Measurements a moment, left to go to Pick n Pay. painting for the kids.
taken. Desired outcome agreed. A Same encounter!
set eating plan, which does not really There were two spring dances too. The
consist of much food, in place to Large retailers have really suffered weather also played its part. Catch the
reduce the calorie intake. At least the this year. Fuel prices, cost of living, photos in this issue.
STOEP TALK • ISSUE 5 2014 • 4
We l c o m e
The upcoming events include:
1. A Round-robin Squash Tournament on 17th, 18th,
19th October. Open to all residents living in the estate.
Registration forms will be available soon.
2. Carols by Candlelight: 6 December.
3. Children’s Christmas Tree: 6 December.
4. The annual Christmas Lights Competition: Residents
are invited to take part. We encourage you to start
putting up your lights as soon as possible in the 1st
week of December. The judging will take place in the
week before Christmas. Winners will be notified in the
first weeks of January.
What about street braais again this year? Why not join in
the festivities by arranging a street braai in your street with
your neighbours. The tradition was started in Victoria, one
of our luxury sectional titles, in 2012 and I am aware that
the tradition continued in 2014. A rough diary date would be
12th December perhaps?
The festive season ahead looks rather busy. For now, back
to those fitness routines. A visit to the gym. Save money,
take a walk or a run in our beautiful estate. The gardens
are well pruned and tweaked for a good summer rain. The
minute the temperatures sour, we will be in for some rainy
days.
Live life to the full in the Silly Season ahead.
“Conscience is a mother-in-law whose visit never ends.”
- HL Mencken.
Nick Behr
www.boardwalkmeander.co.za
STOEP TALK • ISSUE 5 2014 • 5
Spring Day Winners
STOEP TALK • ISSUE 5 2014 • 7
Entertainment
In an endeavour to find entertainment The Kitty Hawk Aerodrome was
in the Pretoria East area and established as a Sectional Title
surrounds, a real jewel in the area Scheme in 1997 by the then owner
was found. Read more about Kitty of the ground where Kitty Hawk is
Hawk. situated. He envisioned an Aero
Estate with houses adjacent to the
A Brief History of Kitty Hawk runway. It was decided to name the
aero estate after the world famous
town Kitty Hawk. However, the
Kitty Hawk is a town in Dare County,
developer encountered financial
North Carolina, United States. The
difficulties after the runway and 24
population was 3 000 at the 2000
hangars were completed and sold.
census. It was established
The result was that the land where
in the early 18th century as
houses would have been built was
Chickahawk.
sold as a separate entity from the
aerodrome.
Kitty Hawk became famous after
the Wright brothers of Dayton, Ohio,
The new Board of Trustees
selected a nearby site to make their
established in 2003 continued the
first airplane controlled powered
development to what is today the
flight on December 17, 1903. The The Wright Brothers Kitty Hawk Aerodrome.
site of the flights is four miles (6km)
south of the town, near the sand
dunes known as the Kill Devil Hills,
a location the Wrights had used for
practice with their gliders. Kitty Hawk
is often mistakenly credited as the
site of the powered flights. After the
flights, the brothers walked back
to Kitty Hawk, where they sent a
telegram from the Weather Bureau
office to their father informing him of
their success.
The aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk
(CV-63), the B-2 Spirit stealth
bomber AV-19, the aircraft transport
ship USS Kitty Hawk (AKV-1), and
the Apollo 14 command module have
been named for the town.
The word Kitty Hawk has become December 17, 1903 – Wright brothers first to successfully maintain
synonymous with aviation and
sustained flight
aviation pioneers worldwide.
STOEP TALK • ISSUE 5 2014 • 9Entertainment
Kitty Hawk Aerodrome
Kitty Hawk aerodrome is located
30km and an easy 20 minute
drive south east of Pretoria in the
Boschkop area.
The airfield is the central hub for an
active aviation community and offers
aircraft owners superb facilities.
The airfield is privately owned and
administrated under a sectional
title scheme. Membership is open
to the public and non-members are
welcome to fly in.
Kitty Hawk does not levy landing fees
and there is a fuel bay with AVGAS
available 7 days a week.
Key features of the airfield
include:
• Convenient location
• 800m x 18m tar runway
• Fuel bay with AVGAS 7 days a
week
• Superb clubhouse
• Kitty Hawk Flying Club with regular
social events
Kitty Hawk Aerodrome was
established as an Aero-Estate in
1995. This project has developed to
its exciting status as an Aerodrome.
The Kitty Hawk Aerodrome consists
of hangar facilities, a small residential
flat, clubhouse and a fuel bay.
The development is registered as
a Sectional Title development and
the Aerodrome is registered with
the SACAA as a public airfield. The
Kitty Hawk Aerodrome is managed
by the owners in the form of a Body
Corporate and Trustees nominated
by the Body Corporate.
The Kitty Hawk Clubhouse was
completed toward the end of 2005
and has quickly become the central All aviation enthusiasts are welcome to fly in or visit, irrespective of whether you
hub for the Aerodrome. The Clubhouse have access to an aircraft or not. Irrespective of whether you are a hangar owner
features superb amenities, has a or not. As long as you share our love for flying, whether by micro light or space
rocket.
well-stocked bar and serves regular
meals over weekends. Join us and experience what flying is all about. Events like Fly-Outs, Fly-Ins, air
shows and regular get-togethers will be arranged.
The Clubhouse is also available for For more info please contact:
hire for various functions, launches Tel: (012) 802 0942
and corporate gatherings. Email: office@kitty-hawk.co.za
STOEP TALK • ISSUE 5 2014 • 10Lifestyle
After a very long winter, spring has 2. Clear out mental and emotional 3. Start a practice
officially arrived. The spring or vernal clutter.
equinox is the day of the year when
light and dark are balanced. True or When we think of renewal we often
not, it’s said that on this day you can think of rebirth; something old dies
balance an egg on its end. And by the and something new is born. Why
way, the egg is the universal symbol not use this season of renewal as a
of rebirth. reminder to get rid of things that are
weighing you down and sapping your
Although we still have a little way to energy?
go to really enjoy the warmth and light
that spring brings, we can begin to • Allow yourself to let go of the past
think about what we can do to renew to make room for new things to
ourselves and to better balance our come into your life.
lives. What better time than spring to
re-group and re-prioritize, and even • Commit to making decisions you’ve
re-invent ourselves, and the lives we been putting off.
find ourselves living. Here are some • Challenge limiting beliefs about
spring “rituals” to help you get started. yourself and about how things should
be. A new discipline will ensure that you
1. De-clutter your living space. invite mindfulness into your life. A
• Think positively. Recent research daily practice affords you a “time-out”
• Get rid of anything you no longer has shown that we can actually from your everyday routine. This is a
need. Here’s the rule of thumb: change the circuitry of our brains. gift to yourself; a promise to honour
If you haven’t worn it (or used it) When something negative comes who you are.
for two years, out it goes. Donate up pair it with something positive
clothing and household items that and stay with that feeling. • A spiritual practice such as yoga,
are in reasonably good condition to meditation, or chi gong are easy to
an organization or charity and books find almost anywhere and relatively
to your local library or hospital. affordable.
• Clear out kitchen cabinets of items • Another practice that you can do on
that have been lying around since your own is researching and reading
you can’t remember when or whose sacred texts from many cultures and
expiration date has long passed. traditions. Read them with an eye
Dispose of medications and first aid on universal themes--- those things
products beyond their expiration date. that connect all of us.
STOEP TALK • ISSUE 5 2014 • 12Lifestyle
• Walking is a wonderful way to help
your body while clearing your
mind. Walk instead of drive. Use
the stairs instead of the elevator.
And remember to change your
route! We all are so programmed
to do the same routine every day.
Change the scenery, change your
perspective!
4. Begin something brand new.
Focus on spring as a time of new
beginnings and resolve to do
something you’ve always wanted to
do but never felt you had the time.
• Assess your health. Maybe it’s time
to begin taking care of yourself? It’s
far better to change the way you live,
beginning now, instead of waiting
for things to get out of your control.
Create an inventory of your health
including diet, exercise, genetics,
and stress level. Begin slowly one
change at a time, eventually
incorporating others.
• A personal retreat away or a your life. Reorganize your highest
• Explore your creativity. Learn a weekend that you give to yourself priorities and re-evaluate your
new language, take piano lessons, every year to reflect on your life, commitments. What do you value
awaken the diva within, take a the past year, and what new things most in your life? How much
computer class, or go back to you may want to incorporate into quality time do you spend with
school. It’s never too late to fulfill your life moving forward. the people and the things you
a dream. care about the most? What is the
• A family reunion, to meet extended best way to use your time to
• Volunteer your time. Teach reading family at different destinations each create the life you want to have?
to those who want to learn, become year, allows people to stay
a mentor, or help clean up your connected and affords a sense Hopefully, these seven rituals for
community; there are so many of belonging and continuity for renewal will set you on course for
ways to give of yourself. younger family members. a life that is not only fulfilling and
meaningful – but fully your own.
5. Spend time outdoors. • A family vacation can do the same
thing for the immediate members
• Plant a garden. If you have no of your family. Camping, hiking,
outdoor space, plant an herb or fishing, visiting an historic
garden in your kitchen or plant site, or a part of the country that’s
pots of flowers to bring the very different from your own can
outside into your home. help family members bond and
reconnect from their busy, daily
• Plant a tree with your child and lives.
watch it grow together.
• Build a birdhouse with your child 7. Simplify your life.
and watch the inhabitants come
• Slow down. As life moves so quickly,
and go from year to year. This
surrounding us with the constant
provides connection to the earth
stimulation of the information
and continuity in the life.
stream, we need to find a way to
6. Take a trip. quiet our minds and make quality
time for ourselves.
Focus on spring as a time of new
beginnings and resolve to do • “Downshift”, or streamline your
something you’ve always wanted to life however you can in order
do but never felt you had the time. to “upshift” the overall quality of
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Security
Dear Residents,
Summer is around the corner and the best season of the year has eventually arrived.
The new access system for visitors has been implemented and with a couple of
teething problems it is running smoothly.
Guards are working hard to get to know the system and owners will also get used to
pressing 1 rather than 9...
This system is for the benefit of the estate and increases the effectiveness of our system.
Any new system will take time to run smoothly but I am sure it will not be long until we
are all happy. Further information will be communicated to you in regards with the
new system in the next few weeks.
“We do live in a
Sekuriteit vorm ’n baie belangrike deel van die landgoed en ons probeer om die
wonderful estate sisteme op te gradeer oor tyd om te verseker dat ons inwoners die voordeel van veilige
en doeltreffende sekuriteit ervaar.
but do not get blasé Jy hoef net die koerant te lees of nuus te luister om te besef dat misdaad daagliks
about security toeneem. Ek wil vra dat ons almal steeds saam sal werk om die landgoed en ons
onmiddelike omgewing te beveilig deur oplettend te wees vir enige verdagte optrede
because we live in in en om die landgoed.
Furthermore please help to ensure that your guests are conversant with the rules and
South Africa after all.” entry and exit requirements, whether a friend or a contractor entering the estate. We all
have a responsibility to assist in making this estate safe and secure.
New additions
New access controls You will see that we have cleared the area alongside the Northern fence line as it was
not possible to access it a few months ago.
1. Visitor arrives at gate This area was a potential hiding spot and is now open and accessible by foot or by
bicycle. We are going to patrol these areas and ensure the perimeter is safe. It also
2. Guard requests unit enables us to service the fence line much more easily if needed.
number and drivers
licence Tips for the coming season:
Vehicles: Ensure your vehicle is locked when you use your remote key. As some of you
3. Guard phones resident may have heard, the latest trend is to “scramble” your signal so that the car does not lock.
to allow access This enables a thief to steal your vehicle in under 30 seconds. Stand next to your vehicle
and make sure the doors are locked. This does not mean they will not try to steal your car,
but it will certainly make it harder. Toyota vehicles are being hit the hardest in our area,
4. Resident presses 1 on but not only them.
the cellphone
House: Ensure your doors are locked at night. We do live in a wonderful estate but do
not get blasé about security because we live in South Africa after all. If leaving for a break,
5. Two fingers of visitors ensure you lock your house and garages.
are scanned on the
reader Ouside the estate: Be aware of certain crossings at night and try to time traffic lights so
that you do not have to come to a standstill. Cyclists and runners beware of cycling and
running alone – rather join friends or a club.
6. Access is granted
Die reuk van braaivleisvure vul weer die lug oor naweke en ek hoop dat julle lekker sal
7. Vi s i t o r e x i t s w i t h kuier en braai die seison. 24 September is Braai Dag en ek wil almal aanmoedig om die
fingerprint and the dag te braai en ook sommer julle bure te nooi. Dalk is die tyd weer hier om ’n lekker Straat
Braai onderling te reel. Sodoende ontmoet bure mekaar en almal kan bydrae tot die “Ken
process is complete jou bure” beginsel. Hiervolgens kan ons mekaar help om ook sekuriteit te bevorder deur
idees ens. uit te ruil om die landgoed nog beter en veiliger te maak. Hegte Gemeenskappe
8. On next visit visitor is is veiliger gemeenskappe want almal kyk uit vir mekaar.
not rescanned only
Sekuriteits Groete,
ID number required
Deon Strydom.
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Boardwalk
Meander Squash
League round-robin
tournaments are intended
as a fun way of getting
together with your
neighbours socially as a
group and totalling scores
over a pint or two at the Boma
afterwards!
What is a round-robin?
Essentially, in a round-robin tournament,
every participant plays every other participant
once. Scores are recorded and the player with the
most points wins.
How does it work?
On Friday 17 October we will start the games soon after 18h30.
Don’t be late! Continue on Saturday from 10h00 and the prize giving
on Sunday afternoon from 15h00 onwards.
Each game will be to 9 points and will be the best of 3 sets.
Therefore you need to have a total score for the 3 sets.
The participant with the highest score wins. There will be medals for both
top three men and top three ladies.Registration opens on 1st October.
office, or you can contact one of the organizers:
Nick Behr on 071 151 8638
e-mail: vice-chairman@estatebwm.co.za
Call Erna Vauqulin on 082 425 7790,
e-mail ernateam@gmail.com.
17th, 18th & 19th October.
Games start at 18h30 on 18th October.
R100 entrance fee.Nature
A Brief History of Arbor Day
Arbor Day originated in 1872 in the United States territory of
Nebraska. Mr J Sterling Morton, a newcomer to the treeless
plains of Nebraska, was a keen proponent of the beauty and
benefit of trees. He persuaded the local agricultural board to
set aside a day for planting trees and through his position as
editor of Nebraska’s first newspaper, encouraged participation
in the event by publishing articles on the value of trees for soil
protection, fruit, shade and building.
Mr Morton’s home, known as Arbor Lodge, was a testament
“Each generation
to his love for trees and so inspired the name of the holiday: takes the earth as
Arbor Day. Within two decades Arbor Day was celebrated in
every US State and territory, and eventually spread around trustees.”
the world. The tradition continues annually in the second week - J. Sterling Morton
of August, in global acknowledgment of Mr Morton’s slogan,
“other holidays repose upon the past; Arbor Day proposes for (April 22, 1832 - April 27, 1902).
the future”.
In South Africa, Arbor Day was first celebrated in 1983. The
event captured the imagination of people who recognized
the need for raising awareness of the value of trees in our
society. As sources of building material, food, medicine, and
simple scenic beauty, trees play a vital role in the health and
well-being of our communities. Collective enthusiasm for the
importance of this issue in South Africa inspired the national
government, in 1999, to extend the celebration of Arbor Day
to National Arbor Week. From 1 to 7 September every year,
schools, businesses and organizations are encouraged to
participate in community “greening” events to improve the
health and beauty of the local environment and propose a
green future for South Africa.
STOEP TALK • ISSUE 5 2014 • 25Nature
To help increase public awareness of just a few of the 2000 indigenous tree species
in South Africa, every Arbor Week celebration will highlight two specific trees: one common
and one rare species. In the list below the more common tree is named first.
Year Common Tree Rare Tree
2000 Peltophorum africanum African Salix mucronata Safsaf willow, Kaapse wilger
wattle, Huilboom
2001 Loxostylis alata Tarwood, Teerhout Ptaeroxylon obliquum Sneezewood, Nieshout
2002 Pittosporum viridifloru Cheesewood, Alberta magna Natal flame bush, Breekhout
Kasuur
2003 Rhus chirendensis Red currant, Pterocarpus angolensis Wild teak,Kiaat
Bostaaibos
2004 Kirkia acuminata and K. wilmsii, Combretum bracteosum Hiccup nut, Hikklimop
White seringa, Mountain seringa,
Witsering, Bergsering
2005 Schefflera umbellifera False Adansonia digitata Baobab, Kremetart
cabbage tree, Basterkiepersol
2006 Burchellia bubalina Wild Raphia australis Kosi palm, Kosipalm
pomegranate, Wildegranaat
2007 Rhus pyroides Common wild Pavetta schumanniana Poison Bride’s Bush
currant, Gewone Taaibos Gifbruidbos
2008 Harpephyllum caffrum Wild plum, Diospyros whyteana Bladder - nut, Swartbas
Wildepruim Markhamia zanzibarica Bell bean tree, Klokkies-boontjieboom
2009 Acacia galpinii Money thorn, Halleria lucida Tree fuchsia, Notsung
Apiesdoring Pterocarpus rotundifolius Round-leaved Teak, Dopperkiaat
2010 Acacia xanthophloea Fever tree, Rothmania capensis Cape gardenia, Kaapse Katjiepiering
Koorsboom Rothmannia globosa Bell gardenia, Klokkies-Katjiepiering
Cladostemon kirkii Tonga-kerrie, Tongakierie
2011 Pappea capensis Jacket-plum, Genus Pavetta Bride’s Bushes, Bruidsbome
Doppruim Nuxia congesta Common Wild Elder, Gewone wildevlier
2012 Syzygium cordatum Water berry, Protorhus longifolia Red Beech, Rooiboekenhout
Waterbessie Bruguiera gymnorrhiza Black Mangrove, Swart-wortelboom
2013 Virgilia oroboides Blossom tree, Grewia occidentalis Cross-berry, Kruisbessie
Keurboom Barringtonia racemosa Powder-puff Tree, Poeierkwas-boom
2014 Genus Heteropyxis Lavender trees, Vepris lanceolata White ironwood, Witysterhout
Laventelbome
2015 Combretum krausii Forest, Heteromorpha arborescens Parsley tree, Wildepieterseliebos
bushwilow, Bosvaderlandswilg
2016 Ficus thonningii Common wild fig, Maerua cafra Common bush-cherry, Gewone witbos
Gewone wildevy Maerua angolensis Bead-bean tree, Knoppiesboontjieboom
2017 Ziziphus mucronata Hairy buffalo- Euclea pseudebenus Ebony tree, Ebbeboom
thorn, Harige blinkblaar wag-n-bietjie
2018 Genus Podocarpus Yellowwoods, Boscia albitrunca Shepherd’s tree, Witgat
Geelhoutbome, P. elongatus
P.falcatus, P. henkelii, P. latifolius
2019 Sclerocarya birrea Marula Maroela Philenoptera violacea Apple-leaf, Appelblaar
2020 Ekebergia capensis Cape ash, Adansonia digitata Baobab,Kremetart
Essenhout
(Information provided by the Department of Water Affairs and Forestry. January 2008)
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