Uiteindelik het die tyd aangebreek! Dit is Reunie naweek!

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Uiteindelik het die tyd aangebreek! Dit is Reunie naweek!

Uiteindelik het die tyd aangebreek! Dit is Reunie naweek!

Bring asb. so veel moontlik foto’s uit ons skooldae saam en natuurlik julle kamera’s. Dan kan ons die foto’s agterna op die Blog sit.

Tussen Elize en myself sal ons sorg vir ‘n “urn”, koffie, tee, suiker, melk. Vir die braai sal ons sorg vir hout, pap en sous. Onthou jou bak slaai, vleis (speserye) en drankies. Daar is ‘n yskas, maar bring asb. ys.

Bring asb. jou eie borde, messe, vurke, lepels, glase, bekers en opvoustoele. Ons sal Tafeldoeke, papierborde, servette en opskeplepels daar hê. Hulle het tafels en daar is harde bankies om op te sit.

Elize se dogter sal sorg vir musiek, maar julle kan CD’s of MP3’s saam bring.

Vir die mense wat oorslaap, daar is lakens en kussings. Bring asb. ‘n kombers of duvet.

Die toegangsure is 09h00 tot 15h00. Julle kan vir Elize skakel vir meer besonderhede hieroor. (015/2899220 of 0794969324)

Sien julle daar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Terugvoer vir Reunie Bywoning

Anna-Marie (Smit) Coetzer - Saterdag - 2 volwasse
Coenie Dreyer - Saterdag - 2 volwasse
Dalene Viviers (Marx) - Saterdag 15h00 - 1 volwasse
Elize Koekemoer (Brandt) - naweek - 2 volwasse
Elsie Enslin (Els) - Saterdagmiddag/aand - 2 volwasse
Francois Croukamp - Vrydagaand en Saterdagmiddag/aand - 2 volwasse
Ina Van Vuuren (Enslin) - Saterdag middag/aand - 2 volwasse
Jakkie Phaal - naweek - 2 volwasse
Kobus Vreugdenburg - Saterdag - 3 volwasse & 1 kind
Luciana Marais (Esterhyse) - Naweek - 1 volwasse & 1 kind
Magriet vd Merwe (Jacobs) - Saterdagaand - 4 persone
Marene Richter (De Wet) - Saterdag - 2 volwasse
Maretha Roets (Jonker) - Saterdag - 2 volwasse
Natie Coetzer - Saterdag en Sondag - 2 volwasse
Rentia v Rooyen (Meyer) - JAMMER JY MOES KANSELLEER
Ronel Pretorius (Fick) - Saterdag - 2 volwasse
Rosa Celliers (Van As) - Saterdag - 2 volwasse

Lourens du Pisanie

Pta-man verdrink in Mosselbaai
Beeld Koerant - May 02 2008 08:01:07:307PM - (SA)

George. – ’n Man van Pretoria het eergister in Mosselbaai verdrink.
Mnr. Lourens du Pisanie van Hercules in Pretoria en sy skoondogter, me. Charnel Wheeler, is deur branders van die rotse geslaan en die diepsee ingetrek. Hy was in sy veertigs.
Volgens mnr. Dawie Zwiegelaar, stasiebevelvoerder van die Nasionale Seereddingsinstituut (NSRI) in dié kusdorp, kon Wheeler wel die strand bereik, maar Du Pisanie se lyk is later sowat 300 m van die strand gevind waar dit in die water gedryf het. – Korrespondent

WILLEM PRINSLOO AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM

WILLEM PRINSLOO AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM RAYTON GAUTENG SOUTH AFRICA AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM ENTERTAINMENT
History of the Prinsloo farm
The Family The well-known Prinsloos of the Transvaal with their interesting history are descendants of a common ancestor, Adriaan Gerrits Prinsloo, of Tergou (Gouda) in the Netherlands, a small town situated near Amsterdam and famous to this day for its Gouda cheese. At the Cape, he married Alida Claassen, a girl from the fishing village Eimuiden (Ameyden) near Amsterdam.
One of the fourth-generation Prinsloos was Willem Petrus Prinsloo of Spreeukloof, nicknamed Willem Spreeu. He married Maria Elizabeth Prinsloo and when the Great Trek started, they initially joined the trek of Gerrit Maritz into Natal, but later moved to the Transvaal.
Willem Spreeu's eldest son, Willem Petrus (nicknamed Willem Wragtig), was born on 19 February 1820 in the Somerset area in the Cape Colony. He married Johanna Maria de Lange at Winburg in 1842. Their eldest son, Willem Petrus (known as Lang Willem), married Cornelia Johanna Prinsloo, daughter of Willem Prinsloo (Willem Goeieman). Kaalfontein, the farm The farm Kaalfontein was given by Willem Wragtig to his eldest son, Lang Willem. The earliest history of this farm can be traced back to a certain J J van der Merwe, who took transfer of 2 802 morgen he had bought from the government on 29 November 1859.
Seven years later, in January 1866, Van der Merwe swopped the land with the `trader', Edward M K Struben, for a plough and merchandise. A year later, Struben sold it to Frederick William Munro, who lived there till his death. Munro had the house, which functions as a house museum today, built by about 1882.
After Munro's death, Willem Wragtig bought Kaalfontein from Munro's estate in October 1889 for ±£6 000. Family history Willem Wragtig himself never lived at Kaalfontein, but on the farm Zorgvliet near Bronkhortspruit. Lang Willem, his wife Cornelia, their daughter and two sons, Klein Lang Willem and Lang Hans, farmed on Kaalfontein.
The daughter died young, and in 1898 Willem Wragtig also died. Lang Willem and Willem Wragtig's other children inherited this Highveld farm as well as a Bushveld farm - Boekenhoutkloof - from their father. Anglo-Boer War In 1898 the Anglo-Boer War broke out. Lang Willem and his two sons were `bittereinders', while Cornelia, Willem's wife, was sent to the Howick concentration camp. The farm house was partly burnt down, but the family had it rebuilt after the war.
After the death of Lang Willem in 1926, Klein Lang Willem and Lang Hans, the two sons, inherited the farm Kaalfontein. Cornelia stayed on in the house that is now a house museum. Miertjie, the great-granddaughter of Willem Wragtig and Cornelia, came to live with her grandmother after 1926, and stayed on until Cornelia's own death in 1938. Miertjie and her husband moved into the house after their marriage in 1954.
Miertjie's real name was Maria Elizabeth and her father was Klein Lang Willem. Both Klein Lang Willem and Lang Hans got married after the war and built homes for their families to the east and west of their parents' house.
Miertjie had only one brother, Boet, also baptised Willem Petrus, but he died in a car accident in 1954. Miertjie donated a part of the farm Kaalfontein to the National Cultural History Museum in 1977, and in 1988 the Museum bought part of Lang Hans's share of the farm in order to extend the site of what became the Willem Prinsloo Agricultural Museum. The house museum was furnished in the interior decorating style of the twenties.
Facilities:
Restaurant : Sundays traditional meals
Weekdays Light meals
Shop / Mampoer sales / Bake-oven bread / Picnic and braai facilities Guided tours and demonstrations Caravan stands / Conference facilities / Overnight accommodation with swimming pool
OPENING HOURS
Every day from 9:00 - 15:00
Closed: 24 and 25 December
ENTRANCE FEES Day visitors Adults R10.00 Children under 12 R5.00 Guided Tours Adults R12.00 School groups Teachers R12..00 Learners R10.00 Anglo Boer War tokens R27.00 Voortrekker tokens R25.00
Total Train rides - R3.00
Freshly baked bread for sale @ R12.00
Please contact the museum :
Contact Details:
Tel:(012) 736 2035/6 or Edu Tours: (012) 664 7322, 082 674 3513 or Kiepersol: (012) 654 9023/ 660 1155
Group and School Bookings
Tel :(012) 736 2037
On the N4-freeway to Witbank turn off at Exit 27, take the Cullinan road and turn right at the 4-way stop on the R104. Follow the R104 for approximately 4km. Turn left at the signboard indicated with a steam engine.
Address PO Box 677 Rayton 1001

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