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Bloemhof, Schweizer Reneke, Wolmaranstad, Vryburg - South Africa Schools Schools: Public: Bloemhof: Bloemhof Afrikaans Medium 053 433 1058, Bloemhof Primary 053 433 1175, Geopalelwe Secondary 053 432 0008, HS A J Koen 053 433 1279, Matlhajaneng School 053 433 1604 Schweizer-Reneke: HS Schweizer-Reneke 053 963 1325, Itshupeng Secondary 053 963 8095, LS Schweizer- Reneke 053 963 1290, Reabetswe Secondary 053 963 7579 Vryburg: Bopaganang Jnr 053 927 3666, HS Vryburg 053 927 3938, Kismet Primary 053 927 2023, LS & HS John Frylinck 053 927 3383, LS Stellaland 053 927 5632, Moedi Secondary 053 974 0004, Retladira Lower Prim 053 927 2851, Retladira Public 053 927 3280. Wolmaransstad: Daeraadskool 018 596 1083, Dowwespruit 018 597 4568, Gatelapele Secondary 018 595 1273, HS Wolmaransstad 018 596 1113, LS Wolmaransstad 018 596 1108, Leruntse Lesedi Secondary 018 597 4625. Pre-Schools VRYBURG. KLIM & KOUTER Nursery School. 07h00 to 19h00 (M/F). 0 to 6 yrs. Aftercare to Grade 6. 113 Livingstone Rd. 053 927 1148. (9,12) Accommodation BLOEMHOF. PLEK VANNI VISAREND. Die Hoek. Restaurant, Conference, Guest House. Come and experience the amazing call of the Fish Eagle. Enjoy the view overlooking the river. CONTACT DETAILS MARGARET 083 463 2029 SIAS 083 228 1593 VRYBURG. COSY CORNER B& B. Overnight accommodation. 11 Vry Street. 053 927 4765, 082 339 5685 (Sandra & Zelda) (6034,9,12) VRYBURG. LAVENDER LODGE. All rooms en-suite. Braai and entertainment area. 4 star. 053 927 1327. (11,13) BLOEMHOF, SCHWEIZER RENEKE, WOLMARANSTAD, VRYBURG - SOUTH AFRICA Click on www.classworldschools.com to return to home page Arts and Crafts VRYBURG. CRAISY DAISY CREATIONS. Classes and materials for pewter, mosaic, scrapbooking, beads. Painting accessories. and more. 14 van Niekerk Str. 053 927 1762. (11,13) Beauty - Hair SCHWEIZER-RENEKE. HOUSE OF HAIR. Unisex. 08h00 to 17h00. (W/D). 08h00 to 13h00 (Sat). 4 Venters Str. 053 963 2161. (9,12) Biltong and Braai SCHWEIZER-RENEKE. TRI STAR MEAT. All meat requirements, biltong, chilli bites, droe wors. Olivier Street. 053 963 1226. (10,13) VRYBURG. BEESLAND. All meat requirements, biltong, chilli bites, droe wors and more. 27 van Niekerk Str. 053 927 1646. Deliveries to Gauteng. (11,13) Computers VRYBURG. DR Rekenaars. Computer sales & repairs. Ink (original and laser refills). Internet cafe, faxing, printing, games. 4 Livingstone street. www.drrekenaars.co.za. 053 927 6919. (6037,9,12) DSTV WOLMARANSTAD. DIE HUISVROU. Tom en Ansa. DSTV skottels, skryfbehoftes. DSTV installations Wolmaranstad, Leeudoringstad, Ottosdal and Bloemhof. 14a Broadbent Str. 018 696 2655, 083 310 0182. (9,12) BLOEMHOF, SCHWEIZER RENEKE, WOLMARANSTAD, VRYBURG - SOUTH AFRICA Click on www.classworldschools.com to return to home page Family Restaurants VRYBURG. DURADO SPUR. Come hungry. 08h00 til late. 08h00 til late. Stella Str. Framing VRYBURG. JESSIE VENTER STUDIO. All framing requirements. Photography, family portraits, ID & passport, weddings & functions. 59 Stella Str. 053 927 2722. (11,13). Health VRYBURG. QUANTUM HEALTH. Heal your body, ease your mind. Treatments available. Vitamind, supplements and much more. 34 Massouw Str. 078 157 5477. (11,13) Matric Decor VRYBURG. THE WEDDING MARKET. Decor for Wedding, Matric farewell and other functions. Flowers, flower deliveries. 74 de Kock Str. 082 821 2132. (11,13) Medical VRYBURG FISIOTERAPEUTE. Sport beserings, KinesioTaping & ortopedies rehab. Laser therapy for sinus. 70 de Kock Str. Cecile Marais (073 321 1073), Rodien van Zyl (082 881 5364). (9,12). VRYBURG. OPTOMETRIST. LESIREE COETZEE. Contact lenses, specticles, driving license tests. H/V de Kock, Vry Str. 053 927 1295. (5136,9,11). VRYBURG. REMEDIAL THERAPY. Leandri Penny. Remedial & play therapy. Birth to Grade 7. School readiness testing. Cnr de Kock, Vry Str. 082 448 8935. 053 927 1037. (5135,9,11) BLOEMHOF, SCHWEIZER RENEKE, WOLMARANSTAD, VRYBURG - SOUTH AFRICA Click on www.classworldschools.com to return to home page Pets VRYBURG. KALAHARI PET DHOP. All ptes, reptiles, birds, seeds and much more. 35 van Niekerk Str. 053 927 1310. (11,13) School Clothing VRYBURG. LEADING EDGE CLOTHING FACTORY. Manufacturers of school uniforms, sports wear, branding (embroidery), sports equipment, alterations and much more. 33 Springbok Rd. 053 927 2188. (11,13) School Clothing BLOEMHOF. X-CLUSIVE. Stationery, books, inks (generic, refills). 55 Prince Str. 053 433 0735. (2560). BLOEMHOF, SCHWEIZER RENEKE, WOLMARANSTAD, VRYBURG - SOUTH AFRICA Click on www.classworldschools.com to return to home page.
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