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THE OWNER of a Kenilworth buildingmay have to demolish the constructionwork added.

The additional work done on the buildingis allegedly a threat to patrons and the Cityof Cape Town has applied for court orders todemolish the first-floor work.

Planning and Building Development Man-agement director Cheryl Walters says: “AHigh Court application to obtain a number ofcourt orders is to direct the owner of 166 2ndAvenue, Kenilworth to demolish a timberdeck which encroaches over City-owned landand the work on the first floor which did notcomply with the approved plans.”

The building formerly housed Italian res-taurant Trattoria Angelico, but it has been

vacant for about three months, according toneighbouring outlets.

Attempts to reach the owner, Alan Muller,were unsuccessful.

Paul Dobson, owner of tavern Hobnobs op-posite the building, says: “I understand theCity and the owner have been in court withregards to what is to happen with the build-ing.”

Dobson adds he believes the City wants thebuilding restored to the state it was in in 1998.

Walters says: “The court granted an inter-im order for the owner to give reason why thefinal order should not be granted on 28March.

“The matter was postponed to 30 May witha timetable to file papers. The attorneys forthe owner filed a notice of opposition on 21May.”

After this incident, the City obtained a

court order to compel the owner and his attor-neys to file the papers.

When in court on 30 May, another post-ponement was requested, but this was forMuller to launch review proceedings againstthe City’s decision to refuse to rezone the landupon which his building was encroaching.

“If the rezoning was completed, it wouldpermit the sale of this land to Muller after fur-ther processes had been completed, but thisrezoning decision had been finalised in May2010,” says Walters.

Ward 59 councillor Ian Iversen sent Dobsonand others a notice about the complex saying:“Mr Muller has been instructed many timesby the Cape Town municipality to address theproblems, but he has chosen to ignore all offi-cial notices.”

Tenants of the remaining businesses saythey know nothing of the alleged demolition,

but one of the tenants, who prefers to remainanonymous, says: “Some of these allegationsare not true and so many locals have lost jobsbecause of it, but I don’t want to be involved.”

Walters says the court granted a postpone-ment until 10 September for the review appli-cation and the demolition order to be heardat the same time.

“It must be noted that these proceedingsare not instituted in terms of the City’s Prob-lem Building bylaw, but due to the fact thatthere are deviations from approved buildingplans and building plans for the deck, whichis in any event encroaching upon City-ownedland,” says Walters.

Muller did not respond at the time of goingto press, but his lawyer Robert Younglesonsays: “The matter is currently sub-judice andI am not entitled to speak about it. It is nota public matter, it is still before the courts.”

Demolition orderDemolition order

TO DISMANTLE: The Citywants the first floor added tothis building on 2nd Avenue,Kenilworth to be demolished.

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Wednesday 20 JuneMowbray: Support meetings for mothers ofstillborn babies will be held in room 60 at theMowbray Maternity Hospital. It takes placeat 11:00 every third Wednesday of the month.The meetings are open to anybody strugglingto come to grips with the loss of a baby. Forfurther information 0 Muriel Johnstone, asocial worker, on (021) 659 5580.

Claremont: Does speaking in front of peo-ple terrify you? Do you want to improve yourcommunication and leadership skills? Joinus at the Toastmasters Breakfast Club everyWednesday morning at the Mugg and Bean inCavendishat 7:15 to 9:00. Tickets costsR50 andincludes breakfast. For more information 0Sarah on 083 556 5057.

Thursday 21 JunePinelands: Police will host a communitymeeting at Oude Molen High School at 18:30for 19:00. For further information 0 Pine-lands police station on (021) 506 2108.

Thursday 21 JuneRondebosch: Dr Peter Hammond will hold apresentation on Persecution Today: ReligiousPersecution in the Middle East. It takes place

at 19:30 and entrance is free. For further infor-mation 0 The Reformation Society on(021) 689 4480 or 2 [email protected]

Saturday 23 JuneKenilworth: The Cape Herb Group will holdtheir next meeting at 14:15 in the EducationRoom at St Lukes Hospice in Harfield Road.Lily Deane, producer of iNkomfe products,will talk about the African Potato (Hypoxishemerocallidea), what it is, its uses and herproducts. Tickets costs R10 for visitors and R5for members. For more information 0(021) 712 1898 or (021) 689 2807.

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We salute our community workersWe salute our community workersDear reader,

Last week I had theprivilege and honour ofmeeting two inspiration-al community workers;Ebrahim Hull ofLansdowne and Ottery’sKeith Blake.

Both men are passion-ate about serving their communities, altru-istically, and asking for nothing in return.

Charismatic Ebrahim visited our officesand regaled us with his knowledge of thedynamics and pulse of both young and oldin his community.

Ebrahim has been a resident ofLansdowne for 38 years and is known as the“Mayor of Groenvlei”.

Day and night, he is always on call whenhis communityneedshim,but thishumble,modest man does not want praise, high-lighting instead the good work of other un-sung community heroes.

At one stage, Ebrahim was secretary offive different organisations simultaneous-ly, in addition to holding a demanding full-time senior job in the furniture business.

His concern for the challenges faced bysociety, especially young people, is toppedonly by the action he takes to address social

issues such as vagrancy, drug abuse andcrime.

Among others, he was the founder ofsome community structures, has been in-volved in sport and cultural bodies, servedhis local mosque and was a radio presenter.

Luckily for wife Gadija, this is all in thepast and Ebrahim can now focus primarilyon being a doting husband and father to histhree sons and daughter and grandfatherto 12 granddaughters and four grandsons.

My meeting with Ebrahim was followedby a visit to Keith’s home and I was warmlywelcomed by Keith, his wife Tina, adorablegranddaughter and the family’s dog – whowas perhaps not so pleased to meet me.

A retired police captain, Keith is called“Kaptein” by the many underprivilegedpeople whose lives he touches.

With Tina at his side, he tirelessly servespoor communities and the couple alwayshave a meal for the poor who come knock-ing at their door.

Keith is a regular letter writer to People’sPost. Tina, he says, is his soulmate, hisvoice of reason and the editor of the numer-ous letters he sends us.

A gate they had recently put up, has hadto comedown, they say, as it obstructs theirview of “their people” – referring to thehomeless and other needy people who come

to them for food.Assisted by others like them and their

family, including three sons, the couple’sfocus is providing relief, love and prayerto residents in informal settlements andother underprivileged areas.

Over the years they have taken goodssuch as food, clothes and blankets to theneedy, ensuring that Christmas cheer pre-vails in the poorest of communities andproviding Easter eggs and pickled fish tohundreds of poor people over Easter. Theirprayers and public appeals have alwaysbeen answered abundantly, with truck-loads of goods coming their way and find-ing its way through them to those in need.

Both Keith and Ebrahim are spiritualpeople, expecting nothing in return fortheir good deeds which impact on hun-dreds, if not thousands, of lives.

Their philosophy, positivity and eternalhope in the face of despair provehowsignif-icant a difference one person can make;that it really does begin with one.

Till next time, go well.. ConnectED is a weekly column by Peo-

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RESIDENTS in Rosebank and Mowbrayare frustrated that plans for Durban Roadmay affect their property valuations.

Their concerns were raised at the Rose-bank and Mowbray Civic Association annualmeeting on Wednesday where the main topicof discussion was the future of Durban Road.

Association chairperson Jonathan Hobdaysays: “It is a concern to the communitywhether the road is going to be developed intoan eight-lane highway and what will happento the property value.”

Councillor for ward 57, Brett Herron, andcouncillor for ward 58, Matthew Kemp-thorne, explained the process involved.

The manager for Transport Network Infra-structure Development, Tony Vieira, allayedconcerns.

Vieira says: “No major changes will bemade in the near future, we would have to gothrough a public participation process beforeimplementing anything. We need to engagethe concerns of the community.”

Vieira says for the next three years therewill be no widening of the road or improve-ments, adding for “the next eight to 10 years,there is no development set for the Klipfon-tein/Durban Road public transport corri-dor”.

Herron added the City’s focus is on the Met-ro South-east with regard to public transportcorridors. He says “with the Integrated RapidTransport trunk routes into Claremont and

Wynberg we are looking at Lansdowne andWetton Road”.

Residents were put off by the inability ofCity representatives to give a definite answeron whether Durban Road would be developedor not, but, saysVieira, they have “confirmed42 road schemes (will) be abandoned”.

This includes the Wynberg bypass, whichwould have divided Maynardville.

Richard Matzopoulous, a resident of Mow-bray for the past 10 years, says he is two-minded about whether the road should be de-veloped.

“If the City does this properly – if the roadis developed correctly – it could be a goodthing because for the traffic it experiencesdaily Durban Road is rather dangerous. Ifthey could decrease the volume of cars usingthe road, things could improve and it maypush the property value up again,” says Matz-opoulous.

Herron and Kempthorne said the Citycouldput in traffic calmingmeasures tomakethe road safer, but Kempthorne adds: “Thesemeasures are costly. In my ward I have 78 pro-posals for traffic calming measures and theytotal R7 million. The City only has R3.2 mil-lion budgeted for these measures whichmeans I will only be able to implement threeperhaps. But we have to assess which aremost important.”

James White-Phillips, a resident of LittleMowbray for 40 years and former chairper-son of the civic association, expressed con-cerns about property values.

White-Phillips is currently head reservistat Mowbray police.

He says: “We are concerned about the prop-erty value. What is most frustrating is the un-certainty about this (and) that the City repre-sentatives will not so much as give a ‘worst-case scenario’. All they say is ‘it is up for

review’ and that it isn’t on the list to bescrapped.”

Another resident, who preferred to remainanonymous, says: “The Mowbray transportinterchange is too small for the traffic vol-umes it experiences.

“Having two Golden Arrow buses takingthe bend at the same time is an accident wait-ing to happen.

“Something needs to be done about the sizeof the interchange and smaller buses will beneeded if they don’t.”

Besides the fate of Durban Road, Hobdaygave general feedback regarding the status ofcrime and other developments in Mowbray.

Says Hobday: “There has been steady

progress with problems experienced in thearea, such as a real improvement in Mow-bray’s Central Business District.

“It isn’t spic-and-span, but it is most cer-tainly a lot better.

“Crime at certain hot-spots have alsodropped and sector policing is a brilliant ini-tiative which I think should be expanded.”

Patrols by a number of different neighbour-hood watches and private security compa-nies were also commended for their goodwork.

Hobday added efforts will be made to cleanup the land along the railway lines as it is a“pigsty and a cesspit of litter and other activi-ties”.

THE PANEL: Tony Vieira, Matthew Kempthorne, association secretary Monica Sutherland andJonathan Hobday listen while Brett Herron addresses the meeting. Photo: Stefni Herbert

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TOO MANY:AnelisaBokuvasaysthere aremorethanenoughpublicholidays.“We don’tneed anymore publicholidays; thereare enough already. Onewhich stands out for me isHeritage Day. I think it’s oneof the most important days ofcelebration in our country.”

LESS THANIMPRESSED:MichaelCasper is nothappy withholidays being takenaway by thegovernment. “Idon’t like thefact that thegovernmenttook away publicholidays we grew upwith. They don’t include the publicwhen they make these decisions,they just overrule us.”

A DAY FOROUR FURRYFRIENDS:MadriPrincesays if shehad thepower tointroducea publicholiday shewould dosomethingfor pets. “Iwould promoteanticrueltytowards animals. Making a public holiday of it would definitelycreate awareness.”

WHO DECIDES?Faeza Carelsesays there aretoo little public holidays.“A few morewouldn’thurt,” saysCarelse. “Iwould alsolike toknow howand who decides onwhat we ascitizens are allowed to celebrate nationwide.”

EQUAL: DorcasGorman saysthere should beequal publicholidays forall. “It’s notfair that people of otherfaiths haveto put inleave atwork to celebrate their holy days. Theyshould be givenpublic holidayslike we are givenChristmas and Easter.”

WASTE OF VALUABLE HOURS: Sinclair Swartzsays the country is wastingprecioushours on public holidays.“Our countryis already inan economiccrisis. All thepublic holidays hampersit further. Welose too manyhours by being unproductive.”

TOO LITTLETIME OFF:MagdaleneCupido feelsthere aretoo fewpublic holidays. “Wecould dowith somemore public holidaysand I wouldlike Ascension Day backon the calendar as a nationalholiday too.”

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SUMMER JACOBS

THERE is at least onepublic holiday dur-ing eight months onthe South Africancalendar.

Nationwide, we com-memorate milestonesin our political historysuch as Youth Day,Freedom Day and Hu-man Rights Day.

Although these pub-licholidaysprovide cit-izenswitha sense of pa-triotism and unitesthem across differentraces and cultures,there is no doubt that ithas a negative effect onthe economy.

Government servic-es as well as banks areclosed on public holi-days, and retail andgrocery shops are openfor limited hours only.

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Rally to saveRally to savePrincess VleiPrincess Vlei

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PLANS to refurbish the open space ofPrincess Vlei into a natural fortress wastaken to a higher level on Saturday.

A People’s Rally, hosted by the PrincessVlei Forum (PVF), attracted more than 2 300people. The event also saw the signing of apetition to save the vlei from being devel-oped into a mega-mall.

The proposed development by InsightProperty Developers is expected to comprisea 9090m² shopping mall and a 100m² taxirank, leaving only a 30m buffer strip fromthe vlei’s shore for recreational purposes.

It has been a tug-of-war between the own-ers of the land, the City of Cape Town, theprovincial Department of EnvironmentalAffairs and Development Planning andthose opposing the development since theplans were initially submitted more than 15years ago. In November the City’s SpatialPlanning, Environment and Land Use Man-agement Committee (Spelum) turned downthe developer’s application for the extensionof the rezoning.

The developers, in turn, appealed to theMEC for Environmental Affairs and Devel-opment Planning Anton Bredell, who ap-proved the application for the land to be re-zoned from public open space to business.

But there is still no clarity on whether thedevelopment has received a final approvalfrom the City. And those in opposition to thedevelopment have decided to launch the Peo-ple’s Plan – a plan to refurbish the land andrecreational space, a walk-way around thevlei, a community garden, a market place

and an Environmental and Socio-natureCentre where the history of the Cape Flatswill be curated (“Plans for the Princess”,People’s Post, 5 June).

At the rally Philip Bam, chairperson of theLotus River and Grassy Park Civic Associa-tion (Logra) and a founder of PVF said: “Oneof the wonderful things this campaign hasdone for us is it has brought us to realise whowe are – in this way they took away our herit-age and inheritance. Just as we are restoringthe fynbos here at the vlei, we will restoreour dignity.”

Also showing his support for the plan wasCosatu provincial chairperson Tony Ehren-reich. “Don’t for a minute believe those whowill tell you workers will stand with thesebig business interests because it will provideus jobs. We know we need jobs in this coun-try, but much more importantly we know weneed to defend and sustain our heritage andthat is why Cosatu is standing behind thePrincess Vlei committee,” he said.

“This is not about politics and it is notabout race; it is about assuring ourselvesthat we must stand on the side of justice. Weneed places where we can come together asblack and white in a real space, like the Prin-cess Vlei. But those spaces are shrinking –they are being taken away, but they shouldbe expanding. We want to assure you thatwhile we will sign petitions and pray for thePrincess Vlei, we will also not hesitate tofight for the legacy of all our people.”


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SIXTH SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION TO THE 2009 GENERAL VALUATIONROLL (SV06) FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2012/2013Notice is hereby given in terms of section 49 (1)(a)(i) of the Local Government: Municipal Property Rates Act, 2004 (Act no. 6 of 2004),hereinafter referred to as the “Act,” that the Sixth Supplementary Valuation Roll to the 2009 General Valuation Roll (SV06) for the financial year2012/2013 is open for public inspection at the venues as stated below as from 21 June 2012 until 31 July 2012. The forms for the lodging ofobjections are obtainable at these venues. In addition the valuation roll is available on the Council website as from 21 June 2012 (the address isprovided below).

Properties were selected to appear on the Sixth Supplementary Valuation Roll to the 2009 General Valuation Roll (SV06) Roll in terms ofsection 78(1) of Act if the property a) was incorrectly omitted from the Valuation Roll; b) has been included in the municipality after the lastgeneral valuation; c) has been subdivided or consolidated after the last general valuation; d) has undergone a substantial increase or decrease inmarket value since the last general valuation; e) was substantially incorrectly valued in the last general valuation; f) must be revalued for any otherexceptional reason; g) of which the category has changed.

In terms of Section 49(1)(a)(ii) of the Act, any property owner or person who so desires may lodge an objection with the municipal manager inrespect of any matter reflected in, or omitted from the valuation roll, within the abovementioned period.

Objections may only be lodged in respect of properties valued on the SV06 Roll. The owners of these properties will be notified of theirSV06 valuations in writing at the postal address currently held on the City’s database.

Attention is specifically drawn to the fact that in terms of section 50(2) of the Act an objection must be in relation to a specific individual propertyand not against the supplementary valuation roll as a whole. The forms for lodging an objection can be obtained from one of the venues listedbelow, and can be downloaded from the website. A separate objection form must be completed per property.

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Seminar ongrievingANYONE who has experienced losscan learn to cope with their grief at aseminar.

The seminar is titled Good Mourn-ing – A Journey Through Grief andLoss to Hope and Healing.

It is available for all who have suf-fered any type of loss – of family,friends, job, home or security – andare struggling to come to terms withit.

The seminar will be held at ChristChurch, on the corner of Summerleyand Richmond roads, in Kenilworth,on Saturday 7 July, from 9:00. The costof R60 includes a workbook.

Call Lindy Wridgeway at(021) 797 6332 or email [email protected] or Denise Wibberley on(021) 797 1194 or 082 881 8213 or [email protected].

Launch of ‘nature’s Facebook’Launch of ‘nature’s Facebook’STEFNI HERBERT

ENVIRONMENT lovers now have a newapplication to share what they see.

Kenilworth Racecourse Conservation Ar-ea (KRCA) and the SA National Biodiversi-ty Institute (Sanbi) recently launched iSpot.

Sanbi representative Sarah Hutchinsonsays: “The launch consisted of a number ofbioblitz sessions which aim to identify asmany species as possible at a particular siteand date.”

The launch consisted of bioblitz walksthrough the conservation area at Kenil-worth Racecourse and a workshop.

Tony Rebelo, of the institute, says: “Theinitiative is brilliant because we would liketo have people and experts interacting onwhat they see around them, not only in con-servation areas.”

After the bioblitz the participants, whorecorded what they saw on cameras, wouldjoin the workshop which explained how theapplication functions.

KRCA representative Skye Marks says:“It is a fun way for people who are interest-ed in the same things to engage with eachother.

“Besides the fun aspect, it is also an edu-cational tool because if you, for example, donot know about a specific species, someoneelse may be able to tell you what it is.”

Marks says unknown species can be re-searched by scientists, which will “helpwith the discovery of new species”.

Dubbing the application “Facebook fornature”, Marks says it is rather simple touse.

After logging onto the website, a profileneeds to be created. After inserting the nec-essary credentials, ‘observations’ can be

uploaded. Picture format can only be JPEGand a variety of tags can be used when iden-tifying the content of the observation.

Before the observation is completely up-loaded, the user will be required to identifythe location of where they saw the specificspecies on a map.

Marks says: “There is a fun element add-ed to the application in that the more plantsyou identify correctly, the more points youearn. There’s no prize for the most points,but makes budding conservationists wantto learn more in order for them to be correctand earn the points.”

The idea for iSpot started in 2008 underthe Open University in the UK and after itgrew substantially in popularity, the found-ers decided to try it in a biodiverse countryand chose South Africa.

Hutchinson says: “Sanbi decided theyneeded a citizen science initiative and

agreed to try it. We released it in March 2011and it has proven to be successful becausewe now have 750 users who have submittedover 15 000 observations.

“The site is now completely user-driven,with experts sharingknowledgewithbegin-ners and more people are learning about na-ture.”

For those who are hoping to learn moreabout the application, Hutchinson saysSanbi could be hosting more workshops forschool groups and the public in the near fu-ture.

For additional information about the bi-oblitz sessions call Sarah Hutchinson 0(021) 799 8751 or 2 [email protected] or [email protected].

KRCA hosts walks through the conserva-tion area regularly.

Contact James Cooper or Skye Marks 0(021) 700 1843.

COMEBACK: The Cinnamon Sambreeltjie, scientifically known as Hessea Cinamomea, hasn’tbeen recorded at KRCAfor about 70 years, butwas spotted in a burnpatch on Thursday.

Photo: SarahLeigh Hutchinson

IN BLOOM: The Grand Duchess Sorrel,scientifically known as the Oxalis Purpurea, adds a burst of colour to the majorityof the earth colours in the reserve.

SCARCE: A bee on one of the few flowers foundin the reserve at the iSpot launch on Thursday.

THE APP: The website is believed to be similar to Facebook andeasy to use. Photos: Stefni Herbert


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Robberies at knifepointRONDEBOSCH police are warning resi-dents to be vigilant when on foot.

Two people were robbed at knife-point atRondebosch Common on Wednesday.

The station’s spokesperson, Warrant Of-ficer Lyndon Sisam, says: “The incident tookplace at 16:15 at a time when it is still rela-tively light. This calls for concern becausemany people use the Common.”

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LITTLE READERS: The CapeTown Book Fairwas hosted atthe Cape TownInternationalConventionCentre over theweekend. Thethreeday programme featured booklaunches andsignings, author interviews,literary workshops and forums, exhibitions and displays by bookassociations,distributors and stores, electronic book traders, libraries, literary agents and publishers, and much more. In picture, the children’s reading carpet, where books were readand stories told. Photo: Danielle Karallis


RECENTLY, the Grove community, past and present, and

special guests Helen Zille, Donald Grant, Clive Roos and

members from the Historical Society, celebrated the launch

of the book, The Grove, Spanning Three Centuries. As guests

celebrated, the hall was abuzz with memories and anec-

dotes, shared over good wine and delicious snacks.

WINTER HOLIDAY PROGRAMMESATHLONE LIBRARY

Tues 26 June 11:00 Games & PuzzlesWed 27 June 11:00 Storytelling & Colouring-inTues 03 July 11:00 DVD showWed 04 July 11:00 Arts & CraftsTues 10 July 11:00 Games & PuzzlesWed 11 July 11:00 Storytelling & Colouring-inFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Soraya SamuelsAddress: Cnr Dobson & Klipfontein Roads, ATHLONEContact No.: 021 696-6250/9731E-mail: [email protected]

BELLVILLE LIBRARY

Mon 25 June Register for Reading Club in Children’sDept. and Crafts at Info

10:00 Crafts with Cathrine Olympicmedals

Tues 26 June 10:00 DVDWed 27 June 10:00 Storytime with Lona GerickeThurs 28 June Board games, colouring comp.Fri 29 June 10:00 Game day in AuditoriumMon 02 July 10:00 Crafts with Cathrin making a hat

to represent a countryTues 03 July 10:00 DVDWed 04 July 10:00 Storytime with LonaThurs 05 July 10:00 DVDFri 06 July 10:00 Hat’s Parade and Medals. Prizes

to be won!For more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Christelle LubbeAddress: Carel van Aswegen Street, BELLVILLEContact No.: 021 918-2300E-mail: [email protected]

BELLVILLE SOUTH LIBRARY

Mon 25 June DVD showsTues 26 June Games & colour-inWed 27 June CraftsThurs 28 June DVD showFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Fatima DanielsAddress: Kasselsvlei Road, BELLVILLE SOUTHContact No.: 021 951-4370E-mail: [email protected]

BLOUBERGSTRAND LIBRARY

Tues 26 June 13:00 Where’s WallyTues 03 July 13:00 Creative movementTues 10 July 13:00 Nature craftFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Jacinta AvontuurAddress: Andrew Foster Road, BLOUBERGSTRANDContact No.: 021 554-1641E-mail: [email protected]

BONTEHEUWEL LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 11:00 Blue RibbonTues 26 June 13:00 Soup Kitchen SaskoWed 27 June 12:00 Face PaintingThur 28 June 11:00 Safe LineFri 29 June 11:00 Sport & RecFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Princess NtilasheAddress: Bonteheuwel Town Centre, Blue Gum Street,BONTEHEUWELContact No.: 021 694-4684E-mail: [email protected]

BRACKENFELL LIBRARY

Wed 27 June 10:00 Make your own pictureWed 04 July 10:00 Colour-in comp.Wed 11 July 10:00 Board gamesFor more information about DVD afternoons pleasecontact the libraryContact Person: Sunell LotterAddress: Paradys Street, BRACKENFELLContact No.: 021 980-1261/65E-mail: [email protected]

BRIDGETOWN LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 11:00 – 12:00 Computer game –World Book Online

11:00 - 12:00 Word SearchTues 26 June 11:00 – 12:00 Computer game –

World Book Online11:00 – 12:00 Arts & Crafts

Wed 27 June 11:00 – 12:00 Computer Game –Britannica Online

11:00 – 12:00 Library QuizThurs 28 June 11:00 – 12:00 Computer Game –

Britannica Online11:00 – 12:00 Board Games

Duration of Holiday: 11:00 – 12:0014:00 – 16:00 Colouring/DVD

Screening Story hour /Indoor gamesFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Amanda EngelbrechtAddress: Cnr Cornflower & Heide Streets,BRIDGETOWNContact No.: 021 699-0914E-mail: [email protected]

BROWNS FARM LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 11:00 – 13:00 Storytelling / Art & CraftsTues 26 June 11:00 – 13:00 Storytelling / Colour-inWed 27 June 11:00 – 13:00 Indigenous Games

PuzzlesThurs 28 June 11:00 – 13:00 Storytelling / Sport

GamesFri 29 June 11:00 – 13:00 Treasure Hunt / MoviesFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Luyanda SimangaAddress: Bristol Road, Off Ingulube Road, PHILIPPIWESTContact No.: 021 372-1511 / 371-4495E-mail: [email protected]

CENTRAL LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 12:00 – 12:30 Storytelling12:30 – 13:30 Bingo

Wed 27 June 11:00 – 13:00 Free Art ClassesFri 29 June 11:30 – 12:00 Colour in

12:00 – 16:00 MoviesMon 02 July 12:00 – 12:30 Storytelling

12:30 – 13:30 CraftTue 03 July 11:00 – 13:00 Free Art ClassesWed 04 July 11:00 – 13:00 Free Art ClassesFri 06 July 11:00 – 11:30 Storytelling

11:30 – 14:30 Indoor GamesMon 09 July 12:00 – 12:30 Storytelling

12:30 – 13:30 ActivityWed 11 July 12:00 – 12:30 Storytelling

12:30 – 13:30 CraftFri 13 July 11:00 – 11:30 Storytelling

11:30 – 16:00 Movie afternoonFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Sharon BrijmohunAddress: Drill Hall, Parade Street, CAPE TOWNContact No.: 021 467-1567/68/69E-mail: [email protected]

CROSSROADS LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 12:00 StorytellingTues 26 June 15:00 Video showWed 27 June 11:00 Crayoning

14:00 Face PaintingThurs 28 June 10:00 StorytimeFri 29 June 12:00 Video showMon 02 July 12:00 OrientationTues 03 July 13:00 Jumping CastleWed 04 July 11:00 Chess GamesThurs 05 July 11:00 StorytimeFri 06 July 12:00 Video showMon 09 July 12:00 Book ReadingTues 10 July 11:00 PuzzlesWed 11 July 11:00 Face PaintingThurs 12 July 12:00 Art & ColouringFri 13 July 12:00 Video showFor more information please contact the library

Contact Person: Kumbula MacilikisheAddress: Lansdowne Road (East of New EislebenRoad), CROSSROADSContact No.: 021 386-2676E-mail: [email protected]

DURBANVILLE LIBRARY

Fri 29 June 10:30 Fridge magnetsWed 04 July 10:30 FingerpaintFri 06 July 10:30 MasksTue 10 July 10:30 Pirate FunThur 12 July 10:30 Fun and gamesFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Charmaine PetersenAddress: Cnr Oxford & Koeberg Roads, DURBANVILLEContact No.: 021 970-3094/96E-mail: [email protected]

EDGEMEAD LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 10:00 Build a Polystyrene catTue 26 June 10:00 Hand print animal collage fun &

StorytimeTue 10 July 10:00 We make Storage tins in an

Animal ThemeThurs 12 July 10:00 Caterpillar craftFri 13 July 10:00 Bring an animal soft toy & have apicnic at the library & story timeFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Lorraine MathewsonAddress: Edgemead Avenue, EDGEMEADContact No.: 021 558-2842/2899E-mail: [email protected]

EIKENDAL LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 14:00 Art & CraftFri 29 June 13:00 Mind and Board gamesTue 03 July 14:00 Indoor gamesFri 06 July 13:00 Games to be coordinated by

Timothy from Sport & Rec.Mon 09 July 13:00 Movie dayFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Veniwe RoboAddress: Van Riebeecks Way, KRAAIFONTEINContact No.: 021 980-6160E-mail: [email protected]

ELSIES RIVER LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 10:30 – 13:00 DVD showTues 26 June 10:30 – 13:00 Arts and Colour-in

FunWed 27 June 10:30 – 13:00 Let’s DanceThurs 28 June 10:30 – 13:00 Let’s DanceFri 29 June 10:30 – 13:00 Chess & GamesMon 02 to Fri 06 July DVD’sFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Julian SchroederAddress: Civic Centre, Halt Road, ELSIES RIVERContact No.: 021 936-8816E-mail: [email protected]

FISH HOEK LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 11:00 – 12:00 African BraceletsTue 26 June 11:00 – 12:00 Film ShowMon 02 July 11:00 – 12:00 Figurine paintingTue 03 July 11:00 – 12:00 Film showMon 09 July 11:00 – 12:00 ZebrasTue 10 July 11:00 – 12:00 Film ShowEvery Friday Storytime & CraftFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Lyn SteynAddress: Central Circle, FISH HOEKContact No.: 021 784-2030/31E-mail: [email protected]

GOODWOOD LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 10:00 Puppet show by SPCAFri 29 June 10:00 107 Wally the Mascot: Talk

on safetyTues 03 July 10:00 Arts and CraftsThurs 05 July 10:00 Fire & Rescue Services visit

Fri 06 July 10:00 Movie morningMon 09 July 10:00 Arts & CraftsTues 10 July 10:00 Traffic ServicesFri 13 July 11:00 Treasure hunt in the libraryFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Rosa FolscherAddress: Cnr Voortrekker & MacDonald Roads,GOODWOODContact No.: 021 590-1555/1562E-mail: [email protected]

GORDON’S BAY LIBRARY

Tues 26 June 10:00 Stories & CraftThurs 28 June 10:00 Stories & CraftTues 03 July 10:00 Stories & CraftThurs 05 July 10:00 Stories & CraftTues 10 July 10:00 Stories & CraftThurs 12 July 10:00 Stories & CraftFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Gretel MaraisAddress: Watt Street, GORDON’S BAYContact No.: 021 856-8059/1825E-mail: [email protected]

GUGULETU LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 12:00 – 13:00 StorytellingTues 26 June 12:00 – 13:00 Library OrientationWed 27 June 12:00 – 13:00 Unawe ProjectThurs 28 June 11:30 – 13:30 Come & PlayFri 29 June 11:00 – 12:00 Spelling ProgrammeMon 02 July 11:00 – 12:00 107For more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Pearl SojolaAddress: NY 144, GUGULETUContact No.: 021 633-2521 / 021 638-3174E-mail: [email protected]

HANOVER PARK LIBRARY

Mon 02 July 10:00 Edu DVDTues 03 July 10:00 Come and PlayWed 04 July 10:00 The Big stompThur 05 July 10:00 Puppet ShowFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Bernadette DanielsAddress: Cnr Hanover Park Avenue & Surren Road,HANOVER PARKContact No.: 021 691-9915/3792E-mail: [email protected]

HARARE LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 12:00 – 14:00 Debate on social issuesTues 26 June 13:00 – 14:00 Traditional storytelling by

Masithandane Senior Club to kidsWed 27 June 13:00 – 15:00 Indoor gamesThurs 28 June 10:00 – 11:00 Read aloudFri 29 June 12:00 – 13:00 Puppet show!DVDs to be shown during the school holiday at thelibrary’s Audio Visual area from 12:00 – 16:00

Contact Person: Lulama LangeniAddress: 42 Ncumo Street, Harare Square, Harare,KHAYELITSHAContact No.: 021 417-0160/61E-mail: [email protected]

HEIDEVELD LIBRARY

Tues 10 July 11:00 MoviesWed 11 July 11:00 Arts & CraftsThurs 12 July 11:00 Tour through library with

mystery prizesFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Mark HendricksAddress: Cnr Heideveld & Hogsback Roads,HEIDEVELDContact No.: 021 637-5432/8163E-mail: [email protected]

HUGUENOT SQUARE LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 11:00 – 15:00 Video & Safety DuringHoliday

For more information please contact the library

Tues 26 June 11:00 – 15:00 Colour-in & Arts & CraftsWed 27 June 11:00 – 15:00 Storytelling & videoThurs 28 June 11:00 – 15:00 Talent show & Noot vir

NootFri 29 June 11:00 – 15:00 Video & Safety

AwarenessFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Zine Nqose-TwakuAddress: Cnr Belhar Drive & Huguenot Road, BELHARContact No.: 021 952-3677 / 3685E-mail: [email protected]

KOEBERG LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 10:30 – 12:00 Learn to knitFri 29 June 10:30 – 12:00 Video timeMon 02 July 10:30 – 12:00 World art, e.g. China,

Aboriginal and African artFri 06 July 10:30 – 12:00 Video timeWed 11 July 10:30 – 12:00 Dance and music morningFri 13 July 10:30 – 12:00 Video timeFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Roelda BrownAddress: Merchant Walk, Duynefontein,MELKBOSSTRANDE-mail: [email protected]

KOMMETJIE LIBRARY

Thurs 28 June 10:00 Beading /Jewellery makingMon 02 July 10:00 Storytime & CraftsThurs 12 July 10:30 Make-up demo for teensFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Jane GrieveAddress: Somerset Way, KOMMETJIEContact No.: 021 783-1848E-mail: [email protected]

KUILSRIVER LIBRARY

Tues 26 June 09:00 DVD10:00 Activity11:00 Activity

Wed 27 June 09:00 Storytime10:00 Activity11:00 Puppet show

Thurs 28 June 09:00 Activity10:00 Activitiy11:00 Activity

For more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Elzette MyburghAddress: Carinus Street, KUILSRIVERContact No.: 021 900-1615 / 1628E-mail: [email protected]

KULANI LIBRARY

Puppet showCartoon for funSoccer indoor sport by come and play from sport andrecreationPuzzlesFace painting and artTv viewingFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Catherine BenAddress: Makabeni Street, KHAYELITSHAContact No.: 021 361-1208 / 1091E-mail: [email protected]

LANGA LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 107Tues 26 June GamesWed 27 June Movie DayThurs 28 June Chess CompetitionFri 29 June Story SessionFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Nomalinga SiyotulaAddress: Cnr Washington Street & Mendi Avenue,LANGAContact No.: 021 694-1868E-mail: [email protected]

LIBRARY & INFORMATION SERVICES:

For a full list of programmes please visit our website on www.capetown.gov.za/library

Primary school book published

SOCIALITES: Guest speaker PremierHelen Zille with former Grove principalGreg Brown. Photos: Supplied

BROUGHT TOBOOK: Publishers LiezelMeintjies andJames Hartwith TheGrove book.

ALLSMILES:Sally Boulleand AlixeLopwenherz, formerteacher atGrove andauthor ofThe Grove,SpanningThree Centuries.

ALUMNI: Former pupils John Mantell (left) and David Mantell withPremier Helen Zille.


LANSDOWNE LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 10:30 The Big StompWed 27 June 10:30 Arts & CraftsMon 02 July The Great food MysteryWed 04 July Arts & CraftsThurs 05 July Healthy Living is FunFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Julie DanielsAddress: Cnr Church Street & Lansdowne Road,LANSDOWNE, 7780Contact No.: 021 762-4671E-mail: [email protected]

MAMRE LIBRARY

Tues 26 June 11:00 – 12:00 Story hour12:00 – 13:00 DVD15:00 – 16:00 Reading Assistance Program

Wed 27 June 11:00 – 12:00 Story with craft12:00 – 13:00 DVD15:00 – 16:00 Reading Assistance Program

Thurs 28 June11:00 – 12:00 Story with related craft12:00 – 13:00 DVD15:00 – 16:00 Reading Assistance Program

Fri 29 June 11:00 – 12:00 Board games12:00 – 13:00 DVD

Tues 03 July 11:00 – 12:00 Story hour12:00 – 13:00 DVD15:00 – 16:00 Reading Assistance Program

Wed 04 July 11:00 - 12:00 Story hour12:00 – 13:00 DVD15:00 – 16:00 Reading Assistance Program

Thurs 05 July 11:00 – 12:00 Story12:00 – 13:00 DVD15:00 – 16:00 Reading Assistance Program

Fri 26 July 11:00 - 13:00 Board gamesFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Jacoba Van ZylAddress: Main Road, MAMRE, 7347Contact No.: 021 576-1661E-mail: [email protected]

MASAKHANE LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 12:00 – 13:30 CraftTues 26 June 12:00 – 13:30 Games & PuzzlesWed 27 June 12:00 – 13:30 Puppet ShowThurs 28 June 12:00 – 13:30 Colouring-inFri 29 June 12:00 – 13:30 StorytellingMon 02 July 12:00 – 13:30 Colouring-inTues 03 July 12:00 – 13:30 MovieWed 04 July 12:00 – 13:30 CraftThur. 05 July 12:00 – 13:30 Games & PuzzlesFri 06 July 12:00 – 13:30 Story HourMon 09 July 12:00 – 13:30 Colouring-inTues 10 July 12:00 - 13:30 CraftWed. 11 July 12:00 – 13:30 Games & PuzzlesThurs 12 July 12:00 – 13:30 MovieFri 13 July 12:00 – 13:30 Story HourFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Mtoleni MitiAddress: Ntlazana Street, KHAYELITSHAContact No.: 021 361-0203/9428E-mail: [email protected]

MEADOWRIDGE LIBRARY

Thurs 28 June 15:00 CraftFri 29 June 14:30 StorytellingThurs 12 July 14:30 SPCA Puppet ShowFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Anne-Maree van WyngaardtAddress: Howard Drive, MEADOWRIDGE, 7800Contact No.: 021 712-9382/83/9360E-mail: [email protected]

MELTONROSE LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 11:00 – 12:00 Recycling awarenessTues 26 June 11:00 – 11:30 Hand CraftsWed 27 June 11:00 – 12:00 Hand CraftsThur 28 June 11:00 – 12:00 Mobiles made from doughFri 29 June 11:00 – 12:00 Beaded handMon 02 July 11:00 – 12:00 Fun and Games

Tues 03 July 11:00 – 13:00 Hand craft and DVDWed 04 July 11:00 – 14:30 StorytellingThurs 05 July 11:00 – 15:00 Fun and gamesFri 06 July 11:00 – 15:00 DVD showFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Eleanore PietersenAddress: Cnr Fynbos & Melkbos Streets,MELTONROSEContact No.: 021 900-4019/4020E-mail: [email protected]

MITCHELL’S PLAIN LIBRARY

Tues 26 June 10:00 Stories you can eatWed 27 June 10:00 Craft dayThurs 28 June 10:00 Bedtime storiesTues 03 July 11:00 Puppet ShowWed 04 July 10:00 Come & PlayTues 10 July 11:00 SafelineFri 13 July 11:00 Puppet showFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Rosalind HendricksAddress: Mitchell’s Plain Town Centre, Symphony Walk,MITCHELL’S PLAINContact No.: 021 391-4787/88/89E-mail: [email protected]

MUIZENBERG LIBRARY

Thurs 28 June 15:00 – 16:00 Art & Craft – Reversalpainting

Tues 03 July 15:00 – 16:00 Art & Craft – Gel candlemaking

Thurs 05 July 14:00 – 16:00 Childrens moviesTues 10 July 15:00 – 16:00 Art & CraftThurs 12 July 15:00 – 16:00 Art & CraftFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Nicolette AmonAddress: Cnr Atlantic & Beach Roads, MUIZENBERGContact No.: 021 788-5263E-mail: [email protected]

NYANGA LIBRARY

Tues 26 June Storytelling (safety on holidays)Fri 29 June Blue RibbonTues 02 July Puzzles, board games & storytellingFri 06 July Come and playTues 10 July Arts and CraftsFri 13 July Life and social skillsFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Sophie MahuzieAddress: Freedom Square, Off Zwelitsha Drive,NYANGAContact No.: 021 386-6118E-mail: [email protected]

OBSERVATORY LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 14:00 DVD showWed 27 June 11:00 StorytimeThurs 28 June 14:00 DVD showFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Nadia IsmailAddress: 83 Station Road, OBSERVATORYContact No.: 021 447-9017E-mail: [email protected]

OCEAN VIEW LIBRARY

Mon 02 July Card makingTues 03 July Book markerWed 04 July Photo frameThurs 05 July Indoor gamesFri 06 July MovieFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Carmen FowkesAddress: Carina Close, OCEAN VIEW, 7975Contact No.: 021 783-1887E-mail: [email protected]

PAROW LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 11:00 Stories & Colouring inWed 27 June 11:00 We play BingoThurs 28 June 11:00 Fun quiz

Mon 02 July 11:00 We make bird masksWed 04 July 11:00 Indoor gamesThur 05 July 11:00 Bellville Bird Club Talk &

HandicraftMon 09 July 11:00 Reach for the stars with the

ObservatoryWed 11 July 11:00 Puppet showThurs 12 July 11:00 Decoration cookiesFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Kathleen LaishleyAddress: Cnr McIntyre Street & 1st Avenue, PAROWContact No.: 021 938-8123E-mail: [email protected]

PHILIPPI EAST LIBRARY

Tues 26 June Puzzles & GamesWed 27 June Drama & DVD’sThurs 28 June StorytellingFri 29 June Malusi Reading ClubSat 30 June Reading & Personal

DevelopmentMon 03 July StorytellingFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Nombasa MakasiAddress: Cnr Phumlani Ave & Ngqabe Road, PHILIPPIEASTContact No.: 021 371-7198E-mail: [email protected]

RAVENSMEAD LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 10:00 VideosTues 26 June 10:00 Reading comp /colouring-inWed 27 June 10:00 GamesThurs 28 June Make pop-up cardsFri 29 June Videos / Face PaintingMon 02 July 10:00 StoriesTues 03 July 10:00 Make a book mobileWed 04 July 10:00 Videos / Face PaintingThurs 05 July 10:00 Paint your own pictureFri 06 July 10:00 VideosMon 09 July 10:00 Happy books, Sad booksTues 10 July 10:00 Stories / Face PaintingWed 11 July 10:00 Videos with a surprizeThurs 12 July 10:00 Games: Pick a BoxFri 13 July 10:00 VideosFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Reginald MayAddress: Edgar Bullock Street, RAVENSMEAD, 7504Contact No.: 021 936-8774/8921E-mail: [email protected]

RONDEBOSCH LIBRARY

Wed 25 June 10:15 Makes paper-plate fishFri 29 June 10:15 Celebrate the winter cold

with a snowmanWed 04 July 10:15 Paper plate chickensFri 06 July 10:15 Interesting octopi show kids

that recycling can be creative and funWed 11 July 10:15 Butterflies brighten up the

winter greyFri 13 July 10:15 Penguins bring luck and fun

to the libraryFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Anna van der RietAddress: Town Hall, Hall Road, RONDEBOSCHContact No.: 021 689-1100 / 685-2584E-mail: [email protected]

RYLANDS LIBRARY

Wed 27 June 11:00 – 11:30 Healthy Living is Fun11:30 – 12:30 Blue Ribbon

Wed 04 July 11:00 – 11:30 The Great Food Mystery11:30 – 12:30 Fire dept. Visit

Wed 11 July 11:00 – 11:30 The Big Stomp11:30 – 12:30 Ice your own cupcake

For more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Jean Maree UysAddress: Bulu Parker Drive, GATESVILLEContact No.: 021 637-2220/3325E-mail: [email protected]

SCOTTSDENE LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 14:00 – 16:00 Story by Eu-UnaweTues 26 June 14:00 – 16:00 Board gamesWed 27 June 14:00 – 16:00 Olympic GamesTues 28 June 14:00 – 16:00 Mind GamesThurs 29 June 14:00 – 16:00 DVDFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Allison JantjiesAddress: Eaon Way, SCOTTSDENE, 7570Contact No.: 021 980-6258/56E-mail: [email protected]

SEA POINT LIBRARY

Wed 27 June 10:00 – 11:00 Pramjam for toddlersWed 04 July 10:00 – 11:00 Pramjam for toddlersWed 11 July 10:00 – 11:00 Pramjam for toddlersFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Leta NaudeAddress: Civic Centre, Cnr Three Anchor Bay & MainRoads, SEA POINTContact No.: 021 439-7440E-mail: : [email protected]

SOMERSET WEST LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 10:00 – 11:00 Build a colourful insectTues 26 June 10:00 – 11:00 Magic show by AndriWed 27 June 10:00 – 11:00 Come and join in our fun

filled movement session11:15 – 12:15 Come and join in our fun

filled movement sessionThurs 28 June 10:00 – 11:00 Wally 107Fri 29 June 10:00 – 11:00 Sally-Ann Wagner

11:15 – 12:15 Sally-Ann WagnerFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Talita de KlerkAddress: Cnr Victoria & Andries Pretorius Streets,SOMERSET WESTContact No.: 021 850-4526/4527/4458E-mail: [email protected]

STRAND LIBRARY

Tues 26 June 10:00 Make fairy paper doll & JumboJet

Tues 03 July 10:00 Puppet show & face paintingThurs 05 July 10:00 Cake decoration &

storytellingWed 11 July 10:00 Mosaic Workshop for mothers

and childrenThurs 12 July 10:00 Creative fun (Stories and

painting)15:00 DVD show

For more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Erika van StadenAddress: Mills Street, STRAND, 7140Contact No.: 021 850-4188/4173E-mail: [email protected]

TABLE VIEW LIBRARY

Thurs 28 June 10:00 – 12:00 Lib knit clubWed 04 July 10:00 – 12:00 Fun with sticksThurs 05 July 10:00 – 12:00 Lib knit clubWed 11 July 10:00 – 12:00 Make your own book

marksFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Linda BarnardAddress: Birkenhead Road, TABLE VIEWContact No.: 021 557-8995E-mail: [email protected]

VALHALLA PARK LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 10:30 MoviesTues 26 June 10:30 Colouring-in

CompetitionWed 27 June 10:30 Fun GamesThurs 28 June 10:30 Arts and CraftsFri 29 June 10:30 Talent ShowWed 04 July 10:30 Blue Ribbon Road Show

For more information please contact the library

Contact Person: Thandiwe MtshenguAddress: Angela Street, VALHALLA PARKContact No.: 021 934-5007/08E-mail: [email protected]

WELTEVREDEN LIBRARY

Mon 25 June Gospel MusicTues 26 June Play of SarafinaWed 27 June Oral Literature and Storytelling

about June 16Thurs 28 June Cultural and CommentatorsFri 29 June Puzzles and Debate about freedom

fightersFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Ndumiso MagwazaAddress: Oliver Tambo Drive, WELTEVREDEN VALLEYContact No.: 021 371-3360E-mail: [email protected]

WESFLEUR LIBRARY

Mon 25 June Indoor Edu. GamesTues 26 June Jan Hoop /Metro policeWed 27 June Arts & CraftsThurs 28 June Soup Kitchen for under privileged juv.

patronsFri 29 June Video’sMon 02 July Indoor Edu. GamesTues 03 July Jan Hoop /Metro policeWed 04 July Arts & CraftsThurs 05 July Soup Kitchen for the under privileged

juvenile patronsFri 06 July Video’sMon 09 July Safe CitiesTues 10 July Safe CitiesWed 11 July Rodney Leak ProgrammeThurs 12 July Soup KitchenFri 13 July Back to SchoolFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Frances HearnAddress: Wesfleur Circle, ATLANTIS, 7349Contact No.: 021 572-7495E-mail: [email protected]

WESTRIDGE LIBRARY

Mon 25 June Colour-in winter themeWed 27 June Make your own book markersMon 02 July Quiz – Find the answers in the library &

Colour-in for the youngWed 04 July Board gamesMon 09 July Mask makingWed 11 July Party hat creationFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Ganief HendricksAddress: Civic Centre, Wespoort Road, WESTRIDGEContact No.: 021 392-3720E-mail: [email protected]

WOODSTOCK LIBRARY

Mon 25 June 12:00 – 13:00 Making a beeThurs 28 June 12:00 – 13:00 Make a martial arts manMon 02 July 12:00 – 15:00 Come and PlayWed 04 July 12:00 – 15:00 Come and PlayFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Ntombegugu MpofuAddress: Town Hall, Cnr Clyde & Aberdeen Roads,WOODSTOCKContact No.: 021 448-6426/27E-mail: [email protected]

WYNBERG LIBRARY

Wed 27 June 10:30 – 11:30 Storytime & CraftWed 04 July 10:30 – 11:30 Storytime & CraftWed 11 July 10:30 – 11:30 Storytime & CraftFor more information please contact the libraryContact Person: Luke TownsendAddress: Maynardville, WYNBERG, 7800Contact No.: 021 762-2877/78 / 797-6492E-mail: [email protected]

Mogamat

For a full list of programmes please visit our website on www.capetown.gov.za/library

WINTER HOLIDAY PROGRAMMES

LIBRARY & INFORMATION SERVICES:

FOR THE SOUL: Children created a heart and a man in the middle of the school hall using 500 loaves ofbread, 600 packets and 200 tins of soup. Each child from grades one to six at the South Africa CollegeSchool’s junior school were asked to bring one loaf of bread and a packet or tin of soup on Friday. It willbe distributed between three soup kitchens in Ravensmead, Newfields and Rondebosch East, which, betweenthem, feed nearly 500 people of all ages when ingredients are available. Photo: Supplied

Winter holiday funat Kenilworth CentreKENILWORTH CENTRE, man-aged by Broll Property Manage-ment and part of the Fountain-head Property Trust Portfolio,will present a three-week free,interactive and educational holi-day programme from 25 June to13 July.

Kiddies cooking classes will beheld in the Game Court. This is afun, hands-on, 45-minute cookingworkshop that is bound to keepbusy little people entertained.

Children get to unleash their cre-ativity from Monday 25 till Friday29 June.

Three sessions will be held onMonday 25 and Wednesday 27 Juneat 10:00, 12:00 and 14:00; on Tuesday26 and Thursday 28 June at 11:00and 14:00; and on Friday 29 June at09:30 and 11.30.

On Monday 9 till Friday 13 July,classeswill commencewith two ses-sions daily at 11:00 and 14:00; on Fri-

day 13 July, sessions are at 09:30 and11:30.

Kenilworth Centre’s WinterWonderland Creative Kidz Cornerwill be presented in the Game Courtfrom 2 till 6 July, offering secureand supervised facilities everydayfrom 11:00 till 14:00.

The corner is intended to allowchildren to express their creativityin a fun environment.

Be sure not to miss mascotsKaCey and MaCey on their jollywalk-about every Saturday morn-ing from 11:00 till 12:00.

Children between the ages of 5and 12 are encouraged to becomevalued KaCey Kidz Club members.No fee is required and a simple reg-istration can be done online atwww.kenilworthcentre.co.za.

For more information on Kenil-worth Centre’s exciting school holi-day programme, please call (021)671-5054 or visit www.kenilworth-centre.co.za

PROMOTION

People’s Post ClaremontRondebosch LETTERS Tuesday 19 June 2012

A lesson in LatinA lesson in Latin

Give, but through proper channelsYOUR article “Pennies for thehomeless – hand up or hand-out”(People’s Post, 12 June) refers.

The Rondebosch community has,over many years, earned a reputa-tion of generosity toward the poor.Even in these tough financial times,when many people are confrontingtighter household budgets and aresuffering from donor fatigue, ourcommunity is still giving generous-ly in our streets, at our robots andto the caller at the front door.

Such generosity is to be applaud-ed; nonetheless, there are some un-fortunate side-effects that have be-come more commonplace in recentmonths and need to be recognisedand addressed.

The first is that the volume of va-grants and homeless living inRondebosch has substantially in-creased. Our magnet of generosity

is attracting more of these unfortu-nate people into our streets andopen spaces.

With them come the problems as-sociated with sleeping rough, suchas lack of toilet facilities and uncol-lected garbage.

The second is that the volume ofvehicle break-ins and theft of valua-bles, food and fuel from these vehi-cles has increased. This is not theresult of organised crime; it is op-portunistic crime driven by need.

The third is the number of threatsand assaults that have occurred inpublic spaces as a result of drunkenincidents perpetrated by the home-less who use money, generouslygiven by residents, to purchase liq-uor. This often leads to noisy con-frontations and injuries.

The way we give to the poor andhomeless needs to change to ad-

dress the increase in crime in ourarea. We should not think to reduceour giving, but to modify how dona-tions are channelled in the future.

Giving to the poor via churches,mosques and NGOs is to be encour-aged while the handing-out of cashat robots or in the streets must bediscouraged.

We recommend asking NGOswhat they advise. U-Turn, for exam-ple, suggested the public buy someU-Turn meal vouchers and keepthese in their cars or on their per-sons, handing them out in lieu ofmoney.

This urgent appeal from the com-munity police forum is communi-cated in the hope that misplacedgiving will cease, thus reducingmuch anti-social behaviour inRondebosch, but that the public’sdonations will continue throughmore formal channels.LIZ WILLIAMSONRondebosch CPF chairperson

Your moduswas spot-onWITH due respect to your corre-spondent Rick Cheetham, thereis nothing wrong with your Lat-in, so please continue to use“modus operandi” when youmean “mode of operation”!

“Operandi” is the genitive(that is, possessive) form of theLatin gerund (verbal noun) “op-erandum”.JEREMY LAWRENCERondebosch

This worksRICK Cheetham’s Latin “cor-rection” (People’s Post, “Checkyour grammar”) is incorrect.“Modus operandi,” quite cor-rectly, means “manner of work-ing”, “operandi” being genitivesingular and not a plural form.“Operandum” could not qualify“modus” which is grammatical-ly masculine, so the suggested“correction” makes no sense inLatin at all.BRIAN S LEE

Latin fundi, please helpI REFER to the letter dated 12June from Rick Cheetham whopoints out that the expression“modus operandi” should read“modus operandum”

and explains why.As the former is the only ver-

sion with which I am familiar,I decided to consult the diction-ary which gave me “modus op-erandi”, meaning “method ofoperation”. While I follow MrCheetham’s reasoning, I would

venture to suggest it is possiblethe “i” ending derives from thefact that the word “operandum”becomes “operandi” in the geni-tive case needed when used withthe preposition “of”. In fact, ifyou google “modus operandum”it says “Did you mean ‘modusoperandi’”. Maybe a Latin fundiout there could settle the matterfor us!LINDA MERRETTRondebosch

Your SMSes. Why do people hoot at 06:45 whenthey fetch someone? Can they notget out of the car and ring the bellor can the person being picked upnot just be ready and waiting? Ithink it’s exceptionally rude, lazyand a disturbance. I wish peoplehad more manners and actuallycared about their neighbours. O,Pinelands.

. I thought the editor would pro-tect her readers from these hocus

pocus doctors, but choose instead toprotect them. It’s clearly good in-come for these adverts, but remem-ber their money is from ill-gottengains. Shame on People’s Post.

. Christian holidays: The anti-Christ keeps raising its ugly head.Onward Christian soldiers, fightthis scourge! Christian

. Alistair Izobell is an amazingperformer and the fantastic workhe does to help fellow musicians isadmirable. Music Alla Kaap was aresounding success because of hisprofessionalism. He is our con-

science when it comes to support-ing our local artists. NJ

. Please can someone tell mewhere I can get a DVD of our localboy, Emo Adams. I have alreadytried Musica and Game. Caroline

. Why do slobs dump their rub-bish in front of other people’s prop-erty, when they have wheelie bins?Have they no pride? Franklin

More deaf people must walkI AM deaf. At age of 54, I was thrilledto do the big walk. I came second inthe 10km in one hour and eight min-utes.

It is a pity to have missed thekoeksister, but if I ate it, my stom-ach would cramp because of the fastwalk. The routes were beautiful.

Thanks to the marshals. Luckilythe weather was nice. Next time,more deaf people must take part inthe big walk and learn about theslave heritage.GARETH HOLMESWettonLetter edited. – Ed

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Tuesday 19 June 2012 ENTERTAINMENT People’s Post ClaremontRondebosch

Artist networkon a rollCALLING all emerging and mid-ca-reer visual artists (umzobi).

If you’re interested in studio spac-es and a mentoring training pro-gramme, read on.

Emerging artists have talent, butrealise they need to develop it fur-ther. You may have completed aca-demic training or been working onthis in secret.

The proposed studio spaces will belocated in several communitiesaround Cape Town and will be partof a greater art precinct and networkin the process of being established.

Contact Dean Laminie on084 780 3386 or (021) 465 1718 or [email protected] for an applica-tion form to reach Good Hope Art byno later than Friday 29 June.

Santana tribute tickets up for grabsSantana tribute tickets up for grabsA TRIBUTE to international rock/latinicon Carlos Santana promises to showcasesome of SA’s best musical talents.

And People’s Post readers stand to win fivedouble-tickets to the show Viva Santana.

The band Latin Kings will bring you somesamba flair. They are guitarists Michey

Rorich and Nazeem Brown; Jayson King, onpercussion and vocals; percussionist NigelKruger; Grant Sebastian on bass guitar; vo-calist PhilipDodgen;Errol Stephanus, onkey-boards; and Bjorn Petersen, on drums.

The show will also feature The SambaleroDancers, who will sway in true Brazilian/Cu-ban style, to Santana favourites like Black

Magic Woman, Jingo Loba, Oye Como Va andMaria Maria.

The tickets are for the first show on Satur-day 30 June at the Cape Town ConventionCentre auditorium.

SMS “Santana” to 34586 by noon on Thurs-day to stand a chance to win.

SMSes cost R1,50.

Latin flair: Paying tribute to Carlos Santana will be, back from left, Bernard Damon, on piano, vocalist Philip Dodgen, bassist Bentley Brown,Mickey Rorich, and Nazeem Brown, both lead guitarists. Front, left, is vocalist Jayson King, on timbales, and percussionist Nigel Kruger.

Photo: Sharief Jaffer

Goldilocksvisits theBaxterTHE Lilliput Children’s TheatreCompany will perform their brandnew show, Goldilocks and the threebears, at the Baxter Theatre from Sat-urday 23 until Saturday 30 June at10:30.

On Friday 29 and Saturday 30 Junethere will also be an additional 12:00show. This show will be staged in theMain Theatre at the Baxter TheatreCentre.

This enchanting fairytale wasadapted and directed by Elton JohnDuffy, who has worked at the Baxtersince 1993. It stars Nikki Louw(Claremont) , Bronwyn Reddy(Sybrand Park) , Karen Visser (TableView), Desle McConney (Athlone),Liande Valentyn (Plumstead) and El-ton John Duffy (Edgemead). Chore-ography is by Nikki Louw. Music andLyrics are by Pippa Ross-Duffy.

Tickets cost R40 per person andbookings for the play can be made atComputicket or any Shoprite orCheckers. Or go online to www.com-puticket.com. For school block book-ings, block bookings or queries, callElton on 083 364 8284 or (021) 558 2650.Or call the Baxter Theatre on(021) 685 7880. For more informationon the Lilliput Players, go to www.lil-liputplayers.co.za.

NOT PORRIDGE AGAIN: The classictale of Goldilocks and the Three Bearswill come to life at the Baxter Theatrefrom Saturday 23 until Saturday 30June. Photo: Supplied

It’s time for magicCOMEtheJune school holidays,GrandWestwill be a scene of magic dust, colour andmime artists.

From Friday 22 June until Sunday 15 Julythe young ones can expect to be dazzled bystilt walkers and balloon twisters from 12:00each day.

The magic will last for two hours duringwhich colourful characters will hand outsweet treats.

Then, every evening from 19:00 until 22:00,a series of entertainers will enthral youngand old with versatile magical tricks, comi-cal clowns, gravity defying juggling acts andan act of endurance from a human statue.

Everyone is welcome and entrance is free.


DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

VicTORiA HOsPiTAL, WyNbERg (cHiEFDiREcTORATE: METRO DisTRicT HEALTHsERVicEs)

Operational Manager Nursing (Speciality:Paediatrics)REMuNERATiON: R 330 360 (PN- b3) PER ANNuM

sERVicE bENEFiTs: 13th cheque, employer’s contributionto the pension fund, housing and medical aid allowance.

REquiREMENTs: MiNiMuM EDucATiONALquALiFicATiON: • Basic R425 qualification (i.e. diploma/degree in nursing) or equivalent qualification that allowsregistration with the SANC as a Professional Nurse• A post-basic qualification with a duration of at least 1year, accredited with the SANC in Child Nursing Science.REgisTRATiON WiTH A PROFEssiONAL cOuNciL:• Registration with the South African Nursing Council(SANC) as a Professional Nurse • Proof of annualregistration with SANC. ExPERiENcE: • A minimum of9 years appropriate/recognisable experience in Nursingafter registration as Professional Nurse with the SANC inGeneral Nursing • At least 5 years of the period referred toabove must be appropriate/recognisable in the relevantspecialty. cOMPETENciEs (kNOWLEDgE/skiLLs):• Knowledge of statutory Nursing Regulations relatedto nursing in general and Paediatrics • Knowledge ofprocedures and processes related to paediatric nursing• Thorough understanding of Standards and Practiceand the Scope of Practice of each category of nurse inthe team • Fluency in at least two of the three officiallanguages of the Western Cape of which one mustbe English • Computer literacy • Good interpersonal,interviewing, communication, problem-solving, conflictresolution, decision-making, organisation and reportwriting skills • Ability to work in a team, independentlyand to accept responsibility.

DuTiEs (kEy REsuLT AREAs/OuTPuTs): • Manage andprovide quality care to children under the age of 12years • Manage the milk kitchen and provide safe feedsto the children • Ensure that clinical nursing practice isdelivered according to the scope of practice of eachcategory of nurse in the team • Maintain constructiveworkplace relationships with all stakeholders • Ensureeffective management of all available resources• Supervise students.

Professional Nurse Grade 1 to 2 (Speciality:Intensive Care)RemuneRation: • GRade 1: R 224 952 (Pn-B1) PeRannum • GRade 2: R 276 672 (Pn-B2) PeR annum.


REquiREMENTs: MiNiMuM EDucATiONALquALiFicATiON: • Basic R425 (i.e. diploma/degree innursing)orequivalentqualificationthatallowsregistrationwith the SANC as a Professional Nurse • A post-basicqualification with a duration of at least 1 year accreditedwith the SANC in Medical and Surgical Nursing Science:Critical Care Nursing: General. REgisTRATiON WiTH AsPROFEssiONAL cOuNciL: • Registration with the SouthAfrican Nursing Council (SANC) as a Professional Nurse•Proofofannual registrationwiththeSANC.ExPERiENcE:GRade 1:Aminimum of 4 years appropriate recognisableexperience in Nursing after registration as a ProfessionalNurse with the SANC in General Nursing. GRade 2: • Aminimumof 14 years appropriate recognisable experiencein Nursing after registration as a Professional Nursewith the SANC in General Nursing • At least 10 yearsof the period referred to above must be appropriate/recognisable experience in an Intensive Care Unit afterobtaining the 1 year post-basic qualification in Medical

and Surgical Nursing Science: Critical Care Nursing:General. cOMPETENciEs (kNOWLEDgE/skiLLs):• Demonstrate an understanding of Nursing Legislationand legal and ethical nursing practices • Perform clinicalnursing practice in accordance with the scope of practiceof a Professional Nurse • Promote quality nursing care inline with institutional standards and adhere to intensivecare policies • Provide administrative duties pertainingto the Speciality • Good interpersonal, interviewing,communication, problem solving, conflict resolution,decision-making, organisation and report writing skills• Ability to work in a team, independently and to acceptresponsibility • Fluency in at least two of the three officiallanguages of the Western Cape of which one must beEnglish • Computer literacy.

DuTiEs (kEy REsuLT AREAs/OuTPuTs): • Manageand provide quality care to all patients in the IntensiveCare Unit and manage the care of patients who areon ventilation • Ensure that clinical nursing practice isdelivered according to the scope of practice of eachcategory of nurse in the team • Maintain constructiveworkplace relationships with all stakeholders • Ensureeffective management of all available resources • Teachand guide sub-ordinates, manage Staff Performance andmanage work place discipline.

ENquiRiEs: Ms AM Eigelaar: 021 799-1101/1125

cLOsiNg DATE: 6 July 2012

PleaSe SubMIt yOur aPPlICatION fOr theatteNtION Of MS a eIGelaar, tO the ChIefexeCutIve OffICer: vICtOrIa hOSPItal, PrIvatebaG x2, PluMStead 7801.

MOWbRAy MATERNiTy HOsPiTAL (cHiEFDiREcTORATE: gENERAL sPEciALisT ANDEMERgENcy MEDicAL sERVicEs)

administration Clerk: Wards/admissions(2 posts)RemuneRation: R 101 007 PeR annum


REquiREMENTs: MiNiMuM EDucATiONAL quALiFicA-TiON: Senior Certificate (or equivalent). ExPERiENcE:Appropriate ward/patient administration experiencein a Hospital and/or Community Health Centreenvironment. cOMPETENciEs (kNOWLEDgE skiLLs):• Computer literacy (MS Word and Excel) • Excellentcommunication skills (verbal and written) in at least twoof the three official languages of the Western Cape.

DuTiEs (kEy REsuLT AREAs/OuTPuTs): • Accuratepatient assessment and patient admission on Clinicomsystems • Complete patient discharge documentationand Clinicom discharges • Ensure timeous and accuratecollection and submission of ward statistics • File patientclinical notes and laboratory results in folders • Monitorand order stationery • Attend to patient queries (verbaland written).

ENquiRiEs: Ms NC Sipezi: 021 659-5589

PleaSe SubMIt yOur aPPlICatION fOr theatteNtION Of MS NC SIPezI tO the ChIefexeCutIve OffICer: MOWbray MaterNItyhOSPItal, PrIvate baG x7, MOWbray 7705.

Post a: GuGulethu (1 Post), Post B:hanoveR PaRk (1 Post), Post C: heideveldChC (1 Post) (Chief diReCtoRate: metRoDisTRicT HEALTH sERVicEs)

administration Clerk: Support (arv) (3 posts)RemuneRation: R 101 007 PeR annum

sERVicE bENEFiTs: 13th cheque, employer’s contribution

to the pension fund, housing and medical aid allowance.

REquiREMENTs: MiNiMuM EDucATiONAL quALiFicA-TiON: Senior Certificate (or equivalent). ExPERiENcE:Appropriate office experience. iNHERENT REquiREMENTOF THE jOb: Valid driver’s licence. cOMPETENciEs(kNOWLEDgE/skiLLs): • Practical experience in MSOffice (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) • Strong organisationalskills • The ability to communicate effectively in at leasttwo of the three official languages of the Western Cape.

DuTiEs (kEy REsuLT AREAs/OuTPuTs): • Effectiveand efficient patient administration: Obtain relevantinformation and documentation frompatient and captureon computer, book patient for appointments at facility,ensuring availability of folders and necessary documentsfor admission • Recordkeeping: compile new, retrievaland filing of folders and trace lost and old folders,destroy old folders, file patient results • Manage materialresources and assets • Information management: ensuretimeous submission of statistics • Collate, manage andmaintain stats register and compile monthly and cohortreports • Perform administrative duties including typing,filing, faxing and correspondence dealing with telephoneinquiries, keeping notice board tidy and acting assecretary in various meetings • Handle patient queriesvia telephone and personally • Maintain and exerciseconfidentiality of patient information at all times.

ENquiRiEs: POsT A: Gugulethu: Ms N Mabusela:021 633-0020, POsT b: Hanover Park: Ms S Mc Cloen:021 637-8054, POsT c: Heideveld CHC: Ms A Abrahams:021 692-1240.

PleaSe SubMIt yOur aPPlICatION fOr theatteNtION Of; POSt a: MS N MabuSela tOthe faCIlIty MaNaGer: GuGulethu ChC, Ny 3,GuGulethu, 7750.POSt b: MS S MC ClOeN tO thefaCIlIty MaNaGer: haNOver Park ChC, C/OhaNlyN aNd haNOver Park aveNue, haNOverPark, 7764. POSt C: MS a abrahaMS tO thefaCIlIty MaNaGer: heIdeveld ChC, heIdeveldrOad, heIdeveld, 7764.

MiTcHELLs PLAiN DisTRicT HOsPiTAL(cHiEF DiREcTOR: METRO DisTRicT HEALTHsERVicEs)

household aidRemuneRation: R 59 625 PeR annum


REquiREMENTs: MiNiMuM REquiREMENT: • Basicreading and writing skills (ABET) • Candidates withSenior Certificate will be considered. iNHERENTREquiREMENTs OF THE jOb: • Ability and willingness towork shifts including weekends, public holidays and nightduty • Ability to handle heavy objects. cOMPETENciEs(kNOWLEDgE/skiLLs): • Basic reading and writing skills• Ability to communicate effectively (verbal and written)in at least two of the three official languages of theWestern Cape.

DuTiEs (kEy REsuLT AREAs/OuTPuTs): • Generalhousehold tasks which include: cleaning of the hospitalenvironment i.e. sweeping, scrubbing, mopping,polishing of floors and furniture, washing windows,removal of waste/refuse products, cleaning hospitalgrounds, assisting with sorting, counting and unpackingof linen, serving patients meals and beverages • Assistwith stock control and management of householdequipment, cleaning material and linen at ward level.

ENquiRiEs: Ms A Brown: 021 372-5590

PleaSe SubMIt yOur aPPlICatION fOr theatteNtION Of Mr G barry tO the dIreCtOr:klIPfONteIN/MItChellS PlaIN Sub-StruCture,Ward 2, leNteGeur hOSPItal, MItChellS PlaIN7785.

Human Communications C94793E

closing Date13 July 2012, unlessotherwise stated.POsiTiVE AbOuT PEOPLE WiTH DisAbiLiTiEs

The Western Cape Government is guided by the principles of Employment Equity. Disabledcandidates are encouraged to apply and an indication in this regard would be appreciated.

iNsTRucTiONs TO APPLicANTs: Z83 forms (obtainable from any Government department or www.capegateway.gov.za) must: Be completed in full, clearly reflect the nameof the position, name and date of the publication (candidates may use this as reference), be signed, accompanied by a comprehensive CV, the names of 3 referees and certifiedcopies of ID, driver’s licence and qualification/s. A separate application form must be completed for each post. Applications without the afore-mentioned will not be considered.Applications must be forwarded to the address as indicated on the advertisement. No late, faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted. CV’s will not be returned. Excesspersonnel will receive preference. Applications, which are received after the closing date, will not be considered.

Further communication will be limited to shortlisted candidates. If you have not received a response from the Department within 3 months of the closing date, please consideryour application as unsuccessful. It will be expected of candidates to be available for selection interviews on a date, time and place as determined by the Department.

as directed by the department of Public service & administration, applicants must note that further checks will be conducted once they are shortlisted and that theirappointment is subject to positive outcomes on these checks, which include security clearance, qualification verification, criminal records, credit records and previousemployment.

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LIAM MOSES

THE Kenpark U23 Arising Stars tourna-ment came to a thrilling end on Sundaynight when penalties were needed to sepa-rate Woodlands United and Glendene FCin the final of the competition.

Both teams went into the tournament withsignificant advantages over the other ama-teur sides who took part.

Therefore their presence in the final wasnot that surprising.

Woodlands United were able to call on theexperience and quality of the coach and sevenof the players who helped them win the DuluxIntercommunity Cup recently.

Glendene boasted the steadying hand of thecoach who guided their first team to a third-place finish in the Vodacom League, the thirdtier of South African football.

The final was a contrast of styles as Glend-ene played their free, attacking style through-out the tournament while Woodlands pre-

ferred to sit back and launch quick counter-attacks.

However, it was Woodlands who took thelead in the fourth minute when Kyle Simmslotted home a loose ball after a mid-air colli-sion between the Glendene goalkeeper, a de-fender and a Woodlands attacker in the box.

It took only a few minutes for Glendene torestore parity when diminutive strikerFaizel Johnson scored after he chased downa neat through-ball.

The Mitchell’s Plain side regained the leadearly in the second half when Wesley Jassentapped home a low cross, but Glendene equal-ised soon after through striker Shane Pat-tersen.

Glendene’s forwards threatened through-out the rest of the game and the ten minutesof extra time which followed, but neither sidecould score the winning goal, and penaltykicks were needed to find a winner.

In the end, Glendene won the shoot-out andthe game, and were crowned champions ofthe tournament.

Glendene coach Heshaam Ibrahiem saysthat while he was happy with the victory, thebiggest prize his side won was the experiencethey gained at the tournament.

“We came to this tournament to developour boys, this is our U19 team.

“We’re giving them a chance to be mentallystrong and learn how to cope with the pres-sure.

“They did really well and they played thestyle of football we want, with ball possessionand counter attacking from the wings and in-side.

“I’m very happy with the football weplayed. We did not come to the tournamentto win it.

“We actually came to develop these boys,”Ibrahiem says.

The two finalists took vastly differentroutes on their road to the last match of thetournament, with Glendene scoring 11 goalsin their six games and Woodlands scoringjust two, drawing all of their games and win-ning on penalties in all three of their games

in the knockout rounds.The Mitchell’s Plain side drew their group

games against Bayhill United, Battswood FCand Juventus 0-0 and overcame Strandfon-tein FC on penalties after another 0-0 drawin the last of 16 match.

Woodlands won through on penalties againin the quarter and semi-finals after drawingLeeds Lentegeur and Greenwood Athletic 1-1respectively.

Glendene, meanwhile, scored eight goals inthe group stage, beating Stephanian Ottery3-0 and Junction Rovers 5-0 before losing toBeacon Spurs.

They then won all three their knockoutgames against Heath Athletic, tournamenthosts Kenpark United and Mr PriceParkhurst 1-0 in the last 16, quarter-final andsemi finals respectively.

Juventus won the plate final of the tourna-ment after beating Kensington AFC 1-0.

Glendene players Shane Pattersen and Sha-hiedAbrahamsalso scooped the topgoal scor-er and player of the tournament awards.

Penalties decide Kenpark finalPenalties decide Kenpark finalCHAMPIONS: Glendene United were crowned champions of the Kenpark U23 Arising Stars tournament on Sunday night. Photo: Liam Moses

IN SPACE: Justin Scott of Wynberg Boys (in blue) breaks through the opposition’s defence during an U19 schools match against SACS on Saturday. Well knwn South Africanreferee Johnathan Kaplan officiated the game. The home side won the game 2616.

Photo: Peter Heeger

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FALSE BAY rugby club are indanger of being sucked into therelegation mire after losing theirsixth match this season over theweekend.

The Constantia-based club cur-rently occupy seventh place on theSuper League A table after gaininga total of 14 points from the ninegames they have played this year.

False Bay hosted SkotschekloofWalmers at Philip Herbstein on Sat-urday and should have been wellrested and brimming with confi-dence after winning two games onthe trot before their bye the week-end before last.

The home side started off betterthan their opponents and it seemedas if everything was going to planwhen flyhalf Stef Swanich openedthe scoring after only two minutesof play.

However, the visitors weren’treading from the same script andthey took the lead six minutes laterwhen wing Ghafoer Luckan collect-ed a chip kick into the goal area toscore.

False Bay replied two minuteslater with a drop goal from Swanichto regain the lead, but this would bethe last time they had an advantageon the score board. The hosts couldnot keep up with Skotschekloof’shigh intensity game and their de-fence was breached again in the15th minutes when Zahier Rylandcut through their line and put

through a well-timed chip. Open-side flanker, Kuselo Moyake, col-lected the ball to score the first of

his two tries in the game.False Bay launched several poor

tactical kicks in the game and one

lead directly to a try when opposi-tion fullback Wilfred Pieterse gath-ered the ball and passed to outside

centre Danwill Erasmus, who out-paced the home defence to score un-derneath the posts.

SKW started the second half with14 players after lock Anton Lambre-chts was sin-binned in the 38thminute of the first half, but contin-ued scoring with two penalties ear-ly on.

Adnaan Osman seemingly putthe game to rest when he scoredSkotschekloof’s fourth try in the20th minute of the second half.

But the try seemed to lift FalseBay and they started their fightback five minutes later with a try,and then claimed another in the35th minute.

It seemed as if False Bay were ontheir way to staging a momentouscomeback, but SK Walmers repliedalmost immediately with a try fromMoyake to put the result beyonddoubt. The game finished with thescore at 39-21 to SKW.

In hindsight, False Bay’s bye theweekend before last seemed tobreak their momentum rather thanprovide them with much neededrest.

Theywill haveanotherbreak thisweekend before entering a difficultrun of games that will see them playtwo sides to whom they lost to inApril.

False Bay host Durb-Bell, whobeat them 23-7 on Friday 29 June,then play Hamiltons – who won thereverse fixture 49-3 in Greenpointon Saturday 7 July. They will thenface SK Walmers again on Saturday14 July.

False Bay hover above drop zoneFalse Bay hover above drop zone

GALLOP: Schotschekloof Walmers openside flanker, Kusulo Moyake, runs towards the tryline after beating FalseBay fullback Shandre Frolick while eighthman Jody Birch looks on. SKW won the Super League A match at PhilipHerbstein in Constantia 3921. Photo: Yusuf Maged

CHARGE: False Bay outside centreStuart Patterson bursts through atackle from Skotschekloof Walmers eighthman, Jody Birch, duringa Super League A match at PhilipHerbstein in Constantia on Saturday. The hosts lost the game 3921. Photo: Liam Moses

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