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funksionele gesin, open 9Mei in die te-ater van die Bellville-burgersentrum.Sandra Prinsloo en Tobie Cronje

speel die ouerpaar wat mekaar in diéstuk verskeur. Die laaste aand van diétoneelstuk – die enigste een wat by dieKKNK uitverkoop het – is op 17 Mei.Die Leo-gesin is aakligemense. Van-

dat pa Ben op sy sterfbed lê, bring hy40 jaar se frustrasie tot uiting. En maRita kan ’n mens al glimlaggend slegsê dat die see jou nie kan afwas nie.Die dogter Lisa (Erica Wessels) se

drinkery en die feit dat boeta Koert(Jacques Theron) gay is, help nie juisom die Leo’s te stabiliseer nie.

V Geen kinders onder 13 jaar nie.V Kaartjies is by Computicket beskikbaar. Op11 Mei is die konsert ten bate van die Alta duToit­sentrum in Bellville. Kaartjies vir dié op­trede kan net by 021 913 2106 bespreek word.

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FOUNTAIN SQUARE: NEW BUSINESS HUB

Total revamp planGARY VAN DYK

Some major refurbishing is in line fora Ravensmead shopping centre with adevelopment that will enhance the ar-

ea.At the centre of these proposals is the

Fountain Christian Community Churchthat wants to transform the centre on thecorner of Northway andDe la Rey roads intoan attractive new business hub with cultur-al and educational facilities.

ChurchThe transformation of this area into The

Fountain Square is the brainchild of PastorMartin Heuvel, senior pastor of the church,who said that the initial phase of the propos-als involved the church building but thehope was for the refurbishment of the com-plete shopping experience for the communi-ty.“The need for the redevelopment of the ex-

isting church building stems from 25 yearsof community involvement by the church,”he said.

“Over the years this building has beenused by schools and other organisations forvarious cultural activities that include par-ent meetings and award ceremonies.

Growth“Unfortunately the building has become

inadequate for the growthof further projectsand community programmes, and that iswhere the idea for this development wasborn.”Heuvel added that as the ideas for the cen-

tre were formulated they realised that theywanted to make a change to the entire pre-cinct.“When we spoke to the city planners they

felt that such a project was in linewith city’sWorld Design Capital project and supportedlooking at plans to transform thewhole area.“There have been no improvements here

for so many years and I think that the timehas come for a change for the good in the ar-ea. This area must become an attraction forpeople from outside the area because it is onone of the main routes to the airport.“This development will also include a ma-

jor cultural and heritage component be-cause there are so many untapped talents inour communities that need to be show-cased.”The first part of the proposed redevelop-

ment involves turning the church buildinginto a multi-purpose building with specialfocus on a state-of-the-art theatre.“We want this development to include a

moviehouse, anart galleryandheritage cen-tre aswell as facilities for conferences, skillstraining and adult education projects,” con-tinued Heuvel.

Tourism“There will also be a modern restaurant

concentrating on local flavours with a localindigenous garden and even a tourist bu-reau that will offer alternative touristroutes.“We have had some initial meetings with

businesses and other organisations in thearea with lots of interest already shown.Now we want to open up these ideas to thegeneral community.”V Heuvel can be contacted on 083 730 8393.

This will all be changing if The FountainSquare project gets off the ground in Ra­vensmead. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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Help the poorbeat the chillGARY VAN DYK

It’s all about compassion as The SouthAfrican National Zakáh Fund (SANZAF)launched it winter warmth project inUitsig last week.

The organisation’s signature seasonalproject, Operation Winter Warmthlaunched nationally at all its offices inSouth Africa, but the excitement wasrunning high at Uitsig Primary who willbenefit from it.

A large majority of children and theaged live in abject poverty in South Afri-ca, hence, their campaign is targeted atunderprivileged children, the aged andthe homeless in need across the country.

In the Western Cape the focus is specif-ically on deserving school children inthe various communities. “Our objec-tive is to provide these deserving schoolchildren with a woolly beanie, scarf andgloves to protect them from the cold,”says Moulanah Moegamat Hassiem,Western Cape chairman of the organisa-tion.

“The aged in our community are alsoparticularly vulnerable to the coldweather. Chances are we all know anaged person who fits the above descrip-tion. Thousands of our aged in countlessinformal settlements and in old age insti-tutions will be afflicted by the severecold winter weather. They have little ornothing to keep them warm.”

In Gauteng the focus will be on theaged and destitute families who will beprovided with a range of winter clothingitems so that they could select the rele-vant items that they need, adopting theIslamic principle of equality, equity anddignity.

Beneficiaries will identify what theyneed from a variety of items.

Similarly offices in KwaZulu-Nataland the Eastern Cape will provide blan-kets, comforters, and winter jackets tocommunities in need.

“Collaboration with like-minded peo-ple and our contributors enables us to ex-

pand our reach and fulfil our mission,providing quality new winter items forchildren and communities in need,” add-edSajidDawray,national chairpersonofSANZAF.

“We work with individuals, corporatedonors, community and faith-basedservice organisations looking to giveback through cause marketing pro-grammes. We also work with manufac-turers and transportation partners whoprovide in-kind support that help uswork so efficiently.

“The project also responds to localcommunities with a powerful, nationaladvantage as it addresses the immediateand critical needs for appropriate cloth-ing during the cold winter months.

“Operation Warm Warmth can be lev-eraged to go beyond warmth, to strength-en relationships between our partnersand their communities and to facilitatepositive outcomes that help break the cy-cle of poverty,” he said

Through this work, Operation WinterWarmth advocates for awareness of theimpact of poverty on families and com-munities, and demonstrates how evenone person can make a positive differ-ence in the life of a person in need.

Some learners at Uitsig Primary get some blankets from Moulanah Moegamat Hassiemwhile principal, Hermanus Mouwers, lends a helping hand.

These youngsters get in line for theirbeanies and gloves to keep them warmthis winter.

Sunray Primary in Delft is growing to “gree-ness” after an Earth Day project at the school.

Townhouse Hotel and Conference Centreonce again joined forces with The Sunray’sIn Flowers project, brainchild of Grade 4 edu-cator Jason Hanslo, which aims to transformthe extreme poverty of the area.

On Monday 22 April, the Trees4Schoolsteam planted beds of vegetables at the school,joining more than one billion people across192 countries in celebrating Earth Day.

In true Earth Day spirit, their mission wasto cultivate all that is good by harnessing thepower of nature and soaking up some goodold fashioned family values while creatinggreener, leafier and healthier environmentsfor children in the area.

The ultimate goal is to inspire children tocelebrate nature by informing, inspiring, in-stilling and learning about the environmentand then taking positive action.

Led by the hotel’s Michelin-trained execu-tive chef Stefan Schmidt from fittinglynamed Trees Restaurant, the team joinedforces with students and educators to dirtytheir hands as they planted 800 seedlings ina veggie planting ceremony.

Speaking about the experience, Schmidtsaid that their team in partnership withTrees4Schools, has a vision to get kids excit-ed about the environment.

“By nurturing budding horticulturists andinstilling a sense of ownership and pride inthe students we want to motivate and empow-er them,” he said.

“Through the veggie planting session weare teaching the children to grow their ownfood, so that the welfare and upkeep of thetrees and veggies will be passed on from gen-eration to generation for continued sustaina-bility and environmental awareness.”

The Sunray’s in Flowers project has al-ready started an indigenous garden at thefront of the school and now plans to plant apermaculture garden that its founder hopeswill not only enrich the area’s poor soil, butalso the minds and ultimately futures of to-morrow’s gardeners.

The hotel will donate R1 on behalf of eachdelegate to its conference centre toTrees4Schools, and encourage their guests tomatch or better this donation.V For more information about Trees4Schools, pleasevisit http://www.trees4schools.org/.

‘It’s all about sustainability’

Chef StefanSchmidt fromTownhouse Hoteland ConferenceCentre assists thelearners andeducators to plantveggie gardens incelebration of EarthDay.

Interested in stamps?Bellville Philatelic Society willmeet on Wednesday 8 May at theBellville Library Auditorium at19:00.

Members of the StellenboschPhilatelic Society are the visitorsfor the evening.

Chairperson Leon Smith hasbeen specifically requested to sharehis excellent SA building seriesexhibition.

Our main purpose is to promotethe hobby of stamp collecting...

Anyone interested in philately(stamp collecting) is welcome. Thelibrary is situated in Carl vanAswegen Street.

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The police were in court recently to supportjustice for a fallen comrade.The Western Cape High Court sentenced

four men to a total of 260 years’ imprison-ment for the murder of an off-duty police of-ficer Det/Const Anele Latile and othercharges linked to the brutal slaying.Latile, who was based at Elsies River

SAPS at the time, was killed in March of2011.This collective sentence, imposed by Act-

ing Judge Nalini Gangen, also related to twoattempted murders of the policeman’sfriends.OnWednesday 17April Xolela LeonMdini

(26), Akhona Sikani (25), Siyabulela Ntsume(50), and Wandile Mthindini (27), were eachsentenced to 65 years’ imprisonment.A fifth accused, Sicelo Mbili, who drove

the hijacked vehicle, was acquitted.However, because several of the sentences

will run concurrently, each of the accusedreceived life and 32 years’ imprisonment.But, their sentences translate into an effec-tive 25 years behind bars before they becomeeligible for parole.The accused were also convicted on 8

April of two counts of aggravated robbery(cellphones), one count of aggravated rob-bery (vehicle hijacking),murder, two countsof attempted murder, one count of being inpossession of unlicensed firearms and an-other count of possession of ammunition.Latile (30), was gunned down in Orange

Street, Thubelitsha, Delft at 21:30 on 30March 2011.The court found that the detective and two

of his friends had stopped, in his red NissanSentra, in front of his girlfriend’s housewhere they were waiting for her. It was thenthat they came under gunfire.In a packed courtroomJudgeGangen said:“The accused, after drinking on the day (of

the crimes) ranout ofmoneyandalcohol latethat evening and decided to go to Delft to ob-tain money from friends.

“Shortly after they reached Delft (on foot)the accused, brandishing firearms robbedthree residents, who were chatting in theroad, of four cellphones.“They fled and fired two shots at residents

who chased after them. They crossed overHindle Road and minutes later shots werefired and a car was seen driving off.”Judge Gangen added that the cellphone

robbery victims ran across the road and sawLatile and his two passengers standing out-side his vehicle.She told the court that the detective, who

died on the scene, had been shot in the face,while his two friends were shot and wound-ed in their stomachs and chests.The car was found abandoned in Brown’s

Farm, Philippi at 03:15 on 31 March 2011.Judge Gangen said that the manner in

which the deceased was shot at close rangeand the way the passengers were shot evenafter they emerged from the vehicle,must beconsidered as aggravating factors.Det/Capt Anna Cillier, investigator at

Delft SAPS commended the efforts of theStateProsecutor to get justice for their fallencomrade.

Justice seen to be donefor slain off­duty officer

Det/Const Anele Latile, who was killed bygunmen in 2011.

Police in the Bishop Lavis cluster have beenbusy on their beats this past year.They have been making sure that they

leave no stone unturned when doing crimeprevention, in the fight against gangsterismand to protect the community against theevil elements in the society.During the past financial year the Cluster

Crime Prevention Unit that comprises El-sies River, Bishop Lavis and Langa, did ex-cellent work as a team – they have 15 mem-bers and one officer.Through stop and searches, search war-

rants, warrants of arrest, vehicle patrols,closure of shebeens, closure of spaza shops,foot patrols, roadblocks, complaints, and in-formation received, in total they arrested634 people for possession of drugs, attemptedmurder, possession of illegal firearms andammunition, murder, dealing in drugs andother related offences.They also seized counterfeit cigarettes,

374 595 litres of liquor, 362 counterfeit CDs,3 260 dagga stoppe including parcels, daggacigarettes as well as 78 478 kg of loose dagga.Quantities of tik, mandrax and other

drugs such as cocaine and khat were alsoconfiscated.They also seized 46 illegal firearms, 938

live roundsof ammunition, 19 firearmmaga-zines and recovered 19 cellphones.During the past week alone they arrested

eight people in possession of dagga, threepersons in possession of mandrax, 10 per-

sons including a 46-year-old woman in pos-session of tik and five people in possessionof dangerous weapons.On Thursday 25 April the police received

information about fivemen sitting in a vehi-cle near a petrol garage in Bonteheuwel.They were walking towards the ATM ma-

chines and back to their vehicle, when theynoticed thepolice. Theygot out of thevehicleand ran in different directions, the policemanage to arrest all five suspects and confis-cated aunlicensed firearmandammunition.Police have also experienced high vol-

umes of robberies where the public wererobbed of their cellphones due to the factthat they walk and talk on their phones andare not aware of their surroundings.The police also ask the public who are in-

terested to do their bit for the communityand have the skills to work with people, tojoin their group of trauma counsellors at thestation.

V The Bishop Lavis police station moved into theirnew building, next to the old building, but there arestill renovations taking place at the new and oldbuilding and therefore the management of BishopLavis police apologise for any inconvenience. Themanagement ask that the public must make use ofthe entrance to the police station from Myrtle Road.Telephone numbers for the police station are: 021935 9801/2/3/5. Members of the community inter­ested in voluntary work can contact Capt Marie Louwon 082 302 8437.

Lavis police hard on the beat

Staff from the day hospital enjoy some fitness activities at the Wellness Day.

Hospital Wellness Day motivatesGARY VAN DYK

Bishop Lavis Day Hospital wants all to bewell with their staff.For this reason they recently hosted a spe-

cialWellness Day for their staff with the aimof motivation and to set an example to thecommunity that they serve.Part of the exercise was to show the com-

munity that as staff they also regularly un-derwent various health tests, taking respon-sibility for their own well-being.The team that was responsible for making

the day a success was students from the Uni-

versity of Stellenbosch’s departments of oc-cupational therapy, physiotherapy and nu-tritional sciences, the Bishop Lavis Rehabil-itation Centre and PSH (Partners in SexualHealth).Activities for the day included fitness,

testing of Body Mass Index, blood pressureand sugar, as well as HIV testing.Woolworths fromWillowbridge and Pano-

rama Farming also provided some nutri-tional treats for the day. This day was alsojust a taste of what the facility plans for itsannual Health Festival and Big Walk whichwill be held on 18 October this year.

Opportunity for emergingtheatre directorsThe Theatre Arts Admin Collectiveinvites applications for the 2013 TheatreArts Admin Collective’s EmergingTheatre Director’s Bursary.This year, two bursaries are on offer,

supported in partnership with theBaxter Theatre Centre and Distell.The Bursary offers an emerging

theatre director a mentor, a smallbudget, a month’s rehearsal space and aweek of performance at the TheatreArts Admin Collective.V If you are an emerging director and wouldlike to grab this opportunity please submit: a1­page creative proposal; your CV including 2references with contact details; an indication ofyour preferred date (15 July to 17 August or 28October to 30 November) to artsad­min@mweb.co.za by Friday 10 May. The bursarywinners will be announced on Friday 24 May.

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Deputy principalPeter Conradieand communica­tions directorLindsay Langen­hoven, seated,have some funwith learnersbefore a readingsession withfacilitatorsJonelle du Toit,standing left,and LeilaWalters. PHOTO:GARY VAN DYK

Turning reading time to funGARY VAN DYK

There was lots of excitement at GreenlandsPrimarySchool inBishopLavis to celebrateWorld Book Day last week.After months of preparation, Living

Through Learning (LTL), a non-govern-mental organisation providing educationalprogrammes to disadvantaged schools inCape Town, opened its eighth CoronationReading Adventure Room (RAR) in theWestern Cape at the school.The opening was held in celebration of

World Book Day, and hallways buzzed withexcitement as learners lined up to get aglimpse of their new room.RAR is a long-term project, which aims

at improving literacy levels among primaryschool learners. Currently there are nineschools that participate in the programme,which reaches over 1 000 Grade 1 learnersacross Cape Town.The special reading room is designed and

implemented by LTL which provides thegames, books, manuals and other resourcesfor each room.This approach enables young children to

learnhow to read andwrite step-by-step andin a manner that is also enjoyable to them.Facilitator Jonelle du Toit said she was

excited about the launch of the room.“We have been working at the school for

a while and did not have our own room.Having a room dedicated to reading willhelp us tremendously and the children arevery excited about this addition.

“We are able to teach and engage with thechildren easier because they are in a re-laxed, comfortable and interactive environ-ment,” she said.Deputy principal, Peter Conradie, said

the school appreciated the efforts of LivingThrough Learning. “We are happy with thelearners’ progress and the facilitators havehelped to motivate them,” he said.The reading room provides the learners

with an opportunity to interact with words,sounds and books. “Like most schools weare struggling financially and would nothave been able to do this by ourselves. Weare excited and grateful for this.”LTL communications director Lindsay

Langenhoven explained that the class-rooms are transformed into a fantasy havenfor learners in which they can read, writeand have fun.“The RAR project is comprehensive and

aligned with the Western Cape EducationDepartment’s (WCED) curriculum forGrade 1 learners. We train educators in ourliteracy methods, provide the materialneeded and our facilitators visit the classeson a weekly basis,” she said.TheRARprogramme is sponsoredbyCor-

onation Fund Managers. In 2012 learnersfrom Hillside Primary School in MitchellsPlain who participated in the RAR projecthad a 100 % pass rate.“The schools we work with have a defi-

nite need.“They are hungry for any practical assist-

ance they can get.”

The Bishop Lavis Drill Cadets will be gi-ving youmore than their marching stylesthis Saturday.You will be able to check out the boogie

and beat when they host a fundraisingmusical concert in the hall of Bishop La-vis Secondary School from 16:00.Themain reason for the show is to show

the parents and mostly the communitythat apart from just drilling and goingthrough their training programme thatthese children can have lots of fun aswell.Tickets are available at the door – R20

for adults and R10 for children under 12.V Further information and booking from Joy Crowon 082 634 8552.

Drill cadets keen to showcase their boogie

The Paarl School Development Foundationis hosting a wine auction to raise funds forthe school on 15 May at 18:00 at Eensgezindin Durbanville, with Kobus Wiese as host.

Cost is R3 000 a table that seats 10 people.It includes dinner and wine at the table.V Dial 021 981 3756 or 082 457 7058 for more informa­tion.

Dinner with Kobus Wiese

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It’s back to school on FridaywhenMelto-nian United Sports Club hosts an eventin Clarke Estate.The soccer club hosts their

Back2School disco at the CanterburySports Bar on Friday from 20:00 for anevening of fun as you dress up in your

best school uniform.There will be some prizes for the best

dressed, and best behaviour in the“classroom”.V Tickets are R20 available at the door. CallSoraya Roberts on 084 978 4873, or Jane Phillip­son on 084 472 7863 for further information.

Back to school for a bit of sporting fun

GARY VAN DYK

The stage is calling!If you have a yearning to take to the stage

in a local production then your chance iscoming up.Local playwright, Etienne Fritz, from

BishopLavis iswith JadenProductions andhe’s looking for local talent to audition forhis play that will be produced in August.“The play is called Smiles and Trials,” he

said.“I am especially interested in unem-

ployedpeople for this play, because rehears-als will take place during weekdays.All persons cast in the play will receive

a small payment for their skills rendered onthe night of the event which will be in Au-gust.”Auditionswill be starting from tomorrow

(2 May), and then again on Tuesday 7 Mayat the Bishop Lavis Library from 11:00 to13:00.All rehearsals will also take place at this

venue thereafter.Fritz said that the play is a comedy/dra-

ma set inRavensmeadanddealswith decep-tion, hurt and forgiveness within a particu-lar family.“I have some specific parts that people

need to audition for which includes a leadcharacter who is a 20 to 25-year-old womanwho is very confident and well-groomed.“There’s also an older woman who is the

mother figure and the father whose charac-ter is a colourful backyard mechanic. An-

other colourful character is thebrotherwhoused to be a drug addict but now drives ataxi.“We also need someone to play his Rasta-

farian taxi guard. Another cheerful charac-ter is a 50 to 60-year-old aunt who is disa-bled,” he said.All attendees must be able to do comic as

well as dramatic scenes, in Afrikaans andEnglish.V For more information SMS or Whatsapp the char­acter that you are interested in playing to 076 2382000.

Your chance to be in a play

Playwright Ettiene Fritz is looking for people tobring his characters to life.

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Die kunstenaars tree heeltemal gratis open en elke sent van kaartjieverkope gaanaan die betrokke instansies.

Tot nou is die verhoog gepak met grootSuid-Afrikaanse musiekname soos SarahTheron en Louwtjie Rothman, Karen Zoid,Zanne Stapelberg, Kathleen Tagg, Jak dePriester, Lize Beekman, Die Broers, Emo,Mark Lottering, Wicus van der Merwe, An-driette Norman, Nico Nel, Albert Frost,Koos Kombuis, Dowwe Dolla en Cheree enWynand. Van die kunstenaars wat vir dieeerste keer byWant ons Kan gaan optree, isAmanda Strydom, Adam Tas, Babette Vil-joen, Crushanda en Zoe Zana, albei vanIdols-faam. Die glanspaartjie, Elana Afrikaen Ian Bredenkamp, sal die seremoniemees-ters vir die aand wees. Die konsert begin om

18:00 vir 18:30 en kaartjies kos R250.V Kaartjies kan direk van die organisasies gekoopword. Om jou kaartjie van die Lucky Lucy Foundationte koop, bel Kerry­Jean by 083 271 8114, Caryn Allenby 083 261 4295 of Marcia van Eck by 081 802 5114.Om die Parow se senior sentrum te ondersteun, kankaartjies by Sandra en Hugo O’Connell by The Houseof Chocolates by 082 559 6063 gekoop word. Vir dieTygerberg­hospitaalskool, bespreek by Susan Potgie­ter by 082 487 9458 of stuur ‘n epos natbhskoll@sun.ac.za.

‘Want ons Kan’ om die draai

Jak de Priester is dié jaar terug op die Wantons Kan verhoog.

GARY VAN DYK

Some grooves are hap-pening on Friday thatwill be fit for a king!

The Wittebome CivicCentre in Wynberg willcome alive with somejazzy vibes when singerVernon Castle hosts theJazz Castle Reunionfrom 19:30.

This gig will be a gath-ering of the cats thatused to hang out at hisvenue in Ottery a fewyears ago, but it is alsoexciting because it fea-tures a band of legendson the local scene.

Getting together withthe singer at this gigwillbe Bjorn Peterson ondrums, Dylan Roman onkeyboards, Allou Aprilon guitar, Sammy Webber on bass, andIan Smith on trumpet, with some guestartists who will also be featured.

Castle explained that this outfit recent-ly appeared at the Jazz on theRocks event

on the West Coast andpeople wanted to hearmore from them.

“I was blown away bythe people’s response atthis event,” he said.

“When we got off thatstage everybody wantedtoknowwherewewill beplaying again, andmanyof them said that it re-minded them of the mu-sic that happened at theold venue in Ottery.

“That got me thinkingthat we could be playingtwo beats on the samechord,” he joked.

An added bonus at thisevent is that there willalso be an opportunity tomeet and greet theworld-famous Whisperswho will be performingin the country at the end

of the month.Calvin Peters “Uncle Cal” will be doing

the music between sets at this gig.V Tickets for the gig are R75, available at the dooror from 076 687 1160 or 082 707 6187.

Taste of the good old days

Vernon Castle will be getting thegrooves together in Wittebomeon Friday.

PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

City welcomes Golden Arrow rulingGoldenArrowBusServices’ application

against MEC for Transport and PublicWorks,RobinCarlisle, and twocompa-

nies operating existing interim MyCiTiservices was recently dismissed with costsin the High Court.

The City of Cape Town roundly welcomedthe judgement in the case, since it threat-ened to halt the further expansion ofMyCiTiservices.

Vision“This is wonderful news for the people of

Cape Town. It means that current negotia-tions for long-term contracts to operate ex-isting MyCiTi routes, as well as those in therest of Phase 1A and Phase 1B, can continueand those contracts can be concluded. Im-portantly, this ruling allows us to imple-ment our vision of affordable and integratedpublic transport for all the residents of Cape

Town,” saidmayoral committeemember fortransport, roads and stormwater, Brett Her-ron.

Golden Arrow Bus Services, which is alsoan operator of existing MyCiTi services inPhase 1A, applied to the court to compel thecity to enter into a mediation and arbitra-tion process around areas of dispute, and toprevent the city from going ahead and nego-tiating and concluding a 12-year contract interms of the National Land Transport Act(NLTA) to operate MyCiTi routes in Phase1A and Phase 1B.

ComplexThe judge said that the process of estab-

lishing an Integrated Public Transport Net-work was “extremely complex”. He foundthat compulsory arbitration and mediationwhere parties could not reach agreementwas “inappropriate”.

“If the city were obliged to reach consen-sus on every issue and with every partici-pant in the process, failing which it could becompelled to go to mediation and arbitra-tion, it could become endlessly boggeddown,” the judge said when handing downhis judgement.

MandateBeing compelled to a process of mediation

and arbitration would make it impossiblefor the city to fulfil its statutorymandate, asrequired by theNLTA, to take steps “as soonas possible” to integrate services into thelarger public transport system.

The judgement said that the relevant sec-tion of the NLTA meant a contracting au-thority, such as the city, was obliged to nego-tiate but was not obliged to agree.

Golden Arrow’s application to compel thecity to negotiate in good faith was also dis-

missed.The judge said that the allegation that the

city did not negotiate in good faith was astrong allegation, which implied fraud ordishonesty.

He found that the city was not obliged bysection 41 of the NLTA to negotiate withGolden Arrow Bus Services about compen-sation for its vehicles and assets whichwould be made redundant by Phase 1A andB. The City has not refused these negotia-tions at all, but the parties have negotiatedto deadlock on these issues. The fact that thecity and Golden Arrow hold different viewscannot justify an inferenceof bad faithorun-reasonableness on the part of the city.

“Wewelcome this judgement. It is good forCape Town and our vision of creating anOp-portunity City by providing affordable andquality public transport,” concluded Her-ron.

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No arrears: Let’sPay to Stay is aproject of The City ofCape Town andTraceonline to helpowners and peoplewho rent from thecity not to lose theirhouses as a result ofarrears. They areinformed about howto make arrangementsto pay off thesedebts, and the goodnews for those whohave no income, toreceive an indigentgrant. There are alsolots of prizes to bewon when theirroadshow takes to thestreets. They wererecently in Clarke Estate in Elsies River where Heloise Fredericks, is seen here getting thefridge that she won from MC for the day, George Jantjies. Standing next to her is VeronicaWilliams who won a microwave oven, and at the back is Mienie Stevens who won aheater. If you have arrears with municipal accounts you can contact TraceOnline on 086199 77 77. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Roadshow takes sting out of rent

Art for Animals, an art exhibition to raisefunds for PETS (Pet Empowerment inTownships) invites the public to their artexibition that started on 26 April and lastsuntil 10 May.

The idea was started by pet lover and en-trepreneur, Marcelle van Zyl, who approa-ched PETS with a fundraising idea whereher current art collection will be exhibitedof which 25 %of all saleswill go to the PETScause.

“I wanted to give back to PETS by givingsome of my art,” Marcelle said.

“I am on the PETSmailing list and am al-ways shocked at the enormous vet bills thatthey have. I am hoping that the sales of thisevent will be able to clear their vet bills sothat they are no longer in debt,” she says.

Marcello believes this debt prevents ani-mals from getting veterinary help whichcannot be helpful for their lives.

The exhibition will be taking place at theBlaauwklippen Vineyards, Wine Centre inStellenbosch.

Various PETS artistswill also exibit theirart pieces.

Art to help PETS clear debts

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vanaf 14:00 saam met Ollie Viljoen by diePlaasteater gevier. R30. Bespreek by 082 4505559 of 082 802 3189.

V Piet Botha is Saterdag by Die Ou Meultea-ter. R80. Bespreek by 083 564 00 56 of vic-ky@oumeulteater.co.za.

V Andries Vermeulen is Maandag by DieBoer vir die bekendstelling van sy nuwe CD,Bakbeen Anties. R100. Bespreek by 021 9791911 of 083 406 0111.

V Hanru Niemand, Jurg Human en andereis Dinsdag by Die Boer vir Oop Dinsdag. Toe-gang is gratis. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of 083406 0111.

V Jack Stone will be at Aandklas in Stellen-bosch on Tuesday with 3rd World Specta­tor and Black Stone Radio. R30 at the doorfrom 21:00.

V Die Broers is Woensdag 8 Mei by Die Boer.R110. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of 083 4060111.

V Sade will be at the Jackson Hall at Grand-West every Wednesday, Friday and Saturdayin May from 21:00 (a DJ will play from 18:00).Entry is free.

V Lizz Meiring is van Donderdag tot Saterdagby Die Boer in Mona Lisa te sien. R110. Be-spreek by 021 979 1911 of 083 406 0111.

V Vernon Barnard will be singing The Songsof the Hollies at Villa Pascal on Friday. R100.Call 021 975 2566 or 0825694147 or visitwww.villapascal.co.za to book.

V Piet Botha will be at The Quarry at Hillcreston Friday with Dr John and Nadia Versterfor Friday Night Sessions supported by Way­ne Pauli, Rob Stemmet and Dale Collins.R60. Call 021 976 4959 or email Jacky @hill-crestquarry.co.za to book.

V Pierre Rossouw is Vrydag by Die Ou Meul-teater. R70 of R50 vir studente. Bespreek by083 564 00 56 of vicky@oumeulteater.co.za.

V Nasionale Trekklavier Dag word Saterdag

saam gelag – ons eintlik doodgelag! En toeek op ’n kol gedink het ek kan dit net niedoen nie, was almal so ondersteunend.”Sy onthoudie openingsaand by dieKKNK

toe hulle nie seker was of die stuk ’n suksessou wees nie.“Die stuk is baie snaaks, maar dis galge-

humor en ek het gewonder of Afrikaansemense daarvan sou hou.“Maar die gehoor was saam met ons van

die begin af. Dit was wonderlik. En die laas-te vertoning was ’n absolute hoogtepunt. ’nMens het daar op ’n ‘high’ uitgeloop,” ont-hou sy.Sandra sê hoewel sy al voorheen komedie

gedoen het, is ernstiger werk vir haar mak-liker.“Ek is altyd so half verbaas asmense dink

ek’s snaaks!”En wat wil die fenomenale, legendariese

Sandra Prinsloo nog in haar akteursloop-baan doen? “O, báie!” Sy lag weer lekker.“Ek kan werklik sê dat ek mal is oor wat

ek doen. En nou is ek soveel vryer en ek hetnie meer soveel kwessies met myself soostoe ek jonger was nie.“Ek probeer om oop te wees vir enigiets.

Wie sou nou ooit kon dink ek sal ’n seuntjiespeel op my ouderdom! Partykeer moet ’nmens maar net spring.”Sy is baie bly datDie Leo’s in die Bellville-

burgersentrum se teater aangebied gaanword.“Ek is absoluut ’n voorstander daarvan

om weer lewe te blaas in die ouer teaters.Mensemoet weet hulle kan ook gehalte-pro-duksies in die plaaslike teaters sien.”Sy moedig TygerBurger-lesers aan om na

Die Leo’s te gaan kyk.V Bespreek vir Die Leo’s by Computicket.

MARANA BRAND VAN HULSTEYN

Die rol van Rita sou haarweer “glamorous”laat lyk, het die vervaardiger en regisseurvan die toneelstuk Die Leo’s vir SandraPrinsloo belowe.Sy lag net lekker, al is “glamour” die laas-

te ding wat ’n mens dink ’n veteraan soosSandra kort.In haar laat sestigs wil dit voorkom of sy

nou besiger is as ooit, beter is as ooit. Sy hetpas ’n Fiësta vir haar rol as ’n tienjarigeseuntjie in Oskar en die pienk tannie gekry– slegs een van ’n rits toekennings in haarloopbaan.By die KKNKhet sy in drie briljante stuk-

ke opgetree – een daarvan die storie oor diedisfunksionele Leo-gesin. Die Leo’s is van 9tot 17Mei in die Bellville-burgersentrum opdie planke.Sy vertel die regisseur, Hennie van Greu-

nen, saam met wie sy aan Die Naaimasjienen Janneman gewerk het, het haar oor DieLeo’s genader.Toe het ’n groep akteurs by Artscape by-

mekaar gekom en saam “gelees” aan diestuk.“Ons het verskriklik gelag – ons het gelag

dat ons van ons stoele afval!” vertel sy.Só met die lesery het die akteurs vir die

rolle duidelik geword: sy sou die heks van’n ma, Rita Leo, speel en Tobie Cronje soupa Ben wees, wat onvergenoeg en bitter opsy sterfbed lê.Hiervandaan was daar bitter min tyd oor

voor Die Leo’s op die KKNK sou open.“Ons het basies drie weke en drie dae ge-

repeteer. Dis baie min tyd vir so ’n groot enlang stuk. Dis boonop ’n komplekse stuk.”Sy vertel die rol van Rita was vir haar

baie moeilik en dat sy in ’n stadium gedinkhet sy kan dit nie speel nie.

“Rita het getrou met ’n man vir wie synie liefwasnie. Syhet haar toe in ’n ‘bubble’afgesluit. Sy praat baie en raak die ver-skriklikste goed kwyt sonder om dit eintlikte bedoel. Sy lewe vir so lank al iemand an-ders, sy weet self nie meer wie sy is nie.”Dis juis ditwaarmeeSandragesukkelhet.

“Ekmoes ’n realiteit binne hierdie absurdi-teit skep. Ek moet verstaan wie die mens iswat ek speel anders kan ek dit nie speel nie.So, ek moes baie lae wegkrap, maar uitein-delik was ek mal oor Rita. Ná haar man sedood, het sy haar lewe in haar eie hande ge-neem en ’n ommekeer gemaak.”Sy vertel dat ’n hoogtepunt van die hele

Leo-ervaring die “onafskeidbare” span is.“Ons is ’n heerlike span. Ons het so lekker

What’s On | Wat’s Waar

Sandra moes lae‘wegkrap’ vir rol

Sandra Prinsloo as Rita in Die Leo's.

Setwork: Artscape in association with the SiyasangaCape Town Theatre Company will present the Grade 12English setwork, Nothing But The Truth by international­ly acclaimed South African actor and writer, John Kani.The play is directed by veteran theatre personality,Fatima Dike and features Chris Gxalaba in the leadingrole of Sipho Makhaya, Chi Mhende (pictured here) ashis daughter and Zoliswa Kawe who plays his niece,Mandisa Makhaya. Shows are at 10:30 until Friday 10May. Tickets cost R40 via Computicket.

LOUISA STEYL

“Ek het gesing voor ek kon praat.”Só sêHeidi vanWyk, die plaaslike sanger

wat sê sy hoop om jazz-musiek weer ’nstaanplek te gee.“Ek ‘love’ om te sing”, sê die blondine

met die borrelende persoonlikheid.As sy kon, sê sy, sou sy die res van haar

lewe gratis sing, maar ’n meisie moet da-remeet, veral as jy net ’n paarmaande gele-de besluit het om jou musiekloopbaan vol-tyds aan te pak.Heidi het in die Afrikaanse Idols van

kykNET deelgeneem – ’n gebeurtenis wateenvandiehoogtepunte vanhaar loopbaanwas. Sy sê dit was gedurende dié kompeti-sie dat sy besef het ’n musiekloopbaan kanmeer as net ’n droom vir haar wees.Nie dat sang voor die kompetisie ’n onbe-

kende terrein vir haar was nie.Heidi het klassieke sang beoefen en het

ook lesse gekry by die bekende Riana vanWyk, sowel as by ander sangsko-le.Heidi het grootgeword met die

musiek van ouens soos Cliff Ri-chards in haar ore, of klassiekemusiek. Sy hou van musiek wattydloos is.“Ek singmeestal vir ’n ouer ge-

slag,” sê Heidi.“Dis lekker saamsingliedjies,” verduide-

lik sy.Heidi wil een of ander tyd ’n CD opneem,

maar vir eers sing sy haar hart uit by trou-es, korporatiewe funksies en skemerparty-

tjies.Op Woensdagaande is sy by

Our Place in Durbanville te sienen elke Sondag tree sy by dieBloemendal-restaurant op.V Vir meer inligting oor Heidi, besoekhaar op Facebook by Heidi­ Jazz/Swing/Blues of stuur ‘n e­pos na boo­

kings.heidi@gmail.com.V Heidi is vandeesweek op TygerBurger se OranjeBank. Besoek www.tygerburger.co.za om haar optre­de en onderhoud te sien.

Sy’t gesing voor sy kon praat

Heidi is vandeesweek op die Oranje Bank.FOTO: TWELVE ELEVEN PRODUCTIONS

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TYGERBURGER | ELSIESRIVIERWoensdag, 1 Mei 2013

WESTERN CAPE STORES

7425

NEMA PUBLICPARTICIPATION PROCESSRectification of the installation of

a fuel storage tank at the Engen EppingDepot, Epping Industria,

Cape TownNotice is given in terms of EnvironmentalImpact Assessment Regulations of the NationalEnvironmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No.107 of 1998) (Government Notice No. R. 543,R. 544, and R. 545) of intent to carry out an EIARectification for the following activity:

Proponent and Activity: Engen PetroleumLtd have applied for an EIA rectification for theinstallation of a fuel storage tank.

DEA&DP Ref: 14/2/2/A8/49/Erf 32462, Epping

Location: Erf 32462, Benbow Avenue, EppingIndustria.

Consultants:Kantey & Templer Consulting EngineersP.O Box 3132, Cape Town, 8000Telephone: 021 405 9600; Fax: 021 419 6774Email: kcampbell@ct.kanteys.co.za

Contact Person: Kelly-Anne Campbell

Date of Notification: 01/05/2013

Opportunity to participate: If you have anycomments, queries or issues you wish to raise,including alternative proposals or suggestionsfor this development, please contact Kelly-AnneCampbell within 40 days from the date of thisnotice. Interested and affected parties are invitedto provide written comments together with theabove reference number, their names, contactdetails and an indication of any direct business,financial, personal or other interest, which theyhave in the proposal.

GARY VAN DYK

Members of the community in Belharhave discovered the joys of making can-dles.

A basic candle-making course held atthe Minor Hall was a gender empower-ment project teaching women the skillwith the aims to foster a job creationproject.

Leslie Murray, one of the attendees,said that the participants enjoyed it andmany wanted to take their newly ac-quired skills further.

“It was very informative starting witha lesson on the history of candles and can-dle-making,” she said.

“A full demonstration on candle-mak-ing was given by the trainer and all dele-gates were shown the preparation of all

necessary ingredients, and compositionthereof.

“Candle-making is a lengthy processhaving many detailed steps and each stephas a ‘curing’ time.

“A step by step hands-on lesson wasgiven to the delegates, whereby all dele-gates prepared and made their own can-dle with individual attention given toeach delegate, to ensure understanding ofthe process.”

On the second day of the course candleswere completed and decorated with theparticipants getting advice on how topackage and present their products.

At the end of the course all the partici-pants were given a presentation gift packfull of ingredients to take home and startmaking their own candles.

Certificates were also handed out.

Candle­making makes jobs

The ladiesfrom Belharwho tookpart in thecourse getto gripswith candle­making.

Die TygerBurger en Radio Tygerberg gaanvanjaar nie net hul eie moeders op Moeders-dag vereer nie, maar ook die ware moedersvan die gemeenskappe wat hulle dien.

Ander sake-ondernemings het nou hulsteun tot dié edel projek toegesê om die moe-ders wat uiteindelik as die wenners aange-wys word, tot in die afgrond te bederf.

Ons soek na daardie moeders wat waarlik’n verskil in hul gemeenskappe maak –vroue wat ander se nood voor hul eie plaasen wat ’n uitdaging aanvaar en ’n oplossingdaarvoor soek, dit laat werk of dit eenvoudiglaat gebeur.

Die TygerBurger en Radio Tygerberg wilweet van hierdie moeders wat hul liefde enpassie in die gemeenskap deel en nooit ietsin ruil verwag nie.

Die vyf “Moeders” wat uiteindelik gekiessal word, sal groot bederwe ontvang vanBunches for Africa, Struik en MangwananiSpa’s.

Struik Christelike Media skenk vir elkvan die finaliste ’n luukse weergawe van dieNKJV-Bybel met ’n herlderpienk Italiaanseleeromslag.V Wie is die engel in jou woonbuurt wat ’n moederis vir almal? SMS die naam van die moeder in jóúgemeenskap en hoe sy haar hart soos brood breeken vir ander gee na 32716. Hou intussen TygerBurgerdop en luister na Radio Tygerberg op 104fm vir meerbesonderhede. SMS’e kos R1.

Ware ma’s vereergaan word

Erudite: Valhalla Park Library hostedthe 10th Anniversary of their readingcompetition to celebrate InternationalBook Day last week. Denlize Napoleonfrom Kalksteenfontein Primary was thewinner in the English category, and GrantFourie from Valpark Primary came outtops in the Afrikaans section.

Book Day

The monthly charity sale of donated goodson behalf of the Karoo Animal Protection So-ciety (KAPS) will be held on this Saturday4 May.

The sale takes place at 18 Greenway Drive,Ridgeworth between 09:00 and 12:00.

This is the only organisation providing amobile welfare service for the animals in the

deprived areas of the Little Karoo.Support a worthy cause by buying items

from our stall and donating any items likepots and pans, bric-a-brac, clothing, shoes,handbags, jewellery, linen, curtains, blinds,ornaments, collectables, glassware, etc.

Every cent raised on the day goes to theanimals.

Every cent of funds raised goes to KAPS

Moths to book launchThe 61 Mech Veterans’ Association andBlaauwberg Cuca Moth Shellhole willhost guest speaker General Roland deVries who will promote his new bookEye of the Firestorm at BBC MothShellhole at Killarney Racetrack onFriday 10 May at 19:00.V Contact Ricky van Staden on 082 341 4324.

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TYGERBURGER | ELSIESRIVIERWoensdag, 1 Mei 2013

And let us notgrow weary ofdoing good, for indue season we willreap, if we do notgive up.Galatians 6:9

Van bergie tot sjarmante bruidegom: Andrew Kock, wat jare lank op straat geleef het, is Saterdag met diehulp van die Jesus Can­projek en die NG Kerk Bergsig­Durbanville met sy vrou, Joanne, getroud. Die fotograafHerman Aggenbach neem foto’s van dié bruidspaar in die kerk se tuin. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

BRIEWEbriewe@tygerburger.co.za|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Belville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woorde nie,sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

There are two words in theEnglish language which set mysenses on edge like a fingernailscraping on a blackboard andthey are “spokesperson” and“chairperson”.

It seems to me that if awoman speaks on behalf of anentity or is elected to chair anentity, she must figurativelyundergo a bi-lateral mastectomyand a radical hysterectomy torender her genderless. In thecase of a man it is far easier asa couple of snips with thekitchen scissors and the is jobdone.

SA prides itself on genderequality and advancing womenin the workplace so why notgive a woman credit and referto her a “spokeswoman” or“chairwoman”?

Political correctness has beendescribed as pretending to pickup a dog turd by its clean end.

S WARRENDurbanville

Who is chairing thismeeting anyway?

On Friday 19 April I saw fourcitizens lying on the pavementand after a while they ap-proached my home shouting forfood. I interviewed them andthey told me their trolleys wereremoved from them by LawEnforcement and now theycannot survive and are strollingin the neighbourhood.

With the trolley they hadmade from R30 to R100 per dayand had fed themselves andtheir children. I asked them,what now? The answer is theydo not know but I silentlythought if I was in your shoesand and in your situation Iknow what I am forced to doagainst my principles and willto provide food for my childrenand my mouth.

KEITH ALFRED AND ADOLPH BLAKEEmail

What if you wereforced to steal?

Ek reageer op die briewe enSMS’e van doodstrafgesindes.

Daar is absoluut niks goedste sê van iets so afskuweliksoos die doodstraf nie. Daaromhet Christus sélf dit ookverwerp.

Doodstraf kan tog nie werksonder vrees, haat, vergeldingen onvergewensgesindheid nie –almal doodsondes. Enigeregdenkende mens kan ditverstaan.

My teenkanting is eerstensgegrond op Christus se duideli-ke lering, en tweedens diewêreldwye neiging om dood-straf af te skaf.

Meer as die helfte van die 194lande waaruit die VerenigdeNasies (VN) bestaan, het ditreeds afgeskaf – Nederland sover terug as 1870, Brittanje in1965, Frankryk in 1989 enSuid-Afrika in 1995. Daarom isdie wêreld se vooruitstrewend-ste lande juis dié lande wat hulrug daarop gedraai het.

Geen land kan mense meerna willekeur teregstel nie, nieeers die wêreld se grootsteboelies soos Amerika en Chinanie.

Doodstrafgesindes moet sêhoe hulle jaarliks 18 000 moor-denaars doodmaak, wat nieeens verkragters en padmoorde-naars soos dronkbestuurdersinsluit nie. Moet ons ook nousoos die bendes mekaar Sondag-middae stenig en uitmoor?Doodstraf is ’n Middeleeuseafskuwelikheid, wat ons broseland gespaar moet bly.

Daar bestaan nêrens enigewetenskaplike of empiriesebewys dat doodstraf hoege-naamd ’n titsel afskrikwaardehet nie.

Mense wat sulke onwaarhedeversprei, moet met hul “bewy-se” vorendag kom.

Dis ook ’n mite dat dit enigesogenaamde “berusting”teweegbring.

My hele lewe lank is Christusmy enigste rolmodel. Mensewat met my verskil, moetbesluit wie hulle s’n is.

KOERT MEYERWelgelegen

Doodstraf het geenafskrikwaarde nie

The sale of drugs is a call forconcern, particularly in theWestern Cape and South Africa.This in part, has generatedmany questions and quickresponses have been that thoseinvolved want to make quickmoney, as a result of a hugeprofit margin.

Drugs commonly sold inSouth Africa are cocaine,heroin, Ecstasy, marijuana andQuaaludes. Why is it so easy toget a dose of these drugs withrelative ease, in spite of ade-quate security measures thegovernment has put into place.Are these drugs from within orimported? Who is to be blamed,the government? Are the portsof entry this country so vulnera-ble? The law is flexible to thosewho are engaged in this line oftrade. The execution of a SouthAfrican lady who was caughtwith drugs in China was notenough warning to them andmeant nothing to the authority.I am not proposing a deathsentence to drug traders, but

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LEWENSKIEKIE

Probleem lêby geweld wat‘cool’ isDie afgelope paar weke is daar ’n warmdebat in TygerBurger se briewebladgevoer rondom die kwessie van doodstraf.

Aan die een kant het die voorstandersbeweer misdaad is wel laer in lande waardie doodstraf geld. Hulle argumenteer datdié misdadigers moet besef hul grudadehet gevolge. Van hierdie mense is selfdirek geraak deur “halsmisdade”, soosmoord en verkragting.

Die ander kant het gesê doodstraf isonmenslik, dat ’n mens nie ’n lewe met’n lewe kan vergeld nie. Die meeste vanhulle het ook aangevoer die doodstraf isoneties, on-Bybels en on-Christelik.

Dit laat ’n mense wonder of misdaadnie aan die einde van die ketting gekeermoet word nie, maar aan die begin. Daarwaar ’n gesin kinders moet koester, ’nskool verder moet opvoed, maar ook waar’n samelewing moet ondersteun en liefhê.

Geweld is vandag heeltemal aanvaar-baar. In elke liewe fliek of TV-produksieis daar geweld, al is dit net ’n vuisslane-ry. Luister na musiek, kyk na rekenaar-speletjies, lees boeke, sien net hoe“harder” en gewelddadiger sport gewordhet. Hoe meer goed – en mense – opge-blaas en weggeskiet word, hoe meer bloedspuit en borrel, hoe beter. Dis vermaak-lik. Geweld is cool. En ons steun dit, regoor die wêreld waar oorloë woed, kinderskinders skiet, onskuldiges sneuwel aandie hand van “sagte mense”.

Sus ons ons gewete met die idee datons dit immers nie in die regte leweuitleef nie? Dit lyk tog of verskeie anderdalk nie dieselfde dissipline het nie.

HOOFARTIKEL

SMSV Can we stand together for once andsend back TV licence reminders marked“please repeat” like your programmes?Then there are interminable ads and nowthe ads blast you out of our seats! Hopeadvertisers know they are wasting theirmoney because we have to use the mutebutton or go deaf. - Anon

V Aan alle moordenaars en verkragtersvan vroue en ons kosbare kinders: my CVvir die pos van laksman sal eerste op diepresident se tafel wees! - Hendrik Wentzel.

V Met verwysing na “Educator” se SMSoor tuisonderrig. Ek stem saam dat diesosiale en emosionele ontwikkeling vanons kinders uiters belangrik is. Ons ho­mescool ons kinders juis oor die rede. Virnuwe tuisskoliere is dit ook altyd raad­saam om by ’n sosiale netwerk aan tesluit.So maak jy beter ingeligte besluite oorleerplanne. - Tuisskoler

V JD du Plessis (“Doodstraf is gepas virmoordenaars”, TB, 24 April) jy slaan diespyker op sy kop. Elke daad het gevolge!Ons is veronderstel om ons kinders vankleins af te leer dat keuses wat hul maakgevolge het, hoe goed of hoe sleg dit ookal is: ons moet dit dra. So dis ’n keuse watverkragters/moordenaars/diewe maaken daarom moet hul die gevolge dra endaarom is ek ook 110% ten gunste vandie doodstraf! - Anon

V Baie goeie diens van binnelandse sake.Paspoort binne 4 dae gereed. Well done.- C.Justus

V The educator who placed that rubbishabout home­schooled kids suffering soci­al and emotional deprivation has absolu­te no insight into home­schooling! Theyshould do research and will be astoundedas to how these kids thrive socially asthey have far better skills and coping me­chanisms! - Pro-homeschooling

) SMS’e kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord“Tyger”, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.

want to make the followingsuggestions;

The court should not grantbail application to suspects whoare involved in drug business.

The sale of drugs goes togeth-er with prostitution. Prostitu-tion should be made completelyillegal.

The community should helpalert Law Enforcement officersabout the premises where drugbusiness is taking place.

If all the drug dealers are sentto jail, our country will becomeless violent. Our children willconcentrate more in school.Money that was spent onbuying drugs will be put forbetter use. Rape, women andchild abuse issues will bereduced. There will be no streetkids. If the above remedies aretaken, South Africa will experi-ence peace.

Above all, policy makers havea greater part to play in orderto save the nation from gettinginto a shambles.

ANONBoston

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(ABDS­0146) 2 bedr.­apartment(b.i.c.). Spac. tiled lounge. O.plankitch. & lounge. Kitch. (b.i.c.), oven& stove. Bathr. Approx. 60m². Sec.parking. Sec. with b.bars & alarm

system.HEIDEVELD ­ R308 000 (ABDS­

0160) Spac. 2 beds. Tiled lounge.Tiled kitch. with knotty pine

ceilings. Bathr. Carport for 3 cars.Nice yard. Erf size approx. 152 m².Contact ZARA( 082 581 2400 /

021 931 9265(office hours 09:00 ­ 17:00).

Use references to view pictures atwww.abdusprop.co.za

DELFTLEIDEN: 3 beds, study, ff kitchen,

d/gar R239 000N2 GATEWAY: 2 beds, lounge,

kitchen R165 000 (cash)

BONTEHEUWELPAMPAS STR: 2 beds, f/f kitchen,garage, laundry R379 000

LEPELHOUT: 3 bed maisonette,large plot R350 000

NOOITGEDACHT3 beds, f/f kitchen, gar, R550 000

HIGHBURY(Kuils River) 3 beds, en­suite, f/f

kitchen, d/garage + g/flat R780 000

ELSIES (THE RANGE)3 beds, lounge, gar, large plot

R430 000

EERSTE RIVER13 rooms plus 3 plots (serviced)

Any offers?

HELP! HOUSES WANTEDSellers, we have buyers. For freevaluations & advice, phone us first!Call Ronnie, 021 952 0394 /

073 274 6668

PROPERTY KING

ELSIES RIVER /AVONWOOD

ONLY R280 000

Corner plot, large grounds, 2beds., lounge, kitchen, bathroom,carport. If your combined wages isapproximately R9 000 p.m., then

you could buy this house!

Contact Mark Anthony021 704 2160 or083 482 4250

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ELSIES RIVER

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MALIBU VILLAGE ­ R400 0003 beds. all with b.i.c., braai area,

garage on spacious erf.

HINDLE PARK ­ R410 0003 beds., 2 with b.i.c., undercoverbraai area, f.f. kitchen, enclosed.

HILLCREST ­ R450 0003 beds. with m.e.s. & b.i.c. in main,f.f. kitchen, lounge, dining room &

garage.

TUSCANY GLEN ­ R630 0003 beds., 2 with b.i.c., main haswalk­in closet & m.e.s., f.f. kitchen,lounge, dining room, drive thru

garage.

SUMMERVILLE / KUILS RIVERX3 R620 000 ­ 3 beds., main withfull bathroom & b.i.c., f. kitchen,o.plan lounge/dining r. & garage.

Call or SMS/WhatsappCAROL on 021 909 0461 /

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Valhalla Park •Agnas cressentR210 000 excl.

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Tuscuny Glen3 bedroom home, with lounge,

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YOLAM PROPERTIESWESBANK ­ R170 000

3 beds., kitchen, lounge, toilet,burglar bars, carport, fully

enclosed.

KUILS RIVER / WESBANK ­R175 000 ­ 2 beds., laminated

flooring, bath/toilet, lounge, diningr., kitchen, b.i.c., u.c. oven + hob,b. bars, safety gates, fully encl.

ROSENDAL / DELFTR290 000 ­ 2 beds., lounge,kitchen, b.bars & safety gates,bathr., toilet, fully enclosed.

VOORBRUG / DELFTR290 000 ­ 2 beds., lounge,kitchen, b.bars, safety gates,

bathr., toilet, carport x 2 cars, fullyenclosed.

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Kom deel in die pret en plesier in ’n poging om ’n vorige rekordwaar 438 skaapkoppe op een terrein voorberei en geëet is, tot 500 te verbeter.

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Aangebied deur:

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Beperkte akkommodasie in huisies en kampering is beskikbaar:Kontak asb. vir Melinda de Milander by melinda@bushmanscave.co.za of skakel 027 482 2918

• Olof Berghkontantkroegbeskikbaar

(eie drank wordnie toegelaat nie)

• Snoepie beskikbaar• Gelukstrekkings

deur die dag

Super 15 RugbyStormers vs Kingssal vertoon word

in dieOlof Bergh-kroeg

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TYGERBURGER | ELSIESRIVIERWoensdag, 1 Mei 2013

SAREL BURGER

Dit is nou maar so: ’n span wat aanmekaarmoet verdedig, kan dit net tot op ’n puntdoen; dan kom daar ’n breekspul.

Nadat die Hoërskool Tygerberg se o.19A-rugbyspan die afgelope naweek ’n hele entweg in die tweede helfte nog tot ’n bedingba-re voorsprong van 19-6 deur die HS Bellvillebeperk is, het die damwal toe eensklaps ge-breek. Ses vinnig opeenvolgende drieë laterhet die Tiere die besoekers ’n pak slae van59-6 toegedien, nadat hulle feitlik die helewedstryd in beheer van sake was.

Die “ou kwaal” van Stellenberg se eerstespan dat hy nie altyd sy puntekanse benutnie, het dié slag weer kop uitgesteek in diewedstryd teen die Hoër Seunskool Ronde-bosch. In ’n besonder aanskoulike wedstrydwasdit hul slaankragwatdieKapenaarsmet31-16 teen Stellenberg laat wen het.

Brackenfell se oorheersing voorlangs endie daarmee gepaardgaande goeie onder-steunende spel was een te veel vir HS Swart-

land, wat met ’n telling van 8-48 druipstertmoes terugry Malmesbury toe. Durbanvillehet eweneens sewedrieë ingeryg teenTyger-berg-klub en min moeite ondervind om met44-14 te wen.

Nadat Monumentpark verlede jaar ’ngroot loesing teenDeKuilen opdie lyf geloophet, het die Kraaie dié slag die bordjies ver-hang, al was diewentelling van 10-9 so op diehond se stert. D.F. Malan het met 27-14 ookoor te veel skietgoed vir Jan van Riebeeckbeskik. HTS Bellville (10-34 t HS Strand),President (10-57 t Hottentots-Holland) enJ.G. Meiring (12-15 t Parel Vallei) het ’nrampspoedige dag teen spanne van die Oos-kus beleef. Ook Bosmansdam (17-30 t Vis-hoek) en Fairmont (12-35 t Westerford hetaan die kortste ent getrek in hul wedstryde.

Maar oorwinnings is wel behaal deur Kas-selsvlei (39-0 t Trafalgar), Bellville-Suid (36-10 t Edgemead), Bernadino Heights (22-3 tPlumstead), Milnerton (28-18 t Hamlets-klub), Scottsville (25-10 t Eben Dönges) enJan Kriel-skool (38-7 t Bernadino Heights).

HTS B’ville­damwal breek toe Tiere vlamvatMorné Kotze (Tyger­berg) kry vir Christi­aan Fick (HS Bellville)om die enkels beet inhul o.19­kragmeting,wat die Tiere met59­6 met gemakgewen het.

FOTO: CARINA ROUX

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SHIHAN HENNIE: HE WILL SUCCEED

Turner backin ring again

Graham Turner will make his comeback after a lengthy lay­off in the MMA ring. Here he is sparringwith one of his top students, Shaun de Lange.

STEHAN SCHOEMAN

Sit down when you read this sentence.At the age of 45, GrahamAshley Turn-er is making a comeback to the MMA

ring and this is a man with his sights setfirmly on an EFC title.It’s been 10 long years since his last fight.After the defence force as a youngster,

Graham started working as a doorman aswell as VIP close-protection security.Through this he was able to learn many

forms of martial arts, but still found some-thing was missing. That something wassoon found after he watched UFC 1 and sawRoyce Gracie submit his opponents thatwere much bigger than him without sus-taining injury to himself. This was Gra-ham’s first introduction to the art of Brazil-ian JiuJitsu.

MMA dojoIn the 90s, Grahamstarted his first school

training in the art of street reality combatin London. He trained up fighters that com-peted for pro-tournaments on the Britishcircuit reaching national level.After that he moved back to South Africa

and followed his dream of opening his ownprofessional MMA dojo den.“At the age of 45, I’m physically andmen-

tally in the shape of my life. I have neverfelt this good. I seemyself as amartial artistnot a fighter. A fighter will stop trainingwhen he stops competing. A true martialartists never stops training even if heknows he’s done competing,” said Graham.

He has a busy schedule to say the least.He is training 16 times a week, with any-thing between two and four classes daily athis Leviathans Den dojo in Durbanville.“A lot of thought has gone into this mas-

sive decision. I’m not done yet, far from it.I really feel my best is still ahead of me. Ithink itwould be arrogant ofme to step intothe EFC ring for my first fight. I need to getthe ring rust off.

Burning desire“That’swhy I decided to compete in a pro-

am fight on 25May in Edgemead. I need thetime in the ring before getting competingin the EFC in November. I have a burningdesire to compete on the highest level andlet me tell you I am ready for it.”He also has a lot of respect forKyokushin-

kan’s Shihan Hennie Bosman. “ShihanHennie opened his doors for me and someof my students two years ago. He broughtme back from being a prized fighter to theroots of a true martial artists.“Training at Shihan Hennie is all about

respect for each other and yourself. The tra-ditional ethics is something very importantto us. Althoughwe are involved in differentstyles, I still see him as my teacher.”“You know I have always had respect for

Graham. His technique and power sur-prised me and let me tell you it takes a lotof guts to get back into the ring at his age.I have no doubt he will make a success ofhis comeback,” said Shihan Hennie.Anybody willing to sponsor Graham can

contact him on 0 071 902 3351.