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Dít was die uitdruklike boodskapvan inwoners wat onlangs met ’noptog in Kalkfontein standpunt in-geneem het teen dié twee euwelswat dié woongebied in Kuilsrivierteister. Die optog het Saterdag 29September plaasgevind.Jacob Jacobs, plaaslike raadslid
van wyk 11, het aan die TygerBur-ger gesê die doel van die optog wasom die inwoners se stemme te laathoor. “Ons is teen daardie euwels
en wil dit bekamp.”Die optoggangers het geen negati-
witeit of teenkanting ervaar nie.“Ons het baie goeie ondersteuninggekry.”Hy sê die optog is die afskopvan vele wat hulle beplan.Meer as 150 mense het aan die op-
tog deelgeneemen diemeerderheidwas kinders. Jacobs sê die optogwas deel van ’n veldtog om kindersbewus te maak van die gevare vandwelm- en alkoholmisbruik.Hy sê veral die noodlottige gevol-
gewat dwelmmisbruik vir jong kin-ders in die gebied inhou, is vir diegemeenskap ’n brandende kwessie.“Jong kinders misbruik dwelms en
die verskaffers maak gebruik vanjong kinders om die goed te ver-koop. Ekwil hierdeur ook ’n beroepdoen op hierdiemense om op te houom kinders vir dié doel in te span.”Gedurende die optog het Jacobs
aan die Kuilsrivier-polisie ’n peti-sie oorhandig. Die petisie bevatmeer as 500 handtekeninge vanKalkfontein-inwoners.“Die handtekeninge van die men-
se is om te wys hulle is teen die ge-bruik van alkohol en dwelms.”Kapt. Isaac vanNiekerk, kommu-
nikasiebeampte van die Kuilsri-vier-polisie, het aan die TygerBur-ger gesê die polisie doen deurlopen-
de operasies in die Kalkfontein-woongebied, spesifiek gerig oponwettige drank- en dwelmhande-laars. “Ons betrap deurlopendmen-se met dwelms.”Hy sê tik en dagga is die dwelms
in die gebiedwaaropmeestal beslaggelê word.Die polisie kan nie alleen die
stryd teen dwelmmisbruik aanpaknie. Hy sê die gemeenskap moeniebang wees om die polisie van inlig-ting te voorsien nie. “Ons het prag-tige suksesse behaal waar die ge-meenskap vir ons inligting deurge-gee het. Alle inligting sal vertroulikhanteer word,” het Van Niekerk
verseker.Nog ’n gemeenskapsleier, Justin
Wildebees, wat ook aan die optogdeelgeneem het, sê die dwelmhan-delaars en bendes moet gewaarskuword dat dit nie die laaste optog indie gebied sal wees nie.“Soos ons geloophet, het baie lede
van die gemeenskap by die optogaangesluit en gesê dit is ’n goeieding wat ons doen.”Hy sê die gevoel onder gemeen-
skapslede is dat misdade soos in-brake en ander geringer misdadebesig is om handuit te ruk. “Onsvoel dit hou direk verband met diedwelmmisbruik in die gebied.”
Kinders van Kalkfontein het ook aandie optog deelgeneem.
) Optogboodskap duidelik:
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Crushanda Forbes (2011 Idols finalist)made a turn on our Orange Couch lastnight, ahead of her show at Die Boer.
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Dogs of all shapes, sizes and breedstook part in the Doggy Fun Day held atWest Coast Village on Saturday.
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Health check-ups are crucial to ensurehealthy living and this weekend senior citi-zens are given the chance to undergo somemuch-needed health check-ups.
The New Apostolic Church in Kuils Riv-er’s Bishop Area will be hosting a Health Dayfor senior citizens on Saturday 6 October atthe Northlink College, Voortrekker Road,Bellville.
The day’s programme will run from 08:30
until 14:30.Senior citizens will get the opportunity to
have medical check-ups and tests including,blood pressure, blood sugar levels, eyes andhearing tests, pap smears, breast examina-tions, foot care and oral hygiene.
All senior citizens are welcome to attend.For more details contact Doreen Petersen
on 082 808 3713 or Valencia Petersen on076 725 0213.
Health check for seniors on offer this weekend
Theft, robbery with aggravating circum-stances, common robbery and drug-relatedcrimes were some of the crimes showing anincrease in the Mfuleni police nationalcrime statistics released recently.
The total of sexual crimes, attempted mur-der, common assault, driving under the in-fluence of alcohol or drugs, stock theft, ille-gal possession of firearms and ammunition,crimen injuria and robbery at residential
premises and at non-residential premises,had also gone up in the year from April 2011until March 2012. C
rimes showing a decrease were murder(one less reported case than last year’s 67),assault GBH, arson, malicious damage toproperty, burglary at non-residential andresidential premises, theft out of motor vehi-cle and motorcycle, carjacking and culpablehomicide.
Latest crime stats reflect both highs and lows
DESIREÉ RORKE
Die gaping tussen rykdom en armoedeword al hoe groter – teen só ’n tempo datmeer en meer Suid-Afrikaners jaarliksin armoede gedompel is.
Een organisasie wat begrip het vir diéwerklikheid, is Badisa-maatskaplike dien-ste wat oor die afgelope jaar ses miljoenmaaltye aan arm Suid-Afrikaners voor-sien het, maar tans self ’n stryd om oorle-wing voer.
Weens geldelike nood beleef die organi-sasie tans die moeilikste tyd sedert sy ont-staan, en beoog hulle om met ’n omkeer-strategie die situasie te beredder.
“Badisa het die afgelope maande metverskeie kundiges gekonsulteer en ons isbesig om te herbesin oor finansies, diens-lewering, interne prossesse en die groeivan ons personeel,” het Annemarie Bezui-denhout, woordvoer van Badisa, by hulkantore in Bellville aan TygerBurger ge-sê.
Volgens Bezuidenhout het vele faktoregelei tot die huidige geldelike dilemma.
Dit sluit onder meer die stadige prosesvan die nasionale Lotto-uitbetalings enontoereikende staatstoelae in.
Volgens Bezuidenhout het die Lotto-or-ganisasie in 2010 laas uitbetaal, terwyl diestaatstoelaag wat die organisasie ont-vang, drie jaar gelede laas aangepas is. DieLotto is nou eers besig om die 2011-aansoe-ke te oorweeg, het sy gesê.
Dít, terwyl lewenskostes die hoogte in-skiet en skenkings van openbare instan-sies weens die rimpeleffek van die wêreld-wye resessie ook afwaarts aangepas word.
“Die armes in ons gemeenskappe worddus dubbeld geraak deur die resessie,
want die kostes styg en die nie-regerings-organisasies kan hulle al minder help,” sêsy.
“Ons moet egter volhou met ons diensle-wering ter wille van die duisende mensein nood, spesifiek die kinders en bejaardesin ons gemeenskappe,” het sy gesê.
Badisa sien om na 698 555 mense in totaalin hul bedieningsgebied in die Wes-, Oos-en Noord-Kaap.
Dit sluit in verwaarloosde kinders,straatkinders, mense met ongeskikthede,
HIV-ondersteuning en bejaardes.“Al kan ons ten minste elke dag net een
maaltyd vir al die mense bied, moet onsdoodeenvoudig ons deure oophou,” voeg syby. Intussen gaan die organisasie voortmet gesprekvoering met die staat en dieLotto-organisasie vir ondersteuning.
“Badisa doen tans ook voorleggings aanmaatskappye en hou funksies om fondse tewerf. Ons is positief en gereed om die orga-nisasie se volhoubaarheid te verseker,” sêsy.
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Annemarie Bezuidenhout, woordvoerder van Badisa, gee ’n kort oorsig van die organisasie sejaarverslag. Foto: Desireé Rorke
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A man from Kuils River almostwalked into a trap set by an internetcon artist recently when his emailaccount was blocked.
Chris Henn was informed that inorder to unlock the account he hadto supply personal information,which included his bank details.
“When I picked up my son on Sat-urday he questioned me about anemail I forwarded to him. I neverforwarded any mail to him. I wasstunned when I could not access myemail account when we got home.I went to an internet cafe and re-ceived a message informing me thatmy account was blocked due tosomeone else trying to access myaccount. I had to complete a form,
which required information suchas my name, surname, country,”Henn explains.
All this seemed pretty normal toHenn, but then he had to completethe “billing section”, which askedhis credit card number, expiry dateand last few digits on the back of thecard.
“I knew that if someone had thatinformation they could do internetpurchases on the card, so I left thatinformation out,” he says.
M-Web confirmed that this is in-deed a scam and that it is quite acommon one at that.
They urged internet users to nev-er give any personal information toanyone over the internet and thatmessages such as the one Henn re-ceived should be ignored.
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Missing: An adult,Riedewaan “Tollie”Jacobs (24), fromWesbank, who has beenreported missing, waslast seen by his motheron 30 August at approx-imately 19:30 when heleft with Ricardo “Ricky”Jansen. It is not knownwhere Ricardo stays.Riedewaan was wearing ablack T-shirt, black Niketracksuit and blacktakkies at the time of hisdisappearance. He hastwo Kruger earrings in hisears and has four frontteeth missing. He hasblack hair, is 1,7 m inheight and weighs 78 kg.Anyone with informationis urged to contactWarrant Officer DeliaRhodes on 082 469 3247.
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The cellist Sinéad Symons (13) fromBrackenfellwhowasaccompaniedbyherfather James on piano claimed the goldmedalonFridaynightat the secondSAM-RO Hubert van der Spuy National MusicCompetition.
The competition was held at the HugoLambrechts Music Centre in Parow.Sinéad, a student of Marian Lewin, won
first prize, which included a gold medal plusthe Johanna van der Spuy prize of R10 000.She also won the strings category prize,
which included aUnisa prize plus R2 000 andsecond prize for best performance of a SouthAfrican composition alsowalking awaywithR2 000.She also won R1 500 in the best perform-
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In the development candidateswoodwindsand brass category, Rozay Apollis (13) fromBluedowns who plays flute won R500.In the best candidate of amember from SA
Society of Music Teachers: Tygerberg cate-gory Nicholas Bosman (13) from Kuils Riverwho plays violin walked away the winner.ZoëCoetzee (12) fromWelgemoed andFanSi-mon Wu (12) from Milnerton also playedtheir hearts out when when they joinedSineád in the finals.Annerike du Plessis (13), a pianist from
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another chance in the final round to impressthe adjudicators and their performances we-re sheer enjoyment. The sample of the emer-ging talent fromprimary school level thatweexperienced during the competition, bodeswell for the future of classical music in ourcountry,” he remarked. He hopes they willcontinue honing their skills to the extentthat they qualify for the SAMRO OverseasScholarships.”Visit www.sena.org.za to find out more
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Sinéad Symons (13) from Brac-kenfell won first prize, which in-cluded a gold medal. She alsowon R1 500 in the Best perfor-mance prizes (romantic work).
Among the finalists in the competition were (from left) pianist Anneri-ke du Plessis (13) from Bellville walked away with third prize andR1 000 in the best performance of South African compositions cate-gory; pianist Fan Simon Wu (12) a finalist for the top prize and RozayApollis (13) from Bluedowns who plays flute and won R500 in thedevelopment candidates woodwinds and brass category.
Zoë Coetzee (12) from Welgemoedwowed the crowd with her perfor-mance at the Hugo Lambrechts Mu-sic Centre on Friday.
The Kuils River Community Carnivalwill run from 11 to 13October at theWest-ern Cape Sport School (old Bok-college).Those attending can look forward to
fun rides, stalls, beer garden, live enter-tainment, Mr andMiss Carnival Pageantand so much more. The event promisesto be an exciting family event for big andsmall to come out and enjoy.Entrants of the beauty pageant stand to
win lovely prizes and the crowning of Mrand Miss Carnival will take place onThursday 11 October.To enter the pageant, contact Charlene
Fourie, pageant director on 083 312 2884.Bookings for stalls are still open, so
contact Sonja Swart on 082 202 0798.Local businesses and sponsors are still
welcome to join in and can contactClaude Julius on 073 910 4271 or EdwinaKeynel on 082 497 8438.
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Victims’ rights: The Mfulenipolice hosted a Victims’ RightsWeek from 17 to 21 September.A clean-up operation of the VictimSupport Room formed part of theactivities for the week. The clean-up was done by members of theMen for Change organisation (anorganisation consisting of policeofficials aimed at facilitating posi-tive change). Other activities in-cluded a presentation by KarinBotes, senior public prosecutor ofthe Blue downs Magistrate’sCourt and her team as well as aself-defence demonstration at theManzomthombo Senior Second-ary School in Mfuleni. Here ConstEdwill Speelman from the Mfulenipolice mops the floor of the VictimSupport Room.
DieWillowbridge-winkelsentrumhet be-sluit omdiemaandvanOktober aanmin-derbevoorregte honde en hul welsyn opte dra.
Daaromsal die Superhondedag op 27Okto-ber op die grasarea agter die sentrum plaas-vind. Die dag sal om07:30 afskopmet ’n 5 km-pretstap vir honde-eienaarsmet hul viervoe-tige beste vriende.
Volgende op die program is ’n hondehok-bouprojek, wat om 09:00 sal begin.
Lede van die publiek sal ’n geleentheid kryom hondehokke af te rond deur dit mooi teverf.
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Die verf en kwaste vir hierdie projekwordgeskenk deur Builders Express Willowbrid-ge.
Die Superhondedag word dan afgesluitmet ’n hondevertoning om 11:00 deur diegidshondvereniging, die Wes-Kaapse honde-klub en die Incredible Dog show.
Toegang na die Superhondedag is gratis,maar daar sal donasiedose by die ingangwees waarin hondekomberse, kos of speel-
goed geplaas kan word.Geldelike donasies sal ook welkom wees.Al die donasies sal gedeel word tussen
Pets, Animal Anti Cruelty League en dieGidshondvereniging.
Deur die loop van die dag sal daar gelukki-ge trekkings wees.
Daar sal ook kosstalletjieswees. ’n Persen-tasie vanhul verkope sal aan dié drie organi-sasies geskenk word.
Gedurende Oktober sal daar uitstallingsin die sentrum wees oorkant About Cats &Dogs en Dischem, waar inligting oor die or-ganisasies beskikbaar sal wees.
Inskrywings vir die pretstap sal ook hierplaasvind.
Mense kan dié organisasies enige tyd inOktober help deur kos en komberse vir hon-de of katte te skenk.
Daar sal donasiedromme wees voor Pickn Pay, Dischem en About Cats & Dogs waar-in mense donasies kan plaas.
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The enforcement of the Tobacco Act at cer-tain public domains has left a citizen unhap-py, because he feels that the act is appliedunfairly.
“I have seen many restaurants closingdown.
I don’t see that shebeens are being shutdown,” says theman,who chooses to remainanonymous.
He feels this is unfair and that the princi-ple of this act should apply to pubs, clubs,restaurants and shebeens.
According toTobaccoControl Laws, SouthAfrica permits 25 % of floor space in publicplaces or workplaces for smoking.
These include hotels, restaurants, guesthouses and casinos.
It states that the law applies to any indoor,enclosed areawhich is open to thepublic and
includes aworkplace and a public conveyan-ce.
“Owners of restaurants are informed ofthe requirements of the notice relating toSmoking of Tobacco Products in Public Pla-ces promulgated in terms of theTobaccoPro-ducts Control Act, which is enforced to ob-tain a business license,” Richard Bosman,executive diretor of the city’s safety and se-curity department said.
Bosman added that environmental healthpractitioners enforce the requirements du-ring routine visits to restaurants by servinglegal notices and issuing fines should trans-gressions continue.
Councillor Lugiswa James urges the com-munity to report any contraventions in thisregard to the South African police for inves-tigation.
All police station numbers are availableon www.saps.gov.za.
Light up and be shut down
Come out and enjoy the benefits of a zumbaexercise routine at the Zumba Demo Party.
This will take place on Saturday 6 Octoberat the St Georges Anglican Church bazaarand time slots for the zumba sessions arefrom 11:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 15:00.
Hilda Johnson, instructor, says about thebenefits of zumba. “In addition to lookingbetter and being healthier, zumba dance ex-
ercise increases your stamina, giving youmore energy for both work and play. Youwill sleep better, handle stress better, andfeel better.”
Interested persons wanting to start a zum-ba class in their area can contact Johnsonon 082 941 0442. Classes are held on Thurs-days from 19:00 to 20:00 at the Sarepta Com-munity Hall, Rietvlei Road, Sarepta.
Enjoy benefits of the zumba
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Twosocialwork students areworkingonmaking some special learners at a schoolin Belhar, extra special.
Mxolisi Mangxola and Adrian Seherriefrom the University of theWestern Cape arecurrently doing their practicals at the OasisSpecial School in Belhar.“This is a school for severely mentally
challenged learners,” said Mangxolo.“As part of our practicals, we are organis-
ing a fundraising and awareness project onWednesday 17 October to assist the school toaddress the dire educational needs of thelearners.“Many of the learners come from the sur-
rounding extremely impoverished commu-nity. Sincemany of the learners are often ex-cluded from mainstream society, the focus
of the project is to create an awareness aboutsocial inclusion.“We will also address the following fac-
tors; teenage pregnancies, and HIV/Aids,which may cause social exclusion.”Mangxolo added that they would be invit-
ing many of the key stakeholders that facili-tate awareness programmes on HIV/Aids,schools, nurses and social workers of thecommunity to participate in the project.“We would like as many people from the
surrounding communities to be a part of thisproject to showour learners that the commu-nity cares about them.“Part of our appeal is also that we would
appreciate any consumables as donationssuch as cool drinks, sugar, tea, biscuits, cof-fee, milk, sweets, paper plates and cups.”Further information about the event from
The Belhar Principals’ Forum are playing their part in supporting the Oasis Special Schoolby helping to raise funds for the school, and to make the community aware of the plight ofthe disabled in the community. They recently handed over a cheque for R10 280 to the schoolas part of their on-going support. June Hamman and Robin Reid are seen here getting thecheque from chairman of the forum, Kevin Sonn, with some of the principals in the forum,(from left) Andy Josephus (Belvue Primary), Owen April (Accordion Primary), Jonathan Henke-man (Principal Oasis) and Ralph Talmarkes (Perserverance High). Photo: Gary van Dyk
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Think you can be the toast of the town?
TheSiemensToastmastersClub is lookingfor members of the community who want tovoice their opinions as toastmasters.Apart from other educational goals this
Toastmaster’s Year (June 2012 – June 2013)they would like to promote and start newToastmaster clubs in the northern suburbs.Carl Holman is the vice-president Educa-
tion and area governor for the Tygerberg ar-ea and feels that there are still many morepeople out there who could benefit from be-coming a toastmaster.“It is lots of fun,” he says.“Apart from learning how to have the con-
fidence to stand up and speak in front of peo-ple, there’s also the social side of thingswhere you meet people from all walks of lifeand become lifelong friends.”Rochelle Manuel from Bellville South is
one of the newer members having joined inOctober last year but already rising throughthe ranks.She was elected secretary of the Siemens
Toastmasters Club (situated in Plattekloof,Parow) last year and retained the positionfor this year.This year she also received the award for
Most ImprovedToastmaster, and duringAu-gust won the Humorous Speech contest inthe club, and for the area against four otherclubs.“I am confident that her improved public
speaking skills, leadership and self-confi-dence will encourage and inspire others tojoin Toastmasters,” continued Holman.“Her personal and professional achieve-
ment will inspire others to step out of theircomfort zone and make a difference in thecommunity of Bellville South and surround-ing areas.“We want people from all areas to take up
the challenge and we will be there for themto help them set up their own clubs whenev-er and whever it is needed.”Siemens Toastmasters Club meets every
third Thursday of the month at SiemensHouse, 163 Hendrik Verwoerd Drive, Plat-tekloof, but for further information Holmancan be contacted on 078 621 4021, or email [email protected].
Be toast ofthe town, ifyou haveconfidence
Rochelle Manuel and Carl Holman at the re-cent Siemens Toastmasters ceremony.
Belmet Marine are once again taking musicto children from local farm schools.Last year, the company, together with lo-
cal residents raised funds for underprivi-leged young musicians and also providedthem the opportunity to learn from one ofSouthAfrica’s greatmusicians,Albert Frost.This year they want to do it again, with an
event on Saturday 17 November at Kronen-dal Wine Cellar in Durbanville.For more information please call Carin
Promotion: TygerBurger and the 101 Fun Things to Do Expo, taking place in the GrandWestMarket Hall on 3 and 4 November, are giving readers the chance to win some adventurousexcursions and pampering sessions at the expo. Look out for the seven different competitionspublished in TygerBurger in the weeks leading up to the expo, fill in your details and takeit along to the expo on any of the two show days to enter. This week’s prize is one night’sstay for two couples, including breakfast, at Lumley’s Place B&B in Pniel valued at R2 800.Draws for all the different prizes will be done live at the show on Sunday 4 November between15:30 and 16:00. Formore information, contact Desiree on 0219814737 or go towww.thepro-mo.co.za. Visit our website, www.tygerburger.co.za, or tygerb.mobi for competition rules.Name: _______________________________ Tel: ________________________________Email:_____________________________________________________________________________
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Gospel: The New Life Ministries Choir will be hosting a spectacular gospel show thisweekend. It will be taking place at Wesbank No1 Primary School in Wesbank Main Roadon Saturday 6 October starting at 19:00. Various guest artists will also be performing andrefreshments will be on sale. Tickets at R30 available at the door.
GARY VAN DYK
Animportantpartnership inmobile com-municationwill be benefiting young peo-ple in the community.
Keep the Dream 206 is a cross racial, cul-tural and religious organisation that hasbeen operating in the Delft and surroundingareas since 2003. It offers the youth at riskin these areas an alternative to drugs, teen-age sex and pregnancies, abuse, alcoholism,gangsterism and most of the negative influ-ences that penetrate the community on a dai-ly basis.They are now set for greater achievements
with their partnership with Uronimo, a mo-bile media platform that enables virtuallyevery user worldwide to enjoy a superiormobile experience and receive any form ofdigital content on their mobile device, re-gardless of the type of phone, network or car-rier.Margo Lawrence of Keep the Dream said
that what initially attracted Uronimo’s at-tention to the plight of the organisation wasthe possibility of the institution possibly be-ing forced to close its doors, unless much-needed funding was made available.“It is for this reason that Uronimo ZA has
agreed to a partnership with us,” she said.“There is undoubtedly a great need for so-
cial development in South Africa and withtechnology of this nature we are able to pro-vide this institution and others with assist-ance through mobile advertisements to as-sist with the raising of funds.”She pointed out that this initiative will en-
able them to continue their work in the com-
munity where instead of the negatives, theywarn the youth about the dangers ofHIVandAids, anger, crime, rape, teenage pregnan-cies, etc, and offer them dancing, singing,art, poetry, sport, and life skills.“Through our programmes we motivate
them to complete and further their educa-tion. We say that without education, there isno liberation.“We also run a programme called Taking
Charge which is a concept that has been de-signed to be used as an early interventionpreventative model relating to the negativesthat penetrate our youth at risk on a dailybasis.“Through this programme youth are
taught preventative measures and how tocope with peer pressure and temptations.”Dance also plays a big part in their activi-
ties. “Currently dance is the foremost pro-gramme and our dancers have performed atmany of the big stages in Cape Town,” shecontinued.“The aim is to create the platforms and ex-
pose the talent of our youth at risk. We havean ongoing dance project that has been run-ning for the past three yearswhere youth aretaught the art of dance.“Out of this project Street Steppers, a pro-
fessional dance groupwas born.With all thiswe aim to promote better social cohesion bychanging the mindsets of the youth from thenegative to the positive so they copewith thepressures of today and become positive fu-ture role models in their schools and thecommunity they live in.”For more information Lawrence can be
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Mother City is preparing for theseventh Cape Town Military Tat-too, that will be presented at theCastle of Good Hope from 31 Octo-ber to 3 November 2012, and fromwhat the media has gathered thusfar it is a production guaranteed to
enthral Capetonians, and visitorsfrom all over the country andabroad.Theword “tattoo” is derived from
the centuries-old military ritualthat originated in the Low Coun-tries of Europe during the 16th and17th centuries, when patrols wouldbe sent out near nightfall to alertoff-duty soldiers in the taverns thatit was time to return to their bar-racks, Brigadier General ChrisGildenhuys explained at the media
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burgh of Africa.”In the South African tradition,
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Tarryn Glasby is the TygerBur-ger sportstar of the month win-ner for her brilliant achieve-ments on the hockey field.Tarryn (Grade 11) from El
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ring places in both the SA u-18Aand the SA u-21 sides. The scin-tillating strikerwon the IPTTopGoal Scorer Award in 2011 play-ing for WP u-16A and again in2012 playing for WP u-21A.Shealsoplaysher clubhockey
at Durbanville, turning out forthe Women’s First Team thatplays in theWPWomen’s GrandChallenge League.Representing the South Afri-
can u-21 squad, Tarryn is sche-duled to play for the Junior Wo-men’s Africa Cup qualifier mat-ches in Randburg thismonth, inthe lead-up to the FIH seventhWomen’s Junior World Cupnext year.She received a pair of sunglas-
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Star of the future isour star of the month
Tarry Glasby is the TygerBurger Sportstar of the Month, with her isElsie du Toit (Bosman McNulty and Du Toit Optometrists) and HennieBosman. Photo: Carina Roux
SAREL BURGER
’n Haarbreedte. Dít was die skra-le skeiding wat die WP se Super-liga-rugbytitel hierdie seisoenvan Durbanville/Bellville weer-hou het.
Nadat die Durbies Saterdag inhul laaste ligabepaling oortuigendmet 49-17 met Hamiltons afgerekenhet en dieUniversiteit Stellenboschterselfdertyd Valsbaai met 38-7 ge-stamp het, het Durbanville/Bellvil-le en die Maties saam bo-aan diepunteleer geëindig.Maar, die Stellenbosse studente
is as die kampioen aangewys, dank-
sy ’n geringe beter punteverskil indie loop van die 18 wedstryde watelk gespeel het.Dit bly egter ’n hartseerstorie dat
die Durbell-manne niemet die loue-re kon wegstap nie – veral as in aggeneem word dat hulle in albei hulligabepalings teen die Maties diestudentespan gekou het en inder-daad 17 van hul 18wedstryde gewenhet – teenoor die Maties, wat in 16van hul wedstryde aan die wenkantwas.Dit is ook ironies dat dit ’n ander
span uit die Tygerberg-streek, dieTygerberg-klub,waswat op 28 Juliemet ’n verrassende oorwinning dieDurbies se pad na die titel geknie-
halter het – met die verdere ironiedat die einste Tygerberg-klub totdie stuiptrekkings van Saterdag selaaste reeks wedstrydbepalingsmoeswag om te sien of hy aanstaan-de seisoen steeds deel van die A-af-deling van die Superliga sal wees.Die Tygerberg-klub, wat sy laaste
ligabepaling al voorverlede naweekafgehandel het, was die afgelope Sa-terdagnog ophete kole oor sy lot virdie 2013-seisoen.MaarmetValsbaaise nederlaag teen die Maties eindigTygerberg nou derde van onder opdiepunteleer enbehouhysyA-afde-lingstatus, terwylValsbaai enVilla-ger as die onderste twee spanne af-skuif na die B-afdeling.
Titel ontglip Durbies
Die 2012/13-krieketseisoen beginamptelik eerskomende Saterdag,maar met druktyd is nog geen wed-strydbepalings van die WP, sowelas die Boland, ontvang nie.In der waarheid het selfs die
klubs in dieWPnog geen skriftelikeaanduidings gekry van waar enteenwie hul eerste wedstryde is nie– ’n werklik betreurenswaardigetoedrag van sake.Aan die skolefront is die nuus dat
16 spanne op 17 Oktober aan dieWPse noordelike stadsgebiede-streek-unie se jaarlikse ses-aan-’n-kant-toernooi gaan deelneem. Die span-ne sal in vier afdelings sake onder-ling uitspook, waarna dieafdelingwenners deurdring na dieeindronde.Die HS Tygerberg is die verdedi-
gende kampioen. – (Sarel Burger)
Die groot vraag is:Wie teen wie?
Gold: TheWestern Province u-19 indoor soccer teamwon the goldmedalin the recent Inter-Provincial Tournament held in Centurion. The playershad tough competition from the likes of Gauteng North, Gauteng Scorpi-ons and Southern Gauteng. The team scored 61 goals and only conceded23 in their nine games. They are (from left back) Carlo Arenz (captain),Luke van Niekerk, Brayden Bailey, (front) Zarrio Bailey, Timothy Barendsand Dylon Meyer.
After a highly successful river paddling sea-son in the Western Cape, an Edgemead canoe-ist is determined to make his mark in thisyear’s Hansa Fish River Canoe Marathon.Ivan Kruger, a member of the Century City
Canoe Club, will take on South Africa’s bestpaddlers in the 82km race that starts in Cra-dock this coming Saturday.Some international stars will also make
their appearance in this exciting two-day riverrace in the heart of the Eastern Cape.Kruger,whohas just turned 20, is among the
top three u-23 paddlers in the country. He fol-lowed up his win in the arduous 240km BergRiver Marathon in July with a second placingin the Breede River Marathon in September(in a double canoewith JosieWilliamsof PaarlCanoe Club).He was placed in the top 10 overall in the
country in both these events.Ivan is no stranger to punching above his
weight having previously broken the u-18record at the Berg River Marathon at the ageof 15.HeobtainedhisProtea junior colours in 2010
and took part in theWorld Marathon Champi-onships in Spain where he was placed ninthin the world in his age category.Kruger, complete his first Fish River Mara-
thonat the age of 14 and thiswill behis seventhin a row.“It’s fun fromGrassridgeDamon awater re-
lease that guarantees lots of exciting rapids allthe way to Cradock 82 km down river. It is anepic challenge of one’s paddling ability withthe added pressure of it being the SA K1 RiverMarathon Champs this year,” he says of thisyear’s challenge.The weekend will see more than 1 500 pad-
dlers taking part with some 400 entries in thesingle kayaks (K1), 500 in the double kayaks(K2) and about 100 three man kayaks (K3).When asked who will be standing between
him and his goal of a top 10 overall placingKruger sounded a bit apprehensive.“With the who’s who of South African pad-
dling on the start line at this year’s race it’sgoing to tough! Just looking at the start list isenough to give any man the shakes. For start-ers there’s Len Jenkins, the defending K1
champ for as long as most people can remem-ber, who has never lost a K1 year on the Fish.Then there’sHankMcGregor, 2011WorldMar-athon champ and a multiple K2 winner of therace. I am pretty sure he is hungry to breakLen’s clean sweep of K1 victories. Not to men-tion some international darkhorses that couldeasily cause an upset,” he said.Krugerwas as cautious about predicting his
chances for a podium position in the u-23 agecategory.“This will undoubtedly be equally tough sinceI have no doubt that the top three u-23 paddlerswill be in the top 10 overall. All the top u-23contenders are very capable of a top three fin-ish – Protea paddlers like Grant van der Walt(current u-23 world marathon champion), hisyounger brother Brandon, Andrew Birkett(currentDusiK1andK2champion) andmyself(previous junior K2 winner in the Fish with
Brandon) just to mention a few names.”Krugerhashoweverput in a lot of hardwork
in preparing for the race.“With the Fish just around the corner, I am
now moving into my final preparation stage.My race boat is ready and set up and I’m feel-ing super strong. This will bemy seventh timecompeting in the Fish and I have achieved a12th place overall in a K2, so I am hoping toreturn with a top 10 overall as well as a topthree u-23 finish,” he said.When Ivan returns it will be straight into
the surfski season and he will be setting hissights on the CTWorld Cup race and the CapePoint Challenge in December.Despite this heavy schedule, the costs of
equipment, race fees, travelling expenses, coa-ching and sports nutrition, Kruger is determi-ned to reach his ultimate goal of becoming aworld champion.
Kruger sets sights on Fish RiverKruger sets sights on Fish River
Ivan Kruger in action.
The Milnerton Aquatic Club (MAC)will host its fifth annual 12-HourSailing Challenge this coming Sat-urday.Due to the limited number of sin-
gle handed class dinghies in thecountry, this year’s challenge willbe for all monohull class dinghies.To win a cash prize in each of the
classes, however, the class needs toconsist of at least five dinghies.Participants in a class of fewer
than five will sail in the Open class.By allowing all monohull din-
ghies to sail the 12-hour challenge,it gives all sailors, irrespective ofage or sailing skills, the opportunityto have fun, challenging each otheron Rietvlei, to see who sails the fast-est lap and who crosses the finishline first after 12 hours.All sailors are welcome to enter
the challenge.The challenge is also on, to see if
our local sailors can achieve bettersailing times than their UK counter-parts at the Southport Sailing Club.Only the teams that have entered
the challenge may camp over at theclub on the Friday evening, to beready for the Saturdaymorning ear-ly start.Braai fires will be lit on Friday
evening for a “bring ‘n braai”.There is no entry fee to the area
for spectators. Everyone is wel-come. Refreshments will be on saleand there will be games and a jump-ing castle to keep the children busyon shore.For more information contact
Micky or Denice on 021 557 7090 orDebbie on 082 331 2950.
MAC 12hour thisweekend
TygerBurger Bladsy 12 Onder redaksie van Stehan Schoeman Woensdag 3 Oktober 2012
The Tiletoria West Coast Ex-press, known as the fastest andflattest race in the west is gear-ing up for another great race atthe Sunningdale Sports Club onSunday 21 October.
TygerBurger is the media spon-sor of the race.For the past eight years the race
has seen unprecedented growth.According to Rodney Beck, chair-
man of the Table View based Out-riders Cycle Club, the popularity ofthe event can be attributed to thefact that they cater for all levels ofcyclists, and that funds raised fromthe event are donated to variouscharities. The main beneficiarythis year isAfrikaTikkun, an inter-national NGO that provides educa-tion, health and social services inSouth African townships.The event has three distances,
85 km, 65 km, and 19 km. The 85 kmroute starts at 06:30 and traversesthe R27 and then turns right toMamre where the riders encountera little hill called the “never ender”as just when you think you are onthe top, it seems to continue forev-er.From that point on it’s fast and fu-
rious going past Atlantis wherespeeds of 50 to 60 km/hare thenormfor the racing group. From there,
the route sweeps off toMelkbos tak-ing in the majestic view of TableMountain where the route finisheson Big Bay Boulevard. The 85 kmroute has league status and thus at-tracts all Cape Town’s top ridersand those who wish to hone theirracing skills.The 65 km route leaves at 07:15
and also follows the R27. At theMelkbos turnoff it turns right to-wards the N7, then its onto the OldMamre road, intoAtlantis and backto the finish following the sameroute as the 85 km.The 19 kmwhichstarts at 08:30 caters for the noviceand parent/child rider.There is plenty on offer for family
members who are waiting for theirloved ones to complete the fun ride.The start/finish has a carnival
type atmosphere with lots of food,music, face painters and a jumpingcastle for the kids.At the finish there will be a com-
memorativemedal for the first 1 500finishers. Expect lots of lucky drawprizes like bicycles, hotel vouchers,lots of bike accessories and Tileto-ria,whohas sponsored the event forfour years, will be giving a R5 000voucher that can be used on tiles,laminates, sanware, and more.For more information go to
GearGear upup for Tfor Tiletoriailetoria ExpressExpress
Cyclists will give their all to win thisprestigious race on the scenic WestCoast route. Foto: Leon Steenkamp
THOMAS CAROLUS
Now in its fourth year, the Metro-politan SASFA u-16 Cup NationalFinals will take place from 3 to 6Oc-tober at the King Zwelithini Stadi-um in Umlazi, Durban.The winning team will have a
chance to represent South Africa atthe biennial International SoccerFederation Schools World Champi-onships in France in April 2013.Over 1 500 entrants from second-
ary schools from around the coun-try have completed a demandingelimination process that began inApril 2012 and the top 18 schoolswill compete in the national finals.Prizemoneyonoffer isR50 000 for
the winning school, and R30 000 forthe runner-up. In addition, eachschool is granted R20 000 for quali-fying in the final. In accordancewith the competition rules, themonies are paid in kind.The competition format compris-
es threemainphasesprior to thena-tional play-offs, including district/zonal, regional andprovincial phas-es. The zonal segment consists of around-robin league phase forschools registered with the Depart-ment ofEducation in the 1 016desig-nated districts across the country,
in which each team plays a maxi-mum of seven matches.In the regions phase, the top two
teams that will emerge from eachdistrict are divided into 49 regionswhere they compete in a knock-outcompetition for qualification forthe provincial phase. The best twoteams in each region then entertheir respective provincial play-offs in another knock-out roundfrom which the top two teams ineach of the nine provinces proceedto the nationals play-offs.President of the South African
Schools Association, Mandla“Shoes” Mazibuko said that he wasencouraged by the high standard ofplay in the run-up to the Nationals.“We are confident that the best of
the best will be on display this year,and are particularly excited by theappointment of new national teamcoaches, Shakes Mashaba for Ama-jimbos who has developed a lot oftalent in SA and Bafana Bafanacoach Gordon Igesund,’’ he said.Belinda Faulkner, Metropolitan
brand executive, said the integra-tion of CSI into sponsorship was
fundamental. “We approach spon-sorship holistically and see footballas a catalyst for change.“We work closely with local com-
munities and the organising com-mittees to develop skills both onand off the field, and are pleased tohave introduced the dot mobi sitefor registration, which is a first inschool football.’’Metropolitan also provides life
skills workshops for players.Respected coach Teboho Moloi
has once again been selected as am-bassador for the competition.Steenberg High School and Rob-
invale High School will representthe Western Cape in the tourna-ment.
Down to 18 for Metropolitan Finals
Dynamite and smallpackages: Kirsty Robison,a 21-year-old shodan (1st danblack belt) from the Bothasig
Kyokushin Karate Club,recently travelled to Tokyo,Japan to participate in the
IKOK Sosai Kyokushin 9th MasOyama Memorial World Cup.Kirsty fought in the seniorwomens’ division. In worldevents there are no weightdivisions in accordance withthe philosophy of the founderof Kyokushin Karate, Masutat-
su Oyama. Oyama firmlybelieved that properly trained,a smaller person could defeat
a larger person. Kirsty at55 kg, overcame the Japanesenational champion in her firstfight and eventually placedthird. With her is instructor
