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In communities where some-thing as small as blowing out acandle before going to bed, canmean the difference between lifeand death, education around firesafety is crucial.
The educational outreach of theKuils River Fire Department to onesuch informal settlement was
therefore an important exercise.The outreach on Monday 17 Sep-tember to the Happy Valley infor-mal settlement forms part of theSafety and Security Week hosted bythe City of Cape Town from 17 to 21September.
In the Western Cape the informalsettlements have become synony-mous with people losing their livesin fires, especially fires caused bycandles tipping over, or cigarettes
or even cases where fire is made in-side the dwelling to keep the inhab-itants warm.
During the outreach, it was evi-dent that residents were very recep-tive to the firemen’s advice and dis-play a need to know more about firesafety.
Andries Goeieman, who residesin a shack told TygerBurger theirneed is to know how to extinguishthe different kinds of fires.
“For me it’s important to knowwhat to use to kill the fires, for ex-ample what to do when it’s a paraf-fin or gas fire. Like when a man’shouse burnt here recently, I tooksand and water, but I did not knowwhat to use.” He was thankful forthe information leaflets. “I will readthis and then know what to do.”
Sarah Olifant, another residentsaid: “It’s a good thing, people mustbe aware of the dangerous fires, and
the children, we must also teachthem.”
Firemen told residents to call the107 number as soon as a fire breaksout, to build homes at least threemetres apart to prevent the spreadof fires, to keep a bucket of sand andwater ready, to put out small firesbefore they spread and to put out allcandles, lamps and stoves beforesleeping or leaving the house.
. To page 2.
Destruction like this can be preventedif residents take to heart the advice given by members of the Kuils River FireDeparment during a recent awarenesscampaign. Photo: Carmen Jacobs
) Residents grateful for outreach
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. From page 1.Eunice Speelman knows first-
handhow life-threatening a fire canbe. Last year in December, a three-year-old child of her friend died ina fire, which broke out in her infor-mal dwelling. Eunice gave a first-hand account of how she fell asleepand next thing she was covered inflames and had to escape the blaz-ing fire. Her child could, however,not be rescued in time.
Jacob Jacobs, ward councillor ofWard 11, who accompanied theteam of firefighters said: “We arehere to make people aware of whatthey must do in the case of fire.”
He added that in the informal set-
tlement of Kalkfontein, prone tofires, they had not experienced lifeloss this year.
In a media release issued by theCity ofCapeTown, JPSmith,maycomember for safety and securitysays the Fire and Rescue Serviceswill be raising fire safety awarenessamongst communities that aremost vulnerable to structural fires,aswell as educating the communityon the roles and responsibilities ofthe fire service during all types ofemergency incidents.
People are urged to call the 107number (from a landline) and021 480 7700 (fromcellphones) in thecase of fires.
Residents knowdangers of fire
Sarah Olifant and her son,Aaron are educated hereby platoon commander,Michael Wagner of theKuils River Fire Brigade.
Owners of unregistered pets lastweek bore the brunt during opera-tions by the City of Cape Town’sLawEnforcement’sAnimalControlUnit.
The unit visited Eerste River andKleinvlei to check whether animalowners complied with the City’sAnimal bylaws.
The unit in its work also aimedto increase and facilitate more petregistration and identification.
During the operations, 14 straydogs and two stray cats were im-pounded, 296 dogs and 21 cats wereregistered and 180 registrationforms were distributed to residentsin the surrounding areas. Law En-
forcement officers issued four writ-ten notices to appear in court withadmission of guilt fines amountingto R2 000.
All animals impounded were tak-en to the Bellville Branch of the So-ciety for the Prevention of Crueltyto Animals (SPCA).
JP Smith, mayco member forsafety and security for the city saysanimal owners still have time until30 September 2012 to register theirpets.
“The registration process is com-pletely free. Knowing the type,breed and other relevant informa-tionwill aid in animalwelfare plan-ning and budgeting,” said Smith.
Get your pets registeredTheo Opperman, the wanted suspect by Mfu-leni police, who was arrested last week, aftera member of the public spotted him outsidethe Blue DownsMagistrate’s Court will applyfor bail on 28 September at the court. Opper-man is charged with murder and attemptedmurder.
He was allegedly involved in the murder ofvictims from Wesbank earlier this year, inApril and July.
Theo had been searched for by the Mfulenipolice for his involvement in themurders andattemptedmurder.Hewill stand trialwithhisco-accussed. He was arrested by police aftera tip-off from a member of the public.
Police thanked the public for assistance inthe suspect’s arrest.
Suspect to face musicThe Mfuleni Police appeal to members of the public to nolongermake use of the old police station contact numbers,as it has come to their attention that the community arestill using the old contact details, resulting in them notbeing able to contact the police.
Capt Nomathemba Muavha gives the following num-bers contact numbers for thePolice station inBlue downs,to be used by the public:
Community Service Centre (24 hours): 021 909 9515/9540Switchboard: 021 909 9500Detective Brach Commander: 021 909 9615Station Commander Secretary: 021 909 9588Station Commander: 021 909 9589The contact number for the Mfuleni Satellite station,
situated in Mfuleni is 021 909 2516.Muavha says that the current Cape Peninsula Telepho-
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Die diefstal, inbrake en vandalisme bydie Uluntu Plaza in Happy Valley, raaknet al hoe erger, maar die dagopsigter sêhulle kry geen samewerking van dieMfuleni-polisie nie.
Doreen Welkom, dagopsigter by dié sake-kompleks vir kleinsake-eienaars, sê die die-we maak amok.Sy sêoordiediefstal van staalrame: “Hulle
verkoop dit by die onwettige skrootwerwehier in Happy Valley. Hulle het al hoeveelkeer die kabels hier gesteel.”Die staalomheiningswat rondomdie plan-
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de rande werd. Hulle vra die goed aan, maaras die raad dit vir hulle gee, breek hulle ditaf,” het ’n woedende Welkom gesê. Diefstalvan die kabels veroorsaak dat die internet-kafee nie hul onderneming kan bedryf nie.Welkom sê hulle het die polisie al verskeie
kere na die inbrake ontbied,maar dieMfule-ni-polisie het nie uitgekom nie. Sy moes ’nsaak van diefstal en inbraak by die polisie-kantore gaan indien.Kapt.NomathembaMuavha, kommunika-
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dien word, sal die saak heropen word. Sy sêpolisielede het na die skrootwerwe inHappyValley gegaan om die items te probeer op-spoor, maar het nie staalrame gekry nie.Muavha het gesê geen verdagtes is aange-
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aan TygerBurger gesê hulle word nie voor-sien van geldelike bronne omdie Plaza te be-stuur nie en dat elke plaza verantwoordelikis vir hulle eie veiligheidsmaatreëls. Weensdie klein inkomste van die ondernemingsby die Plaza, is daar geen fondse beskikbaarom dié kwessies aan te spreek nie. White sêdaar is ’n plan omsake-eienaars deurmiddelvan ’n program opleiding te bied in sakebe-stuur.Bert Van Dalen, plaaslike raadslid, het ge-
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Child Evangelism is a true passion forCirsten Rhoda, from Sarepta, Kuils Ri-ver.
Cirsten, a missionary worker for the ChildEvangelism Fellowship (CEF) has just retur-ned from a training programme in Zambiaby the Children’s Ministry Institute, whereshe attended a children and leadership pro-gramme. She qualified to teach the Word ofGod to children, but also to train others toteach children God’s Word. “It is a great ho-nour for me and was the first time I had agraduation,” says this young woman, whoreturned home with four qualifying certifi-cates.
Cirsten has been with the CEF for four ye-ars and says after both her cousins drowned,she experienced a need for her to devote herlife to Christ on a full-time basis and focusher life’s work on as she calls them, “child-ren that are lost”.
She says: “I had to go to Zambia, it was ahuge sacrifice for me, but it was as if I heardGod say, I need to take you out of your com-fort zone.”
She says since her return she experienceda new zeal for life and new enthusiasm forher work with the CEF. Her work in the Kalk-fontein community teaching children God’sword lies close to her heart.
In addition to her work with children inKalkfontein, she also devotes her time to theGood News Club, run by the Kuils RiverChristian Fellowship Assemblies of God,school ministries and creche ministries.
“What I do in a school ministry is to startpraying with the children, teach them theword and play Bible games with them, for meto see if they understood the message.” Herpassion was and still is, to work with child-ren. “I believe God has called me to do this.”
There is a need, she says to train more peo-ple in children’s ministry and Cirsten can becontacted to train people interested in thefield. Criteria she says for those interestedare: “They must serve God, must have a pas-sion to work with children and must have away of speaking to children.”
For her, the work for which she receivesno financial stipend is as rewarding as ever.People can contact her for ministry opportu-nities, where she can come out and offer herservices to childcare facilities, or schools.
She thanked Kobus Viljoen director fromCEF, Pastor Robin C Botes from the Kuils Ri-ver Christian Fellowship Assemblies of Godand her mother Ronell, and family for theirendless support.
“My question to those out there is this, ti-me is running out, what will you do with re-maining time, because so many boys andgirls are lost?”
Contact her on 078 841 8907.
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Cirsten Rhoda has had a spiritual experience in Zambia. She is now equipped in children’sministry and has already started working in Kalkfontein. She starts her lessons with the verybasics of the Bible. Here she can be seen with Shanty Conradie (front left), Denisha de Wee(back left) and Sergio Simons. Photo: Marzanne Scheepers
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Jan Nehro (39), die talentvolle atleet van Kuilsri-vierwat aan die Paralimpiese Spele van 2012 deel-geneem het, het wel nie sy beoogde medalje in diewedloop behaal nie, maar het steeds ’n uitsteken-de sesde plek behaal.
JanhetVrydagaand 7 September in die 5 000 m (T11)se eindstryddeelgeneem.Vergesel deur sy gids,DuaneFortuin, het die twee die atletiekbaan voor 80 000 toe-skouers betree.’n Moeë, maar steeds opgewekte, Jan sê oor sy erva-
ring: “Ek voel nog steeds baie opgewonde om deel tekon gewees het van die mooi geskiedenis. Dit is eenvandie grootstewedlope vanmy lewe en ’n groot erva-ring,” sê Jan, wat die afgelope agt jaar vir dié Spelevoorberei het. “Dit was vir my ’n merkwaardige pres-tasie om deel te wees van die SA span.” Hy sê die kom-petisie was ongelooflik sterk, maar hy is tevrede methul tyd van 16:09:51. “In die laaste 800mhet ek krampein my bene ervaar,” sê hy. Hy droom egter nog steedsom eendag ’nwêreldrekordhouer te word. “Ek sê dan-kie vir die hele Kuilsrivier-gemeenskap en Riebeeck-Kasteel en die Swartland, wat ons ondersteun het.”Duane, Jan se atletiekgids, stem saam dat hulle te-
vrede is met die tyd wat hulle behaal het. Duane hetgesê: “Dit was ’n onbeskryflike ervaring. Dit het onsgrootste verwagtinge oortref.” Hy sê hulle het dit ge-niet om kennis te maak met al die ander atlete vanander lande. Oor hul deelname, sê hy: “Ons deelnamewas goed. Toe Jan krampe gekry het, het ek hommaarnet aangemoedig om klaar te maak.”Hy sê van die hoogtepunte vir hom was die groot
skare. “Altesame 80 000 mense het ons aangemoedigom die wedloop te voltooi. Ons het die laaste 150 mnet gedraf en dankie gesê vir die skare se ondersteu-ning.”Hy het ’n boodskap vir veral die jeug: “Moenie op-
hou droom nie. Daar kom tye dat dinge nie uitwerknie, maar staan sterk en houmoed. Bly glo en hou vasaan die Here.” Hy sê die Paralimpiese droom was ’ngroot opoffering. “Is jy bereid om op te offer? Opoffe-ringe, dissipline en geloof is die sleutels tot sukses.”
Jan sê wedloop was ’n ervaring
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atlete kan hier heel voor regsgesien word.
Jan se gids, Duane Fortuin, methul aankoms terug in SuidAfrika.
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Quizmasters: Learners of Wesbank No 1 Primary School did exceptionally well in theAstro Quiz competition. The Grade 7 learners went through to the semifinals. Learnersshowing off their participation certificates are (from left) Duane Hansen, Eldine Renier,Allison Adams, Educator Yolande Abrahams, Sylvonia Speelman and Tamaryn Vlok.
The lineup of the programme to celebrate Hoofweg Primary School in Wesbank’s 10 year anniversary featured various items of entertainment. Song, dance and poetry formed part of theentertainment. Here teachers portray their poem, School is not Cool, much to the amusementof learners. Teachers are (from left) Frank van Schalwyk, Derrick Horner and Henrietta Kannemeyer. Photos: Marzanne Scheepers
The school choir performs the school’s anthem.
Learners could purchase 10yearcelebration Tshirts and other anniversary souvenirs at theschool. Franklin Blankenberg, Grade 4 learner, proudly wears his Tshirt.
CELEBRATING 10 GREAT YEARSCELEBRATING 10 GREAT YEARS
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Bejaardes van die Community Caregivers-klub in Eersterivier het onlangs ’n poppe-kasvertoning geniet.Die poppekas, aangebied deur die departe-
ment van sosiale ontwikkeling, het bejaar-des ingelig oor veiligheid.Eunice Bosman, klubvoorsitter, het gesê
die doel van die poppekaswas omdie kluble-de in te lig oor padveiligheid, hoe om korrekhul medikasie te neem en ook hoe om wysmet hulle geld om te gaan.Die bejaardes het die poppekas-kaskena-
des, ’n nuwe ervaring vir almal, terdeë ge-niet.“As my seniors gelukkig is, maak dit my
hart so bly,want baie vanhulle het nognooitna sulke plekke gegaannie enooknie so baiegeleenthede bygewoon nie,” het Bosman ge-sê.
Poppekas lig in oor veiligheid
Dié twee poppe het die oumensiesmet hul humor lekker laat lag.
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MARITA MEYER
Ken jy “Stuur groete aanManne-tjies Roux” sewoorde uit jou kopuit en kom Laurika se naam tel-kemale by jou op as jy op Blou-berg se strand staan?
Dan moet jy nie die produksieLaurika en Vriende op Saterdag 27Oktober by die Liquifruit-amfitea-ter in die Paarl misloop nie.TygerBurger is die mediaborg
van dié unieke en eenmalige kon-sert. Ons het vir Laurika ’n paarvrae gevra oor die produksie, maarook oor haar loopbaan wat oor de-kades strek.1. Jy het ’n ongelooflike lojale
gehoor – waaraan skryf jy dittoe?“Ek is baie, baie dankbaar virmy
gehoor. Wanneer ek ’n vertoningbymekaarsit of voorberei, is my fo-kus in die eerste plek altyd op hulle– en ekprobeerhulle altydbehandelop die manier wat ek graag behan-del sou word as ’n gehoorlid.”2. Jy het jouself al telkemale
herskep en sodoende nuwe aan-hangers bygekry. Was jy nooitbang dat jy jou bestaande gehoorsal vervreem nie?“Ek het altyd gehoop as ek selfs
my foute met integriteit maak, eknie my gehoor sal verloor nie.”3. Hoe voel dit as jy voor ’n ge-
hoor optree en hulle elke liedjievan jou woordeliks kan saam-sing?“Dit gebeur nie altyd nie, maar
wanneer dit gebeur, soos verledeSaterdag waar ek voor ’n buitelug-gehoor gesing het, voel dit altyd virmy asof daar ’n magiese elementteenwoordig is. Dit ontroer my omte hoor hoe ’nmassamense byvoor-beeld “ja, die hele wêreld wordstil...” of “gooi vir my ’n klippie, ’nklippie in die oseaan” saammetmysing.”4. Louis Brittz het in ’n onder-
houd jare gelede gesê jou stem is“’n wonderwerk” en dat hy hoopiemand vind eendag ’n manierom jou stem in ’n botteltjie te bê-re, “want dit is ’n stukkieAfrica-na”…wanneer het jy (of jou ou-ers) vir die eerstekeerbesefhier-die kind mág maar sing…enwanneer het jy besluit om ’nloopbaan daarvan te maak?“My ma het altyd gesê ek kon ge-
sing het voordat ek kon praat. Nienet la la la... nie, maar wysies watek gehoor het, kon ek nasing. Ekkan nie ’n tyd onthou wat ek nie ge-sing het nie – ek het op ’n baie jongouderdom saam met my broer ensuster in oom Hannes Uys se kin-dersangkring begin sing. By oomHannes het ek so baie geleer en onshet nogal moeilike koorstukke ge-sing wat ’n uitdaging gebied het.“Ek dink hy het asmy eerste leer-
meester ’n baie groot invloed gehadop die manier wat ek later gesinghet. Ek was van altyd af ’n alt, soaan die begin was ek nie eintlik so-lis-materiaal nie, maar op 10-jarigeouderdom het ek vir die eerste keerop ’n Kersfeesplaat van ons koor ’n
solo gesing.“Toe ‘Kinders van die
Wind’ in 1979 ’n treffer ge-word het, het baie deure virmy oopgegaan, en kon ek ’nloopbaan van my sangmaak.”5. Waar kom jou liefde
vir Afrikaans vandaan?En om daarby aan te las,praat jy Engels of Afri-kaans met Christop-her…of het jy die ont-moontlike reggekryom ’nEngelssprekende Suid-Afrikaner te verander naAfrikaans?“Van my ouers. My ma
was ’n gebore Vrystater –Rouxville-distrik – enmypawas van die Weskus – Por-terville. Hulle het elkeen ’nunieke manier gehad omhulself uit te druk en dit hetneerslag in my manier van praat(en sing) ook gevind.Mymahet dik-wels vir my gemaan om suiwerAfrikaans te praat, en ek sal nooitspyt wees daaroor nie, hoewel ekmoet erken dat ek nie deesdae altydso gedissiplineerd praat nie.“Nog ’n enorme invloed op my
liefde vir Afrikaans was my onge-looflike onderwysers. Op Jan vanRiebeeck was mnr. Henning Sny-man en mnr. O.E. Driesse my Afri-kaansonderwysers. ’nMenskonnievir meer vra nie. Ek was in graad10 toe mnr. Driesse, wat in daardiestadium onder prof. Kannemeyerbesig was met sy doktorsgraad, vir
ons sommer begin fonetiek leer het,al was dit nie deel van die sillabusnie.“Met Chris praat ek dikwels En-
gels en hy praat Engels terug, maarveral as ek moeg is, praat ek Afri-kaans met hom en hy hou by! As jymy vra of ek hom verander het naAfrikaans, dink ek dat Chris se re-kord vanself spreek met die liedjieswat hy as liriekskrywer en kompo-nis reeds toegevoeg het tot ons Afri-kaanse liedereskat – waar kry jy ’nmeer Afrikaanse liedjie as ondermeer ‘Stuur Groete aan MannetjiesRoux”, “Die Gang”, “Op Bloubergse strand” “My ou tante Koba”,
“Stille Waters” en “Kyk hoeglinster die maan” – en by-voorbeeld die musiekspelStuur groete aan MannetjiesRoux van verlede jaar wat hygeskryf en opgevoer het?”6. Endandie vraagwat jy
sekeralduisendmaalmoesbeantwoord: wat is jougunsteling-Laurika-lied-jie?“Uit sowat 400 plus liedjies
wat ek oor die jare opgeneemhet, en nog ’n klomp wat eknooit opgeneem het nie maarwel op die verhoog sing, is ditmoeilik om een besondereliedjie te kies. Dit hang ook afvan waar my kop is op ’n ge-gewe tydwatter liedjie ek soubeskou as my gunstelinglied-jie. Daar is egter twee liedjieswat ek op die oomblik op dieverhoog doen, wat vir my al
die elemente van ’n ideale liedjie be-sit. Die een is van James Taylor, endie ander is ’n Tom Waits-liedjie –‘Kentucky Avenue’. Ek gaan onder-meer ook ‘KentuckyAvenue’ by onskonsert sing (saammet baie beken-de liedjies en treffers ook)”.
. Kaartjies vir die konsert wisselvan R110 tot R160. Dit is beskikbaarby www.cultivaria.com of by 021872 9754.Konsertgangers word aangeraai
om tenminste ’n uur voor die verto-ning by die amfiteater te wees.Onthou ook om ’n sagte kussing
saam te bring. Parkering vir diekonsert is beskikbaar.
Laurika-konsert ’n móét vir almalLaurika-konsert ’n móét vir almal
Laurika, wat einde Oktober terug is in die Kaap virdie produksie Laurika en Vriende, het vroeër vanjaar by die Want ons Kan!konsert opgetree en ook’n toekenning ontvang vir haar lewenslange bydraetot die Afrikaanse musiekbedryf. Foto: Carina Roux
Thewarmerweatherhasarrivedandnotonly has it heralded earlier sunrises andlonger days but it also brings with it there-opening of the City Sightseeing NightTour – the only one of its kind in SouthAfrica.
Cape Town is beautiful by day, and abso-lutely magical on a warm summers night,as the stars light your way through theMother City with Table Mountain lit up asa spectacular back drop.The Night Tour will run from Thursday
20 September toMonday 6May 2013. The busdeparts from the Two Oceans Aquarium atthe V&A Waterfront daily at 18:00 until 14March and at 17:30 for the rest of the season,taking people past all the best night attrac-tions in the Mother City.The bus stops at Signal Hill to watch the
sun set over the Atlantic Ocean. Take alonga picnic basket with snacks and sundown-ers. The total length of the tour is threehours.City Sightseeing offers a range of other ex-
citing tours on their world famous open-topbus including a one day Red City Tour anda Blue Mini Peninsula tour, which includesa free Wine Tour of Constantia Valley, anda Canal Cruise through the V&A Water-front.Visitors who purchase a two-day ticket,
combining the Red City Tour and the BlueMini Peninsula Tour, will also receive a freeticket for the Night Tour.Tickets for the Night Tours cost R100. The
two-day tickets cost R220 online or R250from the ticket office.For more information, dial 021 511 6000 or
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SEWENDE AANVULLENDEWAARDASIELYS TOT DIE 2009-ALGEMENEWAARDASIELYS (SV07), VIR DIE 2012/2013-BOEKJAARIngevolge artikel 49(1)(a)(i) van die Wet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Eiendomsbelasting (Wet 6 of 2004), hierna die “Wet” genoem, worddaar hiermee kennis gegee dat die sewende aanvullende waardasielys van die 2009- algemene waardasielys (SV07) vir die 2012/2013-boekjaarvir die publiek by die lokale hieronder ter insae lê vanaf 21 September 2012 tot 31 Oktober 2012. Die vorms vir die indiening van besware is byhierdie lokale beskikbaar. Die waardasielys is ook vanaf 21 September 2012 op die Raad se webwerf beskikbaar (adres hieronder).
Eiendomme word ingevolge artikel 78(1) van die Wet op die sewende aanvullende waardasielys van die 2009- algemene waardasielys (SV07) geplaasindien dit: a) foutiewelik uit die waardasielys gelaat is; b) na die laaste algemene waardasie by die munisipaliteit ingesluit is; c) na die laaste algemenewaardasie onderverdeel of gekonsolideer is; d) ‘n wesenlike toename of vermindering in markwaarde ondergaan het sedert die laaste algemenewaardasie; e) in die laaste algemene waardasie aansienlik verkeerd gewaardeer is; f) om enige ander buitengewone rede herwaardeer moet word; g)waarvan die kategorie verander het.
Ingevolge artikel 49(1)(a)(ii) van die Wet kan enige eiendomsbesitter of ander persoon wat wil, binne die gemelde tydperk ’n beswaar bydie munisipale bestuurder indien oor enige saak wat op die waardasielys verskyn of daaruit weggelaat is. Besware kan slegs ten opsigte vaneiendomme wat op die SV07-lys gewaardeer is, ingedien word. Die eienaars van hierdie eiendomme sal skriftelik van hul SV07-waardasies inkennis gestel word via die posadres wat tans op die Stad se databasis is.
Aandag word spesifiek gevestig op die feit dat ‘n beswaar ingevolge artikel 50(2) van die Wet met ‘n spesifieke, individuele eiendom verband moet houen nie teen die aanvullende waardasielys as ’n geheel ingedien kan word nie. Die vorms vir die indiening van besware is by die lokale hieronder genoembeskikbaar en kan van die webwerf afgelaai word. ‘n Afsonderlike beswaarvorm moet vir elke eiendom ingevul word.
DATUM: 21 September 2012 – 31 Oktober 2012
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Ingevulde beswaarvorms kan soos volg ingedien word:
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Vir meer inligting:Deeloproep: 086 010 3089Web: www.capetown.gov.za
ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER
Bert van Dalen, raadslid vir wyk 14, sal van-deesmaand openbare vergaderings in diewykhou en inwoners word gevra om dit by tewoon.Die doel van die vergaderings is om die
wyksforumlede vir wyk 14 aan die gemeen-
skapbekend te stel en ook terugvoering te ver-skaf oor diensleweringkwessies in die ge-meenskap.Mense sal ook ingeligwordoorhoedie wyksforum werk. Die besonderhede oordie vergaderings is:
. Happy Valley-gemeenskapsaal op Don-
derdag 20 September om 19:00.. Kleinvlei-gemeenskapsaal op Donderdag
27 September om 19:00.. Blackheath-gemeenskapsaal op Vrydag
14 Oktober om 19:00. Vir meer inligting, kon-tak Van Dalen by 082 694 2666.
Die gemeenskapword gevra om ’n basaar byte woon wat ten dele ook ten bate sal weesvan die Laerskool R.R. Franks in Kleinvlei,Eersterivier.Die Ou Apostoliese Kerk, Kleinvlei, hou
op Saterdag 29 September hul jaarlikse ba-saar bydieLaerskoolR.R. Franks-sportveld.Tesame met die Ou Apostoliese Kerk sal
R.R. Franks ook ’n stalletjie hêwaar ’n hoen-derbraai gehou sal word. Die doel vanR.R.Franks se verkope is om fondse in te sa-mel vir die inrigting van ’n ekstra kantoorin die voorportaal. Planne is ook om ’n ven-ster en ’n veiligheidshek aan te bring vir diekantoor.Die fondse sal ook aangewendwordvir die aanbring van teëls in die Elsen-een-heid. Donasies is ook welkom vir hierdiedoel en persone word gevra om asseblief diebasaar te kom ondersteun. Persone is wel-kom om die skool vir meer inligting by021 904 1295 te kontak.
Mense gevraom basaar teondersteun
Lede van die publiek word uitgenooi na diepolisie se musiek-en-kultuurvereniging,Polmusca, senasionalemusiekfees van 2012.Die fees skop op Donderdag 20 September
af by die Athlone-stadionmet die openingse-remonie om 17:00. Kapt. Isaac van Niekerk,kommunikasiebeampte van die Kuilsrivier-polisie, nooi alle musiekliefhebbers uit omna die verskeie vertonings deur polisiekore,orkeste, asook plaaslike groepe semusiek tekom luister.Daar sal ook op 21 en 22 September by die
HisPeople-kerkgeboubydieN1-Stad ’nkom-petisie tussen die kore en orkeste plaasvind.Toegang tot die musiekfees en kompetisie isgratis. Vir navrae kontak Van Niekerk by082 778 7319.
SAPD hou musiekfees
Die Laerskool De Kuilen bied op Woensdag26 September ’n toneelfees vir laerskole inhul skoolsaal aan.Skole wat sal deelneem, sluit in die laer-
skole Durbanville, Welgemoed en TuscanyGlen. Die toneelfees sal om 15:00 begin. Toe-gang is R20 vir volwassenes en R10 vir kin-ders. Kaartjies is by die deure beskikbaar.
Toneelfees vir skole
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Môre, 20 September, is ’n goeie dag omjoumotor by die huis te los en jou deelte doen vir die bevordering van dieWêreldtoerisme-organisasie (WTO)se veldtog vir die bevordering vanhernubare en volhoubare energie.Boonop bied dit die geleentheid om
ander, goedkoper vervoer op die proefte stel.Wesgro en die nasionale departe-
ment van omgewingsake en toerismehet kragte saamgesnoer om 20 Sep-tember as Los-die-Kar-dag in Kaap-stad en die Wes-Kaap te vier.Los-die-Kar-dag is in ooreenstem-
ming met die Wêreldtoerisme-organi-sasie se tema vir vanjaar, naamlik“Toerisme en Volhoubare Energie:Dryfkrag agter Volhoubare Ontwik-keling”.Met Los-die-Kar-dag word be-oog om die koolstofvoetspoor ligter temaak deur mense aan te moedig omalternatiewe vervoer in te span en opdié wyse ook die stad en sy omgewinguit ’n ander hoek te besigtig.Kaapstad se MyCiti-busdiens, die
fietslaan aan die westelike kusgebied,Metrorail en Golden Arrow-bussemag op die dag gebruik word.Wesgro-personeel sal die skilderag-
tige toeristeroete via Simonstad uit ’ntrein van Metrorail aanskou om diepubliek aan te spoor omookopdiéwy-se toeriste in hul eie stad te word.Met hierdie spanpoging hoop Wes-
gro en die departement van omge-wingsake en toerisme om die aandagte vestig daarop dat motors besoede-ling veroorsaak.Die boodskap kom duidelik deur:
“Help ons omons stad endie heleWes-Kaap meer omgewingsvriendelik viralmal te kry.”Wesgro se uitvoerende hoof, Nils
Flaatten, sê hernubare energie houbelowende moontlikhede in vir men-se wat die Wes-Kaap wil belê en Wes-gro streef dusdaarnaomhandel enbe-legging in die provinsie op dié grond-slag te bevorder.
Los jou karby huis endoen deelvir energie
Young beauties were crowned during the recentMiss Dennemere junior pageant hosted by Dennemere Primary School in Blackheath. Bianca Jacobs,(far right) was first princess, Lathitha Soga,(left) second princess and Shaneeqa September (middle) was crowned as Miss DennemereJunior.
Dennemere Primary School boasts a variety of learner achievements. Learners participatedin the Grow Smart Literacy Competition. Beresford Pearce, school principal, congratulates,Liche Johnston, Mische van Staden and Cyra Nel on their achievement getting to the finalround of the competition. Educator Chantel Paulsen (far right) says learners were tasked withword definitions, spelling and using the words in a sentence. Photo: Marzanne Scheepers
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Vuvu and The Glitter Boyz, a newcabaret act, are hoping to set CapeTownstages alightwith their showstopping performances.
The group ismade up ofVuvuKum-alo, Danny-J and Co-B, who all haveimpressive resumes as solo artists intheir own right.“We started about twomonths ago,”says Donovan Nolan, the group’smanager.Since then they have already per-formed together a few times, like atThe Kuils River Women’s Day Festi-val and at their favourite venue:Valerie’s Jazz Café.“We are basically kicking off,” Do-novan says.“It’s a cabaret dancing act,” Vuvusays, describing what they do. Vuvuand the Glitter Boyz perform favour-ite songs by legends like Diana Ross,Tina Turner, Luther Vandross andBeyonce.“We are actually a Motown group,”she says.Co-B adds: “People can expect ajam-packed, full on, vocal show.”“We want to have the crowd see anenergetic show,” he says, adding: “Wewant people to be blown away by ourvocals.”The group says people who haveseen their shows, say they like the factthat they cater for people of any age.When Co-B isn’t on stage, he is alsoresponsible for the trio’s costumes,while Danny sees to their choreogra-phy.The group are making themselvesavailable for charity or fundraisingshows and want to encourage peopleto contact them regarding theseevents.You can catch the group perform onSaturday 6 October when they do aCabaret and Soul evening at Villa ViaHotel and Spa. For more informationor to book, call 083 507 9777 or 083 7272916.You can join their Facebook groupto keep up to date with what they aredoing. For more information aboutthe Vuvu and The Glitter Boyz, or tobook them, email [email protected].
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You can play your part for peacein the community – by running!
That is the call coming fromBish-op Lavis Primary, one of the oldestschools in the area, who will beputting their plan into action witha Peace Run on Saturday 27 Octo-ber.
Principal Steven Less, pointedout that in two years’ time they willbe celebrating their 60th anniversa-ry and that this will be the start ofinitiatives at the school to celebratethe rich legacy of the school in thearea.
“Many people do not realise it butthis school has produced someprominent members of society inits history ranging from business-men, political leaders, educators, aswell as doctors, dentists and arti-sans over the years,” he said.
“In recent years that positivespirit in the community has beendamaged by the tide of crime, gang-sterism and drug abuse, which inturn affected the children of the ar-ea.
“We feel that the time has cometo make the community aware ofthe legacy of positivity that camefrom this school and how every-body has a part to play in restoringthat to the community.”
The school in partnership withsport trainer, Brian Daniels, haslaunched an initiative in the com-munity of Bishop Lavis and sur-roundings to address the challengesthat youth are facing with violence,gangsterism and substance abuse.
KervinBosman fromthe school is
the project administrator andpointed out that this initiativeseeks to invite all relevant stake-holders from all spheres in busi-ness, religious, educational and lo-cal government to partner withthem.
“With this event, which will be arun/walk over an 8 km and 5 km
route, through the streets of BishopLavis, we want the community tocome together to show that theywant to play their part in fightingcrime and gangsterism that threat-ens the peace in all our neighbour-hoods.
“With every stepwewant tomovecloser to peace and say to our youth
that violence is not the answer andthat there is a better way to succeedin life.
“Sports is a powerful tool andtherefore we decided that withstreet running more can be in-volved. This is an event by the com-munity for the community and wewant to ensure that it takes place in
a spirit of fun with all in the familyinvolved.”
The school wants to extend an in-vitation to businesses, andmost im-portantly former learners, to offertheir help for the event.
Principal Steven Less, (back from left), Brian Daniels, and project administrator Kervin Bosman are supporting these learners from Bishop Lavis Primarywho want to be part of the Peace Run in October. Photo: Gary van Dyk
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Durbanville/Bellvillehetoordietweede hekkie gestruikel by dienasionale klubrugby-kampioen-skapsbyeenkoms in Rustenburg.Plaaslik was daar insiggewendeoorwinnings vir Belhar, Tyger-berg en Bellville in die jongstereeks Superliga-rugbywedstry-de.
Die Durbies het deurgedring nadie kwarteindronde van die SAklubrugby-saamtrek nadat hy dieBlanco-klub van George Saterdagmet 53-20 gestamp het.In Maandag se kwarteindstryd is
die Durbies egter op verrassendewyse deur Pretoria-Polisie met 36-25 verslaan. Die Durbies is as eenvan die gunsteling-spanne beskouom die toernooi te wen, maar diéhuidige Carltonliga-kampioen vanPretoria het met vyf drieë te veelskietgoed vir die Durbies gehad.Belhar (vierde van onder op die
punteleervóórSaterdag sewedstry-de) en Tygerberg (tweede van on-der) het met verrassende oorwin-nings vername messelwerk gedoenom hul plekke in die A-afdeling virvolgende seisoen te behou. Belhar,
wat met rustyd nog met 5-19 agterwas teen SK/Walmer, het die twee-de helfte met vuur aangedurf en ’nwurggreep bekom om uiteindelikmet 32-29 deur te skuur.Tygerberg se ewe naelskraapse
oorwinning van 6-3 oor die Univer-siteit Kaapstadwas nie net teen alleverwagtinge in nie, maar boonopwas dit een van daardie rare krag-metings wat geen drie opgelewerhet nie. Groter doelgerigtheid en syoorheersing by die afbreekpuntehet die sege verseker.In die B-afdeling van die Superli-
ga het Bellville (voorheen BellvilleTechnikon) ’n ewe blink verrassinggelewer deur Helderberg, die voor-loper op die punteleer, met 34-32 teklop. Daarmee het die Bellvillietehul kanse op bevordering na dieA-afdeling ’n goeie hupstoot gegee.Noordelikes/Northlink-kollege hetin ’n wedstryd, waarin altesame ne-ge drieë gedruk is, met 39-28 met ’nmoedige Goodwood-span afgere-ken, terwylHands&Heartmet 20-27in die hek geduik het teen Collegi-ans. Die program (tuisspan eerste)is: Belhart t UK, Tygerberg t Villa-ger, NNK t Collegians, Bellville tBrackenfell, Hands & Heart t Good-wood, Pniël Villagers t Kuilsrivier.
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Riverside Rangers continued withtheir good start to their league cam-paign when theymoved into top po-sition on the Northern SurburbsFootball Assocation Super leaguetable after defeating Matroosfon-tein 4-0 at Avonwood Park on Sun-day.Darryll Jacobs (2), Glayton Julies
and Bruce Louw netted for thehome team.
Riverside Rangers are leadingthe log with 56 points, while Trini-tarians have 55 points in the secondposition.The team fromAvonwood started
brightly and looked comfortable onthe ball, dominating the opening ex-changes with some neat passing.But, despite an abundance of pos-
session they failed to capitalise onnumerous goal-scoring opportuni-ties as the visitors fought well tocontain their host.
Matroosfontein’s commitmentfrom the first whistle was com-mendable as they pressured River-side Rangers all over the park re-stricting their play, while attackingon the counter with pace.The home defencewas solid all af-
ternoon and keeper Joas Jacobswas a virtual spectator in the sec-ond-half as the dangerous Matroos-fontein strikers were hardly givena sniff at at goal from Rangers’ de-fenders.
Rangers are still on form
Die o.19-rugbyspanne van die ho-erskole Excelsior en Bellville-Suid het die beste gevaar van dieskole in die Tygerbergstreek ty-dens ’n sewemantoernooi wat dieafgelope Vrydag op Floridaparkdeur die WP-rugby-unie aange-bied is.Excelsior is eers in die eind-
stryd deur Paarl Gimnasium ge-stuit nadat hy vroeër op verras-sende wyse met 15-10 met HS Ty-gerberg in die kwarteindrondeafgerekenhet en daarnaBellville-Suidmet 20-0 in die halfeindstrydkoudgesit het. Bellville-Suid hetin die kwarteindronde eweneens’n yslike verrassing gelewer deur
Paul Roos, die verdedigende kam-pioen, met 20-10 uit te skakel.In die eindstryd het Excelsior
en Paarl Gimmet die verstrykingvan die amptelike speeltyd nogmet 20-20 gelyk getrek, maar diePaarliete het toe in die ekstraspeeltyd met ’n drie die knoopdeurgehak. – (Sarel Burger)
Excelsior, B’ville-Suid vaar besteJason Jacobs van Excelsior druk sy drie in sy span se wedstryd Vrydag teen Symphony op Floridapark inRavensmead. Foto: Carina Roux
Time for T20: Elsies River Cricket Club will be hosting the Gertjie Williams/Coetie Neethling Heritage T20 Cricket Tournament at Avonwood Sports Field this weekend, with the finalson Monday. Gathering at the draw that was held at Elsies River High School were (from left)Nabeel Dien (general manager ofWestern Province Cricket), Lennard Bailey (chairman of ElsiesRiver), with captains of the participating teams, Bradly Johnson (St Augustines), MoeneebAbbas (United), Liam Harris (Tygerburg), Warren Wyngaardt (Victoria), Nkululeko Serame(UWC), Asriel Snell (Elsies River), Shafiq Sydow (Mitchells Plain) and Omar Sonday (Jive Cravenby). There will be a short opening programme from 08:30 on Saturday with games beginningat 09:30. Photo: Gary van Dyk
The Bishop Lavis Cricket Club willplay host to the United CC of GraaffReinette this coming longweekend.In previous years the Bishop La-
vis CC toured the Karoo district aspart of their pre-season programmeand according to club chairman, Jo-seph Fondling, the boys of BishopLavis will play host this year.“We have a long standing relati-
onship with the United CC and weare looking forward to afford themsome of Cape Town’s hospitality,”
Fondling said.The teams will play two 45-over
matches onSaturday andSundayatLavis Park with play starting at10:00 on both days.Part of the programme for the
weekend will include a karaoke onSaturday 22 September starting at20:00 in theMajorHall at theBishopLavis Sports complex.Formore information please con-
