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Faghmeeya Hendricks and daughter Nadheera from Mitchell’s Plain enjoyed flying their kite at the event. PHOTO: SULIZE TERREBLANCHE EERSTERIVIER: SAPD-PISTOOL IN KAPERS SE BESIT GEKRY Rowers het glo gemoor RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj ’n Groep gewapende rowers in Eerste- rivier word glo met die moord op ’n polisieman onlangs in Khayelitsha verbind. Dié moontlikheid volg nadat die dienspis- tool van die vermoorde beampte, konst. Nko- siphendule Makeleni, in die rowers se besit gekry is. Makeleni is verlede Dinsdag buite ’n skool in Harare in Khayelitsha vermoor, vermoe- delik tydens ’n rooftog. Die Kleinvlei-polisie het verlede week aan TygerBurger bevestig dat ’n polisiewapen, dié van Makeleni, in die besit van rowers, wat verlede Woensdagaand ’n motor in Eer- sterivier gekaap het, gekry is. Die vier rowers, almal in hul vroeë der- tigs, het ’n dag ná Makeleni se moord ’n 18-ja- rige man van Bergstraat, Sillwood Heights van sy ouers se Opel Zafira beroof. Die man het in die motor gesit toe die ro- wers omstreeks 19:40 toegeslaan het. “Die een het gesê ek moet alles net so los en uit die voertuig klim,” sê Ricardo Jansen. “Ek vra toe wat maak hy. Hy het ingeklim langs my en ’n vuurwapen teen my kop ge- druk. Sy maat het van die an- der kant gekom en my by die deur gedreig deur sy vuurwa- pen in my mond te druk,” ver- tel Ricardo. Hy het uitgespring en kon daarin slaag om weg te kom. Sy ma, Lenie, sê die gesin is bly hy het niks erger oorge- kom nie. André, sy pa, sê: “Ek wil die Hemelse Vader dank ... dit kon veel erger gewees het.” Volgens die gesin en die po- lisie het twee verdagtes met die gesin se motor uit die ge- bied in die rigting van Khayelitsha gejaag. Hulle is agtervolg deur hul makkers in ’n bakkie. Die gesin se motor is kort ná die aanval op Baden Powell-pad opgespoor. Die twee ro- wers in die Jansen-gesin se voertuig is vas- getrek. 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Die verdagtes word nou verbind met ’n moordsaak waarin ’n konstabel doodgeskiet is. FOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS
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Spectacular kites from four countries (South Africa, Germany, the Netherlands and theUnited Kingdom) adorned the skies of Muizenberg on Saturday at the 21st international kitefestival in aid of Cape Mental Health. Faghmeeya Hendricks and daughter Nadheera fromMitchell’s Plain enjoyed flying their kite at the event. PHOTO: SULIZE TERREBLANCHE
EERSTERIVIER: SAPDPISTOOL IN KAPERS SE BESIT GEKRY
Rowers hetglo gemoorRICHARD ROBERTS
@richardjohn_rj
’n Groep gewapende rowers in Eerste-rivier word glo met die moord op ’npolisieman onlangs in Khayelitsha
verbind.Dié moontlikheid volg nadat die dienspis-
tool vandie vermoordebeampte, konst.Nko-siphendule Makeleni, in die rowers se besitgekry is.Makeleni is verledeDinsdag buite ’n skool
in Harare in Khayelitsha vermoor, vermoe-delik tydens ’n rooftog.Die Kleinvlei-polisie het verlede week aan
TygerBurger bevestig dat ’n polisiewapen,dié van Makeleni, in die besit van rowers,wat verlede Woensdagaand ’n motor in Eer-sterivier gekaap het, gekry is.Die vier rowers, almal in hul vroeë der-
tigs, het ’n dagnáMakeleni semoord ’n 18-ja-rige man van Bergstraat, Sillwood Heightsvan sy ouers se Opel Zafira beroof.Die man het in die motor gesit toe die ro-
wers omstreeks 19:40 toegeslaan het.“Die een het gesê ek moet alles net so los
en uit die voertuig klim,” sêRicardo Jansen.“Ek vra toe wat maak hy.
Hy het ingeklim langs my en’n vuurwapen teenmy kop ge-druk. Sy maat het van die an-der kant gekom en my by diedeur gedreig deur sy vuurwa-pen inmymond te druk,” ver-tel Ricardo.Hy het uitgespring en kon
daarin slaag om weg te kom.Syma, Lenie, sê die gesin is
bly hy het niks erger oorge-kom nie.André, sy pa, sê: “Ekwil die
Hemelse Vader dank ... ditkon veel erger gewees het.”Volgens die gesin en die po-
lisie het twee verdagtes metdie gesin se motor uit die ge-
bied in die rigting van Khayelitsha gejaag.Hulle is agtervolg deur hul makkers in ’nbakkie.Die gesin se motor is kort ná die aanval
opBadenPowell-pad opgespoor. Die twee ro-wers in die Jansen-gesin se voertuig is vas-getrek. Die twee in die bakkie het probeerontsnap, maar is deur die polisie agterna ge-sit.“Hulle is later van die pad afgedwing
waarna ’n oor-en-weer-skietery losgebarshet,” vertel kol. Vernon Bester, Kleinvlei-stasiebevelvoerder.Een van die mans is noodlottig gewond.
Die ander verdagte is nog op vrye voet.Lenie, wat die aand op die toneel was, het
die bakkie gehelp identifiseer. “Ons konhoor hoe hulle oor-en-weer skiet,” sê Lenie.’n Polisiewapen is in die bakkie gekry.Die gesin se besittingswat in die gesteelde
voertuig was, insluitende ’n gordyn, CD’s enprivaat dokumente is gesteel.’n Saak van poging tot moord word deur
die Harare-polisie ondersoek. Die kapingword deur die Kuilsrivier-polisie onder-soek.
André Jansen en sy vrou, Lenie, sê hulle is dankbaar dat hulseun, Ricardo, nog leef ná ’n kaping verlede week waarin diegesin se motor gesteel is. Die motor is dieselfde aand inKhayelitsha opgespoor. Die verdagtes word nou verbind met ’nmoordsaak waarin ’n konstabel doodgeskiet is.
FOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS
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Housing meeting heldEerste River residents are invited to ahousing meeting at the end of the month.Levona Coerecuis, member of the
Eerste River and Blue Downs Ratepayers’Association, said the housing meetingwill be held at Stratford Primary Schoolon Sunday 29 November at 15:30.V Contact Levona Coerecuis on 072 233 5185.
Health, wellness day heldEerste River residents are invited to aHealth and Wellness day taking placetomorrow at the community organiza-tion Community Women Action (CWA).The event runs from 08:00 to midday.Joan Mouton, CWA project coordina-
tor, said testing and screenings ofpatients will be done. These includetesting for cancer, prostate cancer,tuberculosis, breast examinations, papsmears, diabetes and blood pressure.Group support training starts at 10:00.The CWA is located along Van Rie-
beeck Road (R102) in Devon Park.V For more details contact 021 904 1990.
Maak skoon: ’n Groepmunisipale werkers staan
byna kniediep in diemodderige water van die
Blackheathkanaal in ’npoging om die kanaalskoon te maak. Vullis,
mos, gras en sand is uitdie kanaal geskep enlangs die kanaalbank
gegooi. Die kanaal vloeionderdeur Albert
Philanderrylaan, waardie foto verlede Vrydag
oggend geneem is.FOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS
RICHARD ROBERTS@richardjohn_rj
Motorists using the R300-highway andStellenbosch Arterial have beenwarned to be vigilant against stone
throwers in these areas.The Mfuleni police issued a warning last
week following several reports of stonethrowing incidents on these two roads.Captain Nomathemba Muavha, police
spokesperson, said as fromTuesday 20Octo-ber to Friday 23 October three such caseshad been reported – one on the StellenboschArterial near Wesbank and two along theR300 between the N2 and Hindle Road.“Two of these cases occurred during the
day and the other at night, after 20:00. Wesuspect the motive is to get the motorist tostop in order for the attackers to rob themof their belongings,” Muavha said.A similar incident was reported on the
Kuils River community page on Facebookon Thursday 15 October. “People, please becareful on theR300, there are guys throwingstones from the footbridge near the arterialoff-ramp. Please be alert,” the victim wrote.Kenny Africa, provincial traffic chief,
told TygerBurger this week that the R300 aswell as N2 highway are both considered ashigh crime risk areas.He says the N2 from Jakes Gerwel Drive
toMacassar and the N7 fromPhilippi to Du-noon are especially vulnerable areas.
“We request that motorists do not stopalong these roads or the R300. This is anoth-er area where special attention is given to.”Africa said a special task team patrols
both of these highways 24 hours a day.In a media statement recently issued by
the department of safety and security, may-co member JP Smith reiterated the calls formotorists to be vigilant along these roads.“Between 21September and 18October, 11
crime-related incidents were recorded onthe N2 and R300. This included two robber-ies, four attempted robberies, two incidentsof stone-throwing, a road rage incident, andthe recovery of two bodies along the N2 be-tween the R300 and Jakes Gerwel Drive.”Smith pleaded to motorists not to stop.
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The Bellville Philatelic Society invites allinterested members of the public to betheir guests on Wednesday 11 November.The society will have a guest exhibitor
fromPretoria, GerhardKamffer, whowilladdress interested parties at 19:00 on theday at the Bellville library auditorium in
Carl van Aswegen Street in Bellville.Kamffer received a gold award for his
postal rates exhibit at the recent Capex2015 national stamp exhibition and the so-ciety is looking forward to having him astheir guest, according to a statement.“Our purpose is to promote the hobby
of stamp collecting with the public and toeducate our members in philately – thestudy of stamps,” reads the statement.V Contact Reanie de Villiers on philately@netpoint.co.za or 082 567 0353 (strictly after hours),or visit the website http://bellvillephilatelic.tripod.com.
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Dokter groet ná 32 jaarDr. Raymond Martin van Staden is hier saam met personeellede van die Kleinvleidaghospitaal en lede van die plaaslike gesondheidskomitee tydenssy afskeid verlede Dinsdagoggend.
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Selfs nog tot op sy laaste werksdag asmediesedokterhet diepasiënte in langtoue buite sy ondersoekkamer gesit.
Dit is die bewys van die toewyding van dr.Raymond Martin van Staden (63), wat verle-de Vrydag sy laaste pasiënte by die Klein-vlei-kliniek gesien het.
Van Staden het 32 jaar lank hier gewerk.“Ek het eers my eie praktyk in die gebied
gehad voordat ek by die daghospitaal aange-sluit het,” het hy aan TygerBurger vertelterwyl hy nog besig was om ’n pasiënt te on-dersoek.
Destyds was die gebied nog baie bebos,onthou hy.
“Ek het oor die jare heen ’n hegte bandmet die gemeenskap hier opgebou.
“Hier is pasiënte wat ek al meer as 30 jaarken en behandel, wat vandag nog na mykom,” vertel Van Staden, wat al 37 jaar asmediese praktisyn werk.
Baie vandie gebied se jongmensewat hierkom, het hy in die wêreld gebring, vertel hy.
“Dit laat my goed voel wanneer ek hulledeesdae sien en hoor dat ek by hul geboorteteenwoordig was,” sê Van Staden.
Hy voeg by: “Ek voel soms ek is geroepom hier te kom werk in die gemeenskap.”
Die samewerking enbehulpsaamheidvandie gemeenskap sal hom altyd bybly, sê hy.
“Ek het hier met ’n baie goeie gesond-heidskomitee gewerk,” sê hy.
Levona Coerecuis, voorsitter van die ko-mitee, sê sy teenwoordigheid by die fasili-
teit gaan baie gemis word.“Ek kom al ’n lang pad saam met die dok-
ter,” sê sy.SybeskryfVanStadenas ’n baienederige,
geduldige en behulpsame persoon.“Hy is iemand wat nooit kwaad sal word
nie, al is die pasiënte soms moeilik.“Hy het altyd aandagtig na almal se klag-
tes geluister,” sê sy.Past. Iris Dubee, voorsitter van die ge-
sondheidskomitee, beaam dit.“Hy is ’n mens-mens. Hy het eintlik die
gemeenskap gedien. Dis met ’n seer hart datons hom groet; ons weet daar is tyd vir allesen hy moet klaarmaak, maar hy het uitste-kende werk vir ons gedoen,” sê Dubee.
Van Staden het sy mediese studies aan dieUniversiteit van Kaapstad in 1978 voltooi endestyds sy opleiding by die Grootte Schuur-hospitaal ontvang.
Hy het jare lank ook op Alice in die Oos-Kaap gewerk voordat hy eers na George entoe terug Kaap toe verhuis het.
“Ek was die die heel eerste dokter vankleur wat op George as ’n voltydse perso-neellid aangestel is,” onthou hy nog.
Hy het op 4 September 1983 op die ouder-dom van 31 jaar in Kleinvlei begin werk.
“Destyds moes ons baie rondry om ons pa-siënte te kon bedien.
Van Staden was ook aan die stuur van diestigting van die Delft-daghospitaal in Ro-sendal.
“Dit was nog altyd vir my ’n absolutevoorreg om die gemeenskap te kon versorgen te dien tot die beste van my vermoë.”
Oor sy toekomsplanne sê hy: “Ek wil vir’n maand of twee net rus en, as alles goedverloop, dalk volgende jaar weer afloswerkdoen op ’n deeltydse basis.”
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’n Afskeidspartytjie is verlede Dinsdagvir hom by die kliniek gehou.
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Members of the Mfuleni police made a huge discovery of illegal copper in the area recently. Aforeigner was arrested in connection with the presumed stolen copper.
Mfuleni police findstolen copperRICHARD ROBERTS
@richardjohn_rj
Members of the Mfuleni police recovered alarge amount of copper last week, which ledto the arrest of a foreigner.Mfuleni police spokesperson Captain No-
mathemba Muavha said the confiscationwas part of Operation Fiela, an on-going op-eration against gangsterism and drugs.On Tuesday 27 October the police visited
a scrapyard in Diep Street inMfuleni in theearly hours of the morning, where theymade the discovery.“The police searched the house and found
179 kilograms of copper, 11 kilos of brassand 38 kilos of lead in a bathroom, every-thing worth about R12 000,” Muavha said.Cable theft, according to the police, is one
of the main crimes in the area.Colonel Luyanda Damoyi, station com-
mander, told TygerBurger at a media brief-ing held recently, that illegal scrapyards intheir policing precinct is something theycontinuously battle with.The police have on numerous occasions
warned people not to sell goods or purchaseanything from these illegal traders. Damoyisaid most of the scrapyards are located inExtension 6 in Mfuleni.Muavha said a 35-year-oldman fromGha-
na was arrested for the possession of pre-sumed stolen goods after the confiscationon Tuesday.“As the police, we would like to thank the
community for blowing the whistle on ille-gal activities in their communities,” Muav-ha said.
The Cape Town child welfare society issearching for one Bronwyn Jansen.She is the biological mother of a boy by the
name of Keagan. Her last known or reportedaddress was either number 31 or 46 Andalu-sia Road in Pinewood, Delft.
She is currently reported to be wanderingaround Elsies River somewhere, accordingto a statement by the society.V Anyone with information is asked to call HassanBukuru of Cape Town Child Welfare on 021 638 3127or email [email protected].
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MICHELLE LINNERT@linnertmb
“THIS IS NOT UWC.”These were the direct words – in
uppercase – in a statement of theUniversity of the Western Cape’s vice-chan-cellor after he and his executive team wereheld hostage on campus on Friday.
Prof Tyrone Pretorius and the universi-ty’s senior management were forced to re-main in their offices by protesting students.
The same group of students apparentlyintimidated fellow students in the universi-ty’s residences before going on a rampageof the university’s administration build-ings, causing serious structural damage.
The group, led by eight students, were tomeet with the university leadership and thestudent representative council (SRC) onFriday, citing their desire to “just havetheir voices heard” in the aftermath of thenational #FeesMustFall campaign.
Security staff attackedOn Friday, however, Pretorius released a
statement saying the students acted violent-ly prior to the meeting taking place. Theuniversity’s chancellor, Archbishop Stan-ley Makgoba, was to mediate the meeting.
“We were in the process of arranging aconversation between the Archbishop, thisgroup and myself. They are claiming thisrampage is the result of the rector not beingavailable for them and I reject this claim ab-solutely,” Pretorius said.
“The evidence is there that they pretend-ed to want to have a dialogue, but when theopportunity was presented to them, theywent on a rampage.”
He explained what had transpired.“While I was briefing the Archbishop on
the objectives of the intervention, arrange-ments were made for him and me to meet
with the SRC first and then with the leadersof the protesting group,” Pretorius said.
This arrangement was passed on to theprotesting students, who then “marchedfrom the student centre to the residences”to “mobilise support”.
When they were refused entry at the resi-dences, the group attacked the securityguards using “bricks, belts, sticks and sjam-boks”, Pretorius said.
Widespread damage“Several members of our security staff
were injured – one so badly that he requiredhospitalisation.”
He further states the students then wentback to the student centre where they “basi-cally thrashed and vandalised the adminis-tration building – the first and second floorsof both the east and west wings, the CampusProtection offices and the School of Govern-ment building.”
Pretorius added there were reports ofwidespread damage all over the campus.
“Members of the executive council, pro-fessional staff, SRC members and I were ba-sically trapped in the administration build-ing by a small militant group of studentswith bricks and other weapons,” Pretoriussaid. The university then applied for an ur-gent court order and the police werebrought onto the campus. A memorandumfrom the group was handed to Makgoba dur-ing the fray, Pretorius said.
“We can only reactivate this process of en-gagement once the protesting group standsdown, respects the dignity and constitution-al rights of others and allows us to createan environment conducive to constructiveengagement.”
UWC spokesperson Luthando Tyhalibon-go on Tuesday (at the time of going to print)confirmed to TygerBurger that Pretoriuswas addressing all UWC students at 12:00.
Leaders at UWCheld ‘hostage’ If you believe that you are South Africa’s
own Justin Bieber or Adele, or always per-forming in front of your friends and fami-ly, hoping to one day get your big breakinto show business, then look no further.The Ipic Shopping Centre in Soneike ishosting its very first singing competition,SingKaChing!
On Saturday 14 November entrants willbattle it out during the pre-round event fora spot in the finals, which take place onSaturday 21 November.
The event will be hosted in the quad atthe shopping centre on the corner ofAmandel and Bottelary roads in Kuils Riv-er.
“A whopping R7 500 is up for grabs tothe overall winner with R5 000 and R2 500for second and third places respectively,”says spokesperson Yvonne Vivian.
Entries cost R30 per item and all entryfees will be donated to local charity MES(Mould Empower Serve) that works in thecommunity to uplift and empower peopleliving on the streets.
Entrants can choose to enter up to threeof four categories: pop, gospel, country aswell as “sound and look alike”.
Entries close on Monday 9 November.V For more information visit the Ipic ShoppingCentre Soneike’s Facebook page or contact021 553 0315.
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Many may recognise her smooth voicefrom the Delft Big Band, but Adelia Douwis fast becoming one of Cape Town’s top vo-cal acts in her own right.
“Music is all I live for and being able todo it as a full time job is a dream come true.”
Adelia has been invited to perform at ve-nues like The Crypt jazz restaurant and theWinchester mansions and on Saturday 21November she’ll be joining other risingstars as they perform with Arno Carstensand the Cape Philharmonic Youth orches-tra conducted by Brandon Phillips at theNederburg Picnic Pops concert.
She says she’s very excited to have beengiven the opportunity to perform with a fullorchestra and is practising hard for theshow. “Fans can expect to have fun, smileand enjoy the performance with us.”
While she is still a part of the Delft BigBand line-up, Adelia is often involved withother musical projects. Last year she evensang the lead in Evita at the Bellville civictheatre.
Some of her highlights include perform-ing as part of the Our legends passing thebaton concert at Artscape in August, per-forming at the Cape Towninternational jazz festi-val, touring Franceand winning Grand-West’s Open Micjazz competitionlast month.
“The experi-ence was mindblowing.”
Being partof the compe-tition was al-ready adream cometrue for Ade-lia, so shewasn’t ex-pecting towin it at all.
“The whole experience – the amazing tal-ent in the competition, the musicians, thefriends I made and all the love I receivedfrom everyone – was heart-warming.”
She adds winning the contest was a “stepcloser” to achieving her dreams of becom-ing a world-class musician.
The annual Nederburg picnic pops bene-fit concert aims to showcase young andemerging musicians on a platform wherethey get the opportunity to share the stagewith more recognised names.
Adelia feels it’s important for establishedartists to empower younger musicians .“This is a very difficult industry and to sur-vive in it you need to be smart. You needto have talent and know the business side.”
In the coming months she’ll be workingon building her brand to bring herself an-other step closer to being an establishedmusician herself by getting her solo careeroff the ground.
Adelia will share the Nederburg stagewith award-winning soprano GoitsemangLehobye and tenor Lukhanyo Moyake aswell as choristers of the Boland communitychoir. They will be accompanied by theCape Philharmonic Youth orchestra underthe baton of Brandon Phillips.
The concert starts at 18:00 but gates openat 16:00 and families are encouraged tobring snacks and enjoy the afternoon sun.V Tickets cost R100 from www.webtickets.co.za andchildren under 12 enter free. Tickets will also be onsale at the gate on the day. Visit www.nederburg.com/za or call 021 809 8412 during office hoursfor more information.
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Working on Fire’s Rudi Lucas explains to Kalkfontein residents how to deal with shack firesduring a workshop held last Wednesday. PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS
Residents learnabout fire safetyRICHARD ROBERTS
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How long does it take for a flame-en-gulfed shack to be destroyed – 35min-utes? No, 35 seconds.
This is the startling reality explained toresidents of Kalkfontein at a fire safetyworkshop held last Wednesday. The work-shop was organised by Working on Fire(Wof) and presented by coordinator RudiLucas. WoF is a government funded job cre-ation programme focusing on integrated fi-re management in South Africa.During the session it was explained to
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given during the morning and afternoon,
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after this meeting. The forum will be runby us, comprising of people from the com-munity. These communitymemberswill betrained andalso taughthow to educate theirfellow residents,” Stellenberg said.She said volunteers who are part of the
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four days of top quality racingwith the2015 SA omnium track championship,
an inter-provincial and a grand prix sched-uled to be held from today to 8 November atAfrica’s only indoor cycling track, theOlym-pic-sized Bellville Velodrome.The cycling association Pedal Power ex-
tended a helping hand to Western Cape Cy-cling by coming on board as sponsor for thechampionship, following an urgent plea forfunding assistance with the lead-up to theevent.The omnium typically attracts the best
track riders from around South Africa.Some 150 cyclists are expected to partici-
pate, including regional teams from Gaut-eng, the Free State, KwaZulu-Natal and theEastern Cape as well as a large turnout oflocal riders.“Western Cape Cycling is delighted that
the Pedal Power Association has stepped upas the primary sponsor of the omnium,” saidCorné Bence, chairman ofWestern Cape Cy-cling. TheWestern ProvinceCyclingAssoci-ation, regional body for cycling in the Capemetropole region and organiser of the trackchampionship event, sees the PPA as a keypartner in developing cycling in the region.“The Pedal Power Association is commit-
ted to promote cycling and the interests ofcyclists,” said PPA chairman Steve Hay-
ward. “Although a large portion of our focuslies with recreational cycling and cyclingadvocacy, we are really happy that we canassist competitive cyclists in this way,” headded. “We wish Western Cape Cycling allthe success with the omnium and the cham-pionship and look forward to seeing somegreat racing on the track.”An omnium consists of multiple races. In
2007 the omnium was reintroduced into theworld championship as a five-race formatfor men, and in 2009 for women. In 2010 theomnium was changed by the UCI to includethe elimination race while the distances ofthe events were lengthened to favour endur-ance cyclists. Since 2014 the omnium con-
sists of the scratch race, individual pursuit,elimination race, time trial, flying lap andpoints race. Participants receive points foreach event, with the winner of the omniumbeing the rider with the highest points totalat the end of the event.Track events have recently attractedmore
than the usual road riders, who see it as anopportunity to improve their form.Spectators are welcome to attend any of
the races and entrance is free. Expect thrillsand spills as track cycling consists of short,close-contact high speed racing.V For more information, please see www.wpcycling.com/eventcalendar or contact ChristhonieGeldenhuys on 082 6714099.
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Chesterhouse is vanjaar se Cemstone-skole-krieket-kampioen.Maar hierdie Durbanvillers sal die eerste
wees om te erken dat dit verlede Woensdagbaie maklik enige kant toe kon gaan in dieeindronde van die jaarlikse ses-aan-’n-kant-toernooi. Daarvan getuig die twee nael-skraapse oorwinnings met twee lopies oorHS Bellville en Stellenberg, sowel as ’n ge-lykopuitslag teen Brackenfell.Die Brakke wat ook met Stellenberg (met
een lopie) en Bellville afgereken het, het inder waarheid, ná die rondomtalie-stryd tus-sen hierdie vier spanne, saam bo geëindig.Dit was net Chesterhouse se vinniger kolf-
tempo wat hom die trofee laat inpalm het.In die afgelope naweek se o.19A-wedstryde
was De Kuilen (t HTS Bellville), Stellenberg(t WP-klub), Brackenfell (t Edgemead) enDurbanville (t Chesterhouse) almal aan diewenkant.Die beste individuele vertonings was dié
van Jason Tomlinson (Stellenberg, 67), An-gelo Yiatses (Chesterhouse, 52) en MornéPentz (Brackenfell, 52).
V Die PNACape Gate- en Pepper Tree Lod-ge-uitklopkompetisies vir onderskeidelikdie o.15’s eno.14’s indieTygerbergstreekhetnou die halfeindronde bereik.In die o.15-kompetisie speel HS Bellville
vandag (Woensdag) teen D.F. Malan en Stel-lenberg teen Fairmont.
Chesterhouse die kampioen
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Bellville se senior krieketspan bevind homná twee reekse tweedaagse wedstryde onderdie voorlopers op die punteleer in die WP sePremierliga.HoewelBellville ’n eerstebeurt-agterstand
van 57 lopies teen die United-klub gehad het,het Daniel Childs (6/39) toegesien dat die be-soekers Saterdag vir net 86 lopies uitgehaalis. Bellville (146/7) moes laatmiddag net 144lopies vir ’n sege aanteken –waarmeeHand-ré Theron (58*) en Bradley Barnes (35) baiebehulpsaam was. Durbanville, die WP severdedigende kampioen, is ook weer op diewenpadná syvroeërenederlaag teenBellvil-le. Swak kolfwerk het daartoe gelei dat dieDurbies Saterdag net 120/9 gesl. teen Victo-ria kon aanteken,maarBrendonViret (5/70)en sy makkers het die tuisspan daarna vir
net 136 lopies uitgeboul om met 37 lopies tewen. In twee spannende wedstryde is dieUniversiteit vanWes-Kaapland met die heellaaste bal deur WP-klub getroef, terwyl Ed-gemead weens swak lig net-net ’n oorwin-ning oor Ottoman ontsê is. Sharn Gomes(151) en Romano Ramoo (43) het UWK 270/7gesl. teen WP-klub laat aanteken, maar ditwas nie genoeg om die besoekers (241/3) van’n sewepaaltjie-sege te weerhou nie.Edgemead (199/6, gesl.) het danksy Jackie
Strauss (93) en Christiaan Mocke (33) ’nvoorsprong van 212 lopies teen Ottoman be-haal, waarna Stephan Joubert (4/22) Edge-mead tot op die rand van ’n sege oor die be-soekers (91/9) geboul het.Milnerton (139) is ewe naelskraap koudge-
sit deur Claremont wat met een paaltjie ge-wen het. Noordelikes-Goodwood het met se-we paaltjies teen Montrose die knie gebuig.
Bellville onder voorlopers
ADRIAN PHEIFFER
With several championships still to bedecid-ed, the tension at Killarney is mounting asSaturday’s final round of the popular Wing-field Motors sponsored Power series drawsnearer.Table View driver Paul Simon is one of
thosewhose chances are balanced on a knifeedge. The reigning Bold Marine GTi chal-lenge titleholder, Simon had his lead in theseries slashedwhen he had to settle for thirdplace in his class in the previous round.Howeverhe still holds anarrow four-point
advantage over Zakkie Hendricks withCraig du Toit further back in third place andhe is determined to stay there. It should bea close one.Then,with two drivers tied in the lead, the
Mutlu Batteries classic car series is evencloser. Despite competing in different class-es, TrevorMomberg (FordCapri) and theBo-land’s Herman de Kock (Ford Escort), arelevel pegging with 45 points each and justwaiting for this weekend’s final showdown.Championship results aside, Dawie Jou-
bert is every Killarney fan’s current heroafter his magnificent recent performances.During last month’s national Extreme festi-val meeting, the Lotus Exige driver took onthe visiting Charl Arangies in his multi mil-lion rand V10 Lamborghini Galardo. Driv-ing magnificently, Joubert actually passedthe powerful Italian supercar in the KTMcorner before being forced to retire withme-chanical problems.However these have now been rectified
and on Saturday he is going to be back in
action and facing strong opposition from thelikes of current Sports and GT championFrancis Carruthers (Juno SS3), Blaauw-berg’s Craig Jarvis (V10 Dodge Viper) andJohan Engelbrecht (Porsche GT2R).The Midas Clubman final promises to be
a BMW and Audi shootout with possibleVolkswagen interference. The starring rolesin this one are going to be filled by Alex andAndré Johnson in their Audi Quattros asthey take on the Beemers of the impressiveDanie van Niekerk and Junaid Slamang.The wild card here is a hot VW Jetta in thehands of multiple former stock car champi-on Jesse Huggett.The V8 Master’s championship leader
Richard Schreuder is another Boland racermaking his mark. However he can expectstrong opposition from reigning titleholder
Marcel Angel and visiting British ace Stev-en Young who have both been in fine formrecently.The closely contestedMakita Formula Su-
percar events that are being run in conjunc-tion with the Masters V8’s, are likely to befought out between drivers like Dayne An-gel,NickAdcock,BradWadeley,GarethEas-om and Andrew Moffitt.And with separate events for a large field
of Cars Unlimited fine cars where Eric vanderMerwe’s Porsche turbowill probably setthe pace, as well as Formula Libre singleseaters, the near record entry should pro-vide a fitting end to the season.During the lunch break lucky competition
winners are going to be treated to laps of thecircuit at racing speed in the latest twin tur-bo V8 McLaren 650S super sports car.
Ego and skill revving in championship issues
Die onoorwonne Brackenfell en Kraaifon-tein het die afgelope naweek hul segetogtevoortgesit in die Boland se top-krieketligas.In die Premierliga was Brackenfell (147/5)
te sterk vir Paarl-Oos (146). Nadat MichaelLoubser (3/13) en sy medeboulers die Paar-liete goed hokgeslaan het, hetManrichKort-
ze (51), Lenert vanWyk (40) enGrant Edmea-des (33) die Brakke die pyp laat rook.Kraaifontein (268) was in ’n eersteliga-
kragmeting die meerdere van Bergrivier(150), danksy die goeie bydraes van FabianFaro (91), Urlan Adams (46), Robin Petersen(3/49) en Grant Isaacs (2/0). – (Sarel Burger)
Brakke en Kraaie sit krieket-segetogte voort
Duncan Saal of the Western ProvinceRugby Institute (WPRI) was one of threeinstitute players who received recogni-tion at the recent WP awards evening.Saal, a former pupil at Kasselsvlei High
School, was awarded the title as mostpromising u-19 player. Eduan Keyter wasawarded best backline player and Mich-ael Kumbirai best forward.Saal, who plays wing, was grateful for
the award. “It’s a real privilege and anhonour towin this award fromWP seeingthat Springboks Nizaam Carr and SiyaKolisi also won this award when theyplayed WP u-19.”Kolisi is also a graduate from theWPRI.Saal is one of just over 40 promising
rugby players who started an eventfulyear at the WPRI in January. During theyear the players not only learned about
rugby, but also life skills. “In my time atthe institute I experienced that in toughtimes you just had to push on andnot giveup. This has made me a better player anda better person.”One of Saal’s highlights this past sea-
son was the first try he scored in the WPu-19 jersey. “Putting more than 50 pointspast the Bulls at Newlands is also a dayI won’t forget soon.”Soon the names of the 2016 WPRI class
will be announced. Saal has a specialmes-sage for them. “Spending the year at theWPRI is a dream come true. You learn somuchaboutbeingaprofessional.Youwillbe exposed to situations where youmightdoubt yourself. Don’t. Never give up andkeep on pushing yourself because the guynext to you is going through the same andas long as you keep going hewill as well!”
Duncan in the stepsof Springbok greats
Duncan Saal is a bright future prospect for Western Province rugby.
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SportPage 12 | Woensdag, 4 November 2015Onder redaksie van Stehan SchoemanTel: 021 910 6500 | epos: [email protected]
FRANS DU TOITGEDENKBYEENKOMS: TALLE BEHAAL MEER AS 800 PUNTE
Verskeie atlete skitter
Stefani duPlessis (bestelaerskoolatleet) en JPLuise het dietrofeë ontvangvir die besteatlete op diedag vanStehanSchoeman(middel),sportredakteurvan TygerBurger. FOTO:BRENDEN RUITER
RAYNO SNYMAN
Verskeie skitterprestasies deur atletetydens die naweek se Frans du Toit-gedenkbyeenkoms in Parow het ge-
wys dat hulle vroeg in die seisoen reedskookwater is.
Ondanks ’n koel oggend, is die byeen-koms, geborg deur TygerBurger, in idealeweersomstandighede afgehandel.Onder die laerskoolatlete was die vol-
gende groepie op hul stukke en het almalmeer as 800 punte behaal:
Jarret Africa (BAK) 150 – 19,30 en 100 –12,78;Mujuaid Ismail (Ultra) 80 – 10,62;Car-la Sauls (Ultra) 150 – 21,30; SakilaWilliams(St. Ag) VS – 4,01; Thorina Bosman (Welg)1 200 – 4:17,80; Nico van Zyl (S’land) 1 200– 4:02,9; Stefani du Plessis (BAK) 150 h –22,67 enVS – 4,58; KhaigaFrancis (Bot)1 200– 4:03,9; Sherwin Jooste (Bot) 1200 – 3:38,2;Marga van der Linde (BAK) 220 h – 31,62en 100 –13,05; Ebrahim Davids (UAC) 100– 12,66; Terblanche Kriel (BAK) HS – 1,50.In die o.16-afdeling vir seuns en meisies
(sluit sommige o.14-atlete in) het die vol-gende atlete meer as 800 punte behaal:
Carlo Plint (Itheco)1 500 – 4:18,1; Katie-RosePowell (VOB) 200 – 26,7; JaysonWeber(BAK) 200 – 22.77; Elzaan Rheeder (DFM)GS – 10,39; Rynhardt Rijnsberg (HJS) GS– 15,42; Tamzyn Groenewald (DFM) 100 –13.17; JP Luise (DFM) DG – 53,33; KristiSnyman (DFM) HS –1,55; Danelle Kotze(DFM) SG – 33,38; Wouter van der Merwe(S’land) 800 – 2:07,8; Steven Hoffman (Red-dam) VS – 6,03.In die o.18-geledere het die volgende atle-
te goed gevaar:Sibosethu Boya (BAK) 200 – 22,41; Anja
van Heerden (DFM/BAK) 200 – 26,35 en 100– 12,66; Taswell Damons (WCSS) 800 –2:02,1; Joshua Julies (FM) VS – 6,57; DeianSmit (Sw’Lans) 110 h –14,22.
In die o.20-afdeling het die volgende atle-te uitgeblink:
RobynHaupt (BAK) 200 – 25,12;TylerLin-nen (BAK) 200 – 22,07 en 100 – 10,52; BrianMeyer (NLTB) DS – 48,26; Bruce-Lynn Da-mons(Celtic) 800 – 1:54,7 en 3 000 – 8:27,7.Uiteindelik was daar net een wenner in
elke afdeling.In die afdeling vir laerskole was daar ’n
groot stryd tussenMarga van der Linde enStefani du Plessis, albei van die Bellville-atletiekklub.
Beidehetmeer as 1 000 punte behaal,maarStefanie se punt van 1 190 vir haar tyd in die150 m-h van 22,67 was ’n kortkop beter, wataan haar die trofee besorg het.
JP Luise van D.F. Malan en die Bellville-atletiekklub het met sy 53,33 m in die diskus(1 104 punte) die trofee vir die beste o.16-at-leet ontvang.
Die Bellville-atletiekklub verdien lof virdie skitterende wyse waarop die byeenkomsgeorganiseer is.
Reeve van Schalkwyk van die Bellvilleatletiekklub neem deel aan die gewigstoot vir manso.20. FOTO: STEHAN SCHOEMAN
JP Luise van DFM het puik vertoon in diediskus vir seuns o.16. FOTO: STEHAN SCHOEMAN
Janeal Delport van UWK wen die verspring virmans o.20 met ’n afstand van 6,26.
FOTO: STEHAN SCHOEMAN
Stefani du Plessis van Gene Louw (Bellvilleatletiekklub) wen die 150 mhekkies vir meisies o.12.FOTO: STEHAN SCHOEMAN
Donovan Adams van die Kraaifonteinatletiekklub in aksie tydens die verspring vir mans o.20.FOTO: STEHAN SCHOEMAN
