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Concerns over vagrants carrying weap-ons were raised at a recent public meet-ing in Parklands.
Speaking during the meeting where con-cerned residents and patrollers discussedcrime trends in policing sector 2, an array ofweapons were unveiled.Hammers, chef’s knives, modified scissors
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An array of weapons found in the possessionof vagrants in sector 2. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL
Harris also revealed the sector had reacheda milestone with 199 street committeesformed.He said they had seen a drop in crime in are-
as where street committees were active.“This is our best defence against crime. It
is also good for the neighbourhood, as resi-dents get out and start talking.”In his crime report, Warrant Officer Niekie
Knoetzenhighlighted the importance of streetcommittees. He said while housebreakings inthe sector had stabilised, police were con-cerned about early morning robberies.In most cases, he said, commuters were tar-
getedalongbus routesbetween05:00 and07:00.For this reason there had been an increase inpatrols and Knoetzen called on neighbour-hood watches to assist.Responding to questions about crime trends
during load shedding, he said there had notbeen an increase but reported one robberywhich occurred during this time.V What are your thoughts on these issues? Send a letter with your views to [email protected].
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Crime in Milnerton Ridge is decreasingthanks to an active neighbourhoodwatch, saypolice.Speaking during a joint meeting of the Mil-
nerton Ridge Neighbourhood Watch and theMilnerton Ridge Ratepayers’ Association(MRRA) on Monday, sector commander An-dré Fourie lauded the watch for their efforts.He said until January, the suburb was hit
by almost 10 house break-ins a month. Thishad been reduced significantly thanks to ac-tive patrols and residents keeping a close eyeon suspicious activity.Watch chairperson Terence Tichart said
they needed help from all residents.“We are riddled with crime, live in a blame
society, we point fingers and expect some-thing to change. The neighbourhood watch isaimed at creating a safe neighbourhood, uni-fying the community and create an environ-ment that is aesthetically pleasing.Vagrants were a central concern at the
meeting. In his address Rolf Spaeth of theMRRA gave a brief overview of the problem.He highlighted various areas including Race-course Road and the Shell garage where va-grants congregated and urged those presentto become part of the Give Responsibly cam-paign.Commenting on begging at traffic lights,
one resident said hewatched as beggars rotat-ed every 15minutes between intersections.Hebelieves begging is orchestrated and orga-nised in the area.Milnerton Community Police Forum (CPF)
chairperson Karen Visagie said after attend-ing a meeting over the weekend in Brooklyn,she spoke to the City about forming a LocalNetwork Of Care (LNOC) in Ward 4.“Thenetwork creates a register of displaced
people and finds ways to reintegrate them.”She urged residents to not give hand-outs
and rather donate to community organisa-tions.WatchmemberMark Lindsell gave an over-
view of the CCTV project, saying along withCrime Watch, they were rolling out a camerasystem to cover the entire area, with a focuson entry points from the vlei.He said as the camera network grew more
funds would be needed.V For more information visit www.mrnwatch.org.za
Watch activityhas crime onthe decrease
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Concerns over developments alongBlaauwberg Road were raised at a re-cent subcouncil meeting.
This follows a rezoning application con-sideredby themunicipality amid increasedcommercial development along this trans-port route.The application, which sought permis-
sion to demolish the current building anddevelop a three-storey office block, receivedtwo objections.According to the report tabled at the
meeting, the current building is zoned asGeneral Residential 5 and the application isto have the land rezoned for the develop-ment to General Business 2.Subcouncil chairperson Heather Bren-
ner raised concerns about the differentparking requirements in the report.
Overlay zoneBut the lack of guidelines ondevelopment
in Blaauwberg Road also came under scru-tiny as councillors explained there were noclear rules on what developments were de-sired following the installation of a MyCiTibus route.Councillor Joy McCarthy said the re-
quest for an office block came amid otherblocks in the area standing vacant.McCarthy also questionedwhy the land usedepartment was not considering a mixeduse development.She questioned what happened with the
request for an overlay zone.“I submitted a motion more than a year
ago and each time an application comesalong Blaauwberg Road, we still don’t havean overlay zone to guide us on what is andwhat is not appropriate and we are beingurged to agree or support the application.”McCarthy further explained with each
application a “bite was being taken out ofthe fabric” of Blaauwberg Road, which sheobjected to.McCarthy named other approved devel-
opments, including a 20-storey building atMarine Circle, and questioned whether theexisting infrastructure was able to copewith increased development.In response, the planning official said she
was unaware of the motion and would lookinto the matter. She also said this applica-
tion could not be refused due to empty offi-ces.
No guidelinesMcCarthy said themotion sought anover-
lay zone which would guide the redevelop-ment of sectional title units into mixed usebuildings to create a “cohesive feel” alongBlaauwberg Road.“In the Blaauwberg Management Strate-
gy, they have emphasised that the commer-cialisation should take place on the otherside of the R27 down towards the beach. Butunfortunately, because we are okayingthings bit by bit, we are getting to whatVoortrekker Road looks like and that is notwhat Iwould like to see in this suburb,” saidMcCarthy.
Brenner explained at the time they wereinformed a traffic assessment was neededbut the funds were not available.“It’s taking a long time, this is our prob-
lem.We are having to deal with issueswith-out any real guidelines as to what Blaauw-berg Road should be looking like. We haveasked for the overlay and it’ s just not hap-pening.”Brenner said the subcouncil would try to
advance their request with the relevant de-partments.The application for the rezoning was ap-
proved.
V What are your thoughts on development alongBlaauwberg Road? Send us a letter with your viewsto [email protected].
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Questions over an overlay zone to guide developments along Blaauwberg Road were highlightedat a recent subcouncil meeting. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL
Pollution: This photograph showing black smoke emitted at the Chevron refinery in Koeberg Road was captured by a Burgundy Estateresident. According to Chevron general manager Doug Pottenger, an operational upset resulted in visible emissions from a refinery stack.“The root cause of the operational failure is currently under investigation and further information will be shared as soon as it becomesavailable. Chevron places the highest priority on the safety of its people and the community in which we operate, every effort is beingmade to mitigate the potential of further environmental impact,” he says. PHOTO: STUART HAZELL
Table View police are on the hunt for gun-men who opened fire on a Blouberg womanlast week.According to a police report, the woman
returned home at about 15:50 on Tuesday 19May and noticed her garage door had beenopened.Police spokesperson Lieutenant Adriana
Chandler says the woman noticed a silverBMW X5 series reversing out of her drive
way.“The complainant decided to follow the
vehicle, with registration CA889980. Therewere fivemale occupants in the vehicle.Aft-er a short distance the suspects noticed thecomplainant was following them. The driv-er stopped and one of the suspects got outof the car and pointed a firearm at the com-plainant. She reversed and one shot wasfired at the vehicle of the complainant to-
wards the front tyre,” she says.The woman was not injured and the men
drove off.Awitness called a security compa-ny who contacted police.“Upon her return home, the complainant
noticed that a television and computerequipment were stolen.No one has yet been arrested. Detective
Sergeant Mgaju is investigating the case,”Chandler concludes.
He is donewith gangsterism, drugs andmurder and desperately seeks forgi-veness for his part in the decay of
communities across the Cape Flats.This was the plea by former Hard Livings
gang leader and ex-prisoner Rashied Stag-gie at a church service at the New Directi-ons Grace Church in Parow on Sunday.Staggie admitted to a fully packed audito-
rium that he was, to a large extent, guiltyof the influx of drugs into the Cape and clai-med responsibility for a number of ordereddeaths during his tenure as leader of theHard Livings.
Drug kingpin“Many decisions from myself as leader –
it’s because ofme thatmanypeoplewerekil-led,” he said.“It was because of my decisions that so
much hurt came over people and into theirhomes. I am also the cause of somany drugsbeing pumped into the Cape.”Staggie showed a soft side when he direc-
tly apologised to his own family and the fa-mily of his slain twin brother, Rashaad.Rashaadwas set alight andkilledbymem-
bers of the vigilante group Pagad in frontof his Salt River home in 1996.“I am just aman.Aman that desires atten-
tion and love and to be accepted,” Staggietold the congregants.“I ask the forgiveness of all thepeoplewho
suffered because of the decisions I made,”he said.Staggie said he had “a relatively solid un-
derstandingofwhat drugs coulddo to a com-munity”.“In 2001 I fell into drug abuse. I used all
the kinds of drugs one could use. Manynights I layhighas I slept over inhotels guil-ty of promiscuity.“The pain in the eyes ofmy childrenwhen
I got home will haunt me,” he said.“If I knew then what I know now, I would
have wanted to be a different Rashied Stag-gie. I want towork together –with the policeand gangsters and users and sellers, I wantto get gangsters to quit their activities,” hesaid.
Prison programmeStaggie’s testimony was part of a celebra-
tory programmehosted by the church to ho-nour a groupof graduates, all reformedpris-oners, gangsters, murderers, drug addictsand criminals.The group all successfully underwent a
programmerunby IvanWaldeckof theWes-tern Cape Outreach Community organisati-on.
Waldeck is well-known in church circleson the Cape Flats for his work with formerprisoners and is a former gangster and pris-oner himself.Waldeck said this was the first time in 10
years Staggie spoke publicly.SebastianPetersen, deputy director of the
correctional services department, said pro-grammes such as that run byWaldeckmadehis job easier.Petersen also declared that the depart-
ment would be signing a memorandum ofunderstanding with the church, citing that“any programmes donewith inmateswouldbe done through this church”.“We will get teams (from the Grace
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Dr. Niel le Roux, wat aan die hoof van dieSBA staan, het weer ’n slag die aandag op diegoeie werk wat deur dié groep gedoen word,met TygerBurger bespreek.
Hy sê sedert sy aanstelling in Septemberlaasjaar is daar reeds baie positiewe werk ge-doen en nuwe projekte aangepak, wat na ver-wagting in Augustus ’n aanvang sal neem.Een hiervan is die SBA se Brugbou-projek invennootskap met skole en die betrokkenheidvan bemagtigingsorganisasies soos Media24se Rachel’s Angels.
Deur sy Brugbou-projek maak die SBA ditmoontlik vir skrander leerders met universi-teitspotensiaal ommentorskap te ontvang totkort voor hul naskoolse studies ’n aanvangneem.
Dan is daar natuurlik die SBA se hoogssuksesvolle drama-bywoningsprojekte.
“So, byvoorbeeld, het ons (onlangs) ’n spe-siale opvoering van Vaselinetjie by die Kun-stekaap-teater in gebaretaal gedoen met tweetolke en gehoorgestremdes – siggestremdessommer ook bygevoeg, aangesien dit ’n voor-geskrewe werk landswyd is,” vertel Niel.
Tydens die jaarlikse nasionale toneelspel-kompetisie vir hoërskoolleerders in die Kun-stekaap, het die SBA spesiale afrigting aanleerders van die Sekondêre Skool Skurwe-berg (Ceres), asook die Pionierskool op Wor-cester gegee deur ’n spesiale mentorskappro-gram.
Twee leerders van Skurweberg het deurge-dring na die uitdunronde in die Kunstekaapen een leerder van die Pionierskool het ’naanmoedigingsprys tydens hierdie rondesontvang.
Hulle het met die uitnodiging aan die Pio-nierskool na Vaselinetjie die boek vooraf spe-siaal in braille laat druk, sodat die leerdersdit kon lees voor hulle die opvoering byge-woon het.
“Dit is maar één projek,” vertel Niel. Hyverduidelik dat onderwys die grondslag vandie SBA se verskillende projekte vorm, en datdie doelstelling is om vaardighede, kennis enwaardes aan alle Afrikaanssprekendes oor tedra.
Op dié manier het die SBA ook verlede Vry-dagaand ’n groot interaktiewe vertoning aan-gebied met die kletsrymer Hemelbesem indie Kunstekaap.
Sowat 60 leerders van die Proteus TegnieseSekondêre Skool kon op uitnodiging van dieSBA dié mengelmoes van poësie, musikaleandersheid, visuele uitdrukking deur ’n gra-fitti-kunstenaar, en selfs ’n tatoeëerdery inlewende lywe op die verhoog meeleef.
Hemelbesem, alias Simon Witbooi, het inverskeie dialekte van Afrikaans sy liefde virdie taal weergegee en het telkens die gehoorop hul voete gehad – swymelend-wiegend ofkopknikkend, of bloot laggend oor sy vlym-skerp gebruik van idiomatiese uitdrukkingsen die kulturele andersheid daarvan onderverskillende Afrikaanssprekers. Die bood-skap was duidelik: “Trots Afrikaans”.
Jan Mouton, Belgiese direksielid van dieSBA, het die vertoning as “fantasties” be-skryf, terwyl die Proteus-leerders Hemelbe-sem en mede-kunstenaar en gehoorlid, EmoAdams, in die voorportaal van die Kunste-kaap voorgekeer het vir handtekeninge.
Niel sê die SBA se vlagskipprojek is hul Zo-e-leesprojek, wat spesifiek voorskoolse leer-ders teiken om ’n liefde vir lees by hulle vaste lê. Hierdie is alles maar ’n druppel in dieemmer van alles wat die SBA beoog.V Stuur ’n e-pos na [email protected].
Stigting se projektebou brûe vir die taal
Parklands College matrics dressed up in the era of their setwork for this year, The GreatGatsby. After a wonderful party they all watched the movie together. A wonderful timewas had by all. Pictured are Jessica Göbel and Jonathan Blignault.
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A hidden relic nestled in the garden of theBlaauwberg Subcouncil offices will soonhave a new home.
And while many have passed this boxwhich stands proudly between a bench anda tree, it has caught the interest of one coun-cillor.
Speaking during the monthly subcouncilmeeting, chairperson Heather Brenner ex-plained she had often wondered what thesignificance of the grey box was.
Chuckles were heard when Brenner ex-
plained how she looked at the box intentlyduring fire drills.
“Three years ago, I put some feelers outand was quite surprised to find out it wasa bell box for jockeys and dates back towhen Milnerton had a racecourse.”
She further said Gold Circle had recentlyshown interest in removing and preservingthe box.
“When you leave today, make sure to goby the box and have a look at this relic.Don’t try and steal it as it is of no value toyou but have a look as it will not be therefor much longer,” she said as those presentcontinued to chuckle.
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This bell box at the Blaauwberg Subcouncil will soon be removed and preserved. PHOTO: MONIQUEDUVAL
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Milnerton police seek assistance in tracingthe family of Dirk Louw (63) who was founddead in Koeberg Road.
Police state Louw was found on Sunday 17May at 21:00 outside the London Jazz Club inKoeberg Road, Milnerton.
Spokesperson Warrant Officer DaphneO’Reilly says no visible injuries were foundon the body and the cause of death is un-known.V Anyone with information is asked to call ConstableJacques Louw on 021 528 3800.
Police seek help in tracing dead man’s family
Headliners: WP Media hosted their annual All Stars awards event in recognition of thehard work of their advertising, editorial and classifieds personnel, at Die Boer Theatre inDurbanville on 28 May. From left are Michelle Poggenpoel (WP Media Ad Rep of the Year),Garth Hewitt (WP Media Ads Manager), Silvana Hendricks (Joint 3rd: Ad Rep of the Year),Marita Meyer (WP Media Group Editor), Michelle Linnert (WP Media Journalist of theYear), Monique Duval (Runnerup: WP Media Journalist of the Year), Barrie de Beer(General Manager: News South), Desiree Rorke (WP Media Web Journalist of the Year),Wendy Aanhuizen (Runnerup: Ad Rep of the Year), Mariette de Bruyn (Joint 3rd: Ad Repof the Year). PHOTO: MAGRIET THERON
Swift action by a Parklands Neighbour-hood Watch member led to the arrestof three robbers over the weekend.
According to a report from Table Viewpolice, the member noticed a vehicle stop-ping in Wood Drive, Parklands on Satur-day.
Police spokesperson Lieutenant AdrianaChandler says two men got out the vehicleand robbed two people of their cellphones,using a knife.
“The watch member alerted Table Viewpolice who responded with the assistanceof Milnerton police who set up a roadblock.A car chase ensued with the police, neigh-bourhood watch and security companieschasing the suspects. The suspects ap-proached the road block and drove into thepolice vehicle,” she said.
The vehicle was stopped on the N7 wherethe three men were arrested.
Chandler says the cell phones were recov-ered, along with other presumed stolen
items.“At the police station it was revealed that
the suspects were involved in other sepa-rate incidents earlier on the same day.”
They appeared in the Cape Town Magis-trate’s Court on Monday on charges of reck-less and negligent driving, robbery and pos-session of stolen property.
“Table View police praises the communi-ty and other partners for their dedicationtowards the fight against crime,” Chandlersays.
. In a separate case, police are asking forassistance in solving a case where a manwas stabbed.
Chandler says at about 08:00 on Friday,residents found a man with multiple stabwounds underneath a bridge near the rail-way line in Table View.
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geleide, werklose mense te help om metwaardigheid envaardigheid die ekonomie tebetree.
“Onswerkmet omtrent 300mense per jaarwat ons verskillende kursusse bywoon endaar is baie suksesstories,” sê Jane Gelder-man, bestuurder van die Fisantekraal-sen-trum vir ontwikkeling.
Sy sê dié nie-winsgewende organisasie sedrie kursusse is daarop gemik om ’npersoonte help om in geheel te ontwikkel.
“Ons leer mense vaardighede, maar dit is’nholistiese benadering, onsprobeer ookomdie mense emosioneel en spiritueel te ont-wikkel.”
Basiese kursusHoewel die sentrum Christelik-gefun-
deerd is, is enigiemand welkom om vir hulpte kom aanklop, sê Gelderman.
Die mees basiese kursus is ’n werkgereed-heidsprogram van drie weke, wat op temasfokus soos lewensvaardighede, verhoudingsen basiese begrotings – “dinge wat jou lewekan verbeter”, sê sy.
Die programbehels verder ’n kleinhandel-vaardigheidskursus, gemik op kliëntediens,basiese wiskunde, basiese rekenaarwerk enverkoopspunt-tegnieke.
Gelderman sê omtrent 90% van die kandi-date vir hierdie kursus is glad nie rekenaar-geletterd nie.
“Ons leerhulle hoe om ’nFacebook-profiel
te maak, hul CV saam te stel en aan die eindevandie kursus doenhulle dan ’n indiensoplei-ding van drie dae lank by ondernemings indie omgewing wat ons goedgesind is,” sê sy.Hierdie geleenthede lei dikwels tot indiensne-ming.
Die tweede kursus is ’n kantooradministra-sieprogram van tien weke wat meer intensie-we rekenaaropleiding en kommunikasie-vaardighede insluit.
“Ons is geleidelik besig om ’n netwerk opte bou van ondernemings waar ons hierdiekandidate kan plaas,” sê Gelderman. Die sen-trum semees suksesvolle kursus is die “Bakefor profit”-entrepreneursprogram, ’n praktie-se kursus wat hoofsaaklik vroue leer om huleie bakonderneming op die been te bring.
“Aan die einde van hierdie program is na-genoeg 90% van die studente in staat om huleie ondernemings te begin. En dit is meestalmense wat vantevore nie kos in die huis ge-had het nie, en nou in staat is om hul kindersse skoolgelde te betaal,” vertel sy.
Die Fisantekraal-sentrumvir ontwikkelingis vanjaar een van TygerBurger seWant OnsKan-konsertbegunstigdes.
Hieroor is Gelderman baie opgewonde.“Ons gaan met die geld uit dié konsert, ’n
Frail Care-kursus begin. Ons het klaar diestudiemateriaal aangekoop. Nou moet onsnog net ’n plek kry om die opleiding te doenen ’n gekwalifiseerde verpleegster aanstel omdie opleiding te doen. Ons hoop om hiermeein Augustus te begin,” sê sy.
Meer menseDie sentrum besit grond in Fisantekraal en
Gelderman sê daar gaan binnekort ’n gebouopgerigword omsodoendemeermense te kan
akkommodeer vir opleiding en ook ommeer uiteenlopende praktiese kursusse tekan aanbied.
“Ons wil graag in daardie gemeenskapgevestig raak en ons gebou sal hopelik ookas ’n gemeenskapsentrum dien.
“Opdie oomblikword ons aktiwiteite be-perk deur die min ruimte wat ons hierhet,” sê sy.
Die sentrum is al vir vyf jaar aktief,maar Gelderman sê verbasend min menseis bewus van hulle.
“Ons het altyd nog vrywilligers nodig enbefondsing bly maar ’n tameletjie, maardie kerke in die omgewing help ons baie,”
sê sy.“Ons bedien veral diewerklose jeug enhet
na skole in gemeenskappe gegaanwaar daarnie geld is vir verdere opleiding nie. Baievan ons kandidate kom van daar af.
“Ons werk hoofsaaklik met die ouder-domsgroep 18 tot 35.
“Ons fokus op die studente se selfbeeld enons is eerlik in ons terugvoering, sodat hullenie ’n skeefgetrekte idee het van waartoehulle in staat is nie, maar ook om hulle tehelp om nie sekere geleenthede te mis nie.”V Om kaartjies te koop vir die konsert en só die Fisantekraalsentrum vir ontwikkeling te ondersteun, belvir Linda Oosthuizen by 072 740 4854.
This year’s Want ons Kan/’Cause weCan! concert takes place at the BellvilleCivic Theatre on Sunday 26 July.
The annual concert, of which Tyger-Burger is themedia sponsor, has alreadygenerated more than R2million in dona-tions with Project Dignity, FisantekraalCentre for Development and CHOCChildhood Cancer Foundation being thebeneficiaries of this year’s one-night-on-ly event.
The evening will include performan-ces by Zanne Stapelberg, Nico Nel, Jakde Priester and Altus Muller, Anna Da-vel, Mathys Roets and Jaconell Mouton(piano), Marc Lottering, Wicus van derMerwe, Peter Mitchell, Schalk Joubert(bass), Luna Paige (vocals and piano),
Vernon Swart (drums), Corlea, Andreand The Swingers, David Kramer, De-wald Wasserfall, Dowwe Dolla, PedroKruger, Hiram Koopman, Albert Frostand Arno Carstens with Tracey Langeand Hannes van Wyk acting as MCs.
Tickets, which cost R250, can bebought directly from readers’ charity ofchoice, ensuring that every cent raisedgoes where it’s needed most.V Call Liza Adlem on 082 772 9057 to buy yourtickets from Project Dignity.V To support the CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation, readers can buy their tickets from Aliciavan Onselen on 083 414 6741.V or call Linda Oosthuizen on 072 740 4854 tobook tickets with the Fisantekraal Centre for Development.
‘Cause we can’ edges closer
Winterhoop, ’n nasionale projek wat ver-skeie welsynsorganisasies byeenbring, hetdié week afgeskop.
Die doel van dié projek is om helpers enhulpeloses by te staan.
“As organisasie is ons feitlik daagliks ingesprek met mense wat óf op soek is na ’nbetroubare rentmeester vir ’n donasie óf ’nsinvolle geleentheid om self betrokke te
raak,” sê Johan Krige, hoofköordineerdervan Winterhoop.
Vanjaar word mense aangemoedig omgoeie gehalte truie, komberse en serpe ofnie-bederfbare kos in te samel en af te laaiby een van verskeie punte landwyd. Gelde-like bydraes is ook welkom.V Besoek die webblad www.winterhoop.org vir meerinligting.
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Die Bloubergsaal in Andrew Vosterstraat,BloubergstrandworddiéVrydagaand (5 Ju-nie) omskep in ’n Midde-Oosterse droom-wêreld wanneer die dansers Rouge en Su-rah die gehoor sal vermaakmetMidde-Oos-terse danse en sang.In die danse sal daar onder meer gebruik
gemaak word van sywaaiers, swaarde ensluiers. Die geleentheid is oop vir die pu-bliek en toegang is gratis. Enige bydraesword verwelkom.
Daar sal iets ligs en Midde-Oosters weesomaan te knibbel en lemonade, sowel as teeen koffie, sal beskikbaar wees.Bring ’n piekniekmandjie en spandeer
die aand met familie of vriende of kom opjou eie en ontmoet wonderlike mense.Rouge en Surah is professionele Midde-
Oosterse dansers en gekwalifiseerde dans-onderwysers wat welbekend is in die plaas-like gemeenskap en die groter Kaapstad.V Navrae by [email protected].
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Dunoon to get new primary school
Construction on the replacement building for Dunoon Primary School is set to be complete inOctober. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL
MONIQUE DUVAL@monique_duval
Work on a brand new school for Du-noon has commenced.Construction began several
weeks ago but when questioned about thenewbuilding,manyresidents said theywereunsure of what was happening.Education department spokesperson Jes-
sica Shelver said Dunoon Primary School isone of 38 replacement schools being builtacross the province.“Oneof themajor challenges for education
in South Africa is school infrastructure.Many school buildings across South Africaare still inappropriate structures datingback to the apartheid era and need to be re-placed. This entails tackling inherited back-logs, upgrading and maintaining existingschools while providing new schools for thegrowing population.”She said just over R69m will be spent on
the new school whichwill consist of 38 class-rooms and cater for 1 240 pupils.The site was handed over in February and
construction is expected to be complete inOctober.
Shelver says pupils havemuch to look for-ward to, including an interior enclosed playarea protected from the weather and a largeopen air secure courtyard.“The courtyard is designed in such a way
to minimise the effects of the prevalentwinds in the Cape. All western and easternfacing windows will have sunscreens pro-tecting against the effects of the early morn-ing and late afternoon sun, while north fac-ing buildings are built in suchaway tomaxi-mise indirect light influx, yet protect againsthot summer sun,” she says.The schoolwill also include four specialist
classes for a computer laboratory, musicclassroom,multi-media classroomanda sci-ence laboratory.“There will also be new sports facilities,
including a sports field and two netballcourts. In addition, rain water collectiontanks will be utilised for the sports field andplanter irrigation and new bore holes willbe used for irrigation and flushing of toi-lets,” she further says.The school’s design also includes a special
water saving mechanism which will be in-stalled in all bathrooms to minimise waterwastage.
Shelver says the department is spendingjust over R900m on new and replacementschools across the province.
“In addition, this yearwewill see the com-pletion of 11 new schools, while an extra 15are under construction.”
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Staff pack bagsfor abused kids
Janelle de Jager from Welgemoed helpedcreate comfort packs.
MONIQUE DUVAL@monique_duval
Montague Gardens was buzzing lastweek as staff from a local companydid their bit to help abused children.
The event was organised byMatla A Banaand saw several people line up to create com-fort packs for police stations across the prov-ince.Founder Monique Strydom explains the
organisation creates the comfort packs,which consist of various items, to assist po-lice in dealing with children who have beenabused.“We create these packs and distribute
them to various police stations. This yearPrimedia assisted Taylor Blinds, who havemade a phenomenal donation of R100 000 to-wards 800 packs,” she said.The packs are created according to age
groups and have everything from a lightsnack to teddy bears.Strydom said in many cases when a case
of sexual assault or rape is opened, childrenwill have to remove their underwear in or-der for it to be taken for testing.“When they are in this traumatised state,
it is often difficult tomake themcomfortableas they give statements and undergo tests.The pack also includes underwear whichhelps the child feel safe and comfortableagain,” she said.Strydom further explained the packs are
designed to address the child’s immediateneeds and provide a “sense of comfort”. Thepacks have become popular at police sta-tions and Strydom said she is always happyto hear police officers’ stories.In one case, an officer reported that the
handover of the pack helped the child trustthe officer and talk about the incident.“In 99% of these cases, the perpetrators
are men and so male detectives often havea hard time getting the children to speak. Inthis case, the officer explained when hehanded over the pack, the child saw the kindgesture and started to trust him. In anothercase a 12-year-old girl wrote a letter to the
officer thanking him for the teddy bear. Shesaid she now had a friendwho loved her, aft-er believing for years that nobody did.”On Friday, staff from Taylor Blinds lined
up andpacked items into the bags. Each staffmember also took time to draw pictures andwrite a motivating note for each child.Managing director AnthonyMederer said
when confronted with child abuse statistics,many feel helpless.“We have about 150 staff who spend most
of their time here and issues such as childabuse are discussed. This is a way for us tosupport our staff but also help themhelp oth-ers,” he adds.
V For more information, or if you would like to makea donation, email [email protected].
Creating comfort packs were (from left) Anthony Mederer (Taylor Blinds), Brigadier Denise Brand(acting head of police inspectorate), Koketso Sachane (Cape Talk presenter), Monique Strydom(Matla A Bana), Brigadier Aneeqah Jordaan (Milnerton Cluster Commander) and Colonel SonjaHarri (provincial commander for the Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit).
Chantal Felix from Mitchell’s Plain writes a motivational message on a bag.
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V Meeting The Brooklyn, Ysterplaat andRugby Ratepayers’ Association will hold itsnext monthly meeting at Ysterplaat Prima-ry School in Koeberg Road, Brooklyn onThursday 4 June at 18: 00pm. Various top-ics will be discussed. RSVP to [email protected] or [email protected].
V Beach run Clean C will host their nextbeach run on Thursday 4 June at 19:00.There is a 2km walk and 5km run at DolphinBeach Hotel. Entry is R80 and includes aglow stick, medal, beach beanie headwarmer, a photo frame and a boerewors rolland something to drink afterwards. Pro-ceeds from the event are going towardsfeeding 40 children in Joe Slovo Park. Visitwww.cleanc.co.za or call Gregory Player on082 873 1962.
V Hear2Day a Tableview non-profit organi-sation will host a meeting at the Dutch Re-formed Church in Grey Avenue at 17:30 for18:00 on Friday 5 June. The guest speakeris Elbe Boshoff, audiologist from Tableviewwho will talk on new developments in hea-ring aid technology. To RSVP email SusanHooks on [email protected] or call082 066 6910.
V Beach clean up Blouberg Beach Cleanupwill host beach cleanups on Saturday 6June at 10am at Melkbos, Big Bay, Blouberg,Sunset Beach and Milnerton Lighthouse.The cleanups last 90 minutes and are a per-fect opportunity to get kids out onto thebeach to learn the importance of keepingthe beach clean and not littering. Bags andgloves are provided. For more informationvisit www.cleanc.co.za or call Gregory Play-er on 082 873 1962. The organisation is alsocalling for donations of bread baking flour,sugar or oil for their Mandela Day BakingProject where they want to educate andempower women in Joe Slovo Park to starttheir own baking projects. It’s a long termproject where women will be taught the ba-sics and then taken all the way through tocreating beautiful birthday and weddingcakes.
V SAARP South African Association of Re-tired Persons (Milnerton branch) will hostits next meeting at the Portuguese Club inRugby on Wednesday 17 June at 09:00.There will be a presentation by Bruce Walsh(Planet Hollywood survivor). Non-mem-bers are welcome. Call Alice Rheeder on021 551 7370 for more information.
V Jewish West Coast Cape Jewish Seniorsmeet on the first and third Thursday of themonth at 11:30 and the second and fourthThursday at 10:30 at the club house at Nor-ton Square in Short Street, Table View.There are various speakers and entry is R5.They also host outings. Call Melanie vanEmmenes on 074 405 5186 for more infor-mation
V Book sale The SPCA will host a book saleat Canal Walk at the Vida E court fromThursday 25 to Sunday 28 June from 09:00to 21:00.
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Get your flu vaccine nowThe flu strains in circulation in SouthAfrica are highly resistant and veryaggressive and people should getvaccinated as soon as possible, sayspharmacist Henk van der Westhuizen.
“We urge people to get their fluvaccines. It protects you against thethree most dangerous strains of viru-ses,” said van der Westhuizen.
“We’re expecting a very aggressive fluthis year. America had quite a badseason with resistant strains, necessita-ting a change in the formula for thesouthern hemisphere. Getting thevaccine reduces complications and costsby about 80%,” he said.
Most at risk were pregnant andlactating mothers, immune compromisedpatients and babies over 6 months ofage in crèches, as well as people over 65years of age, he said.
“It takes two weeks for the vaccine tobecome active, therefore it’s best tohave it as soon as possible. The virusthrives in cold weather and replicatesfaster.”
Taking Vitamin C in conjunction withthe vaccine would further boost theimmune system.
O koud is diewindjie en skraal.En blink in diedoflig en kaal
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‘Ek’s honger! Dié foto’s van ’n arend is verlede week in Oxfordstraat in Durbanville geneem. Volgens diefotograaf, Michael Roberts, het die roofvoël naarstig teen die boom gepik, voor dit oorgevlieg het na die lamppaal.“Dit was duidelik besig om na iets te ete te soek,” sê Roberts, wat die foto’s met sy selfoon geneem het – dieenigste fotografiese toerusting wat toe byderhand was. FOTO: MICHAEL ROBERTS
[email protected]|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Bellville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woordenie, sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00
Daar was ’n berig (“Beskadigdepad onaanvaarbaar, TygerBur-ger, 25 Junie 2014) geplaaswaarin die munisipale raadaangespreek is oor die swakonderhoud wat gedoen word.Neem asseblief kennis van
bogenoemde. Ek is van oordeeldat ’n opvolgberig gedoen kanword wanneer die projekvoltooi is, om die publiek in telig dat Sakkie Pretorius(raadslid) sy deel van dieooreenkoms nagekom het. Dieprojek is egter nog nie afgehan-del nie, maar vorder goed.Die herstelwerk aan die
teeroppervlakte van WesselLourenssingel het op Maandag25 Mei begin en ek sal my pligversuim as ek Pretorius niebedank vir sy bydrae nie. Ekvertrou dat die straat seeiendomswaardes sommer weerbeter sal lyk na afhandelingvan die projek.Dit lyk darem asof ons
raadslede weer ons belastingbe-talers se belange op die hartbegin dra.Ek glo dat ons die probleem
met die jaagduiwels vanRiebeekstraat wat nou WesselLourenssingel gebruik, ook salkan oplos met die plasing vanspoedwalle op strategieseplekke.Terwyl hulle nou besig is glo
ek dit kan nie só duur weesnie.My opregte dank.
FERNANDO SMITTygerdal
Raadslid bringkant met pad
Verwys na die berig in Tyger-Burger (“Navorsing verlore nádiefstal”, 27 Mei). Dit verbaasmy dat ná al die waarskuwingswat ons oor die jare gekry het,daar nog “intelligente” menseis wat waardevolle items opdie sitplekke van hul motorslaat lê en dan nie eens ’ndeurhandvatsel toets om te
Hoe dom is dit ná aldie waarskuwings?
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DOLF GRUTZMACHERDurbanville
Ek moes onlangs twee X-stralevan my mond laat neem by ’ntandarts. Toe ek die rekeningbetaal, merk ek ’n inskrywing“R44 x 2 vir higiënebeheer”.Omdat ek presies weet wat hy
gedoen het – nie eens my monduitgespoel of die hulp van dieassistent gehad nie – vra ek dievrou waarvoor hierdie inskry-wing is.Dis vir die twee handskoene
wat die tandarts en assistentgebruik het! R88 vir tweehandskoene? Dit beteken dathierdie praktyk met drie artseongeveer ’n inkomste vanR550 000 kry uit private enmediese fondsbetalings net virdie handskoene? Hierdiepraktyk sou R15 000 gespandeerhet op die groothandelsprys vandie handskoene. By navraaggebruik ander praktyke ookhierdie metode van geldmaak.Mense, kyk na jul rekening!
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emosies: teleurstelling, woede en somsdaardie oorweldigende gevoel van verne-dering.Byna elke Suid-Afrikaner het ná die
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heid gedink dat ons dalk die bod op ’nagterbakse en selfs kriminele manier kongewen het nie.Die onthullinge die afgelope week van
’n grootskaalse ondersoek, deur ondermeer die Amerikaanse spesialis-speur-dienste, na omgerymdhede by die beheer-liggaam vir wêreldsokker, Fifa, was omdie minste te sê ’n teleurstelling. Dieerkenning van Danny Jordaan, die baasvan ons toernooi, dat miljoene dollarsbetaal is, het soos hoogverraad geklink.Jordaan is voor, tydens en ná die
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V I was shocked when I read the SMS fromAIB about animals not having any fee-lings. Seriously? I guess you’ve never hadthe privilege of spending time with ani-mals. They have more feelings than mostpeople. As far as circus animals go, theywere not put on this earth to do tricks forour entertainment - Anonymous
V AIB, geen wonder jy is skaam vir jounaam nie. Diere het meer gevoel en liefdein een van hul pootjies as jy in jou hele lyf.Mense kan by diere gaan leer wat liefdeen omgee beteken. - B. Bekker
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TheMilnerton Players will host auditi-ons for two different production onSaturday 6 and Sunday 7 June.
.Twomale and two female actors are re-quired for God of Carnage, which will bestaged at the end of August, under the di-rection of Andy McPherson.Written by Yasmina Reza, the piece tells
the story of two sets of parents who meetto discuss an argument between their sons.Auditions for the roles of the fourparents
will be hosted at 13:30 for 14:00 on Saturday6 June. Interested actors can visitwww.milnertonplayers.com to read moreabout the characters and contact Andy [email protected] or 082258 2379 to book an auditon.
. The 39 Steps will be staged at the Mil-nerton Playhouse in September, under thedirection of Wayne Hendricks.Adapted by Patrick Barlow, the piece is
based on thenovel by JohnBuchanandmo-vie by Alfred Hitchcock.The production requires one female and
three male actors aged in their mid-twen-ties or older.Actorswill need toportraydif-ferent characters so variety in voice is amust.Auditions for The 39 Steps will be held
from 13:30 for 14:00 on Sunday 7 June. Visitwww.milnertonplayers.com to read moreabout the production and contact WayneHendricks on [email protected] or 082443 5853 to book an audition. All actors willneed to prepare an excerpt from the playfor the audition.The 39 Steps also requires a strong back-
stage crew.Anyone interested inbeingpartof the technical team can also contactWay-ne for more information.
MilnertonPlayers holdauditions
The Cape Town Gospel Choir will be hos-ting open auditions onMonday 8 and 15 Ju-ne.The choir, who are made up of about 40
singers from all races and socioeconomicbackgrounds, practise on Monday nightsinPinelands and singmanydifferent stylesin various languages.V Send an email to [email protected] or send anSMS to 079 383 8893 to book an audition.
Gospel choir toaudition new voices
The Western Cape Branch of the S.A. Ar-chaeological Society is presenting its nextmeeting on Tuesday 9 June from 18:00 atthe SA Astronomical Observatory audito-rium.The speaker is Teresa Steele on “Varsche
Rivier 003, Southern Namaqualand: recentinvestigations into behavioral variationduring the Middle Stone Age”.This talk provides an overview of what
have been discovered and the implicationsof the findings willl be discussed.The cost is R10 for non-members.
V Contact Connie Feast on 021 689 5921 with enquiries.
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Anew date for the opening ofMilnerton Li-brary has been set for Monday 6 July.Following maintenance work, the li-
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V The Cape Town Gem & Mineral Clubholds its monthly open day on 6 June, from10:00 to 15:00 at their clubhouse in GoedeHoop Street, Bothasig. Browse or buy cutstones, crystals, minerals, natural stone be-ads, silver fittings, or ready-made jewellery,and enquire about field trips, courses, andother activities. For further informationcontact Marion on 084 6060233 or findthem on Facebook: Cape Town Gem andMineral Club.
V The ClemenGold and Zandvliet MusicFestival hosts performances by Kahn, Lu-na Paige, Albert Frost, Simon Orange andChris Chameleon amongst others at Zand-vliet Wine Estate between Robertson andAshton from Friday 5 to Sunday 7 June. Visitwww.clemengold.com/wacky for tickets atmore information.
V The Hermanus FynArts Festival offersa programme of music, art, workshops,talks, films, wine tastings, exhibitions andactivities for children from Friday 5 to Tues-day 16 June. Visit www.hermanusfy-narts.co.za or call Hermanus Tourism on028 312 2629 for more information. Ticketsare available from www.webtickets.co.za.
V Home Birth South Africa will host a ga-thering at 18 Axminster Road Muizenbergfrom 14:00 on Sunday 7 June. The informalevent will explore birthing options and pro-vide an opportunity to meet midwives,doulas and others who have had homebirths or are planning to. Tickets cost R70or R120 of two from Ruth on 078 557 9070or [email protected]. Visit www.ho-mebirth.org.za for more.
V Taste the Helderberg 2015 takes placeat the NH Lord Charles Hotel in SomersetWest on Thursday 11 June where guests canexperience food and wine from the area.Guests will get ‘Helderberg happy’ with wi-nes and signature dishes from at least 25cellars. Doors open at 17:00 and ticketscost R80 including a wine glass. Visitwww.wineroute.co.za for more.
V The Big Issue will host a fund-raising bre-akfast with guest speaker Louise van Rhyn,who will speak on the subject of “Partnersfor Possibility” from 07:45 at STIAS Wallen-berg Research Centre, 10 Marais Street,Stellenbosch on Friday 12 June. Tickets costR200 from webtickets.co.za.
V Beauty Without Cruelty will celebratetheir 40th anniversary with an evening ofwine tasting, canapés and performancesby Steve Newman and The Parlotones atBacksberg Estate Cellars on Friday 19 June.Tickets cost R600. Call Marianne on 082481 3300 or Laura on 084 772 1239 to book.
V The Salomon Sky Run roadshow will vi-sit the Salomon concept store at CanalWalk from 18:00 on 25 June where athletesChristiaan and Landie Greyling will discussthe run and give athletes a chance to askquestions about the event in the WittebergMountains in November. Visit www.sky-run.co.za for more about the run and [email protected] to book aseat at the roadshow.
V Delheim-wynlandgoed bied ’n naweekaan van wilde sampioen-soektogte in dieprivate woud op die plaas, met Nora Sper-ling-Thiel en Gary Goldman op Vrydag 3 enSaterdag 4 Julie. Kaartjies kos R595 en sluitin die keuse van of ’n spesiale mandjie virsampioen-snuffel of ’n bottel Delheim-wynen twee glase wat jy huis toe kan neem; diebelangrike inleiding oor die moets en moe-nies van wilde sampioene; die soektog deurdie woud, en die driegang-middagete oor ’nglasie Delheim-wyn. Bespreek by 888 4607of 079 735 3257 of stuur ’n e-pos na [email protected].
V Reach for a Dream’s annual Slipper Daytakes place on Friday 7 August. Purchasinga R10 sticker buys you the freedom to wearyour slippers to school or work. Visitwww.reachforadream.org.za for more in-formation or email [email protected] to buy stickers.
V The Good Night Market runs at the V&AWaterfront’s The Watershed from 18:00 to21:00 on the last Wednesday of everymonth. The market will run on the lastWednesday of each month. Entrance isfree. Visit www.waterfront.co.za for more.
AANSOEKE OM PERMITTE VIR INFORMELEHANDEL BY STRANDEDie Stad Kaapstad nooi jou uit om aansoek te doen om permitte vir informele handel bystrande vir die tydperk 2 November 2015 tot 31 Oktober 2018.
Die goedkeuring van produkte en permitte berus by die direkteur: sport, ontspanning engeriewe. Hierdie is ’n eenmalige aansoekproses en al die onsuksesvolle aansoekers sal op ’nwaglys geplaas word.
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V Little Shop of Horrors will be on stageat Theatre on the Bay until Saturday 6 Ju-ne. Visit www.theatreonthebay.co.za fortickets and more information.
V The Waterfront Theatre Companywill be presenting The Pirates of Penzan-ce at Artscape Theatre until Saturday 6June. Tickets are available at Computic-ket.
V Platinum Jukebox, 10 decades of song& dance will be on stage at Barnyard Wil-lowbridg until Sunday 19 July. Visitwww.barnyardtheatre.co.za for bookingsand more information.
V Comedy on Roll present an open micnight at Obviously Armchair in Observa-tory every Wednesday from 21:30. R30.Follow @ComedyOnARoll on Twitter formore.
V Fokofpolisiekar will be at Aandklas inStellenbosch tonight (Wednesday). R60at the door.
V The Erika Lundi Trio will be at TheCrypt in CBD tonight(Wednesday) from19:00. R75. SMS orWhatsApp 079 6834658 to book.
V Connecting Stars willbe at Alma Café in Rose-bank tonight (Wednes-day). R50. Call 021 6857377 to book.
V The Cape Town BigBand Jazz Festival runsat the Baxter ConcertHall from tonight (Wed-nesday) to Saturday 6June. Tickets are availa-ble at Computicket. Visitwww.baxter.co.za formore.
V The Cape Town Phil-harmonic Orchestrawill be performing withconductor Yasuo Shi-nozaki and pianist Awa-dagin Pratt at Cape Town City Hall onThursday 4 June. Tickets are available atComputicket.
V Sylvain Balou and friends will be at TheCrypt in CBD on Thursday 4 June from19:00. R75. SMS or WhatsApp 079 6834658 to book.
V Connecting Stars and Michael Low-man will be at Slow Life in Muizenberg onThursday 4 June. R40. Call 082 892 0350to book.
V The Claude Cozens Trio with ClaudeCozens (bass), Kyle Shepherd (piano)and Benjamin Jephta (drums) will be atArtscape Arena on Thursday 4, Friday 5and Saturday 6 June with guests Zoe Mo-diga, JitsVinger, Mark Fransman andHilton Schilder. Tickets cost R65 fromComputicket.
V Patrick Canovi and friends will be atQuay Four at the V&A Waterfront from20:00 on Friday 5 June. Entrance is free.
V Hyphen, Grimehouse and Blitzkriegwill be at The Assembly in CBD on Friday5 June. Tickets cost R40 from Webtic-kets.co.za or R60 at the door before22:00 and R80 thereafter.
V Connecting Stars will be at The Houseof Machines in CBD on Friday 5 June from19:00. Entrance is free.
V James Grace brings his new show, Gui
tar Hero, to the Ou Meul Theatre on Friday5 June. R100. Call 083 564 0056 or [email protected] to book.
V Wait until dark will be on stage at theMilnerton Playhouse on Friday 5 and Sa-turday 6 June. Visit www.milnertonplay-ers.com for more information.
V The Tina Schouw Quartet will be atthe Crypt in CBD on Friday 5 and Saturday6 June from 20:00. R75. SMS or What-sApp 079 683 4658 to book.
V Kanoeksie en Kadoeksie – Vitamienevs. Kieme is Saterdagoggend om 10:00vir die kleinspan in die Ou Meul-teater tesien. R45. Bespreek by 083 564 0056 [email protected].
V Judith Sephuma brings her new album,One Word, to the Artscape Opera Houseon Saturday 6 June. Tickets cost betweenR250 and R350 at Computicket.
V Desmond & the Tutu’s, Grassy Spark,Early Hours, Make-Overs, Dum-Changand Mudblud will be at The Assembly inCBD on Saturday 6 June. Tickets costR40 from Webtickets.co.za or R50 at thedoor before 22:00 and R60 thereafter.
V Amanda Strydom enJanine Neethling kuierop Saterdag 6 Junie in dieDrostdy-teater met DieHele Boksemdaais. R120.Bespreek by [email protected] of 071 9319954.
V Patrick Canovi’s Kissthe Sky will be perfor-ming a Rolling Stones tri-bute show at HillcrestQuarry from 14:00 onSunday 7 June. Doorsopen at 13:00. R70. Call021 976 4959 to book.
V Bad Apple will play a re-vival show with Johan dela Querra on guitar andvocals, Oros Kotze ondrums, Richard Black onlead guitar and vocalsand Marius Doubell onbass and vocals at Lon-
don Town Pub in Milnerton on Sunday 7June from 17:00. Visit the Facebook eventpage for more.
V Amanda Strydom kuier op Sondag 7Junie vanaf 16:00 met Die hele boksemdaais in die Ou Meul-teater. R130. Be-spreek by 083 564 0056 of [email protected].
V Comedy on Roll present an open micnight at I heart IT, Main Road, Ronde-bosch on Monday nights from 20:00.R20. Follow @ComedyOnARoll on Twitterfor more.
V Kaapse Musiek in Colour 2 with Ali-stair Izobell, Nur Abrahams, EdithPlaatjies, Salome Damon, Austin Rose,Robin Pieters and Andrea Anthony willbe on stage at Artscape Theatre fromMonday 8 to Saturday 13 June. Tickets areavailable at Computicket.
V The Herman Bakker Trio will be at TheCrypt in CBD on Tuesday 9 June from19:00. R75. SMS or WhatsApp 079 6834658 to book.
V Groot Seun met Deon van Zyl isWoensdag 10 Junie by Die Boer te sien.R100. Bespreek by www.dieboer.com of021 979 1911.
V Rus Nerwich and The WonderingWho will be at The Crypt in CBD on Wed-nesday 10 June from 19:00. R75. SMS orWhatsApp 079 683 4658 to book.
What’s On | Wat’s Waar
The fourth instalment in the Jurassic Parkseries will be released in 3D at Ster-Kinekortheatres on Friday 12 June.Jurassic World follows Claire (Bryce Dal-
las Howard) who is one of a team of scient-ists who have created a genetically modi-fied new type of dinosaur for a fully functio-ning dinosaur theme park as originally
envisioned by John Hammond. However,not everyone agrees this is a good idea.Owen (Chris Pratt), who works at the themepark, soon finds out his misgivings werecorrect and has to evacuate the island befo-re thousands of visitors are hurt or killed.V Visit www.sterkinekor.com or call Ticketline on0861 668 437 for more info.
Dinosaurs come back in 3D at SterKinekor
By Die Boer: Riaan Hunterkuier op Saterdag 6 Junie metPOPera by Die Boer. R120.Bespreek by www.dieboer.comof 021 979 1911.
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Die Durbanville-musiekgroep Zandkloofis op ’n missie om “ongekende klankein Afrikaans na jou ore te bring”.
Die duo wat onder diename Milan Joan en DieWolf musiek maak, issterk op pad om bekend-heid te verwerf. Liedjiesvan hul debuut-kortal-bum, Brandend vir jouhitte, is reeds op Bok Ra-dio en Bay FM te hoor.
Milan is Zandkloof sestem, terwyl Die Wolf dieskrywer en komponis is.
“Dis nie soos Afrikaan-se musiek nie,” vertel Mi-lan.
“Maar tog is die woordeAfrikaans.”
Anders as baie kom-mer- siëleAfrikaansemu-siek, is suiwer taalge-bruik baie belangrik virDie Wolf, en ’n mens salnooit woorde soosbaby inhul liedjies hoor nie.
“Dis lirieke van diehart,” sê Milan verder.
“Die idee was om ietsuniek te doen,” verduide-lik Die Wolf. “Ons wou ’nnuwe weg vir Afrikaanse musiek baan.”
Hy wou vir Afrikaanssprekende mensewys dat Afrikaans internasionaal kan kom-peteer met Engelse liedjies.
Met ’n kombinasies van rock en elektronie-se klanke agter Milan se uiteenlopende stem,is Zandkloof se kortalbum wel iets vars in dieAfrikaanse mark.
Die Wolf het van jongs af al liedjies geskryfen alhoewel hy by ander musiekgroepe al
probeer het om sy liedjies op die verhoog tebring, was dit toe hy die Melkbos-vervaardi-ger, Jandre Spangenberg van Small RoomStudio Productions, ontmoet het, dat hy be-sluit het om by hulle op te neem. Dit was ooktoe dat hy vir Milan gevra het om te sing.
“Hy sien nie kans om selfvoor op ’n verhoog te staannie,” verduidelik Milanvan die beskeie Wolf. As ’nskrywer wil hy misterieusbly.
Dis gedeeltelik hoekomhulle skuilname gebruik.
Van jongs af het Milanook ’n “obsessie” gehadmetdie idee van skuilname.
Sy wou wanneer sy een-dag in die openbare oog is,haar “regte lewe” afsonder-lik hou.
Zandkloof het Brandendvir jou hitte in April aanlynbekend gestel, en tot sterresoos Steve Hofmeyr en Jakde Priester het klaar posi-tiewe kommentaar daaropgelewer.
Alhoewel hulle op dieoomblik net twee in diegroep is, is die idee omZandkloof uit te bou sodathulle later ’n platform kanword vir ander opkomendemusikante om blootstelling
op die wêreld-verhoog te kry.Zandkloof sal hierdie naweek op ’n plaasli-
ke verhoogverskynashulle’n akoestiese ver-toning saam met die kitaarspeler JP le Rouxop Saterdag 6 Junie vanaf 11:00 by die Dur-banville craft market in Rust-en-Vrede inWellingtonstraat aanbied.
Toegang is gratis.V Besoek ww.zandkloof.co.za vir meer oor Zandkloofof om na hul musiek te luister.
Groep wil nuwe wegbaan vir Afrikaans
Zandkloof is hierdie naweek by dieDurbanvillemark te sien.
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The cast of Kaapse Musiek in Colour 2 are: (top from left) Trevino Isaacs, Nur Abrahams andRobin Pieters. Salome Damon and Andrea Anthony and in the middle with Austin Rose andAlistair Izobell.
Cape Town music celebratedCapetonians can look forward to enjoyingthe celebration of Cape Town’s rich musicalheritage with the second instalment ofKaapse Musiek in Colour.
Directed by Alistair Izobell, Kaapse Mu-siek in Colour 2 will be on stage at the Art-scape Opera House from Monday 8 to Satur-day 13 June.
In keeping with the spirit of Ubuntu andmusical diversity, and in celebration of Yo-uth Month, the theme of this year’s produc-tion celebrates emerging talented youngSouth African artists who will become part
of the local music heritage, creating a plat-form for future generations.
Alistair Izobell and his line up, which in-cludes Nur Abrahams, Edith Plaatjies, Sa-lome Damon, Austin Rose, Robin Pietersand Andrea Anthony will be supported bya live band made up of musical director Tre-vino Isaacs on piano, Melvin Williams onbass, Jason de Laney on guitar, KeaganLinks on drums, Jason Ward on percussionand other musicians on brass instruments.V Tickets for Kaapse Musiek in Colour 2 cost R100and are available at Computicket.
Theatre students will be bringingtheir swashbuckling talents to thestage with a revival of the classic Gil-bert and Sullivan comedy The Piratesof Penzance.
Presented by the Waterfront Thea-tre Company, the production will runfrom tonight (Wednesday) to Saturday6 June.
Offering a stark contrast to theirmore recent musical productions (Le-gally Blonde – the Musical and Foot-loose), The Pirates of Penzance affordsstudents of the Waterfront TheatreCollege the opportunity to work out-side their contemporary comfortzones and push the limits in terms ofstyle and scale.
The production tells the story ofFrederick who, thwarted by a hard-of-hearing nursery maid, is bound to aband of pirates – but as the play opens,Frederick turns 21, bringing his inden-ture to an end.
Bound by duty, he is determined torid the seas of ruffians - once he hasfound himself a bride, that is.
Threatened by the enemy within,and thanks to the revenge of the jiltedhard-of-hearing nursery maid, theband of pirates discover a means to savetheir sticky end and in so doing put poorFrederick in a rather delicate position.
Directed by Paul Griffiths, The Pirates ofPenzance features a large ensemble castwith leading roles being shared by MeganSpencer and Jocelyn Roskilly as the de-mure but determined Mabel Stanley, DirkJoubert and Dean De Klerk as Frederick,the slave to duty, Ryan Arnold as the PirateKing, Jules Stols and Thembilihle Benenen-gu as Ruth the beleaguered nursery maid
and Nathan Kruger as the starring MajorGeneral Stanley.
The production also features a live cham-ber orchestra under the musical directionof Jaco Griessel, with set design by DeonBischoff and costumes by Delia Sainsbury,while choreographers William Jones andShona Brabant are sure to keep your feettapping along to this sparkling score.V Tickets to the show at Artscape Theatre cost R120and are available at Computicket or Artscape DialASeat on 021 421 7695.
‘Pirates’ providesfun for landlubbers
Ryan Arnold salutes fellow cast mates DirkJoubert and Thembilihle Benenengu duringrehearsals for the show.
Noteworthy: The Claude Cozens Trio, with Claude Cozens (drums), Kyle Shepherd (piano)and Benjamin Jeptha (bass), recently had audiences on their feet at the Cape Town International Jazz Festival. They’ll be performing at the intimate Arstcape Arena on Thursday 4,Friday 5 and Saturday 6 June where they’ll be joined by Zoe Modiga, JitsVinger, MarkFransman and Hilton Schilder. Tickets for the shows, which start at 19:30, cost R65 fromComputicket. Students and pensioners can buy two tickets at R100 and a special offer of aticket and CD for R120 is available for the opening night.
Two new feather-themed exhibitions ha-ve opened at the Rust-en-Vrede Galleryin Durbanville.
The students of the Piet-my-vrou Mo-saic Studio will exhibit their work inshow titled Frequent Flyers, while Cathy
Russel Brennon’s work will be on dis-play in a ceramics exhibition titledAvia-ry. Both exhibitions run until Thursday25 June.V Visit www.rustenvrede.com or call 021 9764691 for more information.
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The Africa Centre is calling for curation andartwork proposals for Infecting The City’spublic arts festival, to be held from 7 to 12March next year.
Infecting The City unfolds on the streetsand various other public spaces in the CBDand provides an unusual opportunity for vi-sual art, music, dance and performance toleave the confines of theatres and galleriesand engage with, or disrupt Cape Town’s dai-ly movements.
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Torah coursepart two tostart Sunday
Barefoot: Sunningdale Primary learners went barefoot for change. Pupils and staff pledged to go without shoes for the day on Thursday 21May in support of a nonprofit organisation, SALT (Sharing Abundant Life Together), who was collecting shoes to raise global awareness forkids who don’t have any. Pupils and staff were asked to donate a pair of good condition second hand shoes to show their awareness ofchildren’s health and education and support. They filled 27 black bags of shoes and handed them over to SALT projects to distribute to theless fortunate.
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Globetrotterstour to thrill fans
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Halfeeu in karate: Hennie Bosman het die afgelope Vrydag sy 50ste jaar in karate gevier met ’n gholfdag by die Bellvillegholfklub. Die geldwat ingesamel is, word aangewend vir die ontwikkeling van die sport. Bekende rugbyspelers soos De Wet Barry, Andries Bekker en MariusJoubert het die dag ondersteun. TygerBurger was die mediaborg van die gholfdag. Hier is (van links) Barry, Stehan Shoeman (sportredakteur:TygerBurger), Bosman, Werner Theart (Bellvillegholfklub) en Bekker.
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Brackenfell se regstel-oorwinning oor HSStrand en HS Bellville, wat Worcester Gim-nasium se pret bederf het, was van die glans-punte in die afgelope naweek se o.19A-skole-rugbywedstryde.Nadat HS Strand die vorige drie jaar nael-
skraapse oorwinnings oor Brackenfell be-haal het, het die Brakke dit dié keer duidelikgestel dat hy hom nie weer sal laat kortvatnie. Brackenfell het die tuisspan inderdaad’n goeie opstopper gegee ommet 36-11 te seë-vier. HS Bellville het met sy besoek aan dieonoorwonne Worcester Gimnasium diestang van meet af vasgebyt en hom geleide-lik in ’n wurggreep vasgevat om met 29-15tewen. DieWorcesteriete is tans die topspanin die Boland.Durbanville se eerste ontmoeting in baie
jaremet die sterk span van SAKS het nie diegewenste resultate gelewer nie. Die gevolgwas ’n druipsterttelling van 10-34. Ook HSTygerberg is met 43-7 deur die onoorwonneHJS Paarl gelooi, maar Stellenberg het minmoeite ondervind om Hottentots-Hollandmet 57-0 kaf te draf.D.F. Malan het met ’n uitslag van 22-14
Primrose-klubmet die kous oor die kop huistoe gestuur, terwyl Monumentpark, on-danks sy twee drieë teenoor die geen vanHTS Bellville, met ’n gelykopuitslag van 12-12 genoeë moes neem.Ander spanne wat ook aan die wenkant
was, is President (22-3 t Tableview), Fair-mont (8-7 t Parelvallei), Tygerberg-klub (48-5t Eben Dönges), Parow (24-10 t CaledonianRoses-klub), Fairbairn (29-22 t J.G.Meiring),The Settlers (29-0 t Westerford), Edgemead(21-10 t Bosmansdam), Excelsior (9-3 tGrooteSchuur) en Scottsdene (31-12 t Macassar).Maar Melkbosstrand het met 12-44 in die
Actionpacked racing is due to thrill spectators at Killarney during the Carnival Race Day onSaturday.
With Saturday’s unique Carnival Ra-ce Day offering more top flight va-riety than has ever been experien-
ced at Killarney, there is tremendous exci-tement among petrol-heads of all ages.
The on-track action includes the Caperound of the All-Africa 3-Hour EnduranceRace Series due to finish after dark, a legof the South African Superkart Champi-onship and round four of the Power Seriesfor cars and motorcycles, sponsored byWingfield Motors.
A parade of VW Beetles in honour of themarque’s 80th anniversary (the prototypePeople’s Car was unveiled in Germany inmid 1935), will take place during the lunchbreak, with the lucky winners of highspeed laps in a racing sports Porsche com-petition to receive their award shortly af-terwards. There will also be a display ofmotorcycle stunt riding.
Static attractions will be an Exotic andSports Car Show that includes several his-toric motorcycles under cover in the spaci-ous new pit block. The popular Engen F1simulators will be available to budding Le-wis Hamiltons in the same building. Outs-ide, a multifaceted fun fair and amusementpark will offer entertainment of a differentnature in the adjacent parking area.
American muscleWhile entries for the 3-Hour Race include
six Porsches, all with two or even threedrivers, the battle up front is more likelyto be fought between a trio of Junos, a Dod-ge Viper and possibly a Panoz Esperante.
The formidable Juno attack is being ledby Western Cape champion Francis Carru-thers, with co-drivers Nick Adcock and De-an McCarroll in an SS3 V6. They will haveto face Craig Jarvis and Marcel Angel inJarvis’s recently acquired brutal V10, 8.4litre Dodge Viper, and an American-sour-ced V8 Panoz Esperante shared by Dave Al-
hadeff, Jonathan Bernstein and Chris Caro-lin.
Any gap up front will allow the remainingJuno SS3s of Steve Humble / Johan Engel-brecht and Colin Plit / Dawie Joubert, ormaybe even a Nissan 370Z in the hands ofJustin Mathie and Gary Sherrat, to take upthe chase.
Interesting entries have been receivedfrom Mark Lauth / Mike Verrier in a ShelbyCanAm, while Greg Mills is teamed with topwoman driver Andrea Bate in a PillbeamMP 98 that was originally conceived for theworld’s most famous 24-Hour race.
LowslungThen there’s the potentially awesome
spectacle of the Superkart races where thedrivers’ backside is a few inches off theground, in these tiny projectiles with no sus-pension and wheels the size of chocolate coa-ted doughnuts. However, they are poweredby 250cc motors with six speed sequentialgearboxes and can hit over 200 km/h on theback straight and lap quicker than the migh-ty Wesbank V8’s of a couple of years ago.
The perennially hard-fought Bold MarineGTi Challenge racing is expected to be oneof the highlights of the programme. YoungMarco Busi and Christopher Swart swappedplaces at the head of the field last month andthey should be the ones to watch.
While 15-year-old Joshua Dolinschek willseek to repeat his recent single seater For-mula Libre victory, the battle in the MutluBatteries Classic Cars and the Cars Unlimi-ted Fine Car events, which includes DaveRowley’s rare, modified VW Beetle, is expec-ted to be much closer.
With the first race to start at 10.00am, theAfrican 3-Hour is the final event and is toget under way at 4.15pm. Admission is R60for adults and R20 for scholars under 16.There is no charge for kids under 12. Ticketsare also available from Computicket.
New tour aims tomake cycling saferThe Pedal Power Association has partne-red with one of the more successful roadcycle tours in South Africa, the Cape 2Knysna Cycle Tour (28 June – 3 July) tocreate awareness that will keep cyclistssafe on our roads.
Participants of the Tour will ride in StayWider of the Rider cycling jerseys whichsend out a very visible message – moto-rists, give us space.
The PPA’s primary role is to protect andempower cyclists. The new “Stay Wider ofthe Rider” campaign which launched inFebruary this year ahead of the CycleTour aims to create maximum awarenessamongst all road users, specifically moto-rists, which will hopefully lead to safer ro-ads for cyclists.
Thousands of people have pledged theirsupport for the safe cycling campaign byriding in a “Stay Wider of the Rider” jer-sey.
“Visibility is a key issue that contribu-tes towards cycling accidents on our ro-ads. The new “Stay Wider of the Rider” sa-fe cycling jerseys are highly visible and in-clude the simple “Stay Wider of the Rider”message,” explains Steve Hayward chair-
man of the Pedal Power Association. “Ri-ders participating will be visible from faraway.”
The Cape Town 2 Knysna Tour will re-ward cyclists with the most exceptionallandscape on route from Stellenbosch onto Worcester, Montagu, Ladismith, EightBells, George and Knysna, arriving on Fri-day just in time for participation in theMomentum Argus Knysna Oyster Festi-val MTB & Road Races. The tour kicks offon Sunday 28th June at the package priceof R6 950 includes accommodation, fullback up support, all meals, entry to Knys-na MTB or Road events, as well as Stay Wi-der of the Rider cycling jerseys to be wornon tour
The PPA launched the very successful‘Cyclists Stay Alive at 1.5’ campaign backin 2011 which resulted in a one-metre pas-sing law which was promulgated in 2013in the Western Cape. The PPA will conti-nue to lobby for a 1.5 metre passing distan-ce.
Contact Manue Marescia on [email protected] or at 086 169 4257 to booka spot. Slots are limited and are availableon a first-come-first-served basis.
Wen medaljes:Jean Rabie vanMelkbosstrand, ’nleerder van dieHoërskool Durbanville het by die SAswemouderdomsgroepkampioenskapsilwermedaljesverower in200 mindividuelewisselslag en100 mvlinderslag.
