Woensdag, 3 September 2014 | Tel: 021 910 6500 | e-pos: [email protected]| www.tygerburger.co.za TABLEVIEW 3 Montague Drive, Montague Gardens Tel. 021 5515790 • www.plasticsforafrica.com CATERWARE • GIFTWARE • TOYS Loom Band and Complete Kits Loom Band and Complete Kits Worm Farms – make your own compost and fertilizer Worm Farms – make your own compost and fertilizer Composters Composters SPRING FEVER Kiddies Gardening Accessories – time for outdoor fun Kiddies Gardening Accessories – time for outdoor fun NEW STOCK – JUST IN Selected Plant Pots Less 10% Selected Plant Pots Less 10% PARKLANDS: ARGUMENT LEADS TO DRAMA IN WORKPLACE Suicidal man holds partner hostage ANDRÉ BAKKES @andrebakkes A domestic dispute escalated to a tense hostage situation and an attempted su- icide last week. It is suspected that a Parklands couple had an argument on Thurs- day morning, which built in intensity in the mind of the man throughout the day. Later that night, fuming with anger, he showed up at the wom- an’s place of work and held her hostage. Two hours later he stabbed her in the head and then tried to cut his own wrists. Table View police spokesperson, W/O Daphne O’Reilly, says the woman works at a video store in Ash- wood Centre, Park- lands. “An unresolved argument resulted in all of this. The man turned up at the store just after 19:30, probably with the intention of carrying on this dispute,” says O’Reilly. The man then apparently took out a knife and forced it against the woman’s throat.People who witnessed the incident immediately notified the police and within minutes they arrived on the scene. A hostage negotiator and the task force were also called in once the situation was as- sessed.“The hostage negotiator tried his best to diffuse the tension, but despite being in there for a long time he was unable to,” she continues. “The man then stabbed the woman in her head and then he cut his own wrists.” It was around about this time when onlook- ers claimed they saw flashes and heard bangs.It was believed that shots had been fired, but the police did not confirm this. How- ever,two stun gre- nades were apparently used to disorientate the suspect. Just after the sus- pect had slit his wrists, the task force swept down and both the man and the woman were rushed to Somerset Hospital after receiving immediate medical attention. “Everything was over just after 22:00,” says O’Reilly,. V To page 2. The centre of Canal Walk was transformed into giant ramp during the KDC Grand Slam this weekend. Cape Town’ finest skaters performed awesome moves while shoppers gawked looked on. Here Table View’s own Moses Adams exhibits his incredible skills. Read more on page 6. PHOTO: ANDRÉ BAKKES Touch the sky One of the bystanders took this fuzzy image of the negotiator talking to the suspect and his hostage.
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Suicidal manholds partnerhostageANDRÉ BAKKES
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A domestic dispute escalated to a tensehostage situation and an attempted su-icide last week.
It is suspected that a Parklands couple hadanargument onThurs-day morning, whichbuilt in intensity in themind of the manthroughout the day.Later that night,fuming with anger, heshowed up at the wom-an’s place of work andheld her hostage. Twohours later he stabbedher in the head andthen tried to cut hisown wrists.Table View policespokesperson, W/ODaphne O’Reilly, saysthe woman works at avideo store in Ash-wood Centre, Park-lands.“An unresolved argument resulted in allof this. The man turned up at the store justafter 19:30, probably with the intention ofcarrying on this dispute,” says O’Reilly.The man then apparently took out a knifeand forced it against the woman’s
throat.People who witnessed the incidentimmediately notified the police and withinminutes they arrived on the scene.A hostage negotiator and the task forcewere also called in once the situationwas as-sessed.“Thehostagenegotiator triedhis bestto diffuse the tension, but despite being in
there for a long time hewas unable to,” shecontinues.“The man thenstabbed the woman inher head and then hecut his own wrists.”It was around aboutthis time when onlook-ers claimed they sawflashes and heardbangs.It was believedthat shots had beenfired, but the police didnot confirm this. How-ever,two stun gre-nades were apparentlyused to disorientatethe suspect.Just after the sus-
pect had slit his wrists, the task force sweptdown andboth themanand thewomanwererushed to Somerset Hospital after receivingimmediate medical attention.“Everything was over just after 22:00,”says O’Reilly,.
V To page 2.
The centre of Canal Walk was transformed into giant ramp during the KDC Grand Slam thisweekend. Cape Town’ finest skaters performed awesome moves while shoppers gawkedlooked on. Here Table View’s own Moses Adams exhibits his incredible skills. Read more onpage 6. PHOTO: ANDRÉ BAKKES
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One of the bystanders took this fuzzyimage of the negotiator talking to thesuspect and his hostage.
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Theman is facing charges of assaultwith theintent to commit grievous bodily harm.O’Reilly adds that even thoughhostage sit-
uations are rare in Cape Town, there are al-ways trained negotiators on hand to re-spond.Most of themare police officers, so hostage
negotiation isn’t their only responsibility.
Domestic disputes and abuse within fami-lies are rife, however.O’Reilly emphasises that there are many
avenues a person who feels threatened byhis/her partner can take.“We have organisations such as the Com-
munity Intervention Centre and FamiliesSouth Africa (Famsa) who can help people
to resolve domestic disputes.“One can also get a protection order, so
there are structures in place to help some-one.“People don’t need to suffer through abuse
alone,” she emphasised.The identity of the couple is being with-
held until the man has appeared in court.
The Melkbos NeighbourhoodWatch (MNW)will be starting with their monthly “staticpatrol initiative”,which formspart of its vis-ibility plan.The first patrol will take place on 5 Sep-
tember from 15:00 to 17:00 and will run inconjunction with planned police activity inthe area.The purpose of static patrols is to create
visibility as well as creating a strong watchpresence in the area.Four patrol groups, each consisting of two
vehicles with watch decals and orangelights, will be parked at various strategicpoints for the two-hour period.Members areencouraged to assist in the initiative.Thewatch requires eight vehicles in total.They are also looking for someone to take
control of and coordinate the static patrolson a monthly basis.V SMS or email Trevor Courtney on 083 261 2181 [email protected] for more information.
Watch to start with‘static patrols’
RAINBOW KIDS Elkanah House Blouberg Preparatory recently performed a production ofPinnochio in the Theatre@Elkanah. Collaboration between the music department, staff,volunteering parents and very capable pupils ensured that this performance was a hugesuccess.
The Durbanville police are warning resi-dents about a couple pretending to be stuckalongside the roadwithout petrol, but are ac-tually defrauding people out of their money.According to Lt Marchell Rhode, spokes-
person of the Durbanville police, the policereceived a call from a concerned residentabout an incident on Klein Roosboom Roadoutside Durbanville.“They stop vehicles on the road to ask the
drivers for petrol money as they pretend tobe without petrol,” Rhode says.“But oncepeople give them money, they drive away.”He says this has happened several times.The Durbanville police are currently con-
ducting an investigation and brought thecouple in for questioning. No arrests havebeen made, because no criminal charge hasyet been laid. Readers with any informationregarding such incidents are urged to con-tact the police as soon as possible.In some instances awomanseems to be sit-
ting alone in the vehicle, while a man is ly-ing on the back seat of the car, says Col Mar-ius Swanepoel of the Durbanville police.According to Swanepoel they sometimes
have small childrenwith them. There is alsomore than one vehicle involved with thesamemodus operandi.Hewarnedpeople notto be taken in by this scam.
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Residents and businesses which createtheir own electricity from renewableenergy sources will soon have the op-
tion of feeding a limited amount of theirsurplus energy back into the grid.This will be used as an incentive to be off-
set against their electricity accounts.The implementation of the small-scale
embedded generation (SSEG) tariffs willmake it legally possible to feed electricalpower back into the municipal grid.Most SSEG projects generate electricity
fromrenewable sources suchas the sunandwind.According toClive Justus, chairperson of
sub council 4, the City is embracing SSEGtechnology to assist with the country’sacute power shortage.“By doing so, we are assisting businesses
and households tominimise their own elec-tricity consumption,” he says.Consumerswhowish to feedSSEG-gener-
ated electricity into themunicipal electrici-ty grid will be required to have a bi-direc-tional advanced meter infrastructure(AMI) installed by the City at their owncost.The City’s Electricity Services Depart-
ment is finalising the outstanding costs andan announcement about the first consumerto be signing an SSEG agreement with theCity is imminent.It is a legal requirement that consumers
wishing to connect SSEG to the grid mustobtain consent inwriting from the Directorof Electricity Services.According to Justus, theCityhas set itself
a target of sourcing 10% of its electricityfrom renewable energy resources by 2020and the roll-out of the small-scale embeddedgeneration tariff supports this goal.In a pilot project, a small number of con-
sumers have already connected rooftopphotovoltaic (PV) generation to the City’selectricity grid.However, conventional metering instal-
lations do not allow for a two-way flow ofelectricity and the City has been runninga project in search of a solution.“The implementation of the small-scale
embedded generation (SSEG) tariffs willmake it legally possible to feed electricalpower back into the municipal grid,” saysJustus.
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Reading statistics show that only 14% ofthe South African population are activebook readers, and only 5% of parents readto their children. “Returning long overduebooks is something everyone loathes do-ing,” says mayco member for CommunityServices and Special Projects, Belinda Wal-ker.
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The management of Eric Miles Cheshi-re Home have been doing everythingin their power to raise the money nee-
ded to keep their doors open.They have been left with no choice but to
inform six residents that they will have toleave the home at the end of September, af-ter it came to light that the home is runningat a loss.
Brian Camp, Nandisa Stefaans and Hei-ron Joseph, Ricardo Emery (who is a para-plegic) and quadriplegics Wayne van derHeever and Julian Peters will have to findnew accommodation if they cannot come upwith funding. According to manager AletBosman, two of the six, Joseph and Camp,were offered accommodation at TurfhallCheshire Home, which they declined.
Running at a lossLast year in May the residents were infor-
med that the home in Milnerton will haveto close its doors. Since then managementhas managed to safeguard the future of allof the 42 residents but the six.
“Last year we informed everyone thatour deficit per month is about R50 000. Atthat rate we would have had to close withintwo years. We cut costs dramatically and se-arched as far as France for funding,” saysBosman.
she says it is vital that the residents’ fami-lies help foot the bill as it costs the homeR6 768 per resident per month.
Each month, the government gives thehome R1 947 per resident. On top of this,eachpensioner receivesR1 000, thedisabili-ty grant pays out R300, and each residentis sponsored R250 per month. This meansthat the home loses R3 571 per resident, per
month.“The vast majority of the residents, along
with a handful of sponsors, are now payingthis bare minimum amount. We are nowleft with no option but to remove the six inquestion at the end of the month unless so-meone can fund the shortfall every month.”
The fact that two of the six residents wereoffered alternative accommodation, whichthey refused, irks the manager.“Our othertwo homes also have a waiting list, but theysaid they will allow these two to jump thequeue,” she added.
Families not contributingBosman is equally perturbed by how the
families have been refusing to pay the smallamount per month, saying she later disco-vered that it is well within their means todo so.
Despite the home’s best efforts at raisingmoney for the residents, one of the six inquestion has even threatened that he willerect a shack opposite the home to show ma-nagement in a bad light.
Bosman adds, however, that no onewould be unwelcome at Eric Miles as longas they can cover their individual shortfallsand if there is space available.
If the six residents pay this shortfall ona monthly basis, or if the home fills theirspots with residents who can, then the ho-me will finally balance its books.
Their plea for funding has never dissipa-ted, but it could be argued that they arenow, more than ever, in need of a financialparachute.
Bosman concludes: “We have been toldby the government that we are a sterlingexample of how a home can cut costs andmake do with little money, yet when we toldthem of our plight they just said that wewould have to close our doors then.”
Disabled to beevicted from home
Milnerton police are looking for eye wit-nesses regarding an accident which tookplace on Bosmansdam Road more than twoyears ago.
According to police spokesperson, W/ODaphne O’Reilly, the serious accident hap-pened on 24 June 2012, at 19:35.
She elaborates:“On arrival police members found a sil-
ver Opel Corsa hatchback in the middle ofthe road.
“The vehicle collided with a street poleopposite Eagle Park. Upon investigation,police found two occupants in the vehicle.An elderly man was the driver and an elder-ly woman the passenger.”
It is alleged that the driver of the vehiclelost control in the heavy rain, then jumpedthe curb and collided with a pole.
Paramedics were on the scene to give at-tention to the injured. The man was takento Groote Schuur Hospital and the womandied on the scene as a result of injuries. Noother vehicle was apparently involved.
“We are requesting anyone with informa-tion or a eye witness to the incident to comeforward to assist with the investigation. Acase of culpable homicide was opened,” con-cludes O’Reilly.V Anyone with information can contact the investigating officer, Constable Jacques Louw on021 528 3800.
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Residents living in Highcliff Crescent in Sunningdale teamed up with the City of Cape Town toupgrade a park in their street.
Proud dad behindpark’s makeoverANDRÉ BAKKES
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Eighteen month-old Leané Rademanwas the inspiration behind a park inSunningdale getting a facelift.
Thepark inHighcliff Crescentnowboastsa jungle-gym, bench, dustbin and five youngtrees.Leon Rademan lives in the street and was
a little worried for his daughter to have aplacewhere she can go play once she’s olderand saw that the nearby open space wouldbe the ideal location.His vision finally came to fruition two
weeks ago when the City of Cape Town hel-ped a few residents to erect the jungle-gym.This park has become one of the few
which residents have ‘adopted’ as part ofthe City’s Adopt-a-Park intiative.
AdoptaparkLocal ward councillor Heather Brenner
urges other communities to follow Rade-man’s example and do the groundwork toraise the funds needed to make the dreamsa reality.InHighcliff Crescent, a group of re-sidents contributed towards the cost of the
jungle-gym and the City covered the costsof the bench, dustbin and trees, as well ashelping residents feel drawn to visit thepark again.Rademan says he approached the cres-
cent’s Facebook group and asked locals fordonations.
Bettering the community“We raised just over a thousand rand, and
with the help of Melanie Apostoli-Parkingwe found a second-hand jungle-gym that wecould afford,” says Rademan. He thankedthe City, resident Rory Keane for helpingout, and every single person who contribu-ted towards this project.“Now Leané will not only be able to play
on the equipment, but also make friendswith the neighbourhood kids. That is howI grew up and I want the same for her! I alsothought it might be a good place for parentsto meet with one another and get to knowtheir neighbours a little better.”Brenner concludes: “In most situations
the City will contribute towards the upkeepof these parks. There are, of course, certainconditions of what the community may ormay not do.”
The municipal by-election for Ward 23will not be held on 17 September, as ini-tially reported. Instead, it has been sched-uled for 5 November, if there are no objec-tions.TygerBurger quoted Provincial DAspokesperson, Liza Albrecht in lastweek’s edition that the elections will beheld on 17 September. But the provisionaldate of 5 November will give prospectivecandidatesmore time to convince the pub-
lic that they deserve their votes.Registered voters who live in Ward 23
(Big Bay; Blaauwbergstrand; Blouberg;CapeFarms; east ofWest Coast Road,westof the R304; north of the Sunningdale/Parklands built-up area; Melkbosstrandand parts of Table View) will be given thechance to vote for their newward council-lor.V Go to www.iec.org.za for more information.
Byelection date brought forward
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The power of social media has thrown thespotlight on a well-known West Coast Vil-lage restaurant after a staff member tried tosteal a customer’s cellphone.Parklands resident Sasha du Plessis says
she will definitely not go to the restaurantagain after the whole affair left a bad tastein her mouth.“Someone must have taken my phone off
our table while my husband and I changedour baby’s nappy. I saw it was gone, but keptthinkingmyhusbandwas hiding it fromme.After I went to the Pick n Pay he said he
didn’t have it. I went back to the restaurantto go look for it, when a senior employeeasked me what I was looking for,” she ex-plains.Du Plessis claims that the employee de-
nied having seen the cellphone, only for herto spot it sticking out of his front pocket.She immediately grabbed the cellphone
and identified it as her own.However, she later discovered that some-
onehaddeletedhalf of her contacts and somemessages, so she posted her story on socialmedia websites, spreading the word of herunpleasant experience.Speaking to TygerBurger, the manager of
the restaurant explains: “As soon as I heard
about the attack on social media I went tothe restaurant to investigate. It turned outthat one of the waiters took the phone andstarted deleting contacts. One of the seniorpersonnel took the phone from himwith thethought of keeping it until someone phonedso that he could return it. The waiter wasimmediately fired so the situation has beenhandled. Unfortunately the name of the res-taurant has taken some damage because ofsocial media.”Du Plessis has not reported the matter to
the police.She concludes: “If there is anything I have
learnt from this then it’s never to leave yourcellphone unattended – no matter what!”
‘Never leave phone unattended’Gem of a time atclub dayThe Cape Town Gem and MineralClub is holding its monthly openday on Saturday the 6 Septemberfrom 10:00 to 15:00 at their clubhou-se in Goede Hoop Street, Bothasig.Cut stones, crystals, natural stonebeads, silver fittings and jewellerywill be on view and you are welco-me to enquire about field trips,courses and activities connected tothe club. A light lunch and refresh-ments will be available.V Contact Marion on 084 606 0233.
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Smatterings of the invasive wild sunflo-wer have been spotted in Melkbosstrand,Parklands and various places in the nort-hern suburbs.The largest groupwas found inAtlantis,
where a recentwildfire left the site distur-bed, allowing the wild sunflower to esta-blish itself.If left unmanaged, the wild sunflower
has the potential to take over this site andsuppress the fynbos from recovering afterthe fire.“The flower heads and seeds have been
removed and incinerated at all the identi-fied sites to prevent the wild sunflowerfrom spreading any further.“Plants have been removed and all sites
will be monitored to ensure that the cont-rol methods have been effective.“This is an active demonstration of Ca-
pe Town’s environmentally aware com-
munity working with the local govern-ment to create a more sustainable city, to-gether,” says the City’s mayoralcommittee member for economic, envi-ronmental and spatial planning, Johanvan der Merwe.This is the first time that the wild sun-
flower has been recorded in the WesternCape.The Early Detection, Rapid Response
programme – a partnership between theSouth African National Biodiversity In-stitute, the Natural Resources Manage-ment Programmes and the City – relies onthe residents of Cape Town to reportsightings of any of the target species aswell as potential new invaders. The plantswill then be removed by a dedicated team.V Residents who would like to participate in theprogramme can visit www.capetowninvasives.org.za.
Watch out for this wild weedThe wild sunflower (Verbesina encelioides) has been spotted in Parklands, Melkbosstrand andAtlantis.
ANDRÉ BAKKES@andrebakkes
Some people go to the mall to shop. Othersprefer going there to bearing shield, laserflip and perform ludicrous ollies.CanalWalkwas the place to be on Sunday
when the best skaters in South Africa com-peted for a spot in the Kimberleyworld ska-teboarding campionships.They fell, of course, but these artists
know how to look cool while doing so. Fal-ling is, however, just a by-product of outra-geousness.But that rule might ormight not be appli-
cable in this situation.
The KDC Grand Slam event powered by5FM offered three days of non-stop skatebo-arding action this weekend.Prizes worth R50 000 as well as an all-ex-
penses paid trip to compete in the Kimber-ley Diamond Cup world skateboardingchampionships were up for grabs.Shoppers were left in awe at the tricks
these acrobatic lunatics were performingright in the middle of the mall.This was the fourth and last grand slam
event of the year and rumours have it thatCape Town kickflips Kimberley, pop-sho-ves Johannesburg and nose grinds Durban.
V Go to www.tygerburger.co.za for an image galleryand a video.
Skaters strut their stuffEdwin Gelant from Eerste River. PHOTOS: ANDRÉ BAKKES
Allen Adams from Milnerton.
Tyler Kammies from Sunningdale.
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Being infatuatedwith fitness has its ad-vantages.For one, you can go to Zofingen and
cycle and run up and down the Swiss Alps.For most of us, it’s exhausting just look-
ing at the elevation graph of the DuathlonWorld Championships in Switzerland, nev-er mind actually doing it. Yet, Milnerton’sRohan Kennedy and Table View’s Annieand Mark Lemmon are expected to be con-quering this route in double quick time onSunday 7 September.Last year in October, TygerBurger came
as close to the actual physical exertion asit could when it ran an article about the
Lemmons’ latest exploits in Switzerland.The article read: “Annie (whose real age
is 26 and ID age is 52) and Mark (whose IDtells him he’s 48, despite feeling 22) camethird and 13th in their age groups respec-tively.”This year Annie claims her parents must
have falsified her ID, because it indicatesthat she is 53 years old.The spring chicken Rohan is 34.Last year theMellons took an hour off the
time clocked in 2012, and this year they’reaiming to cut it down even more.“Can you believe we need to go and climb
the same mountains again?” she says witha hint of exasperation.The duathlon is reserved for a special
kind of person who can run 10 km, cycle150 km, and then run again for 30 km.“It’s extremely tough, but the three of us
like tough. We thrive on those Swiss moun-tains and love to see how far we can pushthe limits of our bodies and ourminds,” sheelaborates.“During someof our training sessions the
wind can be very horrible and cold, and youoften think, ‘Why am I doing this?’ Yourmind starts playing tricks on you. But thenyou come to the realisation that you’re un-doubtedly preparing in more difficult con-ditions than some of the other competitors.It is hardly surprising to see us training inthe rain. Some rainy mornings when westart, Rohan and Kelly van der Toorn fromTable Viewwill just be returning from a sixhour ride.”While listening to Annie, one would be
forgiven for thinking Table View and Mil-nerton is the fitness capital of SouthAfrica.This week Monday Annie, Mark and Ro-
han departed for Europe, but before theygot on the plane Annie gave a parting shotto all the couch potatoes out there.“Get off your asses and start doing a
sport!“The thrills you get when achieving and
how your body reacts to the limits you setfor it is just amazing. The feel-good factoris awesome!”
Duathletes scale the peaksof Switzerland
Annie and Mark Lemmon from Table View back in Switzerland again.
The Lemmons’ coach, Rohan Kennedy fromMilnerton, joins them once again this year inthe Duathlon World Championships.
8 TYGERBURGER Table View Woensdag, 3 September 2014PROMOSIES
Taking the stress out ofmoving house
Moving house can be a traumatic experience, but by planning ahead, much of thepain can be prevented.
Some say thatmoving is one of themost stres-sful life events, so being prepared is half thebattle. This checklist may help in taking thebite out of moving house.
V Decide on amoving date (usually the com-pletion date) as soon as contracts have beenexchanged.
V Avoid Fridays and long weekends whenremoval firms are in high demand and will bestretched – and may charge more. For a lessstressful move, opt for off-peak times such as mid-week.
V Call in the professio-nals. Ask friends or relativeswho havemoved recently torecommend removal firms.
V Ensure your possessi-ons are insured for transit.Most removal companiesprovide this, but checkwhatit covers and whether thereare exclusions. For example,anything you pack may notbe covered by the removalfirm’s insurance. And if youare planning to transport any precious itemsyourself, check that these are covered whenin transit by your contents insurance.
V Before the removal firm arrives, have aclear out. Valuable items that are no longerneeded can be auctioned or sold to a second-hand furniture dealer or in a backyard sale.Other items can be donated to charity shopsor recycled.
V Make a list. You’ll thank yourself later. Be-fore you pack even one box, create a simplerecord keeping system. Create a computer-
printed list of numbers with a space to writethe contents. Or have a spiral-bound notebookfor the job.
You’ll place a number on EVERY box you packand list the contents on your list. Don’t put thelist down unless it’s in a place you’ll call PackingCentral. This is where you’ll find your labels,marking pens, box tape, and other supplies.When describing the box contents, be specific– “A-D files”is better than “files”, and “tulip dis-
hes” rather than “misc. kit-chen”.
V Have plenty of supplies.You’ll need lots of boxes – pro-bably more than you think,and having enough boxeswillmake your life easier. (If youbuy your boxes from a mo-ving company, you can al-ways return unused boxes fora refund. If you got them freefrom the grocery, just tossany leftovers.)
Have about 10 boxes set asi-de touse for lastminute itemson moving day, such as bed-
ding, clothing, and cleaning supplies. You’ll needstrong plastic packing tape to close up the box-es securely. Use unprinted newsprint, packingpaper or bubble-wrap towrap and cushion hou-sehold goods. Again, you’ll need lots more sup-plies than you think, so get extra so the packingcan go smoothly.
V Get someone to look after the children forthe day of the move. The same goes for pets –or book them into kennels or a cattery. Ensurethey have identity tags with their new address.
V Make a scale plan of each room in your new
home to give to the removal teamso, in theo-ry, they know exactly where everything isto go. Colour-code packing boxes, cases andfurniture in the hope that this will mean itends up in the right rooms.
V Hire professional cleaners to give yournew place a thorough going over before youmove in. Some removal firms will arrangeto do this. No one wants to arrive late in thenight at your new home and then have toget up in the morning and start a taxingspring clean.
V Compile a fact file for the people whoare moving into your property, such as in-
struction leaflets and service information forthe heating system and appliances, togetherwith details of rubbish collection, recyclingschemes and so on.
V Round up all the keys to your home, inclu-ding those left with neighbours, nannies andrelatives, and give them to your estate agent.
V Final preparations should includemakingan inventory of everything to be moved, advi-sing the post office to redirect your post andcancelling the newspapers if you have themdelivered.V Article sourced from www.primelocation.com andwww.interiordec.about.com.Get someone to look
after the children forthe day of the move.
The same goes forpets – or book them
into kennels or acattery
Woensdag, 3 September 2014 PROMOTIONS TYGERBURGER Table View 9
Painting some of your walls will give your home a fresh new look.
New place looking drab and bleak and yourcash flow looking sad? Or crippled by bondrepayments or rent? No problem!
Learn to be bold with colour, how to makethemost of things you have already, and howto give some character to a space you mayfind a little depressing.
Here’s how to make a little go a long wayin your new home:
A large Indian clothThis can cover up a ghastly old second
hand armchair or sofa, or be a fabulous wallhanging, tablecloth, or bed cover.
It can even serve as a room divider whenhung from the ceiling. Bull denim is also dirtcheap, lasts forever and can be used for allthe above. I have even seen large pieces ofcloth stuck to a floor using drawing pins ina low-traffic area of the house. Kelims are al-so inexpensive and look fabulous anywhere.
A dash of paintPaint is expensive, so follow the new trend
ofpaintingone centralwall in adifferent con-trasting colour. The brighter the colour, themore expensive the paint, so go for mutedblue or green rather than sunshine yellow.Keep some of the paint and use it on a fewother touches in the room – a picture frame,a plastic wall clock, a shelf, a door frame. Youwill be amazed at the difference it makes.
A bit of greeneryBeg, borrow and steal a few plants from
friends or family, or buy plants on special atthe nursery. A few lavender bushes in a rowat the front of the house can change thewho-le feeling of the house. Indoor plants also canbe a nice focal point – paint the paint tin youused above in the same colour as thewall anduse as a planter.
Fabulous framesCheckout the frames indepartment stores,
and frame pictures yourself. Make a state-ment using a piece of brightly coloured paperas a backdrop. Empty frames in junk shopsalso go for next to nothing. Buy a few, paintthem, and stick photos or pretty black andwhite pictures or postcards in them straightagainst the wall for special effect. Wrappingpaper can also be beautiful in a frame.
Magic mugsYou can buy beautiful mugs for less than
R20 each. Ten mugs hung from hooks undera shelf can transform a drab kitchen.
You can either go for a splash of colour andvariety, or establish the colour scheme of yo-ur kitchen by choosing ten of the same.
Bathroom bluesStuck with a seventies bathroom and a
stained oldmetal bath? Redoing the lot couldcost thousands. Paint the tiles yourself. Goall white, so you don’t have to worry aboutthe grouting between the tiles.
Consider re-enamelling the tired old metalbath. It costs just over R1000, but can makethe bathroom seem like new.
A few bright towels, a painted wooden boxattached to thewall for storage, and a self-fra-med postcard or two, and there you go.
Oh, andditch thosemouldyold shower cur-tains.
Visit demolition yards and garage salesOkay, you need some imagination and will
have to do some work, but here you can findamazing stuff at a fraction of the cost.
Oregon pine doors and windows, old ba-throom and kitchen sinks, pretty taps, evenfurniture that can be painted or stripped canall be given a new lease on life.
Be brave and get down and dirty.
Readymade curtainsHaving curtains custom-made costs a for-
tune. Don’t go there. Department stores havevery reasonable ready-made lined curtainswith loops. Go for a neutral colour that fitsin with your colour schemewherever you go.Plain white will look as good against a bluewall as it will against grey or green or yellow.
Paint kitchen cupboardsNew kitchen cupboards cost an arm and a
leg. If you can’t afford the ones youwant, lovethe ones you have – a lick of paint can trans-form the dull, the old and the tired.
If you hate your kitchen counter tops, con-sider having them removed and replacedwith cement – and paint them.V Article from www.women24.com.
10 TYGERBURGER Table View Woensdag, 3 September 2014HOOFARTIKELBLAD
Wat ook algebeur, neemverantwoordelikheid.
– Tony Robbins
ON THE SOAPBOX Professor Richard van der Ross (92) seen here receiving a special recognition award at theUWC alumni awards on Thursday, was not fazed by the subtle suggestions from the chancellor, archbishop ThaboMakgoba, to keep within the time constraints for his speech. To the left Dr Franklin Sonn and Prof Brian O'Connell show their amusement. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX
[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
As die regering regtig virburgers ’n groot guns wil doen,moet die hospitaalkostes byprivate hospitale dringendondersoek word.Om ongeveer R2 600 vir ’n
bed, kos en normale versorgingte betaal, is verregaande. Disnie ward fees nie – jy betaalnie vir ’n saal nie, dis per bed.Ek het pas nege dae in die
hospitaal deurgebring na ’nheupvervanging. Die rekening,slegs vir die verblyf plus dieprostese, was meer as R110 000.Nou verwag ek nog die
chirurg, narkotiseur, Pathcare,x-strale en fisioterapeut serekeninge.Aan die begin van die jaar,
terwyl ons in Duitsland by onsdogter gekuier het, het ek myenkel in die sneeu gebreek. ’nStaalplaat en skroewe is in myenkel gesit. Ons totale rekeningvir alles ingesluit was netmeer as 4 500 euro’s – nagenoegR65 000. Die behandeling wasvan die beste wat ek ooitteëgekom het – ondanks dietaalprobleem.Gelukkig was ons deur ons
mediese fonds verseker vir ’nbetreklike hoë bedrag. Alhoe-wel dit vir die mediese fondsnagenoeg drie maande geneemhet om dit te betaal, as gevolgvan die ontleding van die taalen kodes, het ons nie aanma-nings of telefoonoproepe gekrynie.Aan die N1-hospitaal wil ek
my dank en waarderinguitspreek vir goeie diens,ondanks die hoë kostes.
E. SMITEpos
Hospitaalkosteis buitensporig
It is so easy to complain and tobe negative, but today Iwitnessed an act by that bringstears to my eyes.Today (26 August) so many
people worked together to helpa physically challenged person
A team of goodSamaritans
who collapsed due to a hyperg-lycaemic (high blood sugar)incident while walking fromDurbanville to Bellville stationto catch a bus back home to theEastern Cape.He walks with a crutch – it
looks like he had polio – andhad a trolley suitcase andanother bag.The first two ladies, who
were on their way back fromgym, saw him fall in the roadand wanted to get him out ofthe road for his own safety.He was not fully conscious,
and we later discovered hecannot hear or talk.We found his insulin shot and
he recovered while everybodyhelped – from putting a towelover him to keep him warm, ajacket under his head, phoningfor assistance and taking him tohis destination since he did notwant to miss his bus backhome.We can be so proud of our
community – especially ADT,the Durbanville police, metroambulance services and every-body who stopped and offeredhelp.
LINDIE VAN WYKStellenberg
Die skelm wat met sy rolleR200- en R100-note probeer omgoeie hardwerkende mense vanhul geldjies te beroof, hetintussen sy olierige blonde hareswart gekleur, en was verledeweek bedrywig by Brackenfell-inkopiesentrum (“Nuwe skelm-streek in D’ville”, TygerBurger,27 Augustus).Hy het deurdringende blou oë
en ’n “slegte” vel. Gelukkig kanhy nie sy oë se kleur verandernie. Dit is tipies van hierdiesoort swendelaar om chaos tesaai, sodat sy skelmstreekdaardeur verbloem word.Hy volg nog ’n “metode”. Hy
koop met ’n groot noot – soosR200 – iets klein, soos ’nblikkie koeldrank. Die niksver-moedende klerk neem die geldby hom, sleutel op die kasregis-
ter in dat sy R200 ontvang het.Die kasregister se laai gaan
oop en daar staan die bedragkleingeld wat die man moetontvang op die kasregister seskerm. Voordat die klerk ditkan uithaal, sê die skelm “Wag,wag, ek het kleingeld – gee mydie R200 terug.”Die klerk gee die R200 terug.Nou begin die ou sy sakke
deursoek en na ’n taamlike“soektog” gee hy kastig moedop, vra verskoning en vra virdie kassier om maar sy klein-geld te gee, want hy kon toe niegenoeg kleingeld bymekaar-skraap uit sy sakke nie.Meeste van die tyd het daar
al ander klante agter homopgedam en die kassier wordontsenu oor die oponthoud.Die beste raad as dit gebeur,
is om die laai dadelik toe testoot, neem die blikkie terug engee sy geld terug. Dit ontsenuhom, want nou moet hy vanvoor af probeer om jou teverneuk.
CHRISTAEpos
Só moet jy diéswendelaar ontsenu
In reaksie op “Nuwe skelm-streek in D’ville” (TygerBurger,27 Augustus).Hierdie man het voor my in
die ry by Checkers in Fairbrid-ge Mall dieselfde gedoen. Hyhet ’n klein item gekoop en met’n R200-noot betaal. Daarna hethy vir kleingeld gevra en ditheen en weer geruil.Ek het dit vreemd gevind en
gedink hy doen dit om dalk van’n vervalste noot ontslae teraak, maar die dametjie agterdie kasregister het gekyk of dienoot eg is.Toe hy klaar heen en weer
geruil het, het hy baie vriende-lik vir die dametjie ’n R10-nootgegee om dankie te sê vir haargeduld en moeite, en haar soewe ’n geseënde dag toegewens.Hy is baie lank, maer, met
langerige deurmekaar blonde/grys hare.
MARIAAN MYBURGHEpos
Skelm is lank, maermet blonde hare
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SLICE OF LIFE
Span saamom krag vanwoorde te vierDit is skokkend om die leesstatistiek vandie SA bevolking te sien – daarvolgens isnet 14 % aktiewe lesers van boeke.Boonop lyk die toekoms van die boek
nog minder rooskleurig as ’n mens in agneem dat slegs 5 % van ouers vir hulkinders uit boeke voorlees.Vandeesweek se Nasionale Boekweek,
wat op 7 September eindig, plaas diekollig juis op boeke. Die tema vanvanjaar se week, “Going Places”, gaanoor die “krag” van die boek en waarheenboeke jou kan neem – nie alleen in termevan kennis en leesvaardigheid wat jyopdoen nie, maar om ook op wonderlikeverbeeldingsvlugte te kan gaan.Dit is ’n bekende feit dat mense wat
sonder boeke leef of grootword, in meeras een opsig “arm van gees” is en sal bly.Dit wat sulke mense aan die genot,
ontvlugting en kennis van boeke inboet,kan op geen ander manier verkry wordnie.Kom ons lesers van boeke span van-
deesweek saam om kinders, tieners envolwassenes te motiveer om die krag vanwoorde te vier.Dit is tog ook ons kinders se reg om te
leer lees en skryf sodat hulle in dietoekoms ’n positiewe bydrae tot die landen sy ontwikkeling kan maak. Sien ditook as ’n belegging in jou eie kind seontwikkeling deur vir hom of haar ’nliefde vir lees aan te kweek. Dit sal diekosbaarste geskenk van sy lewe wees.Sonder boeke – of dit nou op papier of
elektronies is – kan geen land hoop op ’nbeter toekoms nie.
HOOFARTIKEL
SMSV Na aanleiding van “Telkom leaves elderlyin the lurch for weeks” (TB, 13 Augustus)oor Telkom se swak dienslewering, stemek 100 % saam. Ek is 63, woon alleen enmoes ’n volle maand wag voordat ’n tegnikus opgedaag het – eers nadat my seunhulle op Facebook aangevat het. Sies, Telkom! Dankie tog vir my selfoon.- Kuilsrivier-inwoner
V Ja, op die voorblad kla die mense oor diegeldleners in 9de Laan in Belmontparkwat nie toiletgeriewe het nie (“Loansharklacks loos” TB, 13 Augustus). Jy kanskaars daar ry met jou motor. Hulle staandie hele eenkant van die pad vol, met kleinkindertjies wat heen en weer oor die padhardloop. Ek het dit by verskillende verkeersdepartemente aangemeld, maarniks gebeur tot hulle iemand doodry nie.- Willie Els
V This is a growing tendency and danger(TB letters, 13 August). I constantly haveto look for a weapon when walking mydogs, who are on their leashes. My littlemaltese poodle and I were bitten by a boxer recently. The owner opened her gate asI walked past and the dog slipped out andattacked us. The owner stood behind apillar talking on her cellphone and didnothing to help. No wonder people are souptight and frustrated. Why wait until violence rears its ugly head to solve theproblem themselves? - Jacqui, Durbanville
V I’m really sick and tired of power cuts inParow West, I mean, six to seven times onone day. It’s stuffing up our appliancesand we have to pay to get it fixed. Fix thisproblem soon. We are fedup. - Anon
V With regard to unleashed dogs and theirowners: maybe the owners should insistthat an area gets allocated to create adog park. How wonderful would that be?Where the dogs may, legally, run free. Dogowners can then pay admission which canbe used toward the upkeep of the park. -YM, Durbanville
) SMS’e kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord“Tyger”, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.
Woensdag, 3 September 2014 NEWS TYGERBURGER Table View 11
Over here the elderly “duck walked,” overthere they “ball passed and kicked”, on theleft they “goal shot” and on the right they“rugby ball threw”.The Department of Cultural Affairs and
Sport, in partnership with the Western Ca-pe Older Persons’ Forum and Age in Acti-on, hosted the Provincial Golden GamesEvent for Senior Citizens from 60 years andolder at Blue Downs sports stadium on Sa-turday. Participants fromall six districts inthe Western Cape took part in the event.Through hosting these events, the de-
partment hopes to encourage older peopleto keep participating in sport to keep themhealthy and fit.
Seniors keepfit and feisty
Esme Williams from Malmesbury throws arugby ball through a hoop.
PHOTOS: ANDRE BAKKES.
Petrus Petersen from Mossel Bay in the“jukskei”.
Johan van Zyl from Bellville came first in the500m brisk walk.
12 TYGERBURGER Table View Woensdag, 3 September 2014NUUS
BEVORDERING TOT SENIOR BESTUUR?KRY ‘n MBA
NMMU Sakeskool word erken as een van die top skole in Afrika sowel as in die wêreld. OnsMBA- en PDBA-programme fokus op die ontwikkeling van kreatiewe, innoverende en sosiaalverantwoordelike sake leiers en is beskikbaar aan studente in Port Elizabeth, Oos-Londen,Gauteng en Kaapstad.
U word uitgenooi na ons nasionale bekendstellingsveldtog waar u die geleentheid salkry om van ons senior akademiese personeel te ontmoet en meer inligting oor onsprogramme te bekom.
Datum: 13 September 2014Tyd: 09:15 vir 09:30Plek: Protea Hotel Victoria Junction, Waterfront, Hoek van Somerset &
Ebenezer Straat, Groenpunt, Kaapstad.RSVP: 11 September 2014
Om u bywoning te bevestig kontak asseblief vir:Yondela Madlingozi - 041 504 3777 | [email protected]
Vir meer inligting kan u ook ons webwerf besoek by:www.leadersfortomorrow.co.za
www.leadersfortomorrow.co.za
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WESTELIKE PROVINSIEATLETIEK
Vrouelesers geniet uitstappie
Sowat 70 vrouelesers van TygerBurger het Vrydag deur Kaap-stad getoer op een van City Sightseeing Cape Town se rooibusse. Ná die vorige dae se swaar reën, was die uitsig oor diestad asemrowend. Die bus het op Seinheuwel gestop, waar dievroue verversings geniet en weer eens kon besef hoekom Kaap-stad een van die mooiste stede ter wêreld is. Magriet Theronhet die foto’s geneem.
HIer is Rika du Toit (Bellville) en HelenClaassen (Bellville).
Gainorisa Daniels (Delft) en Chrystal Faro(Brackenfell).
Magda Knight(Tableview), AminaYon (Kraaifontein)en Galima Bayat(Kraaifontein).
Hoflik: Adam Heugh, Trevor van der Westhuizen en Zion Brandt van die HoërskoolMelkbosstrand is onlangs vereer met die Dr. Kleynscheldtwisseltrofee. ’n GereeldeMyCityreisiger was so beïndruk met die seuns se hoflike optrede en pragtige maniere opdie bus, dat sy besluit het om ’n brief aan die skoolhoof, Daneil Ross, te skryf. Sy wasverbaas toe die seuns onmiddellik opgestaan en hul sitplekke aangebied het vir haar en ‘njong moeder met ’n kind. Hier is Ross, die drie seuns en dr. Ruan Kleynscheldt.
BEST TEAM: Table View and Edgemead Primary held their annual winter sports day recently.Rugby, netball and hockey teams played their hearts out while the chess teams of the twoschools battled it out in the library. The highlight of the day was the U13A rugby match andthe Table View team won the u13 rugby interschool floating trophy with a 32/19 win, for thefourth consecutive year. Here are the team with coach Petrie Maree, principal Golie Gouws andcoach Herman de Bruyn.
Woensdag, 3 September 2014 NEWS TYGERBURGER Table View 13
Get out of the house this Spring. and enjoy the natural beauty of the Table Bay reserve.
Treasures of Table BayExplore untouched trails in the Table Baynature reserve this spring. The City of CapeTown invites all Capetonians and tourists toundertake guided nature walks through thenature reserve to celebrate the arrival ofSpring. The walks are to take place from 14to 21 September at 10:30 each day.
During these guided walks, participantswill be able to explore normally inaccessibleparts of the City of Cape Town’s Table Bayreserve, which has been nominated as thereserve of the year for two consecutiveyears.Outdoor enthusiasts can look forwardto being guided by a top nature conservationspecialist, while being accompaniedthrough the southern area of the reserve.“This is yet another innovation in our questto ensure the sustainability of our reserves.We can, however, only achieve this with thesupport of members of the public,” says theCity’s mayco member for economic, envi-ronmental and spatial planning, Johan vander Merwe.
One of the reserve’s hidden gems is thetreasure chest of Cape Flats sand fynbos in-side the oldMilnerton racecourse, with over200 species in less than 20 ha of land. Many
of these species are in flower in September.This vegetation type is critically endan-gered and not normally accessible to thepublic. The rapidurbanisationofCapeTownhas transformed approximately 84% of theoriginal extent of this uniquely Cape Townvegetation type. Of the 16% that is left, theCity of CapeTownowns and activelymanag-es and conserves about 1.5%,with themajor-ity of the remainder being under privateownership.
Visitors might also be lucky enough tospot one of the resident Cape grysbokkies oreven the Cape clawless otter, water mon-goose, angulate tortoises, marsh terrapinsas well as numerous species of butterfliesand just over 100 species of birds.
Participants are asked to meet at the pub-lic open space right next to the road at thethird traffic circle on Grand National boule-vard inRoyalAscot,Milnerton, on themorn-ings of the walks. All children are welcome,but no pets will be permitted.
Booking is essential as there is limitedspace available. There is no cost involved.V For more enquiries or bookings, contact Landi Louwon [email protected] or on 021 444 7218.
Following its success in 2013, Blaauwbergnature reserve was again chosen as the siteof the Battle Up Blaauwberg Hill trail run.The run takes place on 14 September and ishostedby theFriendsofBlaauwbergConser-vation Area (FOBCA) in partnership withthe West Coast Athletics Club.
Events suchas these are avital componentof theCity’s efforts to ensure the sustainabil-ity of the nature reserves. This is the onlyrace where athletes (after choosing eitherthe 15 km or the 8 km route) are given theopportunity to run through the nature re-serve, enjoying beautiful views of TableMountain, Robben Island and Table Bay.
The race is organised in conjunction withthe FOBCAand the proceedswill go towardspromoting conservation of the 2 000 ha re-
serve, which is only 25 km from the CapeTown city centre and regarded as a globalbiodiversity hotspot.
“We are doing all thatwe can to ensure thefuture sustainability of our reserves, but weneed members of the public to support ourreserves. We will continue to focus on inno-vative ways to promote conservation man-agement,” says theCity’smaycomember foreconomic, environmental and spatial plan-ning, Johan van derMerwe. As this is a trailrun, therewill benomarshals along theway.A medic will be on duty at the start and fin-ish and a sweep will run with the last peopleon the trail. There will be only two waterpoints. Pre-registration is vital.V Visit www.blaauwberghilltrail.co.za for all the details and for the registration form.
Beautiful Blaauwberg run
FOOD FOR FAMILIES: The learners of Table View High collect food on an ongoing basisto feed families of learners whose parents are unemployed or struggling to make endsmeet. At the end of last term, Bronwyne Struck challenged the learners in her class toequal or better her own contribution of five items or more. Eight learners took up thechallenge and brought much more than five items of food each. Pictured above are:Keaghan Swart, Erica Capindissa, Emmah Zheke, Kelly Sogoni, Michaela Doyle, Mrs Struck,Ashleigh Drummond, Melissa Lewis and Krishna Manohar.
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Facility Location
Summer hours:1 Sept to 30 April:
Mon to Fri
Winter hours:1 May to 31 Aug:
Mon to Fri
Opening hours:Sundays
(all year round) Items not accepted
*Athlone Settlers Way 08:00 to 18:30 08:30 to 17:00 09:00 to 14:00 E-waste, polystyrene,Tetra Pak
Atlantis Dassenberg Road 08:00 to 20:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00
Belhar Adam Tas Road 08:00 to 19:30 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00
*Bellville Sacks Circle, Bellville 08:00 to 18:30 08:30 to 17:00 09:00 to 14:00 E-waste
*Coastal Park Baden Powell Drive,Muizenberg 08:00 to 18:30 08:30 to 17:00 09:00 to 14:00 E-waste
De Grendel Cnr 5th Avenue andBertie Genade Street, Parow 08:00 to 19:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00 Clean garden waste
Delft Fabriek Street 08:00 to 19:30 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00
Gordon’s Bay Sir Lowry’s Pass Road 08:00 to 20:30 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 17:00
Hout Bay Main Road, nearMandela Road 07:00 to 18:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00
Killarney Potsdam Road 08:00 to 20:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 17:00
Kommetjie Kommetjie Road 08:00 to 20:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 17:00
*Kraaifontein Cnr Maroela andSandringham Roads 08:00 to 18:30 08:30 to 17:00 09:00 to 14:00
Ladies Mile Ladies Mile Road, Constantia 08:00 to 18:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00
Macassar Kramat Road 08:00 to 20:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00
Mitchells Plain Spine Road 08:00 to 20:30 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 17:00
Ravensmead Industria Ring Road 08:00 to 19:30 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00
Retreat 10th Avenue 08:00 to 20:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00
Schaapkraal Old Schaapkraal Road 08:00 to 20:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00
Sea Point Tramway Road 08:00 to 18:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00 Garage waste, gardenwaste, builder’s rubble
Simon’s Town Blue Waters Close 08:00 to 18:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00
Tygerdal Oranje Street 08:00 to 18:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00
*Vissershok Frankdale Road, off N7,Table View 08:00 to 18:30 08:30 to 17:00 09:00 to 14:00 E-waste
Welgelegen Akademie Street 08:00 to 18:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00 Clean garden waste
Woodstock Beach Road 08:00 to 19:00 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 13:00
Wynberg Rosmead Avenue 08:00 to 20:30 08:00 to 17:45 09:00 to 17:00
Open on Saturdays and public holidays from 08:00 to 17:00
All drop-off facilities will be closed on Good Friday, Christmas Dayand New Year’s Day, except for disposal sites marked with an *.
Enquiries for all drop-off sites 0860 103 089
DROP-OFF SITES: OPERATING HOURSOperating hours at all City drop-off sites will change as from1 September 2014 to improve service delivery.
V For Arbour Day on 3 September the SUN1Parow and Foreshore, in conjunction withTable View Lions Club will donate eightKaree trees to West Riding School in TableView. Anyone is welcome to participate ormake a further donation. Contact AngelaDrummond on 021 418 4664.
V ’n ACVVvroueoggendtee word gereëlvir 3 September om 10:30 by Die Damhuis.Dit word ten bate van die ACVV van Koeberggehou. Kaartjies is beskikbaar by die ACVVse Koeberg-kantoor (Blok C, Robbenweg 1)teen R120 per persoon.Borg gerus ’n kaartjie vir iemand anders asjy nie self kan gaan nie.Kontak Lina by 021 553 2745 vir meer in-ligting.
V Casual Day will be held on 5 Septemberand the theme is “Bring out the bling”. Thecolour for the year is dazzle blue. By dona-ting your R10 for a sticker, you are joining theWestern Cape Association for Persons withDisabilities in making a contribution to im-proving the lives of persons with disabilities.Contact Esme on 021 555 2881 or [email protected].
V A Charity Golf Challenge will be held byHuis Zonnekus on 5 September at MilnertonGolf Course. This event costs R1 400 per4-ball, a fee that includes green fees, a goo-die bag, a prize-giving and supper. The for-mat will be 4-ball-better-ball alliance (twoscores count and three scores to count onpar threes). Tee off times are 11:15 to 13:00.For more information or to book contact re-ception on 021 552 2074/5 or email [email protected].
V A book sale by Friends of the MilnertonLibrary will be held on 6 September from09:30 to 12:00 at the Library in Pienaar Ro-ad. They also welcome donations of books,magazines, CDs and DVDs. For more infor-mation contact 021 444 0817.
V Blouberg Beach clean up invites stu-dents, families and companies to their be-ach clean up in Big Bay, Melkbosstrand,Blouberg and Milnerton on 6 September at10:00. Bags and gloves will be provided. Asoccer festival will start at 11:00. For moredetails call Greg on 082 873 1962 [email protected].
V A bazaar by St Oswald’s Church Milnertonwill be held in Jansen Road on 6 Septemberfrom 09:00 to late afternoon. There will bea St Oswald’s boutique, a fancy dress para-de and other competitions. For more infor-mation contact Jemima Arendse on081 213 0909.
V The Melkbos Care Centre’s Golf Day willbe held on 12 September at Atlantic BeachGolf Club. The Melkbos Care Centre catersfor underprivileged children of Melkbos andsurrounding areas. Should you be interestedin supporting this cause contact the centreon 021 553 0980.
V The Self Empowerment Book/ChatClub will be having monthly chats, work-shops, book reviews and much more. It willstart on 13 September and will be held inMilnerton. Contact Colleen (meta coachand change facilitator) on 083 297 9428 [email protected].
V The second hand clothing shop at EricMiles Cheshire Home (open on Mon, Wedand Fri from 10:00 to 15:00 and the first Satof the month from 10:00 to 13:00) needs vo-lunteers.Donations are most welcome. The shop islocated at 18 Corsair Road in Sandrift. CallMel on 083 543 6272.
V An indoor flea market will be held everySunday from 10:00 at Time-Out Zone Sport& Recreation in Duynefontein. R50 to booka stall, contact Mieky on 083 264 4876.
V West Coast Cape Jewish Seniors meetin the clubhouse at Norton Square in ShortStreet on the first and third Thursday of themonth at 11:30; and on the second andfourth Thursday of the month at 10:30.Call Melanie van Emmenes on 074 405 5186or email [email protected].
V The Living Legends Table View SeniorsClub meet on the last Wednesday of themonth from 10:30 – 13:00. Contact Lizetteon 072 648 7332 or Betz on 073 430 9281.
What’s up?| Wat’s Waar?BEAUTIFULBEACH BloubergBeach Cleanupthanks everyone whovolunteered at theirWomen’s Monthbeach cleanuprecently. Loads ofbottles were clearedup at Big Bay, fromthe grassy areasleading onto thebeach. A total of 151kg of rubbish wereremoved from thebeach. The nextbeach cleanup will beon 6 September. Forqueries [email protected].
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VACANCY BULLETIN
EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHDU NOON COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE, SOUTHERN/WESTERN SUBSTRUCTURE (CHIEF DIRECTORATE: METRODISTRICT HEALTH SERVICES)
PROFESSIONAL NURSE: GRADE 1 TO 2(SPECIALTY: TRAUMA AND EMERGENCY)REMUNERATION: GRADE 1: R275 571 (PN-B1) PER ANNUM
GRADE 2: R338 931 (PN-B2) PER ANNUM
SERVICE BENEFITS: 13TH CHEQUE, EMPLOYER’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE PENSION FUND, HOUSING AND MEDICALAID ALLOWANCE
Requirements: Minimum educational qualification: Basic R425 qualification (i.e. diploma/degree in Nursing) or equivalentqualification that allows registration with the South African Nursing Council (SANC) as a Professional Nurse • A post-basic nursingqualification with a duration of at least 1 year, accredited with the SANC in Medical and Surgical Nursing Science: Critical CareNursing: Trauma and Emergency. Registration with a professional council: Registration with the SANC as a Professional Nurse.Experience:Grade 1:Aminimumof 4 years’ appropriate/recognised experience in nursing after registration as aProfessional Nursewith the SANC inGeneral Nursing.Grade 2:Aminimumof 14 years’ appropriate/recognised experience in nursing after registrationas a Professional Nurse with the SANC in General Nursing • At least 10 years of the period referred to above must be appropriate/recognisedexperience in the specific specialty after obtaining the 1-yearpost-basicNursingqualification in the relevant specialty asmentioned above. Inherent requirement of the job:Willingness towork shifts and after hours (weekends, public holidays and nightduty).Competencies(knowledge/skills):Soundknowledgeandunderstandingofnursingandhealth-servicerelatedacts,legislationand policies • Leadership and sound interpersonal and motivational skills • Computer literacy (MS Word, GroupWise and Excel)• Communication skills (both written and verbal) in at least two of the three official languages of the Western Cape • Ability tofacilitate and promote training • Analytical thinking, independent decision-making and problem-solving skills.
Duties (key result areas/outputs): Provide optimal, holistic specialised nursing care within set standards and professional/legalframework • Effective utilisation of human, financial and physical resources (equipment and consumables)• Render support toNursing Services (relief duties and act as junior shift leader, as required) • Maintain professional growth/ethical standards and self-development, compliance to professional, legal and ethical regulations governing nursing practice • Assist with the developmentand the implementation of nursing quality improvement plans, policies and standard operating procedures • Ensure efficientand accurate documentation, statistical data collection capturing and participation in research activities • Liaise, advise andeffectively communicate with the relevant internal and external stakeholders for continuity of client care.
CLINICAL NURSE PRACTITIONER: GRADE 1 TO 2 (PRIMARY HEALTH CARE)(NURSING SCHOOL)REMUNERATION: GRADE 1: R275 571 (PN-B1) PER ANNUM
GRADE 2: R338 931 (PN-B2) PER ANNUM
SERVICE BENEFITS: 13TH CHEQUE, EMPLOYER’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE PENSION FUND, HOUSING AND MEDICAL AIDALLOWANCE
Requirements: Minimum educational qualifications: Basic R425 qualification (i.e. diploma/degree in Nursing) or equivalentqualification that allows registration with the South African Nursing Council (SANC) as a Professional Nurse • a post-basicqualification with duration of at least 1 year Diploma in Clinical Nursing Science: Health Assessment, Treatment and Care.Registration with a professional council: Registration with the SANC as a Professional Nurse. Inherent requirement of the job: Avalid driver’s licence (Code B/EB). Experience: Grade 1: A minimum of 4 years’ appropriate/recognised nursing experience afterregistration as a Professional Nurse with the SANC in General Nursing. Grade 2: A minimum of 14 years’ appropriate/recognisednursing experience after registration as a Professional Nurse with the SANC in General Nursing • At least 10 years of the periodreferred to above must be appropriate/recognised experience after obtaining the 1-year post-basic qualification as mentionedabove.
Duties (key result areas/outputs): Provide Clinical School Health services to learners with parental consent in schools • Supportthe community care worker and the teacher as part of the team within the school environment • Support the PHC facility withthe rendering of a youth friendly service, after school hours and in school holidays • Monitor and evaluate school health reports.
Enquiries: Mr W Caesar/Ms LE Van Wyk 021 200 2281
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION FOR THE ATTENTION OF MR F LE ROUX, TO THE DIRECTOR:METRO DISTRICT HEALTH SERVICES: SOUTHERN/WESTERN SUBSTRUCTURE OFFICE, HUMAN RESOURCEMANAGEMENT, DP MARAIS NURSES HOME, CORNER OF WHITE AND MAIN ROAD, RETREAT 7945
The Department of Health is guided by theprinciples of Employment Equity. Disabledcandidates are encouraged to apply and anindication in this regard will be appreciated.
Closing Date:19 September 2014
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INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANTS: Z83 forms (obtainable from any Government department or www.westerncape.gov.za) must: Be completedin full, clearly reflect the name of the position, name and date of the publication (candidates may use this as reference), be signed, accompaniedby a comprehensive CV, the names of 3 referees and certified copies of ID, driver’s licence and qualification/s. A separate application form mustbe completed for each post. Applications without the aforementioned will not be considered Applications must be forwarded to the address asindicated on the advertisement. No late, faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted. CVs will not be returned. Excess personnel will receivepreference. Applications, which are received after the closing date, will not be considered.
Further communication will be limited to shortlisted candidates. If you have not received a response from the Department within 3 months of theclosing date, please consider your application as unsuccessful. It will be expected of candidates to be available for selection interviews on a date,time and place as determined by the Department.
As directed by the Department of Public Service & Administration, applicants must note that further checks will be conducted once theyare shortlisted and that their appointment is subject to positive outcomes on these checks, which include security clearance, qualificationverification, criminal records, credit records and previous employment.
Ticket sales for the inaugural CapeTown Fringe Festival have opened.Produced by the Grahamstown Na-
tional Arts Festival (NAF) team and sup-ported by the City of Cape Town and Stand-ard Bank, performances will take place inspecially devised theatre spaces includingthe iconic City Hall.A total of 89 productions have been con-
firmed as the core of the Fringe’s pro-gramme. The selected shows represent ablend of work that is “old and new, tried,tested, opportunistic, comfortable, famil-iar, edgy and daring,” according to NAF ar-tistic director Ismail Mahomed.
Focus on theatreMahomed says that the festival organis-
ers have selected a few more productionsthan they initially intended to. As theywere looking through the proposals, theyimmediately began mentally assigningthem to thevenues, thereby finding innova-tive ways to accommodate more shows.“Roughly half the productions selected aretheatre, while the rest are fairly evenlyspread across music, physical theatre, per-formance art, and comedy,” he says.From the outset, organisers had been
anxious to ensure that the Cape TownFringe gets established as a predominantlya theatre-orientated festival.He points out that there are already sev-
eral long-standing, successful single genrefestivals in Cape Town that cover comedyand jazz for example, and organisers werewary of replicating them.Among the productions to be staged are
a numberwhich recently drewaccolades inGrahamstown and which will be presentedin Cape Town for the first time, togetherwith some brand new work which will bepremiering at the new Fringe Festival.The idea was to present productions
which audiences are comfortable with,alongside some thatwould get tongueswag-ging.
Plethora of productionsForemost among those expected to raise
some eyebrows is rising star Gavin Kras-tin, whose groundbreaking piece #omnom-nom defies categorisation and takes audi-ences to new levels of discomfort. Therewill also be a number of productions – suchas Ameera Patel’s award-winning WhistleStop, Rob Murray’s Crazy in Love and Jem-ma Kahn in Amateur Hour! – which haveblown audiences away at other festivalsand form part of the Cape Town lineup.The closing weekend of the Fringe will
feature some big music shows in the CityHall, the details ofwhichwill be announcedsoon.V The inaugural Cape Town Fringe will run fromThursday 25 September until Saturday 5 October2014. For more information visit www.capetownfringe.co.za.
Feast oftheatre instore forthe Cape
Piet se Optelgoed is one of the productionson stage at the Cape Town Fringe Festival.PHOTO: NIAMH WALSHVORSTER
Die lekkerste basaar van die jaar, die boere-basaar van die NG Kerk Philadelphia, vindweer opVrydag 5 September plaasmet ondermeer meer as 3 ton se vars vleis wat verkoopsal word.Dié unieke basaarword om 18:00met ’n ge-
bed geopen, gevolg deur ’n haelgeweer-skoot...’n regte skietgebed! Die kinderver-
maak beloof om elke avontuurlustige kindvan vroeg tot laat besig te hou sodat Pa enMa die basaartafels kan besoek. Die trom-poppiesvandieVoorbereidingskoolDurban-ville sal met hul spoggerige passies die ba-saargangers vermaak. Een van die groottrekpleisters is diemeer as 3 ton selfgemaak-te en netjiesverpakte boerewors en braai-
pakke van skaap- en varkvleis, wat te koopsal wees.Daar sal ook ’n verskeidenheid ander pro-
dukte te koop wees, soos ingemaakte vrugte,groente, blatjang, strope, koeke, terte, vars-gebakte brood, beskuit, pasteie, basaarpoe-ding, pannekoek, koffie en koeldrank.V Kontak die kerkkantoor by 072 431 2831 met navrae.
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Robocops: The ParklandsCollege robotics team “EVRadar” won the Elementary age group at the WorldRobot Olympiad WesternCape Regional competitionheld at Open Design inCape Town recently. Hereare Mala Naidoo withGrade 5’s Hayden Visser,Bonan Zhu and KieranRedpath.
Xtremely entertaining: DanceXtreme dancers performed a ballet, modern and tap danceas entertainment at the Iris House Childrens Hospice fundraiser at the Table Bay hotelrecently. Here are Virpi Vogel, ChrisMari Lombaard, Danillo Acquisto (MC and Hectic Nine9TV presenter), Michelle Wright (owner of DanceXtreme) Annesie Fourie and Eldri Meintjesand in front is Alvina Ross.
Workshop upgrade: A generous donation of R185 000 received from ABB, a power andautomation technologies company, will enable the Orion Organisation in Atlantis to upgradeits workshop facilities as well as invest in much needed protected clothing for its disabledworkers. Here are Sydney Maritz, Chesney Bradshaw from ABB, Isaac Solomons, Hannl Cronjéand Ben Lewies, Orion’s work centre manager.
Victims assisted: Roleplayers in the newly revamped Melkbos Victim Empowermentroom, which was recently handed over to the Melkbos community police forum, are Helen leRoux of Community Intervention Centre, Amanda Fritz Whyte and Gerda Nilsson, both ofMelkbos Community Care Centre, Denise Robinson, DA member of parliament, and MandlaBotwe of Melkbos police. In the back is Danie Malan, principal of Melkbos Private School.
Youth empowerment: August was “Engaging our Youth Service Campaign” month, aLions Clubs International global action service campaign during which club members help topromote volunteerism and assist the future generation. Table View Lions Club assists manyorganisations throughout the year to help young people to develop skills while emphasisingthe power of youth involvement. The club recently gave a printer and cartridges valued atR4 500 to West Riding Primary School in Table View. Here are Lion Felicity van Eck (projectconvenor), Lion Thys van Eck (membership director), Ishara Hansraj (principal), Nic du Toit(vice principal) and Lion Dylin Kuni (president of Table View Lions Club).
Five provincial districthockey teamscompeted at theInterzonal HockeyFestival at Hartleyvale.Two of these teamsare coached andmanaged by educators from Table ViewPrimary School.Coaches Alisja deBruyn and AletRootman led theNorthern girls u13team to victory.
Table View Primary stars
Table View Primary School recently hosted the Durbell u9 and u10 Hockey Festival, in which 10schools and 42 teams participated. Their arrangements were flawless and all matches wereplayed and finalised on time. Here the u10 girls from Table View Primary School take onKenridge Primary School.
The Table View PrimarySchool’s u12A netball didparticularly well thisseason as they won theirH1 league and came thirdin the zonal championships. Here are KaylinRohith, Karin Coetzee(coach) and Laiken Rohithin the back, CayleeBarnett, Charleze Carmichael and Cloë Stander inthe middle, and JordynCampbell and LydiaMariErasmus in the front.
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Die Stad Kaapstad gaan met die proses begin om die vyfjaarplan (GOP) vir 2012 tot 2017 tehersien en om die begroting vir 2015/16 tot 2017/18 op te stel.
Dit sal die derde hersiening van die ampstermyn-plan wees wat op 28 Mei 2012 deur die Raadgoedgekeur is.
Die tydskedule vir die hersiening van die GOP en die begroting (onder) gee ’n uiteensettingvan die stappe wat gevolg sal word met die opstel van die begroting vir 2015/16 tot 2017/18en die wysiging van die GOP. Die doel van die hersiening van die GOP is om toe te sien datdie munisipale beplanning die beoordeling van sy prestasiemetings in ag neem en om byveranderende omstandighede aan te pas.
Die aktiwiteite kan soos volg opgesom word:November 2014 Die publiek lewer kommentaar oor die wysigings aan die GOP-dokument
vir 2012 tot 2017Maart 2015 Tertafellegging voor die Raad van die hersiene konsep-GOP vir 2015/16 en die
begroting vir 2015/16 tot 2017/18April 2015 Kommentaar en insette van die publiek oor die konsepbegroting vir 2015/16
tot 2017/18 en oor wysigings aan die GOPMei 2015 Die Raad keur wysigings aan die 2015/16-hersiening van die GOP en
die begroting vir 2015/16 tot 2017/18 goedJunie 2015 Openbare kennisgewing van die goedgekeurde begroting en die promulgering
van tariewe vir eiendomsbelasting en die wysigings aan die GOP
Afskrifte van die gedetailleerde tydskedule vir die GOP en begroting vir 2015/16 sal by allesubraadskantore, biblioteke en by http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/IDP/Documents/2015_16_timeschedule.pdfbeskikbaar wees.
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Powerful drivers at Power series
Marcel Angel will be looking to hold on to his domination in the V8 Masters during Round 7 of the Power Series at Killarney International Racewayon Saturday.
ADRIAN PHEIFFER
With top former European F3 driverSam Dejonghe on a fleeting visit tothe Cape for just one race, Satur-
day’s Mutlu Batteries Classic Car event atKillarney should be action-packed.The youngBelgian driver alreadyhad one
F3 championship victory to his name in thecurrent season, when he decided to switchto sports car racing. He will be at the wheelof his Dutch manager, Jan-Willem de laPorte’s powerful Chev CanAmV8 this week-end at the Power Series, which is sponsoredbyWingfieldMotors.Howeverhe is onlydueto arrive on Thursday which places him ata huge disadvantage against Bellville’sTrevor Momberg, who will be competing onhis home circuit in his super quick FordCapri.The Germanic dominance of the Midas
Clubman category sees a trio of Beemers inthe hands of the spectacular Danie vanNiekerk, Ebrahim Levy and Truspe Schoe-man up against reigning champion AndreJohnson (AudiA4).However some surprisesmaybe in store from the likes ofGolfer, ClintRennard who is currently hot property, orpossibly Brennan Green in a class X AudiA4.Behind them, the class B, BMW’s Gary
Mainwaring andMansoor Parkerwill be do-ing well if they can stay ahead of GavinCerff’s flying Golf. We are also well advisedto keep an eye onBrett Roach in the JiveGTiChallenge events. While he has always been
quick, this firebrand also acquired a humanwrecking ball status early in his career.However that seems to have been shelved oflate and his battle with Andrew Goslett andBessie Bester, as well as Nian du Toit (whostarts as the overall favourite) could be aclose one.The V8Masters and theMakita Supercars
are going to be back in action after their Na-mibian desert adventure last month. Thehead of the Supercar field is likely to be dis-puted between Nick Adcock and Table Viewstar Brad Wadeley, while Parow-based Ga-rethEasomandStuart Spooner are probablygoing to be the drivers to beat in the silverand bronze classes.
An excellent performance by veteran Pao-lo Cavalieri inWindhoek, where he finishedsecond to Marcel Angel, has seen himemerge as the dark horse in theMasters cat-egory.It is now going to be interesting to see
whether he can match up to guys like CraigJarvis and Charles Arton.
SAREL BURGER
Dit was ’n naweek met aangename nuus virDurbanville-Bellville, maar vir twee anderspanne in die A-afdeling van die WP se Su-per-rugbyliga, Bellville en Noordelikes/Northlink-kollege (NNK), het die laastereeks ligawedstryde met ’n bitter pil ge-paardgegaan.Die Durbies het met hul oortuigende oor-
winning van 38-22 oor Bellville (voorheenBellville Tech) vierde op die finale punteleer
geëindig – wat hulle laat kwalifiseer het virdie Presidentsbeker-kompetisie, waaraandie ses topspanne in die WP later hierdiemaand gaan deelneem.Daarby het Durbell in die wedloop gebly
vir ’n plek in vroeg aanstaande jaar se Ge-meenskapsbeker-kompetisie.Nou moet die Durbanvillers glo met ’n so-
ver ongeïdentifiseerde Bolandse klub afre-ken om saammet Hamiltons as Wes-Kaapseverteenwoordigers in die laasgenoemdekompetisie vir die beste nie-universitêre
klubspanne in die land mee te ding.Bellville, wat die afgelope twee seisoene
sake in die A-afdeling van die Superliga uit-gespook het, het voorlaaste op die punteleergeëindig en skuif nou saammetNNK (onder-aan die punteleer) af na die B-afdeling omplek temaak vir die opskuiwende twee voor-ste spanne in die B-afdeling. Met druktydwas dit nog onseker wie hierdie spanne is.In ’n spanningsvolle kragmeting Saterdag
het die Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland met’n drie in die doodsnikke ’n oorwinning van
34-33 oor Primrose verseker, terwyl Tyger-berg in ’n ewe aanskoulike wedstryd teenHelderberg vasgeval het.Nadat die Somerset-Wes-span ’n groot
voorsprong van 22-7 opgebou het, het Tyger-berg in die tweede helfte deeglik saamgeselsom die nederlaag tot 26-41 te beperk.In die B-afdeling het Brackenfell (39-32 t
Rangers) en Hands & Heart (33-29 t Milner-ton) aan die wenkant geëindig, maar Good-wood (22-42 t Collegians) en Scottsdene (12-50t Hamlets) het in die stof gebyt.
Durbies kwalifiseer met sege vir Presidentsbeker-kompetisie
Vier goues: Die CapeStarsgimnastiekklub hetsaam met ander akrobatiesegimnastiekklubs op Saterdag23 Augustus in Malmesburyaan die Kaapstadse enprovinsiale uitdunne deelgeneem. Die gimnaste watgekwalifiseer het, sal noudeurdring na die SuidAfrikaanse kampioenskapsbyeenkoms wat in Oktober inKaapstad gehou word. DieCape Starsgimnastiekklubse gimnaste, Mieke vanRensburg, Marizèl Botha enSuné van Rensburg, hetsaam 4 goue en 1 silwermedalje ontvang en het vir dieWesKaapse distriks enWPspan gekwalifiseer.
LUCKY FISH: Swimmers for the Barracudas Aquarama swim club currently hold the WesternProvince record for the boys u11 200 medley relay for the 20132014 season. From left: HeinrichLeeuw, Luan Grobbelaar, Heinz Dittrich (coach), Johannes Botha and Heinrich Crous.
SportPage 28 | Woensdag, 3 September 2014Onder redaksie van Stehan SchoemanTel: 021 910 6500 | epos: [email protected]
After a week ofhail, rain andsnow, MilnertonAquatic Club (Mac)welcomed the sun-ny weather fortheir 2014 openingcruise.
The event openedwith a speech fromMac’s new commo-dore, James Grantwho spoke of thehighlights of the ye-ar and welcomedVIP guests inclu-ding Bruce Keytal(Hermanus yachtclub vice-commo-dore) and ClintonRoux (Table Baynature reserve)Mac was also sup-ported by the pre-sence of NSRIMelkbos Station 18.
TheMacmanage-ment committeethen gathered un-der the flag polesand proceeded tohoist the club bur-gee with muchpomp and ceremo-ny.
Mac/Table Baynature reserve ha-ve just recently al-lowed the public topaddle at Rietvleifrom 07:30 until16:00 in the weekand from07:30 until17:00 over wee-kends, which isproving to be verypopular with allmanner of padd-lers.
Flags flyhigh ataquaticclub
SKOLERUGBY: WKAAPSE SPORTSKOOL SE O.16’S VERRAS
Tiere bly diebaas in 7’s
Stefan Engelbrecht van dieHS Bellville druk’n drie in sy spanse wedstryd teenKasselsvleiverlede weektydens dieWingfieldMotorsen Boeke 24/7 sesewemanrugbytoernooi inBellville. Stefanwas te sterk enhet sy drie gaandruk. Gaan nawww.tygerburger.co.za vir meerfoto’s.FOTO: CARINA ROUX
SAREL BURGER
Die Hoërskool Tygerberg het verledeweek die Wingfield-Motors en Boeke24/7 se seweman-rugbytoernooi in
Bellville heeltemal oordonder toehynienetdie kompetisie vir die soveelste keer gewenhet nie, maar boonop het die Parowiete indie eindstryd met HS Tygerberg se B-spante doen gekry.
Die Tiere se o.19B-span het verras deurHS Excelsior, verlede jaar se kampioen, indie halfeindronde met 19-12 te klop, terwylhul A-span met dieselfde telling HS Bellvil-le in die ander halfeindstryd uitgeskakelhet.
DieTiere se twee spannehetmekaar geengenade in die eindstryd betoon nie en dieA-span moes hard spook om met 24-22 dieknoop deur te hak. Ook die plaat-kompeti-sie, waarin die naaswenners van die vroeë-re vier groepemekaar aangedurf het, het ’n
nuwekampioen gelewer toe J.G.Meiring indie eindstryd Bellville-Suid, verlede jaar seplaat-wenner, met 28-21 geklop het. In diehalfeindronde was J.G. Meiring met 21-17te sterkvirTygerberg-klub terwylBellville-Suid 29-7 met HTS Bellville afgereken het.
V In Netwerk-Makelaars se sewestoer-nooi vir o.16-spanne Saterdag op die veldevan HS Brackenfell was die Wes-KaapseSportskool die verrassingspakket.
Die Kuilsrivier-span is eers in die eind-stryd naelskraap met 15-12 deur Paul RoosGimnasium gestuit. Die Sportskool hetDurbanville in die halfeindronde met 17-12geklop.
V In die laaste ligawedstryde Saterdag hetDe Kuilen in sy interskole-kragmeting teenWorcester Gimnasium ’n bloutjie geloop.
In ’n taai stryd, waarin albei spanne elknet eendrie kondruk, het dieWorcesterietemet 19-16 gewen. Fairmont was met 27-21Westerford se meerdere.
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V Born to be Wild will be on stage at Bar-nyard Willowbridge from tonight (Wed-nesday) until Sunday 5 October. Ticketprices vary. Visit www.barnyardthea-tres.co.za for more information.
V Ses Snare is Donderdag in Beste van SesSnare in die Ou Meulteater te sien. R120.Bespreek by 083 564 0056 of [email protected].
V Patrick Canovi and Natalie will be atJohnny Fox’s on Friday from 20:00. Call021 558 0686 to book.
V Hutsetiket! met Elizna Vermeulen isVrydag by The Stage in Bellville te sien.R80. Bespreek by [email protected].
V Adam Barnard is Vrydag in Ruk my totStilstand in die Ou Meulteater te sien.R110. Bespreek by 083 564 0056 of [email protected].
V Kidz Rock is on at Barnyard Willowbrid-ge on Saturday at 14:00. R80. Visitwww.barnyardtheatres.co.za for more in-formation.
V Sê jy ek’s Dik? met Yolande Rabe enMarika van Heerden is Saterdag by TheStage in Bellville te sien. R80. Bespreek [email protected].
V Philip Nel, Werner Weber, WestleyCockrell and UK comedian, Martin Daviswill be at Legends Celebrity Sports Cafein Edward Street on Saturday from 20:30.R60 at the door.
V Boulevard Blues, Dale Collins, Prof Mike Rossi (Sax) and Debbie Pryor (cajon)will be at Rondebosch Golf Club on Satur-day for Blues Meets Rock. R70. Call 021
689 4176 to book.
V Balkanology The Reunion is on at Si-deshow (old Vaudeville) from 21:00 onSaturday. Tickets cost R130 throughwww.webtickets.co.za or R150 at thedoor.
V Taxi Violence will launch their new al-bum with Woodstock Mafia, Death Panthers and The Robfather at The Assem-bly in CBD on Saturday. Tickets cost R50through www.webtickets.co.za.
V Patrick Canovi and Kiss the Sky aredoing a tribute to the “27 Club” and playingother great rock classics at Hillcrest Quar-ry, Durbanville on Sunday from 14:30. R70.Call 021 9764959 or email [email protected] to book.
V Andriëtte Norman en vriende kuierSondag vanaf 12:00 in The Read Leaf res-taurant op Beyerskloof. Kaartjies kos R120en sluit ‘n ete in. Bespreek by 021 8652685 of 071 604 9325.
V The Gavin Minter Quartet will be atMondiall Kitchen and Bar on Sunday from13:30. Call 021 418 3003 or email [email protected] to book.
V Louise Carver will be at Haute Cabrièrein Franschhoek on Sunday from 12:00. Tic-kets cost R495 and include welcomedrinks, canapés and a three-course lunchwith wines. Visit www.quicket.co.za tobook.
V Luna Paige will be performing withSchalk Joubert and Kevin Gibson at theBarleycorn Music Club (11 Lansdowne Ro-ad) on Monday. Call 082 493 1564 or [email protected] to book.
What’s On | Wat’s Waar
Lucy, Ster-Kinekor’s biggest release thismonth, is currently showing at Ster-KinekorCapeGate, Tygervalley, Parow and Bayside.This adrenaline-fuelled, visual effects-
driven action thriller stars Scarlett Johans-son in the title role and is directed byFrenchdirector Luc Besson. The film is set in Asia,in a slightly futuristicworld run by themob,street gangs, drug addicts and corrupt cops.
Lucy is awomanwho is kidnapped, surgical-ly adapted and forced towork as a drugmulefor a group of gangsters. That is, until an ac-cident causes the drugs inside her to floodher system and she acquires instantaneoussuperhuman strength and immense intelli-gence.V Visit www.sterkinekor.com or call Ticketline on0861 668 437 for more info.
Lucy strikes SterKinekor cinemas this week
Nuwe konsep: SuidAfrika se eerste Idol,Heinz Winckler, met kitaar in die hand, enCharl “Braai” Bruwer, met ’n braaitang in syhand, is saam die manne agter BraaiVe’Note. Op Woensdag 10 September steldié vennote hul nuwe konsep in dieJamrockteater in Brackenfell bekend by ’ngeleentheid waar vermaak en braai bymekaarkom. Die bekendstelling word om 18:30“aan die brand gesteek” met Ian Bredenkamp as seremoniemeester. Kaartjies tenbate van die Thembalitsha Foundation kosR195 en sluit ’n verwelkomingsdrankie, ’ndriegangspitbraaiete en ’n opvoering deurHeinz Winckler in. Bespreek by 021 981 1313.
The Ballistics get a little silly during their visit on the Orange Couch.
The Ballistics blast offwith new tour and EPLOUISA STEYL
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With a new album and a new name,The Ballistics have had a very busyyear.
When TygerBurger last spoke to theNorthern suburbs band, they had just re-leased their debut EP and were playing un-der the name Ballistic Blues.Last year the band were joint winners of
the Rolling Stone Rockstarter competition(sharing the title with Cortina Whiplash)which kicked open the doors to the SouthAf-rican music industry.Thanks to their involvement in the compe-
tition, they got to perform at Oppikoppi,toured Gauteng, were featured in the SouthAfrican edition of Rolling Stone magazineand, most importantly, got the opportunityto record their full-length album at VH Mu-sic and Publishing in Joostenbergvlakte.
Not just the bluesBallistic decided to change their name
slightly in order to steer clear of alienatingpotential new fans who might put them ina box before hearing them.“We started out as a solid blues band and
only played blues-orientated gigs,” explainslead guitarist, Tyan Odendal. But theirsoundhas evolved and the bandhave startedplaying music with other influences to newcrowds who weren’t necessarily into blues.“We’re not just blues anymore,” Tyan says.“We thought we’d broaden our horizons,”
adds bassist JP le Roux.Frontman, Nick Forbes, says the new al-
bum is a collection of their best work overthe past few years.
When it all comes togetherWhile their roots are still in blues, Nick
says Calling for the Crazy has elements ofpop and jazz, before hastily adding: “I thinkit’s full-on rock actually.”The band did some pre-production for the
albumwith Basson Laubscher before spend-ing 10 days in the VH studio recording thealbum.JP points out that you’d have to go to a
show or experience their music for yourselfto pinpoint their sound.“We are four different people and we have
different music influences and when it allcomes together it kind of makes somethingnew,” he says.The band are planning a newmusic video,
launching their music on on-line platformsand releasing of a new single over the nextfewmonths, all between touring throughoutSeptember. A coastal tour may be in thepipeline in December.“We want to get our album out to as many
people as possible, in as many places as pos-sible,” Tyan says.In the meantime, Capetonians can go to
their gig at Dizzy’s in Camps Bay on Fridayfrom 21:00. Tickets for the show cost R40 andwill be available at the door where you’ll al-so be able to pick up a copy of Calling forthe Crazy.V The Ballistics visited the Orange Couch to givereaders a taste of their new album. Visit www.tygerburger.co.za to watch their performance and interview.
Milnerton Players will be hosting their nextsocial evening on Friday 5 September from20:00.This month’s entertainment will include
a guest performance by Vocal Unity, a choirmade up of mostly professional performersunder the direction of localmusician and en-tertainer, Jeremy Quickfall. Although stillin its infancy, this groupwill tackle any rep-ertoire that crosses its path, from FreddieMercury and Stephen Sondheim to KarlJenkins, Pentatonix and even LaurikaRauch.Quickfall is also the musical director for
the Players forthcoming musical produc-tion, The World Goes ‘Round, the songs ofKander & Ebb.The five talented singers whomake up the
cast of this fast moving revue will then per-form a few of the musical numbers as a fore-taste of the show.”The evening takes place at thePlayhouse’s
cosy redecorated foyer/café theatre with afully licenses bar and coffee bar. Chips andchocolates will also be available.
V Entrance costs R5 for members and R10 for nonmembers. No booking is required.
