Email: [email protected]Wednesday 30 May 2012 Tel: 021 910 6500 Fax: 021 910 6501 Burger T A B L E V I E W Talk to us for Advice Stocking the Biggest Range of the Biggest Names ! Bellville 021 944 3330 PROUD STOCKIST of the NEW SEALY BEDDING RANGE ! NOW EXCLUSIVELYAVAILABLE @ YOUR NEAREST TAFELBERG BRANCH ! Ladies Clothing I Cosmetics I Underwear I Handbags I Costume Jewellery I Accessories Learners from Elka- nah House school re- cently performed the musical Hairspray at the school’s theatre to the appreciation of 3 810 audience mem- bers during 11 shows. The show featured Kelly Naudé and Spiro Kostiris in the leading roles of Tracy Turn- blad and Link Larkin (centre stage). The audience were also enthralled by the splendid vocal capa- bilities of Shanaaz Speelman (Motor- mouth Maybelle) and Julienne Stols (Velma von Tussle) as well as the comic antics of Lloyd Brown (left) who in drag portrayed the role of the buxom Edna Turnblad. LEON STEENKAMP Keeping her wits about her not only saved a young woman from Parklands during a house rob- bery but also saw four robbers being caught red-handed. Siddiqu Samsoodien (19) was at home asleep in her bedroom on Fri- day morning at 10:50 when she heard a loud banging sound on the security gate of one of the doors. “I thought it was my brother bunking school but I knew that he had a key for that gate,” Samsoodi- en says. As the racket continued outside the house in Bradford Close Sam- soodien decided to investigate the matter. “My gut feeling was to go into the living room and see what was going on but I heard something wasn’t right. I thought better of it. I got up, closed my bedroom door and locked it,” she says. At this stage she could hear a stranger walking in the house. “I was surprised he didn’t hear me close the door.” She sent an instant message to her boyfriend telling him that there was someone in the house. “I wanted to phone the police then but I didn’t have any airtime,” says Samsoodien who currently studies at the University of Stellenbosch. In a panic she also sent a message to her parents who were in Johan- nesburg visiting with her older sis- ter and her newborn baby. Her boyfriend, on his way from his workplace at Eden on the Bay in Bloubergstrand, phoned the po- lice. Her father also contacted the police about the situation. As Samsoodien hid away in her room she saw her door handle move. The intruder however moved onto the main bedroom when he found the door locked. “I then heard footsteps on the stones outside my bedroom win- dow. I thought it was one of the crooks circling the house and crouched down under the window.” When her boyfriend arrived he entered the yard. Moments later a police van stopped in the street. The footsteps Samsoodien heard were that of the responding police officer. “My boyfriend sent me a message telling me it is a policeman that is at my window.” In a whispered tone, the terrified young woman told the policeman what she knew and where she thought the robber was. “I thought there was only one be- cause they didn’t talk to each oth- er,” she says. As more police arrived they en- tered the house. Samsoodien was told to remain in her room. She could hear scuffling noises from her parents’ bedroom before a female police officer told her it was safe to come out of the room. “When I came out I saw that there were two handcuffed men standing in the living room. I was surprised at how well they were dressed. They didn’t look like robbers. If you see them on the street you wouldn’t think that they would be breaking into your house at 11:00 the next morning,” she says. . To page 2. ‘They’re in my home’ ) Woken by burglars, but cops arrive Dance fever
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Learners from Elkanah House school recently performed themusical Hairspray atthe school’s theatreto the appreciation of3 810 audience members during 11 shows.The show featuredKelly Naudé and SpiroKostiris in the leadingroles of Tracy Turnblad and Link Larkin(centre stage). Theaudience were alsoenthralled by thesplendid vocal capabilities of ShanaazSpeelman (Motormouth Maybelle) andJulienne Stols (Velmavon Tussle) as well asthe comic antics ofLloyd Brown (left)who in drag portrayedthe role of the buxomEdna Turnblad.
LEON STEENKAMP
Keeping her wits about her notonly saved a young woman fromParklands during a house rob-bery but also saw four robbersbeing caught red-handed.
Siddiqu Samsoodien (19) was athome asleep in her bedroom on Fri-day morning at 10:50 when sheheard a loud banging sound on thesecurity gate of one of the doors.
“I thought it was my brotherbunking school but I knew that hehad a key for that gate,” Samsoodi-en says.
As the racket continued outside
the house in Bradford Close Sam-soodien decided to investigate thematter.
“My gut feeling was to go into theliving room and see what was goingon but I heard something wasn’tright. I thought better of it. I got up,closed my bedroom door and lockedit,” she says. At this stage she couldhear a stranger walking in thehouse.
“I was surprised he didn’t hearme close the door.”
She sent an instant message toher boyfriend telling him that therewas someone in the house.
“Iwanted tophone thepolice thenbut I didn’t have any airtime,” says
Samsoodien who currently studiesat the University of Stellenbosch.
In a panic she also sent a messageto her parents who were in Johan-nesburg visiting with her older sis-ter and her newborn baby.
Her boyfriend, on his way fromhis workplace at Eden on the Bayin Bloubergstrand, phoned the po-lice. Her father also contacted thepolice about the situation.
As Samsoodien hid away in herroom she saw her door handlemove. The intruder however movedonto the main bedroom when hefound the door locked.
“I then heard footsteps on thestones outside my bedroom win-
dow. I thought it was one of thecrooks circling the house andcrouched down under the window.”
When her boyfriend arrived heentered the yard. Moments later apolice van stopped in the street.
The footsteps Samsoodien heardwere that of the responding policeofficer.
“My boyfriend sent me a messagetelling me it is a policeman that isat my window.”
In a whispered tone, the terrifiedyoung woman told the policemanwhat she knew and where shethought the robber was.
“I thought there was only one be-cause they didn’t talk to each oth-
er,” she says.As more police arrived they en-
tered the house. Samsoodien wastold to remain in her room.
She could hear scuffling noisesfrom her parents’ bedroom before afemale police officer told her it wassafe to come out of the room.
“When I came out I saw that therewere two handcuffed men standingin the living room. I was surprisedat how well they were dressed. Theydidn’t look like robbers. If you seethem on the street you wouldn’tthink that they would be breakinginto your house at 11:00 the nextmorning,” she says.
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The classification of a Vissers-hok oil refinery as a major haz-ardous institution has raised thequestion what impact this nowhas on the immediate environ-ment and nearby residents.
Residents in Table View have inthe past fingered FFS Refiners situ-ated in Frankdale Road, Vissers-hok, as thepossible originof the sul-phurous and bad odour thatplagued the area on certain eve-nings.
FFS Refiners produce a range offuels that are used in a variety of ap-plications which include baking,glass melting, billet heating, steam
raising, brick making, asphalt heat-ing, power plant start-up and auxil-iary power plant primary fuel.
The notice of FFS Refiners beingclassified as a major hazardous in-stitution was published in a localnewspaper two weeks ago.
According to FFS Refiners’ envi-ronmental manager Alison Hay-cock the company has always beenclassified as a major hazardous in-stallation in terms of the Major Haz-ardous Installation (MHI) regula-tions GNR 692 under the Occupa-tional Health and Safety Act.
She said the notice in the paperis part of the legal requirement interms of the MHI regulations.
The refinery is considered anMHI due to the quantity of flamma-
ble oil stored on site she said.Haycock said they are continu-
ously monitoring the emissionsthat the refinery releases into theair.
“Point source emissions aremeasuredannually andambient airis monitored six monthly as re-quired in terms of the National En-vironmental Management AirQuality Act and our permit/RODconditions,” she explained, addingthat company employees undergooccupational health risk assess-ments on an annual basis as pre-scribed by the hazardous chemicalsubstances regulations.
Lungiswa James, mayoral com-mittee member for health, con-firmed that FSS Refiners currently
operate within the emissionsframework allowed by the City ofCape Town’s health regulations.
“The closest ambient air qualitymonitoring stations to the FFS re-finery are the two situated in TableView and Bothasig. Both of thesestations currently show no exceed-ing of the measured pollutants. Inaddition, the FFS refinery current-ly meets their Atmospheric Emis-sion Licence conditions,” Jamessaid.
According to him a full ambientair quality monitoring station wasalso established by the ProvincialGovernment of the Western Cape inMorningstar (Vissershok) in coop-eration with the city’s air qualitymanagement unit.
“This monitoring station was lo-cated downwind of the FFS Refin-ery and Vissershok Landfill Site tomonitor air quality impacts on theclosest residents to this hub, name-ly Morningstar.
“The results from this monitor-ing station suggest that the ambientair quality found in this communityis well within the South AfricanAmbient Air quality Standards,”James said.
He added that when complaints ofthis nature are investigated, factorssuch as wind direction, wind speed,atmospheric stability, the type andstrength of the odour, and individu-al sensitivity all play a role.
Complaints can be reported tocity health on 021 590 1419.
Refinery ‘a hazard but air quality OK’
. From page 1.Police confiscated jewellery belonging to
Samsoodien’s mother from the two suspects.At the station more stolen jewellery was foundhidden in their shoes.
Police arrested two more suspects who werewaiting outside in a 4x4 double cab bakkie.
The robbers gained access to the yard by lift-ing the motorised motor gate off its rail witha crowbar. The same crowbar was used tobreak the frame of the security gate off theframe of the living room door.
“My room was trashed. They went througheverything, even my underwear. I still can’tsleep there,” says Samsoodien’s mother Saki-na. She is very grateful that the situationplayed out the way it did.
“It could have been much worse. We couldhave been burying my daughter or she couldhave been raped,” she says.
The whole family has been traumatised bythe incident. “Everyone looks suspiciousnow,” says Samsoodien adding that she cannotstay home alone any more.
Police arrested three Tanzanians (two ofthem 30 and a 17-year-old), and a 32-year-oldMalawian who all reside in Du Noon.
They appeared in the Cape Magistrate’sCourt. The case has been postponed to 7 Juneand the suspects remain in police custody.
Family traumaafter robbery
Police are urgently looking for informa-tion about an incident where a Park-lands woman was savagely attackedsome two weeks ago.
On Thursday 3 May at 16:00 a youngwoman, in her 20s was assaulted on herway to her boyfriend’s home in Sun-ningdale. The woman had got off a MyCi-Ti bus and was walking walking towardsSt Anne’s Road, Sunningdale.
“She was unknowingly followed by ateenage boy, wearing a Milnerton HighSchool blazer, who was on the same buswith her,” police spokesperson Lieuten-ant Elizabeth Munro says.
The road is adjacent to a green belt
with a water canal running through it.As she reached the canal, her assailant
pushed her from behind. She fell and hither head against the concrete.
Munro says the attacker started tostrangle the woman and held her headunder water.
“She fought back and grabbed his geni-tals, he then let go and she had a chanceto ran away,” Munro says.
The motive for the attack is not knownand police are investigating a case of as-sault. Anyone who witnessed this inci-dent or has information on this case isasked to contact Detective ConstableMgaju on 071 876 2819 or 021 521 3300.
Attacker in school blazer
The Community Intervention Centrewill be having its AGM on 13 June. The mee-ting will take place in the boardroom of theBlaauwberg Netcare Hospital, Sunningdale
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The event will give visitors a host ofideas on how to spoil the special dad intheir lives. Some welcome gifts could bea voucher for a massage, reading or hea-ling session or get Dad started on theearthworm farm, ideal for fishing andgardening. A range of fresh organic vege-tables and free range meat, books and ahost of big boy toys will be there.
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A mother from Boston is hoping to be-come the first-ever South African Strong-woman when the first-ever competitionof this kind kicks off in September.
Liesl Schoonraad (41) is no stranger whenit comes to setting tough goals for herself andputting in hours of hard training to achievethem.TygerBurger has in the past reported on
Schoonraad after she swam from Robben Is-land to Bloubergstrand, became the firstwoman in South Africa to pull a 10-tonnetruck and became the first woman in theworld to pull a Dakota aircraft in Decemberlast year.
This last challenge saw her tear her Achil-les tendon which required surgery.
These three challenges were done to createawareness around and support for those suf-fering from cerebral palsy. Her subsequentcommitment to strength sports and how itcan help to motivate children to “standstrong” even when times are difficult, hasseen Schoonraad start the Strong4Charityorganisation.
This year she will be involved in severaldemonstrations of strength events and moti-vational talks aimed at encouraging peopleto empower themselves on a physical, men-tal and emotional level.
“It has been wonderful to have the supportfor combining the sport with charity and mo-tivational events from a few of the world’s
best strongmen like Terry Hollands, MarkFelix and Derek Poundstone as well as re-ceiving huge support from my friend WWE’sThe Big Show,” Schoonraad says.
Apart from the charity work she has alsobeen instrumental in establishing an officialSouth African Strongwoman competition.
“Four weeks after surgery I was back ingym training upper body, crutches, moon-boot and all. My rehab started on week sixfor another six weeks and gym training isnow back in full swing. I am taking it easyon the Achilles and have learnt to listen tomy body. I know when to push and when togive it a break,” she says about her training.
On 1 and 2 September Schoonraad will betravelling to Johannesburg to take part inSouth Africa’s very first competition forStrongwoman. The South African Strong-man Competition will take place in the sametime at Gold Reef City.
“I am so excited at the fact that the sportis growing to the level where competitionsare going to be held for women. It would bea dream come true to win this competitionand become South Africa’s Strongest Wom-an, but to do that there lies three months ofgruelling training ahead,” she says.
Strongman/woman competition is not abig sport in Cape Town, so technique train-ing for events in itself will be a challenge.
“I am blessed to have the support fromthree super strongmen from Cape Town,Herman Steyn, Moh Yahyah and ShaneMaree,” says Schoonraad who is also a mem-ber of the South African Strongman Union.
“The support from the chairmanandmem-bers has been incredible. On 31 March and1 April I supported the Strongman Nationalsin Durban and it was a truly incredibleevent. All the athletes showed true sport-manship and the support amongst the guysis incredible.”
Visit www.strong4charity.co.za or contactLiesl at [email protected].
Aiming to be the strongest
Liesl Schoonraad managed to pull a Dakota aircraft in December. She tore her Achilles tendonon her second attempt after pulling the aircraft five metres.
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It really is astonishing how littlehas been said and written in thiscountry about the most remarkableSouth African or our time – ElonMusk. He hails from Pretoria but henow lives in America where his ex-ploits are the stuff of legends.
He made his first fortune develop-ing ZIP 2 software for the publish-ing industry before going on tomake his second fortune as a co-founder of Paypal. When Paypalwas sold for about R12 billion he puthis share of the money into threecompanies. The “bread and butter”business is SolarCity which installssolar panels on roofs in California.
Then there is Tesla Motors whichhas developed and manufactures
electric cars that perform like Fer-raris. Both Mercedes and Toyotahave been so impressed that theyhave bought stakes in the company.
His sports car has sold to A-listHollywood stars and in July hisModel S will be launched followedby an electric SUV. The prototypehas already generated rave re-views. Musk has been described asthe most innovative figure in themotor industry since Henry Ford.
His third company is the most ex-citing of all. He designs and manu-factures rockets and spacecraft andhas just delivered a load of cargo tothe international space station.
SpaceX is not the only privatecompany in the space race but it is
quite unique. Others started byadapting inter-continental ballisticmissiles which had past their sell-by dates to launch satellites. Hestarted by designing a completelynew liquid-fuelled rocket, or rathera whole family of rockets. His boastis that he will launch satellites fora fraction of the cost charged by oth-ers in the field.
He has put several satellites intoorbit and leapt ahead of the compe-tition (that includes companies likeBoeing) by launching his Dragonspace capsule into orbit, separatingit from its rocket and bringing itback to earth in a perfect mission.He has now followed this up by de-livering a cargo to the space station.
And this is just thebeginning. His Drag-on capsule is designedto carry seven astro-nauts (the Russiancapsule carries justthree) and when itcomes back to earth itwill land on its ownrocket power, like thelunar lander.
Not surprisinglyhis company is beingcontracted for enoughsatellite launches tokeep it busy for a decade. NASA hasa $1.6 billion contract with SpaceXto resupply the space station.
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Twenty-four pets from DuNoon were sterilised at the re-cent spay-a-thon marathon ofCitivet in Monte Vista, ofwhich 20 were collected fromthe township by AfricanTails.
Over and above the free steri-lisation, all the animals wenthome with a blanket, a bag offood and a fancy dog collar.
They were also de-wormedand had tick and flea treatment.
Citivet would like to thank allwho participated in making thisday a huge success and to theirsuppliers who made very gener-ous donations.
There are many benefits tohaving pets sterilised.
An unsterilised female dogand her unsterilised offspringcan produce 67 000 puppies insix years and an unsterilised fe-male cat and her offspring canproduce 370 000 kittens in sevenyears!
One’s pet will, of course, re-tain its individual personalityafter the sterilisation. The onlycharacter change resultingfrom sterilising is that one’s petmight “calm down” a little.
There is no benefit in lettingone’s pet have a litter before itis spayed, since it is actually bet-ter for her not to have a litter ora period of being on heat beforebeing spayed.
Think carefully before letting
one’s female pet have a litter, asone is responsible for keepingthe offspring until one finds re-sponsible owners for them.
Spaying also eliminates uter-ine infection and reduces therisk of mammary cancer, while
neutering prevents testicularand prostate cancer. In additionto the health benefits, one’s petwon’t face the danger of being infights, run over or exposed todiseases while on the prowl insearch of a mate.
Thanks, as spayathon a big success
Veterinarian Dr Aletta Mulder from Citivet MonteVista sterilises a pet from Du Noon.
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Eric Miles Cheshire Home is host-ing a Bring and Buy coffee morningtomorrow (Thursday) from 09:30 at18 Corsair Road, Sanddrift in Mil-nerton.
The manager, Alet Bosman, theresidents and the Thursday LadiesGroup invites everybody to comeand enjoy their delicious scones,served with tea or coffee, while onediscovers a variety of interestingbargains.
These will include haberdashery,needlework,white elephants, booksstalls, second hand clothing, bric-a-brac, cakes, biscuits, plants, cards
made by residents, fresh and frozenmeals to take home like chickenpies, curry and rice, and puddings.
Says Bosman: “This is a wonder-ful opportunity to catch up with ourold friends and meet new friends.This is the time of the year whereyou will discover the talent, skillsand hear the successful stories ofour residents! We so rely on yoursupport, now more than ever inthese economically challengingtimes and would like all of you tocome and support us!
“We are looking forward to a funmorning with you!”
Bargains and great food
Learners of the ACVV Koebergpreschool are in dire need ofsome warm clothing this win-ter.
The organisation is appealingto the public to help by sponsor-ing the school’s 38 pupils with awarm jacket and a pair of gum-boots.
“We have a list of names withthe shoe and jacket sizes to pickfrom. What we ask is a nice basic
winter jacket (a rain jacket willbe great too) and a pair of wellies(gumboots) for them to wear toschool every day,” says NikkiePretorius from the ACVV Koe-berg.
Jackets currently available inshops range from R80 upwardsand the boots from R30 to R100.
“Anything is fine so long as itis the right size.
“We ask that jackets be some-thing that will last as it will be
their only jacket and as such willget worn every single day.
“So it will need to withstand alot of wear and tear and be ma-chine washable,” Pretorius re-minded.
The ACVV Koeberg also wel-comesanyotherdonations for theover 1 000 impoverished childrenin its service area.
Those who would like to donatecan contact Pretorius via [email protected].
Jackets & gumboots needed
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A local football club hasstrengthened its effort to devel-op the sport in a nearby informalsettlement with the donation ofequipment and kit.
The Table View Football Club(TVFC) last week handed over jer-seys, pants, socks and soccer ballsto the Sophakame Primary Schoolin Du Noon.
Despite having some 1 000 learn-ers the school only has three teams:u-11, u-13 and u-14 – playing in thelocal school league.
The school’s deputy principaland sports co-ordinator Amos Si-wayi says the lack of coaches, facili-ties and kit prevents the schoolfrom fielding more teams.
“We have a lot of kids that showup at training at the beginning ofthe season but unfortunately wecan’t absorb all of them,” he says.
This does however mean that theplayers included in these teams arethe best of the best, he adds.
He says those who do not makethe cut for the school are urged totry out for teams competing in the
Local Football Association (LFA).The Du Noon LFA which falls un-
der the South African Football As-sociation Cape Town includes clubsin areas like Du Noon, Joe Slovoand Phoenix competing againsteach.
The TVFC currently has some 30juniors players from u-11 to u-17playing for the club.
The club’s development pro-gramme which has been runningfor the last six years has alreadyproved hugely beneficial to someplayers from Du Noon.
One such player is Bonga Dladlawho represented the club at u-11 fortwo seasons.
Dladla was subsequently scoutedby Ajax Cape Town and is now partof their junior set up.
“That boy has great skills. That iswhat we want to do – have the play-ers play for the club and then getthem seen by the big clubs likeAjax,” Tim Hayward junior co-chairman of TVFC says.
The club is intent on creatingsimilar opportunities for otherplayers like Dladla.
“In 2013 we want to work withAmos to attract top school players
to play for Table View and so exposethem to professional coaches,” Hay-ward says.
Du Noon currently has two sport-fields which the different soccerteams not only have to share amongthemselves but also with othersporting codes like rugby.
“The fields are not very level andare difficult to train on,” Siwayisays.
Aspart of its partnershipwith theschool Hayward agreed that theschool teams could train on theTVFC fields ahead of big matchesand before regional and provincialtryouts.
Siwayi was very thankful for thedonations from the club.
“With this training kit, they canlook the same. It looks nice and willalso motivate the kids to come totraining,” he said adding that theplayers’ lack of boots is also a bigproblem.
“The kids play with bare feet. Itis a problem when they train withbare feet and then in matches whenthey play with borrowed boots theycan’t perform.”
The TVFC will be running a soc-cer boots drive during June.
New kit ‘motivatestalented players’
Neil Robertson (TVFC media liaison), Amos Siwayi (deputy principal of Sophakame Primary), John Santos (junior cochairman), Tim Hayward (juniorcochairman). In front players show off their kit. Photo: Leon Steenkamp
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A Catholic priest dressed in aleather waistcoat, getting off amotorcycle at a local motorbikerally, is an unusual sight.
However unusual this may be,this is exactly what one can expectwhen Father Bogdan Buksa of theBellville Catholic Church isaround.
Father Bogdan successfully com-bines his love for the Lord with hispassion – motorcycling. The resultis a unique ministry on two wheels,
aptly called the Knights of St Chris-topher (St Christopher is the patronof travellers).
Knights of St Christopher is anassociation for all Christian ridersthrough which the word of God isspread to people by evangelism.“The ministry is an initiative of theCatholic Archdiocese of CapeTown, but transcendsacross all par-ishes,” says Father Bogdan.
The newly established motorcy-cle ministry was inaugurated at aspecial mass, marking the officialcommencement earlier in May. Theministry’s mission is to establish a
non-profit, inter-denominationalChristian organisation, with dedi-cated Christian riders of any Chris-tian denomination who share a loveof the Lord and a willingness tospread His gospel.
“The ministry will serve the poorwhere there is a need and be a voicefor those who cannot speak forthemselves,” said Father Bogdan.
Archbishop Stephen Brislin isthe official patron of the ministry.
Father Bogdan started riding his1 500cc Kawasaki Vulcan last yearand shortly after he took up his newhobby, found out there was no bik-
ing association for Catholic bikers.He realised many Catholic motor-cycle lovers went to other motorcy-cle ministries. Soon thereafter themotorcycle ministry was estab-lished.
“If you have two wheels, a desireto minister to others and have funat the same time, you have to jointhis exciting ministry,” said FatherBogdan.
Their motto “He died for me, Iwill ride for Him,” sums up their at-titude towards their love for Christand passion for hogs.
Since the inception of the Knights
of St Christopher, the membershave been busy. They adopted theDon Bosco Educare Centre in Delftas their charity project for the year;have been on a blanket run for theneedy, attended two motorcycle ral-lies and are organising a huge BibleRun, in association with the BibleSociety of the Western Cape, in or-der to raise funds for Bible distribu-tion to the underprivileged.
Every last Saturday of the montha bikers’ mass (service) will be heldat Our Lady of Fatima CatholicChurch in Rhos Street in Bellvilleat 17:00, starting Saturday 30 June.
‘He died for me and I will ride for Him’
Father Bogdan Buksa of the Bellville Catholic Church on his 1 500ccKawasaki Vulcan. Photo: Jana Bekker
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BBC Food’s flamboyantly delight-ful Reza Mahammad visited Hir-sch’s Milnerton branch last Tues-day to work his magic.
Says Hirsch PRO, Nardo van Eck:“Excited guests started arriving asearly as 17:00 to ensure a front rowseat for Reza’s cooking demonstra-tion which started at 18:00. Reza ar-rived in a stretched white limou-sine along with Ashraf Jeena, man-aging director for ELBA, andChristine Cashmore, director forthe Good Food and Wine Show, andwas met by Hirsch’s chief opera-tions executive, Margaret Hirsch.”
Reza prepared two recipes fromhis new cookbook, “Reza’s IndianSpice – Eastern Recipes for Western
Cooks”. First he prepared chickenin a coriander paste, which boastswith coriander, green chillies, cash-ewnuts andcoconutmilk. Laughterfilled the air as he explained the dif-ference between coconut cream andcoconutmilk, andhowSouthAfricawas the only country that sold themboth in a tin.
He also discussed the history ofchillies and how they came to influ-ence eastern cooking to the extentit has since the 16th centurythrough the spice trade.
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Dishes prepared were served onplatters and guests were given theopportunity to taste Reza’s deli-cious creations. After the cookingsession, Reza signed copies of hisnew cookbook, which is on sale atHirsch’s Milnerton.
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Die joernalis van TygerBurger bars uitvan die lag en sê: “Ek gaan dit as my inlei-dingsparagraaf gebruik!”
Die komediant antwoord: “Nee man! Diseen van my beste jokes!”
Brent Niemandt (34) is onlangs genomi-neer as een van die beste komediante in dieland by die Ikusasa-toekennings in Pretoria.Hy was ook “streng gesproke” die enigsteAfrikaanse komediant by die geleentheid –sy trots ken geen perke nie.
Niemandt is nog altyd ’n snaakse ou, maarhy het eers onlangs voltyds begin “werk” as’n komediant, want deesdae sit hy op diebank voor die televisie, skryf snaakse gedag-tes neer en maak geld!
Sy eenmanvertoning staan bekend as Pas-getroud en die idee daaragter is dat hy “mis-lik” voel en “moeg” is. “My vertoning gaanomtrent 70% oor die getroude lewe, 10% oormy seun, 10% oor ander dinge soos koerant-opskrifte en die ander 10% oor my skoon-ma,” verduidelik Niemandt.
Hy kom blykbaar goed oor die weg met syvrou en sy skoonma...
“Ek praat onder andere oor troues, babasen ander verskonings vir minder seks,asook tien nuwe maniere om op ’n poef teslaap,” gaan hy voort.
Niemandt tree ook baie keer op saam metander komiese mense, soos Vaatjie van Poe-na is koning-faam en Wayne McKay.
Saterdagaand (2 Junie) word een van hier-die gesellighede juis by Encore-restaurantby Northlink-kollege in Welgelegen gehou.
Nog ’n uitstekende voorbeeld van Brent sehumor is die dag toe hy op Youtube “aan-soek” gedoen het vir die Springbok-afrig-
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Bothasig se komediant, Brent Niemandt, isnie regtig keelvol vir die “pasgetroude” lewenie.
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Give HomeAffairs duePeople are always talkingbadaboutHomeAffairs. Well, I just want you to congratu-late theBellville branch for excellent serv-ice.
My parents visited them to apply forpassports as they are planning to visittheir first-born grandchild in Taiwan lat-er in this year.
They applied for their passports on 17April and thought they would probablyhave to wait at least six weeks to receivethem, but they actually received an SMSon 30 April to inform them they are fin-ished. They went to fetch them on 3 May.
This is certainly a positive to take for-ward in South Africa. This department isnot so pathetic after all. If you see somegood service, please don’t forget to smileand appreciate it. Too many people aremiserable and blind and only see the badside of things. Maybe we can have a spacein thenewspaperwherepeople canbe con-gratulated on good service in the future?
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Teleurgesteldin poskantoorOns steier onder misdaad en bedrog enverwringing van feite en die ergste is dathierdie effek nou ook ons kleinkinders envriende in die buiteland raak.
Op 12 en 19 Maart pos ons ses pakkiesby ons plaaslike poskantoor na die VSA.
Die totale posgeld beloop R1 505,10. Ditis verjaardagpakkies aan kleinkinders.
Van die ses pakkies het net vier hul be-stemming bereik. Dit is die eerste keer intwee jaar wat ons van ons plaaslike pos-kantoor se diens gebruik maak.
Op 8 Mei het ons drie pakkies van Ty-gervallei se poskantoor gepos en almal hethul bestemmings bereik.
Waar is die fout? Hoe verduidelik onsdit aan kleinkinders wat wag vir hul ver-jaardagpakkies?
Dit is hoe dit in dié land gaan. Daar isnet eenvoudig geen sekerheid nie, terwylons steier onder posgeld.
Ons is uiters teleurgesteld en hartseeroor die toedrag van sake.
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Hats off as wearrive home safeThe death toll on the Western Cape’s roadshas been described as “a massive improve-ment” in comparison with last year’s sta-tistics.
Transport and public works ministerRobin Carlisle recently released the fatali-ty statistics for 2012 up until April.
A total of 107 deaths were recorded forApril, five more than the same period lastyear. However this time around, Aprilcontained two long weekends instead ofthe one of last year.
This year’s fatality figures are the low-est they have been over the last five years.
Every year since 2008 a drop has beenexperienced in comparison with the previ-ous year.
Between January and April in 2008, 562deaths were recorded, in 2009 this numberwas 537, in 2010 it was 502 and last year487 were recorded.
Hats off to Carlisle, the driver of theprovince’s Safely Home campaign, as itseems the campaign has the desired effect.
Last October Carlisle announced thatbehavioural changes were brought aboutby this campaign.
This campaign has resulted in the sav-ing of no fewer than 773 lives!
The campaign is aimed at reducing thenumber of fatalities by 50 percent by theend of 2014.
It seems very possible that this might bereached, as theprogrammehas led to a 27,6percent reduction in just under threeyears.
En na regs: 1,2,3... Daar was 'n paar jong geesdriftiges wat Saterdag aan die Stad Kaapstad se sport en ontspanningaerobathonby Sarepta meegdoen het. Foto: Carina Roux
LEWENSKIEKIELEWENSKIEKIE
Soos die een siel wat omgedraai het om dan-kie te sênadat Jesushomgesondgemaakhet,wil ek vandag ook omdraai en net dankie sê.
Bie dankie aan elke persoon wat betrokkegeraak het op welke manier ook al.
Daarom my brief dan ook in hierdie weekse uitgawe van die koerant.
Mag die Hemelse Vader elkeen van julle op’n besondere manier seën en ook aan julleversoeke voorsien soos net Hy kan, nog-maals baie dankie.
Die brief (“Soek nou weer na modeltrein-tjies”, TygerBurger 23 Mei) wat ek geskryfhet vir die treindonasies het geweldig baiereaksie by verskillende mense ontlok.
Ek het soveel interessante mense ontmoeten elkeen het sy eie verhaal oor waar die trei-ne vandaan kom en hoe dit in hulle besit ge-
kom het.Daar was ook een baie hartseer geval van
‘n jong dame by wie ek ‘n stelletjie gekoophet.
Sy het geld benodig om by die Strand uitte kom waar daar ’n dame is wat haar te hulpsou snel omdat haar ouers haar weggejaaghet. Sy het reeds 3 keer haar polse gesny endie merke op haar arms getuig daarvan. Methaar kon ek die blye boodskap deel, en jullewas die instrument om dit te bewerkstellig.Baie dankie.
Oor die naweek gaan ek nog treindonasieshaal by mense wat ek verskriklik graag wilontmoet.
RASSIE ERASMUS (nie die rugby-af-rigter nie)
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It has been such an eye-opener for me andmany other mothers and grandmotherswho wait in the parking area of Park WestShopping Centre in Parklands, to pick upscholars at CBC St John’s, to see the bla-tant activities of the drug pushers, deal-ers, and on occasion, the “big guns” arriv-ing to pick up cash or deliver more drugs.It has also been really sad to see whocomes to buy the drugs there.
Thank you, so much, Table View Policefor cleaning out that whole area and forarresting the foreigners who come to ourbeautiful country with their disgustingmoney-making antics, and bring areasdown with their drug dealing, hiding thedrugs in the sand or behind bushes andaccosting students as they go to the near-
by shop for sweets or cooldrinks.As an undercover grandmother, I have
been able to identify the drug dealers andinform the police of where drugs werehidden.
Most of all, I have been able to sit in mycar and pray that God would removethese people and the evil that they consid-er as their daily jobs.
I have also been able to reclaim,through prayer, that ground for whichGod intended it to be used.
Table View Police – I salute you. Godhas worked an amazing thing throughyou and I thank Him and you for a job welldone.
PRAYING GRANNYParklands
Police thanked forcleaning up drugs
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Top Cuban jazz musician, Rober-to Fonseca, and local jazz icon,Jimmy Dludlu, will be teamingup in two special Afro-Cubanconcerts in Cape Town this week-end.
Hosted by the City of Cape Townand Shado Twala of Black Olive En-tertainment in support of the Nel-son Mandela Children’s Hospital,the inaugural jazz fusion concertswill be held respectively in the StGeorge’s Cathedral and the CapeTown City Hall.
Both concerts on Friday and Sat-urday start at 19:00.
As part of this Cuban/Cape Town
cultural exchange, the musicianswill present a workshop at the CityHall for young emerging jazz musi-cians from the Western Cape on 3June.
“These concerts will launch the‘Sound Bites’ series of musicalevents aimed at raising funds forthe Nelson Mandela Children’sHospital which is due to open in2014 in Johannesburg. Part of theproceeds of the cathedral concertwill go toward the church’s roof re-pair fund,” says Twala.
Fonseca will be launching hisnew album, YO, that is dedicated toAfrica, at the Cape Town concerts.
Jimmy Dludlu has been hailed as
one of SA’s hottest jazz talents. Hisskills, not only as a guitarist, but al-so as an insightful composer and ar-ranger, underline the music he cre-ates on stage with his outstandingstyle. His latest album Tonota re-cently won this year’s SAMA forJazz Album of the Year.
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Cuban artist, Roberto Fonesca will be performing in Cape Town.
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Aangesien die vyfsentstuk binnekort uit-faseer word, is die Stop Hunger-veldtog bydié sentrum van stapel gestuur.
Voorverlede Vrydag 18 Mei is 34 560 kos-pakkies by die sentrum gepak, terwyl RadioTygerberg heeldag uitgesaai het. Verteen-woordigers van Canal Walk- en Cape Gate-winkelsentrums, asook 200 vrywilligersvanuit die publiek,wasdeel vandiepakkers.
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Simone Rosslind, Ronel Botes en Megan vanZyl pak kospakkies by die sentrum.
The City Cycling Club, which isbased in Edgemead, will be joiningforces with Subcouncil 3 chairper-son, James Vos, when they host afun ride to promote bicycle safety.
The event on Saturday 2 June, willstart at 08:00 at the Edgemead Commu-nity Hall in Edgemead Drive.
“The aim is to promote cycling as asafe and healthy mode of transport,”says Vos, who will be leading the funride, dressed in the appropriate safetygear of course.
“Through this initiative we want toget more residents to use bicycles asa transport mode within the subcoun-cil area,” he continues.
Vos says that the council recognisesthe need to reduce the number of carson the city’s roads, and is buildingmore dedicated facilities for cyclists.The city is currently expanding itsnon-motorised transport network invarious neighbourhoods across CapeTown.
At the cycle event Vos will give de-tails of his plans to introduce these cy-cle lanes on the main roads runningthrough the wards of his subcouncil.
“I am also planning to launch a cy-cling project targeted at the schools inhis jurisdiction area.
“Cycling is a safe and healthy modeof transport and contributes towardsthe reduction of dangerous carbonemissions.”
He adds that this event is more thancycling safety – it is a two way educa-tional programme to alert motorists tocyclists, and for cyclists to adhere tobasic traffic rules such as cycling be-hind each other and staying on theright side of the road.
Contact Steve Maritz at the City Cy-cling Club on 083 401 6781 to join thecycling initiative.
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Darcy, a oneyearold mediumsized wirehaired terriercross, is looking for a loving home. She was abandonedwhen her previous owner took her to be sterilised, butnever came to fetch her again. She is a gentle, activesoul and loves any attention. She is great with otherdogs, but has not been exposed to cats. She will suita home with other dogs, children and an active lifestyle. Contact Joan of the Fisantekraal Animal Welfareon 021 975 8008 or 083 356 2825. An adoption feeand home visit apply.
Fivemonthold Mandy is up for adoption by the Fisantekraal Animal Welfare. Mandy, an affectionate andplayful girl, has the most beautifuland unusual markings. Contact Joanof the Fisantekraal Animal Welfareon 021 975 8008 or 083 356 2825.An adoption fee and home visit apply.
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Stay relevant in theworkplaceCelebrities, artists and politicians do itregularly. They change their hair, have acomplete make over, or, if they have thepublic clout, launch a new range ofunderwear like David Beckham recentlydid. Companies do it too: they re-brand orre-package their offerings, introduce so-called new improved products and carmanufacturers tweak their cars a little hereand there to launch new models.
All of this to remain in the public eye andactive in the marketplace. And so shouldyou and I spend some time, money andeffort on staying relevant in the workplacefor as long as we wish or need to, saysNatalie Rabson of Boston City Campus andBusiness College.
“Staying relevant goes beyond age andexperience,” she points out. “It's aboutstaying up to date and continuing to fit innicely, updating skills where appropriate,no matter what and how often thingschange in the world of work.”
Each one of us is unique and our personaland work circumstances differ, but thereare some universal truths to guide youalong the way, such as:
Appearances matter – there is no way outof this one. We need to stay current withour dress and overall look. While somemay be critical of this kind of thinking, wedo need to update not only our clothes; weneed to carry the look in totality and thisincludes updating our grooming, shoes,hairstyle, make-up, facial hair andaccessories such as handbags andjewellery. Of course there are classic itemsthat don't date, but the trick is to make it alllook 'fresh'.
Most of us deal with customers and all ofus will have colleagues – we need torepresent our companies in a respectfuland up-to-date way. Note that looking freshincludes looking healthy and adopting anenergetic and enthusiastic attitude. “Youcan arrive at work looking like a milliondollars and ruin the positive impression byspending the whole day sighing, moaningand walking with slumped shoulders,”Rabson cautions. “It clearly takes aconscious effort to look fresh and act fresh;young people sometimes look as thoughthey carry years of unhappiness andtiredness in their bones while more mature
The legal way forwardTHE South African Law School, which has empowered thousands of students with legal skills that have enabled themto forge careers within the legal and commercial sectors, celebrates its 16th year of success this year.The South African Law School is fully accredited by the Safety and Security SETA to offer the Paralegal NationalCertificate and, in addition, is also accredited by the Institute of Chartered Secretaries to offer training for the CISqualifications.The South African Law School offers its training on both a part-time and full-time basis from its modern campussituated in the Cape Town CBD.The school's courses are facilitated by experienced and qualified professionals.This year the school will be offering several courses, all aimed at graduating confident and competent students withthe skills necessary to secure employment in the legal and commercial sectors. The school's past graduates will befound employed countrywide in law firms, banks, manufacturing businesses, government departments and at theLegal Aid Board.A growing trend is for the Law School's graduates to register at a university for a LLB degree in order to qualify as alawyer.This year the school will continue to offer its highly regarded paralegal course, which is the most comprehensive andin-depth paralegal programme offered by any private paralegal school.In addition to the required modules that make up the national qualification, the school offers seven additional lawmodules to supplement the training learners receive.
Full details of the South African Law Schools courses, training schedules and tuition payment plans areavailable at www.lawschool.co.za.Alternatively, email [email protected] or phone (021) 418-4355.
workers at times astound others with their youthfulness. Pay attention daily to yourappearance and attitude.” It goes without saying that your appearance needs to fit in withthe work you do and the industry in which you work.
Boston City Campus & Business College offers over 80 dynamic careerqualifications throughout 48 branches nationwide. Unisa degrees & media studiesare also available at selected branches. Contact Boston on 011 551-2000, [email protected], visit www.boston.co.za on Facebook.
The media launch of the eighth WinterWine Festival at High Street ShoppingVillage in Durbanville took place lastweek and if the comments around the ta-ble are anything to go by, this year’s festi-val is going to be a gastronomic feast!
The festival takes place from Thursday 21June to Saturday 23 June and offers visitorsa selection of wines from around 25 wineriesto taste and buy, hand-made food items andfresh produce, two food courts, live musicand free access to the wine theatre.
For the media launch, chef Anneke Burgerof La Feta Vij, a restaurant in the centre, puttogether a menu of dishes based on tradition-
al and modern Chilean cooking. These dish-es, all with a “boere” twist, were a perfectmatch for the Chilean wines from Concha yToro, which will be part of the festival forthe first time this year.
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Tickets are available at High Street Shop-ping Village’s face book page, via www.tick-etbreak.co.za or at the door during the festi-val.
Round Table Durbanville are the benefici-aries and TygerBurger is the media sponsorof the festival. For more information visitwww.winterwinefestival.co.za.
A gastronomic feast atWinter Wine Festival
Attending the media launch of the Winter Wine Festival were, from left, Nicolene Venter andElize Walters of Propergation Estates, Anneke Burger chef/owner of La Feta Vij Eatery andMoises del Rio, export manager of Concha y Toro.
Several top retailers were honoured duringthe Canal Walk Retail Excellence Awardsfunction that was held at the Westin CapeTown Hotel recently.
The awards acknowledge tenants whoprovide superior levels of retail perform-ance and customer service.
Awards were handed out in various trad-ing categories including the best refurbish-ment, which was won by Marios Jewellers.The best new tenant to join the centre in2011, was presented to Cotton On.
The ultimate award, the Canal Walk Re-tail Excellence of the Year Award, whichis the highest honour of this annual event,was presented to the iStore.
According to Canal Walk chief executiveofficer Gavin Wood this award is presented
based on a number of factors, in additionto overall successful trading, including thestore’s high level of proactivity and the val-ue that it adds to the centre overall.
Canal Walk retailers which were ac-knowledged as the best in their retail cate-gories included La Senza, Naartjie Cloth-ing, Guess Accessories, Queue Shoes, BellaPierre, CUM Books, iStore, The ScoinShop, Spec Savers, Carrol Boyes, Footgear,Woolworths, Incredible Connection, Amer-ican Swiss, Edge for Men, Panarottis andSimply Asia.
“The Retail Excellence Awards is our op-portunity to celebrate, recognise, rewardand appreciate our best performing ten-ants for their exceptional contribution tothe success of Canal Walk,” says Wood.
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Representatives of the retailers that won awards at the recent Canal Walk Retail ExcellenceAwards.
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PedestriansOnly start crossing the road on thegreenman. Once you have startedon the green, youmay finishcrossing on the flashing redman.
MotoristsDon’t turn across a bus lane, unlessthe traffic signals indicate that it issafe to do so.
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For more information: Transport Information Centre (toll-free 24/7) 0800 65 64 63 www.capetown.gov.za/mycitiTHIS CITYWORKS FORYOU
Daar word beraam dat een uit elke vyfSuid-Afrikaners aan ’n geestesongesteld-heid ly wat erg genoeg is om sosiale,werks- en gesinsfunksionering nadelig tebeïnvloed.
Behalwe die ekonomiese impak van hierdietoestande, is individuele lyding, en verbrok-keling van huwelike en gesinne dikwels diegevolg, lui ’n persverklaring wat deur die me-diese fakulteit van die Universiteit van Stel-lenbosch uitgereik is na aanleiding van Bipo-lêre Bewustheidsdag wat op 26 Mei was.
Depressie en bipolêre steuring word ge-woonlikbehandelmet behulpvanvoorgeskre-we medikasie en psigoterapie. Daar is egtergevalle waar pasiënte nie reageer op hierdiebehandelingsmetodes nie.
Vir sulke pasiënte kan elektro-konvulsiewebehandeling (EKB), of elektriese skokbehan-deling soosdit indie volksmondbekend staan,oorweeg word.
EKB kan lewensreddend wees en het al dra-matiese resultate opgelwer. Dit werk dikwelswanneer ander behandelingsmetodes onsuk-sesvol is. Daar word geskat dat tot 70% depres-siewepersonewatEKBontvang, gunstigdaar-op sal reageer.
EKB word reeds vir dekades gestigmatiseeren is deur die media voorgehou as wreed enbarbaars. Vandag is dit steeds ’n prosedurewat vrees inboesem, hoofsaaklik as gevolgvan onkunde.
In die 1940’s is hierdie prosedure sondernarkose uitgevoer. Vandag is die pasiënt egterglad nie wakker tydens die prosedure nie enonthou hy/sy ook geen pyn of ongemak daar-na nie.
Tydens die prosedure word ’n klein beheer-de elektriese stroom deur die brein gestuur in
’n poging om ’n kort periode van onreëlmatigebreinaktiwiteit te bewerkstellig. Dit duur on-geveer 40 sekondes. Hierdie stroom veroor-saak sekere veranderinge in die chemiesestowwe in die brein, soortgelyk aan wat medi-kasie doen, net baie kragtiger.
In ’n klein studie wat gedoen is deur navor-sers by die Universiteite van Aberdeen enDundee, Skotland, is bevind dat daar na EKB’n afname was in verbindings in breinareaswat te make het met depressie en kognitiewefunksie. Dit het ’n verbetering in depressie te-weeg gebring.
EKB word gebruik wanneer depressiewe ofmaniese pasiënte nie goed reageer op medika-sie nie, ’n hoë selfmoord-risiko is, of psigotiesis. EKB is dikwels dan die vinnigste en bestebehandeling beskikbaar.
Die keuse om EKB te ondergaan moet open-lik met die pasiënt en/of familielede bespreekword. Elke poging moet aangewend word omdie pasiënt die geleentheid te gee om ’n inge-ligte besluit te neem en om ingeligte toestem-ming vir die prosedure te gee. Voor die prose-dure word daar gewoonlik ’n volledige medie-se ondersoek gedoen, asook sekerebloedtoetse.
Daar is wel newe-effekte soos verwardheid,hoofpyn, spierpyn en naarheid, maar dit ver-dwyn gewoonlik vinnig na afloop van die pro-sedure.
Geheueverlies is ’n algemene newe-effekvan EKB. Dit verdwyn gewoonlik na ’n paarweke, maar kan soms langer duur. Die meer-derheid pasiënte voel egter dat die voordelevanEKBbaie groter is as die geheueprobleme.
. Kontak die Geestesgesondheid-inligting-sentrum van Suid-Afrika (GGIS) vir meer in-ligting by 021 938 9229 of besoek www.mental-healthsa.org.za.
Depressie kan deurEKB verbeter word Gatsby day: The Great Gatsby
is one of the matric setworks. On22 May the Parklands Collegematrics were transported back toGatsby time by dressing up asflapper girls, gangsters, Daisys,Gatsbys and Myrtles and dancingto the jazz music of the 1920s.The day ended up in the minor hallwhere they watched the movie,starring Robert Redford and MiaFarrow. Here are Nicole Bastos,Roslyn Batt and Casey Delport.
Fire safety: Parklands College Interact recently held a cake sale to raise funds in orderto purchase two fire extinguishers for the Nkqubela Project in Du Noon. This project assistsnine creches and their staff. Cathy Hartley has been involved with this project for about 10years and works consistently at improving the quality of learning, hygiene and safety in thesecreches. At the handover ceremony were (from left) Daena Voges, Karly Ament (Interact vicepresident), Cathy Hartley and Debbie Rowe (Interact teacher). The Interact Club thanks theParklands College learners and parents for contributing to their many fundraisers throughoutthe year. The club’s next project will be to collect as many bags of food for the SALT project,to give to HIV patients at local clinics when they collect their antiretroviral medicines.
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Time Out Ladies’ Club
The Time Out Ladies’ Club is organisinga coach tour to Hermanus on Thursday 31May. Guests will board the bus at the TableView Shopping Centre at 08:30. The tourwill include a visit to Romantiques, judgedthe best antiques store in the Western Cape,viewing of the silent movie Laurel and Har-dy, and lunch at the Hermanus Rock Res-taurant in the new harbour.
For more information or to book contactCarol on 021 557 0794 or 084 580 1469.
*Stonecroft Ministries presentation
Angelique van Niekerk will demonstratea quick and easy way to make one’s favouri-te soap on 31 May at 09:15 at 15 Engina Cres-cent, Sunset Beach. Ella Miller will also besharing her story of miraculous healing.Bookings are essential with Meryl on021 551 1552, 082 876 8468 or Koba on021 554 5232, 073 482 3042. Tickets for theStonecroft Minstries presentation cost R30per person.
*Sunningdale Evening Market
The Sunningdale Evening Market takesplace on the first Friday of every monthwith the next one being on 1 June. It is anindoor market showcasing crafts and giftsby local crafters and entrepreneurs. A va-riety of foods is also on offer. The event bo-asted over 55 traders in May and is growingmonthly. The market starts at 18:00 until10:00 at the Sunningdale Sports Hall, Water-ville Crescent, Sunningdale. Trading placeis still available.
Contact Jackie on 074 107 4880 for moreinformation.
*Jehovah’s Witnesses assembly
The Jehovah’s Witnesses invite all inte-rested individuals to attend their CircuitAssembly at the Bellville Assembly Hall, 16Stellenberg way, Oakglen (off Frans Conra-die), on 2 and 3 June. The theme of the As-sembly is “Let God’s Name Be Sanctified”.For further enquiries call Ray Meiring on083 257 0007.
*Women of Purpose meet
The Women of Purpose will meet at theSt Chad Anglican Church, Erica Road, Ta-ble View on Saturday 2 June at 09:30 for atime of fellowship and refreshments. A spe-cial invitation is extended to all women tojoin the group.
Speaker Dawn Hartzenberg will deliver atalk on “New Covenant Provision”. For en-quiries contact Dawn on 083 555 2959 or021 556 8367.
*Ratepayers’ meeting
The Table View Ratepayers’ Associationwill be having an open meeting at the WestCoast Family Church, 1a Sandown Road,Bloubergsands on 4 June at 19:00. Coffeewill be served from 18:30. Speakers fromChevron, the City of Cape Town and the he-alth department will be present to talk onthe air quality of the area.
*Blouberg Bingo Bonanza
The next Blouberg Rotary Bingo eveningwill be on the Tuesday 5 June at the ItalianClub in Rugby at 19:15.
The bingo evenings are affordable and of-fer a whole night of fun for R60 per person,with thousands of rands worth of cash pri-zes to be won. Anyone who would like tosponsor a prize is welcome to do so. Thesnowball prize is currently over R2 200.
The Rotary Club of Blouberg is a licensedbingo operator. For more details contactMarius Boraine on 021 556 1141 or082 897 9854 or visit www.bingocape-town.co.za.
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Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) students will com-pete in an international Formula 1 student competition during Julyin the United Kingdom.
The university competed in the 2012 Formula Student Competition andthe team’s expectations were exceeded when their Formula 1 car scoredfull marks.
This group is the only one from South Africa that has managed to clincha place in this year’s competition.
This car was put through its final paces at the Killarney Race Trackand is now ready to be shipped off to Silverstone in the United Kingdom.
This is the first time CPUT will compete in the 2012 Formula Studentcompetition, and to top it all off, CPUT is the only South African universityto secure a place in this year’s competition.
Mechanical engineering lecturer Eugene Erfort says students will haveto compete in a number of events, including a 22km endurance race.
He says the final test focused on how the car would perform during thisendurance race as well as its fuel consumption.
“We are very pleased with the results,” he says.And with the car meeting all requirements, lecturer Felicity Harris says
the team will spend the next few days preparing the car for freighting.. The Cape Speed, Show and Shine car show will be held on 2 June.This family-friendly car show, which will take place at the Bellville cam-
pus, is a fundraising event for the students who will travel to the UK inJuly. The show will give car enthusiasts an opportunity to show off theirwares, from vintage to show cars.
Organiser, Dean Jacobs, says vintage to show cars will be on display.For more information on the event contact [email protected] or DeanJacobs on 072 664 1886.
CPUT’s F1 car zooms off to Silverstone
Kerwyn Lategan, leader of the group of students who built the car.
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Weersomstandighede gedurendedie gewilde Cape Epic-bergfiets-wedren het gewissel tussen kokendwarm, reën en vriespunt, maar
twee ryers wat dié toer namens Al-tasorg getrap het, het dit voltooi enin hul doel geslaag.
Jacques Zietsman van Durban-ville en Francois Swart van Stellen-bosch het dié agt dae-toer vanjaar
vir die tweede keer ten bate van Al-tasorg, die tuiste van 268 volwasse-nes met intellektuele gestremd-heid, voltooi. Hulle het ’n totaal vanR63 500 ingesamel.
Verlede week het Jacques enFrancois by die sentrum ingeloerom vir kliënte van dié sentrum te-rugvoer te gee oor die wedren.
’n Reeks foto’s is aan die kliëntevertoon, waartydens die twee fiets-ryers die omstandighede rondomelke foto verduidelik het. “Regdeurdie toer was julle die grootste aan-sporing gewees,” het Jacques virdie kliënte gesê.Hulle het gesê diepad deur die Karoo was bloedigwarm. “Die tweede dag moes ons ’nrivier oorsteek en jy raak maarvuil,” het hy gesê. Foto’s het gewyshoe die twee ryers plek-plek hullefietse moes optel om deur die rivierte stap.
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Fietsryers oorkom ontberings vir Altasorg
Elsa Theron (bemarkingsbestuurder), Francois Swart, Nico Janse van Rensburg (Altasorgkliënt), Jacques Zietsman en Fritz Lambrechts (kliënt).
Francois Swart en Jacques Zietsman vertel meer oor die Cape Epicbergfietsren.
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Topbemarker: Jonita Pasjar, senior advertensieverteenwoordiger van City Vision,is onlangs aangewys as WPKoerante (uitgewer van TygerBurger, City Vision en Blits),Die Burger en Son se Bemarker van die Jaar.Die toekenning is aan haar oorhandig tydens’n galageleentheid op die plaas Bon Esperance, net buite Stellenbosch. Foto: Carina Roux
Robin Carlisle, the Minister for Trans-port and Public Works in the WesternCape, has released the road fatality sta-tistics for this year up until the end ofApril.
“Although the total number of deaths onour roads over April 2012 was 107, fivedeaths more than the previous year’s 102,this time around the month contained twolong weekends, instead of the usual one,”Carlisle said.
“While slightly more drivers, motorcy-clists, passengers and pedestrians werekilled this year, forensic pathology statis-tics show that this year, for the first timesince 2008, not a single cyclist died.
“The 104 deaths on our roads in Januaryshowed a slight drop on last year’s 109, al-though February (99) and March (92) thisyear recorded almost unheard of numbers– below the 100 mark.
“Last year’s February death toll was 129,while 147 lives were lost in March last year,’said Carlisle.
“What these numbers tell us is that whilefatalities are dropping overall, holiday peri-ods remain the most dangerous times of theyear to be on the roads.”
Carlisle called the overall 2012 tally of 402for the four months January to April “amassive improvement on last year’s 487,2010’s 502, 2009’s 537 and 2008’s 562”.
On 6 October last year Carlisle an-nounced that behavioural changes broughtabout by the Safely Home Campaign had re-sulted in the saving of the lives of 773 men,women and children.
Carlisle said he anticipates that the West-ern Cape will be passing the “1 000 livessaved mark” in the next few weeks.
“I would like to acknowledge the increas-ing number of motorists who are driving re-sponsibly and doing their bit to get every-one safely home,” he said.
“However, I believe the numbers of peo-ple dying on our roads is still far too highand I believe the time has come to start pu-blicly exposing these dangerous drivers,”Carlisle said.
“They might not think that they are beingwatched, but members of the public are res-ponding to our call to come forward withthe identities of drivers that they see endan-gering the lives of the innocents on our ro-ads.”
Road safetyplan in WCis working– minister
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LOUISA STEYL
Marulaboom verfilm dié na-week sy jongste musiekvideo ennooi jong aanhangers uit omdaarvan deel te wees.
Saterdag sal hy by The Holly-wood Club in Brackenfell optreeasook die musiekvideo vir “Wysmy jou sexy” vervaardig.
Hierdie is die eerste keer watMarulaboom, van DJ Ossewa-faam, ’n musiekvideo in die Kaapverfilm.
“My ouma hou van die liedjie engewoonlik is dit ’n treffer as sydaarvan hou,” sê hy.
Aanhangers jonger as 18 kan indie middag deel van dié videowees. Ná 20:00 sal die klub soosnormaal oop wees vir mense netouer as 18. Marulaboom sal dan op-tree waar hy al sy ou gunstelingeen nuwe liedjies sal sing.
Marulaboom het in Durbanvilleopgegroei en toe Pretoria toe ver-huis om drama te studeer. Hy isnou uiteindelik terug in die Kaapen sê ’n verandering is so goed soos
’n vakansie.“Baie van die musiek wat ek
doen is vir fun,” sê Marulaboom,wat selfs wanneer hy nie op dieverhoog is nie, ’n ware grapjas is.
Hy sê hy hou daarvan om ouerliedjies te vat en hulle weer ’n nu-we lewe te gee.
“Partykeer is dit moeiliker omdit te doen as om die oorspronklikeliedjies te skryf,” sê Marulaboom.
Sy nuwe album sal oor ’n paarmaande op die rakke wees en sywerkstitel is World Famous inKraaifontein. “Partykeer voel jy
wêreldberoemd, al is dit net inKraaifontein,” verduidelik Maru-laboom.
“Eintlik is ek baie diep,” spot hy.Om deel te wees van die video-
opname, moet jy ’n e-pos stuur [email protected]. Vir meerinligting oor Marulaboom, besoeksy Facebook-blad of volg hom opTwitter. Jy kan ook van sy liedjiesop Youtube gaan luister.
. Besoek www.tygerbur-ger.co.za om ’n video-opname vandie onderhoud met Marulaboom tesien.
Maak jou naam in musiekvideo
Marulaboom verfilm dié naweeksy nuwe musiekvideo in Brackenfell.
Ligte musiek: Annalie Herbstkuier by Villa Pascal met haar produksie My hart blom wit. In die vertoning word ’n behoefte aan ligte Afrikaanse klassieke musiek aangespreek. Haar klassieke enkontemporêre agtergrond word uitstekend aangewend in die vertolkingvan hierdie soort musiek. Die vertoning begin om 19:30. Kaartjies isR100. Bespreek by 021 975 2566.
Snow White and the Huntsman is amodern take on the classic fairy-tale.
The movie opens at Ster-KinekorCapeGate, Tyger Valley, Parow andBayside on Friday.
When the Evil Queen is told byher mirror that in order to remainthe fairest in the land, she needs toeat Snow White’s heart, she ordersthe Huntsman to venture into thedark forest and kill the girl.
However, faced with the choice of
killing the beautiful Snow White ordying himself at the Queen’s hand,the Huntsman decides on a third op-tion and begins, instead, to trainSnow White in the art of battle asthey team up to vanquish the Queenand topple her from her throne.
Ray Winstone, Ian McShane, Ed-die Izzard, Bob Hoskins, TobyJones, Eddie Marsan and StephenGraham are the seven dwarfs,while Charlize Theron, KirstenStewart and Chris Hemsworth lead.
Who’s the best trained of them all?
Strings: James Grace will be at DieBoer in Durbanville tonight (Wednesday) and tomorrow with I love a guitar. R90. Call 021 979 1911 or 083406 0111 to book. Find out more atwww.jamesgrace.co.za.
Kom oefen jou lagspiere saam metBekrek se nuutste Afrikaanse ko-medie-produksie Saterdag (2 Junie)om 19:30 by die Durbanville-oudito-rium.
Ons Joke Net is ’n mengelmoesvan Afrikaanse humoristiese sangen vars skerpskets-komedie wat dietalente van TV-ster Vaatjie, musi-kant Rooies, en komediante WayneMckay en Brent Niemandt, saam-gooi om gehore te laat skater vandie lag.
Hulle gaan gekskeer en die lag-krane oopdraai in ’n komedie-bre-die wat trots Suid-Afrikaans is.
Met Wayne Mckay se unieke enuitstaande komedie-styl, kan jy ver-seker wees van ’n rondomtalie vanvermaak wat die maagspiere lekkersal kielie, veral met sy komiese uit-kyk op die lewe in die nuwe Suid-Afrika. Vaatjie is die bekende sterin Mollie en Wors op kykNET. Hyhet ook onlangs sy nuwe CD, Ser-sant, uitgereik.
Die groot man met die groot stem,Rooies, is geen vreemdeling in dieSuid-Afrikaanse musiekbedryf nie.Met sy kenmerkende kwinkslae,vermaaklike liedjies en radiopro-gram op Bok Radio, is hy een vandie Kaap se topkunstenaars. BrentNiemandt, onlangs genomineer askomediant van die jaar by die IKU-SASA-toekennings, is ’n vars, oor-spronklike grapjas.
Kaartjies is R100. Bespreek by Ni-co op 084 273 7881.
Dié komedie gaan lagspiere kielie
. Grieta Kry Geleerdheid is totSondag by Kunstekaap te sien.R115. Bespreek by 021 421 7695 ofComputicket.
. James Grace will be at DieBoer tonight (Wednesday) and to-morrow with I love a Guitar.R90. Call 021 979 1911 or 083 4060111 to book.
. Gerald Clark and The DeadMen (Henry Steele, Schalk vander Merwe en Tim Rankin) willbe at Die Boer on Friday. R80. Call021 979 1911 or 083 406 0111 to book.
. Saterdag is daar boeremu-siek vanaf 14:00 by Hazendal
Plaasteater. Toegang isgratis. Stuur ’n epos [email protected] meer.
. Gravitee Band andMidnite Special will beat The Sound Studio in
Milnerton on Saturday. Call 082780 8007 or 082 588 7776 for details.
. Annelie Herbst is Saterdagby Villa Pascal in My hart blomwit. Rika Vermeulen is op kla-vier en toonsettings en komposi-sies is deur André Strijdom.R100. Bespreek by 021 975 2566 of082 569 4147.
. Loslippig met Ian Wesselsvan RSG-faam is Saterdag en Son-dag by Die Boer te sien. Regie isdeur Margit Meyer-Rodenbeck.R80. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of083 406 0111.
. Jesse Jordan Band will per-
form an unplugged show at C’estLa Vie on Sunday from 14:00. Tic-kets cost R120 and include a lunchspecial. For more informationcall 076 925 2127 or email [email protected].
. Sondag speel Kookwatervanaf 16:00 by Hazendal Plaastea-ter. Toegang is gratis. Stuur ’ne-pos na [email protected] meer.
. Martin Davis (UK) will hoststand up comedy at Blizzards inDurbanville on Tuesday with Oli-ver Booth, Brent Palmer andCarl Weber. Tickets cost R120with a two-course meal or R50 forjust the show. Call 021 975 6082 tobook.
. Jak de Priester is Dinsdagen Woensdag 6 Julie by Die Boer.R110. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of083 406 0111.
Out of the shadows: Tribute will be performing the last of their Cliff & The Shadowsshows at the Milnerton Playhouse Theatre for this year on Saturday 9 June and their newsinger will certainly make this the best yet. Although the old favourites will still be performed,they have promised to include several numbers not heard in their previous shows. For moreinformation or to book phone 021 554 5778 or email [email protected].
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With two music videos, a newsingle and a tour on the way, theJesse Jordan Band is “Ready forthe world”.
The band released their album,Ready for the World, in January thisyear at Die Boer, and will soon bereleasing their second single off thealbum, “Galaxy Boulevard”, alongwith music videos for the title trackand the new single.
The Jesse Jordan Band has beenin existence for about 11 years.
The current line-up of Jesse Jor-dan as frontman on lead vocals andacoustic guitar, Hein Schultz onlead guitar and backing vocals, JPCrouch on drums and Logan Scotton bass, has been together for aboutfour years.
They went through a quiet patchwhen they changed management,but since working with Van Plati-num Artist Management, they havebeen going full-steam ahead.
Jesse says the name of the bandstarted that way because it was go-ing to be just a solo project.
The name became a brand andwas left as is.
All the band members have theprivilege of being full-time musi-cians, but this means that they have
to have projects on the side.“In Cape Town it’s difficult to sus-
tain yourself in one band if you arenot a top world touring band,” JPsays, before adding: “That’s wherewe are heading.”
In July, the band will be headingout on a short tour with Raoul andthe Black Fridays. They are plan-ning a bigger tour for summer.
A project the band is excitedabout is the Sunshine Project.“‘Sunshine’ is a song I wrote for mygran who passed away last year,”Jesse says.
JP explains that the song is aboutwhat grandmothers mean to every-one. “That’s the message behind thesong,” he says.
For the Sunshine Project, theband is asking fans to send picturesof themselves with their grand-mothers to [email protected].
. The Jesse Jordan Band will beperforming on Saturday at High-lander Sports Bar in Brackenfelland at the Rock 44 festival.
To find out more about these gigs,and others, visit the band’s Face-book page or their Website.
You can also follow the band andmembers on Twitter.
Their album, Ready for the World,is available through Exact Music,iTunes, at shows and through post-al order by mailing [email protected].
‘Ready for the World’
The Jesse Jordan Band.
A new exhibition opens at Rust-en-Vrede gallery in Durbanville on Tu-esday.
Arranged Coincidence is Theo
Paul Vorster’s exhibition of origi-nal lino cuts and lino prints.
Dianne Hessom-Green’s Exodus:Garden of Eden, is a collection of ce-
ramic sculptures, while Like GamesPeople Play is Andrew Munnik’scollection of pen drawings.
The exhibition opens at 19:00 andwill run until Thursday 28 June.
Call 021 976 4691 or visitwww.rust-en-vrede.com.
Three mediums on show at exhibition
Die Con Spirito-musiekvereni-ging bied op Saterdag 9 Junie om20:00 ’n konsert in die Welge-moed-ouditorium aan.
In hierdie tweede Con Spirito-filharmoniese-konsert vir diejaar, word die Nelson Mis (Ha-ydn) deur die Con Spirito-Fil-harmoniese-koor en -kameror-kes deur Erns Conradie gediri-geer.
Die soliste is Vanessa Tait-Jo-nes (sopraan), Monika Voysey(alt), Nico Holtzhausen (tenoor)en André Howard (bariton).
In die tweede helfte van diekonsert tree drie welbekendeWes-Kaapse musici as solistesaam met die Con Spirito-Filhar-moniese-kamerorkes op in uit-voering van Beethoven se in-drukwekkende drievoudige-concerto vir viool, tjello enklavier Op. 56 met Suzanne Mar-tens (viool) Peter Martens (tjel-lo) en Stefan Lombard (klavier)
as die soliste.Suzanne, gaskonsertmeester
van die Kaapse Filharmoniese-orkes en haar man, Peter, voor-malige hooftjellis van dieselfdeorkes, is beidepersoneellede aandie Konserwatorium vir Musiekaan die Universiteit van Stellen-bosch. Stefan Lombard is ’n ge-reëlde voordraer in die Kaap-stadse konsertbedrywighede enhet reeds voorheen as klavierso-lis saam met die Con Spirito-Fil-harmoniese-kamerorkes opge-tree.
Alle sitplekke is onbespreek,maar kaartjies teen R95, R75 enR30 (wat ’n gratis program in-sluit) is by alle Computickets of-lokette by enige Shoprite enCheckers-winkel verkrygbaar.Kaartjies sal ook van 19:00 af bydie deure beskikbaar wees enparkeerplek-toesig word gereël.
Skakel 082 571 6712virmeer in-ligting.
Talle hoogtepunte inCon Spiritokonsert
Gear up for a fun evening of enter-tainment at the Milnerton Playhou-se on Friday.
Milnerton Players invite you toenjoy rising young talent as younglearners from Parklands Collegestrut their stuff.
With extracts from Ibsen andShaw plays: A Doll’s house, The Mil-lionaires, Pygmalion and Mrs War-ren’s Profession, the learners will
present monologues prepared forthe Cape Town Eisteddfod and fourduologues by Grade 11 drama lear-ners.
The evening starts at 19:00. Tic-kets costR10 fornon-members orR5for members.
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The Smirnoff Ice Grand West Ka-raoke Competition, facilitated bySubway Entertainment, will runfrom 31 May to 23 July with overR50 000’s worth of prizes to be won.
The competition will run everyThursday with five weeks of heatsat the GrandWest Sports Bar.
It will be open to three categories,namely best male, best female andbest duet.
The heats will be open to any per-son over the age of 18 who isn’t aprofessional or semi-professionalsinger. Contestants need to choosethree songs for the competition andthe judges will choose their choiceof songs to be sung in the heats,semi-finals and at the finals.
Ian Ward from Good Hope FMand Bruce Taljaard from FusionEntertainment will share the judg-es’ table with a different guest judgeeach week.
There will be lucky draws for con-testants on each night.
Entrance costs R40 or R50 for BestDuet category.
The finals will be held at HanoverStreet on Monday 23 July.
The joy of jazz is taking a youngmusician to making musicalmagic across the world.
When 22-year-old guitaristMark Williams steps onto the Art-scape stage as part of the annualYouth Jazz Festival on Saturday,it’s all part of a journey that start-ed in Mitchells Plain, and contin-ues to prestigious festivals in thiscountry and across the world.
This journey has also empow-ered this young man to rise aboverampant temptations of crime andgangsterism, and he is now an in-spiration to other youngsters inhis community.
While he confesses that he couldplay the basics since he was nine,the jazz bug started biting when
he heard about some of the risingyoung players on the scene.
“There were young cats likeJonathan Rubain, Julius May andothers who were not much olderthan me, but they could play someincredible music.
“Through them I started to lis-ten to the older generation of play-ers like Jimmy Dludlu and AlvinDyers, and the international leg-ends like Pat Metheny, GeorgeBenson, getting into the music ofMiles Davis and John Coltraneand knew that this is what I want-ed from music in my life,” he said.
It was only after leaving highschool that he really got into theserious side of things when hejoined the Cape Music Instituterun by Camillo Lombard and EzraDelport in 2007.
“This was an exciting time for
me as I completed a two-yearcourse with training in music the-ory, songwriting, music business,stage performance, band ethics,life skills, industrial communica-tion, arranging, composing andmusic production.
“It was also here that I realisedthat hard work has its rewardswhen I was chosen to representthe Cape Music Institute at theNorwegian Music Academy inOslo in 2009 – I attended some mu-sic theory clinics and jazz work-shops. Thus far it is the only for-mal training I’ve received and I’mstill striving to learn all there isto learn about life and music,” hesaid.
Williams pointed out that Lom-bard and Delport still play a majorrole in his life.
“These two wonderful mentors
have been extremely influentialin many of my achievements andeven my most recent success suchas being awarded an online schol-arship to study through BerkleeCollege of Music.
“On Saturday it will be the sec-ond time that I am featured on thisfestival and I am looking forwardto performing with the wonderfulDelft Big Band again.
“You just have to look at thisband to see how music can em-power youth from disadvantagedcommunities. We need moreprojects like this to fight the temp-tations of crime and gangsterismin our communities.”
The Artscape Youth Jazz Festi-val takes place at the ArtscapeTheatre on Saturday starting at19:30. Tickets cost R80 and areavailable from Computicket.
Jazz opening doors for Mark
Guitarist Mark Williams,right, gets into a jam
with fellow soloistBrendon Hendricks, who
has been a member ofthe Delft Big Band for
many years.
Byna is een van die belangrikstekonserte van die MusieksentrumHugo Lambrechts in Parow deurdie Bokke en Rose in die wiele gery.Gelukkig is daar altyd mense metblink planne.
Die Hugo se orkestekonsert, waaral die verskillende orkeste in die in-drukwekkende ouditorium by diesentrum in Pictonstraat optree,gaan op Saterdag 9 Junie om 19:30begin. Dit is om konsertgangers diegeleentheid te gee omeers die rugbytussen die Bokke en Engeland tekyk voor die konsert ’n aanvangneem.
Die jaarlikse orkestekonsert isgevestig as een van die hoogtepunteop die sentrum se jaarprogram.Naas die studente se formele onder-rig op hul gekose instrumente,word van almal verwag om ook bin-ne orkesverband ondervinding opte doen, sê sentrumhoofLeonHarts-horne. “Die resultaat is dat by min-stens dié een geleentheid per jaar,speel al die studente en hul onder-wysers sy-aan-sy saam – ingedeel invyf strykorkeste, drie blaasorkeste,’n saamgestelde orkes van al diesentrum se ontwikkelingsprojekte(vir studente uit benadeelde ge-meenskappe) en met die simfonie-orkes as grand finale.”
Op die program is gewilde werkevan gevierde komponiste soos Dan-ce Bacchanale (C. Saint-Saens), Sui-te for Strings (J Rutter), Gabriel’sOboe, uit The Mission (E Morrico-ne), Pirates of the Caribbean, uitThe Curse of the Black Pearl (K Bed-delt), Elizabeth, The Musical (ver-werking J de Meij), The Phantom ofthe Opera (A Lloyd-Webber), Jour-ney to the Lions Castle (R Galante),om maar ’n paar te noem.
Dit iswenslikdat sitplekkevroeg-tydig bespreek word, by die sen-trumkantoor in Pictonstraat, Pa-row, of per telefoon by 021 939 9105van 10:00 tot 18:00 op skooldae.Kaartjies kos R50 en R20 per kind.
Orkestekonsert ’n hoogtepunt by sentrum
Die Hugo Lambrechts se trots: die simfonieorkes onder die leiding van Leon Hartshorne, die sentrumhoof.
Die junior blaasorkes onder die leidingvan Carin Bam, rafel uit ná ’n repetisie.
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TygerBurger Table View Page 31Wednesday 30 May 2012 Sport
Karatetitel: Diekarateinstrukteur Francois duPlessis het vroeer die maand die titel Shihan ontvang van Saiko Shihan Goshi Yamaguchi, wêreldhoof van GojuKai. Om Shihan te word, moet ’n karateka minstens 35 jaar ononderbroke karate bestudeer. Francois beoefen karate reeds meer as 40 jaar. Van links: Cardoso Shihan (Bolandhoof), Peter Brandon Hanshi (Afrikahoof) en Francois du PlessisShihan.
SAREL BURGER
Die Hoërskool Durbanville seo.19A-rugbyspan bly nou maar een-maal D.F. Malan se tier. Saterdaghet die Durbies die Bellvilliete virdie derde agtereenvolgende jaar oreaangesit.
Daarby is die oorwinning met ’ntelling van 36-0 deeglik ingevryf –danksy veral baie goeie samespelwat die besoekers vyf drieë in diesak gebring het.
Stellenberg en HS Bellville hetewe oortuigende oorwinnings be-haal. Die Stellies het agt keer Prim-rose-klub se verdediging verrinne-
weer vir ’n weghol-sege van 51-3,terwyl Bellville met die uitbuitingvan Brackenfell se talle foute, oor-heersing by die afbreekpunte engoeie taktiese skopwerk die tuis-span met 34-13 verniel het.
Monumentpark het ’n ligte ver-rassing gelewer toe hy vir die eerstekeer in drie jaar HTS Bellville 12-10geklop het.
Vroeër in die week was HTS Bell-ville darem met 22-7 te sterk vir Pre-sident. HS Tygerberg het 6-27 teenSAKS vasgeval en De Kuilen hetmet 10-15 sy rieme styfgeloop teenHottentots-Holland.
Ander spanne wat ook aan die
wenkant was, is Bellville-Suid (26-13 t Kasselsvlei), Fairmont (13-5 tFairbairn), Excelsior (43-0 t Collegi-ans-klub) en Curro Durbanville (15-12 t Jan Kriel-skool en 15-14 t StrandSekondêr). Maar Tygerberg-klub(5-24 t HS Trafalgar) en Scottsdene(8-14 t Somerset-kollege) het diekous oor die kop gekry.
Die belangrikste wedstryde diekomende Saterdag is: HS Bellville tDurbanville, HTS Bellville t D.F.Malan, Brackenfell t HS Strand, DeKuilen t Stellenberg, Primrose-klubt HS Tygerberg, Monumentpark tTrafalgar, Tygerberg-klub t Milner-ton, Fairmont t Bosmansdam.
Durbies, Stellies wen
Vier en twintig leerders van die Alta du Toitskool in Kuilsrivier (insluitend drie oudleerders) het aan die SASAII (South African SportAssociation for Intellectually Impaired)se somerspele deelgeneem wat onlangs in Kaapstad gehou is. ’n Bykomende sewe leerdershet aan Nedbank se nasionale SASAPD(South African Sport Association for Physically Disabled)kampioenskappe in Durban deelgeneem. 37 goud, 25 silwer en 25 brons medaljes is gewen. Voor van links: Lesey Losperen Marvin Fransman. Tweede ry: Octavia Fortuin en Morgen Briel. Derde ry: Michelle Matthys, Ashwin Thys, Darren Arendse, LismarieMouton en Johan Oktober. Vierde ry: TaylorMarais, Sean Thompson, Henwin Friesland enRozanne Makappie. Vyfde ry: Nuschka vander Merwe, Neelin Koopman, Belinda Cooperen Nado Setloboko. Sesde ry: Kyle Fortuin,Mlungisi Jaho, Fransisco Bester, Cherwin Williams en Candice Pretorius. Sewende ry:JeanPierre de Villiers, Michaela Kretzen, MaryAnn Adams en Kevin Boshoff. Agter: Bradley Burrows, Antonio Esterhuyse, ReagonHartzenberg en Christine Harris. Afwesig: Lincoln Moshane.
Going places: ACS Gymnasts, JeanMari Kellerman (Durbanville) andDominic Seeber excelled at the All Africa International Competition held inTunisia recently. As a result of their wonderful performances both JeanMariand Dominic helped their respective teams to second and third places overall. This was the first international competition for these two national gymnasts. From left: JeanMari Kellerman, Elizabeth Hauptfleisch (coach), Dominic Seeber and Alfie Schrickker (coach).
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Staatmaker: Laerskool Kenridge het onlangs die meisies se o.11Ahokkietoernooi by Laerskool Durbanville gewen. Durbanville,Eversdal, Welgemoed en El Shaddai was die skole wat deelgeneemhet. Kayla van Loggerenberg (Bellville) is een van Kenridge se staatmakers.
SAREL BURGER
Die Hoërskool Durbanville seo.19A-rugbyspan bly nou maar een-maal D.F. Malan se tier. Saterdaghet die Durbies die Bellvilliete virdie derde agtereenvolgende jaar oreaangesit.
Daarby is die oorwinning met ’ntelling van 36-0 deeglik ingevryf –danksy veral baie goeie samespelwat die besoekers vyf drieë in diesak gebring het.
Stellenberg en HS Bellville hetewe oortuigende oorwinnings be-haal. Die Stellies het agt keer Prim-rose-klub se verdediging verrinne-
weer vir ’n weghol-sege van 51-3,terwyl Bellville met die uitbuitingvan Brackenfell se talle foute, oor-heersing by die afbreekpunte engoeie taktiese skopwerk die tuis-span met 34-13 verniel het.
Monumentpark het ’n ligte ver-rassing gelewer toe hy vir die eerstekeer in drie jaar HTS Bellville 12-10geklop het.
Vroeër in die week was HTS Bell-ville darem met 22-7 te sterk vir Pre-sident. HS Tygerberg het 6-27 teenSAKS vasgeval en De Kuilen hetmet 10-15 sy rieme styfgeloop teenHottentots-Holland.
Ander spanne wat ook aan die
wenkant was, is Bellville-Suid (26-13 t Kasselsvlei), Fairmont (13-5 tFairbairn), Excelsior (43-0 t Collegi-ans-klub) en Curro Durbanville (15-12 t Jan Kriel-skool en 15-14 t StrandSekondêr). Maar Tygerberg-klub(5-24 t HS Trafalgar) en Scottsdene(8-14 t Somerset-kollege) het diekous oor die kop gekry.
Die belangrikste wedstryde diekomende Saterdag is: HS Bellville tDurbanville, HTS Bellville t D.F.Malan, Brackenfell t HS Strand, DeKuilen t Stellenberg, Primrose-klubt HS Tygerberg, Monumentpark tTrafalgar, Tygerberg-klub t Milner-ton, Fairmont t Bosmansdam.
Die onoorwonne Durbanville/Bellville het Saterdag met sysewende agtereenvolgendeoorwinning nou beslis beker-aspirasies in die WP se Super-rugbyliga.
Die Durbies is ná ’n oorwin-ning met 26-14 oor die sterk spanvan Hamiltons tans in ’n wedloopmet die Maties gewikkel vir dieboonste plek op die punteleer.
Maklik het hierdie oorwinningegter nie gekom nie, ten spytevan die feit dat die Durbanvillersin alle afdelings die botoon ge-voer het en die meeste aanvals-werk gedoen het. Ná ’n rustydtel-ling van 3-5 het die Durbies in derwaarheid driekwart deur diekragmeting nog 8-11 agtergeloop.Hul harde werk is darem in dielaaste 20 minute beloon toe tweeverdere drieë Hamiltons se dop-pie geklink het.
Belhar moes (as gevolg van ’n
rooikaart-voorval) vir driekwartvan sy wedstryd teen Valsbaaimet net 14 spelers oor die wegkom – en tog het hy so byna metdie tuisspan afgereken. Valsbaaihet met ’n drie in die stuiptrek-kings van die wedstryd met 29-27die knoop deurgehak.
’n Eerste oorwinning ontwykTygerberg steeds hierdie sei-soen. Ondanks ’n rustyd-voor-sprong van 17-9 teen Villagers,asook die feit dat Tygerberg metdrie drieë teenoor die een van die
tuisspan kon spog, moes die Flo-ridapark-span uiteindelik met ’ngelykop-uitslag van 22-22 gediendwees.
Bellville, wat Goodwood 38-22geklop het, is saam met Noordeli-kes/Northlink-kollege in hierdiestadium die toonaangeërs in dieB-afdeling van die Superliga.(Helderberg het as die andersterk aanspraakmaker op die ti-tel Saterdag sy moses teëgekomteen Collegians). Bellville enNNK (wat Brackenfell 33-10 ge-
klop het) kom op 9 Junie teen me-kaar te staan.
Hands & Heart het ’n ietwatverrassende oorwinning van 38-20 oor Pniël Villagers behaal,maar Kuilsrivier kon met 20-28nie die mas opkom teen Primrosenie.
Die meeste spanne het die ko-mende naweek loslootjies, maarBelhar speel in ’n wegwedstrydteen SK/Walmer terwyl Tyger-berg (t Valsbaai) en Goodwood (tPrimrose) tuiswedstryde het.
Sensei Dewaldt du Preez un-derwent a rigorous fitnesstest, bag- and pad-work, spar-ring, combat application and awritten exam to grade to hisfifth degree black belt.
The Brackenfell resident re-ceived this honour fromGrand Master Eddie Cave, atenthdegreeblackbelt. “Itwastough, but worth it, as I not on-ly do it for myself but for mystudents. My road in martialarts started 15 years ago under
Eddie Cave and I was fortuna-te enough to have him as mymentor – his dedication andunderstanding of martial artsis superior.”
Cave is the former SA presi-dent of the World Associationof Kickboxing Organisationand founder of SA Karate Kaiwith 60 years’ martial arts ex-perience behind him.
“I competed professionallyin full-contact fighting for fiveyears. My focus now is on im-
proving my own skills for thesake of my students and myclub, Core Martial Arts Acade-my. We host healthy lifestyleevenings where we do basicmedicals, discuss healthy ea-ting and training, thus crea-ting a healthy lifestyle,” saidDu Preez.
He trains in many stylessuch as boxing, kickboxing,muay thai, grappling, goju ryuand close combat includingstick, knife and pistol.
Sensei Dewaldt du Preez andSeiko Shihan Eddie Cave.
Tenth proud to award fifth dan
Wat skort met die Brakke dat hul hardeknorre van die verlede nou net kreune ge-word het? So word met reg gevra nadat dieHS Brackenfell se eerste rugbyspan hierdieseisoen al ’n rits groot dragte slae op die lyfgeloop het.
Die verklaring is eenvoudig, sê PetrieStofberg, die skool se rugby-organiseerder.
“Ons beskik vanjaar oor ’n besondere jongo.19A-groep. Tans is daar net drie matriku-lante in dié span, gevolglik is die oorgrotemeerderheid spelers nie geestelik sterk ge-noeg om teen sterk spanne die druk te kanhanteer nie.” Ander faktore soos beseringsen verdwene Brackenfell-spelers het ook ’nimpak. - (Sarel Burger)
Knorre van verlede word nou kreune vir Brakke
TygerBurger and Bosman, McNulty and DuToit Optometrists invite scholars to enterthe TygerBurger Sportstar of the Monthcompetition.
Tell us about your top sporting achieve-
ments and you could get rewarded for yourefforts.
Entry forms can be obtained from the op-tometrists at 2 Kenridge Avenue, or viaemail from [email protected].
