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“Why couldn’t they have justdropped her off at my frontdoor, I would have cared forher?” asks Alet Bosman as shesoftly wraps an arm aroundthe ice-cold body of the babygirl lying in a black bag on heroffice desk.

Alet, manager of the EricMiles Cheshire Home in Sand-drift, discovered the child at oneof the home’s outside gates yes-terday morning.

Herman Bosman, general as-sistant at the home, was return-ing from his daily walk with thedogs when he noticed the blackrubbish bag at the gate in Bar-row Road.

“At first I thought it was rub-bish that someone dumped,which is something that hap-pens a lot, and it is rubbish daytoday,” Herman says.

However, when he picked upthe bag he felt it was heavy.

“I hoped it wasn’t dead pup-pies. When I opened it up andsaw the material I thought itmight be a donation of clothes.When I rummaged through it Ifelt my hand touch flesh andthen saw the two small, whitelegs sticking out,” Herman says.

He immediately put down thebag and called Alet, yelling thatthere was a baby outside.

“When I opened the bag I sawthat it was a baby. She was icecold and her pupils were dilatedand fixed. I phoned our doctorbut he said it was no use resusci-tating if the pupils were alreadyfixed,” Alet says, still with a ten-der armcircling the little corpse.

The little girl appears to havebeencarried to full termwith theumbilical cord cut and Aletcould only speculate whetherthe child was alive when it wasleft outside the home.

“One would want to believethat they left the baby here in thehope that someone would find italive,” she said.

Last Christmas someonedumped three small kittens out-side the premises.

“We called them CharlieBrown, Horatio Caine and Char-lie Chaplin. They are like ourchildren – so they could havegiven us this one, we would havebrought her up as well. I don’thave any children,” Alet sayswith watery eyes.

“Please write, that next time,if they want to dump a baby, Isleep in the front of the buildingin Corsair Road.

“Just dump it over the walland whistle or something, I willget up,” an emotional Alet says.

The police were called in andwill be investigating a charge ofconcealment of birth.

According to W/O DaphneDell this is the first such inci-dent in the recent past.

“There hasn’t been a casesince an incident we had in Sum-mer Greens last year,” Dell said.

. InMay last year theBabySa-ve Project initiated by TableView resident Kim Ferroli-Highfield saw a safe for motherswho want to abandon their ba-bies installed at the Anybody Fa-mily Centre in Table View.

The safe allows a baby to be de-posited inside a secure compart-ment.

. To page 2.

Alet Bosman of Cheshire Homes holding the tiny hand of the newbornbaby girl that was found abandoned at one of the home’s gates.

Photo: Leon Steenkamp

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The next U3A Blaauwberg meeting isscheduled for Tuesday 28 August at10:30.

Tea will be served between 09:45 and10:15 at the Milnerton Library Audito-rium where guest speaker MichaelJohnson will speak about his recentvisits to Iran, China, Vietnam andCambodia.

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Cape Town harbour received a visit fromthe HMS Dauntless, a British Naval war-ship – declared the most advanced anti-air vessel in the world.

Pat Downing from Table View along withfellow members of the Ship Society of SouthAfrica were invited aboard the vessel whileits engines were being serviced in the har-bour.

Downing was appreciative of the vessel’ssleek and uncluttered appearance.

“On going aboard I was expecting narrowcompanion-ways, low bulkheads, dim light-ing, oil odours and cramped crew quarters,all the things that contributed to the magicalmysteries of the old ships.

“What I saw was neon lighting, comforta-ble and homely crew cabins, steamy hotshowers, a full-on laundry and a galley boast-ing aromatic smells of cooking like that outof a Bisto jar,” Downing said.

Indeed a far cry from the infrastructure

found in the ships of yesteryear.The modern day computerised ship sur-

rounded by computer screens which resem-bles a games alley, is home to a crew of uni-versity graduates, some of who are still stud-ying.

“I was impressed by the spaciousness andcomfort of this warship compared to olderones I have spent time on,” said Fred Metcalffrom Pinelands.

The ship’s air surveillance radar is capa-ble of detecting 1 000 targets at a range of upto 400 km as well as detecting outer atmos-phere objects such as ballistic missiles.

The fact that the two Rolls-Royce gas tur-bines do not belong to the Royal Navy butrather are leased from Rolls-Royce on a fullmaintenance arrangement was another in-teresting innovation.

Rodney Marquis from Durbanville foundit interesting to see how things have changedin all aspects from the overall design to themost modern computerised systems.

Locals all aboard

The group that visited the HMS Dauntless when she recently docked in Cape Town harbourwhere (from left) Buddy Beacon (Milnerton), Tim Kenyon (Plumstead), Pauline Brueton (SeaPoint), George Hendrie, Fred Metcalf (Pinelands), Deric Stidwell (Table View), Leslie Hendrie(Newlands), Rodney Marquis (Durbanville) and Frank Atherley (Sea Point).

. From page 1.Once inside volunteers are alerted to the

presence of the child by a pressure plate thatautomatically sends an SMS.

Although the safe itself hasn’t seen any ba-bies being dumped Ferroli-Highfield saysthey have aided two mothers in not givingup their children.

“Both the moms saw the notice on the cen-tre’s door and contacted me. The one womanhad a seven-month-old baby and four-year-old daughter.

“They slept on a floor of a shack in DuNoon and the baby was very ill.

“We helped her by introducing her to akangaroo mother, paying the creche feesthat were in arrears and supplied her withgroceries and helped her find a job.

“The other mother had young twins. Wehelped her to go back home to Ciskei aftercoming to Cape Town for work,” Kim said.

She says in all instances they try to reunitethe mother and child. Kim added that shewill investigate the possibility of establish-ing a baby safe in the Milnerton area.

‘There are options for desperate mothers’

Herman Bosman at the spot where the black bag with the body of the baby was found.Photo: Leon Steenkamp

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The 23-year-old Thabo Bester, alsoknown as the Facebook Rapist, receiveda life sentence at the Western Cape HighCourt on Thursday for killing the model,Nomfundo Tyhulu (23), in Sunset Beachlast year.

Bester was also sentenced to an additional25 years on a charge of aggravated robbery,since he stole possessions of Tyhulu after hekilled her.

He is called the Facebook Rapist as he usedthe social networking site to lure women tomeet him, claiming that international mod-elling scouts were interested in them.

Bester pleaded for mitigating factors suchas his own alleged rape, poverty and an alco-hol-ravaged family to be taken into consider-

ation, but acting Judge Judith Cloete, none-theless, handed out the maximum sentence.

In September last year, Bester stabbed Ty-hulu in the chest at a bed-and-breakfast inSunset Beach.

On his departure from the guest house inthe morning, he told reception staff that Ty-hulu was still sleeping and not to be dis-turbed before 14:00 to ensure his getaway.

The court has been convinced that themurder was premeditated.

In an unrelated case, Bester was previous-ly sentenced to 50 years in prison for rapingand robbing two women.

Hewas sentenced to 15 years in jail on eachcount of rape and 15 years on each count ofrobbery. Five years of each robbery was sus-pended.

Life for ‘Facebook Rapist’

Thabo Bester Photo: Peter Abrahams

The ongoing complaints from Table Viewresidents about the disruptive roadworksalong Blaauwberg Road is not lost on city of-ficials.

The city last week thanked the residentsand businesses on Blaauwberg Road fortheir patience during the ongoing construc-tion for MyCiTi bus services.

According to city officials work is pro-gressing as fast as possible on BlaauwbergRoad, and residents and business people us-ing service roads to access their drivewayscan now see how the situation will be reme-died.

On the northern side of the road betweenWood Road and Donkin Drive, access todriveways has been restored, lighting is upand adequate footpaths are in place. Thiswork is continuing along the rest of thenorthern side, and along the entire southernside, of Blaauwberg Road.

The restricted access has been a result ofroad-widening, which is necessary to makespace for the bus lanes in the centre of theroad. This road widening has been complet-ed between Wood and Donkin Roads.

Along this section, the traffic has beenmoved from the right to the left side of theroad, to make way for the construction of thebus lanes alongside the median. However,there will be no further restricted access todriveways or sidewalks.

TheEskomelectrical supply cables at vari-ous locations along Blaauwberg Road will beinstalled after driveway access is restored,as the temporary service roads block off ac-cess for the cable installation.

The city has in the meantime, employedsecurity guards to patrol the unlit stretchesof road at night, and will continue to do sountil lighting is restored.

Efforts to minimise traffic disruptions

along Blaauwberg Road are ongoing.Sections of Blaauwberg Road have been

converted into single lanes to facilitate con-struction, these lane restrictions are howev-er only imposed during off-peak periods09:00 until 16:00.

“We know that residents and businessowners along Blaauwberg Road have beeninconvenienced during the construction forMyCiTi services, and while we are doing allwe can to minimise this convenience, wemust thank people wholeheartedly for theirpatience,” said mayoral committee memberfor transport, roads and stormwater BrettHerron.

“It is all for a worthy cause. This area isto be the first to experience a quality publictransport service. This service will serve theresidents for generations to come, helping tocreate sustainable, people-friendly neigh-bourhoods in the greater Table View area.”

City thanks all for MyCiTi works patience

Big problems! Capt Alwyn Jenkins from the Table View police station gets behindthe steering wheel of an impounded minibus taxi. Members of the local police stationand the Provincial Traffic Department’s Taxi Task Team held a roadblock along Blaauwberg Road on Thursday morning. Taxis were checked for the necessary permits to operate on that specific route as well as for the transport of stolen goods. Ten taxis wereconfiscated and driven by police and traffic members to the provincial traffic poundin Maitland. The drivers were released with a warning to appear in court. Photo:LeonSteenkamp


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Rise above, a book known for its in-spirational messages and storieswill be launched at the MowbrayTown Hall on Friday 24 August.

Compiled by Ncebakazi Faith Sal-iwa-Mogale, this book covers areassuch as perseverance, forgiveness,anger, resentment and many more.

The book launch is set to start at16:30 sharp and will continue until17:45.

A number of guest speakers formpart of the programme. Entrance isfree.

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Rise above it all

Elkanah House is hosting a festivalof winter favourites as the last mar-ket of the season.

Visitors can indulge in white cho-colate fudge treats while browsingartwork by some of the school’smost talented students.

There will be a fabulous freshfood court as well as comforts fromIndonesian food stalls on 25 Augustat the high school campus between09:00 and 13:00.

Last treat of winter

LEON STEENKAMP

A healthy state of emotional be-ing is key to being healthy andhappy in life.

It is a belief that Neil Johnson, alocal certified Reiki practitionerand clinical hypnotherapist, sub-scribes to without fail.

“We are just a bag of emotions.What we need to learn in this lifeis to process negative emotions sothat we can get rid of them, so thatthey don’t do damage to our bod-ies,” Neil says.

Negative emotions which moreoften than not originate from a lowself esteem are the root of nearly allrelationship problems.

“Negative energy is what causesillness and ailments. We generate alot of negative energy in our lives.Problems in relationships and cir-cumstances result in illness whichexacerbates stress and relationshipproblems. The vast majority ofwhich end up in divorce,” Neil ex-plains.

Finding a solution for homesbreaking up in this manner seems

paramount in Table View which issaid to have among the highest con-centration of divorced families inthe country.

Over the last six yearsNeil has in-terviewed more than 200 womenwho are divorced.

“I established that the majority ofmarriages ended because of emo-tional, physical or financial abuse.It is a problem that goes both ways,but the majority of cases is abuse bythe male partner.”

In most cases problems occur dueto a lack of self esteem which is al-most always a problem with bothpartners.

“Our objective in life is to dealwith fear. It ismainly fear that caus-es relationship problems. For ex-ample: a husband fears that his wifeis cleverer than him and then beatsher into submission.

“This leads to there being a domi-nant and a subservient party. Usu-ally it is the woman who is the sub-servient one and she eventuallyfeels responsible for the problemsin the marriage or partnership.

“Living in the now is probablythe single biggest factor in regain-

ing your self esteem,” he says.He adds that this ultimately leads

to the children suffering.“The children are subjected to

problems that the parents experi-ence because the care and nurtur-ing that they should receive isn’tgiven because of the arguing andfighting between the parents.”

He says that addressing problemswith children who come from a bro-ken home is therefore only half thesolution.

“You need to address the parents’problems as well.”

Neil now wants to help the Blaau-wberg Rotary Club after hearingabout its project to build a new ther-apy room at Blouberg Ridge Prima-ry School.

“In this case I would be able to as-sist by teaching the teachers toteach the children an international-ly proven energy technique calledCortices Tapping which may beused to enable the child (or adult),to focus better, ease pain, heal morequickly, reduce anger, and de-stress – in literally five minutes -with no equipment or medication.Teachers can let them use this

method of tapping at the start ofschool each day, or when they arestressed, and it will help them calmthemselves and focus on the teach-ing,” Neil explains.

He also has plans to host sessionsfor couples who have relationshipproblems and individuals who aredealing with divorces.

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The Blaauwberg Conservation Area will hosta talk regarding the Cape Flats Sands FynbosRestoration Project.

It will focus on various aspects including in-vasive species removal, soil sampling, hydro-logical studies, invertebrates, rodent activityand restoration.

It will be hosted at the Log Cabin at EersteSteen on Wednesday, 29 August around 18:30for 19:00, where Dr Pat Holmes from the Cityof Cape Town will introduce the project andgive a presentation on fynbos ecological resto-ration.

Contact Ena de Villiers on 076 335 1225.

Project aims to restore fynbos

LEON STEENKAMP

A local Jiu Jitsu instructor will attemptto grapple for 24 hours during a first-everworld record attempt to raise funds fora student suffering from cancer.

James Smart, head instructor of theGracie Jiu Jitsu Cape Town dojo in TableView, will attempt to Brazilian/Gracie JiuJitsu grapple for one whole day.

Smart will be joined by some 60 studentsof the local club and other grappling clubsfor the duration of the record attempt.

“During this Roll-a-thon I will attempt toroll continuously for the entire event. Thiswill be a world record and will hopefully beconfirmed by a member of the GuinnessWorld of Records,” James said.

“Our goal is to raise R100 000 towardstreatment for one of our students, Juan Poer-stamper from Table View, who is fightingHodgkins lymphoma,” James said, addingthat some of the funds will also be donatedto Cansa as well.

“To help raise money we are getting indi-vidual sponsorship and requesting any kindof sponsorship from local companies,” he ex-plained.

The entire event which will take placefrom 10:00 on 8 September to 10:00 the follow-ing morning will be filmed and highlightswill be aired on Power Combat Zone, a popu-lar show on DStv that showcases variousmartial art related content fromaroundAfri-ca.

“We will raffle sponsored prizes, as well ashave on auction one private lesson with thelegendary Ryron Gracie, the grandson of thecreator of Gracie Jiu Jitsu. This prize aloneis worth $240. Gracie will visit Cape Townlater this year,” James said.

The popularity of this specific form of mar-

tial arts has seen the club’s membershipgrow in leaps and bounds.

Gracie JiuJitsu is the fastest growingmar-tial art in the world. It’s technical advantag-es and use of joint manipulation have madeit the most efficient and effective means ofself protection today.

For further information on the event or tohelp with sponsorship contact James on082 807 4732 or visit www.graciejiujit-su.co.za/page/24-hour-roll-a-thon.

Rolling around theclock for cancer

James Smart from Gracie Jiu Jitsu in TableView will attempt to grapple nonstop for 24hours to raise money for a cancer patient.



CJSA now inWest Coast

The Cape Je-wish Seniors As-sociation (CJSA)has opened a sa-tellite branch ofthe organisationon the West Co-ast. The associati-

on has employed a social worker, Melanievan Emmenes, to run the programme andlooks forward to catering for the needs ofJewish seniors in the area. A meeting to in-troduce her to the local community takesplace on Thursday 23 August at 15:15 at theChabad West Coast Synagogue, 15 CurlewisRoad, corner of Porterfield Road, TableView. Parking is available at the AFMChurch on Porterfield Road. For cateringpurposes contact the Milnerton office telep-hone 021 555 1736 or email [email protected].

*Interior Decorating WorkshopBe at the Bedroom Boutique in Milnerton

Home and Garden Centre on 28 Augustfrom10:00 to 12:00 for an interior decoratingworkshop. Michelle Trimborn from DesignQuarters will be giving an interactiveworkshop called “Decorate like a Pro”, tea-ching the basics and secrets to interior de-corating. Light refreshments to be served.There will be no charge and bookings areessential. Kindly RSVP to Nardo van Eckon [email protected] or call082 320 7283.

*University of the Third age meetingThe next U3A Blaauwberg meeting is

scheduled for Tuesday 28 August at 10:30.Guest speaker Michael Johnson will speakabout his recent visits to Iran, China, Viet-nam and Cambodia. Phone Joy on021 554 1418 or Ivar Drew on 021 552 2953.

*Business Networking BreakfastHirsch’s Milnerton will be hosting a busi-

ness networking breakfast on 30 Augustfrom 08:00 to 10:00. David Holtzhausen, exe-cutive director: BNI Cape of Good Hope,will be talking about “The Networking Dis-connect”. A light breakfast will also be ser-ved, all free of charge. Booking is essential.Kindly RSVP to Nardo van Eck on [email protected] or call 021 528 6700.

*Home of Hope spring lunchThe Home of Hope will host a Spring Cele-

bration Ladies’ Lunch on Saturday 1 Sep-tember at 12:00 at the On the Rocks restau-rant in Bloubergstrand. Guests shoulddress according to the theme. Cost is R250per person and bookings can be done bycontacting Marilize or Genevieve on021 556 3573 or [email protected].

*St Oswald’s Church bazaarSt Oswald’s Church in Milnerton will be

having a bazaar on Saturday, 1 September,from 8:00 to 12:00. Stalls include many foodstalls, children’s activities, white elephant,books, plants and more. Please come alongwith friends and family and support us. En-quiries: Jemima Arendse on 081 213 0909.

*Pet walk eventThe Animal Anti-Cruelty League Cape

Town will host a 2 km Tail Talk Walk eventon Sunday 2 September from 12:00 to 15:00at the Old Mutual Sports Fields in Pine-lands. Entrance is R50 per dog.

Therewill be entertainment andcompeti-tions on the day. Tickets can be purchasedat the entrance on the day of the event. Re-servations and payments can also be madein advance by making a deposit into bankaccount: Standard Bank, 07 146 5820, Ronde-bosch, 025 009. Reference ‘TAIL TALKWALK’ and email confirmation of paymentto [email protected]. For more informa-tion contact Nicole Picksley 072 548 2059.

*Sunflower Fund Fun WalkThe Sunflower Fund will be hosting a

9 km Fun Run/Walk on Sunday 16 Septem-ber at 10:00. The event will start at theMouille Point Lighthouse and follow theroute along the Sea Point Beach Road toGranger Bay and back to the lighthouse.

The R50 entry fee includes a bandana,which must be worn on the day and againon National Bandana Day 12 October. Regi-stration takes place on 1 and 8 SeptemberatPicknPay stores at (V&AWaterfront andGabriel road Stores) from 10:00 to 19:00 oron 15 September at Zone Radio at the V&AWaterfront Red Shed from 10:00 to 15:00. Vi-sit www.sunflowerfund.org.za or call 080012 1082.

The Table View Ratepayers’Association will be having itsnext open meeting on 3 Septem-ber at the West Coast FamilyChurch, 1A Sandown Road, Blou-bergsands.

The meeting starts at 19:00 (cof-fee will be served from 18:30). Formore information contact LesleyO’Brien on 082 926 4994.

In an article about a teen author(“Teen’s debut novel of spiritworld”, TygerBurger 8 Aug 2012) itwas incorrectly stated that 16-year-old Kimite Cancino attends the Uni-ty Christian College in Bothasig.

The school, which has since beenrenamed the Winelands Academy,were inundated with calls from par-ents questioning its policy as aChristian school due to the ideascontained in the Milnerton teenag-er’s book Toxic Persuade Love: Un-der the Influence.

It has since been established thatKimite only attended the school un-til Grade 1, before attending anoth-er primary school. She has beenhome-schooled for the last fouryears and therefore has no affilia-tion with Winelands Academy atpresent. TygerBurger apologisesfor any inconvenience.

Author notat school

LEON STEENKAMP

Learners of Blouberg RidgeSecondary School will in thenot too distant future haveplenty of shade in which theycan enjoy their lunch duringbreak time.

Colleen Gomes, a green activ-ist from Table View, got the ideato supply the school with much-needed trees just over a monthago.

“The whole idea was to plantmore trees but not just any-where. I pass by the school regu-larly and saw that they had aneed for trees. Being an under-privileged school they can’t af-ford trees so I started an initia-tive to find people who couldsponsor trees,” Gomes ex-plained.

Using her Friendship TreePlant Facebook page and Given-Gain (an online global move-ment connecting activists andcauses) she managed to drum upenough support to buy 70 mostlywild plum trees for the school.

She approached Greenpop, asocial enterprise that runs urbangreening and reforestationprojects in sub-Saharan Africa todo the actual planting of the treesat the school grounds on Satur-

day.Sean Spender, Cape Town

planting manager for Greenpop,was on-hand to explain to the 100volunteers which included mat-rics from the school how to cor-rectly plant and care for a tree.

“The main message I want toput out there is that it is possiblefor anyone to get up and do some-thing if you pool all your resourc-es together,” she said.

She added that she hopes thisinitiative will inspire others.

Waiting for the shadeWaiting for the shade

Grade 9 learner Tabeso Mdongwe helps to plant the first of the 70 treesat Blouberg Ridge Secondary as Sean Spender from Green Pop teachesthe learners how to correctly plant a tree. Also helping is Colleen Gomes from the Friendship Tree Plant group and Redwaan Zoutenberg,a GreenPop volunteer. Photo: Leon Steenkamp


Local business, Adapt To Change, ishosting a workshop entitled Time toChange. This workshop will assist lo-cal businesses and entrepreneurs ineffectively managing their internalcommunication.

An international study by Siemenshas shown that poor communicationin business can cost companies overR40 000 per year, per employee.

Time to Change takes place on 28August from 08:30 to 12:30 at Life Caféin Blouberg.

Adapt To Change can be contactedon [email protected] orwww.AdaptToChange.yolasite.com.

A traditional and much-lovedSouth African delicacy hassparked a braai frenzy in search ofthe country’s best boerewors.

Kgalalelo Gloria Mpoelang fromMelkbosstrand received firstplace at Shoprite Bothasig, whereMark John Whitelaw from Blou-bergstrand came in second andMmako Morako from Milnertontook third place.

Kgalalelo won various meatvouchers and gift hampers and

will see her compete in the provin-cial round held on Saturday, 15September.

Competitors’ secret recipeswere judged – raw and cooked.

The judging panel consisting ofrepresentatives from the SA ChefsAssociation, selected three out of32 top regional winners at selectedShoprite Checkers locations coun-trywide on Saturday, 11 August.

The remaining 53 regionalrounds will take place on 18 and 25

August at selected Shoprite,Checkers and Checkers Hyperstores countrywide.

The competition will reach a cli-max on Saturday 6 October where10 provincial winners will get to-gether for the grand cook-off atSun City to decide who will wearthe prestigious 2012 BoereworsCrown.

More information is available atwww.championshipboere-wors.co.za.

Battle is on for boerewors crown

Shoprite Bothasig, regional boerewors champion Kgalalelo GloriaMpoeleng from Melkbosstrand.

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and businesspeople usingservice roads to access theirdriveways can now see how thesituation will be remedied. Onthe northern side of the roadbetween Wood Road and DonkinDrive, access to driveways hasbeen restored, lighting is up andadequate footpaths are in place.This work is continuing alongthe rest of the northern side, andalong the entire southern side ofBlaauwberg Road.The restricted access has been

a result of road-widening, whichis necessary to make space forthe bus lanes in the centre ofthe road. This road wideninghas been completed betweenWood and Donkin Roads. Alongthis section, the traffic has beenmoved from the right to the leftside of the road, to make way forthe construction of the bus lanes

The City of Cape Town extends its heartfelt thanksto residents and businesses on Blaauwberg Road fortheir patience during the ongoing construction forMyCiTi bus services.

alongside the median. However,there will be no further restrictedaccess to driveways or sidewalks.The Eskom electrical supply

cables at various locations alongBlaauwberg Road will be installedafter driveway access is restored,as the temporary service roadsblock off access for the cableinstallation. In the meantime, theCity has employed security guardsto patrol the unlit stretches of roadat night, and will continue to do sountil lighting is restored.Efforts to minimise traffic

disruptions along BlaauwbergRoad are ongoing. Sections ofBlaauwberg Road have beenconverted into single lanes tofacilitate construction, these lanerestrictions are however onlyimposed during off-peak periodsfrom 09:00 until 16:00.“We know that residents and

business owners along BlaauwbergRoad have been inconveniencedduring the construction forMyCiTi services, and while we are

doing all we can to minimise thisinconvenience, we must thankpeople wholeheartedly for theirpatience,” said Mayoral CommitteeMember for Transport, Roads andStormwater Brett Herron. “It is allfor a worthy cause: This area is tobe the first to experience a qualitypublic transport service in CapeTown. This service will serve theresidents for generations to come,

helping to create sustainable,people-friendly neighbourhoods inthe greater Table View area. In thenext step of the service rollout, ournew nine-metre buses will provideservices to the residential areasaround Table View. These newbuses will navigate the residentialstreet more nimbly than the busescurrently in use. The new stationat Wood Drive will allow seamless

A MyCiTi bus travels along the dedicated red bus lane from the Cape Town city centre to Table View.

Stretches of Blaauwberg Road have been converted into single lanes toaccommodate construction, with these lane restrictions confined to off-peak hours to

help reduce traffic disruptions.

AreasaroundTableViewwill soonbenefit fromsmaller nine-metrebuses, designed tomovewithease throughcongestedsuburbanareas.

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The Table View Community Police Foruminvites residents from Sector 1 (Blouberg-strand, Big Bay, Blouberg Sands, Blouber-grandt, West Beach, Blouberg Rise and WavesEdge) to a meeting on Thursday 23 August at18:30 at the Table View police station.

For more information contact CPF Sector 1chairperson Grant Londt on 082 330 0482.

The CPF Sector 2 meeting for Parklands/Sunningdale takes place on Tuesday 28 Au-gust at 18:30 at the Parklands police station,Parklands Main Road. For more informationcontact Ken Spies on 083 387 6766.

Members of Table View Lions Club arecollecting blankets and towels for variousanimal shelters.

These items can be second hand or brandnew.

Individuals are welcome to drop off theirdonations at Postnet Table View (LifestyleCentre, Parklands Main Road) or can con-tact Liz Houston on 082 924 4084 or [email protected].

“We received an overwhelming responselast year and look forward to our communi-ty’s generous support once again,” Lions se-cretary Liz Houston said.

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Getrou aan Dirkie de Villiers se passievir motorfietse word ’n motorfiets-pret-dag beplan as ’n geldinsamelingsprojekvir dié plaaslike kankerlyer.

Dié geldinsamelingsdag vir Dirkie vanMelkbosstrand word op 15 September by dieMelkbosstrand se 4x4-renbaan gehou.

Dirkie het in 2008 by KTM SA begin werkom sy vakleerlingskap as motorfietstegni-kus te voltooi. Gedurende 2009, op die ouder-dom van 21, is Dirkie met Non-HodgkinLymphoma (limfklierkanker) en leukemiein sy rugmurg gediagnoseer. Dit was ’n ag-gressiewe kanker. Hy moes toe sy opleidingby KTM staak. Ná chemoterapie het Dirkie’n beenmurgoorplanting ondergaan van ’nskenker in Amerika. Die koste was R900 000.

Van die koste is gedek deur die Fellows forCancer-groep in Melkbosstrand, wat kan-kerlyersmethulmediesekoste bystaan.Dir-kie was dié groep se eerste begunstigde.

Dirkie, ’n absolute motorfietsliefhebber,het in Januarie vanjaar weer begin werk inwat hy as “sy droom-loopbaan” beskryf byKTM se Kaapstad-tak.

In April – 18 maande na sy oorplanting –het Dirkie ’n terugslag beleef toe die kankerweer teruggekeer het. Hy het sedertdienweer chemoterapie ondergaan en is nou inremissie. Die Suid-Afrikaanse Beenmurgre-gister kon weer daarin slaag om die skenkerin Amerika te kry.

Hoewel Dirkie se mediese fonds by diewerk vir die chemoterapie betaal, dek hulleslegs ’n klein gedeelte van die oorplantingself. Die oes van die beenmurg in Amerikaen die vervoerkoste om die beenmurg in dieland te kry, beloop sowat R250 000. Dit sluitdan ook nie ander bykomende mediese kostein nie. “Hy het sowat R300 000 nodig en ditis die rede vir ons geldinsamelingsprojek,”sê Dirkie se ma, Elana.

Dit beloof om ’n heerlike gesinsdag te

wees met iets vir alle ouderdomme.Daar sal drie klasse wees waaraan motor-

fietsryers op ’n sirkelroete, wat grotendeelsop sanderige oppervlak is, kan deelneem.

Verskeie uithouwedrenne sal aangebiedword. Vermaak vir oud en jonk, waarondergelukkige trekkings, ’n springkasteel, gesig-verf, verskeie stalletjies en kos- en drank-verkope sal ook aangebied word.

Registrasie is die oggend tussen 07:30 en08:30. Die eerste wedren begin om 08:45.

Inskrywings is R150 per deelnemer, R40vir toeskouers en R20 vir kinders jonger as18 jaar oud..

Stalletjies kan nog gehuur word teen R200elk. Borge en donasies van geld en pryse salverwelkom word. Skakel Elana de Villiersop 072 419 0402 of 021 553 4461 met navrae.

Pretdag help kankerlyer

’n Fondinsamelingsprojek in die vorm van ’nuithouwedrenmotorfietsdag word beplan ommotorfietsliefhebber Dirkie de Villiers te helpmet sy beenmurgoorplantingsoperasie.

TygerBurger Table View Wednesday 22 August 2012Hoofartikelblad/Leader's page

Wie in My bly en Ek in hom, dra baie vrug-te, want sonder My kan julle niks doen nie.

Johannes 15:5

Tragedie moetkeerpunt wordOns almal steier ná die bloedvergieting enlewensverlies by die Lonmin-platinum-myn in Noordwes. Dit roep nie alleen don-ker herinneringe uit die verlede op nie,maar voorspel ook allermins ’n rooskleu-rige toekomsprentjie vir die land.

Dit gaan ook nou maklik wees om vin-gers rond te swaai en óf die polisie óf dieopruiende mynwerkers die skuld te geevir dié tragedie. Was dit polisiebrutaliteit?Is die polisie onbevoeg om oproerige ska-res na behore te beheer? Of het die moeti-drinkende en panga-swaaiende mynwer-kers hul verdiende loon gekry? Dié tipevrae duik nou oral op in die media en opsosiale forums. Dat ’n deeglike ondersoekna die gebeure gedoen moet (en gaan)word, is ’n dringende noodsaaklikheid.

Maar gaan dit werklik ’n deurslagge-wende bydrae lewer om die geweldskul-tuur in ons land te stuit? Dit is te betwyfel.Daar is ’n breër en baie diepgaander on-dersoek nodig na die oorsake van die ge-weldstsoenami wat Suid-Afrika oorspoel.Die Lonmin-gebeure is bloot ’n simptoomvan ’n ernstiger probleem.

’n Lewe in ons land is soms minder werdas ’n selfoon of ’n paar rand. Moord, roofen diefstal vier op elke straathoek hoogty.Rykes en armes is siek en sat daarvoor.Trouens, dit vreet tans soos ’n verterendekanker aan die spierweefsel van ’n nasie.

Daarom moet Suid-Afrikaners nóú inhul miljoene opstaan en aandring op ’n op-lossing vir dié geweldstoestand. Die wek-roep moet wees: Tot hiertoe en nie verdernie! Laat die onaanvaarbare tragedie bydie Lonmin-myn ’n keerpunt in ons ge-skiedenis word.

Oortjies toe! ER24 het die GoggaParadysspeelgroepie in De Bron besoek. Met hul vertrek het hulle die noodvoertuie se sirenesaangesit. Dit het die Goggas liefs hul ore laat toedruk. Voor is Rinus Neethling en Zalise Uys. Agter is Sian Bosch, Luca du Toit,PJ Groot en Yzelle Spies. Foto: Carina Roux

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LEWENSKIEKIELEWENSKIEKIE

Traffic deptstaff shouldset exampleI welcome the new law in the Cape whichprevents you from using your cellphonewhilst driving unless you have a hands-free kit or you face the consequence ofyour cellphone being confiscated for 24hours plus a R500 fine.

My problem is that this new law mustapply to all road users, including trafficofficers.

Last Tuesday afternoon at 15:55 at Plat-tekloof on the N1 outbound I drove pasta female traffic official chatting away onher cellphone (holding the phone to herear). I first thought whilst going past herin the middle lane (she was in the left lane)that I was imagining it, but I actuallyslowed down and waited for her to pass meand as true as bob she was still chattingaway. I then kept at the same speed as her,travelling next to her. When she spottedme watching her, she quickly “got rid ofthe phone”.

I just feel that she not only endangeredher own life, but mine too as well as otherroad users. Unfortunately for me but luck-ily forher, Iwas alone in the car otherwiseI would have asked my daughter to takea photo of her chatting away.

The details of the vehicle she was driv-ing are GVY 739G, B26 (number on side ofthe car).

Thereafter she took the Old Oak turn-offfrom the N1 and then left into Frans Con-radie in the direction of the Hypermarketin Brackenfell. I carried on with Old OaktowardsOldPaarl road, as this is the routeI travel on a daily basis.

I did contact the telephone number 021931 1646, that is reflected on the traffic ve-hicle she was driving, on Tuesday after-noon when I got home to give them the de-tails, but I suppose nothing has been saidto her, never mind verbal/written warn-ing for breaking the law.

Whatever happened to “setting an ex-ample” as a officer of the law? Or is it justbecause “setting an example” is some-thing of the past, and the new “in” thingis “whatever you can do, I can do better?”For example a brigadier of the SAPS beingarrested for DUI, government officials be-ing corrupt, stealing and even raping andgetting away with it? Where is this all go-ing to end?

SLMEmail

I am a dog owner who used the now-prohibit-ed stretch of beach to let my four very activeJack Russells exercise without botheringother dog-walkers or nature lovers. Needlessto say this new “law” presents me, many oth-er animal lovers and nature lovers who wanta bit of peace and quiet, with a problem –where to go now? This little haven was oneof the reasons we moved to Melkbosstrandin the first place.

Using 1935 laws, 2008 amendments and1977 regulations as a reason for this beachclosure is laughable. Is Eskom telling us that

they have been contravening laws for thelast 77 years?

Currently the nature reserve adjacent toEdward Crescent is used by criminals to ac-cess homes in that road. I can only hope thatEskom will patrol their border and put up se-curity lights to stop trespassers of theburgla-ryvariety gaining easyaccess to private resi-dences instead of going after easy targets likemyself and my fellow tax-paying, law-abid-ing beachcombers.

MEL KLOSDuynefontein

Pets miss their beach walk

In reaction to the letter “Hospital in PoorState” (TygerBurger 15 August) about Tyger-berg Hospital.

Our family’s experience almost two yearsago was disgusting – the entrance hall, theout-patient area, the linen used in the areafor out-patients I would not give my pets tosleep on.

There is no privacy (no curtains to be

drawn between patients for privacy), no pa-tient board on the bed and the hospital aswell as the department always have excuses.

There is not enough funds, we hear everyday, but fundsarebeingmismanaged.Healthand education in this country are goingdownhill at a speed!

R SCOTTTable View

Downhill for health

I am in total agreement with Keith AlfredAdolph Blake’s article and suggestions inthe TygerBurger Brackenfell, dated 1 August2012.

Is it not time that all motorcar road userswake up, be totally alert in any and all trafficsituations?

By “going back to the basics” as requiredwhen one first undergoes a Traffic Regula-tions exam, eye test and driving/parkingtest, all persons have to be sober, sharp andalert, lest they fail to receive a valid driver’slicence!

What has happened to the dedication to get

what we need to be a legal motorist on theroad? Thanks to the Lord God there are stillwise motorists on the road, who have decentsense! Is it too much to demand that the otherthoughtless motorists “knuckle-down” to be-ing authentic licensed drivers also?

Slow down, use your indicators. Don’tslam on the brakes at the corner and onlythen indicate with one flash that you havealready turned.

Again is it not about time to drive respon-sibly?

FRANCOIS ERIC BRESLERBrackenfell

It’s time to drive responsibly


KANSELLASIE VAN DIE OPENBARE-DEELNAMEPROSES OOR DIE KONSEPBELEID OORGESLAGSGELYKHEIDDie Stad Kaapstad se direktoraat maatskaplike ontwikkeling en vroeëkindontwikkelingmaak hiermee bekend dat die versoek om openbare kommentaar oor die konsepbeleid oorgeslagsgelykheid teruggetrek word.

Verdere aandag sal aan die beleid geskenk word voor dit weer vir openbare kommentaarbeskikbaar gestel word.

Die Stad Kaapstad vra om verskoning vir enige ongerief.

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Bring the flavours of Vietnam intoyour kitchen, using ordinary ingre-dients from your grocery cupboard.This super satisfying meal-in-a-pancan be served as a stand-alone dish(without a starch) for those follo-wing a high protein, low carb eatingplan. As a bonus, it is rich in fibre.

It is also gluten-free, dairy-freeand egg-free. If you aregluten-intolerant andsensitive to ordinarysoy sauce, use a gluten-free one and serve thisdish on its own, orwith Basmati or Jas-mine rice.

15 ml (1 tablespoon)sunflower oil

1 medium onion, sli-ced

15 ml (1 tablespoon)thinly sliced root gin-ger

125 g streaky bacon,coarsely chopped

250 g lean beef mince4 x 250 ml (4 cups) shredded cab-

bage½ red pepper, chopped10 ml (2 teaspoons) freshly crus-

hed garlic15 ml (1 tablespoon) soy sauce

30 ml (2 tablespoons) peanut but-ter (crunchy or smooth)

60 ml (¼ cup) salted, roasted pea-nuts, roughly chopped

60 ml (¼ cup) thinly sliced springonions

Heat oil in a large non-stick fry-ing pan or wok. Sauté onion, gingerand bacon. Add mince and stir-fry

over moderate heatuntil cooked. Add cab-bage, red pepper andgarlic. Stir-fry untiljust cooked. Add soysauce and peanut but-ter and stir well untilthe peanut butter hasmelted completely.Spoon into bowls.Sprinkle with peanutsand spring onions. Ifrequired, serve withextra soy sauce. Per-fect as a meal on itsown, or served with

Basmati/Jasmine rice, Orientalnoodles, or inside a wrap.

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The Cape’s biggest garden centre group is cele-brating 50 years of quality and service.

From humble beginnings the Stodels GardenCentres have grown into a much-loved brand inWestern Cape households.

The first Stodels Garden Centre was plantedfirmly in Kenilworth, thereafter Stodels Bel-lville was founded which is where the compa-ny’s head office is situated.

Milnerton then grew from this in 2005, withthe opening of a Stodels in Racecourse Roadwhich proved to be a huge success among thecommunity.

Under the reign of Nick Stodel, who took overthe business from his father Robert as manag-ing director, the company has blossomedthrough his ambition and leadership.

“We work hard to make sure that we give ourcustomers great service. We believe that a smileand a greeting isn’t hard for any staff memberto give, and allows our customers to have agreat experience when visiting. I think that ourmission statement says it all – ‘To delight ourcustomers by giving them affordable access togreat gardening ideas and service’,” says Nick.

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Die Stad Kaapstad separke-afdeling moet el-ke jaar ’n moeilike be-sluit neem: moet parkenetjies gesny word ofmoet veldblomme toege-laat word om te floreer?

Baie van die inwonersen besoekers van gebiedewaar veldblomme groei,voel egter dit moet nie ge-sny word nie.

Dit veroorsaak egter datgras dan uiteindelik oor-neem.

“In die verlede het dieStad se parke-afdeling diesny van sekere gebiede ty-dens blomtye afgewisselom die blomme toe te laatom te groei, maar daar isbewys dat dit ook ’n toena-me in onkruid en gras ver-oorsaak,” het TandekaGqadadie, burgemeesters-

komiteelid vir gemeen-skapsdienste, gesê.

“Hierdie jaar sal gesny-de gebiede se netheid as ’nprioriteit beskou word engebiede wat onnet lykword deeglik gemonitor,”het sy gesê.

“Kaapstad beleef ’n baienat winter met wisselendeperiodes van warm weer.Gras en onkruid groei vin-nig onder hierdie omstan-dighede en kan dus ver-oorsaak dat parke en sy-paadjies oornag onnetraak,” het Gqada verdui-delik. “Die Stad is verbindtot vinnige en doeltreffen-de dienslewering. Pogingssal aangewend word omons parke en sypaadjiesnetjies te hou,” het sy gesê.

Vir meer inligting, ska-kel die Stad se parke-afde-ling by 021 400 9538.

Parkenetheidis ’n prioriteit


Die Hoërskool Tygerberg se ouer-onder-wysersvereniging (OOV)endie rugbyon-dersteunersklub (ROK) het kragte saam-gesnoer om ’n wynproe aan te bied as ’ngeldinsamelingprojek.

Die Hoërskool Tygerberg het reeds metrugby groot sukses behaal en streef daarnaom soveel as moontlik leerlinge die geleent-heid te bied om ook deel te neem.

Daar is verskeie toere, asook toerustingwat aangekoop moet word. Ook is daar leer-linge wat dit nie kan bekostig nie en wat ge-help moet word.

’n Wynproegeleentheid teen slegs R70 perkop word Vrydag 24 Augustus van 13:00 afaangebied by die Jaco Vercuiel-saal, reg ag-ter Noordelikes se atletiekterrein in Parow.Ongelukkig kan kinders onder 18 jaar ditnie bywoon nie.

Bravo Events bied die vermaak. Die gas-kunstenaars is Amore, Shaun Tait, Jo Ni-chol en Marius die kaalvoetklong.

Braaipakkies word teen R30 aangebied.Gaste braai self of braaiers kan gereël word.Daar sal ook kaas, biltong en koffie beskik-baar wees, asook ’n kontantkroeg.

Kaartjies is beskikbaar by die HoërskoolTygerberg.

Bel Hannelie van der Spuy by 021 939 2023vir meer inligting.

Tiere houwynproevir fondse

A safer way to get rid of old medicine hasnow been presented by Durbell pharmacieswho invites members of the public to takepart in their Durbell Spring Clean missionfrom 10 to 17 September.

They are appealing to all to take their un-used and expired medication to their closestDurbell pharmacy for responsible medica-tion disposal. This includes prescriptionmedicine, vitamins, lotions, inhalers orleak-proof containers.

This will ensure it doesn’t end up in adumping ground where it can infect work-ers, the public or the environment.

They advise the public not to take in nee-dles or sharp containers, thermometers,narcotics, controlled substances, IV bagsand bloody or infectious waste, personalcare products, business waste, or aerosols.

Contact Tiny or Este on 021 979 1600 oremail [email protected] or go towww.durbellpharmacies.co.za.

Get rid of oldmeds safely

Radio Tygerberg het vanjaar die nuwe 104-sakeklub bekendgestel.

Die sakeklub vervang die ou Radio Tyger-berg-sakeklub en is vir mense wat ernstigis oor die sakewêreld.

Na aanleiding van talle versoeke is die104-sakeklub begin om hoofsaaklik voorsie-ning te maak vir gereelde en doeltreffendenetwerkgeleenthede.

Alle sakeklublede moet weer aansluit.Die eerste netwerkfunksie is op Donder-

dag 23 Augustus, waartydens een van dieland se top-sakemanne, Eric Tocknell, diestigter van die Wimpy-restaurantgroep indie suidelike halfrond, sal optree.

Die sakeklub wil graag lede motiveer ommekaar te ondersteun en moontlik saam tewerk aan projekte.

Voorts sal die klub ook sy lede toerus enbemagtig met inligting oor die nuutste sake-tendense, wetgewing en beste sakeprakty-ke.

Die nuwe 104-sakeklub het voordele watdie ou sakeklub nooit gehad het nie.

Besoek die webblad www.radiotyger-berg.co.za vir meer inligting.

Radio T’bergbegin klub

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en is Vrydagaand van 19:00 af teenR95 vir nie-lede, R75 vir pensioena-risse, R50 vir Con Spirito-lede enR30 vir studente by die deure be-skikbaar. Dit sluit die program,sjerrie en verversings na afloop vandie konsert in.

Vir meer inligting, skakel die mu-siekdirekteur, Erns Conradie, by082 571 6712 of besoek [email protected].

Die Con Spirito-musiekverenigingin Bellville bied op Vrydagaand dievyfde kamermusiekkonsert van-jaar in die George en Annie Starck-herehuis aan.

Die bekende Wes-Kaapse fluitis,Liesl Stoltz, en die Amerikaanseharpspeler, Jacqueline Kerrod, saloptree.

Die program bestaan uit die So-nate in E majeur (BMV 1010) deurJ.S. Bach, Sonata deur Liebermannen Fantasie Op.124 deur Saint-Sa-

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“There are certain rules thatyou have to adhere to, but youcan bend them a little.”

That’s the formula, accordingto songwriter, Gavin Edwards,for the perfect hit.

He should know. Gavin hasworked with some of the biggestnames in songwriting aroundthe world and is on the verge ofreleasing what he believes willbe his “smash hit”.

Although he got aboard themusical train at a young age,dabbling with many instru-ments and playing in the churchband, Gavin’s real journey start-ed when he met Brain McFad-den, of Westlife fame.

Brian saw his band, Allegoryperform at Sun City and spokeof taking them back to Ireland.“We thought it was a bit of ban-ter,”Gavin says, but amonth lat-er they were in Dublin.

After a name change, to Fran-klin, and a trip home to regroupas a stronger band, Gavin madeIreland his home for nine years.

He wanted the band to go in adifferent direction, so he startedresearching everything he couldabout writing hit songs.

He embarked on a “world

songwriting tour”, visiting NewYork, Nashville, London andAustralia, among other places,to work with names like BillyMann, who writes for Pink andPhil Thornalley, the writer ofNatalie Imbruglia’s “Torn”.

“Over there it’s so much likea business,” Gavin says, ex-plaining how songwriters writea song a day, in the search for ahit.

“It’s the same as making anomelette,” he says about writinga perfect song, explaining thatwhile the main ingredientschange, there can be variations.

Gavin will be teaching his for-mula at a workshop on Friday 31August, at Bloemendal.

Gavin says his workshop willalso cover issues related to “mu-sic as a business”, like publish-ing deals and the role of manag-ers.

His own band, Sunshine Stateare about to release their newsingle, “Beautiful Morning,” inAustralia.

For more information aboutGavin’s workshop, email [email protected].

.Gavin performed his newsingle “On the Orange Couch”,for TygerBurger.

Visit www.TygerBurger.co.zato see the video.

World quest forthat perfect song

Durbanville’sGavin Edwards.

. Chris Chameleon is vanaandby Die Boer. R130. Bespreek by021 979 1911 of 083 406 0111.

. Kipper and the Rainbow/Vlooi en die Reënboog is on atArtscape Theatre until 4 Septem-ber. R50. Call 021 421 7695 or visitComputicket to book.

. Thys die Bosveldklong isDonderdag by Die Boer. R100. Be-spreek by 021 979 1911 of 083 4060111.

. James Marais will performan Elvis Rock ’n Roll Tribute at

Jamrock Theatre inBrackenfell on Fri-day. R100. Call 021 9811313 or email [email protected] to book.

. Marion Holm isVrydag by Die Boer in Holmakie-sie. R90. Bespreek by 021 979 1911of 083 406 0111.

. Anika Hari and Lucy Kru-ger will be at the MelkbosstrandCountry Club on Friday. R80. Call021 553 3408 to book.

. Dowwe Dolla is Saterdag enweer op Woensday 28 Augustusby Die Boer in Dowwe DollaDink Diep. R100. Bespreek by 021979 1911 of 083 406 0111.

. Tribute will be playing thesongs of Cliff and the Shadows at

Milnerton Playhouse on Satur-day. R90. Call 021 554 5778 or [email protected].

. Blackbox and guest artistspresent a variety show with hitsfrom the 60s at The Fuzz Box onSunday from 14:00. R50. Call 083261 6338 or email [email protected] for more in-formation.

. Elvis Blue and his band willbe at Die Boer on Monday and Tu-esday. R160. Call 021 979 1911 or083 406 0111 to book.

. The next Rock the Flockband night with Tripjas andDown on the First is at JamrockTheatre onWednesday 29August.R30. Call 021 981 1313 or email [email protected] tobook.

Musiekkonsert gehouCape Sax-O will perform onSundayat 19:00 atArt.bGalle-ry, Bellville Library Centre.

The Cape Sax-O membersinclude Henk Steenkamp,Godfrey Rahube, Tshepo Ra-moipone and Althea Cronje.

Tickets cost R30 or R25 forpensioners and students, andare available at the door.

For more information callNikita Campbell or LemivaViljoen on 021 918 2301 or 021918 2293 or email [email protected].

Catch SaxO

Daar is slegs twee weke oor voor diejaarlikse Gospel-Skouspel by dieGrandWest Arena op Saterdag 1September.

Vanjaar is Elvis Blue vir die eer-ste keer op Radio Tygerberg se Gos-pel-Skouspel op die verhoog saammet Joe Niemand, Reana Nel, RetiefBurger, Romanz, Jan de Wet, Nia-nell, Neville D, ons eie Rouchelle ennog vele meer. Daar sal twee verto-nings – om 12:00 en 20:00 – wees. Be-spreek by Computicket.

Skouspel isom die draai

Blues meets Rock: The next Blues meets Rock hits Durbanville GolfClub on Sunday, with a lineup made up of the Jesse Jordan Band, BoulevardBlues who will be performing an acoustic set with Debbie Pryor playing amean cajon, Bongani Blax Sotshononda, Louis ‘Axe on Fire’ Lourens andJono Dose (from Chasing Friday). There will be a Fender guitar lucky drawand food and drinks at club prices. Entrance costs R50. For more informationcall 021 976 8120.

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Twee boeke van Frederick Nietsche en Sie-nervanRensburgbelandperongeluk tussenDolla se versameling Mills & Boon’s wat syspesiaal vir haar “trip” op die Costa Concor-dia bymekaar gemaak het.

Dolla begin lees terwyl sy wag om aanboord te gaan. “Kennis is mag”, sê Nietsche,maar “Kennis sonder begrip is gevaarlik”en, soos te verwagte, kry Dolla onmiddelik’n uitnodiging van die kaptein om op die“brug” te kom kuier…

Die res is geskiedenis, maar die hele on-dervinding laat haar dink, diep dink, oordiep dinge soos “alpha-males”, Twitter,Afrikaanse popliedjie-lirieke en Nietsche serelatiwiteitsteorie. Of was dit nou Alberts’n?

Boonop is Dolla ook deel van ’n ongeloofli-kenuwemediesedeurbraak:Watmeestewe-tenskaplikes voorheen as wensdenkery be-skou het is nou ’n werklikheid: Dolla se Pillevir Domgeit, ’n wonderproduk wat verlig-ting gaan bring vir derduisende mense watly aan simptome soos verwarring, lae self-beeld, lamheid in die kop en ontoereikendehoutwerkpunte.

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Bespreek by 021 979 1911.

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Though they won’t be on stagefor a while, fans of When KarmaSleeps, can expect two new songssoon.

This is on top of the music videoin the pipeline and the new materi-al they plan to work with.

“We are noticing that our musicis developing its maturity,” saysfront-woman, Megan Dewhurst.

She says the band will spend thenext while working on new materi-al.

For those who are unacquaintedwith When Karma Sleeps and their

powerful live performances, theband have been playing with theircurrent line-up for about two years.That is: Greg Lundin and KB Mafo-jane on guitars, Gerard van Eedenon bass, Matthew Hacking ondrums and Megan on vocals.

When Karma Sleeps was bornwhen Greg, KB and Megan were inhigh school and in 2007 they won acompetition toplayOppikoppi festi-val. It was after that the band decid-ed to take things seriously.

Since then they have played theRock the River and Synergy festi-vals. They have toured nationallyand are planning to do so again atthe end of the year.

They have recorded two singles;“Alive” has already been released,while “Love is” is on its way.

They are also about to record two

new songs. Megan says it’s still un-clear if the recorded songs will beused for an EP or an album.

“We’re just taking it as it comes,”

she says.Megan describes When Karma

Sleeps’ music as melodic rock andsays while there aren’t many fe-male fronted rock bands, her vocalsadd diversity and a pop element totheir music.

“To me I think it’s an advantage,”she says. “It’s got a heavy element,but my vocals lend themselves to afully acoustic set,” Megan says ofthe band’s music, adding that thereare plans to test the waters over-seas: “We’ve heard our musicwould be accepted better there”.

When Karma Sleep’s music isavailable on Soundcloud and on Fa-cebook.

When Karma Sleeps they still release new songsWhen Karma Sleeps they still release new songs

Blouberg’s melodic rock outfit, When Karma Sleeps.

Alter Ego: A Group Exhibition,opens at Rust-en-Vrede gallery inDurbanville on Tuesday 22 Au-gust.

The exhibition features workby Hugo Moritz, Annelie Venter,Lynie Olivier, Paul Bircholl, Ro-bert Plotz, Leon Vernieulen, Ant-hony Holmes, Brad Gray, Annet-te Pretorius, Corlie de Kock, Dee

Donaldson, Natasha de Wet, LynGilbert, Greg Kerr, Audrey An-derson, Marie Stander, LanceFriedlande, Elizabeth Gunther,Aidon Westcott, Henk Seymore,Jan du Toit, Claire Menck, JacoBenode, Rafal Korcz, JannaPrinsloo, Anita Bodenstein Booy-ens, Christiaan Diedericks, BrentRecord, Vernon Swart, Selwyn

Pekeur ,Wendy Goybba, Anna Co-rien Goosen, Madelein Morinco-wits, Brahm van Zyl, MargaretNel, Adele Adendorff, and Hanne-ke Benade.

The exhibition will run untilThursday 20 September.

For more information on theexhibition, please visitwww.rust-en-vrede.com.

Group exhibition will feature many exciting artistsSeth MacFarlane’s Ted will be rele-ased at Ster-Kinekor CapeGate,Bayside, N1 City, Tyger Valley andParow on Friday.

The story is centered on a manand his teddy bear, which comes to

life as the result of a childhoodwish.

The movie stars Mark Wahlberg,Mila Kunis and also the voice ofSeth MacFarlane of Family Guy fa-me.

Childhood wish, Teddy comes to life

The Gordon Institute of Performingand Creative Arts (GIPCA), in asso-ciation with the Elysée Fund, willpresent a Music in the City concerton Wednesday 29 August at Hid-dingh Hall, University of Cape

Town (UCT), Orange Street.Highlighting this year’s concert

will be Cécile Verny Quartet’s KeepSome Secrets Within. Cécile Vernyhas been one of the most accom-plished European jazz performers

for over 20 years.The performance starts at 20:00

and entrance is free. No bookingsare required. For more informationabout the concert series, please con-tact the GIPCA office on 021 480 7156or email [email protected]. Formore information about the CécileVerny Quartet, visit www.cvq.de.

Cécile Verny Quartet Euro jazz starsLentedans: Die LaerskoolBellpark hou ’n lentedanssaam met die musikantViljoen Retief op Saterdag 8September. Die dans begin om19:30 en kaartjies is R60.Bespreek by ChristelleEksteen by 021 919 0002.

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STEHAN SCHOEMAN

Wanneer haar vriendinne metblomme in hul hare op Lentedagby die skool opdaag, sal Janckede Wet (17) sweet en toutrek datdie stof staan tydens die Wêreld-kampioenskapsbyeenkoms van1 tot 16 September in Switser-land.

Jancke van die JanKriel-skool in Kuilsri-vier sal Suid-Afrika indie 540 kg-vrouespanverteenwoordig.

Ná nege jaar vangimnastiek waar sysuksesvol op provinsi-ale en nasionale vlakpresteer het, het sy be-sluit om op toutrek tefokus.

“Gimnastiek vergbaie ure en toewyding,maar toutrek ook. Dietwee sporte se ure hetvir my te veel geword,aangesien ek my aka-demie ook baie hoogag. Ek moes kies, maarek is seker ek het reggekies. Ek doen al negejaar toutrek.

Sy het reeds agt keerprovinsiale kleureverwerf en ook tweesilwer en ’n bronsme-dalje by die Suid Afri-

kaanse junior toutrekkampioen-skapsbyeenkoms gewen.

Verlede jaar net na die junior tou-trekseisoen het van die keurdersvan SATF (South African Tug ofWar Federation) haar genader omvir die Disa-vroue-akademie in dieStrand te kom toutrek. Die keur-ders het na haar verwys as “toutrek

se toekoms”. Sy het in April aan dieAfrikaspele deelgeneem en tweegoue medaljes verower in die 540kg- afdeling vir vroue, asook die 500kg-afdeling en o.23-span.

“Ek oefen Maandae, Dinsdae enDonderdae in die Strand by Disa-vroue-akademie van 18:00 tot 22:00.Ek het elke Saterdag ’n oefenkamp

van 10:00 tot 14:00 in Raw-sonville of in die Strand.Ek oefen ook elke dag vandie week in die gimnasi-um, behalwe Sondae. “Ekdoen kardio, fiksheid enkragoefeninge. Ek “dead-lift” tans 100 kg en ekweeg maar 58 kg. Onsword aan baie strawwetoetse blootgestel,” vertelJancke.

Jancke het vroeër van-deesmaand tydens dieSpringbok-“capping”-se-remonie op Rawsonvillehaar kleure ontvang.

“Dit voel amazing, dit isvir my ’n groot eer omgroen en goud te dra, wantdit is iets wat ek my lewevoor gewerk het.”

Jancke doen ook baiegoed in haar akademie endien op die verteenwoor-digende raad van leerlin-ge.

Sy is ook die sekretares-se van die VRL en dien opdie skool se leerlingraad.

Jancke gaan sweetwyl ander lente vier

Jancke de Wet vertrek eersdaags na Switserland waar sySuidAfrika in toutrek gaan verteenwoordig.

Balstryd: Lara Pretorius (links) van D.F. Malan probeer die balby Angelique du Toit van HS Bellville afneem tydens Saterdag seeerstespaninterskolekragmeting. Bellville het die wedstryd met3122 gewen. Gaan na www.tygerburger.co.za vir meer foto’s.

Foto: Carina Roux

Stellenberg en HS Bellville het albeigoeie oorwinnings in die jongstereeks o.19 A-skolenetbalwedstrydein die WP behaal.

Bellville het in sy interskole-

kragmeting teen D.F. Malan oortui-gend met 31-22 gewen. Stellenbergwas op sy beurt met 32-19 te sterkvir die Wes-Kaapse Sportskool. –(Nino Loubser)

Stellies en HS B’ville wen oortuigend

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STEHAN SCHOEMAN

Wanneer haar vriendinne metblomme in hul hare op Lentedagby die skool opdaag, sal Janckede Wet (17) sweet en toutrek datdie stof staan tydens die Wêreld-kampioenskapsbyeenkoms van1 tot 16 September inSwitserland.

Jancke van die JanKriel-skool in Kuilsri-vier sal Suid-Afrika indie 540 kg-vrouespanverteenwoordig.

Ná nege jaar vangimnastiek waar sysuksesvol op provinsi-ale en nasionale vlakpresteer het, het sy be-sluit om op toutrek tefokus.

“Gimnastiek vergbaie ure en toewyding,maar toutrek ook. Dietwee sporte se ure hetvir my te veel geword,aangesien ek my aka-demie ook baie hoogag. Ek moes kies, maarek is seker ek het reggekies. Ek doen al negejaar toutrek.

Sy het reeds agt keerprovinsiale kleureverwerf en ook tweesilwer en ’n bronsme-dalje by die Suid Afri-kaanse junior toutrek-

kampioenskapsbyeenkoms gewen.Verlede jaar net na die junior tou-

trekseisoen het van die keurdersvan SATF (South African Tug ofWar Federation) haar genader omvir die Disa-vroue-akademie in dieStrand te kom toutrek. Die keur-ders het na haar verwys as “toutrek

se toekoms”. Sy het in April aan dieAfrikaspele deelgeneem en tweegoue medaljes verower in die 540kg- afdeling vir vroue, asook die 500kg-afdeling en o.23-span.

“Ek oefen Maandae, Dinsdae enDonderdae in die Strand by Disa-vroue-akademie van 18:00 tot 22:00.

Ek het elke Saterdag ’noefenkamp van 10:00 tot14:00 in Rawsonville of indie Strand. Ek oefen ookelke dag van die week indie gimnasium, behalweSondae. “Ek doen kar-dio, fiksheid en kragoefe-ninge. Ek “deadlift” tans100 kg en ek weeg maar58 kg. Ons word aan baiestrawwe toetse blootge-stel,” vertel Jancke.

Jancke het vroeër van-deesmaand tydens dieSpringbok-“capping”-se-remonie op Rawsonvillehaar kleure ontvang.

“Dit voel amazing, ditis vir my ’n groot eer omgroen en goud te dra,want dit is iets wat ek mylewe voor gewerk het.”

Jancke doen ook baiegoed in haar akademieen dien op die verteen-woordigende raad vanleerlinge.

Sy is ook die sekreta-resse van die VRL endien op die skool se leer-lingraad.

Jancke gaan sweetwyl ander lente vier

Jancke de Wet vertrek eersdaags na Switserland waar sySuidAfrika in toutrek gaan verteenwoordig.

Balstryd: Lara Pretorius (links) van D.F. Malan probeer die balby Angelique du Toit van HS Bellville afneem tydens Saterdag seeerstespaninterskolekragmeting. Bellville het die wedstryd met3122 gewen. Gaan na www.tygerburger.co.za vir meer foto’s.

Foto: Carina Roux

Stellenberg en HS Bellville het albeigoeie oorwinnings in die jongstereeks o.19 A-skolenetbalwedstrydein die WP behaal.

Bellville het in sy interskole-

kragmeting teen D.F. Malan oortui-gend met 31-22 gewen. Stellenbergwas op sy beurt met 32-19 te sterkvir die Wes-Kaapse Sportskool. –(Nino Loubser)

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Vier drieë teenoor een is genoegsame be-wys dat die HS Bellville se o.19 A-rugby-span D.F. Malan heeltemal oordonderhet in hul interskole-kragmeting die af-gelope Saterdag.

Bellville het dwarsdeur die wedstryd dietoon aangegee en in alle afdelings die hef indie hand gehad om welverdiend met 34-8 teseëvier.

De Kuilen het nie veel moeite ondervindom Jan van Riebeeck met 14-0 baas te raaknie, terwyl Durbanville (36-7 t Tygerberg-klub) en HS Tygerberg (36-15 t Hottentots-Holland) ewe gemaklik deur hul wedstrydegekom het. Ander spanne wat aan die wen-kant geëindig het, is Fairbairn (30-20 t Presi-dent), Fairmont (14-6 t Edgemead), J.G. Mei-ring (11-3 t Table View), Curro Durbanville(66-10 t Reddam Constantia) en Jan Kriel-skool (49-8 t Zwaanswyk en 39-5 t Westcliff).

.TygerBurger enBoeke 24/7 se seweman-rugbykompetisie vir o.19-spanne – die oud-ste toernooi van sy aard in die land – is eers-komende Dinsdag die eerste van ’n rits se-westoernooie oor die volgende paar weke.

Sestien spanne van vyftien skole pak me-kaar Dinsdag van 14:30 af. Die spanne is HSTygerberg A (die verdedigende kampioen),HS Bellville, HTS Bellville, D.F. Malan, Dur-banville, Bellville-Suid, Excelsior, Bracken-fell, Fairmont, Monumentpark, Stellenberg,Tygerberg-klub, Scottsdene, Kasselsvlei,Bernadino Heights en HS Tygerberg B.

Bellville testerk virDF Malan

The Cape Radio Flyers model airplane club have to contend witha flooded airfield this time of the year when winter rains causetheir landing strip at Rietvlei to be covered by water. Here Andries Burger retrieves his model plane from a crash site duringa practise session on Saturday morning. Photo: Dave Colins

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