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STARS COME OUT: TO SAY ‘NO’

Anti­drug showGARY VAN DYK

Some local stars are combining theirforces to fight drug abuse with aunique roadshow for local schools.

There was lots of laughter and excitementat JS Kloppers Primary School last weekwhen they had some very special visitors inthe form of The SK Anti-Drug Campaign,putting on a show for them, but there wasa serious message to it all – the fight againstdrug abuse.

Leading this unique approach to empoweryoungsters to say no to drugs was Sekoati“SK” Tsubane, who made no bones abouthow drugs had almost destroyed his life.

The actor well-known for his role as Kabe-lo in 7de Laan has teamed up with Crushan-da Forbes from Idols fame and runners-upto SA’s Got Talent, the PJ Twins from Bonte-heuwel.

ExcitementOnce the roadshow got going at the school

last week there was lots of excitement fromthe learners and teachers as the stars made

their appearance but Kabelo made no bonesabout his history of drug abuse towarn themabout the road to destruction that was theirdestiny if they started.

“That is the most important message thatwe want to get to the children,” he said.

“I believe that you must bend the stickwhen it is wet, not when it is dry becausethen it will break, and as people in the publicspotlight I believe that that we can play animportant part in the fight against drugs.

“If we tell them about our experiences Ihope that it will be motivation for them notto think of starting.”

Apart from the celebrities, the project alsohas some partners on board from the com-munity that included Ri’fat Browers fromThe Choice Rehab Centre and a productionteam led by Alvin Pillay from Elsies River.

He added that they had started the projectin November last year, but the bigger boostcame for them at the beginning of this year.

“I always knew that I wanted to be in-volved in the fight against drugs because Isee the damage that it does in our communi-ties,” he says.

“When SK asked me to be involved in thisproject I jumpedat the opportunity.Our goalis to informouryouth of todayabout theneg-ative aspects of drug use and to enlightenthem about the brighter future withoutdrugs.

Role models“Its important that we have celebrities

like this involved because they are the rolemodels for our children.

“Somebody like SK makes no bones aboutthe destruction that it caused in his life andwhenhe speaks to them it is fromexperienceso I hope that they will take the lessons awaywith them, and of course, to enjoy the enter-tainment that they provide on the visit.”

Pillay pointed out that quite a number ofschools in various areas have alreadybooked them but they are willing to go towhere they are needed.V For more information about the project or bookingsPillay can be contacted on 021 823 9885 /084 8691291 or email /pillayalvin0@gmail.com.VSee a video about the project on www.tygerbur­ger.co.za.

Sekoati ‘SK’ Tsubane, right, and Crushanda Forbes get their roadshow going withsome learners from JS Klopper Primary in Elsies River. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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The Community Police Forum in Bel-ville South will be hosting an importantmeeting tomorrow night.Taking place at the Dorothy Boesak

Hall in Nick Kearns Avenue it will start

at 19:00 to discuss issues relating tocrime in the area and other communitysafety concerns.V Further information from David Sias on 073315 2128.

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An artist’s impression of Aurora Village in Belhar which is the type of housing making adifference in the housing market.

Affordable homes awinner says researchGARY VAN DYK

Affordable housing in middle incomegroups is making positive changes in com-munities.The findings of an independent study

have just been released to show hownew af-fordable housing developments in SA (andespecially in the Cape) are changing the so-cial fabric of the country.The research, commissioned by Interna-

tionalHousingSolutions (IHS), a private eq-uity funder of affordable housing in SAwhich has already invested in more thanR8,4 billionworth of developments through-out SA, was conducted by Francois Viruly,property economist and University of CapeTown (UCT) professor.Speaking at one of the company’s projects

in Belhar last week he pointed out that thiswas the second year in a row that the studyhad been undertaken.“It shows interesting year on year trends

on the impact of affordable housing on com-munities and includes factorssuch as job creation, employmentand access to transport.“In-depth interviews were con-

ducted in households in morethan 20 developments that weredone by the company and conclu-sions suggest that tenants andowners continue to experiencesignificant benefits from thistype of housing compared toavailable alternatives in thehousing market.“The affordable housing sector

is still a relatively unknown enti-ty amongSouthAfricans,with fo-cus having fallen almost exclu-sively on RDP housing in thepast.“In most provinces there is a

severe shortage of housing foryounger professionals or peoplestarting to work, and this type ofproject is an example from a sec-torwhich is changing theway thecountry approaches the housingquestion.”The study also showed that the

popularity of this type of housingwas growing because it offeredtenants a pleasant area in whichto live with safety and securitybeing a priority.Other factors that played a big

part included proximity to publictransport andworkplaces aswellas hospitals, police and of courseschools.

Viruly’s research also showed that therewere also lots of positive effects when itcame to the welfare of the respondents inhis research.“Many felt that living in such an environ-

ment motivated them to help improve theirneighbourhoods,” he said.“In this respect they feel safe and have a

sense of belonging while getting value fortheir money.“This then also improved their leisure

time and social life with access to recrea-tional facilities and a better quality of lifefor their children.“The building of these projects also

played a part in job-creation for surround-ing communities during building and withmaintenance.”The presentation of the results was held

in Belhar at Aurora Village, an example ofan IHS funded affordable housing projectand proof of the changing face of lowermid-dle income SA suburbs and a possible blue-print for future affordable housing.

Francois Viruly, property economist and UCT professor,talks about research into affordable housing.

PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Police need some help with incidents thathappened over the weekend.In the first incident at about 20:20 on Satur-

day police were called out to the corner ofDelft Main Road and Palm Street in DelftSouth.At the scene they discovered the bodies of

two males in a red Toyota who were lateridentified as 41-year-old SiyadumisaMrhuty-ane from Mfuleni and 43-year-old MncedisiNdevu from Cheese Wood Street in DelftSouth.Both men suffered multiple gunshot

wounds to the stomach and chest.The motive for the attack is unknown at

this stage, no arrests have beenmade, but po-lice recovered 18 spent cartridges at thescene.Police are searching for witnesses and are

investigating a charge of two counts of mur-

der.The second incident occurred in the same

area at about 23:00 when police were still onthe scene of this incident.While doing their investigations they

heard more gunshots and when they went tothe scene in front of 72 Kershout Street theyfound two men lying critically wounded inthe street.They were later identified as 38-year-old

Mzwamadoda Vikilahle, who lives in thestreet, and 46-year-old Fundile Nqayi whostays at the address. Both suffered gunshotwounds to the chest and stomach, and diedat the scene. Police recovered six spent car-tridges at the scene and are investigating twocounts of murder.V Anyone with information about these attacks is re­quested to contact the investigating officer, Detec­tive Constable Egan Knoop at on 021 954 9000.

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André Bakkes joined learners, parents, teachersand dignitaries for the opening of the BloubergInternational School in Parklands.

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Community empowerment is developingin Bishop Lavis.

The Bishop Lavis Development Forum(BDF) was formed last year and they’re in-viting interested individuals and organi-sations from Bishop Lavis, Sydneyvale,Valhalla, Clarks Estate, Malawi Camp,Freedom Farm and Kalksteenfontein toattend a discussion on the role of commu-nities in creating possibilities to addressthe challenges within these communities.

Chairperson Quentin Newman saidthat the idea is to concentrate on the shar-ing of capacities and resources in commu-nities.

“We must discuss what we have in com-

mon to make a positive change in ourneighbourhoods,” he said.

“There must be an understanding thatpeople’s positive attributes are more valu-able than their deficiencies or needs, andthat we are worth something, because wecan contribute.

“What we contribute, makes the com-munity grow.”

This meeting will take place on Satur-day 27 April, in the school hall of the Bish-op Lavis High School, from 09:00 to 12:00.

At this meeting there will also be dis-cussion among the various brancheswithin the forum that will include YouthDevelopment; Sports and Recreation;Arts and Culture; Education; DifferentlyAbled; Religious Fraternity; Health; So-

cial Services; Media; Small Business; For-mal Business; Transport and Justice(Lawyers), to discuss the resources gifts,within every sector, and how it can be de-veloped and enhanced.

Later this year they will be hosting abigger event to show the community whatthey have been achieving in communi-ties.

Members of the broader Bishop Laviscommunity are kindly requested to attendthis very important meeting, so that an in-ventory of resources can be drawn up anddistributed amongst the community.

V If you wish to attend the meeting contact LionelPeters (secretary) on 073 975 7585 or QuentinNewman on 084 363 4216.

Combining resources for all

GARY VAN DYK

The safety of children received anotherboost last week with the launch of an organi-sation to help when children go missing.

Rosendal Primary school in Delft was thescene for the launch of Identi Masses, an or-ganisation that aims to have a data bank ofdetails of all school-going children in SouthAfrica.

Last week, the learners at the school madehistory by having their personal informa-tion and DNA taken for safe and secure stor-age on a national electronic database andDNA bank.

The purpose of this exercise is to assistthe South African Police Services and otherNGOs involved with missing children byhaving all data readily available at all andany times.

This initiative is the brainchild of WilmaWilson who was motivated to have such adatabase when her own child went missinga few years ago.

“Thankfully he was found very quickly,but you can’t explain that initial feeling ofhelplessness when you first realise yourchild is missing,” she said.

“You may think it may never happen toyou but when it does you can’t stop the panicthat sets in and you don’t know where tostart with the information that you need togive the police.

“With this system in place, hopefully,there is an immediate resource to start thatsearch for your child.”

She further explained that because timeis valuable in the event of a child going miss-ing, vital information is crucial in thesearch and positive identification of a miss-ing child.

“The increasing number of children go-ing missing annually is a growing concernin our country.

“We want to play an active and leadingrole in the protection and future of our chil-dren by making this service available to allchildren nationwide, even in the most rural

areas.“Participation in the project is voluntary

and parents are under no obligation to sub-mit their child’s information against theirwill.”

The project aims to reach as many chil-dren between the ages of five to 18 years,starting in the Western Cape, and it willthen be rolled out to all provinces.

The computer systems and DNA databasehas been designed by Worldwide Applica-tions (Pty) Ltd.

Various layers of security are deployed toprotect the identity of the children and theintegrity of the data.

Worldwide Applications has many yearsof experience in the development of fraudprevention systems within the credit in-dustry and various computer systems usedwithin the banking and insurance indus-tries.V Anyone interested in more information about theproject or wishing to participate can contact WilmaWilson on wilma.wilson@identimasses.org.za.

Children’s data safe & sound

Denver Daniels from Rosendal Primary, gets some assistance from Wilma Wilson as he becomesthe first addition to the database of Identi Masses. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Are you ready for a cook-off?The Congregational Church of Elsies River

will be hosting a potjiekos function on Satur-day 27 April starting at 10:00 in Elsies Park.

Tickets are R70 for adults and R30 for child-ren. There will be lots of fun and games.V Contact Winston Steyn on 072 773 4582.

Tasty potjiekos cook­off

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From left, Constables Fekile Ngubelanga and Musa Klaas, with the dagga discovered during theoperation in Freedom Farm informal settlement.

Cops make big dagga bustsGARY VAN DYK

Police are fightingdaggadealing in the com-munitywith amajor bust inFreedomFarm.On Tuesday 9 April, police were on patrol

in the area when they were approached bymembers of the public informing them ofdrug activities.They responded and when they searched

the two shacks that were pointed out theyfound a huge shipment of dagga.According to Constables Fekile Ngube-

langa and Musa Klaas they searched theshacks and in the first one they arrested a31-year-old female and recovered about 660parcels of dagga with a street value ofR33 000.In the second seizure they arrested two

males aged 21 and 36 and recovered 63 par-cels of dagga with a street value of aboutR3 150.All the suspects will face charges of the

illegal possession of dagga.BrigHendrik Jansen, station commander

at Delft, praised the members for their con-

certed effort in dealing with the scourge ofdrugs.“Actions like this proves our commit-

ment to fighting drugs in our community,”he said.“As part of our gang strategywe focus our

attention on criminal hotspots frequentedby robber groupings and gangsters.“During another similar operation on the

same day in Tamarisk Street, we were suc-cessful with the seizure of a 9 mmPietro Be-retta Pistol.“A 25-year-old suspect was arrested for

the illegal possession of firearms and am-munition and a half an hour later, in thesame proximity police arrested another 25-year-old in possession of ammunition.“The pistol seized had its serial number

filed off, which made it difficult for policeto trace its origin, but both suspects willface charges for the illegal possession offirearms and ammunition.”Jansen also praised the members of the

public who were coming forward with in-formation.

Lede van die Bellville South Cultural Senior Citizen’s Club geniet hul besoek aan Mosselbaai.

Uitstappiepret vir seniorsDaar’s nou lekker pret vir bejaardes in Bell-ville-Suid.AnthonyDavids, 23 jaar lank in diens van

die departement van gesondheid, het nábaie geselsies met senior burgers in sy be-roep, besef te veel van hulle sit vasgevangtussen die vier mure van hul huise en baievanhullewasnognooit buite die grense vanBellville nie.Nou, ook as afgetredene, het Davids ont-

dek dat van hulle eensaam is en terselfder-tyd uitgevind die Stad Kaapstad en baie sa-ke-ondernemings bied baie opwindendeprojekte vir gryses aan.“Daarom wil ek nou ’n organisasie stig

wat senior burgers toegang sal gee tot kultu-rele uitstappies,” vertel hy.“Dit sal ook opvoedkundige uitstappies

behels en boonop help om die eensaamheidte verdryf.”Dié droom van Davids het nou waar ge-

word met die hulp van JoyWarries, projek-bestuurder van die WOWMovement. DieBellville South Cultural Senior Citizen’s

Club is geregistreer as ’n volwaardige orga-nisasie.Die groep maak nou gebruik van weekli-

ke gratis treinritte om interessante plekkein die skiereiland te besoek.Só het hulle al talle museums, die Victo-

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eerste uitstappie so ver weg van die huis enhul eerste oorslaap in ’n hotel. Die kenniswat hul opgedoenhetmet die toer, asook dieblootstelling aan die see, die natuur en diebuitelewe, het ’n nuwe waardering vir hulwonderlike land meegebring.Die groep verwelkom enige senior burger

van Bellville-Suid wat graag meer wil on-dek van hul eie kultuur en blootgestel wilword aan die natuur.V Vir meer inligting, kontak Davids by 073 401 5597.

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Darren Williams, left, from Hanover Park, and Caleb Welkom, from Kensington, are two of thetalents from the club who are doing great things on the track. Welkom recently got a bronzemedal in the under­12 80 m sprint finals in Sasolburg while Williams represented WP in the200 m event at the national championships in Pretoria. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Taking athletics furtherGARY VAN DYK

If you’re into athletics there’s a new clubthat wants you to get in shape.Speed/Elite Athletics Club, based at Vy-

gieskraal in Athlone, is on the lookout forpotential world-record holders to join themin their activities.Jonathan Blankenberg, one of the coaches

at the club, said that they were already pro-ducing some top athletes but that there is alot more talent out there that is not discov-ered.“The problem is that formost of these chil-

dren there is only their school athletics, andwhen it is over there is nowhere to go,” hesaid.“For our athletics talent to be nurtured

there needs to be training throughout the

year for them to achieve their potential.“I have seen toomanyof these talents from

schools just go to waste because there isno programme in place for them to improveand get stronger to take their athletics fur-ther.”Blankenberg pointed out that one of the

advantages in this club was that they hadformed a partnershipwith a club in Jamaicato assist them with training methods.“We all know that in recent years Jamaica

has produced some fantastic athletes and sowe are excited to be a part of their pro-gramme.“With their help we are sure that we will

be producing our country’s batch of Olympi-ans in the future,” he said.V For more information about the club, Blankenbergcan be contacted on 071 209 9596.

Jehovah Jireh is presenting a tent revivalcrusade in Nimrod Crescent, The Conifers,this week.The theme of the event which runs at 19:30

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Die Stad Kaapstad is besig om sekere aspekte van die Verordening op Drankhandelsdae en-ure te hersien, spesifiek wat betref die implementering van handelsure asook ‘n Sondag-verbod op drankverkope vir buiteverbruik vanaf gelisensieerde persele (bv. winkels endrankwinkels) in liggingskategorie 3 tot 7 alleenlik.

Alle belanghebbendes wat voorleggings in hierdie verband wil doen, word aangemoedig omdit aan die Stad te stuur. Dit is belangrik om daarop te let daar GEENSINS beoog word omdie handelsure en handelsdae vir buiteverbruik in liggingskategorie 1 en 2 te hersien of uit tebrei nie.

Die tydperk vir openbare kommentaar bestaan uit twee rondtes. Die eerste rondte begin op19 April 2013 en alle kommentaar moet teen 16:00 op 20 Mei 2013 ingedien wees.

Die Verordening op Drankhandelsdae en -ure, 2010 (soos gewysig) sal vanaf 19 April 2013by alle Stadsbiblioteke en subraadskantore ter insae beskikbaar wees, asook elektronies bywww.capetown.gov.za/draftbylaws.

Belanghebbende partye word versoek om die templaat te gebruik wat by die bibliotekeen subraadskantore beskikbaar is, en hul kommentaar skriftelik deur een van die volgendekanale te rig:

• E-pos: Liquor.bylaw@capetown.gov.za• Faks: 021 400 4483• Pos: Stad Kaapstad, Posbus 298, Kaapstad 8000• Per hand afgelewer by die Bestuurder: Steun en Dienstekoördinering (aandag:

Gavin van Schalkwyk), 13de Verdieping, Strategiese Steun, Toringblok, Burgersentrum,Hertzog-boulevard, Kaapstad

• Elektronies: www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay/inputs

Die kommentaar van die eerste rondte van openbare deelname sal die grondslag vorm vir ’nkonsepwysiging wat aan ’n tweede kommentaartydperk onderworpe sal wees waartydensinsette voorgelê sal kan word.

Na afloop van die tweede rondte van openbare deelname sal die Stad se portefeuljekomiteeoor ekonomiese, omgewings- en ruimtelike beplanning die insette wat ontvang is, oorweegen aanbevelings aan die Raad doen oor wysigings aan die betrokke dele van die verordening.

Rig asseblief enige navrae aan raadslid Gareth Bloor by021 400 1375 of Gavin van Schalkwyk by 021 400 1993.

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SÊ JOU SÊ!WYSIGING VAN DIE VERORDENING

OP DRANKHANDELSDAEEN -URE, 2010

Win a wedding with TygerBurg­er and FAB Bridal Expo. TheFAB Bridal Expo takes place on4 and 5 May in the GrandWestMarket Hall. Collect all fivephotos relating to FAB,published weekly in TygerBurg­er, and take them along to anyof the FAB Bridal Expo showdays to enter. The first picturewas published on 27 March.For more information on thecompetition, visit www.donato­events.co.za or www.tygerburg­er.co.za, or phone Desiree on021 910 2779 or 084 596 1753or email desiree@donato­events.co.za. You can also visitthe facebook page FAB BRIDALEXPO.

Win a FAB Wedding: photo 4 of 5

Venue and catering (buffet style) for 60 guests, in-cluding decor and flower arrangements, string quar-tet for pre-drinks and a limousine sponsored byFortSimonWine Estate situated on the Bottelary Road(R47 620); wedding dress from renowned Cape Towndesigner Jacques Lagrange (R20 000); Photographyby Sibling Photography (R12 500); Wedding plan-ning by Donato Events (R14 500); Honeymoon by

The Bay Hotel (R7 900); Wedding video by GeneProductions (R7 500); Invites and Save the Date byPolkadot Weddings and Design (R5 000); DJ byPLAY4U (R4 500); Cake by Sugar and Spice(R4 500); Wedding favours by CK Ramics (R4 500)and The House of Chocolates (R4 000); Bridesmaiddresses by Paper Dolls (R4 000); Makeup and hairby The Make-up Worx (R3 400).

FAB prize includes:

Market Day will take place at the Just Hor-ses Equestrian Centre, Warburg Road (oldTygerbergZooRd) JoostenbergVlakte on 27April from 09:00 to 14:00.“We have several exciting stalls booked

already and would like as many feetthrough the door as possible.

“If you are interested in hosting a stall,you supply your own tables, gazebos andbanners and only pay for a space to placeyour stall at a mere R50,” says MichelleKings.V To book a stall contact her on 082 9375531 / 0792752525.

Come along to fun market day at Just Horses

Senior librarian at Elsies River Julian Schroeder and ward councillor in Elsies River Chris Jordaancongratulate winners in the English section of the competition, from left, Lucille van Wyk fromJS Klopper Primary who was third, Kayla Brown from Valhalla Primary who was second, andAneeqah Ebrahim from Cravenby in first place. PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

Reading culture:get them youngGARY VAN DYK

The “reading” season is around town ascommunity libraries get reading to cele-brate World Book Day on April 23.Last week learners gathered at the Elsies

River Library when schools who use the li-brary and fromLeonsdale library, took partin their annual reading competition.These competitions are leading up to the

major event involvingwinners from all are-as later this year.Valhalla Park library’s reading competi-

tion will be coinciding with World BookDay,withKalksteenfontein,Montana,Mon-tevideo, Parkvale and Valpark primaryschools taking part.Jerome Fortuin, librarian at Valhalla

Park said that the vision of the City of CapeTown’s Library and Information ServicesDepartment is to empower the communitythrough access to the services and resourc-es required for their informational, educa-tional, cultural and recreational needs.“The Department strives to continually

develop new programmes to address theseneeds and it is with this goal in mind thatlibraries in the City of Cape Town initiateda departmental reading programme thathas proved to be both sustainable and edu-cational in order to support the readingskills of children and to cultivate a readingculture and life-long learning.”He added that the competition at Valhalla

Park was started in 2003.

“We started this competition to improvereading skills and to assist in creating a lit-erate community.“The target group is Grade 7 learners as

they have developed cognitive skills orfunctions, that is, language and concentra-tion skills, to compete successfully.“In addition this group of learners are al-

so at the stage of leaving the primary schooland entering the secondary level and read-ing plays an integral part in this transitionperiod.”There are three rounds to the competi-

tion, Round 1 the library challenge, Round2 the District challenge and Round 3 the In-ter-District final where all winners from allover Cape Town competes.All participants will be expected to read

a part of a book fluently and correctly.Learners are tested on comprehension,spelling, presentation and speed.Fortuin added that for their local compe-

tition sponsorship is still required to assistthem in enhancing the experience for par-ticipants and tomake the competition a suc-cess.In partnership with the schools this com-

petition has grown over the years and re-sulted in Grade 7 learners from across theCity of Cape Town competing to be the bestreader in English, Xhosa and Afrikaans.

V For further information about the competition atValhalla Park library, Fortuin can be contacted on021 934 5007.

Senior librarian at Leonsdale Fuad Arnold with local councillor Richard O’Connell with thewinners of the Afrikaans section, from left, Lee­Kyla Gilbert from Norwood Primary in thirdplace, Zoe Louw from JS Klopper in second place, and winner Nathan Strydom from Elswood.

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Royalty: The Bishop Lavis Baptist Church gathered all the housewives in the communityto the hall of Bishop Lavis High on Saturday for their crowning of a Housewife award. Itwas an afternoon of fun for the ladies as the lucky draw for the winners took place with,from left, Shirley Albrecht as the Second Princess, Grazelda Olivier as Queen, and StaceyTitus, the First Princess. With them is organiser Mary­Jane Maclons and MC for the eventPastor Ricardo Joseph. PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

Housewives pampered

The praise­and­worshipsingersentertain theladies at theevent inBishop Lavis.

Part of thegroup ofhousewives enjoythe entertain­ment at theevent.

A treat thisyear is Misty,the rarewhite BengalTiger. She isthe star ofthe mixedbig cats actand evendoes theMichealJacksonmoonwalk.

The Mclaren Circus is in townThe circus is in town and this is one showyou should definitely not miss.The Mclaren Circus can be found in

Parow North at the Jan Burger Sport Com-plex since yesterday until 28 April. Showtimes are at 15:00 and 19:30 daily.Mclaren Circus artists include perfor-

mers from America, China, Australia, NewZealand, Kenya, Zimbabwe and of course,South Africa.Some of the top acts this year include a

troupe fromChina that hat juggles and doesaerial bungee; a single trapeze by New Ze-aland’s Miss Nikita, as well as the fast andenergetic acrobats, the Velocity Boys.

There is also an impressive selection ofamazing performing animals, includingdogs, pythons, lions, and Bengal tigers. “Wehave ahigh standard of animal care andyoucan learn more about our animals on ourwebsite www.mclarencircus.co. za,” ownerDuncan Mclaren says.Contact the ticket office on 082 747 5726 or

email bookings@mclarencircus.co.za.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V Five lucky readers can each win double ringsidetickets to the amazing McLaren circus. Simply SMSthe word “TBCircus” to 45527 before Friday 19 Aprilat 12:00. SMSes cost R1,50.

The 11th Carel du Toit 5 km FunWalk, in aidof the Carel du Toit Centre for Hearing Im-paired Children, will be held this Sunday 21April.The walk will take place at the grounds of

Tygerberg Hospital, where the school is situ-ated, at 09:00.All the proceeds will go towards the Carel

du Toit Centre, which is nationally consid-ered as the leading educational institutionfor deaf children.Here deaf children are taught to communi-

cate with speech.If a child is diagnosed with deafness early

enough and fitted with the correct hearingaid, they can learn to speak normally, attenda mainstream school and reach their full po-tential.

Children who are diagnosed with deafnesstoo late are unable to catch up on develop-mental delays. These children will stay out-siders to the community due to their lack ofspeech and language, beingunable to expressthemselves sufficiently.Carel du Toit is the only centre in the coun-

try that accommodates deaf children frombirth. Help a deaf child to talk and lead a nor-mal life.The entry fees are R40 (adults), R30 (chil-

dren U-12) and R30 (dogs).Entry forms are available from the school

or from the website http://www.careldu-toit.co.za, as well as from any Footgear retailstore.V For more details phone Kim on 021 933 4578 or sendan email to cdtevent@westerncape.gov.za.

Listen up and join a 5 km walk

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TYGERBURGER | RAVENSMEAD & BELHARWoensdag, 17 April 2013

Wagter hoortnie in ’n bordKyk, op die heel beste van tye is polonie,salami, Weense worsies, Bully Beef enverwante kouevleisprodukte se inhoudverdag. Dieselfde geld vir maalvleis,wors, “patties”, droëwors en dies meer.Dis veilig om te sê baie min van ons

sal ooit weer ons mond aan polonie sit asons weet wat alles daarin is – en hoe ditgemaak word... Die meeste mense wil nieeens afval of viskuite eet nie – juis omdathulle weet wat daarin is.

Nou “oe” en “aa” almal oor die jongsteverskriklikhede wat in die media uitge-blaker word van allerhande gediertes senadoodse oorblyfsels wat hulle weg naons vleispotte vind.Mense is seker nie regtig geskok om uit

te vind dat die “beeswors” dalk ook ’nbietjie skaap of vark bevat of andersomnie – tensy dit teen jou geloof is, natuur-lik. Dit gaan meer oor die feit dat dit ookvleis is van goed wat ons op NationalGeographic sien, of as troeteldierebeskou, wat ’n mens teen die bors stuit.Die blote gedagte dat iets met ’n náám,

iets, of liewer, iemand soos Black Beauty,Wagter of Kitty, se oorskot onder dievoorwendsel van “pork” op ’n mens sebord lê, gaan natuurlik heeltemal te ver.En die ding is: ’n mens weet nie... Jy’t

gedink jy kan PluknPennie, Spaarlater,Checkjougeld en Shopverder vertrou,maar nee, dis nou net Woloordieoë wie sevleis bevat wat hulle sê dit bevat – soortvan. Jou pa het mos gesê jy moet nie-mand vertrou nie...Die ligpunt is dat niemand – of in elk

geval baie min van ons – al siek gewordhet van die donkie-buffel-bietjiebees-wor-sies. Dit beteken immers dis skoon...

A merry heartmaketh a cheerfulcountenance: butby sorrow of theheart the spirit isbroken.Proverbs 15:13

Liefde met die eerste oogopslag? Is dit die liefde wat blom? Of is dié kameel van die McLaren­sirkus maarnet nie baie geneë met die alpaca, wat heeltyd oor die afskorting tussen hulle na sy kosbak geloer het nie? Diesirkus het die afgelope week in Parow ’n draai gemaak. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

HOOFARTIKEL

BRIEWEbriewe@tygerburger.co.za|Faks: 021 910 6561|Posbus 747, Belville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woorde nie,sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

E-tolling and Sanral are in theheadlines again. I see threatsand ultimatums flying backand forth between provincialgovernments and Sanral.I did some research and

found that the e-toll bill hasbeen approved by the NationalAssembly about two years ago.How did that happen in theface of overwhelming publicopposition ?The bill was passed with the

usual ratio of ANC versus therest of the parties. I know theANC is still enjoying the rushthey get when they can thumbtheir noses at oppositionparties in Parliament.They must however not

forget to ask the opinion oftheir own constituents everyonce in a while. The mostvehement opposition to e-toll-ing has come from members ofthe public who are ANCmembers.So, are they ignoring the

public ? Maybe it’s a naivequestion. Some MPs haverequested a referendum on thematter, but nothing hashappened in that regard.I would like an article that

can explain to members of thepublic how to get activelyinvolved in opposing e-tolling.

PIERRE POTGIETERBellville

We must have asay on e-tolling

The wisest man in the world,King Solomon said: “When thesentence for a crime is notquickly carried out, the heartsof the people are filled withschemes to do wrong.” TheHebrews, using God’s laws,including the 10 Command-ments as a basis, had noprisons and very little crime.Petty crimes were dealt with

by the offender paying suitablerestitution to the victim (notthe government!) to compensatefor their loss plus inconvenien-ce, and convicted seriouscriminals like rapists andmurders received the deathpenalty, thus permanentlyremoving them from society. Sobring back the death penaltyfor murder and rape!Of course, this godly and

common sense approach wasbefore the modern psychobab-bel of the humanists andatheists, as propagated byliberal professors at our

Godless thinking is aGodless society

universities. Darwin proposedthat we are all just evolvedpond scum, that we come fromnothing and we are goingnowhere. Well if you tell youngpeople often enough that life ismeaningless, and that they arejust animals, don’t be surprisedif some act like that. Marx saidwe are all victims of economiccircumstances. Freud said weare victims of sexual desires.Based on all this rubbish,

hardened criminals are nowseen as victims of forces beyondtheir control, to be “treated” fortheir mental illnesses, insteadof punished for their crimes. Sowe have murderers and rapistswalking the streets without fearof punishment, or nicelycatered for in prisons with theirvictims’ and others’ tax money.In the real world, we all have

the ability to chose right fromwrong, we are free moralagents. Criminals should beheld responsible for theiractions, and punished accordin-gly.Having said that, why should

people be actually encouragedto sin? Mass murderer TedBundy admitted that pornogra-phy had fuelled his murderousspree, and research has shownpornography to be a factor inmany rapes and murders. Sowhy is the Sexpo allowed in acountry with our horrific rapestatistics? Why pour petrol on araging fire?Schools already have a

religion – it is the religion ofthe secular humanists. Whyshould the Christians that makeup 70 % of this country, not beallowed Christian instruction inthe schools and universities?Why are only atheist/socialist/humanist ideas allowed? Ideashave consequences, and theresult of godless thinking is agodless society.

MARK LABRUMTable View

I don’t know how the City ofCape Town expects the averagecitizen to cope with the increas-es it announces around thistime of the year, every year!My municipal bill is going to

increase by 11,7 % for the2013/2014 financial year. Howmust we cope with these kindof increase percentages?Although the property tax

rate was decreased by 2,67 %,my property value increasedwith 13,8 %, so I’m effectively

How must we copewith such increases?

Dit is met groot hartseer dat ’n menshoor van die sluiting van Sothemba. Inwese was die skrif reeds aan die muur,maar dit is nog steeds baie hartseer.Soos met baie ander nie-regeringsorga-

nisasies het geld eenvoudig opgedroog.Ongelukkig is dit ’n feit dat sonder geld

niks gedoen kan word nie. Tog voel ekdat ten spyte van bogenoemde, die kerksteeds ’n rol te speel het in MIV/vigs.Ongelukkig is die kerk te stil en word

daar nie baie of geen planne gemaak ombetrokke te raak by MIV/vigs nie.In vandag se samelewing het ons met

baie groot uitdagings te doen, onder meerdwelms, armoede, werkloosheid en diekerk wat op ’n groot skaal lidmateverloor. Die uitdaging is om ’n stem tewees vir hulle wat geraak word deurMIV/vigs en om ’n helder lig te skyn,sodat hulle weet daar word vir hulleomgegee.Ek het myself reeds vir 13 jaar in die

posisie geplaas van hulle wat soms alleenmet hierdie pandemie moet worstel. In ’nwêreld vol opvattings en verwerping,moes ek leer om saam met hulle te huilen kwaad te word vir dié wat so minweet van MIV/vigs. Die kerk het reeds ’norganisasie, CABSA, wat ook baie nabywas om hulle deure te sluit. Dit is vir mybaie jammer dat organisaies soos Sothem-ba en CABSA, wat deur die Kerk bemag-tig was, hulpeloos moet toekyk hoe hullepersoneel verloor, omdat daar nie geld isnie en niemand doen iets nie. Miskienhet dit tyd geword dat dié wat ’n stemhet, moet opstaan sodat ons saam kanbaklei.Ongelukkig is daar nie baie geleenthede

wat geskep word sodat die kerk enorganisasies betrokke kan raak nie. Dalkis die wil nie meer daar nie of glo onsdat MIV/vigs ons nie gaan raak nie. Dalkis dit dat kerkrade besluite neem watdeure steeds toehou vir ons wat wilinkom.Sou die Here dan ook eendag vir ons

sê: “Gaan weg, Ek ken jou nie”?JOHAN BOUWER

E­pos

Kerk moet ook betrokkeraak by MIV/vigs

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Korreksies:Volgens die redaksionelebeleid van TygerBurgerverwelkom ons voorstelle enkommentaar oor die koerantse inhoud en stel onsbeduidende foute so gou asmoontlik reg. Stuur asb.inligting oor die regstelling vanfoute in die koerant aan dieombudsman van Media24 seGemeenskapspers, GeorgeClaassen, by george.claas­sen@media24.com of skakel021 851 3232 of 083 5432471. Lesers kan ook klagtesoor die inhoud by diePersombudsman vanSuid­Afrika, mnr. Joe Thloloe,aanhangig maak. Skakel indaardie geval gerus 011 4843612/8, stuur ‘n faks na 011484 3619 of ‘n e­pos nanakhanyim@ombuds­man.org.za or johanr@om­budsman.org.za

LEWENSKIEKIE

going to pay 11,7 % more tax.How do you justify this?On 20 kL of water the in-

crease is going to be 13,8 % andthat on top of last year’sincrease of 18,6 % for 20 kL ofwater.The sanitation based on 20 kL

water consumption is up by12,1 % and that on top of lastyear’s increase of 15,1 %.Based on 1200 kW electricity,

the increase is 7,8 %.Refuse removal is up by

6,3 %.As you can see, every single

one of these percentages isabove the official inflation rate!To me the biggest concern is

the increase in property taxand water and sanitation.As a rule, salary increases in

the private sector are based onthe inflation rate. So I ask you,how must the average citizen inyour city cope with theseincrease percentages?

CONCERNED CITIZENDurbanville

SMS) Sê jou sê. SMS’e kos R1,50 elk.Stuur die woord “Tyger” gevolgdeur jou boodskap na 45527.

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Kampuswerkswinkels sal vir jou oop wees vanaf 9vm tot 2nm

DATABASIS VANWERKLOSE GEGRADUEERDES INDIE MAATSKAPLIKE SEKTOR VIR UPOW-PROJEKTEDie Stad Kaapstad se direktoraat maatskaplike ontwikkeling en vroeëkindontwikkeling nooiwerklose gegradueerdes in die maatskaplike sektor om hul curriculum vitae en ’n afskrif vanhul ID en bestuurslisensie (opsioneel) teen 17 Mei 2013 in te dien vir moontlike werk in dieuitgebreide program vir openbare werke (UPOW):

E-pos: SocialDevelopment@capetown.gov.zaFaks: 086 576 0170Of per hand afgelewer: Direktoraat maatskaplike ontwikkeling en

vroeëkindontwikkeling, 7de Verdieping, Telkom Towers,Hertzog-boulevard, Kaapstad

Vir nog inligting skakel Fatima Davids by 021 417 4086 ofJeremy Lewis by 021 444 0706.

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Hier is (van links) Anton Treurnich en Karien Basson, die aanbieders van Vuurvas, ’n middagpro­gram op Radio Tygerberg, saam met Sedrick Taljaard (regs), inhoudsbestuurder van RadioTygerberg, met die toekenning vir beste middagprogram. Treurnich het ook die toekenning virbeste dramaprogram ontvang.

Radio T’berg wordmet ‘Oscars’ vereerRadio Tygerberg is Saterdagaand as wen-ner in drie kategorieë vir gemeenskapsra-dio by MTN se prestigeryke Radio-toeken-nings, wat as Suid-Afrika se Oscars vir ra-dio geag word, in Sandton aangewys.Vuurvas, Radio Tygerberg se gewilde

middagprogram, is as die beste gemeen-skapsradio-middagprogram gekies.

Die radio se eie radiodrama, Lappie-smous, is as beste dramaprogram in die ge-meenskapskategorie en Radio Tygerberg seVyfsent-projek is as beste gemeenskapspro-jek aangewys.

Die toekennings volg op 2012 se prestasiestoe Radio Tygerberg as die MTN-gemeen-skapsradiostasie van die Jaar aangewys is.

Die radio was ook as finalis in ’n verderevier kategorieë, naamlik Gemeenskapsra-dio-stasie van die Jaar, Beste Ontbytpro-gram, Beste Middagomroeper en die MyStasie Toekenning, genomineer.

Dié toekennings is geen geringe prestasienie, aangesien daar vanjaar meer as 1 000inskrywings van sowat 70 radiostasies ont-vang is.

“Vanjaar se inskrywings was versekervan ’n hoër standaard as vorige jare s’n. Ditversterk verder die vertroue dat die MTN-Radio-toekennings vrugte werp op sy on-derneming om uitnemendheid in radio tebevorder,” sê Lance Rothschild, uitvoeren-de hoof van die kompetisie.Vuurvas se aanwysing as beste middag-

program is ’n groot pluimpie vir die aanbie-ders, Anton Treurnich en Karien Basson,wat maar eers in September 2012 as ’n spansaam begin uitsaai het.

Die beoordelaars se geskrewe kommen-taar oor Vuurvas lees soos volg: “Positieweprogram met sterk luisteraar-interaksie,vaste waardes en gemaklik om na te luis-ter”.

Met sy Vyfsent-projek, onder leiding vandie radiostasie se woordvoerder, LuanéJanse van Rensburg, het Radio Tygerbergverlede jaar in samewerking met die Wil-lowbridge-winkelsentrum, die organisasie

Stop Hunger SA en die gemeenskap meer as1,5 miljoen vyfsente ingesamel.

Met sowat R74 433 is 34 560 kospakkies virbehoeftiges uitgedeel. Hierdie projek is ookeinde verlede jaar as nasionale wenner indie Romans Double Up-kompetisie, wat ’nverdere R50 000 vir Stop Hunger versekerhet, gekies.

Anton Treurnich het sy tweede toeken-ning van die aand ontvang, toe die radiodra-ma Lappiesmous uit sy pen as beste drama-program bekroon is.

Dié plaaslike dramareeks is deur die loopvan 2012 op Radio Tygerberg uitgesaai.

Hardus Zevenster, uitvoerende hoof vanRadio Tygerberg, is baie trots op die radio-stasie se prestasie by vanjaar se MTN Ra-dio-toekennings.

“Ons visie om alle mense te beïnvloed eninspireer met die verlossingskrag van Je-sus, het erkenning gekry. Dit is vir ons ’nbewys dat ons aksies en aktiwiteite uitersgeslaagd is.

“Die hele radiospan verdien erkenningvir die suksesse van die aand. Ons almal salmet ’n nog groter passie ons visie verder uit-leef om meer toekennings te verwerf,” sê hy.

Willem Erwee, advertensie­ en bemarkingsbe­stuurder: Radio Tygerberg, en Luané Janse vanRensburg, Radio Tygerberg­woordvoerder, hetdie toekenning vir beste gemeenskapsprojekontvang.

Suid-Afrika geniet ’n vrye ekonomie en ismet die vaardighede van bevryde jongmensemet volop talent geseën. Dit maak sin om hulmede-Suid-Afrikaners op Vryheidsdag tenooi om hierna te kom kyk en te luister.

Die geleentheid is op Saterdag 27 April,wanneer die Rachel’s Angels-markdag opStellenbosch aangebied word, met die Sekon-dêre Skool Stellenzicht in Jamestown as diegasheer.

Die Rachel’s Angels-bemagtigingstrustword deur Media24 in samewerking met dieUniversiteit Stellenbosch gerugsteun en be-hels ’n slypskool waar leerders van grade 11en 12 met universiteitstudente as mentors inaanraking gebring word. Tydens gereeldekontaksessies, besoeke aan die kampus enwerksessies, word sakeplanne beraam en dievrug hiervan op Rachel’s Angels-markdagmet trots aan die publiek getoon.

RykdomTwintig Kaapse skole neem aan die projek

deel, waaronder Bernadino Heights in Kraai-fontein, Sekondêre Skool Cravenby in Pa-row, Hoërskool Malibu in Blue Downs, Hoër-skool Ravensmead en Tuscany Glen in Eer-strivier.

“Colour me Free” is as gepaste tema gekiesen die organiseerders is hard aan die werkom die dag onvergeetlik vir almal te maak.

’n Span van elk van die deelnemende skolegaan wys waarop hul nuut aangeleerde en-trepreneursvaardighede uitgeloop het.

Besoekers kan uitsien na stalletjies methandgemaakte artikels, juweliersware, lig-gaamsversiering, klere en notaboeke, resep-teboeke, en telefoonsakkies. Noem maar op,daar sal iets vir elke smaak en gier te vindewees.

Dan is daar boonop die teenwoordigheid

van snare soos Jimmy Nevis, Trobal Echo,Blackcurrant, SA’s Got Talent se LimitedEdition en die hip-hop-kunstenaars, BlackNoise, om ekstra skop aan die geleentheid tegee.

Om die heupe aan die beweeg te hou gaanook nie moeilik wees nie, want Stellenzichtse eie jazzorkes, Cappuccino, wat self al ’npaar pryse losgeslaan het, sal ook van hullelaat hoor, om nie te praat nie van Jillian Wil-liams en die kulturele dansgroep, Siyapham-bili, wat onlangs op Stellenbosch se Ta-lent360-kompetisie sy indrukwekkende bui-ging gemaak het.

Daar’s baie vir kinders om te doen – vanspringkastele, gesigverwery, ’n Mnr. en Mej.Rachel’s Angels-kompetisie tot om sommernet saam met Ma en Pa rond te spring en tedans.

PositieweLester Allies, die skoolhoof, sê hulle sien

uit na die dag en die positiewe impak wat ditop die skool, leerlinge en gemeenskap gaanlaat.

“Ons is daarvoor bekend dat ons sulke ge-leenthede met sukses hanteer. Dit skep ookdie geleentheid vir ouers, van wie sowat 90 %plaaswerkers is, om ’n besondere dag vanpret te kan beleef waarvoor hulle gewoonliknie die geld sou hê nie.

“Jamestown gaan die kollig geniet en baiedaarby baatvind,” sê hy.

Dié wat die dag saam met Rachel’s Angelskom meemaak, ondersteun Wes-Kaapse sko-le wat dit nie ruim het nie, sowel as ’n plaasli-ke nie-regeringsorganisasie.

Hekgeld is R10 per volwassene en R5 perleerling. Kinders onder ses gaan gratis in.V Kontak Sheyaam Hill by 021 914 2821 of stuur ’ne­pos na sheyaam@strategicpr.co.za met navrae.

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Skelmbosch is op die Orange Couch. FOTO: TWELVE ELEVEN PRODUCTIONS

Eerste musiekvideo virSkelmbosch­driemanskapLOUISA STEYL

Die plaaslike rockgroep, Skelmbosch, hetonlangs sy eerste musiekvideo bekendge-stel.Die video vir sy liedjie, “Die Vierde Be-

dryf”, is ook die eerste poging van SeanSchoeman, die groep se basspeler, as redi-geerder.Die videoskote vandie groep se lewendige

optrede is op die D’Aria-wynplaas in diewinter opgeneem, terwyl dieres van die video in Ronde-bosch op ’n treinstasie af-speel.Jakes Steenkamp, Skelm-

bosch se tromslaner, sê dietreinstasie simboliseer diegroep se reis in die musiek-bedryf. “Dit is die begin vanons reis,” sê hy.“Ons is hiervir ’n doel,” voeg Sean by.Sedert TygerBurger in November 2011

met Skelmbosch gesels het, sê Sean, werkdie groep baie hard aan hul produk.Neil Schoeman, die groep se kitaarspeler,

sê Skelmbosch is ook tans besig om sy nuweenkelsnit, “Formule van Deursigtigheid”,op te neem.Neil sê dat Skelmbosch “per ongeluk be-

gin het. Dit het skelm ontstaan,” sê hy grap-penderwys.Die groep het in 2010 bymekaar gekom,

maar het eers ’n jaar later die eerste keeropgetree.Danksy hul naam neem mense aan dat

hierdie ’n alternatiewe Afrikaanse groepvan Stellenbosch is, maar Neil en sy broer,Sean, is eintlik oorspronklik van Potchef-stroom. “Ek het dié naam in ’n koerant ge-sien,” verduidelik Neil van hoe hy op diegroep se naam gekom het. Die woord“Skelmbosch” het verskyn op ’n plakkaatvandie groep,NewHolland, enNeil het eers

gedink daar word verwys na’n ander groep. Toe hulle be-sef dit is nie die geval nie, hethulle Skelmbosch vir hulselftoegeëien. “Skelmbosch isons eie plek wat ons geskephet vir onsself... en almal ishier welkom,” sê Neil bedag-saam.Die groep se musiek kan

aanlyn gratis afgelaai word.“Ons musiek is gratis, maar kom na onsshows toe om ons te sien optree,” is volgensJakes die groep se wekroep.Ommeer oor Skelmbosch en hul optredes

uit te vind, of om hul musiek af te laai, be-soek hul Facebook-blad, hul Sundcloud-blad, of volg hulle op Twitter.V Skelmbosch is vandeesweek op die Orange Couchmet ’n akoestiese weergawe van sy nuwe enkelsnit,“Formule van Deursigtigheid”. Besoek www.tyger­burger.co.za om die video te sien.

V Sandra Prinsloo is van vanaand tot Sater-dag by Die Boer te sien in Oskar en Die PienkTannie. R140. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of 083406 0111.

V André Albas is Donderdag om 10:00 in dieOu Meulteater vir ’n senior oggend. R25. Be-spreek by 083 564 00 56 of vicky@oumeulte-ater.co.za.

V Jack Stone and his band will be performingwith UK band, Suburban Saints at MysticBoer in Stellenbosch tomorrow. Entrance isR20 at the door.

V Patrick Canovi will be at Quay 4 every Fri-day from 16:30. Entrance is free.

V Reburn will be at Viva Café for an acousticshow on Friday from 19:00. R40. Email in-fo@vivacafe.co.za to book.

V Piet Botha and The Lyzard Kings will beat Bertie’s Mooring in Gordon’s Bay on Fridayfrom 21:00. Entrance is free. Call 021 856 3343to book.

V Jack Stone, Suburban Saints, AshtrayElectric and The Plastics will be at Zula Baron Friday. Entrance cost R40 at the door be-

fore 22:00 and R50 after.

V The Tomboys will play The Best of BritishRock at Villa Pascal in Durbanville on Satur-day. R100. Call 021 975 2566 or 082 569 4147to book.

V Gert Vlok Nel is Saterdag in Die Ou Meulte-ater. R100. Bespreek by 083 564 00 56 of vic-ky@oumeulteater.co.za.

V Tribute will be performing the songs of Cliffand The Shadows at The Fuzz Box, on Sunday.Doors open at 13:00 and tickets cost R50. Acash bar will be open. Snacks on sale. CallMandy on 083 261 6338 or email nutrendpro-motions@telkomsa.net.

V Cito and Martin Schofield will present ElCantante at Bertie’s Mooring in Gordon’s Bayon Sunday from 18:00. Entrance is free. Call021 856 3343 to book.

V Lindie Grobler stel op Dinsdag 23 April haarnuwe CD by Die Boer bekend. Toegang is gra-tis. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of 083 406 0111.

V Marion Holm is Woensdag 24 April by DieBoer in Ge­Marion­Neer te sien. R100. Be-spreek by 021 979 1911 of 083 406 0111.

What’s On | Wat’s Waar

The animation, Escape from Planet Earth,opens at Ster-KinekorCapeGate, Bayside,Parow, Tyger Valley and N1 City on Fri-day.The adventure follows astronaut,

Scorch Supernova (Brendan Fraser,) whois well-known for pulling off seeminglyendless astonishing heroic space-goingfeats and is considered a national hero onplanet Beeb by the blue alien population.When his chief, Lena, tells Scorch and

his quiet, by-the-rules brother, Gary whois head of mission control at BASA aboutan SOS from a planet known to be danger-ous, Scorch ignores Gary’s trepidationabout travelling there and sets off onwhathe believes will be another exciting mis-sion.However, Scorch soon finds himself in

a trap set by the evil Shanker and Garyhas to rescue not only his brother, but theentire population of his planet.

Hilarious animated movie for young and old

He lives: The story of Jesus’ crucifixion will be presented by Passion Play Ministries atthe Bellville Civic Theatre this week. He’s Alive runs from tonight to Sunday at 19:30 with14:30 performances on Saturday and Sunday. Entrance is free, but donations are welcome.For more information call 084 769 7350 or email bronwyne@mweb.co.za. Pictured herefrom left, are Quinten Poole as Annas, David de Villiers as Caiaphas, Melvyn Abrahams asJesus and Dillon Johnson as a temple guard.

Die roerende drama, The Way, met die be-kende akteur, Martin Sheen, in die rolver-deling, is danksy groot belangstelling weerby die Labia on Orange-teater te sien.Dié rolprent is geskoei op die bekende Ca-

mino de Santiago in Spanje, wat jaarliksmense wêreldwyd inspireer om ’n epiesepelgrimstog mee te maak.TheWay sal twee vertonings ten bate van

StreetSmart SA op Saterdag 20 April om13:45 en Sondag 21 April om 16:00 hê.StreetSmart SA is ’n organisasie wat

straatkinders help om hul lewens te veran-der en te herbou.Ditword gedoenmet geldinsamelingspro-

jekte met die ondersteuning van ’n netwerkrestaurante in die Wes-Kaap en Gauteng.Kaartjies is R40. Bespreek by 021 424 5927.

Roerende drama te sien by Labia on Orange

Epiphany are ready to release their first single.

Ready for road to stardomFresh and funky local band, Epiphany, hasrecently recorded their first single, “PlaceCalled Home”, and is ready to present theirfirst piece of work to the public.Started in December, Epiphany is the

brainchild of Valentino van der Schyff (leadmale vocal) andTinaGordon (lead female vo-cal). The twohadalreadyplayed together anddecided to start a new band that would playboth covers and originals.They met with Bradley Adams (lead gui-

tar) who suggested the idea of a six-piece.Having worked on the idea since mid-2012,

Tina and Valentino asked Bradley for helpput a band together and so, Waldo Samuels

(bass guitar), Angelo Bagley (keyboard andsynthesizer) and Julian D Maree (drums)joined the fold.Within their firstmonths of rehearsals, the

band quickly became a tight act, addingsongs to their repertoire.Since the beginning of January this year,

Epiphany has been performing across CapeTown. The band says they are able to play anarray of music and accept song requestsahead of scheduled gigs.V For more information about Epiphany, visit their Fa­cebook Page or follow them on Twitter. For bookings,call Godwin Abrahams on 082 634 9218 Valentino vander Schyff on 071 902 5535.

Look into my eyes: Andrethe Hypnotist will be at theGrandWest Roxy Revue Barfrom until Saturday 4 May,Wednesday to Saturday. Doorsopen at 20:00 and the showstarts at 20:30. Tickets costR78 and are available throughComputicket.

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“Country and Western” is die tema van dieKaapstad-tak van die Boeremusiekgilde sedans op Vrydag 26 April.

Die dans, ten bate van Suidstreek, wordaangebied in die Laerskool Bellville-Noordse skoolsaal.

Chris Theron se orkes, met Frans Smit, salvanaf 20:00 musiek verskaf.

Vir die beste cowboys en -girls is uitsteken-de pryse te wen. Koffie en tee is gratis be-skikbaar, maar gaste moet sorg vir hul eiebeker of koppie. Alhoewel iets ligs te ete tekoop sal wees, word gaste versoek om hul eieverversings en glase saam te bring.

Skoffel ‘cowboy­styl’ byBoeremusiekgilde­dans

Bring die hele gesin om die oggend tegeniet by die Sterreliggieland-kleuter-skool se kermis op Saterdag 27 Aprilvanaf 09:00 by die Logos-Christenge-meente in Oakdale.

Bring die kinders om op die ponieste ry en al die plaasdiere te kom vryfen voer.

Daar sal springkastele, paintball,gesigverf en nog vele meer wees. Daarsal ook optredes wees deur plaaslikekunstenaars.

Smul aan al die disse wat ondermeer by die vars plaasmark te koop salwees.

Daar sal ’n poppekasvertoning om10:00 wees. Om 10:30 kom wys diebrandweer vir die kinders hoe hulle ’nbrand blus en 11:00 is die fietsie-pret-trap vir 2- tot 6-jariges.

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Bring gesin en genietSterreliggieland­kermis

Konstt. Bianca Twaku en LorenzoWildemans van Bellville is hier metdie sak boombas, waarop hullebeslag gelê het. FOTO: JANA BEKKER

Dié boombas ‘help vir niere’JANA BEKKER

Die gewildheid van ’n boombas-doepa inBellville is waarskynlik die rede dat koors-bome op munisipale grond se bas gereeld ge-heel en al gestroop word.

Die Bellville-polisie het verlede Donder-dag 11 April ’n man betrap waar hy op diehoeke van Charl Malanstraat en Voortrek-kerweg só ’n boom se bas afgetrek het.

Die TygerBurger het vroeër vanjaar berigoor die stroping van die bas van dié bome(“Bome verniel oor heling”, 16 Januarie). ’nInwoner van die gebied, Roelof Rossouw, hetdestyds gemeen dié vandalisme is die werkvan mense wat dit vir “moetie” gebruik endit blyk nou hy was in die kol.

’n Lid van die publiek het die aandag vankonstt. Lorenzo Wildemans en Bianca Twa-ku van Bellville se gefokusde blokpolisië-ring gevestig op die man wat toe reeds tenminste die helfte van ’n boom se bas verwy-der het.

Die 30-jarige man van Macassar is na dieBellville-polisiestasie geneem.

“Hy het vir die polisielede gesê dié boom-bas word gebruik vir geluk,” sê kapt. FienieNimb, polisiewoordvoerder.

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Dié Rastafariër, bekend as Fireman of Dr.Fire, sê dié boombas word gebruik om diebloedstroom te suiwer.

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verhogings, loodgieterswerk,vervanging van hout­ enstaalrame met aluminium.Skakel( 083 725 8591 /021 904 4854 na­ure.

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Vibracrete Walls & Paving.(021 392 1433/083 539 5478

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Binnenshuisdienste

HomeServices

Interior

BIC kitchen & bedrooms.( 021 952 5374 / 079 692 4877

BLINDS & CURTAINS.All types. Free quotes.021 371 8627 / 082 516 0030

CARPET & UPHOLSTERYcleaning, 95% dry.Phone 021 905­4529 or021 905­4247 / 072 832 1388

CARPETS, etc CLEANING021 592 0626/082 428 7163

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Buitenshuisdienste

HomeServices

Exterior

TAR AND PAVING079 289 6737

VIBRACRETE EXTENSION074 321 9215 / 021 820 4384

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( 021 905 7820 k.u.

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Reparasies/Allerlei

Repairs/

Miscellaneous

ALL TAURIQ REPAIRSdone at home. Fridge, stove,w/machine. 083 479 0614

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(Labour + gas incl. R180)(083 330 1625

*All jobs done at home!!!

REWINDING OF ALLELECTRICAL MOTORS.And repairs on washingmachines, stoves &microwaves.( 021 905 3547

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Money/Loans

Waiting forPension/package payouts?

SMS or send“please call me” 082 301 7856

Ph: 0860 105 546

A BRIDGING LOAN?

ARE U WAITINGon a Pension/ Provident/

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071 772 6630Fax: 086 724 5130

LOANS? No problem, I'llhelp. Anthea( 072 086 8029.

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4 TON Truck with driver forhire from R900. 084 397 2144

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Rommelverwydering

Rubble Removal

ROMMEL VERWYD. Boutuin motorhuis. 083 766 1792

EIENDOMME

166

Huise teHuur

Houses to Let

SYDNEYVALE2­bedroom house, burglar bars,

double garage.SMS "house" to 082 061 4722.

167

Huise te Koop

Houses for Sale

BONTEHEUWELR250 000: 1 bedr., doublecarport, large grounds.

Call 082 678 1044

ELSIES RIVER3 slpk., sitk., o.plan kombuis,deur ry motorhuis, aparte badk.& toilet. R600 000 ohb. Nabypublieke vervoer & skole.Skakel: 084 366 3006

GLENHAVEN ­ R875 000Contact: 081 316 5756

SALBERAU / ELSIES RIVER3­bedr. maisonette, rooms withlaminaed flooring, rest of house

with tiled floors, b.i.c. inkitchen, extractor fan.

R350 000 PRIVATE SALE082 858 5371 / 073 3633 529

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Woonstelle te Huur

Flats to Let

Blackheath/GayleeOnm. beskikbaar. 1 slpk.Dep. R2 500 + R2 500 p.m.

Kontak Heinrich072 185 5135

1791

OumaWoonstelle

Granny Flats

ELSIESRIVIEROumawoonstel beskikbaar virenkel persoon sonder kinders.R1 500 p.m. + dep. W + Eingesl. Skakel 060 303 8995

BESIGHEID

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Business

Opportunities

WELLNESS company needspeople to be self­employed.Training provided. Dare todream. Be your own boss.Call 083 650 1004.www.moretolife.co.za

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General Vacancies

20 AGENTS NEEDEDTable charm( 021 908 3121

ADMIN DATA COPY/PASTEWORKERS NEEDED

FOR INFO, SMS OR EMAILNAME/ADDRESS TO

074 927 5124.

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kommissie.( 021 910 2747 / 073 227 1034

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urgently!!* Waiters * Bar staff.* House keeper

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Elvis 071 836 5790(what 's up)

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E­mail your CV to:

info@sdlconsultancy.co.za

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Hair/Beauty

SEMI­SKILLEDSTYLIST required.Please phone021 952 4553

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Training/Education

5 ,& 4 , HOTELS,BIG SUPERMARKETS &BIG COMPANIESURGENTLY NEEDS

.20 Receptionists/OfficeAdmin Staff.30 Cashiers.20 Barmen.30 Waitrons.20 Porters

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KruiehandelaarsHerbalists

ALLE HUISEIENAARSEk is dringend op soek

na erwe, huise &woonstelle om teverkoop in dievolgende areas:

. Eersterivier

. Blue Downs

. Matroosfontein

. Delft

. Belhar

. Bishop Lavis

. Elsiesrivier

ALL HOMEOWNERSI am urgently lookingfor plots, houses &flats in above areas.

JACQUES 083 686 2117

14 GEKLASSIFISEERDCLASSIFIEDS

TYGERBURGER | RAVENSMEAD & BELHARWoensdag, 17 April 2013

ATTENTIONGOV. WORKERS!

URGENT SALES 2013!

Blue Downs / Tuscany GlenReduced to R450 000!!!

On doorstep of school! Perfect foryoung couple! 2 beds., lam. floors,fully encl, appr. plans to extend!

MALIBU VILLAGEReduced to R365 000!! Cute 2

bedr. home, encl. plot with garage.Sellers, I urgently need morehouses in Eerste River &

Blue Downs!!

CAll or SMS IRMA(082 318 9358 or 021 903 6631

OLYMPIC ESTATES

BARGAIN CORNER!

DELFT/ROOSENDALR298 000 ­ Cosy, neat 3­bedr.,o.plan kitchen, lounge, dining r.,carport, enclosed with largesecurity gates on 420 m² plot.

QUICK SALESTRAND / SOUTH FORK

R595 000 ­ 3 bedr, f. kitchen,lounge/dining r., b.i.c. in 3 bedr.,

garage, on 410 m² plot.Call SOLLY PARKER CIEA, CRS021 853 0561/072 743 3506

S.A. Parker

RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES

REALTORSMIR(SA)

BELHAR ­ PENTEC3 bedr., f.f.kitch, double garage.

R549 000

DELFT / VOORBRUG2 bedr., large plot. R249 000

NOOITGEDAGHT3 beds., f.f.kitchen, double garage,remote gates. R679 0100 neg.

WESBANK2 bed, garage. R149 000

BONTEHEUWEL2 bedr., f.f. kitchen, gar. R369 000

LEIDEN ­ R189 0003 bedr., large plot.

EERSTE RIVER13­roomed house plus 3 plots(serviced) Make an offer!!

HELP! HOUSES WANTEDSellers, we have qualified buyers inall areas. For a free valuation and

advice, phone us first!Call Ronnie, 021 952 0394 /

073 274 6668

PROPERTY KING

BEVERLY ESTATE / EERSTERIVER ­ R420 000

SAFE ESTATE, WELL LOCATEDESTATE, LIVE IN BEVERLY

ESTATE3 beds., lounge, kitchen & bathr.,burglar bars, curtain rails, built­incupboards in rooms and kitchen,stove & oven, security gates onaccess doors. Near all amenities.VALUE FOR MONEY. The key isyours for only R420 000.

CLIVE BLOWS 072 225 8519

RE/MAX Property AssociatesGlengarry, 021 981 7272

www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za

BISHOP LAVIS ­ R450 000(ABDS­0134) 2 beds. Tiled

Diningr. & lounge. Tiled kitch (BIC,oven, stove, extractor fan). Bathr.Tandem gar. Wendy house.

Outdoor building consisting of 3extended bedrooms. Big plot.BISHOP LAVIS/ SYDNEYVALER695 000 (ABDS­0135) 4 beds(BIC, 2 m.e.s.) Kitch. (BIC). Spac.Lounge Diningr. TVr. Full Bathr.Storer. Wendy house. Carport.

Fully encl.

Contact SHIREEN ­ 0790777665 /RIEDEWAAN­ 0733992082

We have qualified buyers for yourproperties.

CALL US FOR FREE VALUATIONIN ALL AREAS

Office: 0219319265 (office hours:9:00 • 17:00)

Use references to view pictures atwww.abdusprop.co.za

ICON

BONTEHEUWEL ­ R 350 000: 4Bedr., main bedr.­ b.ic. & en­suite,f.f.kitch, studyr., braai area, encl.ROSENDAL/DELFT ­ R 280 000:3 Bedr, kitch, lnge, fam. bathr,carport with big plot, fully encl.

PAROW ­ R699 000: 3 Bedr., fam.bathr., f.kitch, lnge, diningroom,

wooden floors.ELSIESRIVER ­ R550 000: 3

Bedr., lnge, kitch., fam. bath., sep.toilet, 2 bedr. g.flat, gar, fully encl.

KLEINVLEI ­ R280 0002 Bedr. house + 2 Bedr. g.flatMandy Breda 078 285 0276www.iconipgroup.co.za

BONTEHEUWEL ­ R450 000 neg.(ABDS­0151) ­ 4 beds (1 BIC).Tiled lnge. F.Kitch (bic). Laundrywith extra space. Bathr. Just offDissel Rd. Located in quiet area.EUREKA ESTATE/ ELSIES

RIVER ­ R200 000 (ABDS­0107)3 bedr masion. Lnge. Kitch. Tiledbathr. 1 outside bedr. yard. Sec.(b.bars). Close to all amenities.CHARLESVILLE ­ R980 000

(ABDS­0136) 4 bedr dble storey(BIC & m.e.s). Spac tiled lnge.Tiled diningr., f.f.kitch (b.ic.) 3

baths. Sparkling s.pool. Double tangarage. Secured (alarm syst).MONTANA ­ R850 000: (ABDS­0096) 4 beds (BIC). m.e.s. 2 lnges.F.f.Mod. kitch. 2 bachelor g.flat.

D/gar.Free Valuation in all areas

Contact EDDIE • 081 460 3560/021 931 9265 (o.h: 9am­5pm)Use references to view pictures at

www.abdusprop.co.za

DELFT / VOORBRUGR350 000

BARGAIN!! BARGAIN!!3 Bedrooms, lounge, kitchen,bathroom, needs Tender LovingCare PLUS PLUS Separateentrance lounge/open plankitchen, 2 bedrooms and

bathroom. Carport and fully walled,situated close to Main Road

R285 000 ­ 2 Bedroom housewith lounge, kitchen and bathroom

with big double garage.

SELLERS I NEED STOCKDESPERATELY PLEASE CALL

021 951 5929 / 082 077 3270

Call Theresa021 951 5929 /082 077 3270

THERESA'SPROPERTIES

EERSTE RIVER /STRADFORDR429 000

3 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen,lounge, enclosed yard. NearStratford Primary School andGrand Central shopping centre.

KARIN: 079 024 9239

ICONFAIRDALE: R349 000 (Web Ref.510) 3 spac. bedr., lounge, diningroom, TV room, main bedr. with bigen­suite, kitchen, parking for 1 car.

FAIRDALE ­ R320 000 NEG.2 bedr., facebrick, big plot, kitchen,burglar bars, fully enclosed.

PARK VILLAGE: ±R350 000 (WebRef. 507) 3 bedr., neat, tidylounge, kitchen, secure parking.

BLUEBERRY HILL: R350 000(Web Ref. 509) 3 bedr., lounge,kitchen, family bathroom, en suite.

SILWOOD HEIGHTS ­ R300 0002 bedr., facebrick house + carport,lounge, kitchen, 421m² plot.

ROSENDAL / DELFT ­ R260 000Spacious 2 bedr., lounge, big plot,kitchen, family bathr.

Gary: 076 696 2403Melissa: 072 057 5753Office: 021 903 8055www.iconipgroup.co.za

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TYGERBURGER | RAVENSMEAD & BELHARWoensdag, 17 April 2013

Making Your DreamHome a Reality

EERSTE RIVER / FORESTVILLAGE ­ R450 000

3 Beds with s/garage on large plot

MATROOSFONTEINR599 000 ­ Spacious 3 beds neat

as a pin.

KRAAIFONTEIN / BELMONTPARK ­ R699 000

Spacious 3 beds with 2 carports.

BLACKHEATH / RUSTDALR899 000 ­ Unfinished spacious 5

beds with sep entr.

BUYING OR SELLING?CONTACT

TANSWELL DAVIDSE084 032 7505

MATROOSFONTEINR585 000

NUUT OP DIE MARK

NETHEID IS DIE WAGWOORD ­Kom kyk gerus na hierdie moderne3 slpk woning, sitk., komb. metbaie i.g.k (hope ekstra's),badkamer met aparte toilet ­

HOEKERF HEELTEMAL OMHEINEN PRAGTIGE TUIN, KOM KYK

DADELIK.

JACQUES 083 686 2117

OLD BELHAR ­ R850 000: Near toBelhar High School. 4 beds., largelnge & diningr., kitch., d.garage.MATROOSFONTEIN ­ R585 000Corner plot, immaculate 3 beds., 2with b.i.c., bathr. & shower,f.f.kitch., lnge with knotty pine ceilingRAVENSMEAD ­ R850 000: Opp.High & Primary School. Fully encl.4 beds., 2 baths., lounge/diningr.,f.f.kitchen with kitchen nook, TV­room + single garage & carport.BELHAR / ST. AUGUSTINER750 000 ­ Sought­after area. Veryneat 3 beds., lounge, f.f.kitchen,bathr. & shower, s.garage.RAVENSMEAD / STONEHILL:R750 000 ­ 3 beds. with b.i.c.,wooden floors, lnge, diningr., kitch.with lots of b.i.c., entertainmentarea with built­in braai.BELHAR ­ R320 000: Fullyenclosed corner plot, 2 beds., 1with b.i.c., third bedr. convertedinto diningr., lounge & kitchen.

ATTENTION SELLERS!WE NEED PROPERTY IN ALLAREAS FOR QUALIFIED

BUYERS!Aleric: 083 966 7878Sharon: 083 317 3794

Office hours: 021 953 1480

SP PROPERTIES

ICONONS SAL U HUIS

VERKOOP ­ BEL NOUOF STUUR 'N SMS EN

ONS BEL JOU!Eersterivier, Kuilsrivier, Belhar,

Greenfields, Charlesville, HighburyPark, Bonteheuwel, Austenville,Silversands, Ravensmead, BishopLavis, Gaylee, Delft, Fairdale, BlueDowns, Eureka Estate, Highbury,

Park Village, Dennemere.

Gary: 076 696 2403Melissa: 072 057 5753www.iconipgroup.co.za

SHIRLEY PARKR735 000SOLE MANDATE

LOCATION IS THE KEYSpacious townhouse with o.plankitchen with b.i.cs., large tiled livingarea leading to a paved tandemgarage. Excellent security. Walkingdistance to Labiance schools, Stik­land station. Easy access to majorroutes. Web Ref.: RP/BL1625

CHARLES 083 556 6080021 946 1695 (o)

YOLAM PROPERTIES

VOORBRUG / DELFTR330 000 ­ 3 beds., lam.floors, lounge, kitch., bathr./toilet,b. bars, safety gates, garage,

carport, enclosed.

WESBANK ­ R170 0003 beds., kitchen, lounge, toilet,burglar bars, carport, fully

enclosed.

KUILS RIVER /WESBANK ­ R175 0002 beds., laminated flooring,bath/toilet, lounge, dining r.,kitchen, b.i.c., u.c. oven + hob,b. bars, safety gates, fully encl.

ATTENTION SELLERS!We are looking for houses to sellin Bellville South, Belhar, Delft,Bishop Lavis, Ravensmead,

Parow.DUANE 073 159 3432 or

STEPHANIE 072 977 9972 orOFFICE 021 951 2290.

Durbell oor eerste Matie­rugbyhekkieSAREL BURGER

Durbanville-Bellville se WP-Superliga-rug-byspan het verlede Vrydagaand met die eer-ste van twee besoeke hierdie maand aan dieDanie Craven-stadion maklik afgereken metdie Victoriane, maar wél wetende dat diekragmeting oor twee weke daar teen die Ma-ties dié naelbyter in die vroeë deel van dieseisoen gaan wees.

Terwyl Belhar (t Ikeys) en Tygerberg-klub(t Bellville) se wedstryde van die afgelope na-week uitgestel is, het Durbanville-Bellvillein die A-afdeling die Tygerbergstreek se vlaglaat wapper met sy sege van 40-22 oor die Vic-toriane.

Die Durbies, wat meestal in volle beheerwas, kon inderdaad met beter afronding veelverder gewen het. In die B-afdeling het Noor-delikes/Northlink-kollege en die Universi-

teit Wes-Kaapland albei 50-talle in hul eersteamptelike wedstryde hierdie seisoen op hulkerfstok geplaas.

Hoewel NNK aanvanklik goed opgekeil isdeur Brackenfell, het die Parowiete geleide-lik die oorhand gekry om met 50-14 te seë-vier. UWK, ’n bevorderde nuweling in dieSuperliga, het op sy beurt sewe keer agterVillager se doellyn gaan draai vir ’n vreug-devolle sege van 52-13.

Kuilsrivier is goed vasgevat deur Ham-lets, maar het net-net met 26-25 gewen. Good-wood (7-32 t Primrose) en Hands & Heart (26-31 t Valsbaai) het egter op hul baadjie gekry.

Die komende naweek se program (tuis-span eerste) is: Durbanville-Bellville t Bell-ville, Belhar t Victoriane, SK Walmer t Ty-gerberg-klub, Valsbaai t Kuilsrivier, NNK tHamlets, Goodwood t UWK, Hands & Heartt Brackenfell.

GARY VAN DYK

Burnley Ladies’ Football club is becomingthe team to beat in the Women’s RegionalLeague of SAFA.

So far this season the senior team is stillunbeaten winning all six games, but they’vestill got their eyes set on growing the sportamong girls in the community.

So far this year their development teamhas had 18 new members join up and theynow have a team playing in the developmentdivision.

Their season started on Saturday 13 Apriland they play their matches on the Metropol-itan pitch in Bonteheuwel in the under-13boys’ division.

While interest in the sport is growingamong girls the club is at present still relianton sponsors and fundraisers to run the clubas well as pay travelling, gate and referees’fees each week.

Anyone wishing to assist the club or wishto sponsor the ladies are please to do so.

Ladies are welcome to join with trainingon Mondays and Wednesdays on the Metro-politan Field in Bonteheuwel at 17:00.V For more information call Gary Wilson on 073 6276777, anyone who wants to assist the club with train­ing or in any other capacity is also welcome.

Burnley keeps growing but needs financial support

Burnley players get into their stride during a training session.

SportPage 16 | Woensdag, 17 April 2013Onder redaksie van Stehan SchoemanTel: 021 910 6500 | e­pos: sport@tygerburger.co.zawww.tygerburger.co.za

SKOLERUGBY: HS BELLVILLE IS BRAKKE SE TIER EN...

Kasselsvleisink DFM

Stefan Engelbrecht (Bellville) lak Amil van Heerden (Brackenfell) Saterdag tydens hul wedstryd.Bellville was met 26­23 die oorwinnaar. Gaan na www.tygerburger.co.za vir meer foto’s.

FOTO: CARINA ROUX

SAREL BURGER

Die Hoërskool Durbanville se eersterugbyspan het die nuwe skoleseisoendie afgelope Saterdag op ’n hoë noot in-

gelui met ’n indrukwekkende oorwinningoor die Hoërskool Strand.

Die Durbies het met verreweg die meestebalbesit die besoekers vir die grootste deelvan die wedstryd op hul agtervoete gehad enwelverdiend met 18-7 gewen.

Die eindtelling inStellenberg senederlaagvan 12-29 teen HTS Drostdy vertel gewis niedie volle waarheid nie. Die Stellies het aan-vanklik die botoon gevoer – dit was net ge-brekkige afronding wat verhoed het dat hul-le met die draaislag (12-12) nie ’n stewigevoorsprong gehad het nie. Ongelukkig kondie tuisspan nie in die tweede skof hieropvoortbou nie.

Die HS Bellville bly maar Brackenfell setier en het vir die derde agtereenvolgendejaar dieBrakkegeklop.Maarbygesê,Bellvil-

le moes ná ’n groterige agterstand hard te-rugbaklei om met ’n drie in die doodsnikkedie besoekers met 26-23 te wen.

Die HTS Bellville daarenteen kon vir dieeerste keer in drie jaar daarin slaag om Mo-numentpark (met 25-19) te klop.

WegholsegeDie HS Tygerberg het weliswaar nege

drieë teen ’n papperige Primrose-klub inge-ryg vir ’n wegholsege van 66-0, maar die Tie-re sal alte goed daarvanbewuswees dat eers-komende Saterdag se kragmeting teen PaarlGimnasium ’n perd van ’n ander kleur gaanwees. Ook De Kuilen, wat verspot maklikmet 61-0 met HS Trafalgar afgereken het, salonder geen wanindruk wees nie dat daar vo-rentoe heelwat steiler bulte gaan wees omuit te klim. Kasselsvlei se giftige agterlynhet D.F.Malan heeltemal oorhoeks gehad endie gevolg was ’n oortuigende oorwinningvan 20-8. Die Tygerberg-klub het met 39-14gans te veel skietgoed vir Parelvallei gehad.

THOMAS CAROLUS

The 25th Metropolitan under-19 PremierCup held at Erica Park, Belhar, over theEaster weekend, proved to be a resoundingsuccess that has left an indelible imprint onthe memories of all who experienced it, andhas brought a sense ofwhat the province can

expect come 2014.Ajax Cape Town ended as worthy champi-

ons, after beating Berea Albion 5-4 on penal-ties, after the teams finished level at 2-2 afterextra time, while Milano took the plate afterbeating Cape TownAll Stars 5-4 on penaltiesin the final. Bidvest Wits won the mid-sec-tion final against Kaizer Chiefs. The match

ended one goal apiece before the Studentsemerged victorious 4-1 in the resulting pen-alty shootout.

“Congratulations to thewinners on amostdeservedvictory against aworthy opponent.Further congratulations must go to the or-ganisers, service providers and especiallythe public who have braved all types ofweather conditions to come out in supportand have beenwell rewarded with top quali-ty play from South Africa’s stars of the fu-ture,” said the CEO of Metropolitan, Philip

Matlakala. “Our employment of resourcesfrom the surrounding area to boost the localcommunity is one of the cornerstones ofMetropolitan’s investment in youth footballat grassroots level. We could not havewished for a betterway to commemorate our25th anniversary,” said tournament direc-tor, PJ Williams, “Thanks to our valuedpartners Metropolitan, we have managed tobuild the profile of this event while stillmaintaining the community that forms thebedrock of the event’s continued success.’’

Met Cup keeps up success