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ROADWORK: DRIVERS FRUSTRATED

Rush hour, but we wait

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T

he City deeply regrets any incon-

venience caused by construction

work, andat all timesweaim to fin-

ish constructionprojects as quickly as possi-

ble.

Motorists who use the construction-heavy

Koeberg and Blaauwberg roads are fed-up

with apologies.

This time Brett Herron, theMayoral Com-

mittee member for Transport, Roads and

Stormwater uttered these oft-spoken words.

Rush hour traffic along these routes is, in

fact, reaching epic proportions.

One of the commuters whose patience is

wearing particularly thin, Alan Martheze,

posed some questions, which according to

him are being asked by every poor sod that

sits for hours in gridlocked traffic.

Construction

The first question is about the road that

links Parklands with Killarney Gardens,

which has been half-completed for years.

Martheze reckons this road would have

made life much easier for commuters if it

was completed before construction onmajor

routes started.

Who then authorised the roads to be

hacked and churned up outside Killarney

Gardensbefore either of these twowere com-

pleted? he continues.

Martheze is deeply aggravated that Koe-

berg Road from Montague Gardens to Blou-

berg has effectively been turned into a con-

gested single lane.

Herron responds: The link road between

Parklands and Killarney Gardens is a South

African National Roads Agency (Sanral)

project. The City and Sanral fall under sepa-

rate spheres of government. One is national

government and the other local.

He adds that the City could not wait for

this road to be completed because Blaauw-

berg Road is scheduled as part of the work

required to roll out the MyCiTi service

across the whole metro.

Schedule

Herron elaborates: It needs to be complet-

ed by certain dates and thus far the contrac-

tor has kept to the schedule. There is a need

to improve the road infrastructure in the ar-

ea to create road width to allow for red bus

lanes, as well as improving the infrastruc-

ture for motorists.

To ease congestionwork on the roads only

commences after 09:00 and ends by 16:00.

V To page 2.

The 92yearold

Sedov docked at

the Waterfront on

Monday, a full 77

years after the

vessel last visited

Cape Town.

Unfortunately, they

dropped sails due

to the lack of wind,

so the spectacle

did not quite live

up to expectations.

Seeing the 3 500

tonne, 54metre

high Clipper ease

into the harbour

was nonetheless

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Over theweekendwork is done on a 24-hour-

basis.

As with all road construction the situa-

tion gets worse before it gets better, says

Herron.

It is doubtful whether these answers and

calls for patience are enough to appease the

tempers of frustrated road users.

Someone like Martheze, who has to sit in

bumper to bumper traffic to get towork, the

CBD and back home again, will have to live

with the situation a bit longer.

Martheze concludes thoughtfully: My

grandfather was in the SA Army during

World War II. They fought the Germans in

Italy and as the German army retreated, the

enemyblewup the roads, thebridges and the

spans to stop the pursuingAllied forces. The

Allies in turn called in the SouthAfrican en-

gineers and it became a point of pride that

our countrymen repaired and rebuilt these

bridges and roads faster than the Germans

could destroy them! The rest of allied forma-

tions looked on with awe! How can it be that

we have fallen so far, that a combined seven

km of roadworks is taking so long to finish?

.Meanwhile, the City started on rehabili-

tation roadwork on Blaauwberg Road on

Monday this week. Traffic west-bound be-

tween Wood Drive and Donkin Road are be-

ing split to allow for the completion of reha-

bilitationwork in the centre of the roadway.

Herron concludes: The City apologises

for any inconvenience caused and thanks

residents for their patience and understand-

ing in this regard.

TableViewRatepayers

The AGM of Table View Ratepayers

Association will be held on 6 May at 19:00

at West Coast Family Church.

Budgetary allocations for 2013/14 will be

highlighted. Paid-up members are specifi-

cally requested to attend. Nomination

forms at: [email protected].

Friends of Blaauwberg Conservation Area

(BCA) will hold their annual general mee-

ting (AGM) on Freedom Day 27 April. Meet

at the Log Cabin at Eerste Steen at 09:30 for

the AGM at 10:00.

Dr Jayson Orton will present a Freedom

Day Talk on Late Stone Age Archaeology

of the South African west coast (expected

to start between 10:45 and 11:00).

The day will continue with a walk to the

top of Blouberg Hill, driving from Eerste

Steen via the Morning Star entrance to the

base of Blouberg Hill for a hike to the top

(less than two kilometres). Bring a picnic

lunch, comfortable walking/hiking shoes,

hat and sun screen.

Visitors who would like to join the walk

only, meet the group at Eerste Steen at

around 11:30. The event is free for Friends

of BCA members, R20 for non-members.

V Call chairperson Roy FullerGee on 071 671 9552

or secretary Ena de Villiers on 076 335 1225.

Friends discuss Stone Age

ROWENA HENDRICKS

Fans of the McLaren Circus can breathe

a sigh of relief after the Wheel of Death

daredevil star, who suffered a dramatic fall

during his performance last week, is back

at the circus and well on his way to recov-

ery.

The Wheel of Death star Jansen Grant

managed to escape serious injury, but dislo-

catedhis shoulderwhenhe accidentally fell

off the spinning wheel during his world fa-

mous act on Thursday night.

However, Arnold Dickson acting direc-

tor of the McLaren Circus says that

Jansen did not fall from a great height.

He says Jansen was inside the wheel

when he jumped, lost his balance upon

landing after he had clipped his leg on the

side, which then threw him out of the

wheel.

Dickson says Jansen immediately re-

ceived medical attention on site and was

later transported to hospital.

The doctor on duty could not put

Jansens dislocated shoulder back into po-

sition as this daredevil was still pumped up

with adrenaline. A specialist was called in

and Jansen was operated on, on early Fri-

day morning to put his dislocated shoulder

back into position, he says.

Jansen was kept in hospital overnight

for observation and was released the next

day. Hes back at the circus, says Dickson.

He says Jansens injury is pretty severe

and he has some bruises and cuts that need

time to heal.

Jansen will be out of action for at least

four to six weeks, but he is hoping for a

much quicker recovery, says Dickson.

JansensWheel of Death performance is

our headline act, but we have managed to

add some new acts and move the show

around to maintain our world standard of

a circus that roars with fun, he says.

McLaren Circus fans also posted get well

wishes on Facebook. One such fan, Riana

Baard-Van Der Westhuizen, who was also

at the show when the accident happened,

says: It was terrible to see. Therewas dead

silence in the audience. We started praying

for him (Jansen) immediately. So glad that

he is okayandhope the recovery is speedy.

Jansen, a 24-year-old Australian is a sev-

enth generation member of the world fa-

mousAshton family andhas been in the cir-

cus all his life. Jansen started training on

the Wheel of Death at the age of 14.

Circus daredevil

defies death

Jansen Grant, daredevil performer of the

McLaren Circus, fell during his act last week

Thursday and dislocated his shoulder.

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ANDR BAKKES EN TINA BURGER

Inwoners in die omgewing van die Che-

vron-raffinadery sal vanaf 2015 moontlik

skoner lug kan inasem wanneer baie stren-

ger wetgewing in werking tree.

Volgens James Vos, wyksraadslid, verse-

ker die nuwe wysiging aan die Wet op Lug-

kwaliteit dat die luggehalte om die raffina-

dery aansienlik sal verbeter in die toekoms.

Die TygerBurger het in Julie verlede jaar

in die artikel getiteld Chevron told to cut

emissions by half berig oor die moontlik-

heid dat die raffinadery teen 2020 uitlaat-

gasse met die helfte sal moet sny.

Totdat Chevron nie groener tegnologie

gebruik om besoedeling in toom te hou nie,

sal klagtes van n onaangename reuk en ge-

sondheidsprobleme nie weg gaan nie.

Word groen of vat die pad! verwoord

Camilla Moolman, n inwoner van Botha-

sig, baie van die mense se gevoelens.

Sy het as ouer ondervind hoe haar kind

se gesondheidoordie jare ateruitgegaanhet

vandat haar gesin na di area verhuis het.

My seun was altyd gesond. Vandat ons

hier naby die raffinadery woon, het my

kind meer lugweginfeksies gekry.

n Anonieme suster by die Milnerton-kli-

niek s sy ondersoek daagliks pasinte met

lugweginfeksies van Bothasig en Milner-

ton. Daar is gereeld kinders met asma,

brongitis asook herhaalde infeksies in die

o, ore, neus en bors. Sy skryf hierdie in-

feksies toe aandie lugbesoedeling indie om-

gewing.

Vos s hy is al jare lank n inwoner van

die gebied. Hy ondervind self die impak van

die besoedeling en onuithoudbare reuk wat

van die raffinadery afkomstig is.

Tydens n onlangse vergadering van die

belastingbetalersvereniging in Goodwood

het n gemeenskapslid gekla oor sinusitis,

wat volgens hom deur Chevron se uitlaat-

gasse veroorsaak word.

Delight Aitken, Chevron-woordvoerder,

s hulle bel in die nuutste tegnologie om

die impak van hul bedrywighede op die om-

gewing te verbeter deur middel van inisia-

tiewe soos die opvlammings-modernise-

ringsprojek. Di projek is daarop gemik

om die geraas en sigbaarheid van die op-

vlamming te verminder, verduidelik Ait-

ken.

Maar, swart rook van die raffinadery kan

steeds af en toe gesienword. Aitken s: Die

Chevron-raffinadery het onlangs n geske-

duleerde sluiting van Maandag 18 Februa-

rie tot middel Maart gehad. Daar kan op-

vlamming voorkom tydens die sluitings- en

aanvangprosedure.

Vos getuig dat die swart rook n groot-

skaalse negatiewe impak op die omgewing

mag h. Waarom plant hulle nie bome aan

en word groen om die raffinadery se kool-

stofvoetspoor te neutraliseer nie? Nie al-

leen sal die bome die skoonheid van die ge-

bied verbeter nie, maar dit sal ook suurstof

produseer, s Vos.

Aitken hou vol dat hulle die hoogste prio-

riteit plaas op die gesondheid en veiligheid

van hul werknemers en die gemeenskap

waarin hul funksioneer.

Die Chevronraffinadery in Milnerton sal binnekort moontlik aan strenger wetgewing moet

voldoen.

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arents and teachers are once again

urged to ensure that children knownev-

er to trust a stranger after a close call

for a learner of a school in Parklands.

The child, apparently, nearly got into the

car of a strange man were it not for the inter-

vention of concerned resident Yvette

Huysamer.

Table View police are still investigating the

matter, but in the meantime the following

warning by Huysamer will suffice: Children

should never climb into cars of people they do

not know!

She elaborates on the recent incident

I saw this man talking to the child on the

opposite side of the road. The child walked

over to the car and he looked hesitant. I

turned into a driveway behind the vehicle

and saw the man open the passenger door.

I shouted to the child, Dont you dare get

in that car! I asked if the child knew the

man and the answer was No.

Shouting

She called the child over to her after

which the man started shouting at her.

Huysamer took the child to school her-

self which she thought was ironic, be-

cause right after she told the child not to

get into a strangers car, the child got into

hers.

Only after the childwent into the school-

groundsdid theunknownman turnhis car

around and leave.

Local police spokesperson, Lt Elizabeth

Munro, says that they are aware of the in-

cident and that it is highly concerning,

even though no formal charges were laid.

Says Munro: The registration number of

this specific vehiclewas distributed to Table

View Neighbourhood Watch members, who

are the eyes and ears of the police. Together

with the police, the Schools Forumwill issue

a pamphlet to every student regarding their

safety.

Predators

She also gives a generalwarning to all par-

ents when she adds: Parents must ensure

the safety of their children to and from

school. If not possible, it must be enforced

to the child not to talk to strangers, not to

accept anything from a stranger, and most

importantly, not to walk alone. This makes

them an easy target for possible sexual pred-

ators ... try to memorise the number plate

if approached by someone suspicious.

Local learners close call

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Child sex shock at ACVV creche

TINA BURGER

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hocking allegations of four-year-old

children playing sexual games with

each other including sexual simula-

tion on the playgrounds of a Goodwood

creche, were denied by all authorities in-

volved.

Allegations of molestation and abuse at the

Afrikaans Christian Womens Association

(ACVV) Creche in Bothasig have been dis-

missed by the Department of Social Develop-

ment. The national manager of the ACVV,

Nicolette van der Walt, also emphasised that

the department has investigated the mat-

ter but could not find any cause for the

complaints lodged against the creche.

She did admit, however, that procedures

for the lodging of complaints were seem-

ingly not followed to the letter.

Parents complain

One of the parents who complained told

TygerBurger that she noticed her four-

year-old daughter was misbehaving after

she came home from the creche inOctober

last year.

When I askedmydaughterwhyshewas

acting out she said that boys should not be

allowed to play with girls at the creche.

She thought this was strange because

her daughter also came homewith sand in

her pants and was scratching over her

dolls genitals with a pen.

My daughter complained tome that the

boys at the school were playing a so-called

bum-bum gamewith her and other girls,

she says.

She said it was very sore down there

when I wiped her after bath time. I asked

her why and she said the boys had also

stuck their fingers up her genitals.

She says her oldest son, who goes to the

aftercare at the creche, saw a boy lying on

top of his sister in the tunnel on the play-

ground one afternoon in November last

year.

Myson toldme theboyhadpulleddown

his pants and was lying on top of my

daughter.

The mother sought counselling for her

daughter in December last year.

Her daughter now apparently shows

signs of trauma, as she explains: She is

extremely rebellious,wets herself regular-

ly, wakes up at night from bad dreams

all signs that the psychologist warned us

to look out for, which is in fact signs of

trauma.

The mother noticed that her daughter

did not want to go to the creche in the

mornings and that redness appeared often

around her genital areas.

A second anonymous parents daughter

also attends theACVVcreche and she says

her daughter also complained about a simi-

lar game in which her daughter and three

other children were involved.

My daughter now refuses to go to the

creche because the boys pull down her pants

and touch her inappropriately, she alleges.

A third parent also said her daughter had

an encounter with the bum-bum games.

She says that it wasnt just a once-off inci-

dent, but rather something that happened

over a period of time on the playground.

She also said that it was dealt with by her

and there appeared to be no further effects

on her daughter.

She said her daughter was wetting herself

regularly until the incident came to light

and then the wetting stopped.

She too has concerns about the feedback

from the creche and says it is not to her satis-

faction.

The creche said they did not feel the need

to talk to the parents of the boys involved,

but I feel this type of behaviour should not

come into play because it is not just experi-

menting to see how different their bodies

are.

She adds that a four-year-old child does

not just come up with a game like bum-

bum all on their own and says the boys in-

volved must have seen sexual behaviour at

home.

Response

TygerBurger spoke to the principal at the

ACVV, Ria Fourie, last week and she vocif-

erously denied the allegations.

I have never heard of such a game. These

games are not being played by anyone at this

creche.

She says that if it happened it was an un-

seen once-off incident.

The third anonymous mother says her

complaints should be on record since last

year because she took it up with the creche

and the ACVV head office.

MelanyKuhn, spokespersonof theDepart-

ment of Social Development concludes: No

evidence was found to support the allega-

tion. TheDepartment has also corresponded

directly with the parents concerned in this

regard, she said.

The tunnel where one of the children was allegedly molested. PHOTO: TINA BURGER

7NUUS

NEWS



ANDR BAKKES

Jennifer Rush reckons that if a woodchuck

could chuck wood, then it should chuck as

much as it could!

TygerBurger asked her this question

(amongst others) during a one-on-one inter-

view at Table Bay Hotel on Monday.

This newspaper was granted 30 minutes

with the superstar, who co-wrote and per-

formed that timeless classic, The Power

of Love. Jennifer is in South Africa for a

handful of live performances, the first two

being at the Cape Town Convention Centre

this Friday and Saturday.

At first the question about woodchucks

might seem rather insignificant. Surely it

reveals a lot about her personality?

No...Actually, it is insignificant.

But its nonetheless the first time shewas

asked this question in a thousand inter-

views!

Jennifer Rush, the Jennifer Rush, will be

blowing South African audiences away

with her mezzo-soprano voice during the

coming weeks.

This is the first time she will perform in

the country that has always considered her

to be one of the best.

She has toured all over the world (and

would, according to her, even perform in

the Antarctic if more than 20 seals bought

tickets), so South Africans are literally

starved for some supreme vocals.

And she is more than just a powerful

voice, shes also a poet and a philosopher.

I cherish so many things, but its not

healthy to be too nostalgic. One should al-

ways look to the future and stay positive.

She continues: My family was always

very passionate about music. My brothers

were particularly serious one played the

saxophone and the other guitar. We lived

in close quarters, so the noise levels were

always a problem for the neighbours!

Jennifer never thought she would be a

singer, but when she finally decided to fol-

low her heart she flew higher than anyone

before her.

Nothing cameeasy though.Breaking into

the internationalmarketmeant she needed

to change her German name (Heidi Stern).

Now I go by both names its very com-

fortable. My family call me Heidi, but other

people who love me just as much call me

Jenn, says Heidi/Jennifer.

After the name change the hits followed:

25 Lovers, Flames of Paradise, Ring of Ice

and Madonnas Eyes paved the way for the

song that is still as popular today as it was

in 1985.

I have easily sang Power of Love more

than 10 000 times. Despite this I still feel a

connection to it.

VGo toTygerBurgerswebsite to see the video inter

view with Jennifer.

Feel the power of

Jennifer Rush

Jennifer Rush at the Table Bay Hotel.

PHOTO: ANDR BAKKES

8NUUS

NEWS



WESTERN CAPE STORES

Like, dagga should be legal, man

People came out in their numbers at last years

Cape Town Global Cannabis March, and even

more feet are expected to take to the streets

next week. PHOTO: BELOWTHELION.CO.ZA

TAMMY PETERSEN

H

undreds of people from across the city

are expected to take to the streets next

week to promote solidarity among

dagga users.

Organised by the National Organisation

for the Reform of Matekwane Laws in South

Africa,NORMLZAand Iqela Lentsango: The

Dagga Party of South Africa, the Cape Town

Global Cannabis March on Saturday 4 May

will be attended by those who support the

legalisation of the plant as an economic re-

source for public benefit.

JeremyActon, the leader of theDaggaPar-

ty which is registered for the 2014 national

elections, says participants will be celebrat-

ing their diversity, unity andmutual respect

for each other and the herb.

The partys newsletter, The Daggablad,

says dagga was one of the many traditional

smokes used by Africans before the advent

of the Dutch and British empires.

It was also a source of fibres and the seeds

were a valuable source of human nutrition.

Common

Dagga was first outlawed in South Africa

in 1911.

If one views the polices dagga prosecu-

tion statistics, it is clear that dagga use is

a very common practice and should be re-

garded as a legitimate historical cultural

practice among citizens which should be re-

spected by narcotics laws and by the Bill of

Rights of our Constitution, the newsletter

reads.

Dagga law enforcement costs South Afri-

ca millions of rands to imprison otherwise

law-abiding and economically active people.

The legalisation of daggawould allow the po-

lice to have their workload lightened, allow-

ing them to deal with real crimes that have

real victims, such as theft, murder, assault

and fraud.

Acton says it is important that legislation

legalises dagga and that this is carefully

crafted to maximise the benefits and mini-

mise any harms and its control by a dagga

elite.

The benefits go far beyond merely allow-

ing adults freedom of choice to smoke or in-

gest weed, which is medically beneficial to

all users of the plant, he claims.

Legalisation would allow all poor citi-

zens to become producers of resources and

poverty will thus be greatly alleviated.

States in the USwheremedical marijuana

has been legalised have also seen reductions

in traffic accidents, road fatalities, drunk

driving arrests, violent and domestic

crimes, hard drug use and the suicide rates

in young men, he adds.

But not all are in favour of dagga being le-

galised.

Mercia Samuelson cannot stomach the

sweet smell of dagga smoke, describing it as

a poison crippling the youth.

She blames dagga for starting the down-

ward spiral of her only sons obsession with

chasing temporary highs.

Shaundiedof aheroinoverdose fouryears

ago shortly before his 21st birthday.

He started smoking dagga with his

friends when he was 16, she recalls. De-

spitemynagging, he didnt consider his hab-

it serious because everyone was doing it.

Paranoid

Over time, she noticed gradual changes in

his personality. Shaun went from being a

pleasant, clever child to a paranoid person

convinced the world was out to get him. He

dropped out of school the next year and

walked around in a semi-conscious state,

staring at theworld through dead, bloodshot

eyes.

One night he didnt come home.

Hewas gone for twomonths,Mercia says.

Then one day, out of the blue, he was back.

But the boy who returned wasnt my Shaun.

He was a half-crazy, drug-addicted monster.

At 18, her once talkative, intelligent sonhad

turned into an unstable, aggressive thief.

I watched the life in him die.

I prayed for him, no matter how many

times he stole frommy house, attacked me or

ran away. But the day he died, she says, all

I felt was relief.

Mercia believes dagga served as a gateway

drug for her childs battle with addiction.

It starts small, but escalates into anuncon-

trollable itch which needs something strong-

er to be scratched. Whenever I get a whiff of

that sickening substance in the air, I wonder

whether the person puffing on that joint

knows he is slowly destroying his life.

Dr Ellapen Rapiti, a general practitioner

and drug counsellor, says contrary to popular

arguments of dagga being anatural substance

and not harmful to the user, research has

proved the drug indeed has a negative impact

on the body, specifically the brain.

It has been found to slow down reflexes

and response time, it increases the heart rate

andputsusers at greater risk of lungdisease,

he explains.

Psychosis

Mentally, it affects the IQ and concentra-

tion levels of adolescents, leads to psychosis

and makes people with a family history of

mental illness more susceptible to schizo-

phrenia.

Rapiti is adamant the negative side-effects

outweigh the good, relaxing euphoria smok-

ers get after a joint.

He agrees that dagga is a gateway drug,

basing this on research he has done in poorer

areas where 99 % of drug addicts admitted to

first using dagga.

Despite this, I do feel it should be decrimi-

nalised, Rapiti says. It is a phenomenon

which clearly cannot be policed. These re-

sources, of which there already is a short-

age, should rather be used to fight serious

crimes in our communities.

A more effective use of money spent on

policing is education. Let people know

what they are doing so they can make an

informed choice.

Promote information to the ill effects of

this substance so that it can lead to its erad-

ication from our society.

In its most recent report, the Anti-Drug

Alliance SouthAfrica (Adasa) in its annual

survey on drug addiction in the country

found that dagga wasmost peoples drug of

choice.

More than 35 000 respondents participat-

ed in an online poll last year. The report

finds that the use of dagga has increased

by 11 % and the use of nyope, which is a

mixture of dagga and cheap heroin, rose by

8,46 %.

While the analysis found the use of drugs

is evident across age groups, most users

were found to be between 22 and 35 years

old.

Puffing on a perfectly rolled joint, Evan

Reed savours the effect of the natural

herb which has split societys opinions of

drugs for years.

Reed has been smoking about 12 joints

like cigarettes every day for the past 16

years.

The father of two argues that not every-

one who smokes weed experiences behav-

ioural problems or goes on to chase a

stronger high.

I am 34 and have never even tried any

(other) drugs, he says. Smoking has nev-

er caused me to become violent or turn to

crime.

Dont blame the substance, blame the

smoker.

I am a father of two, have been married

for 10 years and a loyal employee at an elec-

trical company for 15 years. I could be any-

one, and the only difference between me

and anyone else is I enjoy relaxing with a

joint.

He respects not everyone feels the same

about the substance, but counters that he

has no qualms with people who choose to

drink despite him despising alcohol.

Societys views and prejudices of dagga

smokers need to shifted so that the authori-

ties can realise they have unnecessarily

criminalised something that will never be

stamped out of civilisation, he says.

Police should have bigger fish to fry in-

stead of trying to clamp down on peace-lov-

ing followers of the dagga culture.

V Protesters will meet at the corner of Keizers

gracht and Chapel streets, Cape Town at 10:00 on

Saturday 4 May for a Festive Walk through the

city.

9NUUS

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Kans om sjarme van ouds te herleef

George du Plessis, die huidige opsigter van die Bellvilleburgersentrum, sit binne die steeds

ongelooflike ou teater, waarin Die Leos eersdaags op die planke is.

MARANA BRAND VAN HULSTEYN

Eendag lank, lank gelede was daar nog nie

TV nie. Toe moes mense moeite doen om na

iets moois te gaan luister of iets wonderliks

te aanskou.

Dit was baie spesiaal ommooi aan te trek,

teater toe te ry en agternamet groot waarde-

ring vir die akteurs, die dekor, grimering,

musiek en kostuums met n verkwikte siel

huis toe te gaan.

Toe Suid-Afrika se eerste ten volle toege-

ruste munisipale teater sy deure in die Bell-

ville-burgersentrum in 1957 oopgemaak het,

was n spesiale aand in die teater skielik ook

vir die noordelike voorstedelinge beskore.

Eers daarna het die Johannesburg-staats-

teater en nog later die Nico Malan in Kaap-

stad, nou die Artscape, gevolg.

Die akoestiek van di 750-sitplekteater in

Voortrekkerweg is s goed, dat die destydse

SAUK se radiodienste simfonie-uitvoerings

direk van die teater uitgesaai het.

Met verloop van tydhet ons ons eie civic

begin afskeep. n Mens kan baie dinge daar-

voor die skuld gee, waarvan in pajamas voor

die TV l, een is.

In 2007, toe die teater 50 jaar oud geword

het, het Helen Zille, toe nog burgemeester

vanKaapstad, die gehoor bydie vieringe toe-

gespreek. Sy het juis die vraag gevra hoe-

kom lewendige optredes vandag nog saak-

maak. n Mens kan sekerlik maklik daarna

oor die radio of op n CD luister of op n DVD

daarna kyk.

Sy het dat niks die werklikheid daarvan

oortref nie die samekoms van mense, en

die bou van gees tussen n gehoor wat iets

geniet en soms selfs saamsing nie.

Sy het beklemtoon dat dit ook vir kinders

belangrik is om voor gehore op te tree in n

teater en nie net in n skoolsaal nie.

Dit plaas hulle in die openbare oog, stel

hulle aan n ander gehoor bekend, verbreed

hul horisonne, bou selfvertroue en laat hulle

deel word van die groter Bellville- en Kaap-

stad-gemeenskap, het sy ges.

Sy het destyds die hoop uitgespreek dat

daar na di deel van Bellville se nalatenskap

omgesien sal word en dat die gemeenskap

die teater sal steun, ondanks al die ander

vermaak wat beskikbaar is.

George duPlessis, wat sedert 1972 opsigter

by die burgersentrum is, vertel die teater

was altyd baie grnd. Hy vertel hoe dik-

wels daar opvoerings was, hoe Kruik (die

destydse Kaapse Raad vir Uitvoerende Kun-

ste) elke maand opvoerings kom gee het.

Ek sou graagwou h ditmoet weer terug-

kom. Die mense kyk te veel TV, en te veel

sport. Ons moet weer terug beweeg na des-

tyds. Ondersteun ons weer, s hy.

En dis wat TygerBurger in samewer-

king met die Wordsmiths Theatre Factory

nou gaan help doen. Hulle bring die feno-

menale teaterproduksie Die Leos direk van

die Absa KKNK na die Bellville-burgersen-

trum se teater toe van 9 tot 17 Mei hier na

ons eie voorstoep toe.

Die TygerBurger bied reeds jaarliks sy

Want ons Kan/Cause we Can-liefdadig-

heidskonserte in die burgersentrum se tea-

ter aan.

V Lees meer oor Die Leos op bl. 25.

QI: Rotary Melkosstrand hosted a funfilled evening on 12 April at

the Country Club in Melkbosstrand. The aim was to raise funds

for a school bus for the newly developing high school in the

village. The Melkbosstrand High School opened its doors last year

and already has students in Grade 8, 9 and 10. Local businesses

donated prizes for which raffle tickets were sold. The bigger

prizes went to the winners of the trivial pursuit contest. The

crowd also bid eagerly on red wines and other articles that were

auctioned by Christine Petts, a local entertainer. Photographed is

the Rotary Club of Melkbosstrand president Andrew Thomson

and the quizmaster for the evening, Rotarian Dee Webb.

10

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LEADER'S PAGE



Ek sal julle nie as

weeskinders agter

laat nie, Ek kom

weer na julle toe.

Johannes 14:18

Shiver me timbers: Clipper Mainbrace ya swabs! Get the grog ya seadogs! I spy dry land! The

92yearold, fourmast barque vessel named the Sedov dropped anchor at the Waterfront on

Monday. Unfortunately it wasnt full of pirates or booty...

PHOTO: ANDR BAKKES

BRIEWE

[email protected]|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

Ons is Sharks-ondersteuners

wat in die Kaap bly baie lief

vir ons land en natuurlik vir

rugby.

Dit was met groot opgewon-

denheid dat ons vir die eerste

keer op Nuweland gaan rugby

kyk het. Ons het saam met

vriende, wat Stormer-onder-

steuners is, gegaan.

Groot was my skok om uit te

vind die meeste mense daar

sien n rugbywedstryd net as n

verskoning om te gaan drink.

Opgetof in ons ondersteuners-

drag, het ons met groot afwag-

ting in die ry ingeval. Op pad

na ons sitplekke het menige

dronke my man aangegluur.

My man is lank en dra n

baard en dis al asof die

dronkes hom aangesien het as

n bedreiging. Teen die trappe

op het n jong man my man s

van naderby probeer kyk. Sy

neus het amper aan my man

sn geraak. Gelukkig het sy

vriende meer maniere gehad

en hom daar weggeneem.

Ek het my verwonder aan

die mooi stadion. Die rugby

het begin. Met erge misnoe

het ek gesien hoe twee ouer,

gesope manne twee jonger

vroue voor ons probeer op-

chat. Dit het s erg geword

dat die vroue opgestaan en

geloop het. Die man agter ons

was besig om sy seun te leer

hoe om n span uit te jou

wanneer hulle skop. Die ergste

is dat die kommentators die

hele tyd oor respek vir die

spanne gepraat en liedjies

gespeel het.

Toe die Sharks amper n drie

gedruk het en ons natuurlik

opgespring het van opgewon-

denheid toe word ek van

agter met n baadjie geslaan en

ges ek moet sit, want hulle

kan nie sien nie. My man is

hard op die skouers gedruk om

te gaan sit.

Met die brief wil ek net s:

ek is teleurgesteld in die

rugby-ondersteuners in die

Kaap. Ons sal beslis nooit weer

hier rugby gaan kyk nie. Daar

Nuwelandskare

stel teleur

On Friday 19 April I saw four

citizens lying on the pavement

and after a while they approa-

ched my home shouting for

food. They told me their trolleys

were taken by Law Enforce-

ment and now they cannot

survive. With the trolley they

had made from R30 to R100 per

day and had fed themselves and

their children. I silently thought

if I was in your shoes I know

what I am forced to do against

my principles...

KEITH ALFRED, ADOLPH BLAKE

Email

Whenmeans of an

incomeare taken

Na aanleiding van Koert Meyer

se teenkanting teen die dood-

straf (Death penalty is not the

answer we seek, TygerBurger,

10 April) die volgende:

Ek respekteer die feit dat ons

almal verskillend is en van

mening verskil, maar n mens

moet eerlik met die feite

omgaan. Dit is onteenseglik

bewys (in verskeie lande) dat

die doodstraf n ernstige

afskrikmiddel is om dood te

maak. Enigiemand wat al op n

wrede moordtoneel was, waar

n onskuldige vrou of bejaarde

persoon tot die dood toe geveg

het vir hul lewe, sal weet dat

die doodstraf vir die skuldige

die gepaste straf is. Om die

vergifnis van die Almagtige te

gebruik as n rede om die

doodstraf af te keur, getuig nie

van regverdigheid nie. Die

Almagtige God het rels

neergel vir ons lewe hier op

aarde. In Sy Woord gee hy ook

die gevolge van wat met ons sal

gebeur, indien ons op n sekere

manier optree. Met ander

woorde, jou dade het gevolge.

En s moet dit wees dat

misdade die gepaste straf moet

kry. En die gepaste straf vir

moord is die doodstraf. As jy n

ander mens se lewe neem, het

jy nie meer n reg op jou eie

lewe nie.

My ouma is in 1984 in

Goodwood verkrag en vermoor.

Die moordenaar is gevang,

gevonnis en ter dood veroor-

deel.

Die Almagtige God kan steeds

die moordenaar vergewe en sy

siel red, indien hy sy lewe vir

die Here sou gee en om vergif-

nis sou vra, voordat hy gehang

is.

Dit verander niks aan die feit

dat hy steeds die gevolge van

sy optrede moet dra nie. Ook

vir ons as familie gee dit

berusting en kan ons aangaan

met die lewe, wetend dat die

moordenaar sy straf gekry het,

en nie met sy lewe aangaan, en

dalk weer kan moor nie.

JP DU PLESSIS

Vredekloof

Doodstraf is gepas

virmoordenaars

On 11 April the council sent us

a notice regarding the interrup-

tion of water supply at John X

Merriman Street, Rathgar and

Killarney streets in Bellville

between 09:00 and 16:00.

M-Kem is a busy pharmacy

with salons and clinics. To

switch off the water supply

would be catastrophic, to say

the least, in view of the number

of people that make use of the

facilities, especially the clinics.

The Mayors office was

contacted on 11 April with

regards to M-Kems needs and

asked to accommodate M-Kem

as far as it would be possible.

We spoke to Hugo Steenberg

and G Ismael.

The purpose of this letter is

to thank the Citys assistants,

not only for accommodating our

needs, but more for the manner

in which they were prepared to

go the extra mile. The city is to

be congratulated.

HYLTON MALLACH

Founder: MKem Medicine City

Well done and

thanks for council

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SLICE OF LIFE

Wemust all

put pressure

on Sanral toll

Apart from the rural poor, it is expected

that the middle class urban community

of Cape Town will be hardest hit by

Sanrals proposed new toll project on the

N1 and N2 highways.

Although Sanral has not released

information pertaining to possible toll

fees as yet, Capetonians using the N1 and

N2 to commute, could pay almost double

in transport costs, if the E-toll system in

Gauteng is anything to go by.

As if that is not enough consumers can

also expect the usual price inflations

linked to the increase in transport costs.

Yet, with this severe likelihood hover-

ing over our head and the imminent

court case to prevent it still three weeks

away on 16 May, Sanral this week

shamelessly revealed its 2013-2017 strate-

gy, which could see the R300 also being

tolled!

Where will this all end and can we

expect our national government to at any

point intervene on behalf of the already

overburdened taxpayer?

Not likely, if one considers President

Jacob Zumas comments on national

television last year, backing toll roads

saying that it is the way to go, if we

want good roads in this country.

Not even threats or national strikes on

the side of tripartite member Cosatu,

could prevent Sanral from steamrolling

their way onto Gauteng roads, where

tolling is expected to start operating in

two months time, despite a court battle.

Only one alternative seems to remain.

The pressure of the masses.

lLEADER

SMSes

V KoertMeyer (Support of death penalty

are wrong, TB, 10 Apr.) se ma en pa is nie

aangerand nie. Sy dogter en vrou is ook

nie verkrag nie. - Marius Olivier

V I am glad Koert Meyer is not my family.

Wewere attacked at home, robbedby im

migrants. My cousin was brutally murde

red. Maybe our family is next. I would like

to be a hangman. - Alwyn Meyer

VEk sal ookgraagdie storie oor die tolpad

wil hoor en hoe n mens te werk gaan om

dit te kan teenstaan. Ek iswoedend daar

oor! Wat maak hulle dan met ons belas

tinggeld?Noumoet onsweer op n ander

manier betaal tot deur ons ore! - Anti Tol

VOor die DSTVskottels by Parowpark.

Daar is goedkooppakkettebeskikbaar. En

een van die dae het almal skottels nodig

as die nuwe digitale sein intree. - Phillip

V Ek reageer oor Parowparkwoonstelle:

Ek as enkelma met 2 kinders is op daai

waglys, het in 2006 aansoek gedoen. Ek

wil weet waar gaan al die mense op daai

langwaglys plek kry?Daar blymensewat

plek buite Parowpark kan bekostig. - Jo-

anna

VMaaknie saakwatter kleur jy is nieon

wettigebesettersvaneiendom,ditblyon

wettig. Die wat nie saamstem nie, los tog

maar die munisipaliteit, polisie, wetstoe

passers, buurtwagte om hul pligte uit te

voer. Veral as jy nie rrig weet wat daar

buite aangaan nie. S maar net. - Bek-

fighters vs Crimefighters

V I refer to your article Tuisonderrig ge

wild onder getalle. Parents must please

notethatthecompaniesmarketingthese

materialsaredoing justthatmarketing!

Like any other advertiser, they manipula

te statistics to sound convincing. The so

cial and emotional deprivation suffered

by homeschooled children has worse

longterm effects than a few spelling er

rors! - Educator

) SMSe kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord

Tyger, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.

is geen respek meer vir mense

nie, en jy, Meneer, wat dit goed

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Bloubergrant Pre-Primary School recently

turned 25 years and the school fete on Satur-

day 27 April will celebrate this landmark.

The fun will last from 09:00 to 13:00.

This years school fete will provide a con-

tribution to Little Lambs who distribute ba-

by packs and essentials to families in Du

Noon. By taking part in fundraising activi-

ties the children show their commitment to

sharingwith less fortunate than themselves.

The school is the pride of all thosewho are

associated with it. In the late 1980s Table

Viewwas growing at a phenomenal pace and

it was realised that there was a need for an-

other pre-primary school in the Blouber-

grand area. Fernanda de Andrade with the

financial support of nine guarantors set the

wheels inmotion and on 2 February 1987 the

school was officially opened by themayor of

Milnerton, George Mellet. There were, at

that stage, no surrounding walls and lots of

unwanted creatures such as scorpions, rats

and snakes.

The school started with the very basics.

During the next 25 years the school kept on

growing and soon also offered after school

care as well as holiday care.

Assistant teachers were also employed to

ensure that all the children received the at-

tention they needed.

Now the school offers an environment

where the children can flourish and be pre-

pared on a social, emotional, physical and

intellectual level for formal schooling.

Proud of 25year history

Michaila Arnot, Tyron Hudson, Lincoln Schutte, Finn Gossmann, Aya Luvatsha, Keisha Finnis and

Chloe Smit.

Twinkle toes: SALT had an amazing response to the call on 16 April to go barefoot and

donate a pair of shoes that can be distributed to those who dont have. Over 20 local

companies and schools participated. Noahs Ark PrePrimary Schools Taryn Lotz, Troy

Ferreira, Tayla Lotz, Luke Walton and Katelynn Scholtz also joined in the charity drive.

According to SALT, over 9 000 pairs of shoes were collected in Cape Town during the day.

SALT distributes the shoes to grassroots organisations working in local communities such as

Du Noon, Joe Slovo, Melkbosstrand and Atlantis.

Cold feet: On 16 April the Bayside Mall Centre management staff went barefoot in

support of the annual One Day Without Shoes campaign. Tha campaign creates global

awareness of childrens health and education. The staff are, from left, JeanneMari Greyling,

Monique Marx, MJ Moran, Lucinda Steyn, Aadilah Ryklief (centre manager), Wendy Mpatsi

and Pierre van Ryneveld.

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Venue and catering (buffet style) for 60 guests,

including decor and flower arrangements,

string quartet for pre-drinks and a limousine

sponsored by Fort Simon Wine Estate situ-

ated on the Bottelary Road (R47 620); wedding

dress from renowned Cape Town designer

JacquesLagrange (R20 000); Photography by

Sibling Photography (R12 500); Wedding

planning byDonato Events (R14 500); Honey-

moon by The Bay Hotel (R7 900); Wedding

video by Gene Productions (R7 500); Invites

and Save the Date by Polkadot Weddings

and Design (R5 000); DJ by PLAY4U (R4 500);

Cake by Sugar and Spice (R4 500); Wedding

favours by CK Ramics (R4 500) and The

House of Chocolates (R4 000); Bridesmaid

dresses by Paper Dolls (R4 000); Makeup and

hair by The Make-up Worx (R3 400).

FABprize includes:

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on 4 and 5 May in the GrandWest Market

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them along to any of the FAB Bridal Expo

show days to enter. The first picture was

published on 27 March. For more information

on the competition, visit www.donato

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Die TygerBurger en Radio Tygerberg gaan

vanjaar nie net hul eie moeders op Moe-

dersdag vereer nie, maar ook die ware

moeders van ons gemeenskappe.

Dit is daardie moeders wat waarlik n

verskil in hul gemeenskappemaak vroue

wat ander se nood voor hul eie plaas enwat

n uitdaging aanvaar en n oplossing daar-

voor soek, dit laat werk of dit eenvoudig

laat gebeur.

DieTygerBurger enRadio Tygerbergwil

weet van hierdiemoeders wat hul liefde en

passie in die gemeenskap deel en nooit iets

in ruil verwag nie. Almal van ons ken sul-

ke moeders en nou is daar n geleentheid

om hulle n klein bietjie van die eer te gee

wat hulle toekom.

n Ma in die gemeenskap is soos n engel

in die nag, iemand wat altyd daar is om te

help. Jy kan enige uur op haar knoppie

drukdis iemandwie se onbaatsugtigheid,

onselfsugtigheid, liefde en medelye geen

perke ken nie. Radio Tygerberg en Tyger-

Burger wil haar moederhart hierdie Moe-

dersdag laat warm klop.

Wie is die engel in jou woonbuurt wat n

moeder is vir almal? Met die hulp van ons

lesers en luisteraarswil ons erkenning gee

aan hierdie moeders en vir vyf moeders op

Moedersdag in samewerkingmetMangwa-

nani Spa van kop tot tone bederf.

SMS die naam van die moeder in j ge-

meenskap. en hoe sy haar hart soos brood

breek en vir ander gee. nou dadelik na

32716. Hou intussen TygerBurger dop en

luister na Radio Tygerberg op 104fm vir

meer besonderhede. asook wat die ander

lekker pryse is wat op die spel is.

Waremas

word vereer

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V The Timeout Ladies Club will have

tea and cake at the DeGraaf residence

on DeGrendel Estate on 25 April. Taste

the unique yoghurt and try a little bit

of wine tasting.Lunch will be at Our

Place in Durbanville. Book with Carol

on021 557 0794oron084 580 1469or

at [email protected].

VThebeautiful artofcandlemaking

will be demonstrated by Angelique

from Candle Deli on 25 April at 09:15

at 15 Engina Crescent, Sunset Beach.

The second guest speaker will be the

young and vibrant Katlogo. Tickets

costR30per entry. Booking is essential

with Meryl on

021 551 1552/082 876 8468 or Kay on

021 554 5232/073 482 3042.

VThere areHealing rooms for prayer

every Saturday between 11:00 and

14:00 at Kingsgate Fellowship at 205

Athens Road in Table View. The venue

is, however, closed on public holidays.

Call 021 557 4334 between 09:00 and

13:00 from Monday to Friday.

V An art exhibition will be held by Ta-

ble View Art Studio at the Table View

Methodist Church on Friday 26 April

between 11:00 and 20:00 and on Sa-

turday between 10:00 and 15:00. Con-

tact Candice on 071 471 2003.

V An official brand launch for Hidden

Halos, a registered non-profit organi-

sation,will be held onSaturday 27April

at the Summer Greens Community

Hall at 19:00. Tickets cost R20 and in-

clude adinner. Therewill be raffles run-

ning and refreshments will be sold to

raise funds on the night. Anybody who

would like to purchase a ticket should

do so no later than Thursday 25 April.

Contact Roxanne at hidden_ha-

[email protected] for more information.

V The Sunningdale Evening Market

will be held on 3 May from 18:00 to

22:00 in the Sunningdale Sports Hall in

Waterville Crescent, Sunningdale.

There will be great quality arts, crafts

and gifts available, so its the perfect

place to buy a gift for Mothers Day.

There will also be food stalls and tra-

ding space is available. for more infor-

mation contact Jackie on

074 107 4880.

Whats up |Wats waar

As autumn starts chilling the air and Cape

Town starts preparing for its red wine and

fire winter hibernation, the Century City

Natural Goods Market is hosting its last

Sunday fair until the weather warms up

again.

It will be held on Sunday 28 April from

09:00 to 14:00 at Central Park, Park Lane in

Century City (follow Intaka Island signs).

Trenton and Free Radical are playing out

the summer season at themarketwith a one-

hour set starting at 11:30. The bands reggae-

infused Afro-beat sound will provide a dis-

tinctive and edgy soundtrack.

Of course the children have been taken

care of too. Atomant will deliver a 45-

minute science show that introduces chil-

dren to themagic of science, and the fun that

can be had when experiments are brought

to life in a puff of smoke, with the roar of

a rocket, in the creation of slime...

While theres an entertaining menu for

visitors, the market gives shoppers time to

celebrate the festive side of life with a glass

of organic bubbly while browsing around

the great selection of quality products and

delicious food, kept cool and safe under

stretch Bedouin tents created by Touareg.

As always there are healthy gourmet

meals, curries, salads, samoosas, smoked

fish, fishcakes, biltong, pies, vegetarian,

cheeses, beer, champagne, and more.

There will also be stalls selling crafts and

clothing at reasonable prices, or one can buy

natural body care products and jewellery.

The on-site clubhouse has seating facili-

ties and offers coffee, tea and a bar. Visitors

can also enjoy boat trips from Intaka Island.

Once again, the local Century City Rotary

will be on hand to tell people about the com-

munity service projects they support, partic-

ularly Sinenjongo High School in Joe Slovo

Park in Milnerton.

V For more information call 021 531 2173 or email na

[email protected].

Goodsmarket beds down for winter

Excitement was in the air at the ACVV Koe-

bergs office in Melkbosstrand recently

when Ackermans Ubulele (Give to the

Givers) group gave the office a face-lift and

loads of donations.

EachyearAckermans financial teamcon-

tributes to the community by supplyinghelp

to a community organisation. This year, An-

nette Coetzee and her team of 70 eager staff

members went to work at the ACVV Koe-

berg, a non-profit organisation that provides

socialwelfare services to vulnerable, impov-

erished people.

For two days the building was teeming

with green Ubulele shirts. They went about

cleaning and painting the roof, sanding and

painting the outside walls and window

frames. The bathroom was transformed

with a new coat of paint, new toilet seats and

cute Mickey and Minnie Mouse accessories

and stickers. Beautiful new cupboards and

paint gave life to the old dull kitchen.

In the classroom and office the Green

Shirts were moving furniture, sorting and

organising. They descended upon the sec-

ond-hand clothing store with clothes racks

and bags of clothes, stacking, hanging and

displaying.

The agricultural team dug tunnels,

dressed the ground, and planted vegetables.

Growth for ACVVKoeberg

The Ubulele team with team leader Annette Coetzee (left, second from the back) and chairperson of the ACVV Koeberg, Rina Loubser (in black on

left).

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Saal op, trek jou dansskoene aan en maak

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Die jaarlikse Country-musiekkonsert

word op Sondag 9 Junie vanaf 15:00 by die

GrandWest-arena gehou en spogmet van die

land se grootse Afrikaanse country-musiek-

name.

Dis n lekker familieding, vertel Christo

Booysens vanBakgat-promosies.Hy s: Die

kinders koop vir hul ouers kaartjies, dan

kom hulle almal sommer saam.

Die rede is dat daar so n verskeidenheid

vankunstaars op die verhoog is. Daar is die

legendes, maar daar is ook die jonges, s

Christo.

Onder die kunstenaars wat by vanjaar se

Country-Opskop sal optree, is Ricus Nel,

Lance James,MattHurter, TommyDell,Wy-

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son.

Wat vanjaar se Opskop ekstra spesiaal

maak, isDieMusiekwreld-orkeswat vir die

eerste keer op die Opskop-verhoog is.

Christo s Die Musiekwreld-orkes is al

hard aan die oefen om al die liedjies betyds

te leer. Die orkes bestaan uit personeellede

van die Musiekwreldwinkel in Bellville.

Daars ook geen backtracks nie, s

Christo. Vanjaar sal die kunstenaars vir die

eerste keer met n volle orkes optree.

Deuremaak 14:00 oop en die konsert begin

om 15:00.

Christo s dat een van die redes hoekom

die konsert vroer in die dag gehou word, is

om dit veiliger en makliker vir ouer mense

te maak.Hy verwys ook na die feit dat daar

spesiale kaartjiepryse vir pensioenarisse is.

Spring gou vir kaartjies om hierde twee

en n half uur lange middag van musiek te

geniet.

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Hier is (van links) Clive Bruce, Lance James en Tommy Dell by verlede jaar se BakgatCountryOp

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Saal op vir die groot Opskop!

Capetonians will now also get the chance to

share in the spirit at Fine Brandy Fusion,

the countrys premier brandy event, when

the Fine Brandy Fusion is presented on

Thursday 9 May and Friday 10 May from

17:30 to 21:30 at the Cape Town International

Convention Centre.

This luxury showcase of SA Brandy

marks its Cape Town debut with the theme

Celebrate liquid gold. Fine Brandy Fusion

Sandton now in its 6th year will be held

at the Sandton Convention Centre in June.

There will be lots to see, do, nose and sip

for the young and trendy, sophisticates and

connoisseurs eager to exploreSouthAfricas

internationally admired brandy industry.

A world first to be profiled at the festival

is the new Urban Brandy Cocktail route.

This creative concept is a modern extension

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Die kumulatiewe gevolg van duisende onafhanklike ontwikkelingsaksies kan die openbare

domein benvloed en met verloop van tyd die manier waarop die stad gestruktureer is,

verander. Die Stad Kaapstad het n konsepbeleid oor stedelike ontwerp geformuleer om te

help om leiding te gee vir die manier waarop ontwikkeling aangepak word. Die doel van die

konsepbeleid is om toe te sien dat ons voortgaan om n stad te bou wat ekonomies floreer,

omgewingsvolhoubaar is en n plek is waar mense graag wil woon, werk en bel.

Die Stad Kaapstad nooi u uit om kommentaar te lewer oor die konsepbeleid oor stedelike

ontwerp. Die beleid sal van 1 tot 31 Mei 2013 by planning.capetown.gov.za (klik op die

s jou s-merker) en by alle subraadskantore, biblioteke en distriksbeplanningskantore

beskikbaar wees.

Skriftelike kommentaar (vir die aandag van Cedric Daniels) kan op die volgende maniere

ingedien word:

Per pos: Stad Kaapstad, Posbus 4511, Kaapstad 8000

Per faks: 021 421 6209

Per e-pos: [email protected]

Die sluitingsdatum vir openbare kommentaar is

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Bigfoot? Elkanah House learners collected a total of 3 345 pairs of shoes in support of

SALTs One Day Without Shoes. Learners and staff attended school barefoot and

brought pairs of shoes to school on the day. Giant feetshaped piles of shoes decorated

the walkway at the high school campus.

College goes crazy for shoes

Jessica Roller, Christopher Thieme, Michaela Kirkby and Ariana Suzuki.

Abbotts College Century Gate donated 208

pairs of shoes during the recent One Day

without Shoes event by SALT.

The school apparently didnt hold back

since the day involved a dress up day,

learners coming to school barefoot, and a lot

of promotion work was done to make the

charity event as successful as possible.

This event was the first to be covered by

the schools communications team (known

as A-Vida).

A-Vidas Nicky Els elaborates: Every day

is a special event at our school and it is this

out of the box kind of thinking that defines

our school community.We are committed to

helping children and playing a vital, caring

role in the community. The barefoot idea

is a bonus and fits nicely into our different

mind-set.

The teams next charity events slogan is

Nature knows no waste. Nor should we!.

Read more in coming TygerBurgers.

Joshua de Swart, Erin Slattery, Andr Moolman, Chesney Ray Steward and Remofile Legodi.

Verlede Dinsdag met die eerste winterkoue

het al die personeellede van Radio Tyger-

berg ter viering vanWreld-kaalvoetdag hul

warm voetgoed uitgeskop en daar en dan ge-

skenk vir minderbevoorregtes wat nie skoe-

ne het nie.

Vir die res van die dag het hulle kaalvoet

geloop en almal uitgedaag om die woord te

versprei en dieselfde by hl ondernemings

te doen! Di uitdaging is met ope arms of

is dit nou kale voete aangegryp deur die

leerders van die Laerskool Durbanville. Een

van di skool se waardes is omgee en hulle

het bewys hveel hulle omgee deur 1 000 pa-

re skoene te skenk. Die reaksie op hierdie

versoek was ongelooflik. Skoene is van

vroegoggend tot laatmiddagafgelewerbydie

radiostasie, asook by al die afgeepunte, het

Luan Janse van Rensburg, woordvoerder

van Radio Tygerberg, ges.

Die organisasie Salt in Tableviewhet 9 600

pare skoene ontvang, wat deur verskeie sko-

le ingesamel is, asook by afgeepunte by die

View Church en Bayside-sentrum in Table

View.

Meer as 2 500 pare skoene is ingesamel

deur mense wat nie aan die kaalvoetstap

verlede Dinsdag in Bellville kon deelneem

nie, maar steeds skoene geskenk het, het

Van Rensburg ges.

Skole het groot gegaan met die insame-

ling en bakkies vol skoene is gaan afhaal.

Wat die harte warm laat klop het, is dat daar

selfs insamelings by die behoeftige skole

plaasgevind het. En danwas daar selfs sken-

kings van maatskappye soos Jay Jays, wat

50 paar nuwe skoene geskenk het, het sy ge-

s.

Karla Roodt, bemarkingskordineerder

van Jay Jays Suid-Afrika, het ges: Ons is

oorstelp dat ons geluk kon voeg tot die le-

wens van jong kinders en hoop hulle sal pret

h om ons skoene te dra.

Sluit aan by die Facebookblad: One Day

Without Shoes Bellville Walk of besoek

www.onedaywithoutshoes.com.

Uitdaging lewer duisende skoene op

JC Swart, skoolhoof van die Laerskool Durbanville, l hier kaalvoet tussen die sakke met skoene

wat di skool ingesamel het. Die leerders het almal Dinsdag kaalvoet skool toe gekom en

altesame 1 000 pare skoene is ingesamel. Die leerders is (agter van links) Joubert Walters,

Michaela Smith, Cailin Aylward, Wilhbert von Ludwig, JamesPierre du Toit en CharlMari Swane

poel.

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Hundreds of CapeTownGrade 6swill do the

twinnings swing for elephants this week,

when they gather to participate in Indlovu

People at the Milnerton Playhouse.

Indlovu People (Elephant People) twins

together schools and learners from differ-

ent schools and backgrounds to get together

and have some fun while discovering the

world of elephants, and the threats that af-

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Jungle Theatre Company production will

rundaily at theMilnertonPlayhouse for 120

learners daily. It includes a theatre produc-

tion andworkshop including drama, dance,

and song and drumming.

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