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Ward councillor Suzette Little has submitted variousmotions regarding developments at the Nantes. One ofthese covers the need for finalising the tender for thetea room. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

NANTES PARK

New plan for urban parkMONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

An urgent push for various develop-ments at the Nantes urban park hasbeen made by councillor Suzette Lit-

tle.Last week, Little submitted four mo-

tions to subcouncil 11 calling for urgent in-tervention into various projects needingattention.

On the list of items are the tender for thetea room, the establishment of a Friendsof Nantes Park association, plans for afresh produce market and the securing ofthe banks of the Vygieskraal River.

Once handled, she explains, these itemswill help the park become what it was in-tended for.

Completed between 2011 and 2012, thepark has often made headlines for the un-savoury activities taking place there.

Little says at the top of the list is estab-lishing the association, but without agroup of passionate volunteers, the City ofCape Town has a problem.

“Over the years there have been peoplewho have expressed interest. The problemcomes in when people are not committedor expect to be paid. The park was createdfor the community and people need to nowstand up and take ownership of this asset.

This way they can help drive strategic de-velopments according to what the commu-nity’s needs are.”

Included in the motion is a draft memo-randum of understanding (MOU) whichstipulates what the association will be re-sponsible for. Among some of these re-quirements is that the association willidentify areas of common interest and pro-jects that could contribute towards creat-ing a cleaner and safer environment.

The concept of a group of volunteers whooversee developments of a public spaceand act as the liaisons between the publicand the municipality, is not unprecedent-ed and has been implemented in various

other parks suchas the Company’s Gardenin the Cape Town CBD and Wynberg Park.

The motion proposes that City officialsset up a meeting with relevant communityorganisations to get the ball rolling. “It re-ally is important that this gets off theground. There are many initiatives thatrely on the establishment of this body.”

Among the list of projects is the estab-lishment of a community garden whichwill lead to the creation of a fresh producemarket. This proposal was also submittedas a motion to subcouncil which calls forthe area between Blossom and Petuniaroads to be developed for the market.

V Continued on page 3.

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Smiling fromear to ear atthe AnnualLocal MediaExcellenceAwards heldlast Fridayin Centurionare from theleft BenBurger(People’sPost),Marita Meyer(GroupEditor: WPMedia) andCecilia Hume(Editor:People’sPost).PHOTO:ISABEL VENTER

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FROM PAGE 1Little says thearea is ideal as it has sufficientparking, and says trading areas with electri-cal points will need to be installed.In her third motion, Little shines light on

issues regarding the tender for the tea roomat the park.She explains without a place to purchase

refreshments or enjoy a quiet coffee, the parkstruggles to attract visitors.“The tea roomwas builtwhen the parkwas

formed, but never used. It has gone out to ten-der three times now and we are requestingthat officialswrapup theprocess andappointa service provider. The tea roomand themar-ket offer an opportunity to attract visitors tothe park. With all the investment into thepark it is important that this isnot just anoth-er public facility, but a living part of the com-munity. Many of the problems we face with

the park could be eradicated when we getmore people to make use of the park, and themarket and tea roomaregreatways to attractpeople.”Little has also raised the alarm over the

condition of the banks of the VygieskraalRiver. She says over the years and during thedevelopment of the park, the river’s bankshave deteriorated and need urgent attention.“While nobody has been hurt, this is exact-

ly what we are trying to prevent. I have pro-posed thatwith the installation of gabionswecould correct the problem. In addition manyof the footpaths have already fallen into theriver and themotion also includes a proposalfor building a bridge over the river near Stat-ice Heights.”V If you would like to volunteer for the Friends of NantesPark, email suzette.little@capetown.gov.za.

MANENBERG

Warning overfake abductionsMONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

While reports of child abductions acrossCape Town have gone viral and sent

parents into a panic, Manenberg policehave issued a stern warning.This follows a statement byWesternCape

police last week after several social mediaposts about alleged abductions at schoolsand shopping malls were shared and readby thousands of residents.According to the statement, police are re-

futing the reports on social media as thesealleged incidents cannot be substantiatedwith any police records.

Only one attempted kidnappingProvincial police spokesperson, Lieuten-

ant-ColonelAndréTraut, says only one caseof attempted kidnapping was registered onWednesday 1 June in Strand where a 10-year-old girl was allegedly approached byan unidentified female driving a white To-yotaQuantumwho asked her to come to hervehicle.“The child managed to escape the situa-

tion and as yet, no one has been arrested.”Another social media post released in

June indicated amother had spotted awom-an takingpictures of her child and confront-ed her. Traut says on Wednesday 8 June acase of crimen injuriawas registered for anincident where an adult female took photo-graphs of a child in amall in SomersetWeston Saturday 4 June.“The person implicated in the matter has

reported to police and submitted a state-ment. The case docket has since been re-ferred to the court for a decision regardingpossible prosecution.”He says these two matters are the only

casesunder investigationandappeals to thepublic to refrain from deliberately spread-ing inaccurate information.In the Manenberg police precinct, police

spokesperson, Captain Ian Bennett, saysthe posts have sparked panic among par-ents who have even opted to keep their chil-dren at home.

Unfounded rumours“The rumours of a syndicate operating in

Cape Town trying to steal children is un-foundedandnochildrenhavebeenreportedmissing. These Facebookmessages have re-sulted in some parents staying out of workand not sending their children to school.”Bennett says while the safety of children

is important to police, the situation has tobe taken in context. He advises parents tomake sure they know where their childrenare at all times but says parents should notlet viral media posts affect their daily lives.“The problem with this inaccurate infor-

mation is that nobody verifies it. The inci-dents outlined by provincial police are theonly confirmed issues reported to police.We cannot investigate matters which arenot reported, and keeping your child out ofschool because of a Facebook post is unnec-essary and detrimental because they looseout on school time.”

Report missing children immediatelyBennett explains in a case where a parent

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and they go look for a child before inform-ing police. This is problematic because thesooner we know the sooner we can act andmobilise security organisations like neigh-bourhood watches to help us. It is alwayshelpful to have a recent photograph of yourchild and a description of what they werewearing,” he concludes.V If you suspect your child is missing call your localpolice station or 08600 10111.

Motorists can expect intermittent road clo-sures on Chapman’s Peak Drive this winterwhenever high-risk weather conditionsmake the road unsafe.The area is very exposed to strong winds,

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risk because damage to the vegetationmadethe soil less stable.Entilini’s, the concessionaire managing

the road on behalf of the Western Cape gov-ernment, revised incident managementprocedure provides for the road to be closedwhen wind speeds reach 54km/h, after

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roadworks have been undertaken to im-prove safety. When the road is closed, mo-torists are requested to use OuKaapseWeg.Chapman’s Peak Drive will be reopened assoon as conditions are safe.V Regular updates are available via the variable mes­sage sign system, @ChapmansPeakSA on Twitter,www.chapmanspeakdrive.co.za or 021 791 8222.

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mind, Bridgetown Theatre Company havepartneredwith BridgetownLibrary, Bridge-town High School and Bridgetown SoccerClub who will be working with the City ofCape Town’s sports and recreation depart-ment to identify young talent in the Bridge-town community.The facility manager for the Bridgetown

Community Centre, Quinton Meyer, ex-plains that while working with youth andadults in Bridgetown and surrounds, he’sdiscovered “loads of potential and talent”.Meyer alsopoints out, however, thatmany

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ills and to bring about social cohesion with-in Bridgetown and the surrounding areas.”The “Bridgetown has got talent” project

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that the library is not only a source of books

but also plays a vital role in the develop-ment the community by giving themaccessto free internet, career choices, research,friendships and a hub for improving theirknowledge,” she says.Bridgetown High School principal An-

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manyyears andclub chairpersonAllanRyn-eveldt says the project is an ideal opportuni-ty for the club’s youngmembers to give backto their community.“It is their smallway of them saying thank

you for giving us this opportunity and forcaring for us,” he says, adding: “Many youthour age in other crime infested areas don’thave this. We are grateful.”Vernon Piedt, chairperson of Bridgetown

TheatreCompany, says the “Bridgetownhasgot talent” project brings together differentorganisationswith a commonpurpose: “Thehuman dignity of our community mem-bers”.“This project says our environment has

helped us to be proud of who and what weare andwherewe come from,” he says, invit-ing all community organisations, churches,schools and community members from anyarea to get involved.The project’s first event will take place

during school holidays from Tuesday 12 toThursday14Julyat theBridgetownCommu-nity Centre from 12:00 to 20:00 where per-formers can compete in one of four catego-ries for individual or group acts, namely: sixto eight years; nine to 12 years, 13 to 18 yearsand an open category for anyone 19 or older.No less than 16 acts will be chosen from

each category to take part in weekly coach-ing sessionswithprofessionals in their field,before competing in the competition final attheNantes Park amphitheatre inAthlone onHeritage Day (Saturday 24 September).This final promises to be a fun day out for

the whole family where the audience willhelp with the judging process. There will al-so be stalls, exhibitions and family activitieson offer.V For more information about “Bridgetown has gottalent”, call Nicole Hendricks on 021 699 0914 or072 045 5182.

The YoungStylers whorecentlyperformed atArtscape’sAfrica Dayevent havealreadyregistered for“Bridgetown hasgot talent”.Back from leftare GurshwinAndrews,AbduraghmanAdams, ChadArendse,FathimahCupido WydenAdams andRyan Brownwith DylanPaulse in front.

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landline as well as via the 112 number usedby cellphone networks.While some prank calls are made from

privately owned landlines,many use publictelephones at shops and in other public spa-ces.“Our system allows us to pick up exactly

where the call is coming from, but it’s trickywhen the perpetrator is using a public tele-phone. However, many abusive calls comefrom landlines and cellphones. I have in-structed the City’s Special InvestigationsUnit to extract information on the top 10 ha-bitual offenders and lay charges in terms ofnational legislation that declares suchprank and hoax calls to an emergency callcentre an offence. A few well-publicisedconvictions will serve as a good deterrentif we can get them.”Potential criminal charges would be de-

termined by the nature of the call andwhether it is an abusive prankster or peoplereporting fake emergencies, and could in-clude crimen injuria, intimidation and at-tempting to defeat the administration of jus-tice.

An informal event to educate parents onhome birthingwill be held on Sunday 10 Ju-ly.South Africa has one of the highest cae-

sarean rates in the world. It is estimatedan average of 70% of expecting mothers inprivate hospitals give birth via caesarean.The gathering, to take place at 18 Axmin-

ster Road in Muizenberg, is for those whohave given birth at home, for those who

havewanted home births, for thosewho areplanning a home birth, are thinking aboutit or are just curious.The informal event,from 14:00 to 16:00, will consist of sharingand answering questions. There will be anopportunity tomeet and speak tomidwives,doulas and others who have had homebirths or are planning to.V Entry is R80, or R150 per couple. Contact Lana on073 514 9754 or birthjunkie@outlook.com.

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Section 33 of the Act requires the Board to ask the public to submitcomments and / or objections to gambling licence applications that arefiled with the Board. The conduct of gambling operations is regulated interms of both the Act and the National Gambling Act, 2004. This noticeserves to notify members of the public that they may lodge objections and/or comments to the above application on or before the closing date at thebelow-mentioned address and contacts. Since licensed gambling constitutesa legitimate business operation, moral objections for or against gambling willnot be considered by the Board.An objection that merely states that one isopposed to gambling without much substantiation will not be viewed withmuch favour. You are hereby encouraged to read the Act and learn moreabout the Board’s powers and the matters pursuant to which objectionsmay be lodged.These are outlined in Sections 28, 30, 31 and 35 of the Act.Members of the public can obtain a copy of the objections guidelines,which isan explanatory guide through the legal framework governing the lodgment ofobjections and the Board’s adjudication procedures.The objections guidelinesare accessible from the Board’s website at www.wcgrb.co.za and copies canalso be made available on request.The Board will consider all comments andobjections lodged on or before the closing date during the adjudication ofthe application.

All comments and objections lodged must contain the name, address andcontact number of the person objecting to the proposed application(s) oroffering the comment and must state the grounds on which the objectionand/or comment is based. Comments and/or objections must reach theBoard by no later than 16:00 on Friday, 15 July 2016. The application(s)will be open for public inspection at the offices of the Board, Seafare House,68 Orange Street, Gardens, Cape Town.

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Wearing a seatbelt can save yourlife.

This is the powerful message be-hind a graphic and controversial ad-vertisement that recently aired aspart of a government campaign.The First Kiss campaign adver-tisement first aired in March andhas since had screenings in cinema,online and on TV.Although the initial airing hasended, the Western Cape Govern-ment is continuing their billboardand online advertising.Provincial minister for transportand public works, Donald Grant,and Safely Home recently discussedthe successes of the advertisingcampaign.Grant says there has been a 27.5%increase in overall seatbelt compli-ance and for the month of May pas-senger fatalities have been down30% in comparison to 2014 and 2015figures.“[The advertisement] First Kisswas released in March as part ofSafely Home’s #BeTheChangethemed period on the road safetycalendar. At the core of the cam-paign is a hard-hitting TV commer-cial showing the consequences ofnot buckling up. The commercialwaswidelypraised for its exception-al quality, and won two advertisingindustry awardswithinweeks of re-lease. It was also subject to heatedpublic discussion both for andagainst, with criticism levelled atthe graphic portrayal of the conse-quences of reckless road-user be-haviour,” says Grant.International best practice and in-depth research into local audienceperceptions drove the developmentand production of the advertise-ment, with an impact assessmentcomponent built into the project.“The assessment of the cam-paign’s impact has proven that thescientific, evidence driven method-ologies employed to createFirstKissreally work, especially when theyare fused with the creative vision ofour team at Y&R and Egg Films,”says Grant.The advertisement was informedby four seatbelt compliance surveysat four major intersections in CapeTown prior to launch of the ad.These surveys were “snapcounts”,which entails actual obser-vation of driver and passenger be-haviour, not from self-reported be-haviour.“These surveys, based on obser-vation of vehicle occupants, foundan overall compliance of 40%. Sixweeks into the campaign, these foursurveys were repeated at the sameintersections.“Over time it was found that over-all compliance went up to 51% – an

increase of 11 percentage pointsover the pre-campaign surveys,”says Grant.This translates to the 27.5% im-provement overall.“By far the most impressive im-provement was in rear-seat compli-ance, which shot up an astonishing161.5%,” says Grant.The four intersections chosen aspart of the surveywere inMitchell’sPlain, the CBD, Bellville andKhaye-litsha.These intersections were on thecorners of Christiaan BarnardStreet and Hertzog Boulevard in theCBD, Spine Road and AZ BermanDrive in Mitchell’s Plain, SpineRoad and Govan Mbeki Drive inKhayelitsha and Voortrekker andDe La Rey roads in Bellville.Siphesihle Dube, spokesperson

for the minister, says: “The inter-sections chosen are among the busi-est intersections in the City, seeinghigh traffic volumes at peak times.”Dube adds the graphic nature ofthe advertisement was necessaryand has had the desired effect.“The advertisement was made todepict the most accurate account ofthe daily horror on our roads.Crashes are by nature horrific andgruesome, and result in serious in-jury and death. The advertisementhas received wide-ranging supportfor its boldness and accuracy.”The results of the second snap sur-vey were conducted on Tuesday 3May from 07:30 to 09:00 and thenagain from 16:00 to 17:30.The second survey saw 1226 vehi-cles checked, totalling 2399 occu-pants.Vehicles checked included cars,SUVs,minivans,metered taxis, bus-es, vans, trucks and single- and dou-ble-cab bakkies. Passengers includ-ed children, adults and passengersin the front and back seats of a car.In Mitchell’s Plain 310 cars werechecked, 308 in the CBD, 305 inKhayelitsha and 303 vehicles werechecked in the northern suburbs.

The release sees an increase pre-dominantly in driver compliancewith 56% of drivers buckling up,48%of front passengers buckling upand 34% of back seat passengersbuckling up.The CBD saw a 66% overall com-pliance with 71% of drivers, 57% offront passengers and 47% of backpassengers being compliant.In Mitchell’s Plain there was a42% overall compliance with 39% ofdrivers, 48%of front passengers and38% of back passengers using theirseatbelts.In the northern suburbs compli-ance sees 72% of all vehicle occu-pants using their seatbelts overall.This can further be separated to69% driver compliance, 79% frontpassenger complianceand61%backpassenger compliance.

In Khayelitsha, the least overallcompliance was recorded with only30% of vehicle occupants usingtheir seatbelts.Of the occupants tallied, 46% ofdrivers wore seatbelts, 21% of frontpassengerswore seatbelts and 1%ofall back passengerswere compliant.Grant says these improvementswere driven mainly by behaviourchange in Belville, the CBD andMitchell’s Plain, with less impactrecorded in Khayelitsha.“This despite a concentration ofoutdoor advertising supporting thecommercial in the area. This aspectof the campaign has been extremelyinfluential in how we design the re-search into our next TV advertisingcampaign, which is centred on our#BoozeFreeRoads theme for No-vember, December and January.”This result is further driving thedevelopment of a new activation of“First Kiss” for September’s #Al-waysBuckleUp theme.“We will be repeating the surveyssix months after the campaign, andtesting public perception and be-haviour again in the annual SafelyHome Attitudinal Survey later inthe year,” says Grant.

Kissing dangerousdriving goodbye

The controversial First Kiss campaign has had significant success during itsrun. The results of a seatbelt compliance survey was recently released as partof the campaign. This is a screengrab of the advertisement.

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be visiting Cape Town this week.TheLogosHope, a non-profit Internation-

al Book Fair and Youth Service Project ves-sel, will be docked from Friday 24 June toMonday 11 July.Logos Hope, operated by GBA Ships, a

German registered non-profit organisa-tion, sails across the globewith the purposeof bringing knowledge, help and hope to thenations of the world.Logos Hope started life in Rendsburg, in

the north of Germany, in 1973 as the car fer-ry GustavVasawith the company Lion Fer-ryAB,maintaining the same route betweenMalmö (Sweden) and Travemünde (Germa-ny).In April 1983, she was sold to the Faroese

ferry company Smyril Line, and renamedNorröna. When Smyril Line delivered anewNorröna in 2003, the old vessel was putup for sale.GBA Ships purchased her in March 2004.

After a further period of planning andfundraising, extensive renovations beganinJune 2005which sawanewdeck inserted,as well as accommodations and refurbish-ments to the machinery.Logos Hope was launched into service in

February 2009.The crew and staff of around 400 people

from around 60 different countries serve asvolunteers.Serving as an ambassador of goodwill

and international relations, MV LogosHope seeks totransform communities.Over the past four decades the fleet of

GBA Ships has been warmly received inover 500 ports in more than 160 countries,as the ship provides good educational liter-ature and promotes unity in diversity.V Opening hours: 10:00 to 21:30 on Wednesdays,14:00 to 21:30 Sunday to Tuesday. Entrance fee is R5.The ship will be docked at Jetty 2 at the V&A Water­front.

The Logos Hope will be docked in Cape Town from Friday 24 June.PHOTO: MARINA MADDOCK-LY-ON/ GBA SHIPS

Ster-Kinekor Tygervallei het hul mi-ni-filmfees, Absoluut Afrikaans, naDonderdag 30 Junie verskuif.Die fees, wat aanvanklik vir Woens-

dag 22 Junie beplan is, sal ’n groot ver-skeidenheid plaaslike Afrikaanseflieks vir die 20:00-vertoning aanbied.Boonop sal fliekliefhebbers ook na

’n rooitapyt-geselligheidmet drankiesen vingerhappies, besoeke van diefilmsterre en lekker groot pryse kanuitsien.V Besoek www.sterkinekor.com vir nog inligtingof kaartjies vir die fees.

‘Absoluut Afrikaans’met ‘n week uitgestel

The Heart and Stroke Foundation South Af-rica will be holding a Mended Hearts sup-port meeting on Thursday 30 June.Starting at 17:50 it will be held in confer-

ence room 1 at the Life Vincent Pallotti Hos-pital in Pinelands.Join them in watching the thought pro-

vokingmovieFedUp. It focuses on the obesi-ty epidemic and the food industry in Ameri-ca.Refreshments will be served at 17:50 and

the movie starts promptly at 18:10 in orderto finish on time at 19:40.V For more detailed information about this upcomingevent call 021 422 1586 or email dawn@heartfounda­tion.co.za.

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PEOPLE'S POST | ATHLONETuesday, 21 June 20168 ENTERTAINMENT

Mr Showbiz scoops awardLOUISA STEYL

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His face beamswith pride as the four sing-ers surrounding him practice a number

for an upcoming concert.The local theatre legend, Alvon Collison,

is seated in his Milnerton home where hiswalls are lined with the faces of the all theentertainers he’s helped along his own mu-sic journey –a career spanning fivedecades.

Affectionately known by many Capetoni-ans as “Mr Showbiz”, Alvon was recentlyhonoured with a Naledi Lifetime Achieve-ment Award for his contribution to theSouth African entertainment industry.

“To win that award was wonderful; it wasabsolutely stunning for me, because Ithought I was a forgotten man.”

Alvon spent a large portion of his careerin Johannesburg where he won a GalloAward and Three Leaf Award (now calledFleurduCapTheatreAwards) forhis break-out role as the Pharoh in Joseph and theAmazingTechnicolourDreamcoat – a roleheplayed in more than 3000 performances ofthe production.

The now 75-year-old returned to CapeTown at the age of 42. “Then I built a wholenew career here.” Alvon admits to workingvery hard, hiring halls and setting up hisown shows. “I had to believe in myself thatthiswas all going to come together and slow-ly but surely this became a way of life forme.”

His Cape Town chapter turned out to beas illustrious as Johannesburg with Alvonreceiving Civic Honours from the City ofCape Town. His regular shows, like hisMother’s and Father’s Day celebrations andhis annual free Spirit of Christmas concert,which he’s hosted at Cape Town City Hallfor the last 15 years, have become staples ofthe Cape Town entertainment calendar.Perhaps his biggest contribution to the in-

dustry, though, is all the talented perform-ers he’s nurtured along the way.

Walking through his home, FariedSwartz, one of these performers, points tophotos on Alvon’s walls, listing names andachievements of all the stars Alvon hasworked with.

In his Spirit of Christmas concert alone,he’s worked with about 50 children eachyear. “I’ve watched little people who playedJesus who are now playing Joseph.”

Then there are singers like Lana Englishwhostared inPhantomof theOpera. “Lana’smy girl,” he says, adding the names of per-formers now working in the United King-dom and Spain. “They’re all my kids whoI’ve tried to help. They’re all an extensionof me and the link has never been broken.”

Renee Osborne, who often performs with

Alvon, adds a lot of people come to his door.“And he just opens more doors for them,”

says Osborne.Working with young people is something

that runs in the family. Alvon’s grandmoth-er, a school teacher, was the well-respectedChristine Revell, after whom the ChristineRevell Children’s Home in Athlone isnamed.“She was the one who inspired me to do

what I’m doing,” Alvon exclaims. “She tookme to a concert at City Hall and I fell in lovewith the stage,” he recalls fondly. “Ithought: ‘Iwant to behere oneday,’ andnowI am.”After half a century on stage, Alvon says

he’s been truly blessed to be able to keep do-ing what he loves.“I love my life,” he says proudly.

TheatrelegendAlvonCollisonwasrecentlyhonouredwith aNalediLifetimeAchieve-mentAward.

LAUGH OUT LOUD: Local funny manWayne McKay will present his latest solooffering On a Point of Order at BaransTheatre and Restaurant in CBD on Friday1 and Sunday 3 July. The show is a blendof stand-up comedy, dance and improvi-sation with Wayne’s signature Afrikaansand English storytelling, exploring funnytruths and quirks of South Africa`scolourful cyber nation. Rickets cost R250and include a three course meal. Call082 724 7968 for tickets or more informa-tion.

TheCapeConsortwill join forceswithCamer-ata Tinta Barocca for the performance of twopopular large-scale works at St Andrew’sPresbyterian Church from 20:00 on Wednes-day 22 June.They will be performing Bach’s A-major

Missa brevis, BWV 234 and Handel’s DixitDominus, HWV 232.With an extended consort of 15 voices and

a big orchestral setup of 16 period instru-ments, including two traverse flutes, this willbe one of the largest period performance pro-jects undertaken locally.V Tickets cost R140, R100 (concessions) or R50 for stu­dents. Erik Dippenaar and Hans Huyssen will present apre­concert talk at the church, situated in SomersetRoad, from 19:15. Call 076 259 3304 or 079 476 5137,email cameratatintabarocca@gmail.com or follow Cam­erata Tinta Barocca on Facebook for more information.

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RAISING VOICES: Alistair Izobell,Wilmot Fredericks (pictured), the JoshuaGeneration Gospel Choir, and VaronicaMeyer, will be at the Baxter Theatrefrom Monday 27 June to Sunday 3 Julyin Let us Praise alongside CamilloLombard’s TopDog SA. Tickets cost R120from Computicket.

SINGINGPRAISES:Sibling gospelduo R&C (Ricardoand ChevonSimon) will bepresenting theirTime after Timeconcert at theNew Faith Churchin Steenberg onSaturday 25 Junefrom 19:00.Tickets for theshow cost R50 orR20 for childrenunder 12. CDs andrefreshments willbe on sale. Call079 397 5195 fortickets.

The GingerbreadMan Collective will bepresenting a comedy double bill; AntonChekhov’s The Bear and The Proposal atthe Galloway Theatre until Saturday.

The hilarious interpretation of two ofChekhov’s short plays explores the rela-tionship between man and woman. At thehelm is Sheldon Cross, who brings a freshbreath into this classic text. His visual con-cept is brought to life by designer StephanFourie.

In The Bear, Popova (Leigh Bremridge)has locked herself in the house since herhusband’s death. Unable to pay her deadhusband’s debt, she is embroiled in an ar-gument with a neighbouring land owner;Smirnov (Trad Nogueira Godsey), whom

she calls, among other things, a bear.Caught in the middle of their argument isPopova’s delicate footman, Luka (MattRoy).Like The Bear, The Proposal follows the

fiery relationship between two highlyopinionated characters. A long time neigh-bour, Lomov (Nogueira Godsey), asks forStepan’s (Roy) sister’s hand in marriage.After receiving her brother’s blessing, Na-talya (Bremridge) is asked to join them.This is where the farce begins. Arguingabout the mundane, with his betrothed,Lomov finally collapses from exhaustion.V The show will run until Saturday 25 June. Ticketsare R90 at www.waterfronttheatreschool.co.za/booknow or 021 418 4600.

Comedy double bill atGalloway Theatre

Leigh Bremridge and Trad NogueiraGodsey in The Bear.

PEOPLE'S POST | ATHLONETuesday, 21 June 2016 ENTERTAINMENT 9

Concert series in tuneThis year’s Nederburg Concert Series will

begin with young talent, in the spirit ofYouth Month on Sunday 26 June.That’s when classical pianistMegan-Geof-

frey Prins will play a virtuoso programmeof works by Haydn, Brahms, Rachmaninovand Messiaen.Award-winning Megan, who will be re-

turning to SouthAfrica for the performance,is currently furthering his studies in theUSA under the international pianist, Anto-nio Pompa-Baldi.This year’s concert series, which will run

at the Nederburg Manor House in Paarl un-til October, will offer a selection ofmusic forsolo piano, voice, piano duo, harp and fluteduo, as well as guitar duo.Soprano Louise Howlett and mezzo sopra-

no Jolene McCleland will perform a pro-gramme of songs dedicated to love and life,accompaniedbypianist StefanLombardand

clarinetist, Visser Liebenberg in Songs fromthe Heart on Sunday 31 July before ZoradaTemmingh and Elna van der Merwe playspecial piano arrangements inTwoBlondes-One Piano on Sunday 28 August.The concert on Sunday 25 September will

celebrate the return of spring with harpist,KobieduPlessis, and flautist, LouisaTheart,who plan to take the audience on a musicaljourney around the world.Ending the series on a high note will be

Andalucian Nights on Sunday 30 Octoberwhich features classical and flamenco gui-tarmaestros JamesGrace and SaudiqKahn.All concerts start at 17:00 and tickets, at

R250, include sherry on arrival, NederburgBrut poured during interval and Nederburgwines pairedwith a finger supper, tradition-ally served after the concert.V For more information, or to book, call 021 877 5123during office hours or email concerts@distell.co.za.

Classical pianist Megan-Geoffrey Prins will be kicking off this year’s Nederburg Concert Serieson Sunday.

Little ones to learnto give to othersLittle ones look forward to educationalfun for a good cause at Canal Walk thiswinter school holiday.The shopping centre’s Centre Court

will be transformed into a theatre fortheir annual children’s theatre produc-tion. This year producers Fred Abraham-se and Marcel Meyer will be presentinga tale of giving and equality in RobinHood.This musical feast promises to warm

hearts and leave audiences thinkingabout the good they can do in their own‘hood’.A five metre talking tree, speaking fal-

con,MaidMarianandahost of other love-able and admirable characters, will helpRobinonhisquest to give to others, defeatthe Sheriff of Nottingham and find love.Like our hero who is on a mission to

make life better for others, Canal WalkShoppingCentre and theHypropFounda-

tion have this year partnered with theLEAPScience andMaths schools.All pro-ceeds from the theatre programmes, aswell as a percentage of the ticket salesfrom the staging of the performances willbe donated to these no-fee schools. CanalWalk is also asking patrons and theatregoers to bring a can of food to help themand the LEAP schools to feed the mindsand bodies of those less fortunate.The tins gathered during this time –

17 000 are required – will be constructedinto a mosaic representing former Presi-dent Nelson Mandela on Mandela Day(Monday 18 July) at Canal Walk. Oncecompleted, the tins will be donated to theLEAP social development initiatives inLanga, Philippi, Gugulethu, Crossroadsand Delft.V Robin Hood is staged from Friday 24 June to Sat­urday 16 July at 11:00, 12:30 and 14:00. Tickets costR75 at Computicket. Visit www.canalwalk.co.za.

Stephen Jubber and Jenny Stead will teach children about giving back in Robin Hoodthis holiday.

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Explore a new underwater worldThe Two Oceans Aquarium has opened its

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The exhibit houses giant guitarfish, rays,bonito, yellowfin tuna, Yoshi, the aquari-um’s resident loggerhead turtle, and muchmore.

“The opening of this exhibit to the publicbrings to an end two and a half years of con-struction and anticipation. As South Afri-cans we are fortunate to live in a countrywith incredible cultural and biological di-versity and our oceans are no exception,”says Michael Farquhar, CEO of the TwoOceans Aquarium.

“Our long coastline, with its varied bioge-

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“This magnificent exhibit aims to capturethe public’s attention and presents us withan opportunity to inspire action for the fu-ture well-being of our oceans whetherthrough sustainable seafood choices, reduc-ing, reusing and recycling, or making anocean promise. We all need to understandthe pressure that we are exerting on our nat-ural resources and the threats which ouroceans face so that we can make informedpersonal choices for their future well-being,and therefore our own.”

Theexhibit is named the I&JOceanExhib-it in recognition of I&J’s long-standing com-mitment to the Two Oceans Aquarium. Asa founder partner, I&J has a long historywith the aquarium. The fishing companywas the driver in attaining the stringent sus-tainability Marine Stewardship Council(MSC) certification for the industry in 2004and has played a key partnership role withthe aquarium since its opening in 1995.

The new exhibit is the first major con-struction for the aquarium in nearly 21years. The exhibit holds 1.7 million litres ofseawater at a temperature of between 20 and24 degrees Celsius.

The depth of the exhibit stands at six me-tres.

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A new jelly gallery has also opened. Thisgallery forms the entrance to the ocean ex-hibit and will house various jelly species ina novel and mesmerising way.

As the aquarium prepares to open the newI&J Ocean Exhibit, it is also preparing toclose down the old I&J Predator Exhibit forrenovations. This exhibit, along with theOcean Basket Kelp Forest Exhibit, will re-open in 2017. The kelp forest exhibit will re-open as a kelp forest, but the predator exhib-it will open as a completely new exhibit,housing large sharks and other species to beconfirmed.

Two Oceans Aquarium’s new large-scale exhibit houses giant guitarfish, rays, bonito, yellowfintuna and Yoshi, the aquarium’s resident loggerhead turtle

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SAMANTHA LEE@Samantha_Lee121

He was down in the dumps and no-one be-lieved in his dreams, until one day divine in-tervention turned his life around.

Isaac Petersen, now 33, remembers thepath he was on as a young man.

“From a young age I always questionedlife. Growing up in Mitchell’s Plain I alwayssaw the people on the street corners and thatopened up the notion that I can’t be purpose-less in a life of drugs and gangsterism,” hesays.

“I always wanted to be a writer and I toldmy mother that one day, but she shruggedme off.”

Because no one believed in him, he did not

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It features a graphic and detailed accountof gangsterism, violence, drugs, religion andfinally God’s unfailing love.

After an arrest in 2004, Petersen recalls asense that it was time to change.

He says he called on God to help me outof the situation and in turn promised to tellpeople about his work. “I always felt therewas a calling on my life and God was watch-ing over me,” says Petersen.

The book has since been sold via Ama-zon.com and in a printed form from Peters-en.

“So far many people have read the bookand I have received mostly good feedback onit,” he says.

Although he faced some challenges, Pe-tersen says the experiencewas irreplaceableand looks forward to writing many morebooks.

He adds he would like to make the bookcheaper but for now this is the best price toallow for break even, without any profit.

Petersen, in the mean while still writesand dabbles in poetry.V A plain Story is available in paperback for R170 fromPetersen. Contact him via Facebook, email on aplain­story@gmail.com or call 084 599 9151.

Writer tells all in ‘a plain story’

Isaac Petersen recently completed his firstbook entitled A plain story, and documentshis journey from a life of drugs and crime toa man empowered by divine intervention.

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PEOPLE'S POST | ATHLONETuesday, 21 June 2016 SPORT 15

JOSEPH PILLAY

Morgenster United and Bea-con Spurs wrote theirnames in the history books

when theywon theKenparkRisingStars u.23 tournament on Sunday.

Since the start of the tournamentin 2011, Morgenster United has be-come the first club team fromMitchell’s Plain to win the trophy.Beacon Spurs won the plate final.

Morgenster defeated GlendeneUnited (a three time winner of thetournament) 3-1 in a penalty shoot-out in the Round of 16.

It needs tomentioned that ownerShaffie Mowzer’s club teams domi-nated the Kenpark Rising Starsu.23, the Bayhill United u.19 and

the D&G Orient Green Smile u.21tournamnets.

Morgenster defeated Trinitari-ans 2-1 on Sunday in the final of thethree day tournament. BeaconSpurs won the plate final by beat-ing Sunningdale City 1-0 in the fi-nal.

Fabian Fredericks won theRicky Burns coach award.

Llewellyn Vermeulen, coach ofBeacon Spurs, said that his playerscould initially not get going, butthat they rose to the occasion in theknock-out phasewithClaudeDrey-er, Shane Jacobs en Luke Sauls asthe stars. “The tournament is alearning curve for all the players,of whom many are 19 years old oryounger. Kenpark United needs to

be thanked for the way they arepromoting football at this level,”Vermeulen said.

Peter Adams from MorgensterUnited who is a former learner ofOval North High School was theplayer of the tournament. Adams’teammate, Keegan Tromp, was thetop goal scorer of the tournament.Results: Winner’s Division:Last 16: Morgenster United 3,

Glendene United 1 (on penalties);Crystal Palace 3, FC Manenberg 0;Stephanian Ottery 2, Aerials 0;Trinitarians 1, Grassy ParkUnited

0;MilanoUnited 2, Stanturf United1;Masidlale 2,WoodlandsUnited 0;Invincible Cravenby 6; IkapaSporting 5 (on penalties); FCGHot-spurs 2 JL Zwane 1.Quarter Finals: Morgenster

United 4, Stephanian Ottery 2 (onpenalties); Trinitarians 4, CrystalPalace 2 (on penalties); InvincibleCravenby 4, Milano United 3 (onpenalties); FCG Hotspurs 1, Masi-dlale 0.Semi-finals: Trinitarians 4,

FCG Hotspurs 3 (on penalties);Morgenster United 3, Invincible

Cravenby 0.Final: Morgenster United 2,

Trinitarians 1.Plate:Quarter Finals: Kenpark Unit-

ed 2, Everton United 1; BeaconSpurs 4, Bishop Lavis 0; Sunning-dale City 5, Turfhall 3 (on penal-ties); Rockafellas 1, Ashley Rovers0.Semi-finals: Beacan Spurs 1,

Rockafellas 0; Sunningdale City 4,Kenpark United 3 (on penalties).Final: Beacan Spurs 1, Sunning-

dale City 0.

Victories and upsets at Kenpark

Sheldon Barends of Glendene United wins the aerial duel with Keanan Rossof Evertonians in a round robin match played in Mitchell’s Plain during theKenpark u.23 tournament on Saturday. Glendene won 2-0.

Mucedi Kave of Stanturf Football Club in Mitchell’s Plain flicks the ball past a bemused Nasief Arendse (goalie ofTurfhall United in Athlone) to score in the Kenpark u.23 tournament played at the Stephen Reagan sport complexon Saturday. Stanturf won 5-0. PHOTOS: RASHIED ISAACS

UP IN THE AIR: Nazeerah Johnathan ofCeltics in Manenberg jumps to putWoodlands player Kiyana Philander off herpass in a league match for u.13 players inMitchell’s Plain on Saturday. Celtics won9-6. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

PERFECT PASS: HanoverRangers player Tahiera Davids(right) catches confidently asCasey Plaatjies of WestridgeNetball Club puts a challenge inin the league match for u.15players played in Mitchell’s Plainon Saturday. The Hanover Parkteam won 3-0. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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