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ELSIES RIVER: SAPS UNDER­RESOURCED

Police doing their bestGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

Policing needs and priorities came un-der the spotlight in Elsies River lastweek when the Bishop Lavis cluster

hosted a consultation process in the commu-nity.

Dan Plato, the MEC for Community Safetyin the province delivered the keynote ad-dress at the policing needs and priorities(PNP) meeting held at the civic centre. Hepointed out that engaging a wide range of in-terest groups about creating safer neigh-bourhoods is very important, but there isstill lots of work left to do.

“The latest figures provided to my officeshows that we still have very hard work todo,” he said. “On average, there are between45 and 55 murders occurring in the province

per week and about 95 rapes are reported perweek.” He also pointed out that the depart-ment recognises that crime is a multifacetedand complex phenomenon.

Working better, together“Different communities have different

safety concerns and needs. Interventions tocreate safe environments and communitiesin which crime is less likely to occur needsto take these differences into account.

“Meaningful partnerships are at the heartof the Department of Community Safety’sWhole-of-Society approach to increase safe-ty in our province.

“I am grateful that you have made use ofthis consultation process as an opportunityto have your say on your safety concerns.Through the PNP, the Western Cape govern-ment is committed to working better togeth-

er in the fight against crime.”Plato also pointed out that he realises that

safety concerns is an emotional issue butthat the police, metro police and law enforce-ment officers all work tirelessly under diffi-cult circumstances to provide the best serv-ice.

“In this cluster alone, the Department ofCommunity Safety’s oversight operationsshowed a remarkable shortfall of resourcesof up to 37% for some of the suburbs.

“These are the difficult circumstances un-der which our police officers have to oper-ate.

“This safe environment created here to-day to discuss the policing needs and priori-ties of your community must remain a safeenvironment where everyone can voicetheir concerns freely.

“I do however ask you to keep in mind that

we are all here to identify the problems and,through that process, try and work better to-gether to find better solutions.”

Another important role of the process ofthe PNPs, which are being held across theprovince, is to help the SAPS to maximisethe impact of increasing safety.

Deployment of resources“It is critically important that those limit-

ed resources are deployed in the areas wherethey are most needed and when they aremost needed,” he added.

“The PNPs will help improve police ac-countability and transparency.

“It will assist the Department of Commu-nity Safety to strengthen its role with the po-lice by measuring the efficiency and effec-tiveness of policing.”

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Belkem Pharmacy in Belharcelebrated their 25th Anniversarywith a fun­filled carnival for theircustomers on Saturday 6 Septem­ber. Apart from the entertainmentand fun there were also lots ofprizes up for grabs but the bigwinners on the day were CherylBotha who will soon be whizzingher way around on her motorbikeand Roseline Roems (on her right)who will be enjoying a big­screenTV. With them from left is, ownerRaphael Swanepoel, Abdullah Carey(co­ordinator of the carnival), GailSkipper (manager) and BelindaSwanepoel. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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“Furthermore, it would enable the CPFs toexercise their civilian oversight role by en-suring that the policing operational priori-ties are in line with the identified PNPs.”

Through looking at the findings fromlast year’s report, the different causes, mo-tivators and opportunities for crime in theprovince all pointed to substance abuse,unemployment and poverty.

“The same elements have also been iden-tified as the perceived motivators forcrime.

“Drugs and alcohol are wreaking havocon our communities and this is evident inthe Bishop Lavis PNP report as well.

“All of the police precincts in the BishopLavis police cluster identified substanceabuse as one of the top causes for crimesto be committed in this cluster.”

Plato also focused on the fact that manyof the social challenges cannot be ad-dressed through law enforcement alone.

“Active parenthood has innumerablefacets which no government can replicateor even enforce,” he emphasised.

Up to our parents“The parents’ role in being role models

for their children, guiding their childrenon paths steering clear from substanceabuse and drugs, and ensuring that theirchildren knows the difference betweenright and wrong; is all but one part of par-enthood.

“Parents need to raise the alarm and in-tervene when they start suspecting thattheir children might be getting involved ingang-related activities or drugs. We have

to prevent our children getting involved ingang related activities.”

In responding to complaints against thepolice, Plato said that there have been 27complaints registered since April last yearwith 19 having been finalised.

“Thepolicemust alwaysbeheld account-able and it is important for you as the com-munity that you give adequate feedback onthe policing service you receive.

“If you are unhappy about the service,you need to report it and if you are happywith the quality of the service, then youhave to reward our police officers.

“An easy way to do this is to SMS eitherthe word “Report” or “Reward” to 35395 orcall 021 483 4332.”

Feedback in the report also revealed thatneighbourhood watches and CPFs play an

integral part in ensuring effective safetyservice delivery.

“From the Department of CommunitySafety’s oversight visits to police stationsin this cluster, it is clear that there arefunctional relationships between the CPFand SAPS at all the stations,” said Plato.

“Community participation in the CPF atBishop Lavis and Elsies River seems to bequite good but the involvement from thecommunity in Langa is lacking.

“A lot more needs to happen from allrole-players as fresh problems are beingidentified and require attention.”

Looking to the future, Plato expects t thePNP consultation process to be an im-provement on last year’s but it will take thecombined efforts of all stakeholders in thecommunity.

Cancer support groupmeets in Elsies RiverThe Cancer Association of South Africa(CANSA) will be holding a supportgroup meeting at Elsies River Communi-ty Health Centre on the corner of HaltRoad and 29th Avenue on Tuesday 23September at 14:00.

Anyone impacted by cancer andcaregivers are welcome to attend.V For more information contact Jennilee 021689 5347 during office hours.

The Saint Matthew AME Church in El-sies River is hosting a day outing to Gol-den Valley Casino, Mountain Mill Shop-ping Centre and Kleinplasie in Worce-ster on Saturday 4 October.

Transport will leave from the churchat 08:00 with tickets costing R150 per per-

son.You can bring along your own picnic

basket and refreshments for the day.V For further information and booking call Char­les Sylvester on 083 709 6414, Jeremiah Witbooion 071 674 1824 or Raymond Mitchell on 073 1513293.

Church visit to Worcester

GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

While many may remember the effectof the Group Areas Act on the peopleof District Six there are still many

suburbs where similar stories can still to betold.

One of these stories will be taking sharedat Artscape theatre as part of the HeritageFestival from 18 to 30 September.

On Thursday, the festival will kick offwith an afternoon performance of Toe Ra-vensmead Nog Tiervlei Was.

This play is presented by The Tiervlei Cul-tural Arts Development Organisation andTygerburgerwas invited to oneof their rehe-arsals to get a feel of what it was all about.Watching some of the older participants inthe first act, one quickly realises that someof the action taking place in the play is stillvery close to their hearts.

The words of heartbreak about being mo-ved from their original homes are not justfrom a script - they lived it, or the generationthat lived it is very close to them.

Edwina Abrahams, one of the directorsand an administrator at the cultural organi-sation from Ravensmead, pointed out she isof the third generation of a family that suffe-red from this displacement.

“We always heard stories about living onthe ‘other’ side of the line,” she said. “So wedid a project where we went to interview se-niors about living there and we were encou-raged by a pastor to write a play to highlighttheir stories.

“The focus of this production is the Baad-jies family of Tiervlei/Parow, whose liveswere profoundly affected by the Group Are-as Act of 1950, which completely changed thecourse and the landscape of their future. “Italso gives us an insight to an area in theNorthern suburbs that had been grossly ne-glected in the course of our written and oral

history. We get some insights on how theydealt and responded to the changes and chal-lenges of this major and painful relocationto Tiervlei/Ravensmead.”

According to Marlene le Roux, the direc-tor of audience development and educationat Artscape: “Every one of us should beproud of our heritage, it is in the remembe-ring of our heritage that we gain a sense ofidentity and belonging.”

Abrahams pointed out that the TiervleiCultural Arts was established in 2006 and re-gistered as an NPO in 2010.

“Our vision is to enable our community,especially our youth and children, to under-stand, appreciate and nurture an everlas-ting passion for arts.

“We present training workshops in vari-ous art disciplines and in so doing facilita-ting nation-building by healing the hurt,pain and anger of the past through self-ex-pression.” The production will be runninguntil Saturday at the Artscape Arena withevening shows starting at 19:30.V Booking via Computicket or Dial­a­Seat on 021 4217695.

Moving play maps the painof forced removals

The cast of the production are ready to tell their story at Artscape. Sitting from left, LlewellynHendricks, Edwina Abrahams, Sheila Davids and Gerty Philander. Standing are, Kelly Roland, KerishDelport, Dorian Fredericks, Charn Fritz, Glen Jooste, Brendan van Heerden, Clinton Manuel andAndre Samuels. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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Local singer Abby James wants to provethat there’s more to her than just her co-medic persona.

Abby is known to fans as “Koekie” afterthe release of her popular hit Koekiekoekeloekie. Premier Hellen Zille even usedthe song for the DA’s election campaign.

But Abby feels she still hasn’t found re-spect as an artist. “People only see me asthis local ‘koekie’,” she says.

She is confident that her new show willintroduce audiences to a whole other sideof her personality. Simply titled Abby vsKoekie, Abby will be performing the showat the Kleinvlei Civic Centre on Saturday20 September from 19:00.

“Everything started for me in Eerste Riv-er years ago,” Abby says, adding that shewants to give back to the people who firstsupportedherand thank themfor their con-tinued support.

Abby started her career singing in agroup called “A to Z”, but as she had a per-manent job and as the band got busier, shehad to choose between performing and herjob. “It was a good split, no hard feelings,”Abby says. She’s been performing as a soloartist since 2007 and knows the importanceof creating platforms for young, up andcoming performers. That’s why she hasopened Abby vs Koekie up to local perform-ers.

This is the third time she is performing

the show and every time she does, she inviteslocal acts to support her. For her show on Sat-urday, Abby will be joined on stage by theEerste River band, The Wave Band, rapper G-Kid and a dance group. “It’s a whole night ofentertainment from other artists as well,” shesays.

Abby has a repertoire of four albums towork from and she describes her music as abit of everything. While her lyrics are humor-ous, she points out that there is often a mes-sage behind it. Her new single, Japie, My Ska-pie, for example, is about not taking the wom-an in your life for granted.

Abby is alsopromotinghernewalbum, alsotitled Japie, My Skapie. “This is local and it’sdanceable, people are going to enjoy it,” shesays.V Tickets cost R30 and will be available at the door.Email abigailjms904@gmail.com for bookings.V Visit Abby’s Facebook page at Team Abby James

‘I’m not just Koekie’

Abby James will be performing her Abby vsKoekie show on Saturday 20 September.

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Have you had a good or bad experience withthe men and women in blue?

Well now you can make your experiencesknown.

Cape Town residents are encouraged toshare their opinions about local police offic-ers through the Reward a Cop, Report a Copcampaign.

Thishasbeen setupas ahot-linewhere res-idents can share positive or negative experi-ences to promote effective policing.

The campaign was launched at a recentpublic meeting, headed by the provincial De-partment of Community Safety and MECDan Plato.

He urges residents to make use of the hot-line to query any questionable police behav-iour.

The number is (021) 483 4332.Incidents should be reported to the station

commander, whose direct responsibility is totake action, but can also be reported to theCommunity Police Forum or the communitysafety department by SMSing the word “re-port” to 35395, or emailing policing.com-plaints@westerncape.gov.za.

To compliment good service, residents canspeak to their station commander, contactthe community police forum or SMS theword “reward” to 35395.

Residents can fax a letter of thanks to(021) 483 6026 or email safer@western-cape.gov.za.

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Part of the vegetable garden that was planted in Blikkiesdorp.

Grow to eat, live and prosperGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

Its all about “arbourism” this month asHope Cape Town recently distributed treesand vegetable seeds as part of their pro-gramme for Arbour Week.

Ten grape, orange, peach and fig trees aswell as a box of spinach, onion, cabbage andbeetroot seeds were distributed to variousprojects the organisation currently sup-ports.

These include the Hope Cape Town Com-munity Outreach Project in Blikkiesdorp,the Mannenberg Aftercare Centre and Emi-ly’s Play School and Joyce’s Soup Kitchenin Sir Lowry’s Pass.

According to the Donor Relations Manag-er of Hope Cape Town, Fahim Docrat thisexercise was all about empowering commu-

nities. “In keeping with the spirit of ArbourWeek, we distributed and helped plant vari-ous fruit trees and vegetable seeds that canhelp sustain efforts to feed people in variousimpoverished communities,” he said. Theprojects they support all have vegetable gar-dens which supply feeding schemes withfresh veggies. “It is an ongoing challenge toensure that we can feed the needy in thesecommunities and we call on the public tovisit some of our projects and help us tobring hope to others.” Hope Cape Town islocated at the medical school of the Univer-sity of Stellenbosch, Tygerberg Campus andis an NPO providing outreach, educationand counselling at community level, focus-ing on HIV/Aids and TB in the province.V To support Hope Cape Town, contact FahimDocrat on 021 938 9339 or email fahim@hopecape­town.com or visit www.hopecapetown.com.

Beneficiaries are finally filling up the units at Leo Mews, an award­winning housing complex inLeonsdale. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Leo Mews getstennantsThe ongoing saga that has plagued the LeoMews complex in Leonsdale seems to becoming to an end with beneficiaries movinginto their new apartments.

The City of Cape Town is pleased with theprogress thathasbeenmadewith thealloca-tion of beneficiaries in this development inthe Elsies River area. To date, 46 of the 115available units have been allocated to bene-ficiaries. The repair work being done as aresult of vandalism is also on track.

Council approved the City’s acquisitionof the Leo Mews development, which con-sists of 125 completed units, in Elsies Riverfrom Standard Bank in January this year

The City hopes that all the units will beoccupied by the end of this year. Seven ofthe 46 units are already occupied by elderlytenants, while two units have been rentedto tenants with special needs.

City’s Mayco member for Human Settle-ments Siyabulela Mamkeli says: “We aretruly making progress possible, together.City officials, councillors and communityleaders are meeting twice a week to ensurethat Leo Mews will be one of our success sto-ries.”

The property was acquired as it holds

great potential for redress through the pro-vision of housing rental opportunities. Thedevelopment is of a very high standard, hasquality finishes, and 90 of the units arebrand new.

Standard Bank could not sell these unitsin as they intended to do, and the City there-fore acquired the property at a much lowerrate than what it actually costs to developthe property.

The City’s Housing Maintenance Depart-ment has been attending to the repairs ofsome of the units were vandalised while thebuilding was unoccupied.

It is hoped that the upgrade of the unitswill be completed by the end of this year.

The City has also put additional measuresin place to guard against vandalism whilethe repairs are being completed and the al-locations process is being finalised.

A private security firm and members ofthe City’ s Law Enforcement are currentlysecuring the property to prevent furthervandalism and burglaries of unoccupiedunits.

It should be noted that anyone who in-vades the building does so unlawfully andwill be dealt with forthwith.

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’n Vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad vind op Donderdag 25 September 2014om 10:00 in die Podiumgebou, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad, plaas.

Let asseblief daarop dat daar ’n beperkte getal sitplekke vir lede van die publiek beskikbaaris en dat dit dus op ’n eerste-daar-eerste-gehelp-grondslag toegeken sal word. As u dievergadering wil bywoon, moet u asseblief tussen 09:00 en 16:00 vir Zizipho Gawulaneby 021 400 1244 skakel. Alle versoeke om bywoning moet teen nie later nie as een dagvoor die vergadering ontvang word. Daar sal van u verwag word om u van, voorletters enkontaktelefoonnommer te verstrek. Besoekers word vriendelik versoek om hul sitplekke teen09:30 in te neem.

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KENNISGEWING VAN ’N VERGADERINGVAN DIE RAAD VAN DIE STAD KAAPSTAD

Sister Boscona SAC gives some advice to St Joseph’s Board chairman Peter Hughes as he getsready to turn the first sod with SJH director Thea Patterson behind him and watched by theteam of architects, engineers, quantity surveyors, consultants, SJH board members and manage­ment behind the renovations at the facility.

Major makeoverfor St Joseph’sGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

It’s all coming together for the St Joseph’sHome (SJH) for Chronically Ill Children inMontana with the start of a massive renova-tion project.

On Wednesday 3 September the officialsod-turning ceremony marked the start ofa three year multi-million rand buildingand renovations project at the facility.

Described as a dream come true, DirectorThea Patterson said that the renovation ofthe Home took two years of intense plan-ning, working with a wide range of expertsdefining the scope of the project, refiningthe design of the upgrade and still keepingwithin budget.

The R36 million project has been madepossible through a generous overseas dona-tion and will take three years to complete.These renovations will consist of the mod-ernization of the existing five wards; the es-tablishment of a therapeutic hub and a fam-ily/visitors’ area; the upgrade of the nurseshome and the reception/admin area.

Provision is also made for the landscap-ing of the ward gardens and certain outsideareas.

“We were fortunate to have had excellentinput from architects, engineers, quantitysurveyors and consultants,” says Patter-son.

“After a year of preparatory work, therenovations have now officially started andwill be completed by 2016.

“We are confident that this will contrib-

ute considerably to the improvement of ourcurrent facilities which are nearly fiftyyears old!”

She added that SJH is ideally positionedto take on the new challenge of intermediatecare service, based on a proven record oflooking after children with life threateningconditions.

“This is also in line with the Home’s stra-tegic thrusts of remaining relevant and sus-tainable as a financially viable non-profitenterprise which will attract much neededfunding from donors and Governmentalike.”

The facility is a registered non-profit or-ganization and a unique in-patient facilityin the country that provides a wide rangeof paediatric, intermediate health care andrelated services.

This holistic approach includes amongothers, a rehabilitation project, a nursingschool, St Joseph’s RC Primary School, acreche and logistical and pastoral supportto families.

Children at SJH have all been diagnosedwith life threatening and life limiting ill-nesses and are mostly from disadvantagedcommunities.

Last year, more than 252 patients weretreated through intensive rehabilitationprogrammes at the Home.

Patients are mainly referred from statehospitals such as the Red Cross Children’s,Tygerberg and Groote Schuur Hospitals.V For more information about the facility contactAlrika Hefers, Resource Development Manager on021 934 0352 during office hours.

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Dít was 21 jaar gelede die beskeie begin vanRadio Tygerberg, die Skiereiland se Chris-tenstem. “Vanjaar vier ons 21 jaar van ‘Onsstorie, Sy glorie’ en dit met ’n splinternuwelogo wat die moderne identiteit van die stasiereflekteer,” vertel Hardus Zevenster, uitvoe-rende hoof van die radiostasie.

“Die tyd het ryp geword vir ’n nuwe sei-soen. Radio Tygerberg is volwasse en trek ’nnuwe baadjie aan, en ons noem dit Tygerberg104FM.”

Die oorspronklike visie van Radio Tyger-berg sal nooit verander nie.

“As Tygerberg 104FM wil ons steeds ’n ver-

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Die vorige Radio Tygerberg-logo is in 2005geskep om in te pas by die korporatiewe sake-model wat van daardie jaar af gevolg is.

Die tyd het egter nou aangebreek om metdie splinternuwe Tygerberg 104FM-handels-merk die stasie se hart te demonstreer.

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Terselfdertyd is die stasie se leuse aange-pas van “Ons verkondig Christus” na “OnsLEEF Christus”.

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RICHARD ROBERTS@richardjohn_rj

Having a disability has never kept thisyoung woman from reaching for thestars.

Instead, Terniel Oppel (26) has been inspi-red to carve out a career for herself as a mo-del.

Terniel grew up in Kleinvlei near EersteRiver, and believes not being able to hearhas given her other strengths to draw from.For one, her beautiful smile has stood herin good stead – as this smile shone throughwhen she won Miss Western Cape 2014.

Terniel was selected from of a group of fi-ve as the overall winner. All the other con-testants are able to hear and being trium-phant is a huge feather in her cap, says Ter-niel. “They called my name. I could nothear. I looked around.

“They said it is you. I could not believeit. I began to cry. I was very happy.

“I cannot believe it because this wasagainst hearing people.”

The competition was held in Brackenfellon Saturday, 6 September.

Terniel, an aspiring teacher, said she ho-pes to enter more such competitions.

“Ever since I was little, I loved it,” Terniel

said using sign language. She loves model-ling, especially the glamourous photos andbeautiful clothes.

When asked what inspired her as a youngchild to choose modelling, she immediatelypoints to her teacher, Maria Siwertsen whoassisted TygerBurger with interpreting theinterview on Friday.

“Maria encouraged me to participate inthe Miss Deaf Western Cape competition,where I had my first success,” says Terniel.

Maria says: “Terniel has the natural abili-ty to model. We are very proud of her.”

Terniel also won Miss Deaf South Africaand came fourth in the Miss Deaf World Pa-geant in 2007 which was held in Prague.

Maria replied that she always believed inTerniel. She also helped her design and sewthe dress she wore on the big night of thepageant.

“The other girls all had fancy dresses. Ihad a normal dress.

“I did not think I would win because myclothes were not as pretty as theirs. Now Iunderstand that it is not important what thedress looks like, but the person inside, thatis important,” Terniel added.

She said the first part of the competitionwas somewhat difficult. “The interpreterhad to lip read. But I had a friend that hel-ped. It was fine,” she said.

Among the prizes she won was a getawayat a hotel, cosmetics, hair products and aMiss Western Cape 2014 certificate.

Terniel was born in Springbok in theNorthern Cape but grew up in Kleinvlei.She lost her ability to hear at the age of 18months due to contracting meningitis. Shejoined the Dominican School for the Deafnear Wynberg at the age of 4 years.

So far, Terniel has completed her studiesin beauty therapy and Computer Studies atthe National Institute for the Deaf in Worce-ster. In June she returned to the DominicanSchool in Wittebome where she is currentlyassisting with computer classes.

“In this way I can plough back into thecommunity, something I enjoy,” she says.

Although she plans to become a teacher,she also hopes to continue furthering hermodelling career and in so doing, raise awa-reness about being deaf.

Juanita Smith, organiser of the Miss Wes-tern Cape event said: “At Role Models SAwe believe that everyone can make a diffe-rence.”

Deaf beauty wins MissWestern Cape

Terniel Oppel, who has been deaf for morethan 24 years, won the title Miss WesternCape 2014. The pageant was held on Saturday,6 September in Brackenfell.

PHOTO: CHRIS JENKINS

LOUISA STEYL@lounotes

A local choral enthusiast has worked himselfup the ranks at Cape Town Opera (CTO) bybeing recently appointed as the new CapeTown Opera Chorus Master.

Parow North’s Marvin Kernelle will takeover from Albert Horne, who took up a postat Hessisches Staatstheater in Wiesbaden,Germany.

Born in Bonteheuwel, Marvin grew up inBellair in Bellville. He started playing the or-gan when he was just 13, under the tutelageof well-known teacher Edwin Mullins. Akeen opera lover, he says: “There is some-thing about the complete musically immer-sive experience of an opera and choral musicthat neither needs, nor asks for excuses. Yougo to the opera, the music starts, and itdoesn’t let you go until the very end.”

Marvin auditioned for the CTO’s ChoralTraining Programme in December 2003 andwas accepted for the following year, whichwas perfect timing as this was the last yearof intake to the programme.

Under the guidance of Virginia Davids,Marvin studied towards a Performers Diplo-ma at the University of Cape Town’s OperaSchool from 2005 to 2007. In 2008 he joined theCTO’s Opera Chorus and went on to performin many of their productions in South Africaand overseas.

Marvin was a full-time chorus member andan assistant chorus conductor when CTOwon the International Chorus Award in Lon-don last year. He also stretched his legs asChorus Master when he worked with thechildren’s choir for Carmen (2010) and Otello(2013).

When Madama Butterfly was staged in Sep-tember last year, Marvin performed all theconducting.

But all that impressive experience hasn’tmade him immune to moments of mirth.

“We usually perform the Hallellujah med-ley at the end of our concerts,” says Marvin.

At a certain section, he keeps accidentallygiving the correct cue to the wrong voicegroup. “So,whenweperformthismedley, thechorus have developed a signature move thatshows me it’s not tenors’ but the mezzo-so-pranos’ turn!” he says. “I’m sure it will be re-ally funny when you see it live.”

Marvin explains that being a Chorus Mas-ter means conducting, planning and leadingthe vocal performances of the chorus. He alsoauditions and prepares the singers, ensuringthat the chorus “demonstrates the highestpossible level of artistic excellence.

Before being chosen as the new ChorusMaster, he was the project manager forCTO’s West Coast Choral Outreach Pro-gramme and although his new role won’t al-low him the time for outreach work, Marvinstill has ideas on how to get young childrenexcited about opera and choral music.

“Continually expose and educate from avery young age is key,” he says. “That’s whatgot me excited. I was exposed to choral musicand opera from an early age and those soundsare still ringing aloud.”

Now that he’s holding the reigns, Marvinsays he’d like to build on “already excellent”standard of the chorus.V Visit www.capetownopera.co.za for more on thecompany and shows.

Marvin’s Master­ful moves

Marvin Kernelle is Cape Town Opera’s newchorus master. PHOTO: TATIANA DACHSEL

LOUISA STEYL@lounotes

TygerBurger’s digital editor recently gotmore than just her feet wet when the news-paper was nominated to take part in the#ALSIceBucketChallenge.

TygerBurger was nominated by PrestigeAcademy and Centurion Academy in Bell-ville on Wednesday, so Cecilia Hume tookone for the team the very next day.

The #ALSIceBucketChallenge is a globalinitiative aimed at promoting awarenessand generating funds for research for amyo-trophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) disease.

Participants are dared to film themselveshaving a bucket of iced water poured overtheir heads or forfeit by donating money toa local organisation that deals with ALS, amotor neurone disease (MND).

Although TygerBurger have taken thechallenge, the newspaper will also be ma-king a monetary donation to The South Af-rican Motor Neurone Disease Association.

ALS is a motor neuron disease (MND)where the motor neurons, made up of milli-ons of nervenuclei in thebrainstemand spi-ne, degenerate.

This causes muscle weakness and stif-fness as well as resistance to movement andchanges in reflexes.

It can also result in difficulty speaking,swallowing, and breathing.

Most people with MND are over the ageof 50, but it can also affect people in their20s or 30s.

It usually presents itself in different waysdepending on the groups of muscle fibresthat start degenerating, but once diagnosed;patients usually have a life expectancy ofone to five years.

Although research is ongoing, there isstill no cure for MND, only treatments tohelp with symptoms.

TygerBurger nominated Radio Tyger-berg, Tyger Valley and CapeGate shoppingcentres to take up the challenge.

So brace yourself and support this worthycause!V Visit www.mnda.org.za for more information onMotor Neuron Disease and how you can help.V Visit www.tygerburger.co.za to see TygerBurger’s#ALSIceBucketChallenge.

Brave the icy water for a cause

News editor, Marana Brand van Hulsteyn didthe honours of pouring the bucket whendigital editor, Cecilia Hume, took the #ALSIce­BucketChallenge on behalf of TygerBurger.PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

Woensdag, 17 September 2014 NEWS TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier 7

TygerBurger and our sister publicationPeople’s Post have secured a sizzling line-upfor the first Hot Summer Groove takingplace at GrandWest Casino on Saturday 6December.

This groove looks set to become an annu-al event. Top artists sharing the stage in-clude Alistair Izobel, Emo and LoukmaanAdams, Black-byrd and Ramaine Barreiro-Lloyd. The band Take Note will make surethe groove is in the house.

Consummate showman Izobel needs nointroduction to Cape Town audiences. Witha healthy following, tickets to his concertsusually sell like hot cakes. While Emo Ad-ams is known to light up the stage with hisantics and moves, brother Loukmaan addsthat extra-special flair with his sultryvoice. The popular all-female trio Black-byrd will belt out all their hits at Hot Sum-mer Groove, including All for me and I feelgood today. The cherry on top is RamaineBarreiro-Lloyd, known for her brilliant in-terpretation of Tina Turner in the Barn-yard’s productions.

As an added bonus, we will be givingaway a car at the show. Your ticket servesas your entry, so don’t miss out! Up forgrabs is a FAW V2 1.3 worth R100 000. Thiscar comes with all the bells and whistles in-cluding power steering, electric windows,radio/CD player, remote central locking,airbags and air conditioning. A serviceplan is also includedand the car comeswitha three-year guarantee.

Since it is the season of giving, we’ll alsobe donating R5 of each ticket sold to a localcharity, which will be announced shortly.V Tickets for Hot Summer Groove, ranging fromR130, are available from Computicket

Get yourgroove onand win a car

Ramaine Barreiro­Lloyd, who regularly beltsout Tina Turner hits at The Barnyard Theatre,is among the list of top performers for HotSummer Groove.

8 TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier Woensdag, 17 September 2014HOOFARTIKELBLAD

Niks is ’nvermorsing vantyd as jy dieervaringoordeelkundiggebruik.

– Auguste Rodin

Geroskam en gereed vir rit: Een van die ruiters wat Sondag by Joostenbergvlakte aan 'n Cape Hunt­uitritdeelgeneem het, skud hier voor die rit die hare van haar handskoene af ná sy haar perd geborsel het. Besoekwww.tygerburger.co.za vir meer foto’s. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

BRIEWEbriewe@tygerburger.co.za|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Bellville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woordenie, sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

One often reads and hearsabout motorcyclists’ involve-ment in road accidents – moreoften than not, the cause of theaccident is placed at the feet ofthe other road user.

While sitting in peak hourtraffic on a national road lastweek, I was really annoyed atthe number of bikers zig-zag-ging their way through thegridlocked traffic.

With my senses on highalert, I noticed most motorcy-clists would either speed pastvehicles in the gap betweenlanes, or manoeuvre their waythrough the traffic to get to thefront. They also seem to forcetheir way into turning lanes atrobots or stop-streets, withlittle or no regard for othermotorists.

Understandably, their chosenmode of transport allows themto skip the traffic which we, togreat frustration have toendure. A little respect whilemeandering through vehicleswould be appreciated.

TIM TRAFFICEmail

Motorcyclists,have respect

I’m writing with regard toLindie van Wyk’s letter “Ateam of good Samaritans” aboutthe man walking with a crutchwho fell because he had ahyperglycaemic incident,(TygerBurger, 3 September). I’msorry to say, but he is a fake. Ialso helped him in similarcircumstances two years ago. Ididn’t give him any money, butI think the people who assistedme did.

I subsequently found out thathe has been pulling this stunt

all over South Africa. In 2010,he was doing the same inRandburg. Since then, he hassuccessfully pulled his stunt inthe CBD, Green Point andRondebosch.

He usually calls himselfVuyani and he also appears orpretends to be a deaf-mute. Heis always on his way to a busor train station.

By all means, help him upbecause he genuinely appearsto be disabled, but don’t givehim any money. He is usingyou.

MARINA DU TOITParklands

Don’t fall for thefallen man’s con

Ek het op Vrydag 5 Septemberom ongeveer 14:00 by ingang 10van Tygervallei gestaan en wagvir iemand om my te komhaal.

Ek het met my selfoon in myhand gestaan en wag. Ek hetmy inkopiesak op die grondneergesit. Toe ek afbuk om ditop te tel, moes my selfoon uitmy hand gegly het sonder datek daarvan bewus was.

’n Hele ruk nadat ons byvriende se huis was, het dieselfoon van my vriendin seman, wat ek laaste vanaf myfoon geskakel het, gelui en ditwas onder my naam.

So vind ek toe uit dat ek myselfoon verloor het. Ons skakeltoe die nommer en groot was

Waardeer eerlikheidvan T’vallei­werker

my verbasing om te hoor dateen van die mans wat dietrollies bymekaar maak, ditopgetel het en die laaste nom-mer geskakel het.

Ek wil die persoon baiebedank vir sy eerlikheid enopregtheid. Dit is so min dat ’nmens nog sulke eerlike mensein ons tyd kry.

Baie dankie aan die persoonwie se naam ek ongelukkig nieken nie.

MARALENE VAN BLERKGroenvallei

I want to thank whoever placedthe 10 tables and benchesaround [Sonstraal] Dam. Nowpeople can sit and picnic, andenjoy what we residents enjoyeveryday.

Is it at all possible to putextra bins there too? When abin is full, people just placetheir rubbish next to the bin.

The dogs have a ball, tearingthe packets open and eatingchicken bones or whatever elseis inside. And of course thewind has great fun spreadingthe rubbish all over the place.

This is a residential area.Why can’t people just take theirrubbish with them? It’s as easyas that.

GINNY ALDRIDGESonstraal

Take your rubbishwith you please

In response to “Scrap ‘no petsallowed’ rule” (TygerBurger, 10September).

Karen Nesbit does not knowwhat goes on behind the scenes.I am on the trustee committeeof a complex in Sonstraal and Iam one of the occupants of aunit where I have to listen tothe barking of dogs all day,while the owners are sitting atwork in bliss.

Yes, we also have a rule thatowners or tenants have toapply to keep an animal of aspecific size, but some of thetenants say they have no pets.Once they are in, a dog arrives,too. When they apply, we aretold the animal is miniature,but then a dog the size of aborder collie suddenly appears.What can you do once they arein? Absolutely nothing.

When they are confronted, weare told: “Strange, we werehome all night or weekend anddidn’t hear the dog barking.”

Obviously the animal won’tbark when you are home.Please think of the otheroccupants of the complex andrather don’t have an animal ifyou cannot be there to takethem out for a walk, give themsome love and attention andkeep them quiet.

Give this some thought.LIZ

Durbanville

Re­thinking havingpets in apartments

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LEWENSKIEKIE

Loop dinge opaarde nouskielik skeef?Draai dié wêreld vinniger as in dieverlede om sy eie as? Of is dit diebeskadigde osoonlaag wat ons aardlingesó aantas?

Want blaai ’n mens deur die koerantevan die afgelope tyd, wonder jy of daariewers ’n grootskaalse kortsluiting in dietopverdiepings van dié planeet se bewo-ners plaasgevind het.

Oordeel gerus self na aanleiding vannet dié paar voorbeelde:

1) Die tuin van ons geagte prez seNkandla-paleis kos glo ’n allemintige R16miljoen rand. Twaalf broodbome alleenpluk R1,6 miljoen uit belastingbetalers sesakke.

2) ’n Man word in hegtenis geneemomdat hy hom as ’n vroulike generaal-majoor in SA se polisiediens voordoendeur grimering te dra en in ’n hoë stemte praat.

3) Ons buurman, oom Bob Mugabe, sevrou behaal ’n doktorsgraad by dieUniversiteit van Zimbabwe, waar manliefterloops kanselier is. Dit was ’n redelikeverrassing, selfs vir die inwoners vanZim, omdat sy eers in Julie vanjaar virdie graad geregistreer het. En mev.Mugabe het tot voor haar doktorsgraadgeen na-graadse kwalifikasies gehad nie!

4) Die wrede Islamitiese Staat (IS)onthoof sy soveelste Westerse slagoffervoor kameras.

5) Die Bokke verloor teen die AllBlacks, maar die SA media en ondersteu-ners swaai hul span net lof toe!

Is dit nie asof die dinge hier op aardelelik begin skeefloop nie?

HOOFARTIKEL

SMSV Mnr. Buffel in die silwer Audi, wat ry enander se lewens in gevaar stel, en dit met’n kind wat nie eens vasgegordel is nie. Jyvloek op weerlose vrouens wat kamstig,volgens jou, iets verkeerd gedoen het. Ditnet nadat jy my die middelvinger gegeehet ná jy my afgesny het en ek amper indie sypaadjie vasgery het. Jy is nie ’n manse naam werd nie, want jy teiken weerlosevrouens en stel lewens in gevaar, omdatjy nie jou sin kry. Ek haal my hoed af virdie man wat jou aanvat en op jou plek sit.Aan die arme tannie wat onder jou buffel­agtigheid deurgelopp het: Tannie het niksverkeerd gedoen nie. ­ Anoniem

V Ek kon net huil en huil toe ek die tweefoto’s langs mekaar sien (TB, 20 Augus­tus). Albei groepe het komberse vir diekoue ontvang. Die een groep was verstan­delike gestremde jong mense en die anderpsigiatriese pasiënte. Dit is hartverskeu­rend, maar ek weet hoe groot my dank­baarheid is dat as my kind op een van diefoto’s sou verskyn, dit op die een met dieverstandelike gestremdes sal wees. ­ ’nMamma

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V Op Donderdag 14 Augustus om 13:00 hetek geval by die Pick n Pay­parkering by dieGoodwood­inkopiesentrum. Baie dankieaan die twee mans wat my opgehelp het.­ Louise du Toit

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Woensdag, 17 September 2014 NEWS TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier 9

On­the­ball: Balvenie Primary in Elsies River is ready to bat, bowl or kick to do whateverit takes to keep them active. The school recently celebrated a welcome boost from theNational Lottery Distribution Fund with a donation of R77 765 for new sports equipment.The school is also hoping to renovate their sportsfield and improve facilities. Here principalTrevor Jansen, left, helps Ezra Cupido get into the swing with his wicket­keeping as XavierDiedericks, teacher Dean van Jaarsveld, Frederico Minnies, Devonte Abrahams, DavitoZacharias and Chadwin Davids play along. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Vrouedag: Die Griekwa­koninklike huis se vroueliga het op 30 Augustus ’n vrouedag gehou in diesaal van die Hoërskool Perserverance. Hierdie geleentheid het gehandel oor vroue­ en kindermis­handeling, asook die geskiedenis rondom die Griekwa­volk, sy tradisie en kultuur en die grondeiserondom die Khoisan. Daar was ook verskillende jong meisies wat verras het met hul dansuitvoe­ring en baie bejaardes het die Khoisan­musiek geniet en selfs saam gedans. Vroue wat dieprogram bygewoon het, het bevestig dat hulle die geskiedenis rondom die Adam Kok­stamhuisgeniet het en dat hulle trots is om deel te wees van die Griekwa se koninklike huis in Belhar. DieAdam Kok­stamgeskiedenis loop van Adam Kok 1 tot Adam Kok 5. Die Griekwa­volk wil ook sykoning gelukwens met sy 60ste verjaarsdag op 8 September. Daar is nog programme wat in diegemeenskap voor die einde van die jaar van stapel gestuur gaan word. Die gemeenskap kan dieleiers skakel as hulle deel daarvan wil wees. Hier by die geleentheid is (voor van links) hoofvrouJulia Visser, hoofvrou Maureen Haywood, hoofman Morris Haywood en hoofvrou Johanna Pypers.Agter is kaptein Naomi Agulhas, Nazly Visser, Aisha Pypers, Felicity Afrika en Isak Louw. Vir meerinligting oor die liga, skakel Julia by 074 425 0214 of Johanna by 073 089 5557. FOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Blossoming beauties: Spring has sprung and now some blossoming beauties are also gearingup for some excitement. In keeping with a tradition spanning 25 years, the Falke factory hostedtheir annual Spring Queen pageant on Saturday 8 September. There was lots of fun and excite­ment as the organisers put on a great show and staff cheered for their favourites. The winner isKarin Louw from Kraaifontein, centre, a yarn technician who will be representing the factory atthe semi­finals later this month. Everybody is hoping to see her at the finals at the Good HopeCentre in Cape Town in November. With her from left is, Ms Personality Patulah George fromBellville South, second princess Leandre Hendricks from Delft, and the best dressed ladies MariaAfrika from Parow and Ilse Jegels of Bellville South.

The Blanket Project, which was launchedby Media24’s Leisure Books earlier thisyear, has produced its first clutch of blan-kets. On Thursday 4 September, 40 blan-kets were handed over to ThuthuzelaCare Centre for rape victims at KarlBremer Hospital in Bellville.

Zaneta Burger, coordinator of theproject, said that a further R11 000 wasraised through an auction which will beused to buy care packages for the resi-dents of the centre. In a call to action is-sued by Leisure Books in April, Media24

staff and Leisure Books members wereasked to knit 20cm x 20cm squares andsend these to the Leisure Books head of-fice. The response was overwhelmingand the Parow Womens’ Agricultural As-sociation, who was assisted with sewingthe squares together, could hardly keepup. The project will continue with re-quests to knit beanies, scarves, glovesand toys.V Anyone who wishes to get involved in theproject can email Zaneta Burger zburger@lesers­kring.com.

Knitting up a storm for rape victims

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LOUISA STEYL@lounotes

Historic imagery are inter-woven with modern con-cepts in Rehane Abra-

hams’ What the Water Gave Me.Directed by Table View’s Jade

Bowers, this moving producti-on will be on stage at Cape TownCity Hall from Thursday 25 toSunday 28 September as part ofthe Cape Town Fringe Festival.

Rehane, who grew up in Re-treat, was inspired by her tra-vels abroad to create What theWater Gave Me.

It all startedwhenshewas lea-ving San Francisco in Americain 1997, when a friend gave hera book on Navajo sandpaintingwhich captured her imaginati-on.

A sense of tribal lossThe paintings are used for he-

aling during ceremonies andRehane says she had always hadan interested in the “ritual na-ture of performance and how asa rite of passage, theatre heldthe potential to transform”.

Needing some healing her-self, shedecided touse theNava-jo concept to draw a map of whe-re she had been and where shewas going. This she then laidthat over a medicine wheel de-picted through the sandpain-tings. The experience turned in-to a “medicine play” where thestage became an extension ofthe sand painting.

After some time back in CapeTown, Rehane travelled to En-gland where she pulled out themap and started researching aplay.Her research let her to rea-lise that she was partly ailed bya sense of tribal loss. “I was bornafter the Group Areas Act hadforced my father’s family fromthe homestead where they’d li-ved since the 1700s inClaremontto Wetton,” Rehane explains.

“There was always an unspo-ken sadness around ‘home’ inthe family and I suffered a senseof homelessness/rootlessness,as though my roots were in shif-ting water not soil.”

The geography of the imaginati­on

Rehane would often ask hergrandmother where they werefrom and recalled these bedtimestories while working on theplay. Back in Cape Town, Reha-ne and her friend, Sara Mat-chett started The MothertongueProject, a collective of femaleperformance artists interestedin exploring the sacred in andthrough performance. They fo-cus on transformation and hea-

ling in their work to empoweraudiences. “Sara and I decidedto start it to attempt to addressthe issues around violenceagainst girls and women thatthe play explores,” she ex-plains.“From there Sara expa-nded it to affect the lives of hun-dreds of young women.”

InterwovenThe play was first staged, un-

der the direction of Sara, at Ca-pe Town Theatre Laboratory’sCollaborations Festival in No-vember 2000 and then at theBaxter in July 2001.

But that wasn’t the end of thestory. Rehane travelled back toEngland and from there to Am-sterdam, Central Java, Lombok,Bali, Borneo and Sulawesi, de-veloping the play along the way.

What theWaterGaveMe featu-res four different characterswhose different stories are in-terwoven.

“They each represent a direc-tion or an element,” Rehane ex-plains. “They are aspects of thesame story or same person ifyou will. The story binds them.”Cherae Halley brings the cha-racters to life under the directi-on of Jade.It is also significantthat the play is being performedin Cape Town, where it waswritten. “The play is a sort of apsycho- geography where thegeography of the city becomesmerged with a geography of theimagination and these mergewith the geography of the story-teller’s body,” says Rehane.“Ina way our bodies are a productof the land we walk on, our bo-dies remember all the placesthat shape us to the people whotouched and continue to touchus.”V The Cape Town Fringe Festival runsfrom Thursday 25 September untilSunday 5 October. Visit www.cape­townfringe.co.za for more info or tobook tickets.

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DIE DEPARTEMENT VAN GEMEENSKAPS-VEILIGHEID NOOI GODSDIENSTIGE INSTELLINGS UIT OM

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BELANGRIKEKENNISGEWING

Innovative playlets the bodyremember

Rehane Abrahams, the choreogra­pher and performer in What theWater Gave Me.

There’s much excitement at CapeTown City Ballet as the companyprepares to stage the historic pro-duction, Spring & Fall.

Three works by world-renownedchoreographer, John Neumeier ofHamburg Ballet, Spring and Fall,Vaslav and Le Sacre, will be pre-miered in South Africa for the veryfirst time.

Neumeier is considered as one ofthe greatest living choreographersof the 21st century. His astoundingvolume of work, consisting of some120 ballets mostly created for theHamburg Ballet, has been per-formed by the world’s leading bal-let companies.

Created in 1994, Spring and Fallis a lyrical piece danced toDvorák’s stirring Serenade forStrings inEmajorOp. 22, oneof thecomposer’s most beloved composi-tions, while Vaslav is dedicated tothe fascinating life and work of leg-endary dancer and choreographer,Vaslav Nijinsky. Set to music byJohan Sebastian Bach, the dancersperform to the accompaniment ofa live pianist on stage.

Le Sacre is danced to IgorStravinski’s highly dramatic and

primeval composition, The Rite ofSpring (Le Sacre du printemps),one of the most influential orches-tral works of the 20th century.

Two star dancers from HamburgBallet, Silvia Azzoni and Alexan-der Riabko, join the Cape TownCity Ballet company for the pro-duction and will appear in everyperformance. The Cape Town Phil-harmonic Orchestra will play at allperformances, with pianist PieterRooi accompanying Vaslav.V Spring & Fall will be on stage from Friday

26 September until Tuesday 30 Septem­ber with matinee performances on theSaturday and Sunday. Tickets cost be­tween R100 and R280 and are availablefrom Computicket or Artscape Dial a Seaton 021 421 7695.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V One reader can win double tickets tosee Spring & Fall on Sunday 28 Septem­ber at 15:00. SMS the word “Elsiesriver”folllowed by your name and contact de­tails to 45527 before 12:00 on Monday 22September to enter. SMSes cost R1.50.

Win to see this beauty of a ballet

Le Sacre by John Neumeier will be performed as part of Spring and Fall.PHOTO: HOLGER BADEKOW

’n Sondagskool-klas. Een stoel en ’nmelamientafel. ’n Kassetopnemer en’n senderskottel wat met groot moei-te teen die kerktoring vasgemaakis… en waarskynlik twintig luiste-raars.

Dít was 21 jaar gelede die beskeiebegin van Radio Tygerberg, dieSkiereiland se Christenstem.

“Vanjaar vier ons 21 jaar van ‘Onsstorie, Sy glorie’ en dit met ’n splin-ternuwe logowatdiemoderne identi-teit van die stasie reflekteer,” vertelHardus Zevenster, uitvoerende hoof

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Die vorige Radio Tygerberg-logo isin 2005 geskep om in te pas by die kor-poratiewe sakemodel wat van daar-die jaar af gevolg is.

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Die ontwerpers het daarin geslaagom ’n logo te ontwerp wat juis daar-die eienskappe weerspieël.

Terselfdertyd is die stasie se leuseaangepas van “Ons verkondig Chris-tus” na “Ons LEEF Christus”.

Nuwe identiteit vir stasie tydens mondigwording

The Western Cape ChoralMusic Association (WeCC-MA)will be hosting a choralmusic competition concerton Sunday 21 September.

Participating choirs in-clude the UCT Choir for Afri-ca (Rondebosch), Isivungu-vungu in Simon’s Town,Heavenly Voices and JoyfulHarmonies (both from Gugu-lethu) The Chorus from Lan-ga, UWC creative arts andCPUT choir in Bellville, aswell as the Simon Estes

Alumni, United Choral Art-ists and many more Khay-elitsha choirs will be per-forming.

WeCCMA governs choralmusic in the province andthe concert aims to unite res-idents through music.

Umhlobo Wenene FM’sBulelani Koyo will be the em-cee for the day.V The concert will take place at theCPUT sports hall at the BellvilleCampus from 10:00. Entry costsR50.

Voices soar at choral competition

Woensdag, 17 September 2014 ADVERTISEMENT TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier 11

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Multicultural theatre, music, dance and po-etry productions are set to engage audiencesin a celebration of the country’s rich herit-age at Artscape Theatre.

The Artscape Heritage Festival, whichruns from Thursday 18 to Tuesday 30 Sep-tember,will reflect onSouthAfrica’s historyand struggle for freedom.

In this month, South Africans are encour-aged to engage with the past, particularly onnational Heritage Day on Wednesday 24 Sep-tember.

The headliner shows – Unmute, They DiedSinging, Biko’s Quest and Rainbow Scars –are programmed as a double bill at the Art-scapeTheatre.A 30-minute interval betweenthe two productions will feature live enter-tainment.

Unmute and They Died Singing run back-to-back from Wedensday 24 to Saturday 27September.

Unmute, choreographedbyAndileVellem,is a dance piece based on this dancer’s expe-rience as a dancer who is deaf. It is a wayfor Vellem to find his voice as a choreogra-pher, using sign language as the source ofthe movement vocabulary. It features per-formers with different dance backgroundsto find and explore what they would like tounmute: feelings, perceptions, social norms,

expectations and deconstructing what socie-ty perceives as dance.

They Died Singing is a musical productionbased on the life of Vuyisile Mini, who wasa unionist, Umkhonto we Sizwe activist,singer, dancer and poet.

It highlights his journey in the unionmovement, detentions at the hands of theapartheid regime to his last day when he wasexecuted alongside Zinakile Mkhaba andWilson Khayinga on 6 November 1964.

Rainbow Scars and Biko’s Quest run back-to-back on Monday 29 and Tuesday 30 Sep-tember, before they leave for the AfrovibeFestival in Amsterdam in October.

Set in present-day SA, Rainbow Scars cele-brates 20 years of democracy and exploresissues of identity, exclusion and privilege.

Biko’s Quest explores the life and ideas ofthe young anti-apartheid activist Steve Bikowho inspired many people and continues todo so.

Biko’s ideas and writings on Black Con-sciousness empowered people with a newsense of self-worth, self-motivation and anattitude of activism.

The story is narrated and performedthrough song, dance, dialogue and multi-me-dia.

The Arena Theatre will also host commu-

nity theatre performances, Toe RavensmeadNog Tiervlei Was and Lingua Franca, inpartnership with community-based arts or-ganisations, from Thursday 18 September.

Toe Ravensmead Nog Tiervlei Was tells thestory of a family forcefully removed fromTiervlei, now known as Ravensmead, and isbased on a factual forced removal that hap-pened in 1958 in the area which has subse-quently been subdivided into Parow Valley

and Ravensmead in accordance with theGroup Areas Act 41 of 1950.

Lingua Franca is an exploration of inher-itance through poetry featuring a leadingspoken word movement and a musical base.

V Tickets for the Artscape Heritage Festival are avail­able from Computicket or Dial­A­Seat on 021 4217695. Tickets per double bill cost R100. Visitwww.artscape.co.za for more information.

Heritage in spotlight at Artscape

Unmute, choreographed by Andile Vellem, is a dance piece based on this dancer’s experience asa dancer who is deaf. PHOTO: DEX GOODMAN

Cuppa­4­Care to support Iris HouseMAGRIET THERON

@magrietron

Iris House Children’s Hospice, a charity thatsupports special needs children with a limit-ed life expectancy, is organising an interna-tional fund-raiser on 28 September.

Iris House operates from a home office inWelgelegen, but is building up funds to reno-vate a house in Stikland where children willbe able to attend daily workshops and be pro-

vided with overnight care.Anyone can help raise funds by hosting a

tea party, champagne breakfast, wine tast-ing or braai on this day.

“The concept is very simple. A host regis-ters as a Cuppa4Care with Iris House office,receives a unique donation number and apack that contains invites, tea party sugges-tions, donation forms and all the things youneed to help make your tea a success.

“It is very simply what ever you make of

it,” says Sue van der Linde, founder andchairperson of Iris House.

She says the idea is to invite guests whothen donate money in return for a seat atyour table.

“This can be R100 each, or R20 each, thatis totally up to you as the host and guests.

“Our Cuppa4Care champion Sheila willalso be in touch to help you get the ball roll-ing,” Van der Linde says.

The host whose tea party raises the most

funds will win a kitchen appliance.The guests at the best presented tea, plus

the hostess, will also receive spa pampervouchers.

To qualify for these prizes, Van der Lindesays hosts must take photos of their eventand post them onto the Iris House Facebookpage.

V If you would like to host a Cuppa4Care tea partyplease contact them on info@iris­house.org.

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.BELHAR - R435 000: 2 properties on one erfeach properties consists of 2 beds, lounge bathr.and the one house with a f.kitch, ideal for thosewho have more than one wife!!!!URGENT SALE!! TUSCANY GLEN R850 000neg: 3 beds., with tiled floors, 2 kids rooms withb.ic., bath & sep. toilet, walk thru closet, livingarea, recently renovated f.f.kitch, large lnge area,lam. floors + TVr with Jetmaster, s.pool, outsidebraai & undercover entertain. area. Also grannyflat with 2 beds., lnge & kitchen. In cul-de-sac.BELHAR OFF CHESTNUT WAY R360000 -Semi detached, neat 3 beds, bath & toilet, kitch,+ lounge & sep. diningr., undercover sec. parking.BELHAR - R300 000 – Near Airport Mall- Cor-ner plot, this house consist of 2 beds, bath & toi-let, kitchen, lounge and secured parking. I mayhave another one to squeeze in but will onlyknow later in the day.CHARLESVILLE (Urgent sale) R720 000 - fullyenclosed 3 beds, lounge, bath and toilet, largefitted kitchen, garage.BELHAR / Pentech R500000- 3 beds, 2 baths,fully fitted, lounge with fire place.BELHAR CHESTNUT WAY R680000Fully encl, single garage , 3 beds, fitted kitchen,lounge and diningroom. Not to be missed.BONTEHEUWEL - R295 000- Corner maison-ette, fully fitted, lounge & diningroom, 2 beds.

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.BELHAR / DE MISTOld Belhar (Chesnut) - 3 beds., f.f.kitchen,garage, lunge, large plot. R689 0.00Kanonkop - 3 beds., f.f.kitchen plus granny flat,good investment. R549 000DELFT / ROSENDAL - R250 000 - 2 beds.3 beds., - R320 000WESBANKR289 000 neg. - 3 beds., renovated, f.f.kitchen. Abeauty!MATROOSFONTEIN4 beds., 2 baths, lounge, diningr., remote gates,parking for 3 cars. R749 000 neg.KUILS RIVER - SUNBIRD PARK3 beds., incomplete house plus wendy, largeplots. R380 000 neg.CASH BARGAINSDELFT SOUTH -3 beds. R180 000LEIDEN - 2 beds., R99 000

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Bonteheuwel – R295 000: 2 bedroommaisonette, kitchen, family bathroom,fully enclosed.Elsiesriver/Eureka Estate – R320 000: 3 beds,lnge, bathr, diningr, kitchen, fully encl., needs TLCDennemere/Blue Downs – R475 000: 3 beds,lounge, o.plan kitchen, fam. bathr, undercoverparking for 2 cars, burglar bars, security gatesBelhar/Ext 13 – R310 000: 3 bedrooms, lounge,kitchen, bathroom, secure parkingVoorbrug/Delft – R320 000: 4 beds, bathr,lounge, kitchen, dining room, double garageBonteheuwel – R320 000: 2 beds. maisonette,fitted kitchen, bathroom, fully enclosed, carportFountain Village – R380 0003 bedrooms, bathroom, lounge, fitted kitchen,u/c paring, alarm systemThe Hague/Delft – R 265 000Renovated 2 bedroom house, lounge, kitchen,bathroom, undercover parking, burglar bars

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The International Federation of Bodybuilding (IFBB) Western Province hosted the SA championships from 10­13 September at the Grand Arena at GrandWest. The contest proved to be one of thebest shows ever hosted at a world class venue. Western Province won the team trophy and secured several national champions and top­three spots. Ravin Kolbe won the juniors u­23 under 75kgdivision. Sheldon Valjalo won the men’s physique up to 170cm and Oscar Ratya won the welterweight division. Theunis Bester successfully defended the physiques up to 178cm title he bagged lastyear. Michael Adonis won the light middleweight title and Scarlet Jackson, a rookie, won the fitness bikini over 169cm division. Nicolene Booysen won the fitness bikini up to 163cm title. NadineMyron stood out as she comfortably won the ladies physique title. Go to www.tygerburger.co.za for more photos. From left: Ravin Kolbe, Michael Adonis, Nadine Myron, Scarlet Jackson and TheunisBester. PHOTOS: STEHAN SCHOEMAN

IFBB South African bodybuilding and fitness championships

Milnerton Aquatic Club (Mac) will be parti-cipating in a global sailing event, known asBart’s Bash, on Sunday 21 September.

Sailing clubs from all around the worldwill be racing on the same day to set a newGuinness World Record for the biggest num-ber of boats sailing at the same time around

the world. In order for Mac to qualify, theclub must have a minimum of 25 boats ra-cing. Bart’s Bash is now open to all sailorsfor an entry fee of R50 for adults and R20 forchildren.

Funds raised will go towards the AndrewSimpson Sailing Foundation in honour of

Andrew ‘Bart’ Simpson who passed away ina sailing accident at the America’s Cup. An-drew was a Gold and Silver Olympic Medal-list. Sailors need to register online atwww.bartsbash.co.uk/login-select to quali-fy for the race.

Entry fees can be paid at the Mac office

during registration, which will take placefrom 09:30 at Mac on Sandpiper Crescent,(off Pentz Drive) Flamingo Vlei, Tableview.

Participants can enter at the Table BayNature Reserve gate. The race will begin at11:00.V Visit www.bartsbash.co.uk for more information.

Calling all sailors to help Mac set sailing world record

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Dennemere – R 500 000: 3 bedrooms, lounge,fitted kitchen, bathr., secure parking for 8 carsTuscany Glen – All offers over R 650 000 willbe considered 3 bedrooms, fully fitted kitchen,lounge overlooks swimming pool & entertain-ment area, family bathr. and a 2 bedr. granny flat.Matroosfontein - R 475 000 neg:2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom.Matroosfontein – R 599 000: 2 beds, lounge,kitchen, bathroom & 2 bedroom granny flat withkitchen, bathroom, lounge.Vredelust / Kuilsriver – R 845 000:Brand new 3 bedroom house, fam. bathr. &en-suite, f/f kitchen, lounge, double garage.Matroosfontein - R 490 000:2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, family bathroom,fully enclosed, undercover parking.Vahalla Park – R 240 000 neg:3 bedrooms, lounge, burglar bars,fully enclosed - Maisonette.

Gary 081 431 5939Thando 076 528 0495

Alain 078 133 6933Melissa 072 057 5753

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.Kuilsriver/Sunbird Park: 461sqm vacantplot.Wendyhouse on property. R375 000 (neg)Kuils River/Sunbird Park: 4 Beds, BIC, 3 bathrs.2 ensuite, full bathr. Study nook. Large ground forextensions. Tandem gar, carport. R750 000Malibu Village: 3/4 bedr., lnge, dinnigr., sepkitch., lam. floor throughout, BIC, m.e.s, ain bedr.gar. with direct access. Needs your finishing tou-ches. R470 000 (neg)Eerste River/Beverley Estate : Very neat 3 bedswith B.I.C. O/p kitch. with cherry wood BIC, fullfam. bath, close to shops and schools. R520 000Eerste River/Devon Park: Very neat 2 beds.Kitc, fam bath. + 2 beds sep. entr (incomplete)R365 000Eerste River/Park Village - Very neat 3 beds,BIC, part lam. floor. Full bathr. & en-suite.Garage for 2 cars. R475 000Tuscany Glen: 3 Beds, BIC. Lam. floors. o/pkitch., B.I.C, fam. room with fireplace(jetmaster)and surround sound. Bar area with b.i. braai,PLUS s.pool. Extra 2 bedr. sep. entrance, lam.floors. All for R795 000 (neg)Parow Valley: First floor flat, 3 bedr. , en-suite,all B.I.C. O. plan kitch. Cover parking. Close to allamenities. R510 000 (neg.)

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WESBANK– R98 000:2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom.WESBANK – R 120 000:Neat 1 bedroom, lounge, bathrm, kitchen.WESBANK - R 180 000:Spacious 2 bedr., bathr., lounge, kitchen.FOUNTAIN VILLAGE - R 337 000:Renovated 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen,bathroom, under cover parking, burglar barsAVALON PARK - R 480 000:Spacious 3 bedrooms with en-suite, fittedkitchen, bathr., laminated flooring, lounge.FACTRETON - R 595 000: 3 bedr., familybathroom, lounge & 2 bedroom granny flat.KHAYELITSHA – R 380 000:3 bedrooms, bathroom & en-suite, kitchen,lounge, fully enclosedHAMILTON ESTATE – R 410 000:2 bedrooms, lnge, kitchen, bathr., fully enclosed.

Melissa 072 057 5753Alain 078 133 6933

Thando 076 528 0495Gary 081 431 5939

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YOLAM PROPERTIESBELHAR (Face brick double storey)R475 0003 Beds, toilet/shower upstairs,fitted kitchen, lounge + TV-room, corberbath/toilet downstairs, tiles, b/bars,s/gates, carport, enclosed.

DELFT (ROOSENDAL) R325 0002 Beds, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet, geyser,b/bars, s/gates, big tarred plot, f/enclosed.BONTEHEUWEL R330 000

1 Bed + b.i.c's, lounge, fitted kitchen,geyser, incomplete entertainment area,tiles, 2 bed wendyhouse, carport x 3 cars,enclosed.

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The International Federation of Bodybuilding (IFBB) Western Province hosted the SA championships from 10­13 September at the Grand Arena at GrandWest. The contest proved to be one of thebest shows ever hosted at a world class venue. Western Province won the team trophy and secured several national champions and top­three spots. Ravin Kolbe won the juniors u­23 under 75kgdivision. Sheldon Valjalo won the men’s physique up to 170cm and Oscar Ratya won the welterweight division. Theunis Bester successfully defended the physiques up to 178cm title he bagged lastyear. Michael Adonis won the light middleweight title and Scarlet Jackson, a rookie, won the fitness bikini over 169cm division. Nicolene Booysen won the fitness bikini up to 163cm title. NadineMyron stood out as she comfortably won the ladies physique title. Go to www.tygerburger.co.za for more photos. From left: Ravin Kolbe, Michael Adonis, Nadine Myron, Scarlet Jackson and TheunisBester. PHOTOS: STEHAN SCHOEMAN

IFBB South African bodybuilding and fitness championships

Milnerton Aquatic Club (Mac) will be parti-cipating in a global sailing event, known asBart’s Bash, on Sunday 21 September.

Sailing clubs from all around the worldwill be racing on the same day to set a newGuinness World Record for the biggest num-ber of boats sailing at the same time around

the world.In order for Mac to qualify, the club must

have a minimum of 25 boats racing. Bart’sBash is now open to all sailors for an entryfee of R50 for adults and R20 for children.

Funds raised will go towards the AndrewSimpson Sailing Foundation in honour of

Andrew ‘Bart’ Simpson who passed away ina sailing accident at the America’s Cup. An-drew was a Gold and Silver Olympic Medal-list. Sailors need to register online atwww.bartsbash.co.uk/login-select to quali-fy for the race.

Entry fees can be paid at the Mac office

during registration, which will take placefrom 09:30 at Mac on Sandpiper Crescent,(off Pentz Drive) Flamingo Vlei, Tableview.

Participants can enter at the Table BayNature Reserve gate. The race will begin at11:00.V Visit www.bartsbash.co.uk for more information.

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NEWLANDS: SCHOOL FOUNDED ON HALLOWED GROUND

Nurturingtalent atcricket schoolBy January next year, one of the most

famous and picturesque cricketgrounds in the world will become

home to a high school.The Western Province Cricket Associa-

tion (WPCA), in partnership with Stone-fountain Colleges, announced the opening ofNewlands Cricket High School last week.

Shaheed Shaik, the founder and directorof the new school, says the school will broad-en the scope for talented cricket players toshine, so that more players of value can pro-ceed through the local cricketing system.“There are currently four very prominentcricket schools in town, but disadvantagedplayers cannot afford to attend theseschools,” he says.

“The objective of the new school’s man-agement team is to arrange scholarships fornine players from disadvantaged back-grounds, thus ensuring thatmoney isnot themost important criteria when decidingwhich players will be accepted at the topcricket institutions.”

The school will be following the provincialeducationdepartment’s curriculumandwillbe accepting Grade 8 and Grade 9 pupils fornext year. In this way, the school will growby a grade every year.

“After five years, the school should haveat least 45 well-developed disadvantagedplayers vying for provincial selection onmerit, rather than opting for the very unpop-ular quota system,” says Shaik.

Balancing cricket and academicsThe school will have a fully-fledged aca-

demic programme, but will fit the develop-ment of cricket skills into the daily pro-gramme. According to the WPCA website,the school will be housed in the CenturyClub on the third floor at the southern endof the field. It will also use the facilities ofWestern Province Cricket Club, a mere

stone’s throw away from the stadium. “Ap-plicants will be assessed in terms of theircricketing ability by coaches on the school’sstaff and only those players with an aboveaverage ability to play cricket will be accept-ed. Players who show real potential but whohave fully not developed, will also be consid-ered,” reads the statement.

Passionate about the game“Teaching staff will be registered with the

South African Council of Educators, whilecricket coaches will be at least Level Twocompliant coaches. The school’s core activi-ty will be cricket development and playerswill be exposed to the best possible pro-grammes, workshops and practice ses-sions.”

The pupils will also will be exposed tomany forms of cricket and will play matchesin the WPCA schools and clubs competition.They will also tour around the country andhost touring teams from around the world.

“Players will not lose out on school work,as teachers will be touring with the players,ensuring that the academic programme con-tinues,” Shaik says.

WPCA general manager Nabeal Dienpraises Shaik for his “forward thinking” interms of cricket development and education.“He is passionate about education and morepassionate about the game of cricket,” Diensays.

“It is my contention that with his vast ex-perience and passion for education andcricket, this initiative will provide a naturalfit for ensuring a successful cricket school.

“The WPCA is excited about this initiativeand its implementation, as we have alwayssubscribed to these values of education, ac-cess and opportunity.”V Anyone interested in joining the school can phone(021) 696 3612 or SMS 084 586 9488. For more in­formation visit www.newlandscricket.co.za.

UWC centre Kenwin Wiener is tackled by Brent Stephens (scrumcap) and Byron Mohr of FalseBay RFC during a Super League A Top 8 match at City Park in Athlone on Saturday. False Baywere victorious with 30­22. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

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Rising Star: Jacki Mohlaba is thewinner of the TygerBurger Sportstar ofthe Month for August. Jacki becamethe third student from El ShaddaiChristian School to play hockey forSouth Africa recently. Bosman, McNultyand Du Toit Optometrists will awardhim with a pair of sunglasses andShihan Hennie Bosman from Welge­moed dojo will give him R1 000 cash.Submit entries to mcnulty.george.com.From left: George McNulty, JackiMohlaba and Shihan Hennie Bosman.

Durbies kry nou vrypasSAREL BURGER

Te midde van die chaos waarin die WP seklubrugby die afgelope week beland het asgevolg van die universiteite Kaapstad enStellenbosch se laat-onttrekkingaandiePre-sidentbeker-uitklopkompetisies, het Dur-banville-Bellville daarmee verlede Saterdag’n vrypas na die halfeindronde van die Su-perliga gekry.

Die Durbies speel nou eerskomende Sater-dag teen Valsbaai vir ’n plek in die eindstrydin die A-afdeling van die Superliga, terwylBelhar in die ander halfeindstryd teen Ha-miltons te staan kom.

Belhar het die afgelope naweek in ’n uit-speelwedstryd Schotsche Kloof/Walmer sedoppie geklink met ’n oorwinning van 17-15.

Die span van Accordeon Park het in dieeerste helfte die sagmaakwerk gedoen endeur middel van knap verdediging SKW van’n oorwinning weerhou.

Net soos wat Belhar ’n taai stryd teen dievoorste gekeurde Hamiltons te wagte kanwees, net so ’n gedugte taak wag op Durban-ville-Bellville in sy kragmeting teen Vals-baai. Laasgenoemde het Saterdag die Uni-versiteit van Wes-Kaapland uitgeskakel met’n telling van 30-22 nadat UWK met die draai-slag nog 14-0 voor was.

Valsbaai het die Durbies vroeër hierdieseisoen in hul Superliga-bepaling met 21-11geklop, maar die Tygerbergers sal sekerlikdié slag wil wraak neem.

In ander wedstryde die afgelope naweekmoes Tygerberg-klub alles uithaal om Bell-ville met 15-7 onder te kry, terwyl Milnerton(33-23 t Pniël Villagers) en Brackenfell (37-29t St. George) ook aan die wenkant was.

Hands & Heart is met 21-18 die trekpas ge-gee deur Hamlets.

Milnerton en Brackenfell speel nou in diehalfeindronde van die Superliga se B-afde-ling teen Villager en Sir Lowrians.

Inkwenkwezi Boxing Club would like to in-vite all boxing clubs to the Star of Cape Townboxing tournament on Saturday 27 Septem-ber at the Inkwenkwezi Boxing Club in Du-noon.

There will be no charge to take part, only

a R5 weigh-in fee which can be paid on theday. Weigh-in will start at 09:00 with boutsstarting at 11:00.V Clubs or boxers interested in participating can con­tact Andile on 073 155 0411 or Michael on 083 5079974.

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