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The free internet age has arrived inDelftand may be spreading to more commu-nities on the Cape Flats very soon.

There were lots of excitement at The Ha-gue Primary yesterday morning when AlanWinde,Minister ofFinance,EconomicDeve-lopment and Tourism, officially launchedthe Free Wi-Fi pilot project that will see mo-re than 90 000 residents able to access wire-less internet through the Western Cape Go-vernment’s free Wi-Fi pilot project.Delft is one of four areas which have been

chosen for the pilot project. Atlantis, Robert-son and the Garden Route are the other loca-tions.In November last year, the Department of

Economic Development and Tourism ope-ned the call for proposals for non-profit orga-nisations to access grant funding to set upfree Wi-Fi zones.

Embracing technology“Through this pilot 90 000 people in four

spaces in the Western Cape are going to beconnected to the internet.The top NPO’s we-re selected based on the strength of their pro-posals and which models would reach themost residents. In total 91 730 residents willbe connected in this pilot. The aim of thisproject is to see what models work best, sowe can replicate this across the Western Ca-pe. Eventually, every residentmust have ac-cess to free or affordable internet,” saidWin-de.Speaking at the launch, he outlined how

the Delft project was improving educationoutcomes.“The progress here at the Hague Primary

School has demonstrated the power of con-nectivity. With a focus onmaths, school tea-chers areworkingwith a developer to createcontent for applications. I’m pleased thatmore schools will be connected as part ofthis pilot project and it’s encouraging to seeteachers embracing technology,” said Win-de.In Delft, the project is being managed by

the Home of Compassion Ministries. Theaim of their project is to connect 22 localschools. With the schools acting as a central

connection point, it is estimated that 43 000peoplewill be reached.Theproject has alrea-dy started going live.

Taxi ranksProject Isizwe is the NPO running the pi-

lot projects in Atlantis and Robertson. In At-lantis, 19 380 people will be connected. Thezones are set up at local schools in both are-

as. The complete project goes live in July.Along the Garden Route, Digital Village

Communication aims to take Wi-Fi to 20 000people. Their plan focuses on areas wherelargenumbers of residents gather, includinglocal taxi ranks. The first hotspot is alreadylive in Conville in George.“All of the NPO’s included training pro-

grammes for residents in their proposals.

One of the NPO’s has a ‘Wi-Fi” champion tospread the message and work with commu-nities.“We want people to know about this servi-

ce and how to access it so that it becomesan asset for communities and we start to seethe real benefits of connectivity in terms ofgrowth and job creation,” concludedWinde.

FREE WI­FI: PILOT PROJECT LAUNCHED

Delft pupils ‘connected’

Curwin Hendricks, left, and Lukhanyo Ngqeleni, show subcouncil 5 chairperson Rose Rau, and Alan Winde how the internet helps them with theirlessons as their tablets are linked to the free Wifi. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

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Die Stad Kaapstad bied op Saterdag 29 Maart 2014 van 09:00 tot 15:00 die jaarlikseElsiesrivier-gemeenskapswemgala by die Elsiesrivier-swembad aan.

Meer as 280 kinders van die plaaslike gemeenskap tussen die ouderdomme van 10 en 16 salaan die gala deelneem.

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It’s been a busy time for Elsies River’s clas-sical pianist EbenWagenstroomas the acco-lades just keep coming his way.Performing at Carnegie Hall in New York

on Sunday 9 March, then back home on aflight to take part in the Fine Music RadioBursary Awards competition on Thursday.This was the final round of the competiti-

on which has prize money totalling R60 000

for students studying for a performance di-ploma or degree in classical music and jazz.Once again the talent that took this inspi-

ring young musician to New York impres-sed the judges and he came out tops in theclassical category winning a bursary of R20000.Anna van der Merwe (violin) and Nicho-

las Haralambous (piano) were runners-upeach receiving R5000.Vocalist and trombonist SiyaCharleswas

the winner in the jazz category.

Celebrating with the winners were, from left, Michael Bosazza (FMR Bursary Trustee), VictoriaCawood (FMR Station Manager), Siya Charles (Jazz Winner) and Eben Wagenstroom (ClassicalWinner).

Eben’s on a winning streak

TheSettlersHigh distinguished themsel-ves yet again as more than an academicinstitution of excellence when theschool’s jazz band won a high schoolband competition.The Dynamix Jazz Band participated

in theHigh School Band SlamCompetiti-on, held at the V&AWaterfront in Febru-

ary.The band progressed into the finals,

which took place on Friday 28 February– which they won.“Congratulations to The Dynamix and

teacher Tracey Johannes on this aweso-me achievement!” Richard Daly, theschool’s principal, said in a statement.

Settlers’ jazz band wins coveted title

In front from left are band members Nastassja Pretorius, Jodi Fredericks, Tracey Johannes(educator), Michaela Alexander, Ryan Truter and Nadine Moore. At the back are DamianKamineth, Keenan Jacobs, Aaron September and Timothy Fortes.

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With development at the infamous Bult inBelhar in the news recently it seems thatsomebody thought that it would be a goodidea to start removing it – completely.Unfortunately it’s against the law as so-

me members of the local neighbourhoodwatch found out because this is not a desig-nated sand mining area.Augustin Bell, of Extension 6 NHW in

Belhar explained that last week they noti-ced that a big chunk of Die Bult was mis-sing.“Our guys went to check it out because

we thought it must be the city finally doingsomething about our complaints about thisarea,” he said.“One of our members reported that he

saw between 10 and 15 trucks driving awaysand, they entered and exited on the Chest-nut Place side.“They seemed like they were confident

about what they were doing but we don’tknow for how long they had been doing it.”Thematterwas reported to the local coun-

cillor and it was stopped immediately.Local councillor forWard 6DesmondJaft-

ha confirmed that he did not know aboutthis illegal sand-mining operation and thatitwas stopped immediately. Theneighbour-hood watch is calling for further investiga-

tion about the incident and if any stepswould be taken against the company or per-sons involved. “Although we want the Bultgone, we also want the money generatedfrom the sale of the sand to benefit Belharand not end up in city coffers,” continuedBell. Jaftha confirmed that the matter wasstill under investigation and would behandled by the city manager’s office.

Evidence of sand mining is still fresh at this section of Die Bult in Belhar. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Someone’ s selling off Die Bult

Pasiënte wat nog nie van die provinsie seafleweringsdiens vir medikasie, oftewel diechroniese siekte-eenheid, gebruik maaknie, kan by hul naaste klinieke uitvind hoedit werk.Met dié diens word chroniese medikasie

by ’n punt naby ’n pasiënt se huis afgelewer.Dit verhoed dat bejaardes of baie siekpasiënte in lang rye by klinieke hoef testaan.Sithembiso Magubane, woordvoerder vir

die Wes-Kaapse gesondheidsdepartement,sê die diens is baie suksesvol ná dit ’n jaargelede in die hele metropool begin is.“Die punte waar die medikasie afgelewer

word, is na aan die huis en kan gewoonlikte voet bereikword. Verskeie ander dienste,soos die meet van bloeddruk en gesond-heidsopvoeding, word ook by dié sentralepunte aangebied,” sê Magubane.

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Workers have been scraping, painting,fixing and building at the Parow trainstation for close to threemonthsnowandimprovements will soon be completed.This is according toMetrorail’s parent

company, the Passenger Rail Agency ofSouth Africa (Prasa), who says the con-tract value of the improvements is morethan R2,2 million and the expected enddate is 31 March. Upgrades at Parow sta-tion forms part of Prasa’s 20-year natio-nal modernisation programme. Accor-ding to Prasa’s communication depart-ment, the upgrade entails: refurbishingof existing ablutions and main admini-stration building; cleaning and paintingof benches and platforms; cleaning andpainting employee facilities; new buil-ding works, floor finishes, painting of a

second ticket office; and painting, repai-ring stairs and plastering of building forexternal works.“As a result of constructive engage-

ments with Metrorail over the past twoyears, all the stations in subcouncil 4 arebeing attended to,” says Clive Justus,chairperson of the subcouncil. He sayslast year residents of Goodwood partici-pated in weeding, mowing and landsca-ping the grounds of Goodwood station.Metrorail then started with mainte-

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A group of American students on a visit toseveral organisations in Eersteriver wereleft humbled by their experiences of the tripto the area recently.

The group of about 20 are post graduatestudents from the School of Social Work atHoward University in Washington DC.

Dr Cudore Snell, project director for theInternational Service Learning Project,which sees the students visit the country for10 days, said this is their fifth visit to thearea since they have been participating inthe project.

They visited the non-government organi-sation, Community Women Action (CWA),on Friday.

“I think this is the fifth time that we havecome here. When we came here at the begin-ning this was a single building, but it hasexpanded a lot,” Snell, who is originallyfrom South Africa, said last week.

Snell, who graduated from the Universityof the Western Cape, relocated to the UnitedStates of America in 1979.

Asked about the purpose of their visit, he

replied: “This is an academic programme.The idea is for our students to be exposedto social welfare, social development and so-cial work from a global perspective.

“Our mission at Howard University is toeducate leaders for America and the globalcommunity.

“We visited various organisations,” hesaid.

ProjectsFor two days they spent time either at a

creche or places like The Ark Refuge alongOld Faure Road, Eersteriver and the CWA.

“We did child development, went to acreche where they have a gardening projectand we also helped organisations with ap-plying for funding.

“Our learners come here because they areeager and curious to learn. They come fora very short time and we pack in a lot,” Snellsaid.

The students each have to keep a journalfor the duration of their stay.

“They tell us they come back as socialworkers. They become more humble, theylearn so much, they come back with an openattitude,” he said.

Prof Sandra Edmonds Crewe, the interimdean at the School of Social Work, said whattheir students learn on visits like these isthat there are different models of deliveringservices.

“Sometimes we get so invested in govern-mental support.

“I think they are reinforced with what pe-ople can do with little if they put their heartsand mind into it.

“As social workers we are giving them thecraft and skills, but this helps them to puttheir hearts into the work.

“We will talk about outreach in the class-room and this is what outreach looks like,it is about putting a face on what they arestudying,” Crewe said.

“We are here to see what we can learnfrom you. We want our students to be chal-lenged, to be open in their thinking,” shesaid. Tyriesa Howard, a doctoral student,said she has learned a lot from South Afri-ca’s culture in the short space of time.

“What is interesting is that the South Af-rican culture is not so dissimilar to the cul-ture in the US.

“In fact there are more similarities thanwe have differences,” she said.

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A group of Americanstudents from HowardUniversity are on a visit toSouth Africa and droppedin at the non­governmentorganisation CommunityWomen Action in Eersteri­ver. The group of socialworkers were entertainedby Maramba dancers onFriday. At the event were,from left, student TyriesaHoward, Joan Mouton,Violet Mnyimba Dr CudoreSnell and Prof SandraEdmonds Crewe. FOTO:RICHARD ROBERTS

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Kennis geskied hiermee dat die 24 subrade van die Stad Kaapstad soos volg op dievolgende plekke en tye sal vergader:

Subraad Plek Datum Tyd Bestuurder

1Raadsaal, Administrasieblok A, Royal Ascot,Bridleweg, Milnerton

20 10:00Peter Deacon021 550 1001

2Kraaifontein-raadsaal, Brightonweg,Kraaifontein

19 10:00Fred Monk021 980 6053

3Goodwood-raadsaal, Voortrekkerweg,Goodwood

20 10:00Johannes Brand021 590 1676

4 Parow-raadsaal, Tallentstraat, Parow 20 09:00Ardela van Niekerk021 444 0196

5The Hague-gemeenskapsaal, h.v. Delft-hoofweg en Silversandsweg, Delft

19 10:00Martin Julie021 695 8161

6Bellville-raadsaal, Bellville-burgersentrum,Voortrekkerweg, Bellville

17 10:00Pat Jansen021 918 2024

7Durbanville-raadsaal, h.v. Oxford- enQueenstraat, Durbanville

17 10:00Carin Viljoen021 444 0689

8Strand-raadsaal, h.v. Fagan- en Hoofweg,Strand

20 10:00Izak du Toit021 850 4149

9Andile Msizi-saal, h.v. Bangisorylaan enSigweleweg, Site B, Khayelitsha

19 10:00Johnson Fetu021 360 1351

10Lingelethu-opleidingsentrum, h.v.Lwandleweg en Spineweg, Khayelitsha

17 10:00Goodman Rorwana021 360 3201

11Fezeka-raadsaal, h.v. Govan Mbeki- en SteveBikorylaan, Gugulethu

19 10:00Kayise Nombakuse021 630 1737

12Subraad-raadsaal, Lentegeur-administratiewe kantore, h.v. Melkbos- enMerrydaleweg, Lentegeur

20 10:00Alesia Bosman021 444 8696

13 Ruth First-gemeenskapsaal,Sinqolamthistraat, Philippi

19 10:00Lunga Bobo021 630 1619

14Fezeka-raadsaal, h.v. Govan Mbeki- enSteve Bikorylaan, Gugulethu

17 10:00Anthony Mathe021 630 1678

15Plover-kamer, Grondverdieping, Pinelands-opleidingsentrum, Sentrale Plein,St Stephensweg, Pinelands

19 10:00Mariette Griessel021 531 3437

16 Raadsaal, Waalstraat 44, Kaapstad 17 10:00Marius Coetsee021 487 2055

17Dulcie September-burgersentrum (kleinsaal), h.v. Klipfontein- en Proteastraat, Athlone

20 10:00Edgar Carolissen021 444 0500/03

18Subraad-raadsaal, h.v. Buckweg enSesde Laan, Lotusrivier

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19 Raadsaal, Sentrale Sirkel, Vishoek 171 10:00Desiree Mentor021 784 2011

20Raadsaal, Alphensentrum, Constantia-hoofweg, Constantia

19 10:00Brian Ford021 444 8112

21 Raadsaal, Van Riebeeckweg, Kuilsrivier 19 10:00Pieter Grobler021 900 1502

22Strand-raadsaal, h.v. Faganstraat enHoofweg, Strand

17 10:00Richard Moi021 900 1508

23Lentegeur-raadsaal, h.v. Melkbos- enMerrydaleweg, Lentegeur

17 10:00Raphael Martin021 444 8722

24Lingelethu-opleidingsentrum, h.v.Lwandleweg en Spineweg, Khayelitsha

20 10:00Goodman Rorwana021 444 7532

Om toegang tot die volle agenda en alle ondersteunende dokumentasie 72 uur voor dievergadering, besoek www.capetown.gov.za/subcouncils.

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The strong arm of the law is tighteningaround those culprits still making themsel-ves guilty of illegal dumping.Recent amendments to the Solid Waste

Bylaw, which regulates dumping, now em-power local authorities to confiscate andimpound the vehicles of perpetrators.So says Brackenfell and Kraaifontein

ward councillor Carin Brynard, who is alsothe chairperson of the City of Cape Town’ssafety and security portfolio.“This amendment came towards the end

of last year as a result of our ongoing fightagainst perpetrators of this bylaw,” shesaid.According to Brynard the main perpetra-

tors remain building contractors and somecorporate companies.“They do not want to pay the small fee

charged for bigger loads at the landfill sites,and thus send their vehicles and trucks todump rubble or waste on open fields andplots during night-time,” she says.The fee charged at landfill sites for loads

bigger then 1.3 tons is R57.“Ward councillors in all areas receive re-

gular complaints about this activity in our

neighbourhoods.” She urges residents towrite down the registration number or takea photo of the vehicle with their cellphonesif possible, when they see someone dum-ping waste or rubble on an open field orplot, and report it to law enforcement.Brynard says this evidence can be used

by law enforcement officers to lay chargesand fine perpetrators.“Littering and illegal dumping is viewed

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ting or discharging of waste anywhereother than designated waste collection faci-lities. It harms the environment, blocksdrains and stormwater canals, can pose ahealth hazard and spread disease and evencause injuries to children.V See a list of drop­off sites in the city on our websi­te at www.tygerburger.co.za.V To report perpetrators contact the city’s emer­gency call centre on 107 from a landline or otherwise021 480 7700.

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The Riverton Estate Residents Associationis carrying on their good work in the areawith the election of a new executive.

Steve Ross was once again elected to chairthe association and he said that the teamwas excited and ready to implement newideas in fulfilling their mission of safety intheir community.

“Our vision is to uplift, unite and secureour community,” he said.

“We want to do this by involving all theresidents in social structures and programsthat will educate the people to be considera-te, respectful, alert and supportive of eachother as well as to protect and maintain aclean environment.”

Ross pointed out that their last year wasalso spent uniting the community with funevents.

“We’re also about coming together asneighbours and an exciting event was whenwe erected a huge artificial Christmas treeon an open field over the festive season.”

The executive are ready to tackle issues in their area, Front from left, Hazel Poole, GlendaCupido and Rizia Coenraad, back is, Theo Marais, Ismail Ely, and Steve Ross. Henry Pagewas not available at the time of photo. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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The Adriaanse Libraryrecently celebratedtheir 21st Anniversaryin the AdriaanseCommunity Hall.Celebrating in stylewere, from left, DianeBrown (volunteer),Alexis Van Heerden(Library Aide), JoanFrank (AssistantLibrarian), ChrisJordaan (councillor forward 28 Sub­council4), WilhelminaWhitman (SeniorLibrarian), KolekaBacela (AssistantLibrarian), ShermonayWildeman (volunteer),Clive Justus (Chairper­son of Sub­council 4),Brendon Cassels(volunteer) andBernadette Willis(volunteer).

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City’s ‘copperheads’ catch thieves on R300TheCity’sMetalsTheftUnit caught three ca-ble thieves in the act along the R300 highwaythis weekend, a report said. This brings thetotal number of arrests by the unit in thepast six months to 50.

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Earlier this month, the unit arrested fivesuspects for the same offence in Athlone, af-ter receiving a tip-off from the public.

During a raid on an illegal scrapyard inKensington, officers also arrested a “custo-mer”, who was found in possession of sever-al pieces of drain cover frames belonging to

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The City will be alive with the sound of mu-sic with the inaugural Sounds Fringe Festi-val.

It will be held from from Thursday 27 toSunday 30 March at different venues inwalking distance from each other.

Some acts to look forward to includeFarr-yl Purkiss, Alvin Dyers, Errol Dyers, TheRudimentals, SaudiqKhan,Beatenberg andSterling EQ.

Visiting Norwegian trumpeter ArneHiorth – well known in the city for his workwith developing musicians – will also takethe stage with his band and a 100-strongchoir when they present their “Song ofFreedom” during the event.

Venues throughout the Cape Town CBDto open their doors for the festival includeMandela Rhodes Place, Motherland CoffeeCompany, The Twankey Bar, The Reserveat the Taj, the Crypt Jazz Restaurant and

Inn on the Square will join the Slave Lodgeand the Townhouse.

Coupledwith the festival is theEarthFairMarket whichwillmarry fresh soundswithfresh foods at the City Hall on Thursday 27March.

Tickets for the festival cost R100 for a daypass can be obtained from Computicket. In-dividual performance tickets will be availa-ble at the ticket office at Mandela RhodesPlaceHotel & Spa in StGeorge’sMall at R50.Tickets for the headliner performances atThe Reserve at the Taj and at St George’sCathedral cost R75.V Visit www.soundsfringecapetown.co.za for moreinformation about the festival.

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Symphony Primary in Belhar are celebrating some proud moments in their athleticsactivities. From left, Dieter van den Heever has been chosen as team manager of the WPprimary schools team, and he is seen here congratulating Adriaan Petersen who will berepresenting WP and the Western Cape in the Boys­11 100m. Principal Kevin du Plooy,right, is congratulating Ebenezer Tshimanga who made the team for Boys­12 Discus whileteachers Dean Campher, Olive Abrahams and Charlene Fisher will all be officials at thechampionships. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Colours at Symphony

Can you really launch marshmallows out ofa vacuum cleaner, make rockets from com-mon household items, or discover how theSquare Kilometre Array telescope worksusing a leaf blower cannon?

The Cape Town Science Centre will be hos-ting Dr Graham Walker from Australia fortwo public science shows only at the ScienceCentre on Main Road in Observatory.

The first show on Thursday 20 March willtake place at 19:00 and be part of a night ofscience activities for family groups.

The second showwill also take place at thecentre at 13:00 on Friday 21 March as part ofthe centres Human Rights Day celebrations.

Walkerhasbeenperforming science showsfor the past 13 years and is one of only twopeople in the world with a PhD in science

show performance.His unique brand of high-energy delivery

and amazing science regularly thrills audi-ences around the world.

Prepare yourself for some serious mind-boggling science as Walker reacts, explodesand experiments his way through the phys-ics of pressure and motion, the chemistry ofthings go boom, and much more.

With lots of audience involvement, laughs,learning and exciting experiments, this acti-on-packed show is a celebration of the fun inscience. The Cape Town Science Centre is aregistered non-profit organisation establis-hed some 13 years ago. Their goal is to promo-te an interest in science and technology to thegeneral public and support science learningtaking place in the classroom.

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Artscape has an exciting lineup of youthprogrammes planned to celebrate 20years of democracy.

“2014 is the year we as South Africans co-me together to celebrate twenty years of de-mocracy, and reflect on themany people andorganisations who worked tirelessly tomake this dream become the reality we areable to enjoy today.”

These are the words of Marlene le Roux,director of Artscape’s audience develop-ment and education department.

“To this end, our artistic and educationprogrammes for the year focus on the diver-sity of our nation, the richness of our multi-cultural heritage and the similarities weshare as people,” Le Roux adds.

Twenty years of democracy will be cele-brated at Artscape between 23 and 27 April.

One of the highlights is a special perfor-mance of Credo on 27 April. It is a ground-breaking multi-media oratorio in honour ofNelson Mandela, to thank him for his gift offreedom and unity to South Africa.

SpectacularThe oratorio was commissioned and first

hosted on 18 July last year by Unisa. Presen-ted in association with the production com-pany, Pina Ya Thari, Credo is a bold testa-ment to the Freedom Charter.

The creators of this spectacular work areBongani Ndodana-Breen, Brent Meersmanand Andrew Peter Black.

Africa Day will also form an importantpart of the celebrations at Artscape from 21to 24 May. Africa Day is the annual comme-moration of the 1963 founding of the Organi-

sation of African Unity and presents an op-portunity to recognise and honour our uni-que heritage. This year’s celebration willinclude performances by Melanie Scholtz,James Matthews and Dizu Plaatjies in theArtscape Arena on 23 and 24 May.

Grade 12 learners and their educators canlook forward to stage productions of set-works including Amaza, a isiXhosa setworkwhich will be staged from 5 to 14 May.

The Afrikaans setwork piece, Verskaba-ret, will be staged from 8 to 17 May and theEnglish piece, Four Seasons, a dance set-work, will be on stage on 15 and 16 August.

From 11 to 28 August, the popular Artsca-peSchools’ArtsFestivalwill be staged in theArtscape Theatre. The festival gives lear-ners of all school-goingages, the opportunityto showcase their talent on a professional

stage. Choirs, dancers, musicians and bud-ding artists are eligible to enter.

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be exhibited in the foyers during the festival.The gala event on 29 August will showcasethe work of selected productions.

Another highlight for learners is the Art-scape High School Drama Festival whichwill be staged in the Artscape Arena from11 to 14 August.V For entry forms or more information concerningthe Schools’ Arts Festival, the High School DramaFestival and the setwork performances call the Art­scape School Liaison Department on 021 410 9927or email slu@artscape.co.za.V For more information about Artscape’s program­mes, visit their website at www.artscape.co.za.

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MALIBU VILLAGE /BLUE DOWNS

New sep. entrance for single personor 2 persons. R2 000 p.m. Including

W & E.Call: 076 720 5020

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ROOMS TO LET

3315.

BELHARFully furnished rooms in large house,R1 800 p.m. incl. W & E. Near UWC.

Call 084 312 7380

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.KUILS RIVER, Sunbird Park, roomsavail. No children.021908 1250/072 255 7574

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OLD BELHAR : Furnishedroom to let. Single male.% 021 952 8714

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EMPLOYMENT

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GENERAL

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RIVERTON / THE ASTRAElsies Rivier

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Charlton 076 644 6697, Lourens 083 721 3177, Gregory 083 629 3294,Yolanda 082 593 6017, Sidney 082 954 0781, Riefqah 083 738 7901,Cheryl 079 195 7252, Kamroonisa 072 370 2323, Waleed 083 508 4611,Office021 6964114

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000.Phone now to qualify and own your ownhouse!!!

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STRADFORDGREEN - R4300003 beds. with big carport on very big ground.

SELLERS I urgently need more housesto sell for qualified buyers in above

areas.Contact/whatsapp Irma or PA- Allisen on

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OLYMPIC ESTATES.

ALLAREAS

BELHAR/MUSICALSR420.000Immaculate and neat 3 bedroommaisonettewith bics in two bedrooms,fam. bathroom

+ en-suite, fitted kitchen, lounge. Enclosed braaicarport with garage door and established garden

situated in a quiet cul-de-sac.

VOORBRUG/DELFTR250.000This is a bargain 2 bedroom dwelling withseperate lounge and kitchen and fam.

bathroom Large enclosed plot.

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CALL THERESA021 951 5929OR 082077 3270

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.BELHAR / EXTENSION (BurenWay)R360000 - This ideal starter house is fullyenclosed, floors are laminated in beds andtiled in lounge, kitchen with Bic’sDELFT / ROOSENDAL - R300000Fully enclosed 4 beds, lounge, kitchen,needs a lot of tlc, offers welcomeBELHAR / SELF-HELP - R550000Behind Engen garage, stunning 3 beds, 2baths, ff, lounge, carport, plus SWIMMINGPOOL.CRAVENBYESTATE - R520000 - Brandnew 2 beds, lounge and kitchen open plan,tiled throughout on large plotBELHAR - R430000. Fully enclosed neat2 beds, ff, lounge and dining area, pluscarport, negotiable

Out of stock looking for properties in allareas ie: Ravensmead, Belhar, BishopLavis,Matroosfontein, Elsies River,

Mitchells plain

Sharon: 083 317 3794Office hours: 021 953 1480

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THEHAGUE /DELFT - R 265000Neat 2 bedroom house, lounge, kitchen, newbathroom, large plotTHEHAGUE /DELFT - R 2990003 Bedrooms, lounge, bathroom, kitchen, storeroom, fully enclosedWESBANK - R99000 - 1 bedroom house.FAIRDALE - R 2990002 Bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroomELSIES RIVER - R615 000Large 3 bedr. house, f.f.kitch, diningr., lounge, fireplace, fully encl., braai area and ample parking.BEVERLYPARK - R3700002 Bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, family bathroom, 2secure lock up parking baysNORTHPINE - R315 0002 Bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, enclosedyard, driveway gatesBELHAR - R3490002 beds., big pan handle plot, close toStellenbosch Arterial.

ALAIN078 133 6933BEAUTEN073 438 5235THANDO076 5280495MELISSA: 072057 5753GARY 076696 2403

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BELLVILLE (FLAT) - R435000: Spac. 2 bedr.flat on first floor with garage situated nearSanlam.WESBANK - R95000: 1 bedr., fully enclosed.DELFT / THEHAGUE - R 2300002 Bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroomSELF-HELP / BELHAR - R499000: Large 3beds., en-suite bathroom, lounge, diningr., fullyfitted kitchen, undercover parking for 7 cars.BONTEHEUWEL (Blombos)- R269000: 2beds., lnge, kitch,massive yard, fully enclosed.BONTEHEUWEL (BessieWay)- R249000:2 beds., kitchen, lounge,massive yard, fullyenclosed. Needs TLC.BELHAR (AdamTas Street) - R3000002 Bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom.Opposite mosque.TheHague/Delft- R 275000: 2 Bedrooms,bathroom, lounge, kitchen, corner house

Alain 078 133 6933Beauten073 438 5235Thando076 5280495Melissa 072057 5753Gary 076696 2403

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Woensdag, 19 Maart 2014 NEWS TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier 11

GREENFIELDSVILLAGE

2 & 3 Bedroom Houses,all costs included.

Greenfields

083 655 1448

Greenfields

071 756 3230

Phase 1 & 2 Sold out!

New Completed HousesREADY TO MOVE IN

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EERSTERIVER / FORESTPARKR470000

3 bedrooms, large enclosed tandemgarage, near all amenities .

EERSTERIVER /HIGHPLACESR410000

3 bedrooms on large plot.

ILITHAPark - R450000Neat 3 bedrooms, Large garage, enclosed

property.

Please contact :Jean082 357 0866 /

021 853 8268Norman 082 3070629Jonathan 0768340850www.harcourtsselect.co.za

.BRENTWOODPARK: R4200003 Beds, 2 Baths, enclosedDENNEMER: R420000: 3 Beds, Kitchen, sepBath/Toilet, Carport for 2cars, Enclosed

CALLORWHATSAPPCAROLON:021 9090461/ 083 648 2648

RUSSELSREST: R800000 (Negotiable)Lovely dble storey house: 5 Beds, 2 Baths, Fullyfitted Kitchen, Study, Laundry room, open planLounge, Dining room, Garage, fully enclosedHIGHPLACES: R4400003 Beds, Lounge, Kitchen, Garage, big Erf, FullyenclosedHEATHERPARK: R4200002 Beds, Lounge, Bathroom, Kitchen, Garage, FullyenclosedSTRATFORDPARK: R4500003 Beds, Bathroom, Kitchen, Lounge, Carport,Fully enclosedCALLORWHATSAPPHELGAON: 021 909

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BLUEDOWNS/HINDLEPARKR550000

3 Bedroom home& spacious lounge, bigkitchen,modern bathroom, plus Grannyflat 1 bedroom, bathroom, kitchen /lounge.

HIGHBURYPARK - R 520000Two bedrooms, fitted kitchen, bathroom,lounge, garage, outdoor enclosed braai, onspacious plot.

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PAROWVALLEYR880000SPACIOUS 3BED FAMILYHOME

Modern kitchen, lounge,maids room,garage & carport lots of parking with largeenclosed yard.

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Beautiful wooden floors & close to schoolswithmod fitted kitchen, new bathroom,neat & very modern, bonus granny/flat.enclosed with automotive gate.

Call: Claudette 083 7699446claudette.joshua@seeff.com

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CALL: HENRY081 454 7821henry.adams@seeff.com

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The Gals4God (G4G) in Belhar hosted their annual Women’s Conference on Saturday andthe theme was all about the Glamourous 80's. Here the winners of the best dressedcompetition are celebrating their style with some of the facilitators on the day. From left,Angelique Esau (G4G), 2nd prize winner Zaida Cornelissen, Lorichen Matolla (G4G), andwinner Zulfah Smith. PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

Getting intothat 80’s stylewere, fromleft, DaphneDriver, FelecityGouws,Marissa deWee andJaninePersens.

Groovy gals in colour

RICHARD ROBERTS@richardjohn_rj

His journey will take him over 747 kilome-tres and five days to complete. But for JulianOhlson fromBlackheath, the cause – raisingmoney for a poor farm school inOudtshoorn– is worth the reward.

The task he will be undertaking is in aidof two farm schools in the Karoo – JanGroentjie Pre-school and the Warmbad SpaPrimary School. The schools are about eightkilometres from each other and situated ina poor area where parents have either a lowincome or are unemployed.

“We met the manager of the school at ashop in Calitzdorp. She said she is not surewhat to do, whether they should close theschool or what. She said the school is in direneed. “I asked her what we can do to assistand she told us we can make people awareof their plight in that area,” Ohlson said.

Ohlson said his wife and himself then de-cided to do their part and help the school.“Ibelieve if you inspire childrenat a youngageyou can change their future.”

Ohlson and his wife visited the school atthe end of February where they had severalmotivational talks, donated clothes, foodparcels and stationary.

“One of the biggest needs is transport. It’sa rural area,” he said. He said he now wanttomake other aware of the schools situationand has therefore decided to cycle, and inso doing raise funds.

“I have decided to cycle from Port Eliza-beth to Cape Town. I want to do it for a goodcause instead of doing it just for myself. Iwant to do it for these 48 children.

“Perhaps 20 years from now one of themwill remember that I came to talk to themand they might become successful in life.Ohlson will be doing the trip as part of theOne in aMillion Project – a project that aspi-res to bring people closer toChrist.He iswri-ting to companies to request donations, suchas books for the library. The aim of the tripis also to raisemoney for a water tank. “Thearea is very dry. They have a vegetable gar-den but it is small and not well maintaineddue to the scarcity of water.” Ohlson, leavesfor Port Elizabeth on March 22 and departsthe following day on his bicycle towards Ca-pe Town.V People interested can donate money by sponso­ring a kilometre. The costs vary between 5 cents andR20 per kilometre. For further information contactJulian on 084 562 4249.

A journey of hopeon his bicycle

Julian Ohlson from Blackheath plans to cyclefrom Port Elizabeth to Cape Town later thismonth to raise funds for two small farmsschools in the Karoo. PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

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STREETFEST: FRIDAY

Speedfest toexcite atKillarneyStreetFest (vol2) returns to Killarney

Raceway on Friday with an actionpacked programme.

The organisers are planning an excitingday and this event will therefore startslightly earlier than normal with MSADrags running from 08:00 till about 15:00followed by Street2Strip till 18:00. TheStreet2Strip entries will, however, be limi-ted to 150 entries to give all drivers a fairchance to get some runs in on the day.There will also be some spinners perfor-

ming for the crowds as well as streetcartrack day sessions on the half main circuitduring the course of the day.Top competitors expected to impress

will include Ralph Kumbier in his twinturbo powered v8ChevFirenza, this highlyimpressive machine has managed an 8,6second run at Killarney over the quartermile. He is expected to be challenged byWillie Nel in his Chev Can-Am, Willie of-ten doing sub 10 second runs now days.Other top contenders may include EugeneWicomb (Mikes Place Toyota Supra),Keith vdPoel ( “Bumble Bee” ChevManta)and Michael Kayser (Nissan bakkie). BadBrad from Pro-Fit exhausts managed torun 10,9 seconds at the most recent Killar-ney event, lets see if Brad can improve onthis time.Will themotorcycles be able to stay quic-

kest on the day, Sharief Reynoldsmanagedto run 8,964 seconds over the quarter mileon his Suzuki GSXR followed closely byEbbie Abrahams (9,036 second KawasakiZX14) as well as Ishmaeel Abrahams (9,555second GSXR) and Justin Isaacs (9,790 se-cond Honda CBR1000).Off track actionwill see the return of the

very successful “Cape Stance” show at theKillarney New Pit facility, this is kind oflike a moving show & shine competitionwhere one can expect to see slammed(dropped) cars and huge rims.

The Kyokushin­kan Western Province championship held at the Pentec Sports Centre onSaturday was the best ever attended with 275 fighters and 57 kata competitors takingpart. In the boys u­15 open weight final Dane Brand (Durbanville High) (left) blocks thelow kick of the eventual winner Georgi Krastev (Fairmont High). The mens open divisionwas won by Xolani Qhinga (CPUT) while the women’s open was won by Kim Julies fromWoodlands. According to the African chairman Hennie Bosman the standard was thehighest ever and the training group to prepare for the World Junior Tournament in Russiain December will be selected this week. PHOTO: ANDRÉ BAKKES

Karate action in Bellville South