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Business beware! Bishop Lavis has abusinesswoman who is going places.JanineWilliams (24) took on the rest

of South Africa and emerged as the nationalwinner for the 2013BusinessPartnersLimit-ed/SME Toolkit SA Global Entrepreneur-ship Week’s Business Plan Competition forAspiring Young Entrepreneurs that was an-nounced at an awards ceremony held in Jo-hannesburg last week.She outshone 240 fellow entrants from

across South Africa to secure the accolade.Williams, a Certified Financial Account-

ant, hopes to establish her own accountingpractice in the near future, which will offervarious business services, including book-keeping, tax and accountingservices and the drafting offinancial statements.Now in its fourth year, the

competition, which is opento entrepreneurs betweenthe age of 18 and 35, aims tohave a positive impact onaspiring and promisingSouth African entrepre-neurs by bridging the gapbetween simply having anidea, to actually launching astart-up business.

NationalThis year, for the first time, the competi-

tion expanded nationally across the countryand 20 selected entrants from various re-gion, including rural areas, were invited toattend a regional one-day business work-shop to learn the intricacies of compiling abusiness andmarketing plan, as well as howto manage the many functions of operatinga business.Each entrant was then required to submit

a business plan, based on the knowledgelearnt, before five regional winners were se-lected to be considered for the national title.According to PierreMey, executive gener-

al manager Support Services at BusinessPartners Limited, the competition strives todiscover aspiring young entrepreneurs thatdemonstrate strengths in the necessary

skills, technical ability, experience andknowledge in terms of the industry, and en-courage these youngsters to fulfil their en-trepreneurial dreams.“Toomany entrepreneurs fall through the

cracks in South Africa and entrepreneurialawards platforms such as this are crucial torecognising and developing influential en-trepreneurs.”He added that Williams was awarded the

overall title due to an exceptionallywell pre-sented business plan that touched on all ofthe essential elements needed to take heridea from plan to business.“This was especially seen in the due atten-

tion she gave the financial aspects of thebusiness. Not only was the plan detailed andwell thought out, the business concept itselfis practical, making the business plan one

which could quickly be im-plemented.”

WinnerWilliams says that she

had literally been flyinghigh, given that the tripwasalso her first time on an aer-oplane.“When they called my

name as the winner, I wasreally shocked at first andthen of course really hap-py,”she said excitedly.“I currently have a day

job three days a week,which provides me with a fixed income, andthen I work on my business the other twodays a week and after hours, so I alreadyhave some clients.“Now that I have won, I hope to be fully

self-employed in a few months from now.”Each regional winner received a R5 000

mentorship voucher from Business Part-ners Limited at the regional events and theoverall winner also received an additionalR10 000mentorship voucher, a Samsung tab-let, a cash prize of R20 000 sponsored byBusi-ness Partners Limited, as well as subscrip-tions to SMEasy Accounting sponsored bySMEasy.co.za, 6-month subscription to Bi-zlify, an online business building tool spon-soredbyMilestoneVentures, andagift spon-sored by IBM.

NATIONAL WINNER: BUSINESS PLAN COMPETITION

She’s got the right stuff

Janine Williams is proving that Bishop Lavis has what it takes to make it to the top in thebusiness world.

‘She had the bestbusiness plan and

finances were spoton’

‘I hope to be fully selfemployed in a few monthsfrom now’ says winner.

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The American singer songwrit-er will be at GrandWest on Thurs-day 5December, beforeheading toCape Town and Durban.

Maxwell fans are in for a musi-cal treat when this sensationalambassador of soul sings a mix ofhis earlier classic songs and re-cent numbers from the first of theBLACKsummers’night trilogy al-bums.

Maxwell’s music spans the gen-res of R&B, funk, neo soul andjazz. He released his debut albumMaxwell’s Urban Hang Suitewhich went on to sell over twomillion copies, earning him dou-ble platinum status and a Gram-my nomination. His second al-bum, Embrya, followed and a livealbum,MTVUnpluggedwas next.

A year later Maxwell released“Fortunate”, a singlewritten byRKelly and the soundtrack for the1999 film, Life. Maxwell’s third album,Now,reached No.1 on both the Billboard 200 al-bum chart and Billboard’s R&B albumchart.

After taking an extended hiatus from themusic industry, Maxwell returned withBLACKsummers’Night which became hissecond album to reach number 1 on the Bill-board Albums Top 200 chart.

The second album in the trilogy SUM-MERS will be out in 2014.V Tickets for the show cost between R390 and R850and are available at Computicket.V Visit www.maxwellsatour.co.za.

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This year’s sponsored reconstructive surgery tothe faces of 39 children through the SmileFoundation took place during the TygerbergSmile Week.

CompetitionsUp for grabs this week are tickets to theFranschhoek Cap Classique and ChampagneFestival and Table Mountain Blues Summit.We’re also giving away tickets to the Maxwellconcert on our mobisite.

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Milk Matters, a community-basedmilk bank, is looking for donors ofbreastmilk to provide to preterm in-fants who do not have access to theirown mother’s milk.

According to the World Health Or-ganisation Born too Soon Report(2012)more than 1 in 10 babies globallyare born preterm, affecting familiesall around the world.

Sadly, over one million children dieeach year due to complications of pre-term birth.

The rate of preterm babies globallyare on the rise and creates extra pres-sures on already overburdened healthsystems.

However many countries have beensuccessful in increasing the survivalrates of these tiny infants, mostly dueto basic improvements in cost-effec-tive care such as kangaroo mothercare and breastfeeding support.

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The Oasis school recently hosted a graduation ceremony. Top achievers from left, ShameelahJuries received the Principal’s Award, Paul Davids was the Sportsman of the Year, and EsterDaniels got the JK Pienaar award. With them is Principal Jonathan Henkerman, Julian Smallberg,and Johanna Pienaar. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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There’s a call for care and vigilance whentravelling on the R300.

As an attempt to warn the public to en-sure that their vehicles are in a roadworthycondition and adequately filled with petrol,Brigadier Jansen the cluster commander ofDelft has warned the public to be vigilantand take the necessary precautionarymeasures.

“The area is isolated and certain suspectstarget people who either use the area towalk through, or cars that get stuck there,”

he said.He pointed out that between May and No-

vember this year 16 cases were reported formalicious damage to property, after peopleabandoned their vehicles, went for help andon return found their vehicles broken into.

Several incidents were also reportedwhere pedestrians were struck by cars onthe freeway.

“ One case of rape was reported where a25-year-old women was raped after walkingon the road late at night,” Jansen said.

“Two cases were reported where pedes-trians had to ward off suspects who attempt-ed to rob them.”

He warned the public to be extremely cau-tious when travelling on the R300 and to beparticularly aware of pedestrians crossingthe roads.

He concluded that in anticipation of thefestive season, that residents be aware andbe prepared to deal with challenges on theroads and that safety should be the mainpriority.

‘Be vigilant on the R300’ say police

Murder accused Johannes de Jager (48)of Ruyterwacht, last week admitted tocutting up the body of Mpumalanga teen-ager Charmaine Mare (16), but deniedkilling her.

The trial into the murder of Mare, whowas killed in a house in Kraaifontein inJanuary this year started in the WesternCape High Court on Wednesday.

Mare had come to visit her friend Kris-ten White in Kraaifontein, the daughterof Carol White, the woman with whom deJager stayed at the time.

Mare was left in the care of De Jager,when the Whites went on a week-longcruise.

De Jager said Mare was sitting in thebathroom fully clothed, when he grabbedher arm.

“She fell and knocked her head againstthe rim of the bath,” he said adding that

this fall must have fatally injured her, asthere was no sign of life.

He contended that he then, in a panic,hid her body in a drain outside.

Two days later when he attempted to re-move her body from the drain, he wasforced to cut off her limbs with a bolt cut-ter.

He then dumped her burnt torso on anopen field and her legs near the N2.

He also stood trial on the murder ofParow sex worker Hiltina Alexander (18).

He also denied killing her, saying thathe merely fetched her for a friend, whorequested a sex worker.

He stated that he took her to his friend’ssister’s flat in Parow, where he left herstill alive.

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Die nuwe Community Vibes-internet-radio-stasie sal eersdaags permanent op die lugwees.

Die radiostasie sal in Kuilsrivier geleëwees en die Hoër Tegniese Skool Kuilsrivieris reeds deel van een van die programmewataangebied gaan word. Die radiostasie spogook reeds met meer as 4 000 luisteraars regoordiewêreld.Hierdie projek sal nienet helpom misdaad en bendegeweld te bekamp nie,maar ook om die jeug en volwassenes se den-ke te verander en mense daarvan bewus temaakdat daarwel iets goeds uit armgemeen-

skappe kan kom, sê die organiseerders.Grant Twigg en BrendaHansen vanKraai-

fontein en hul kollega, Randall Titus, werkhand aanhand om ’n sukses van die radiosta-sie te maak. Twigg sê: “Ouers kan hul talent-volle kinders bring, wat nog nooit vantevoregehoor is nie, en saam kan ons ’n verande-ring inonsmooieKaapstadbring.”Die radio-stasie spog reeds met ’n 10-jarige “ruwe dia-mant” met ’n stem soos dié van ’n engel, wathulle in Bellville-Suid ontdek het, sê Twigg.V Besoek www.communityvibesradio.com om op dieradiostasie in te skakel.

Radiostasie slyp aan die ‘ruwe diamante’

Die departement Afrikaans en Nederlandsvan die Universiteit Stellenbosch bied opSaterdag 30 November twee verskillendewerksessies vir aspirantdigters en -kort-verhaalskrywers aan.

Vanjaar se aanbieders is Melt Myburgh(poësie) en Rachelle Greeff (kortverhale).Prof. Ronel Foster, hooforganiseerder, sêdat die doel met hierdie gewilde jaarliksewerksessies is om sluimerende talentewakker te maak en om kreatiewe en kritie-se denke te help ontwikkel. Deelnemers sekreatiewe werk word anoniem binnegroepsverband bespreek.

Inligting oor publikasiemoontlikhede enmanuskripversorging word verskaf. Deel-nemers het ook ’n keuse tussen poësie enkortverhale. Die koste is R400 vir die pu-bliek en R300 vir studente.V Belangstellendes in die werksessies kan die departement skakel by 021 808 2158/74 of skryf na skry[email protected].

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GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

The jazzy Jive of Jazz on the Lawn is backin the groove for the end of the month.

One of the biggest musical highlights forthe area is back this year after building upa reputation of great entertainment for thefour years that it was presented.

This event has becomean extension of theGenerations Cafe in Epping, or The G-Spotas it is more popularly known, with someof the best entertainers in the industry per-forming whilst also creating a platform foremerging and aspiring artists.

The annual 12-hour music marathon forthis year will be staged at its regular spoton Bevcan Sports Field in Epping on Satur-day 30 November from 10:00 to 22:00 withlive bands and DJs performing in non-stoprelay format. Gates open at 09:00.

This year some of the action will featureLuqmaan Adams, a 16-piece brass band OnThe Move, Public Opinion featuring vocal-ist Sade, the Abe Lansberg group with Leo-nie on vocals, the PJ Twins, N2, and Load-ine Zone.

Festival-goers arewelcome to bring alongtheir gazebos, beach umbrellas and deckchairs.

Gas braais welcome while open fires arenot allowed but an area has been demarcat-ed for this purpose.

There will also be various food stalls, artsand crafts markets, a classic car show anda beer garden.

Patrons are permitted to bring their ownXYZ, but beers, ciders, bottled water andcooldrinks are not allowed.

As a corporate social investment projectpartnerships have been forgedwith variousschools, churches and sporting bodies to actas conduits or vendors for ticket sales with

this event.The venue is situated on the corner of Bo-

fors Circle and Goodenough Avenue in Ep-ping Industry 2.

Tickets are R150 (pre-purchased), or R170at the gate.V Detailed vendors listing on www.jazzonthelawn.co.za or call 083 817 1748. For more information,email: www.jazzonthelawn.co.za or events@jazzonthelawn.co.za.

N2 bassist, Nugent Wentzel, and the rest ofhis brothers will be in action at Jazz on theLawn next week. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Jazz on the Lawn makesa welcome return

Laborie Wine Farms will be hosting a Car-ols by Candlelight on Friday 6 December2013. This long-standing event is a must toattend. It forms part of the Christmas calen-dar and is a wonderful occasion to enjoywith friends and family.

Father Christmaswill be arriving at 18:00to delight and entertain the childrenandEr-rol the clown will be performing his magicshow. Newton and Co, a three piece guitarand vocals band from Wellington, will alsobe performing chilled sounds.

Zelda Oelofse, general manager at Labo-rie says: “There is no better way to experi-ence the mood of peace, joy and goodwillthan at Carols by Candlelight.”

Children’s hamper boxes are R85. Gatesopen at 17:00 with music and kids’ enter-tainment starting at 18:00. Carols will becommencing at 19:30. Entry is R50 for adultsand R20 for children under 12.V Contact Zelda Oelofse, general manager, at in[email protected], 021 807 3467. Order hampers in advance on 021 807 3093 or email info@laboriewines.co.za.

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Learners at Valhalla Primary have becomebusiness minded.The school recently participated in Es-kom’s Entrepreneurship EducationCompe-tition and were awarded as one of the threefinalists for the Western Cape.Charles Jansen, one of the teachers invol-ved with the team that took part said thatthe learners who participated were proudambassadors for the school.“We had to complete against 26 schoolsand the competition was tough,” he says.

“Themaingoalwas tomake learners awa-re of the high unemployment rate and thatthey must start thinking of becoming jobcreators rather than job seekers.”Apart from the competition the learnerswere also able to attend an expo, and attendworkshops which was an experience thatthey enjoyed. Jansen added that besides theopportunities and experiences, they wereawarded First Runner Up for the WesternCape.“We received two beautiful trophies andR25 000 in prize money which will be usedto promote entrepreneurship at ourschool,” he concluded.

Michaela Standaar and Asher Buys, receive one of their trophies from Eskom’s Arrie Bouwer, asproud principal, Andrew Lochner, congratulates them.

‘Make them job creatorsnot job seekers’



Tomorrowland Crèche in Belhar is celebrating 30 yearsof yesterdays, and still producing stars for the future.Thirty years ago they decided on that name because

they wanted to be part of the inspiration for learnerswhowould become the positive people of the future, andits been working.Margie Baadjies, principal of the facility in Belladon-

na Way, was there from the start, and the communityregards this as an achievement of a lifetime and con-gratulates her for her dedication, love and patience.Looking back to the beginnings she points out that

it was not that easy.“Thirty years ago, it was just sand here, tarred roads

and new houses,” she says.“There were no shops, no schools, no social or civic

amenities. Our children were small and the workingparents had to have daycare centres.“We had to establish committees and do it ourselves

sopeople likeEdnavanHarte,HannesBaadjies, BrendaGamba, Lynn Daniels and a few others broke theground and turned the first sod to start this facility.“It was hard work because sponsors were not readily

available andwehad to rely on influential personalitiessuch as Dr Richard Van der Ross to assist and Sanlam

became our main sponsor.”Asked what kept her going at the facility she ex-

plained that it was her passion for making a differencein the lives of children.“I have a passion for children, no matter what colour

or creed,” she smiles.“I enjoy working with them and just watching them.

I feel satisfied and appreciated when they graduate andget certificates for special achievements, when theypick flowers or when I watch them frolic in the sea wa-ter on our outings.“My heart celebrates when they sing to their hearts

content in our concerts or battle with those first ball-room steps when we have our debutant ball.“When they ultimately matriculate or get married or

achieve success, you feel complimented, grateful andsatisfied because youhave contributed to the formationof those successful characters and personalities andwish to thank God for the wisdom and ability to be ableto have done what was expected of me.”Baadjies points out that it is important to realise that

when these children come to them their minds are likeclean slates.“In fact the child will do as much as he is allowed to

do. I therefore do not see myself as a disciplinarian orcare-taker, but someone who is aware of all the cogni-tive processes that take place in the growing period.”

Proud creche turns 30 years old

Principal MargieBaadjies, centre, issurrounded by thededicated staff ofTomorrowland. fromleft, Melissa Kotze,Brenda Nero, MariaArendse, Adele Smith,Jessica Solomons, andCora Slingers. PHOTO:GARY VAN DYK


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The Elsies River and Parow Valley swimming pools are available during this temporaryclosure.

The City regrets any inconvenience caused.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER200/2013

TINA BURGER AND TASMIN CUPIDO

Think two beers at a watering hole stillleave you perfectly capable of driving?

That extra cold one could lead to youspending six years in the slammer or overR100 000 poorer.

As the silly season approaches, Law En-forcement and Traffic Services are out infull force in an attempt to keep the streetssafe and free of drunk drivers.

In a bid to reduce the road carnage, a callhas been made to reduce the alcohol limitin line with international standards.

The legal limit in South Africa for breathalcohol content is 0.24mg per 1 000ml or ablood alcohol limit of 0.05g per 100ml.

In literal terms, this equals two thirds ofa beer or spirit cooler with 5 % alcohol con-tent; 75 ml of red or white wine per hourwith an alcohol content of 12 % to 14 %; andup to one 25 ml tot of alcohol per hour forwhiskey or brandy drinkers.

Two drinks in one hour will more thanlikely put you over the legal limit.

The Automobile Association of South Af-rica (AA) continues to lobby for the bloodalcohol concentration limit to be brought inline with world standards, says spokesper-son Graeme Scala.

“The crisis on South Africa’s roads de-mands a tougher approach. The AA has forsome time proposed that the 0.05 % limit bereduced to 0.02 %,” he says.

“This allows some leeway for medicationsthat contain alcohol, but still emphasisesthat one alcoholic drink puts you over thelimit. A blood alcohol limit of 0.02 % means

that drinking even one beer with 4 % alco-hol will put an individual over the limit.”

Should you be caught driving under theinfluence of alcohol you could face up to sixyears in prison or be slapped with a fine ofup to R120 000.

Two years of court appearances and thou-sands in legal fees taught one driver to steerclear of taking to the road after hitting thebottle. The man, who was arrested for driv-ing under the influence three years ago,says he drove into a roadblock after leavinga party.

“The officer instructed me to phone some-one to collect my car as I would need to ac-company them to a testing centre for bloodsamples. I spent that night in the holdingcells at a police station,” he recalls.

The next day he made his first of manycourt appearances.

“Over the next two years I had a court ap-pearance each month; with each appear-ance the lawyer I appointed charged up toR1 500,” he says. “The case was postponedfor several reasons, including a delay in theresults of the blood tests, as well as a changein the state prosecutor.”

The case was finally closed and he wassentenced to 250 hours of community serv-ice. “I am still doing the time for my unnec-essary actions; it is something I will neversubject myself or my family to again,” hesays. “This was not only an expensive eye-opener for me, but also for my friends andfamily.”V More info at www.aa.co.za/about/pressroom/pressreleases/drinkinganddrivingwhatisoverthelimit.html.

No bottle before thethrottle this season

Lede van die publiek word genooi om virdie bestuur van die Hoërskool John Ramsayse snoepwinkel te tender met die oog op 2014.

Die voorwaardes is dat die tender op ’n

dagbasis is, elektrisiteit en water ingesluit.Die eindtenderdatum is 29 November.

V Rig aan: Die voorsitter, SBL, Hoërskool John Ramsayper epos na [email protected].


KENNISGEWING VANSUBRAADSVERGADERINGS: NOVEMBER 2013Kennis geskied hiermee dat die 24 subrade van die Stad Kaapstad soos volg op die volgendeplekke en tye sal vergader:

Subraad Plek Datum Tyd Bestuurder

1Raadsaal, Royal Ascot, Bridleweg,Milnerton

21 10:00Peter Deacon021 550 1001

2Kraaifontein-raadsaal, Brightonweg,Kraaifontein

20 10:00Fred Monk021 980 6053

3 Raadsaal, Voortrekkerweg, Goodwood 21 10:00Johannes Brand021 590 1676

4 Parow-raadsaal, Tallentstraat, Parow 21 09:00Ardela van Niekerk021 444 0196

5Raadsaal, hoek van Jakkalsvleilaan enKiaatweg, Bonteheuwel

20 10:00Martin Julie021 695 8161

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

18 10:00Pat Jansen021 918 2024

7Durbanville-raadsaal, hoek van Queen- enOxfordstraat, Durbanville

18 10:00Carin Viljoen021 444 0689

8Strand-raadsaal, hoek van Faganstraat enHoofweg, Strand

21 10:00Izak du Toit021 850 4149

9Andile Msizi-saal, Thandazo-rylaan, Site B,Khayelitsha

20 10:00Johnson Fetu021 360 1351

10Lookout Hill-toerismefasiliteit, hoekvan Spine- en Mewweg, Ilitha Park,Khayelitsha

18 10:00Goodman Rorwana021 360 1267

11Dulcie September-raadsaal (kleinsaal),hoek van Klipfontein- en Proteastraat,Athlone

20 10:00Kayise Nombakuse021 630 1737

12Lentegeur-burgersentrum, hoek vanMelkbos- en Merrydaleweg, Mitchells Plain

21 11:00Alesia Bosman021 371 8199

13 Fezeka-raadsaal, hoek van NY1 enLansdowneweg, Gugulethu

20 10:00Lunga Bobo021 630 1619

14Fezeka-raadsaal, hoek van NY1 enLansdowneweg, Gugulethu

18 10:00Anthony Mathe021 630 1678

15Raven-kamer, eerste verdieping,Pinelands-opleidingsentrum, SentralePlein, St. Stephensweg, Pinelands

20 10:00Mariëtte Griessel021 531 3437

16Raadsaal, 11de verdieping, Waalstraat 44,Kaapstad

18 10:00Marius Coetsee021 487 2055

17Dulcie September-raadsaal (kleinsaal),hoek van Klipfontein- en Proteastraat,Athlone

21 10:00Edgar Carolissen021 637 9757

18Subraad-raadsaal, hoek van Buckweg enSesde Laan, Lotusrivier

21 10:00Okkie Manuels021 700 4020

19 Raadsaal, Sentrale Sirkel, Vishoek 18 10:00Desiree Mentor021 784 2011

20Raadsaal, Alphensentrum, Hoofweg,Constantia

20 10:00Brian Ford021 794 2493

21 Raadsaal, Van Riebeeckweg, Kuilsrivier 20 10:00Pieter Grobler021 900 1502

22Strand-raadsaal, hoek van Faganstraat enHoofweg, Strand

18 10:00Richard Moi021 900 1508

23Colorado-gemeenskapsentrum, hoekvan Weltevreden- en Rosewoodrylaan,Mitchells Plain

18 10:00Raphael Martin021 371 4551

24Khayelitsha-opleidingsentrum, hoek vanLwandle- en Spineweg, Khayelitsha

21 10:00Goodman Rorwana021 444 7532

Om toegang tot die volle agenda en alle ondersteunende dokumentasie 72 uur voordie vergadering, besoek www.capetown.gov.za/subcouncils. Verlig die datum van diesubraadsvergadering, kies die subraad wat jy benodig en laai die agenda af. Rapporteerasseblief enige probleme by die betrokke subraadsbestuurder.

Die volgende beleide en planne word gedurende November 2013 vir openbare konsultasiebeskikbaar gestel. Dit kan by subraadskantore bestudeer word en belanghebbendes kankommentaar lewer daarop:

• Konsepbeleid oor Universele Toegang• Naamgewing van sewe naamlose voetbrûe oor Nelson

Mandela-boulevard en Rhodes-rylaan• Tweede wysiging van die Verordening op Informele Handel

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER

JONGSTE BESONDERHEDE VIRBEHUISINGSDATABASISDie Stad Kaapstad vra dat behuisingsaansoekers hom van hul jongste besonderhede virsy behuisingsdatabasis voorsien. Om te verseker dat jy in die hande gekry kan word as ‘nbehuisingsgeleentheid opduik, moet jy seker maak dat die Stad die korrekte inligting hetwat betref jou woonadres, huwelikstatus, groen strepieskode-identiteitsnommer, telefoon-/selfoonnommers, maandelikse inkomste en enige gestremdheid in jou gesin.

Vul asseblief ’n behuisingsaansoekvorm in wat beskikbaar is by enige van die Stad se behuisings-kantore hieronder of by www.capetown.gov.za/en/Housing/Pages/Housinglist.aspx, en dien ditby jou plaaslike behuisingskantoor of enige ander behuisingskantoor in. Jy kan dit ook by dieBelpark-gebou, Voortrekkerweg 20, Bellville of by Waalstraat 50, Kaapstad afgee.

Heg die volgende dokumente by jou ingevulde aansoekvorm aan:

• Gesertifiseerde afskrifte van jou en jou gade/lewensmaat se groen strepieskode-identiteitsdokumente en huweliks-/egskeidings-/doodsertifikate;

• Afskrif van ‘n onlangse salarisstrokie of maatskapliketoelae-staat of beëdigde verklaringdat jy werkloos is.

KANTOOR ADRES TEL

Adriaanse H.v. Adriaanse- en Seboastraat, Adriaanse 021 936 8870

Athlone Avenue Dr Abdurahman, Kewtown, Athlone 021 637 9120

Belhar H.v. Huguenot- en Alabama Plein, Belhar 021 952 6100

Bishop Lavis H.v. Kasteelbergweg en Lavisrylaan, Bishop Lavis 021 934 6020

Bonteheuwel Kiaatweg, Bonteheuwel 021 444 0139

Grassy Park H.v. Linda- en Olgaweg, Grassy Park 021 706 1833

Gugulethu H.v. NY1 en Lansdowneweg, Gugulethu 021 630 1638

Hanover Park Hanover Parklaan, Hanover Park 021 691 9365

Heideveld Heideveldlaan 167, Heideveld 021 637 1230

Langa H.v. Washington- en Lerotoliweg, Langa 021 694 9803

Leonsdale 12de Laan, Elsiesrivier 021 936 8862

Macassar Bindlaan, Macassar 021 857 7016

Manenberg Swakopweg 4, Manenberg 021 417 4880

Melton Rose H.v. Kool- en Gannastraat, Kleinvlei 021 444 0757

Mitchells Plain Chryslersingel 42, Beacon Valley, Mitchells Plain 021 376 1313

Nyanga H.v. Nuwe Eisleben- en Ou Klipfonteinweg, Nyanga 021 386 1214

Ocean View Carinaslot, Ocean View 021 783 1861

Parkwood Walmerweg 39, Parkwood 021 705 0100

Ravensmead Edgar Bullockstraat, Ravensmead 021 928 4664

Retreat Concert-boulevard 78, Retreat 021 701 1294

Rusthof Faure Marinerylaan, Strand 021 850 4210

Scottsdene Eoanlaan, Scottsdene 021 980 6270

Valhalla Park Angelalaan 94, Valhalla Park 021 934 1054

Wesfleur Wesfleursirkel, Atlantis 021 573 7112

Nog inligting is beskikbaar byweb1.capetown.gov.za/web1/searchhwl/.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER193/2013

Compensation of R42 million will be paidout to fee-paying schools in the WesternCape to recompense schools for fee exemp-tions granted to learners this year.

Minister for Education in the WesternCape, Donald Grant, made this announce-ment on Thursday, saying that this movewill benefit schools that are struggling withthe cost of exemptions due to parents whocannot afford school fees.

“We live in a tough economic environ-ment wherein many more parents simplycannot afford to pay their school fees, andthis ultimately places a burden on the man-agement of the school.

“This is evident in the number of learnersapplying for fee exemption,” Grant ex-

plained.According to him the number of learners

applying for fee exemption has increasedfrom 48 974 learners in 2010 to 70 153 in 2011and 90 506 at 783 fee-paying schools in 2012.

Grant says that parents can apply for ex-emption or partial exemption from payingthe due school fees on the basis of their com-bined annual income.

Parents qualify for exemption if theschool fees are more than 10 % of the par-ents’ combined annual salary.

They can apply for partial exemption ifthe fees represent between 2 % and 10 % oftheir annual salary depending on thenumber of children they have at a fee-pay-ing, public school.

Exemption learners’ fee covered

Pensioenarisse wat elke sent omdraai, kanswaar getref word deur munisipale reke-nings wat skielik ’n skerp styging toon.

Dit gebeur wanneer waterverbruik geskatword en die skatting reggestel word wan-neer die werklike lesing geneem word.

Dit is nie moontlik om elke watermeter el-ke maand te lees nie.

Dus word ’n rekenaarprogram gebruik omdie waterverbruik te skat, sê Leonore vander Walt, die stadsraadslid vir wyk 2. Die re-

kenaarprogram gebruik die voorafgaandeses maande se waterverbruik om ’n gemid-delde te bepaal en die rekening word daar-volgens bereken.

WinterDie ses maande waarvolgens die skatting

gemaak word, is ses maande in die winteren ses maande in die somer.

Dit is omdat waterverbruik in die twee sei-soene kan verskil.

Wanneer die werklike lesing dus gedoenword, en die skatting was te laag, word dievolgende rekening dienooreenkomstig aan-gepas.

Die werklike lesing wat geneem word, isegter die werklike waterverbruik en die ver-hoogde eenmalige bedrag is dus verskuldigaan die munisipaliteit.

Inwoners wat dit nie kan bekostig om dieskielike styging te betaal nie, kan na die mu-nisipale kantoor toe gaan en reëlings tref om

die ekstra bedrag in bekostigbare paaiemen-te af te betaal.

Inwoners kan die lesing op die waterme-ters vergelyk met die lesing op die munisipa-le rekenings om vas te stel of dit wel so regis.

Verder kan inwoners self hul watermeterslees en die lesing deurbel na die munisipali-teit.V Kontak die munisipale inbelsentrum maandeliks by086 0103 089 om jou waterlesing deur te bel.

Skattings van waterverbruik ruk sakke


Verledeweek het ons na defini-sie, asook kenmerke, van diepsigopaat gekyk. Vandag be-

spreek ek verdere aspekte van hier-die persoonlikheidsversteuring.Ons het reeds gesien die psigo-

paat is iemand met ’n patologieseegosentrisiteit. Vir die psigopaatdraai alles net omhomself. Hy is ge-fokus op sy eie behoeftes en begeer-tes en het nie gevoel of respek virander mense nie. Selfs wanneer ditvoorkom of hy vir ander omgee,doen hy dit vir eie gewin.Die psigopaat, met ’n hoë verbale

intelligensie, is ’n subtiele manipu-leerder. Hy speel op die emosiesvan ander, maar werklike begripen omgee vir mense ontbreek byhom.

OpvoedingDan kry ons ook die psigopaat

met ’n lae intelligensie of ’n swakopvoeding.Hybelandmeer dikwelsin tronke as die psigopaat met ’nhoër verstandsvermoë. Psigopatetoon dikwels kriminele gedrag en’n onvermoë om te leer uit vorigeervarings.Ander kenmerke van die psigo-

paat is ’n grootheidswaan van syeie selfwaarde, patologiese vals-heid en leuens, gebrek aan empatie,swak gedragskontroles, gebrek omverantwoordelikheid vir sy eie op-trede in te sien, gebrekkige realis-tiese langtermyn doelstellings, im-pulsiwiteit, ’n lae frustrasietole-ransie en onbeheerste aggressie.Onskryookdiepsigopaatmet ’npa-rasitiese lewensstyl wat op anderteer of hulle manipuleer tot sy eievoordeel.

SubtipesIn die Suid-AfrikaanseHandboek

vir Abnormale Gedrag (redakteurD.A. Louw) word drie subtipes vanpsigopate onderskei:Die eerste is die manipulerende

psigopaat wat besonders vriende-lik, sjarmant en spontaan sosiaalinskakel. Hywekdie indrukvan in-nemendheid en doeltreffendheid.Hy beïndruk mense en wanneer hyhul vertroue gewen het, misbruikhy die mense tot sy eie voordeel.Tweedens is daar die aggressie-

we psigopate met ’n lae frustrasie-toleransie wat reageer met aggres-sie en opstandigheid. Wanneer din-ge nie na hul sin gaan nie of hulbehoeftes word nie onmiddellik be-vredig nie, reageer hulle met woe-deuitbarstings en opstandigheid.Die derde subtipe is die ontoerei-

kende psigopaat. Hy doenhomvooras ’n skadelose, hulpelose en simpa-tiesoekende persoon. Hy kom vooras ’n baie afhanklike mens en teerop familie en vriende.Hy is klaerig,neulerig en lastig. Baie van hulle isswerwers sonder standvastigheid.Dit is belangrik dat die mens op

straat bewus is van die optrede enkenmerke van ’n psigopaat, want jykan maklik deur een uitgebuit enmanipuleer word. Onthou die aan-wesigheid van enkele kenmerkemaak nie iemand noodwendig ’npsigopaat nie; die diagnosering vanpsigopatie geskied deur ’n gekwali-fiseerde kundige soos ’n psigiater.Volgende week volg ons derde afle-wering oor die psigopaat.V Dr. ST Potgieter, sielkundige, tel. 021 9495007 of [email protected] of ‘ST se Pitkos’op Facebook.

Gevoel,respekvir anderafwesig

’N SPRANKIE SIELKUNDES.T. POTGIETER

10 TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier Woensdag, 20 November 2013HOOFARTIKELBLAD

Gee aan hullevrede en voorspoed, Here, wanthulle het hullevertroue op Ugestel.

Jesaja 26:3

Put on a brave face: Meghan Lombard (Enchanted Parties) carefully paints Eben Braaf’s (5) face like Spiderman. Eben’s eyes are swollen after an operation to remodel his skull bones. He was one of 39 children who wereoperated on during the Smile Foundation’s Smile Week of sponsored surgery at Tygerberg Hospital last week.

PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

[email protected]|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Belville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woorde nie,sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

It’s good to hear people speak-up as Yagyah Adams has done.(“We must all buy proudlySA”, TygerBurger, 13 Novem-ber). I for one support whatwas said in his letter. I takethe time to look for SouthAfrican, locally produced, etc.

If we are to reduce crime inour country, each and everyone of us should be doing whatwe can in an effort of unityand support toward each other.Cheap labour leads to cheap

products, leading to cheap life.Cheap has added greatly tocrime and the demise of oureconomy, it will continue ourdownward spiral.

The less we are prepared topay for our local South Africangoods and services, the lessthere is for our local SouthAfricans to pocket which theycould then use to plough backinto our communities andeconomy.

We want the best services,the best products, we want itcheap – cheap, discounted andfor free, we then wonder whywe are economically unsound.Many who have so little

income buy cheap because theycannot manage. Well then, forthose who can afford more,buy better quality, encouragequality, pay for the quality andplease stop the “cheap labour”.

A N DELPORTEmail

Cheap will beour downfall

The letter of Sickened “Showrespect, don’t use disabledbays”, TygerBurger Parow, 13November refers.

I am a disabled person andhave also wondered at therespect shown by healthypeople, parking in disabledbays. To be able to display adisabled sticker/card a personpays a certain amount of moneyto the municipality for theprivilege, its not free parking.

So for those inconsideratepeople out there, just remember,one day it could be you.

JEANEmail

One day it could beyou in disabled bay

I do not agree with the writerof “Fietsryers moet op padvoorkeur geniet”, TygerBurgerTable View, 6 November, as Ihave witnessed cyclists onnumerous occasions disobeyingthe rules of the road, namely:Red robots, riding abreast andat night or in inclementweather, using flashing lightsfront and rear when theregulations clearly state that

Cyclists flaunt theroad rules at will

front and rear light are to emita steady beam.

They may be motor cardrivers as well, but that seemsnot to deter them from flauntingthe rules when they take theircycles to the road.

The only time they may rideabreast is: On a dedicated cycletrack, or, if taking part in anorganised cycle event.

The bottom line is that weshould all drive as the RoadTraffic Regulations dictate.

JOHNSanddrift North

I refer to the letter “Showrespect, don’t use disabled

Some disabled baysblocked every day

To Sickened, (“Show respectdon’t use disabled bays”,TygerBurger Parow, 13 Novem-ber): Your last sentence refers.You do not need to be a disa-bled senior citizen to use thedisabled parking bays. Anyonein possession of a valid driver’slicence and a legal disabled“blue and white card or sticker”may utilise these disabled bays.

DIPlattekloof Glen

Others can utilisethe disabled bays

Baie mense neem hul hondestrand toe en, ek moet sê,hierdie honde is goed gema-nierd.

My probleem is dat baie vanhierdie eienaars net loop, en ditis dus nie net voetspore wathul honde agterlaat nie.

As jy deesdae op die strandstap, moet jy so versigtig weesom nie in hierdie honde selandmyne te trap nie.

Die kanse is seker baie skraaldat honde verbied gaan wordop ons strande?

Stappe moet geneem word ofareas moet bepaal word wathonde-vriendelik is of hondemoet nie toegelaat word opstrande nie.

Dink aan ander ook en tel julhonde se landmyne op.

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SLICE OF LIFE

Oorverhitteaarde binne40 jaar hierMense in ons land bekommer hul gereeldoor misdaad, korrupsie, die stand van dieonderwys, armoede, werkloosheid, swakmunisipale dienste, lewenskoste...Noem maar op. Die bekommernisse sal

etlike bladsye behels. Selfs genoeg weesom ’n “bekommernisboek” vol te skryf.Maar al dié bekommernisse is eintlik

nietig in vergelyking met die GROOTBEKOMMERNIS. Dié word nie altyd metsoveel passie aangespreek nie. En eintlikbehoort die hele mensdom hul energienet daaraan te bestee.Onlangs het Rob Scholes, ’n ekoloog

van die WNNR, dit weer duidelik gestel:Aardverwarming is besig om ons planeetteen ’n baie vinnige tempo te vernietig.Hy het bevind dat ’n plek soos Upingtonin die Noord-Kaap binne die volgendeveertig jaar onleefbaar sal wees. Suid-Afrika kan ’n gemiddelde temperatuursty-ging van 4° C teen die middel van hierdieeeu te wagte wees.Die tempo waarteen aardverhitting

plaasvind is so vinnig dat seevlakke diéeeu geleidelik met tussen 0,5 m en 1 mgaan styg. Dit alles omdat yskappe enysbanke in Antartika smelt en van dievasteland afbreek weens verhitte water.Nie alleen gaan ons kinders en hul

kinders op ’n oorverhitte planeet moetprobeer oorleef nie, maar gaan dietwintig- en dertigjariges van vandag al ’nvoorsmakie kry van hierdie “hel opaarde”. Dit is ’n skrikwekkende vooruit-sig!Kom ons bekommer ons eerder daar-

oor. En doen iets daadwerklik dááraan.

HOOFARTIKEL

SMSV I have been saying for years that SA isnot a British colony any more, so why dopeople here still want to celebrate GuyFawkes? - Hope, Glenwood

V Johannes (SMS, 13/11): Almal is veronderstel om buite hul erf skoon te hou.Ekhet duisende rande spandeer om plaveisel te lê, met die munisipaliteit se toestemming. Let wel, niks word onwettig bymy gedoen nie. Ek het ’n buurvrou met ’nhoekerf. Sy wil nie haar tuindienstemanbetaal om die gras langs die kant te snynie. Ek moet nou my tuindienste betaalom dit te sny, anders waai al die onkruidsaad in my erf. Maar nou parkeer menseop die gras. Wel, ek gaan die snyery noustop. Die munisipaliteit kan dit nou sny ofdie vrou sê sy moet dit laat sny. - Ophouslapgat wees

V As Pensioenaris (sms 13/11) ’n Transnetpensioenaris is, sal hy wel ’n bonus gelykstaande aan een maand se salaris eindeNovember ontvang. -Oud-Sporie

V Moet asb. nie op CapeGate se “mothers& tots”parkering staan as jou kinders nieeens ’n stootwaentjie benodig nie. Ekmoes paar keer die winter met my pasgebore baba deur die reën hardloop. - Ano-niem

V Can’t animal shelters have an open dayand invite schools or animal lovers to come with a towel, shampoo and a tin offood and spend time bonding with themany homeless animals by bathing andfeeding them. Let’s start by calling theshelters now. - Just thinking

V Kan Sassa miskien ons lesers inlig watiemand nodig het om ’n ouderdoms enongeskikheidstoelae te kry. Mag hy nog’n pensioen kry? Mag hulle huise besit?Ons verlang antwoorde. - Vra net

V Wie moet die lang gras sny langs Mosselbankstraat? Ook op die oop erwe daarlangs? Vra maar net. - Salome

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

bays”, TygerBurger Parow, 13November:

I too am sickened by theparking in disabled bays. Thebiggest culprits on the Tafel-berg Street parking area ofBothasig Mall are the PostOffice and G4S security. Thesecurity vehicle parks therealmost every day.

Some other drivers don’t parkin the bays, but just stop there.

SICKENED TOO!Email

Yagyah Adams letter (“We mustall buy proudly SA”, TygerBur-ger, 13 November) refers.

I agree with his comments,but our labour costs are thehighest in the world and theunions and the government donothing about it.

JEANEmail

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For just R500 you can adopt a Christmaschick, a penguin chick that is.Every year around Christmas SANCCOB

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Umnyama Foundation needs some helpspreading Christmas cheer this year.They have been supporting Tygerberg

Hospital with their Christmas tree since2008 and deliver 500 presents every year.On their Christmas list for 2013, they are

also assisting local charities by distribu-ting goods and toys for children.Umnyama Foudation is in need of food

products to make 500 hotdogs.V For more information about the organisation, visithttp://umnyamafoundation.webs.com.

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The City of Cape Townwould like to informmembers of the public that the Ruyter-wacht Swimming Pool has been closed forminor maintenance work.If all goes according to plan, the pool will

re-open before the end of November for sunlovers to enjoy.During the closure, teams will re-paint

the pool basin floor, a task that will take ap-proximately two weeks to complete.Members of the public are encouraged to

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The Western Cape Police has 668 entry le-vel posts available for police constablesthorough the province, and want to inviteinterested parties to make an applicationif they meet the criteria.

SAPS want to expand their contingent ofpolice officers in the Western Cape with in-dividuals who are committed and seriousabout law enforcement and who want to

make the police their career.To qualify, applicants must be a South

African citizen with proof of ID, betweenthe ages of 18 and 30. Applicants must havea Grade 12 certificate or a National Certifi-cate (Vocational) Safety in Society.

Preference will be given to applicantswith a drivers license and applicants mustsubmit themselves to a physical medical

examination and must be found physicallyand mentally fit. Applicants will also beasked to undergo a psychological asses-sment as determined by the National Com-missioner. They must also be proficient inat least two official languages, one of whichbeing English and must be prepared to takethe oath of office and undergo training.

Applicants must have no visible tattoomarks that are irreconcilable with SAPSand must have no previous criminal re-cord. Applicants must be prepared to serve

anywhere in South Africa. Upon comple-ting a 24 months training programme, suc-cessful candidates will serve as functionalpolice officers at a police station or unitwithin the province.V Applications must be submitted to your nearestpolice station or to The Provincial RecruitmentCentre, 1st floor, Customs House Building, LowerHeerengracht Street, Cape Town before 25 November 2013. For more information call Personnel Officer Qomfo on 021 467 8388 or Personnel OfficerMahloane on 021 467 8383.

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Give hearts, rands for kids’ Xmas

The Bishop Lavis Paradise Feeding Scheme recently hosted their end of year function for their volunteers with anafternoon of High Tea. Apart from enjoying the tasty treats they also want to let the community know that they needhelp for their annual treat for children in the area. On Saturday 14 December they will be treating the children to a funday at a local swimming pool, and they normally give each child a goody bag filled with treats for the festive season.While the bags have already been made by the volunteers, they now need to be filled. Calling out for some donationsare, standing from left, Estelle Matthee, Eliabeth Brikkels, Joan Vollenhoven and Clarabelle Fraser. For more informationabout the initiative and how you can help call Estelle on 082 812 6831. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Fives Futbol are bringing Africa’slargest five-a-side football and life-style festival to Cape Town.

The Stimorol Fives Futbol Festivalin association with Stimorol andStretch Experiential Marketing, willtake place all day on 7 December atFives Futbol’s Century City venue.

The first festival of its kind willboast six all-weather floodlit synthet-ic fields as well as two beer gardens,brought to you by Savanna. With Sti-morol as headline sponsor, footballfans and families alike can expect aday full of fun and entertainmentwhile watching celebrated soccerlegends from Ajax Cape Town.

There will be three leagues whichteams can enter: The Elite (for expe-rienced players), Corporate (compa-nies can enter teams of employees totake part), and the Stimorol FunLeague for the more sociable maleand female players who just want tohave fun. The Stimorol Fun Leagueencourages players to dress up incrazy outfits and compete for amaz-ing prizes on the day.

A community initiative includesthe invitation to 10 teams from select-ed non-profit organisations from thesurrounding areas, to take part inthe tournament free of charge. In ad-dition to the festival, on the Fridayprior to the event, a tournament willbe hosted for teams from underprivi-leged areas and Ajax Soccer Schoolplayers.V Tickets are available at Computicket atR32 for standard tickets and R60 for VIP.Tickets will also be available at the gate atR40 for standard and R80 for VIP. VIPs willgain entrance to the Savanna Black bar areaand will receive a free coupon for one freedrink (children under five years old get freeentrance).V Teams can sign up at www.fivesfutbol.co.za. Team entrance is priced at R2 000with an optional R500 for a gazebo positioned in the ‘team warm up’ area whichboasts an inflatable adicourt. Upon sign up,all players will receive a free branded Adidasfootball shirt.

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The beat of the ghoema drum and blaringbrass of the minstrel sound of the Cape hasbeenwith Ismail Dreyer ofDelft, since forev-er, andnowhe is part of ensuring that it liveson for a new generation.That is why he started the Forever Brass

Band, with the aim of sharing his love forthemusic with a new generation in his com-munity.He points out that themusic is in his blood

from growing up in the Bo-Kaap where hisfamily was always involved with the music.“I can’t remember a time without music,”

he smiles.“When I woke up as a child I was playing

trumpet, and it’s been my passion and loveever since.”Over the years he played with a variety of

“teams” and choirs, but always wanted tolead his own group.“We moved here more than 20 years ago,

but in recent years I realised that therewerechildren here who were growing up withoutknowing the traditions of thismusic in CapeTown.“I realised that thismusic had played a big

part in who I was as a person, I may not berich or educated at the best schools, but it

taught me to respect myself and thosearound me.“That is what I want to give these young-

sters, through the music they must learnhow to first respect themselves, their friendsand family, and how through their musicthey can enjoy life to its fullest no matteryour circumstances or where you come

from.”Ismail points out that it has not been easy.“Somehow I’ve managed to keep it going

with very little funding,” he reflects.“I don’t ask the members anything but to

adhere to the rules of respect for themselvesand the music. Those that live far from ourpractise room have to be transported, and

sometimes we like to give them somethingto eat, but I can’t complain, it’s what I haveto do to give them a better chance at life.”The garage at the Dreyer residence is a

hive of activity as members gather for theirSaturday practise.Members sit around warming up their in-

struments as Ismail talks to them about up-coming engagements, the need for punctual-ity, and respecting the rules of the band.In a corner a trombonist discovers that

there’s some false notes coming from his in-strument, so he begins repairs – with mask-ing tape!“This is our main problem,” says Ismail.“We’ve had to get our instruments from

pawn shops or just go for the very cheapest.We always need more because there are somany more children who want to join.“How canwe take themon, if we are strug-

gling tokeep these instruments in shape?Wereally don’t want money, we just need some-body to help with repairs, andwill gladly ac-cept donations of instruments that peopledon’t want any more.“Weare also looking for accomplishedmu-

sicians in the community to assist us withimproving our music by coming in to hosta workshop from time to time. It will all helpto make us a better band.”V Contact Ismail on 072 716 3401.

May music of the Cape live on forever

Ismail Dreyer gets the Forever Brass Band in tune for their practise in Delft. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK


The SAPS is turning 100, andthere are lots of celebrationshappening.Tomorrow, 21 November, a

Gala Music Concert will be tak-ing place at the SAPS TrainingInstitute in Paarl.Tickets areR100 andavailable

from police stations in the com-munity.The official Centenary Cele-

bration will be taking place atAthlone Stadium on Friday.In Bishop Lavis the cluster

will be launching their 16 Daysof Activism on Monday 25 No-vemberwith amarch starting atthe police station at 18:30 andending at Avonwood Square.V More information on the eventsfrom Captain Pierre Jordaan on 021928 1431.

SAPS celebrates 100 years of service

Do you also want to understandyour teen?All mothers, ladies, teen-

agers, grannies and women lea-ders, are invited to the FamilyTiesMinistry for a women’s ral-ly on Saturday.

The theme of the event is,Know your Teenage Daughter,and it will be held at the churchin Matroosberg Road in Belharfrom 14:00.V For more information contact PastorKnight on 073 910 2386.

Women’s rally will teach about teen daughters

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She is best known as the voice of MangoGroove, but this December, Claire Johnstonwill be singing some of the best loved Christ-mas songs at this year’s Classical Christmasconcert, hosted by Tyger Valley shoppingcentre, TygerBurger and Radio TygerbergClaire will share the Liqui-Fruit Amphi-

theatre stage with Jannie Moolman, ZanneStapelberg, Elvis Blue, a symphony orches-tra and a choir on Sunday 1 December.“It is a beautiful venue, in an absolutely

beautiful part of the world,” Claire says ofthe amphitheatre in Paarl adding that withits warm audiences, she is looking forwardto performing there again.

Special“Outdoor performances are always so

acoustically pleasing, and when you add inthe clean air and the wonderfulviews…heaven,” Claire says.Fans of Claire’s solo work will know her

last solo album, titled Africa Blue, in 2005.Good news is she is busy working on a newalbum,which she hopes to release next year.

“I’ve actually been busy for a few monthsnow on what is for me a hugely excitingproject,” Claire says, describing the projectas a “celebration of great South Africansongs through the decades, with a host ofguest artists and collaborators”.

Humbled“I have been so humbled and honoured, in

fact, that so many iconic SA artists agreedtobepart of thealbum,”Claire says. She listsZolani Mahola (Freshly Ground), TheunsJordaan, Romanz, and Rebecca Malope assome of the artists.

She says: “We are looking at a March 2014release, and I am feeling so stoked at how theproject is sounding: very familiar, verySouth African, and yet also very different.”Claire says the audience can expect to he-

ar some familiar songswhen she takes to thestage at Classical Christmas. The song listwill include classic and Christmas songs.V Tickets for Classical Christmas cost between R100and R150 and are available at www.cultivaria.com oron 021 872 9754.V The show starts at 18:15, but gates open at 16:00and a variety of food and drink stalls will be on offerto offer a picnic atmosphere before the show begins..

Stars sing Christmas greats and evergreens

Birding Big Day, celebrated on Saturday 23November, is designed to celebrate and rai-se awareness of the national treasure thatis our wild birdlife.Take a little time today to really look at

the featheredvisitors to your garden.You’llsoon notice the variety in those grey flocksof pigeons, and that all those LBJs (LittleBrown Jobs) are actually a dozen or moredifferent species each with its own “perso-nality” and favourite places to hang out.There are many ways to add an extra fea-

thered dimension to the enjoyment of yourbit of the outdoors. Even a small patio areaor balcony can be designed to entice wildli-fe by using a variety of containers plantedup to create different levels of vegetation.Ballerina-flowered fuschias look pretty

pirouetting from window boxes or basketssuspended from a tree or pergola.Begonias, petunias andverbenasalsoadd

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begonia, verbena, as well as pastel-shadesof phlox, with a thick layer of kraalmanureor other organic mulch to create a forestfloor that robins and thrushes will love toscratch about in. Hardy cordylines in largecontainersmake an air-purifying feature ofwell-lit interior spaces and, outdoors, addinterest and depth to any plant grouping.They also produce attractive berries thatfruit-eating birds will relish.Birds get as much pleasure from garden

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the hugely popular 4.5 km charity dog walkattracts thousands of walkers and their dogsof all shapes, sizes and breeds, who’ll puttheir best foot and paw forward in supportof the Cape of GoodHope (CoGH) SPCA. Lastyear, 1 300 dogs and 2 000 walkers took to the

streets, and evenmore people and their dogsare expected to take part this year.

Close bond“The event honours the close bond be-

tween owner and dog, and provides an op-portunity for dog owners to spend qualityfun timewith their furrybest friends. Peopletravel from far and wide to take part in thewalk and we are always extremely touchedby the love they have for their pets, as wellas the loyal support shown to the Cape ofGoodHopeSPCA,” said SPCAevent organis-er Juan August.Television presenter Tracey Lange, and

mediapersonalityCatoBekker,whoare alsoboth DJs on media partner Smile 90.4 FM,

will keep the crowds entertained as theytake on the role as MCs for the day.Before and after the event there will be a

wide variety of food and beverages availableand this year the popular Wiggle WaggleChristmas Market also returns – with lotsof goodies on sale for you and your pet. Andthere’s plenty to keep the little ones busywith face-painting, a balloon twister, stiltwalker, jumping castle, colouring in compe-titions, and a PlayStation/gaming station.

MyPlanetThanks to the support of new event spon-

sor MyPlanet, all funds raised from entrieswill go directly to helping the SPCA preventanimal cruelty during the upcoming festive

season.Puppies younger than fourmonths are not

permitted to take part and owners of short-nose breeds (i.e. bulldogs and pugs) andthose with older dogs with joint problems,are also cautioned to consult their vets be-fore committing to take part in the walk.A discounted entry fee of R35 per person

and R25 per dog will be offered to entrantswho enter before 17:00 on 29 November. En-tries on the day of the eventwill open at 07:00at a cost of R40 per person and R30 per dog.Children in prams participate at no cost.Enter online at www.spca-ct.ca.

V For more information on the route, venue and registration details, visit www.spcact.co.za or contactthe CoGH SPCA on 021 367 3202.

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DSTV/TV/DVDSERVICES

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.AHA Burglar Bars & Gates0219331647/0219091807/0835421097.

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OPPORTUNITIES

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.NEED LIFESTYLE CHANGE? Intere-sted in wellness couching part-time,as extra income? Bussiness opp. notto be missed. Call now for app. Call0836501004. www.moretolife.co.za

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VEHICLES

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ACCESSORIES, SPARES& MODIFICATIONS

3001

.WINDSCREENS and motorglasssupplied and fitted. Ph 0829735536

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CARS FOR SALE

3025

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TOYOTA, CONQUEST, 1.3Goie toestand.R18 000 ohb.

Skakel 084 321 3311

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PROPERTIES

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FLATS TO RENT

3250

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BLACKHEATH2-bedr. double-storey flatavail. R3600 p.m. W + E

included. Call: 072185 5135

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FOR RENT

3205

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ELSIESRIVIER4 Vertrek Wendy huis te huur.

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Skakel: Samantha 021 932 0771/ 072 366 2963

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HOUSES TO LET

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Malibu Village /Blue Downs

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SEPARATEENTERANCES

3316

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BELHAR

Furnished separate entranceavailable. R2800.00 pm W&E incl.Close to all transport. Sober habits.

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/ 072 366 2963

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GAYLEE /BLACKHEATH2 rooms, sep. entrance,R2800 p.m. + dep. Excl.elec. Avail. 1 Dec. 2013

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MALIBU Village / BLUE DOWNSSep. entrance. Avail. from1 December suiteable for single maleor female. (No children)Call: 073 007 6204/ 073 293 1075

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SUNBIRD PARKOuma woonstel te huur. R1 600 p.m.

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EMPLOYMENT

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MEAT INDUSTRY

3776

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BELLVILEL KWIKSPARBenodig Deli, Slaghuispersoneel en kassiere.

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GENERAL

3680

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10 Vacancies in a wellestablished marketingcompany in Somerset

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NEWHOUSESFOR SALE

• 2 & 3 bedrooms• Security development• Electrified fence• ADT armed response• Close to taxi and train• Close to ZevenwachtMall• 20 schools in area•Monthly bond from only R3 900•Why rent if you can buy

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BELLVILLE/GROENVALLEI R590000NEG. -3 bedroommaisonette with bathroom,Family room and kitchen + garage.

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DELFT/ THEHAGUER220000NEG.Massive plot with 2 bedrooms,Lounge kitchen + bathroom.

Call Theresa at 0231 951 5929Or 082077 3270 to view

THERESA‘SPROPERTIES

.BELHAR - R550000:Neat f. enclosed 3 bedr., 2bathr., f.f. lounge PLUS swimming pool.BISHOP LAVIS - R695000 .Double storey, 3 bedr., full bathr., cnr. bathr.,shower, lounge, f.f.DELFT /VOORBRUG - R280000Very neat 2 bedr., lounge, f.f., plus single garage.TAFELSIG /MITCHELL'S PLAIN - R260000 : F.enclosed, 2 bedr., lounge, kitchen, bathr. & toilet.BELHARR599000NEGAbsolutely stunning facebrick, 3 baths, open planktichen, lounge, 3 beds, TVroom.BELHARR450000,Very neat 3 beds., lounge & kitchen open plan,bath & toilet, tiled throughout, on large plot.BELHARR4300003 beds., lounge, kitchen, carport on large fullyenclosed plot.RAVENSMEAD - R780000 – stunning 3beds withmain-en-suite, large living areaie ff, diningroom, lounge, facebrick – amust seeWe are looking for properties in all areas.Weoffer exceptional and professional service!!!

Aleric: 0839667878Sharon: 0833173794

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.BELHAR - SELF-HELP3 beds., f.f.kitchen, 2 baths, pool. R549 0003 beds., large plot. R449 000

DELFTVoorbrug - 2 beds., large plot - R250 000Rosendal - 3 beds., large plot - R300 000

ELSIES RIVER (Clarkes Est.) - R2390002 beds., quiet close.

SILVERSANDS - R3500003 bedsrooms.

CASHBUYERSWesbank - R85 0001 bedr., large plot.Leiden - 1 bedr., large plot.

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.BELHAR / SELF-HELP - R550000neg.(ABDS-0274) 3 beds.MES. Tiled lnge & diningroom. Tiled kitch with Bic,oven,stove,extractorfan. Bathr. Carport.RAVENSMEAD /UITSIG - R599000neg.(ABDS-0278) 3 bedr house. Lnge & dining room.Tiled kitch with Bic. Scullery. MES. Bathr. Garage.Paved driveway. Very large home. Don’t miss thisbargain.CRAVENBYESTATE - R695000NEG.Nice Neat 4 bedr homewith garage. Lots of yardspace for potential growth.CLARKE ESTATE (Matroosfontein)R440000neg. - 3 bedroom house.open plankinchen and lounge, 1 bathroom.

Contact SAMAD–082691 6841021 931 9265 (office hours 9am–5pm)Use references to viewproperties at

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ALLAREASSELLER, I URGENTLYNEEDSTOCK FORMYQUALIFIED BUYERS. PLEASEHELP!

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To allmy sellers&buyers, thank you foryour support.

Formore information& viewingcontact: CARMEN079 115 6651 oremail: [email protected]

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BLUEDOWNS

Electric City R6500003 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, granny flat and

swimming pool. Open plan lounge/dining andfitted kitchen. Single garage.

Electric City R5300004 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Open plan

lounge/dining & fitted kitchen. Single garage.

Electric City - R8990005 Bedrooms,3 bathrooms. Open plan

lounge/dining & fitted kitchen. Entertainmentarea + swimming pool. Single garage.

Call Britt 082 3360434

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BLUEDOWNS/BRENTWOODPARK

R450000all cost incl.NEWRELEASE / SOLEMANDATE

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CONIFERS - R450000Large 3 beds., lounge, diningr., kitchen, secureparking.BELLVILLE (FLAT) R435000 Spac. 2 Bedr. flaton the first floor with garage situated nearSanlam.NETREG - R230000Big 2 Bedrooms, lounge, dining room, kitchen,bathroom + house shop (Stock excluded)BELHAR/SELFHELP - R550000Big 3 bedrooms, lounge, dining room, bathroom +spacious granny flat.OLDBELHAR - R430000Opposite Belkem. Spacious 2 bedroom, fullyfitted kitchen, lounge, double carport, braaiarea, family bathroom.FAIRDALE - R299000: 2 Beds, lounge, kitchen,bathroom.

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Laureus YES Programme Graduates are front from left: Charl Jensel, Taahirah Matthews, Lamees Solomons, Mziyanda Matiwane, Ferdill Vilander,and Ashley Meyer. Back: Christoph Sauser (Swiss Laureus ambassador), Edwin Moses, Morné du Plessis, and Laureus ambassadors Ernst vanDyk, Ryan Sandes and Cynthia Tshaka.

Chairman of the Laureus Sport forGood Foundation, Edwin Moses, andChairman of Laureus South Africa,

Morné du Plessis, congratulated an inspi-rational group of Cape Town youth leaderswho have successfully graduated from theLaureus Youth Empowerment ThroughSport (YES) Programme.

Inspire2013 marks the second year of this pro-

grammewhich trains youth leaders to har-ness the power of sport to inspire andtransform their communities. Some 39 par-ticipants aged between 18 and 25 were se-lected from a wide base of sport for socialchange programmes nationally. YES lead-ers have completed sports managementtraining delivered by innovative partnerssuch as the Sports Science Institute ofSouth Africa, Exercise Teachers’ Acade-my, Children’s Radio Foundation andYouth Zones.Knowledge gained includes event man-

agement, IT skills, facilitation, sportscoaching, media communication and im-portant leadership skills. After the gradua-tion the leaders showcased their new skillsin sessionswith 40 kids from local Laureusprojects: Grassroots Soccer, Waves ForChange and Indigo YouthMovement. Theywere joined by fourLaureusAmbassadors:Ernst van Dyk, Ryan Sandes, CynthiaTshaka and Swiss Laureus Ambassadorand defending champion of the Absa CapeEpic, Christoph Sauser.

PotentialEdwin Moses commented: “I have seen

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to raise the aspirations of youth leadersthrough sport.” Morné du Plessis contin-ued, “Today’s YES Programme graduatesembody the spirit of Laureus. They areSouth Africa’s sports leaders of tomorrow

who will be changing the world aroundthem.” The Cape Town YES Programmegraduates areMziyandaMatiwane, FerdillVilander, Taahirah Matthews, LameesSolomons, AshleyMeyer andCharl Jensel.

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There wasmore than fireworks on Tues-day 5 November when Belvue PrimarySchool became the first team to defeat

the Proteas in the KFCMini-Cricket Kids vsProteas Tour.With a 33-run win on the 5th of November

in Cape Town, they got the KFCMini-Crick-et kids back into the series after the Proteaswon the first twomatches of the sevenmatchseries.All this excitement tookplace at the school

because local resident Lana Knipe was thesecondwinner in theKFCMini-CricketKidsvs Proteas Tour competition.Entering on behalf of her friend, Wilma

Jones, whose son Jesse attends the school,they encouraged all their friends and familyto enter the competition to increase theirchances of winning, and the scene was setfor an exciting game.Winning the toss and electing to field, the

Proteas were up against it right from thestart.

With batting being the real strength of theBelvue team, they used it to their advantageearly on dispatching Shabnim Ismail andThami Tsolekile to all parts of the field.

NervesThe expected nerves seem to do little to

hinder the youngsters against their moreseasoned opposition, but just as everythingwas going great for the KFC Mini-Cricketkids thanks to knocks from Rubin Deppe,Joshua Plaatjies and David Wagner, Alexisle Breton got the Proteas back into the gamewith two wickets in her first over.There was little time for celebration for

the Proteas team however, as Nicole Numanand Geneva Fillies put Belvue back on thefront foot with some inspired stroke-makingwhile Rory Kleinveldt battled to find hisrhythm with the ball.Once they departed, it was then time for

Wilma Jones’ son Jesse to showwhat hewascapable of.She was filled with excitement as he

strode to the crease, but hewas sadly bowledfirst ball by Mosline Daniels.

After that initial setback though, he part-nered withWaalied Adams and put togethera formidable partnership that took the KFCMini-Cricket kids to a score of 91 in their al-lotted 8 overs.In response to thedaunting target, thePro-

teas started slowly as Waalied Adams, theman of the match, was again proving to bea thorn in their side, this time with the ball.Needing 53 runs from 24 balls, the Proteas

couldonlymanageanother 20 runs, andwiththat, Belvue Primary were the deservingvictors.

PrideTeam coach andGrade 1 teacher at Belvue

Primary, Desiree Layman, was naturallyoverjoyed by the result.“I am bursting with pride. The kids were

verynervous thismorningandwewerewor-ried that they would not perform the waythat we know they can due to their nerves.“Some of the players don’t believe enough

in themselves but today’s game will givethem more confidence.”Fromaproudcoach to aproudparent,Wil-

ma Jones also had an amazing daywatchingher son take on the Proteas.“I saw that my son has the temperament

to play like Kallis.“He started slowly but when he warmed

up, he was unstoppable.”

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Belvue Primaryvictors

The Belvue Team celebrate their victory with their coach Desiree Layman. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

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