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OPPORTUNITY: FATHERS AND SONS BOND

Major dayfor youthand dadsGARY VAN DYK

The spirit of youth who fought againstapartheid comes alive in the communi-ty this weekend.

This year 16 June is special for youth andfathers because it will be celebrated on thesame day.

Some of those youth from 1976 and the1980s are probably all fathers now, but thereis still theneed to empoweranewgenerationof youth to become positive forces in theircommunities.

There are a number of events planned tocelebrate Youth Day this weekend, and suchone major event is planned for AvonwoodSport Field in Elsies River, starting at 14:00.

This gathering aims to get our communi-ties together for a day ofworship and confes-sion of the bloodshed in our nation and tosee the dignity of fathers and children re-stored in our nation.

RachelMeyer is the local residentwho em-barked on this journey eight years ago, afterworking with youth for many years.

She was joined on her journey by peoplewho shared her vision and the ExponentialImpact Generation organisation wasformed.

HealingThey will be co-ordinating this event and

she says that it must be part of healing thehurt in our communities.

“I sawour societywith its broken relation-ships between fathers and their children,”she says.

“This iswhatGodwants to restore, not on-ly our earthly relations, but also our rela-tionship with our Heavenly Father.”

YouthDay is in in remembranceof 16 June1976, where students in Soweto started todemonstrate against receiving “Bantu Edu-cation” only inAfrikaans andEnglish by thethen apartheid government.

Many children died on this day and thedays to follow in clashes with the police.

“We see many fathers in our society notplaying roles that theyare supposed to,” con-tinued Meyer.

Sin“Our children are being influenced by the

negative influences that they see aroundthem, but as Christians, we believe that theproblems in our societies stem from the rootproblem which is our sin towards God.

“Our sin is that we do not recognise Godfor who He is and do not follow His ways.Yet, there is hope.”

The Hervormende Evangelie SendingKerk, on the corner of Range and Forestroads in Elsies River will also be hosting aYouth Rally starting at 10:00.

Their guest speakers on the day will in-clude parliamentary member Dorothy Go-bie;DanPlato,Minister of Safety andSecuri-ty in the Western Cape and local councillorCharles Esau.

In Delft the Masithembele HIV and AidsEnrichment Centre will be hosting a YouthCelebration at the Nelson Mandela PeacePark on Monday 17 June. Sport will be thefocus of the day with mini-soccer and net-ball. Activitieswill start at 10:00 and the ven-ue is at 125 The Hague.V For more information about the event at Avon­wood Sports Field contact Quinton Bosch on 072 1374210. More information about the event in Delft fromMarina on 073 594 2129.

The scene: These two young artists are doing their bit to celebrate Youth Month withthis mural on the wall of the Early Child Development centre that is being built in Leons­dale. Grant Jurius from Elsies River, sitting, and Jonathan De Goederen from Ravensmead,started on the project during May and it is an initiative funded and organised by the CityDepartment of Social Development. The aim of this project is to provide an artistic andcreative environment for the children who will be attending the centre on a daily basis.Besides just being an art mural, the artists have added an interactive section where childrencan engage with sums and puzzles painted on parts of the wall. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Brightening up new ECD centre

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An overseas connection is helping to makea new playground and resource centre inBlikkiesdorp a reality.TheTygerBurger is an integral part of this

connection becausewhenBeryl Segerswentonline and read about the plight of childrenin this area she wanted to be part of makinga difference, all the way from Sydney, Aus-tralia.Last week she was in the city to visit the

area and show her grandchildren Charlotteand Chelsea what they are working for.The Segers family emigrated about 25

years ago, but Beryl said that she has neverlost her love for the country of her birth.“I’ve always kept in touch withmy family

and friends here,” she said.“Helping to raise funds for this project

over inAustralia is part ofmaintaining thatcontact, especially this one.”“As a child growing up in Retreat, play ar-

eas were so important for us as children be-cause it is vital for us to remember that thisis where we made our friends, and some ofthose friendships are lasting a lifetime.”“For the children in this area a resource

centre is also vital because it is only the mo-tivation to keep upwith their education andthat will empower them.”She also said that it was important for her

grandchildren because they are growing upin an environment where they don’t seesuch poverty.“I want them to appreciate the opportuni-

ties that they have,” she said.“But, theymust also grow up with a sense

of what they can do to help those less fortu-nate than themselves, and that is why theyhave becomeambassadors for this project inAustralia.“Now they can tell people exactly what

they have experienced on their visit.”The girls collected toiletries, and clothes

from their schools in Sydney and handed itout during their visit. The family alsohelped out at a soup kitchen in the area dur-ing their visit, and have started a donationdrive for the Winter Feeding Scheme thathasalready raisedmore thanR7 000 inabouttwo weeks.Lee Warren is the local ambassador for

the community in Blikkiesdorp and saidtheywere very thankful for the efforts of thefamily from Australia.“We are very humbled and thankful for all

these efforts because it shows us how muchpeople can care,” she said.“To date we are 80 % there regarding

funding the project. Without the help fromBeryl and theAustralian donors this projectwould not have been possible at all.”“It kickstarted the vision of the play-

ground and we have been pledged supportfrom other sponsors as well to ensure thesuccess of this project.”“Wearenowwaiting on the city to allocate

land so that we can launch the project.”

Down under to Blikkiesdorp

Seated from right is Charlotte and Chelsea Sandys­Silakivai, getting to meet some of the childrenin Blikkiesdorp, with standing from left, Lee Warren, Sasha Segers and Beryl Segers.

PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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There’s more comfort for victims of crimein Delft with the re-launch of the VictimSupport Room at the police station.

Last week the community celebrated theopening of the facility that was revampedwith the help of the local Spar franchise.

Claudia Michel, HR manager for Spar inthe Western Cape, said that the relaunch ofthe facility was part of their commitment tofight crime in all their areas.

“We are encouraging all our stores toform these partnerships with police sta-tions and with Business Against Crime tomake our communities safer,” she said.

MEC from the Department of Social De-velopment, Albert Fritz, delivered the key-note address and said that this relaunch wasan example of the good that the police weredoing in partnerships with business and thecommunity.

“We must never forget that the victims ofcrime need care and comfort during theirtime of need, and facilities like these makea huge difference as part of the healing proc-ess.

“While we continue to fight against crimethis is where we start helping the victim,and the volunteers who offer their servicesto be here must be commended for the fan-tastic work they do in that process.”

Station commander, Brig Hendrik Jansenwas also on hand to point out various anti-crime exercises that were happening in thecommunity.

As part of their “Take Back” strategy todeal with crime, drugs and gangs, they host-ed a walkabout in the area last week.

“We received several requests from thecommunity in Delft South, and they alsowant us to embark on a name and shamecampaign to be started in the area,” he said.

“We were joined by members of the com-munity, the community police forum andneighbourhood watches, and went to sevenhouses that were identified in the area.

“One such outlet was a well-known drugoutlet called ‘Casablanca’ in Wallace Streetwhere several successful seizures have al-ready been executed, but even after arrests

the business just gets taken over by some-body else.

“During this exercise six suspects, agedbetween 17 and 40, were arrested for the ille-gal possession of drugs.

“We will not stop until we get rid of allthese drug houses, and we can only do thatwith the help of the public.”V Jansen want the public to know that they can for­ward information of where illegal drugs are storedor sold, via his personal confidential SMS hotline at079 494 1352.

Victim Support relaunched

Albert Fritz, MEC Department of Social Development cuts the ribbon to re­open the facilityhelped by Michael Barreiro from Delft Spar, as well as Andrew Anthony of Business AgainstCrime, Delft Cluster Commander Dottie Adonis, and Brig Hendrik Jansen. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

GARY VAN DYK

Some schools in Elsies River got a boost fortheir sport recently.

Roger Röbeck, owner of Project Freight inthe area accompanied by his managementteam, attended the assembly at ElswoodHigh to give out rugby, soccer and netballballs.

This donation was to aid in the holistic de-velopment of the children in the communityand also to allow the children to engage insporting activities which will, in the proc-ess ensure that the children are kept off thestreets.

The principal of Elswood Primary was al-so invited and received balls as well.

Both schools will also be introduced toTag Rugby and further assistance will begranted in the form of rugby and soccerpoles.

A special thanks was offered to Schlum-

berger Logelco and Wet Sports, who alsocontributed to the auspicious event.

An open invitation and challenge was alsoextended to other companies in the area tocontribute and assist in the social uplift-ment.

“The community in the Elsies River area

need to keep their children active and thebest way is for them to participate in sportwhich will benefit the parents as well,” saidRöbeck.

Project Freight is also involved with TheNight Shelter in Elsies River and donatescompost, seeds and fertilizer.

Schools get a sporting boost donation

Roger Röbeck, left,hands out a boxof balls to JurgensBekker of ElswoodPrimary with rugbycoach of the highschool, Wilfred LeCordeur, waitinghis turn.

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The Bonteheuwel Men in Action underthe banner of the Bonteheuwel Churchesin Action will be having a Men’s Campfor men of all ages during July thisyear.

It will be held from Friday 26 toSunday 28 July at the SimonsbergChristian Camp and Outdoor Centresituated at the foot of the beautifulSimonsberg mountain outside Stellen-bosch.

This camp wants to focus on teachingfathers to be mentors to their sons, goodhusbands to their wives, to teach familyvalues, but most of all to make themrealise that men can make a positivedifference in their community.

They are also appealing for sponsorsto help pay for unemployed men andsons who want to attend the camp.

Fathers, sons and grandfathers arewelcome to enjoy a weekend of fun,recreation and fellowship in naturalsurroundings.

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There’s a call for the community to stayawake against crime.

On Friday members of the RavensmeadUitsig Cravenby Development Initiative(RUCdi), will be gathering at the derelictstructure that used to be Florida Primaryfor a vigil against crime in the area.

Erica Jacobs of the organisation said thatover the last two months they have em-barked on an enquiry with various govern-ment departments regarding this derelictbuilding.

“We are in conversation with the Pre-mier’s office and the Department of PublicWorks regarding its current misuse, possi-ble restoration of the structure and thatRUCdi (in memory of the school’s legacy)would like to initiate a Public-Private Part-nership in the form of a skills developmentcentre for youth empowerment,” she said.

On Friday, in collaboration with churchleaders they will host the vigil from 18:00until 06:00 on Saturday.

She added that church and youth leaderswill preside over the vigil.

The main aims of this exercise are to ig-nite community engagement and unitevoices of active citizens against crime in thearea.

“We want to send a message to gangs thatwe will no longer tolerate their destructionof young lives,” added Jacobs.

“During this vigil we want to keep thebuilding crime-free, even if only for 12hours, as a symbolic gesture of possibility,and we want to support the neighboursaround the school building against the con-stant torment that has become part of theirdaily lives.”

In the event of rain the vigil will use thehalls of the Anglican and Hollandse Inde-pendent Churches, two vantage points op-posite the abandoned building.

The intention is to convene a peacefulgathering, engage participants in commu-nity building activities and reconnect withvalues and morals that will strengthen thecommunity.

During the programme theywillwalk theschool perimeter and form a human chainaround the building.

“We have secured the support from anumber of stakeholders, the Ministers Fra-ternal and youth leaders will preside overthe programme while SAPS, CPF andNeighbourhoodWatchwill assistwith secu-rity and other resources,” concludedJacobs.V Further information from Erica Jacobs on 082 7410254 or email erica@symphonia.net.

Vigil at derelictschool ‘a message’

Part of the derelict Florida Primary School that has been vandalised. RUCdi wants it to becomea school of skills for the area. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Get ready to sing and get the beat going fora school band.

Belvue Primary School recently started aschool band and theywill be hosting a speci-al karaoke session at the Belhar Civic Cen-tre on Friday.

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with instruments and sound equipment.The action will start at 20:00 with tickets

costing R30 per person, and guests maybring refreshments for the evening.V For more information contact Andy Josephus on021 952 5820, or the committee secretary, TheollaLangenhoven on 021 483 5545 or 073 987 1418.

Karaoke to get school band going

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TYGERBURGER | RAVENSMEAD & BELHARWoensdag, 12 Junie 2013

Boer saam vir topwyne

Groenland se drie geslagte Kosie, Piet en Jacobus Steenkamp in die wingerd. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

DESIREÉ RORKE

Daar is bitter min pa’s en seuns wat suk-sesvol kan saam boer. Dis gewoonlik’n “gevegsfront” van kopstampe en

haakplekke wat baie boere eerder soos dieplaag vermy.

Die Steenkamps van Groenland-wynland-goed is egter ’n unieke uitsondering met ’npa-en-seun-wenkombinasie wat dié land-goed al ’n string wyntoekennings oor die ja-re besorg het – 45 toekennings, om presieste wees.

Die TygerBurger het Dinsdagmiddag ’ndraai gaan maak by pa en seun in die geselli-ge proekamer.

En so tussen die proe deur besef mens hoe-kom die twee só ’n gedugte span is.

Die wynmaker, Kosie Steenkamp, en syseun, Piet, assistentwynmaker en wingerd-boukundige, boer al sedert 2001 saam op diepragtige plaas in die Bottelaryheuwels –vrugbare wynland wat al drie geslagte aandie familie behoort.

En dis juis die dinamiese saamwerk tus-sen pa en seun wat die sukses van die plaasverseker.

“Ons is beste vriende, ons bly saam, werksaam, kuier saam, braai saam en kyk na-tuurlik saam rugby,” sê Kosie, terwyl hy diegoeie verhouding tussen hulle verduidelik.“En as ons die dag ’n kopstamp ondervind,gaan die son nie sak sonder dat dit uitge-praat is nie,” voeg hy beslis by.

Dis ooglopend dat die pa en seun groot lief-de, respek, waardering en vertroue tussenhulle deel.

“My pa is ’n baie cool superboer met sykort denimbroek en lang kouse.

“Hy lyk nes ’n regte boer moet lyk,” vertelPiet laggend as hy besin oor sy kinderjareop die plaas wat hy nog nooit verlaat het nie.

“As ons as jonges partytjies in die skuurgehou het, het ek altyd my pa geroep sodatalmal kan sien hoe ’n boer nou moet lyk,”sê hy trots. En Kosie het dieselfde respek vir

Piet. “Ons is albei boere in murg en been,maar iemand moet die bemarking doen,” sêhy oor dié sakeverpligting wat Piet ook se-dertdien oorgeneem het.

En kort op seun Piet se hakke, is kleinseunJacobus (5). “Daar is geen twyfel daaraan dathy ’n boer gaan wees nie.

“Hy leer van kleins af oor die boerdery enis amper nooit sonder ’n snoeiskêr in diehand nie.

“Hy is baie erg oor die plaas,” sê Piet oorsy seun, wat skamerig buite die proekamerrondhang tydens die onderhoud, snoeiskêrin die hand.

Nes die mense van Groenland, is die wyneook eg, heilsaam en eerlik. Dis geen wonderhulle spog met soveel topverkopers nie.

“Ons glo in waarde vir geld,” sê Kosie vansy wyne. Groenland is een van die 21 wyn-produsente wat by die eersteTygerBurger se

“We Luv Wine”-winterwynfees gaan weesen die Steenkamps is baie opgewonde hier-oor.

“Ons sien uit daarna om hier by ons men-se en in ons kontrei uit te stal,” sê Kosie.V Sien bygaande artikel oor die “We Luv Wine”­wyn­fees.

WEN! WEN! WEN!V Die belangrikste man in ons lewens is ons pa! Skryfnou in vir TygerBurger se vadersdagkompetisie, ge­borg deur die pa­, seun­ en kleinseunspan van Groen­land, en wen ’n geskenkpak van Groenland­wyne entwee kaartjies na TygerBurger se “We Luv Wi­ne”­wynfees by CapeGate op 20 en 21 Junie. Ant­woord die volgende vraag en stuur jou antwoord,naam en kontakbesonderhede na Steen­kamp@groenland.co.za teen Maandag 17 Junie,09:00. Vraag: Wat is die naam van die Groenland­pa­triarg, Kosie Steenkamp, se kleinseun?

Die noordelike voorstede van Kaap-stad maak reg om die winterkoue van-jaar te verdryf met die eerste “We LuvWine”-winterfees by die CapeGate-winkelsentrum op Donderdag 20 Ju-nie en Vrydag 21 Junie van 17:00 tot21:00.

Wynliefhebbers kan meer as 150 wy-ne direk by die wynprodusente proeen koop tydens die fees.

Daar sal ’n wye verskeidenheidwees om elke smaak en beursie te pas– van rooi, wit, droog en soet regdeurtot port en vonkelwyn.

Die uitstallers is: Avontuur-land-goed, Checkers Oddbins, Checkers-wyne van die wêreld, Croydon-wyn-plaas, Du Toitskloof-kelder, Groen-land, Hidden Valley-wyne, KleineZalze-wyne, Koelenhof, Landskroon,Lord’s-wyne, Lourensford-landgoed,Neil Ellis-wyne, Oranjerivier-kelder,Perdeberg, Quoin Rock, Rheboks-kloof, Riebeek-kelder, Solms-Delta-wynlandgoed, Two Oceans – Quay 4Wine en Vergenoegd-landgoed.

abuzzWine, saam met Cybercellar,bring hul nuwe slimfoon en tablet-apps saam om dit aan wynliefhebbersbekend te stel.

Gemaklike sitplekke, danksy Ou-hout-meubels, en ’n informele restau-rantarea word ook geskep waar fees-gangers warm etes kan nuttig, voorbe-rei deur die welsynsorganisasieShiloh Synergy, wat ook die begun-stigde organisasie van die fees is.

Kaartjies kos R50 per persoon ensluit ’n pragtige CapeGate-wynglas in.

Kaartjies is beskikbaar by dieCapeGate-inligtingstoonbanke in diewinkelsentrum, by www.ticketbre-ak.co.za.

Dit kan ook deur die organiseerders,CVO Marketing, se facebook-blad be-spreek word.

Verdryf die winterweermet ‘warm’ wynfees

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KENNISGEWINGVAN SUBRAADSVERGADERINGS:JUNIE 2013Kennis geskied hiermee dat die 24 (vier-en-twintig) subrade van die Stad Kaapstad soos volgop die volgende plekke en tye sal vergader:

Subraad Plek Datum Tyd Bestuurder

1 Raadsaal, Royal Ascot, Milnerton 20 10:00Peter Deacon021 550 1001

2 Kraaifontein-raadsaal 19 10:00Fred Monk021 980 6053

3 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. Hoofweg,Delft en Silversandsweg, The Hague

19 10:00Martin Julie021 695 8161

6 Bellville-raadsaal, Bellville-burgersentrum 21 10:00Pat Jansen021 918 2024

7 Durbanville-raadsaal 21 10:00Carin Viljoen021 444 0689

8 Strand-raadsaal, Strand 20 10:00Izak du Toit021 850 4149

9 Solomon Tshuku-saal, Site C, Khayelitsha 19 10:00Johnson Fetu021 360 1351

10 Lookout Hill-toerismefasiliteit, Khayelitsha 21 10:00Goodman Rorwana021 360 1267

11 Fezeka-raadsaal 19 10:00Kayise Nombakuse021 630 1737

12 Lentegeur-raadsaal 20 10:00Alesia Bosman021 371 8199

13Ruth First-gemeenskapsaal 19 10:00

Lunga Bobo021 630 1619

14 Elukhanyisweni-gemeenskapsaal 19 10:00Christopher Jako021 630 1678

11 Athlone-kleinsaal 19 10:00Kayise Nombakuse021 630 1737

12 Lentegeur-burgersentrum 20 10:00Alesia Bosman021 371 8199

13Fezeka-raadsaal 19 10:00

Lunga Bobo021 630 1619

14 Fezeka-raadsaal 19 10:00Christopher Jako021 630 1678

15Raven-kamer, Pinelands-opleidingsentrum,Pinelands

19 10:00Mariette Griessel021 531 3437

16 Raadsaal, Waalstraat 44, Kaapstad 21 10:00Marius Coetsee021 487 2055

17 Athlone-kleinsaal 20 10:00Edgar Carolissen021 637 9757

18 Rondevlei-subraadsaal, Lotusrivier 20 10:00Okkie Manuels021 700 4020

19 Raadsaal, Vishoek 21 10:00Desiree Mentor021 784 2011

20 Raadsaal, Alphensentrum, Constantia 19 10:00Brian Ford021 794 2493

21 Oostenberg-raadsaal, Kuilsrivier 19 10:00Pieter Grobler021 900 1502

22 Strand-raadsaal 21 10:00Richard Moi021 900 1508

23 Colorado-gemeenskapsentrum 19 10:00Raphael Martin021 371 4551

24 Khayelitsha-opleidingsentrum 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.

Verlig die datum van die subraadsvergadering, kies die subraadwat jy benodig en laai die agenda af. Rapporteer asseblief enigeprobleme by die betrokke subraadsbestuurder.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER

GELEENTHEID OM EIENAARSKAP VAN JOURAADSHUIS TE NEEMDie Stad Kaapstad se direktoraat menslike nedersettings het aangekondig dat die Stad14 688 verkoopbare huureenhede het wat nog aan die bestaande huurders oorgedra kanword as hulle daarvoor in aanmerking kom.

Huurders wat in die Stad se verkoopbare huureiendomme woon en kwalifiseer, wordaangemoedig om eienaarskap van hierdie eenhede te neem.

Enkel- en ry-tipe kothuise en duplekse is beskikbaar.

As jy kwalifiseer, kan jy in aanmerking kom vir:

• ’n Korting op die koopprys• Vir die afskryf van agterstallige huur- en diensgeld• ’n Bydrae tot die oordragkoste van tot R500

Neem die volgende dokumente na jou plaaslike behuisingskantoor:

• Bewys van inkomste• Bewys van identiteit• Huweliksertifikaat, skeibevel, beëdigde verklaring gewoontereg- of Moslemhuwelik• Gade se doodsertifikaat (indien van toepassing)

Doen asseblief by jou plaaslike behuisingskantoor navraag oordie kortingsvoordele waarop jy geregtig is.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER105/2013

Hospitaalskool bied net beste vir leerders

’n Paar van die personeellede van die Tygerberg­hospitaalskool is (van links) Mare Pieters, SarinaSwart, Sharon Vincent, Rosetta Cupido en Renette Keet. Voor is Susan Potgieter (skoolhoof).FOTO: ROWENA HENDRICKS

ROWENA HENDRICKS

“Ons is net soos enige ander skool.Al verskil is ons leerders is almalhospitaalpasiënte en baie van

hulle is terminaal siek. Sommige is bedlêenden aan rolstoele gekluister, en die meestespandeer lang tye in die hospitaal ommedie-se redes en vir behandeling.‘‘Maar ons streef daagliks daarna om vir

al ons leerders net die beste te kan gee… énhoop vir die toekoms.”Só sê Susan Potgieter, hoof van die Tyger-

berg-hospitaalskool (TBHS), wat op die per-seel van die Tygerberg-hospitaal geleë is. Dieskool, wat in 1959 begin is, het nou jaarliksaltesaam sowat 1 600 leerders en die klasseword in multi-grade (van 1 tot 12) en multi-ta-le (Afrikaans en Engels) aangebied.

HoopDie TBHS se hoërskool-afdeling heet iThu-

ba, wat “hoop” beteken, en hier word veralleerders met psigiatriese probleme geleer.Die skool volg ook die ABET-program, waar-deur die leerders dalk eendag vir ’n ambag

aan ’n FET-kollege kan gaan studeer.Die Tygerberg-hospitaalskool is vanjaar

een van drie begunstigdes van TygerBur-ger se Want ons Kan!/Cause we Can!-kon-sert, wat op Sondag 28 Julie in die Bellville-burgersentrum gehou word.Al die kaartjie-inkomste gaan direk na

die begunstigdes, wat self die kaartjiesmoet verkoop.Potgieter sê hul dag begin om 08:00 wan-

neer drie onderwysers opnames van leer-ders vir die dag by al die hospitaalsale gaandoen. Daarna komhulle terug skool toe, omskoolwerk vir die leerders te krywat bedlê-end en te siek is om skool toe te gaan.“Daar is 12 sale in die hospitaal en die ge-

tal kinders wat ons opvoed verskil van dagtot dag. Daar is geen vaste bywoningsregis-ter nie, want dit verander elke dag na ge-lang van hoeveel kinderpasiënte daar indie hospitaal is,” sê Potgieter.“Die meeste van die leerders kan ook nie

gemeng word nie, want hulle het verskil-lende mediese probleme, swak immuun-stelsels en sommige het ernstige en aan-steeklike siektes.” Sy sê die kinders watskool bywoon,moet ook eers soggens eet enmedikasie gebruik voor hulle skool toe kangaan. Al die leerders moet om 12:00 weerterugbesorg word by die verskillende hos-pitaalsale vir etenstyd. Die onderwysersgaan doen ook dan opvolgbesoek aan dieleerders bywie hulle die oggend skoolwerkgelos het. Hul amptelike werkdag eindigom 14:30.“Wanneer die kinders teruggaan sale toe

voel hulle beter, want die skool is ’n beken-de omgewing, maar baie was nog nooit in’n skool nie. Dis hartverskeurend,” sê Pot-gieter. Sy spog dat die skool ook die nasio-

nale kurrikulum volg soos deur die Wes-Kaapse onderwysdepartement (WKOD)voorgeskryf word, maar nie sport doen nie.“Ons kry weekliks kinderkinetika-stu-

dente van die kollege wat vir die leerders fi-sieke oefening kom aanbied. ’n Groep vry-willigers het ook onlangs aangebied om onsleerdersmethul leesvaardighede tehelp,” sêsy.Geen van die leerders wat die skool by-

woon, betaal egter skoolgeld nie, omdat hul-le almal pasiënte van Tygerberg-hospitaalen uit minderbevoorregte omstandighedeafkomstig is.Die skool ontvang slegs ’n basiese staats-

toelaag en is verder heeltemal afhanklik vanskenkings en geldinsamelings. Die gewildejaarlikse damestee is al geldinsameling watdie skool kan hou weens ’n tekort aan vry-willigers om dit te help reël. Vanjaar se da-mesteewas ’n groot sukses endie gassprekerop die geleentheid was Ellen Pakkies.“Geld bly maar altyd ’n uitdaging. Ons

streef daarna om vir elke kind net die bestete kan gee. Onsmoet alles insit. Ons probeerom emosioneel positief te bly. Die onderwy-sers moet emosioneel baie sterk wees, wantjy kan nie net jammer voel nie, jy moet diekindersbemoedig enhulle laatuitsiennadietoekoms,” sê Potgieter.Sy sê die TygerBurger se Want ons kan!/

Cause we Can!-konsert is soosmanna uit diehemel, want met dié geld beoog die skool omweer ’n rekenaarsentrummet ordentlike re-kenaars en stelsel in te rig.Ander behoeftes sluit in skryfbehoeftes en

die verbetering van die speelarea.V Kaartjies vir TygerBurger se Want ons Kan!/’Causewe Can!­konsert, is beskikbaar by Susan Potgieterby 082 487 9458 of tbhskool@sun.ac.za.

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A number of FreeCall lines have been in-stalled across the city to bring municipalservices closer to residents, no matter whe-re they live.

Most importantly, during the winter sea-son, these lines also make it easier for com-munities to contact the City of Cape Townto report any faults.

The city has installed 67 FreeCall lines inoutlying areas and disadvantaged commu-nities. A further 20 lines are set to be con-nected by the end of July.

Many informal settlements, including so-mewhere there is hardly any telecommuni-cations infrastructure, will benefit fromthese new lines.

“We are extending the network of Free-

Call telephones to areas where low volumesof service complaints and requests are cur-rently being registered because of a lack oflandlines or cellphone airtime on the partof residents,” says the City’s mayoral com-mittee member for corporate services, De-metri Qually.

The FreeCall lines can be used to contactthe city for various enquiries and servicerequests such as illegal dumping, water le-aks, sewer blockages, refuse collection,street lights that are out, pot holes, damagedroads and account enquiries X the calls arefree of charge.”V Call the City’s helpline centre on 0860 103 089 forflooding or SMS (maximum 160 characters) to31220 for more information.

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GARY VAN DYK

Some young talents are taking to the stageatArtscape thisweek in celebration of youthmonth, and the Delft Big Band is part of itall.

On Saturday night the 13th Sekunjalo An-nual Edujazz Concert will be taking placeand this big band will be blowing up a stormwith the best of them.

The junior side of jazz will be representedby the orchestra of Rondebosch East Prima-ry who are making another appearance atthe festival after impressing audiences a fewyears ago.

Another highlight on Saturday will be theperformance of the popular MiCasa, whohavewon some SAMAawards for their soul-ful house sound.

Pride of place must go to the Delft Bandwho are also back on the bill by public de-mand.

Band leader Ian Smith’s musical proteges

have been hard atwork in recentweeks, per-forming to a standing ovation at the CapeTown Big Band Festival on the openingnight, and they will also be heading off toFrance later this year as part of a French-South African cultural exchange pro-

gramme.Started in 2008 this project has developed

into a world-class ensemble that is produc-ing some top class soloists.

Trumpeter Lorenzo Blignaut, is now stud-ying at UCT, and was part of the band for

David Kramer’s production of Kat and theKings.

The vocalists in the group, Adelia Douwand David October, are also growing intoperformers who take to the stage with confi-dence and always have the crowd beggingfor more.

In JulyDouwwill be attending the prestig-ious BerkleeMusic College inAmerica to at-tend a vocal summer camp for musiciansfrom across the world.

Over the past 12 years, this series of con-certs has been raising funds for educationalbursaries for disadvantaged youth to pro-vide a platform for inspiration and hope.

It has also given talented musicians fromvarious schools the opportunity to be men-tored by some of the legends of South Afri-can music, and some of those early Edujazzalumni are now growing into legends them-selves.V This year’s concert takes place at Artscape on Sat­urday at 19:30. Tickets are R75 at Computicket.

These young jazz musicians will blow you away

Ian Smith leadsthe Delft BigBand at theconcert onSaturday nightwith his talentedsingers AdeliaDouw and DavidOctober alwaysready to sootheyou with somesassy sounds.PHOTO: GARY VANDYK

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in next week’s TygerBurger

Mixed bag at U3A meetTygerberg U3A’s monthly meeting willbe held on Thursday 13 June at 09:45 for10:30 at The Theatre hall at the BellvilleCivic Centre.A DVD will be screened from 10:00

about “New Zealand, land of rugby,cricket and dramatic scenery”. The costis R5 for members and R10 for visitorsincludes tea or coffee and biscuits.The speaker is Professor Gavin

Maneveldt who will take guests brieflyout of winter with his talk on “Springwild Flowers on the Road Verges andPublic open Spaces.”Bring your friends and guests along.

V Phone Johan Mallinson on 021 976 0457 or072 016 3077 for more information.

The last 30 of some 80 young aspiring in-strumentalists auditioned at in Parowlast week to compete in the SAMRO Hu-bert vanderSpuyNationalMusicCompe-tition.

The competition is celebrating its 25thyear and takes place at the Hugo Lam-brechts Auditorium in Parow from 16 to20 September.Don’t miss it.

Auditions end, serious music begins

Here, boastingtheir instru­ments, are JoshSouthgate (11,flute) from KuilsRiver, Theresavan der Merwe(11, clarinet)from Bellville,Liam Slabbert(10) fromDurbanville withhis big bassoon,and AmyTremble (12,flute) fromDelft.

GARY VAN DYK

The Bishop Lavis Development Forum isgetting their projects for empowerment go-ing with the opening of their office at JohnRamsey High.They also celebrated getting a donation

of twowheelchairswhichwill be for the useof residents who need it in an emergency.These wheelchairs were donated by the

IT department of Sanlam’s Personal Fi-nance division, and forum chairman Quin-ton Newman explained that they would beavailable to the community on a loan basis.“We want it to benefit many people,” he

said.“There are people who may need it in an

emergency when they are injured, and alsofor people who may not have transport totake a family member to a medical facilitywhen they do not have transport.“This service to the community will

come with responsibility because peoplewho want to use it must produce their IDand proof of address to borrow it,” he said.Newman is also appealing to residents

with skills to make contact with the forum.“We want to draw up a registry of skilled

people in the area,” he said.“As part of our many empowerment

projects we want to know what skills thereare in our communities. If and when workbecomes availablewewant to knowwhowecan call on in the area, butmore important-ly these skilled persons can also be part oftraining projects as well.”V Contact the forum on 021 934 6427 (office hours).

Forum getsprojects going

René Wright, fromSanlam, hands overthe wheelchairs toLorenzo Williams ofthe Differently AbledCommission of theBDF, with QuintonNewman and An­dries Danster alsocelebrating. PHOTO:GARY VAN DYK

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AHA Burglar Bars & Gates021 933 1647/021 909 1807/083 542 1097.

ALUMINIUM WORKManufacture of windows,sliding doors, patio doors.Office( 021 952 9928Cell( 079 660 4664or( 073 005 3565

email:manneldaniel@gmail.com

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Bouwerk

Building

Construction

ALLE BOUWERKCarports, paving andgeneral building work.

Office:021 952 9928

Cell:079 660 4664

ALLE BOUWERKMotorhuise, braaikamers,afdakke, lê van teëls,Vibacrete­mure en

verhogings, loodgieterswerk,vervanging van hout­ enstaalrame met aluminium.Skakel( 083 725 8591 /021 904 4854 na­ure.

BUILDER ­ Cheapest in town.CAll Sallie 072 1866 072

PLANS DRAWN.DRAMAT THE DRAFTSMAN

( 021 952 7800 / 078 264 5484

Vibracrete Walls & Paving.(021 392 1433/083 539 5478

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Binnenshuisdienste

Home Services

Interior

BLINDS & CURTAINS.All types. Free quotes.021 371 8627 / 082 516 0030

BLINDS: Vertical, Venetian& wooden. Alu. windows.Discount on immediateorders. Free telephonic quotes.( 021 592 0426 /071 574 8102

BUILT­IN KITCHEN &BEDROOM CUPBOARDS

Laminated flooring & carports.Call Weston 078 972 8261.

CARPETS, etc CLEANING021 592 0626/082 428 7163

RE­UPHOLSTRY OF LOUNGESUITES & REPAIRSTel. 021 909 3572 /074 411 2992

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Buitenshuisdienste

Home Services

Exterior

GARAGE DOORS& automation.076 523 0306

VIBRACRETE­MURELos materiaal vir "DIY".

( 021 905 7820 k.u.

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Reparasies/Allerlei

Repairs/

Miscellaneous

FRIDGERE­GASSING

(Labour + gas incl. R180)(083 330 1625

*All jobs done at home!!!

REWINDING OF ALLELECTRICAL MOTORS.And repairs on washingmachines, stoves &microwaves.( 021 905 3547

108

Geld/lenings

Money/Loans

A. AFF. LOAN R200 000Cellphone + funeral CoverRICO 084 518 0545

OIL FOR FINANCIAL

PROBLEMS,

TROUBLED MARIAGES

& EVIL SPIRITS

EVON 078 134 1595

& 021 823 5654

ANDREW* Luck* Troubled marraiges* Financial problems* Water to see your enemies

Money

SMS OR CALL: 061 417 9213

HERBALIST DERRICK

can assist with:

• Love problems• Financial problems• Financial growth

SMS/CALL 078 284 6853

E. ADAMSA FORTUNETELLER

Best on troubled marriages /relationships, to much Debtsand Financial Problems.

Pass exams, work, unwantedpregnancies, Quick Sale &Buying Property. Luckycharm for Lotto andAmagundwane

Eersteriver/ Goodwood

(076 639 2185

HAJAT NIFAHWOMAN HEALER& HASSAN

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Magic Wallet

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073 055 5629

HEALER YUSUFPAY AFTER PROBLEM

SOLVED. Financial problems. Love problems. Evil spirits. Cleans Homes. Consultation fee ­ R50

Athlone / GoodwoodCall:073 392 0542

HERBALIST SENZOCan assist you with

Consultation R50Bellville Mall

• Bad luck• Personal / Love Problems•• Evil spirits• Magic stick to make you

rich & other

073 009 9070

Financial growth

www.prince­omar.com* Financial boost

* Marriage & r/ship probs* Luck oil

* Tie your debts* Mirror that shows your

enemies* Promotion at work* Psychic readingswhatsapp problem to

078 308 0352

A MAAMA REMMIE. Love problems & settle marriage.. Financial problems.. Cleaning & protecting homes fromevil spirits.

. Borrow Magic Stick & Amagundane.

. Court & Divorce cases.

. Unifinished Job

. Bad Luck & evil spirits.Pay After Results,

BELLVILLE 073 183 7176

A, BARACK MULA. Love problems & settle marriage.. Claim money taking so long

(pension & accident). Get loan quickly.. Financial problems,. Unfinished Jobs. Cleaning & protecting homes fromevil spirits.

. Bad Luck & evil spirits.PAY AFTER RESULTS,

BELLVILLE. 078 986 4993

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KruiehandelaarsHerbalists

Waiting forPension/package payouts?

SMS or send“please call me” 082 301 7856

Ph: 0860 105 546

A BRIDGING LOAN?

IS DEBT KILLINGYOU?

Go home with moreMONEY

Pay one instalmentfor

all your debt!Penny 0840610814Ingrid 082 6477 173(O) 021­931 1320

ARE U WAITINGon a Pension/ Provident/

Package / Lumpsum Payout?Cash same day. Sms/Call:Chantal 076 886 7655

BRIDGING CASHwhile waiting for:

PENSION /PACKAGE

Tel: 021 949 0930/1/2

Payout (lumpsum only)Cash same day

DEAR FRIEND, NEED ALOAN? HOFFMEESTER ­Up to R100 000. Same daypayout. B/listed. 081 285 5558

LOANS? No problem, I'llhelp. Anthea( 072 086 8029.

STREET SPIRITCASH LOANS

Offer loans ­R500 ­ R5000.Approval in minutes.Tel no: 021 911 2027

EARN EXTRACASH!!

LOAN AGENTSREQUIREDwww.sscl.co.zaT`s and C`s apply

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Vervoer en Berging

Moving & Storage

4 TON Truck with driver forhire from R900. 084 397 2144

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Elektriese

Herstelwerk

Electrical Repairs

WASMASJIENE, yskaste enstowe herstel deur mobielewerkswinkel.( 074 6082411021 939 9338

1148

Rommelverwydering

Rubble Removal

ROMMEL VERWYD. Boutuin motorhuis. 083 766 1792

MOTORS

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Motoronderdele

Parts &

Accessories

CLUTCHESRebuilt Clutch Plates from

R80,00Rebuilt Pressure Plates from

R150,00GUARANTEED

Matched Kits from R250,00Delivery Anywhere

Please contact( 021 376 7262or 074 231 8388

MYBURGH AUTOSPARES ­ STIKLAND

ONS TAKEL DIEVOLGENDE BAKKIES AFVIR ONDERDELE:

Colt, Chana, Datsun, Ford,GWM, Hyundai, Honda CRV,Isuzu, Jeep, Kia, Landrover,Mahindra, Mazda, Nissan,

Opel, Pajero, Toyota en Tata.Ons takel af volledige reeksvan bogenoemde voertuie.Tel: 021 949 9708 / 021 949 6066

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Voertuie te KoopGevra

Vehicles Wantedto Buy

AANBODEk soek nie­lopende,stukkende of ongeluk­

beskadigde voertuie. Ek betaalkontant en verwyder u

voertuig gratis uit enige gebiedTel. 021 949 6066/076 2111 620

EIENDOMME

1795

Aparte Ingangete Huur

Separate Entrancesto Let

MONTANA: Sep. entrance forcouple or single person.Call: 021 935 1406

BESIGHEID

194

Sake Geleenthede

Business

Opportunities

WELLNESS company needspeople to be self­employed.Training provided. Dare todream. Be your own boss.Call 083 650 1004.www.moretolife.co.za

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Kantore te Huur/

Verkoop

Offices to Let/

for Sale

SILVERSANDSOffice space to let

off Nooiensfontein Road.Cell 082 772 2062.

TALENT

401

Algemeen

General Vacancies

20 AGENTS NEEDEDTable charm( 028 2714 295

APPLICANTS NEEDED FORCOPY/PASTE DATA

LISTING.SMS NAME / ADDRESS TO

0715486944

AVON­AGENTE BENODIGVanaf 15% tot 30%

kommissie.( 021 910 2747 / 073 227 1034

AVON­AGENTE BENODIGElsies, Delft, Bellville,Belhar & Bishop Lavis.

Kommissie + gratis geskenke.Sms naam en adres na

083 405 0511 of 074 369 8091

Home Care: Advanced HomeCare Nurs ing Course s ,Hairdressing Course. FirstAid/Childcare. Full/Part­time.Registe now! ( 021 945 4848a.h. or 071 303 4426E­mail: pnat@telkomsa.net

Staff needed for Parow CentralFinco ­ Admin / SalesR3 500 incl comm

Contact Louise 084 382 8603 /021 838 2170

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Medies

Medical

DENTALRECEPTIONISTREQUIRED

Experience preferable.Call 082 213 4635

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Sekuriteit

Security

SECURITYOFFICERS

GRADE A + B + CLooking to build afuture in security?

Join us!!!No experiencerequired.

Must Communicatewell in

English and Afrikaans.

Must have:. Valid references. Green SA ID book. PSIRA DOCS (SOB). Proof of address.

Candidates reportto Phangela Group

Office.11 Kruger Street,Oakdale, Bellville.( 021 949 9802

ATTENTIONGOV. WORKERS!

URGENT SALES 2013!

DELFT ­ R280 000Lovey 3 beds. with garage, fullyenclosed, close to main road.Must be seen!!! URGENT SALE

GOODWOOD ­ R780 0003 beds. with lovely wooden floors,fire place, farmstyle kitchen &

massive yard.

SELLERS, I need more houses tosell to possible buyers.

CAll or SMS IRMA(082 318 9358 or 021 903 6631

OLYMPIC ESTATESBELHAR / MUSICALS R720 000Situated off Acordian Way, 3 bedswith b.i.c, f.f.lounge with built­inwall unit, dble gar, outside room.

BELHAR / MUSCIALS

R500 000 ­ Facebrick 2 beds.,previously 3, large sunken lounge,f.f.kitchen, garage facade, carport.

BELHAR / SELF­HELP ­ R420 000­ Fully enclosed, large 2 beds.,lounge, bathr & shower.

NEW RELEASE ­ BELHAR/ST AUGUSTINE ­ R750000 NEG.security complex, 3 beds with bic•sbath and full shower, sep toilet,lounge, kitchen ff with granite tops,knotty pine ceilings. a must view.

ALMOST OUT OFSTOCK!!!

We are looking for properties in allareas, we offer exceptional and

professional service!!!Aleric: 083 966 7878Sharon: 083 317 3794

Office hours: 021 953 1480

SP PROPERTIESBELHAR ­ R325 000

(ABDS­0117) 2 bedr. Lounge.Kitchen (b.i.c.) Full bathr. Spaciousyard. Carport (parking for 7 cars).Very neat. Ideal starter home.BELHAR/EXTENSION 13R385 000 (ABDS­0142)

3 bedr. Tiled lounge (knotty pineceilings). Kitchen (b.i.c.) Fully tiledbathroom. Parking for 4 cars.

Close to all amenities.DELFT/VOORBRUG ­ R345 000(ABDS­0174) 3 bedr. Tiled lounge+ dining room. Kitchen (b.i.c.) Fullbathr. Carport (parking for 3 cars).

Secured with burglar bars.

For FREE VALUATIONSContact: NATALIE

072 297 4377/021 931 9265(Office hours: 9 am • 5 pm)

Use references to view pictures atwww.abdusprop.co.za

BELHAR ­ R395 000 (ABDS­0179)2 bedr. Tiled lounge. Kitch. (b.i.c.)Bathr. Secured (sec. gates). Spac.grounds. Close to all amenities.KUILS RIVER/SILVER OAKSR1 200 000 (ABDS­0183)

3 bedr. (b.i.c., m.e.s.) Spac. lnge.Tiled kitch. (b.i.c., oven, stove).Full bathr. Entertainment area withbuilt­in braai. Outdoor store room.Outdoor braai area. Sparklingswimming pool. Automatic double

garage. Secured.We are looking for properties inBelhar, Delft, Elsies River, BishopLavis. We offer free valuations.Shireen, 079 077 7665Riedewaan, 073 399 2082Office, 0219319265

(Office hours: 09:00 ­ 17:00)Use reference to view pictures at

www.abdusprop.co.za

BEVERLY PARKEERSTE RIVERR399 000

THE PERFECT HOMEFOR THE PERFECT FAMILY

3 bedr., lnge, kitch. with stove +oven, bath, burglar bars, curtainrails, b.i.c., sec. gates on all

access doors. Near all amenities.MUST VIEW! CALL TODAY!!CLIVE BLOWS, 072 225 8519

RE/MAX Property AssociatesGlengarry, 021 981 7272

www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za

COLOMBARD

R570 000Very neat 3 bedroom house withbic's and carpets, fully fittedkitchen, bathroom with shower,alarm system, burglar bars andgarage with outside braai.

DESMOND DE WET082 371 6949

BLUE DOWNS/THE CONIFFERSR530 000 neg. (ABDS­0103)

4 bedr. (3 with b.i.c.). Tiled lounge,dining room, f.f. kitchen (b.i.c.)Tiled TV room with built­in braai.D.gar. Secure (b. bars). Cornerhouse, located in a quiet area.

HEIDEVELD R435 000(ABDS­0165) 3 ber. (1 with b.i.c.).Tiled lnge, d. room, o.plan kitch./lounge. Kitch. (b.i.c., counter tops),bathr., gar. Parking for 2 cars.

HEIDEVELDR308 000 (ABDS­0160)

Spac. 2 bedr., tiled lnge, tiled kitch.(knotty pine ceilings), bathr. carport(parking for 3 cars). Nice yard.Erf size approx. 152 m².

For FREE VALUATIONS IN ALLAREAS, call ZARA

082 581 2400 or 021 931 9265Office hours: 09:00 ­ 17:00

Use references to view pictures atwww.abdusprop.co.za

EERSTE RIVER /STRATFORD GREEN

Neat house, 3 carpeted bedr., tiledlounge, tiled kitchen (partly fitted),separate bathr. + toilet ­ tiled.Burglar bars on all the windows.Safety gates on front and backdoors, big yard that is fully

enclosed. Price: R420 000 neg.

KUILSRIVER2­bedr. flat, tiled, full bathr., open­plan lounge + kitchen, b.i.c.'s,lounge, parking bay, remotesecurity gates, communal braai.Centrally located. Public transport

easily accessible.R275 000 excl. cost.

For viewing, please contactLynn at IHPC ­ 021 909 0301 or

082 446 2674

ICONFAIRDALE / BLUE DOWNSR295 000 ­ 2 slpkmr., siersteen,groot erf, kombuis, diefwering, tenvolle omhein. Naby openbarevervoer.BLUEBERRY HILLS / BLUEDOWNS ­ R350 000 (Web Verw:509) 3 slpkmr., sitkmr, kombuis,familiebadkmr., en­suite.ROSENDAL / DELFT ­ R245 000Ruim 2 slpkmr., sitkmr, groot erf,kombuis, badkmr.MALIBU VILLAGE ­ R495 000Ruim 3 slpkmr., sitkmr, kombuis,en­suite, familiebadk., plus 2slpkmr. oumawoonstel met ekstrainkomste­potensiaal. Vanaf R3 000p.m.SUNBIRD PARK ­ R399 0003 slpk, badk, kombuis, sitk, 500m²erf + goedgekeurde planne vir uit­breiding.

Ons soek huise in ons areas virons lang lys kopers!

Gary 076 696 2403Melissa 072 057 5753

ICONGAYLEE / BLACKHEATH ­R630 000 ohb. ­ 3 slpk., sitk., kleineetk., groot onderdakparkeerplek,omhein, naby vervoer, 741m² erf.HILLCREST HEIGHTS ­ R550 0007 slpk., dubbelmotorhuis, komb.,badk., motorafdak, benodig bietjieherstelwerk.HINDLE PARK / SILVERSANDSR320 000 ­ 2 slpk., sitk., komb.,badk., naby publieke vervoer.RIVERTON ­ R485 000: 2 slpk.,sitk., komb., fam.badk., parkering.RAVENSMEAD ­ R280 000Oop erf aan Northwaystraat+ water­ en kragverbinding.ELSIESRIVIER (Donigdelaan)R380 000 ­ Baie netjiese 3 slpk.,sitk., veilige parkering, toegerustekombuis, omhein, op taxi­lyn.RAVENSMEAD ­ R680 0003 slpk., sitk., eetk., kombuis,gesinsbadk., groot erf wat omheinis met hekke.

Gary: 076 696 2403Melissa: 072 057 5753

MUST BE SEEN!!!

DELFTLeiden ­ 2 beds., lounge, R160 000

(cash bargain)VOORBRUG ­ 2 beds., garage,

large plot. R259 000WESTBANK ­ 1 beds., plot,

R95 000HIGHBURY ­ 3 beds., f.f.kitchen,double garage, granny flat,

R780 000NOOITGEDACHT ­ 3 beds.,

double gar, f.f.kitch, remote gate,large plot, beauty. R620 000 neg.BISHOP LAVIS ­ large home with3 granny flats, + 3 plots, good

investment ­ Offer???

HELP! HOUSES WANTEDSellers, we have qualified buyers inall areas. For a free valuation and

advice, phone us first!

Call Ronnie on021 952 0394 / 073 274 6668

PROPERTY KING

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SportPage 12 | Woensdag, 12 Junie 2013Onder redaksie van Stehan SchoemanTel: 021 910 6500 | e­pos: sport@tygerburger.co.zawww.tygerburger.co.za

Gun Run entries open to allEntries for one of Cape Town’s biggest andmost popular road running events, the OUT-surance 94.5 Kfm Gun Run, have opened.

The event takes place on Sunday 13 Octo-ber and participants can choose to take partin the 21 km half marathon or 10 km run/walk and five km fun run/walk, which areaimed at families, younger participants andbeginners.

Last year the event attracted a record fieldof close to 15 500 participants, and race organ-iser Atlantic Athletic Club is expecting tohost close to 18 000 this year.

Participants can enter at any Sportsman’sWarehouse or online at www.thegun-run.co.za.

Entries close on Sunday 29 September andthere is no limit to entries in each of the dis-tances.

The Anna Foundation has been appointedas the official beneficiary and all funds raisedwill go towards their cause.

The foundation is a non-profit organisa-tion working with children who live on farmsand in rural areas of the Western Cape.

Their mission is to support rural commu-nities through education, sports and life de-velopment programmes.

To find out more visit www.annafounda-tion.com. All the latest up to date event infor-mation can be found on the website or by call-ing Top Events on 021 511 7130.

N-N-Nine for Easter RoversTHOMAS CAROLUS

Eastern Rovers climbed the Northern Sub-urbs Football Association Super League ta-ble into number 9 on the log when they beatRiverside Rangers 2-1, at Avonwood Parkon Saturday afternoon.

Rheys De Beer, the Eastern Rovers goal-keeper, pulled off an impressive display ingoals but neither team could find thematch-winner they were looking for as eachteam was denied by the crossbar too.

The visitors from Matroosfontein wereeager to make the top eight , and knew theywere up against it, especially against ahighly confident Riverside Rangers side.

On the other hand , the host were still inthe running for the Super League title andthey were looking to keep that mathemati-cal chance alive by defeating Eastern Rov-ers.

Gerswin Joseph gave Eastern Rovers thelead before the break and he doubled the

lead midway through the second half beforePierre Swartz scored for the home team.

Riverside Rangers created the first sig-nificant attack on goal. Kyle Mentoorstruck an effort from 20 yards, and it flewwell off goal, not troubling De Beer in be-tween the sticks.

Some great combination play by River-side Rangers saw William Jacobs frustrat-ingly denied by the crossbar. His shot rat-tled the frame of the goal to drop down ontothe goal-line before bouncing away fromthe net.

Riverside Rangers had a chance straightafter the restart when Mentoor worked hisway into the box with the ball, only for adefender to pull off a solid defensive displayto steer him away from goal and put the ballout for a corner.

A large portion of the second half fell intoa dull affair as both sets of players lookedto have run out of steam and ideas to geta goal.

Primrose RFC players Noer Davids and Ramiz Osman, tackle UWC’s Warrick Rhoda duringa Super League B match in Bellville on Saturday. UWC won 31­15.

PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

Anything for possession

SAREL BURGER

Durbanville-Bellville se senior rugby-span is ná sy oortuigende oorwinningvan 48-5 oor Belhar steeds stewig in die

wedloop om as die Superliga-kampioen in dieWP gekroon te word.

Die Durbies – wat veral weens ’n lang ritsbeserings onlangs ’n terugslag of twee gehadhet – is kort op die hakke van die Maties enIkeys bo-aan die punteleer.

En voorts is die Durbanvillers ook op dieoomblik die gunsteling om die WP andermaalas die beste nie-universitêre klub in die vol-gende Gemeenskapstrofee-kompetisie te ver-teenwoordig.

Die klub Hamiltons, wat in ’n wedloop metDurbanville-Bellville is vir deelname aan diékompetisie, het in die jongste reeks wedstry-de onverwags teen Schotsche Kloof/Walmervasgeval.

Die Durbies was teen Belhar met rustyd

reeds 24-0 voor en, hoewel Belhar in die twee-de helfte heelwat beter vertoon het, het dietuisspan met drie drieë skuins voor die eind-fluitjie ’n bonuspunt-oorwinning verseker.

SopnatAs gevolg van die triestige weer en sopnat

veld op die Charlie Morkel-stadion is net ’nenkele drie gedruk in die kragmeting waarinBellville 3-11 teen Helderberg verloor het.

In die B-afdeling van die Superliga is oor-winnings behaal deur Kuilsrivier (44-10 tHands & Heart), Universiteit Wes-Kaapland(31-15 t Primrose) en Goodwood (26-17 t Brac-kenfell), maar Noordelikes/Northlink-kolle-ge is met 43-3 die kous oor die kop getrek deurValsbaai.

Die program vir eerskomende Saterdag(tuisspan eerste) is: Tygerberg t Durbanville-Bellville, Belhar t Helderberg, Bellville t SK/Walmer, Primrose t Kuilsrivier, Hamlets tHands & Heart.

SUPERLIGA­RUGBY: BELHAR KRY GROOT SLAE

Durbies blyin wedloop

Rare racer roars: This is a 1989 Mazda 767b 4 rotor engine Le Mans race car. Mazda onlybuilt a couple of them and proud owner, Alan Dike, took it out for a shake­down test atKillarney raceway on Saturday. PHOTO: COLIN BROWN