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TYGERBURGER | DURBANVILLE

Woensdag, 6 Februarie 2013

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This popular market offers you a wide

selection of foods:

fresh farm breads, pesto and olives,cheese,

olive oil, farm fresh vegetables, fish, cured

meats, homemade pies, preserves, free

range eggs, fresh beef and mutton from a

farm butchery, honey, waffles, biltong and

drowors, rusks, freshly baked cakes, fudge,

crafts and clothing, and many more. Lots of

kiddies entertainment and live music too.

MEERENDAL

FARMERS MARKET

Meerendal Wine Estate, Vissershok Road, Durbanville

Tel 021 975 1655

Saturday 9 February 2013

09:00 till 14:00

My sick boy is a superhero

DESIRE RORKE

A local paediatrician, along with an en-

tire medical fraternity are holding out

for amiracle, since starting treatment of

a pioneering new medicine from the

USA, to save a three-year-old toddler

from the clutches of a rare terminal dis-

ease.

Little Danil le Roux from Uitzicht

was only two when he was diagnosed

with Leigh Syndrome, in May last year.

The devastating diagnosis was made

whenmomLianie took him to the doctor

after noticing that he started shaking

and could not walk any more.

Leigh Syndrome is an extremely rare

genetic disease, which systematically

destroys the neurons in the brain stem

responsible for motor functions such as

movement and breathing. Only one out

of every 40 000 children in the world are

diagnosed with this disease.

Unlike other boys his age, Danil can-

not run and play because he relies on a

ventilator to keep him alive. Moreover,

he cannot swallow and receives his nu-

trition and medication internally.

This dreadful disease invariably leads

to death, usually from suffocation and

from the outset Danil was given only a

few years to live.

Doctors however, detected a very ag-

gressive strain of the disease with

Danil and by October last year he was

soweak that he could not walk anymore

and fell into a coma.

He was rushed to hospital and was lat-

er coupled to a ventilator.

Ever since then he has been in the crit-

ical care unit of Capegate Mediclinic,

where he is currently fighting for his

life, along with his family and resident

paediatrician Professor Pieter Fourie

who is treating him.

In October last year Professor Fourie

realised that a new medicine known as

EPI 743, developed in the USA, was

Danils only hope of survival.

The Federal Drug Association in the

United States recently approved the

drug for trial and although it cannot

cure the disease it will help to arrest the

cell damage.

I contacted the pharmaceutical com-

pany that developed the medication and

started negotiating with them. We also

applied to the South African Medicines

Control Council for permission to im-

port it for the trial, says Fourie.

Danil, who has been part of the trial

for 100 days now, is the only South Afri-

can child taking part in the trial.

He has spent days in the critical care

unit and according to Fourie, the im-

provement of his condition since he

started the regime is nothing short of a

miracle a huge source of excitement for

Fourie and the research team in the

USA.

He has noticably improved from be-

ing totally dependant to a beautiful child

who sits up by himself, crawls and al-

mostwalks. He ismentally alert, he com-

municates, smiles and blows kisses our

way. He even gets angry!

The most surprising improvement

howeverwas seen on theMagnetic Reso-

nance Imaging (MRI) after only two

months of treatment, an excited Fourie

says.

The trial medication will continue un-

til June this year, and according to Fou-

rie, the possibility exists that it might

permanently prolong Danils life to an

advancedage, although this hasnot been

proved by long term studies as yet.

There is also a chance that he might

come off the ventilator in the near fu-

ture, Fourie says.

Meanwhile, little Danil on Friday cel-

ebrated his third birthday party at his

favourite place in the world, the Two

Oceans Aquarium. Hewas accompanied

by his parents, Fourie, his medical team

from theCapegateMediclinic and a tech-

nical team to monitor his ventilator.

It was a priceless moment when he

entered the aquarium, his eyes lit up! It

was his first trip outside the hospital in

four months, says mom Lianie who has

always refused to giveuphope onher on-

ly child.

He is such a brave little boy and my

superhero. He has taught me and so

many others what real endurance is all

about. He never cries nomatter how sick

he feels. Last year we were told that it

is the beginning of the end, but now we

havebeen givennewhope andknow that

miracles still do happen. I believe with

my whole heart that he will still mean

so much to many people and other chil-

dren who contract this disease.

A fund was established to assist with

Danils medical costs. Anyone wishing

to contributemay contact Lynn-Marie at

083 446 0733 or Esr at 082 889 9288.

Professor Pieter Fourie with Danil and his parents

mom Lianie and dad Gawie, at the Aquarium on

Friday.

Having some fun with mom Lianie.

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JANA BEKKER

n Proteavallei-inwoner se onverskrokke

reaksie om inbrekers agterna te sit, het

nie net n oud-polisiekolonel se aandag ge-

trek nie, maar n beduidende rol gespeel

om een vas te trek.

Stop!! Volg my, volg my!

S het Roberto Camara verlede week

Ters Gunter, deesdae n polisiereservis,

se aandag getrek by n verkeerslig in Jip

de Jagerrylaan. Camara vanGrandiflora-

straat het Dinsdag 29 Januarie om 10:30

pas teruggekeer van die winkel toe hy

twee mans by n taxi voor sy buurman se

huis gewaar.

Toe hulle in die motor spring en weg-

jaag, is ek agterna, het hy kort n die

voorval vertel. Deur die woongebied is hy

agter hulle aan in Van Riebeeckshofweg.

Ek het deurentyd by my venster ge-

skree om iemand se aandag te trek en te

help, s Camara. n Paar uur vroer, in

die oggendure, het inbrekers by sy huis

ingebreek terwyl hy en sy gesin geslaap

het, en twee skootrekenaars gesteel.

Intussen het Ters, wat jare lank in die

polisiemagwas, by n verkeerslig gestaan

om in Jip de Jagerrylaan regs te draai.

Ek was besig om te draai toe n wit taxi

teen n verskriklike spoed oor die lig in

die rigting van Boston jaag, met n wit

BMW agterna.

Ters het besef daar is fout en het ook

die taxi agterna gesit. Ons het teen

140km/h in Jip de Jager afgejaag, s hy.

Ek het vir die bestuurder (Roberto) ge-

wink om verby my te kom en ons het die

kombi vasgekeer.

n Man het aan die passasierskant uit-

gespring enweggehardloop,maarTers en

Roberto het die bestuurder verhoed om

uit die kombi te klim.

Ek het die polisie ontbied en binne vyf

minute was hulle op die toneel, s Ters.

Ook Roberto het die polisie geprys oor

hulle so vinnig op die toneel gearriveer

het.

Robert de Vries, voorsitter van Protea-

vallei-buurtwag, s hierdie voorval is n

goeie voorbeeld van iemand wat oplet-

tend is. Meeste inbrake gebeur in die dag

en dt is hoe inwoners, wat bedags tuis is,

die buurtwag van hulp kan wees, s hy.

Robert s taxis mag nie in die buurt

wees nie. Daar is n roete langs Van Rie-

beeckshof waarby hulle moet bly.

Onverskrokke optrede beloon

JANA BEKKER

The co-ordinator of the Tygerberg Associa-

tion for Street People (TASP) in Bellville

was suspended last week pending an inves-

tigation.

Linda de Vries, TASP chairman, said no

charges have beenmade against Pastor Jer-

ry Louw, adding the board felt it best to ask

him to leave whilst an investigation into

possible misconduct is held.

Louw has worked at TASP for the past

nine years.

De Vries said it would be unfair to specu-

late on concerns which may yet prove to be

unfounded.

Itwas the intention of the board to inves-

tigate and hopefully return to normal work

in a very short space of time,

she said.

De Vries said Louws wife,

Hazel, who is also a pastor, is in

no way involved in the suspen-

sion. This can be seen by her

continued presence, De Vries

said.

De Vries said the matter

could not be investigated at the

moment, as Louw locked all ad-

ministrative documentation in-

cluding accounts, registers and

petty cash in his office. He refused to hand

over the keys.

De Vries did not want to divulge informa-

tion relating to the matter, as no charges

have as yet been made.

She said no hearing was held

and that thiswould only be done

should anything untoward be

found during the investigation

itself.

DeVries saidwhile thematter

was still under investigation,

she could not divulge when the

matterwas brought to her atten-

tion.

During a brief conversation

with Louw last week, he toldTy-

gerBurger: Theywant to get rid

of me, but on Monday Louw declined to

comment on the matter.

Hewas only prepared to say that a special

general meeting was to be held at TASP to-

night.

TASP bigwig gets suspended

Jerry Louw

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music theory lessons in Uitzicht, Durbanville.

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your home if you are based in Durbanville area.

Skype lessons now available.

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Noorweegse kwilter praat

Die Goeie Hoop-kwiltersgilde kom op

Saterdag 9 Februarie om omstreeks 12:00

by Northlink-kollege in Panorama byme-

kaar.

Die gasspreker is Unn Str Irgens, n

wreldbekende Noorweegse kwilter,

outeur en beoordelaar, wat al klasse

aangebied het in die VSA, Kanada,

Engeland en Europa. Deure open om-

streeks 09:30 vir kwiltverwante inkopies

(van n wye verskeidenheid kwiltwinkels),

en om die Durbanvillese kwiltgroep,

Thimbles and Thumbs, se werk te

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die gilde, of betaal n toegangsfooi van R40

vir besoekers.

V Bel Lucille Basson by 021 913 5665.

Parent/teacherworkshop

An educational workshop for parents and

teachers will be hosted on Wednesday 22

February at the German Kindergarten in

Bellville from 17:00 to 20:00.

Topics include, positive discipline

principles for parents and teachers by

clinical psychologist Joelene Conradie,

childhood psychological wellbeing by

psychiatrist Dr Volker Hitzeroth.

The cost will be R150 per person.

V Email Iris at [email protected] or Liezl at lkra-

[email protected].

The City of Cape Town has produced the

General Valuation Roll 2012 (GV 2012) in

terms of the Municipal Property Rates Act,

that governs the valuation of properties.

TheGV2012was signed off by themunici-

pal valuer on 31 January 2013 and handed

to the city manager.

According to a city spokesperson, there

are 815 676 properties on the GV 2012 roll

with a total value of R913 billion.

This is an approximate increase of about

13 %over the total value of theGeneral Val-

uation in 2009. The number of properties

has increased by 39 925 since 2009.

It has a valuation date of 1 July 2012,

meaning that the properties are valued at

the market rate on that date.

Property rates based on theGV 2012 valu-

ations will be billed from 1 July 2013.

Publishing the GV 2012 valuation roll in-

cludes, publication of notices in the provin-

cial gazette, notices in local newspapers

and posting notices to property owners.

The valuation roll will also be posted on

the citys website: the GV 2012 will be avail-

able from 21 February 2013 at www.cape-

town.gov.za/propertyvaluationsad.

The GV 2012 will be made available for

inspection at 17 public inspection venues

across the city. City officials will be availa-

ble at these venues to assist members of the

public who wish to inspect the valuation

roll or submit an objection. Legislation al-

lows any person to lodge an objection

against the valuation of anyproperty on the

valuation roll if they believe that the valua-

tion is incorrect.

An objection must be submitted on the

prescribed objection form. The website

(www.capetown.gov.za/propertyvalua-

tions) contains instructions for download-

ing the prescribed objection form.

Anobjectionmust bewellmotivated.Val-

uations on the GV 2012 were derived from

sales that occurred around the valuation

date (1 July 2012) and it is, therefore, best

for an objector to motivate his or her objec-

tion by using information about sales

which occurred around that date. Informa-

tion about property sales have been made

available on the citys website and it will

also be available at the public inspection

venues.

Objectors can use this information to

identify the properties sold comparable to

their own properties and to motivate their

objections in this way.

The objection starts on 21 February 2013

and ends on 30 April 2013. Late objections

will not be accepted.

The Municipal Property Rates Act states

that properties must be valued at market

value which it defines as the amount the

property would have realised if sold on the

date of valuation in the open market by a

willing seller to a willing buyer.

Data on property sales that have taken

place around the date of the general valua-

tion are gathered and this information

forms the basis for the assessments of the

values of all properties.

The city makes use of a computer model-

ling program (computer-assisted mass ap-

praisal or CAMA) that uses sales data, aer-

ial imagery andother property information

to determine the value of a property.

Citys valuation roll

2012 released

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The Winelands Toastmasters Club will

be meeting on Wednesday 13 February

at 19:00 at the Kolping Guesthouse in

Durbanville.

This meeting is essential for those

who want to improve speaking in

public and learn great presentation

skills. Cost is R70 including a light

meal. Bookings are essential.

For more information email Alan at

[email protected] or

phone Michelle on 078 984 4251.

ESM ERASMUS

Brave little Emma Fourie of Oakdale, who

touched the hearts of so many people, lost

her fight against cancer last Wednesday

and died peacefully, surrounded by her lov-

ing parents and family.

Family and friends wore purple and pink

Emmas favourite colours - to her funeral

onMonday. Several balloons were released

by the childrenat the funeral at theDurban-

ville Memorial Park. Her parents, Natalie

and Brent, also had her name tattooed on

their arms last Friday.

She was first diagnosed with cancer in

2008.

People opened their hearts for Emma and

even strangers, who read about her, started

to raise funds for her medical costs.

Emma, who would have been in Grade 3

this year at Gene Louw Primary School in

Durbanville, was admitted to hospital on 18

January after her condition worsened on-

ly two days after the schools opened.

TygerBurger reported in December that

a cancerous lesion was discovered in Em-

mas right shoulder.

She then went for an intensive radiation

session to relieve the pain and to enable less

use of morphine.

Their last family holiday together was a

trip in a private plane to the Shamwari na-

ture reserve near Port Elizabeth in Decem-

ber.

It was sponsored by the Kfm Christmas

wish list project. The cheetahs and big

male lion we saw, were definitely her high-

light.

She was very tired though between

gamedrives and sleptmost of the time, her

mother, Natalie, said.

She was doing all right then. She suf-

fered severe shoulder pain again, when she

was admitted to hospital.

It was then also discovered that a lymph

glandwas enlarged and grew over her lung,

which caused the pain.

Her liver was also swollen, she said.

Last Monday Emma was still talkative

and laughing at funny scenes in the DVDs

she was watching, she said.

But, her condition then worsened until

her breathing became erratic last Wednes-

day.

The whole family was there when she

passed away just after 17:00.

A family friend and mother of the Gene

Louw Primary School, Chanel Janse van

Vuuren, and another friend, Jackie van

Wyk, started a T-shirt project in which T-

shirts with Emmas face on it, were sold to

raise funds for her medical costs.

To buy a T-shirt, email chanel@memo-

ryinstitute.co.za.

Emma loses her

cancer battle

A smiling Emma relaxing next to the pool on

26 December last year at a family friends

house

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Apassion for herbs

The well-known herb expert, Bridget

Kitley, will talk about herbs and their

uses at the meeting of the Durbanville

Garden Club on Wednesday 13 February

from 19:30 in the Durbanville library

hall.

The club will also present its annual

general meeting at the same time.

Kitley has a deep knowledge of herbs

and vegetables and has an extensive

variety in her nursery in Stellenbosch,

where she presents workshops on this

subject.

She will also discuss the medicinal,

culinary and insect control uses of

herbs and will bring plants for sale to

the meeting.

Visitors are welcome at R20 per

person, including refreshments.

Bikers let the rubber spin

The Hell Razors Motorcycle Club in Brack

enfell held their first annual Show and

Shine event in Brackenfell on Saturday.

Some 15 cars and 20 bikes were on show

with 150 people attending the event. All

the proceeds of the show are in aid of

the Durbanville Childrens Home and an

informal settlement in Klipheuwel that

the club supports on an ongoing basis.

Leon Steenkamp was there.

Members of the Hell Razors Motorcycle Club with one of the bikes that were on display during the Show and Shine event.

Hell Razors club member and organiser of the event Jason Smit with his

hotrod that was also part of the exhibition.

Careful

attention to

detail, like

this engra-

ved number-

plate were,

among the

things the

judges took

into conside-

ration during

the Show

and Shine

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There was also time for some good old biker fun. Here Freddy Smuts

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7NUUS

NEWS



ESM ERASMUS

Met die dissipline van boks as sport wil leiers in Fisan-

tekraal jong kinders in die gemeenskap ophef.

Claude Ipser, wyksraadslid vir Fisantekraal, en Da-

ve Roberts van E-sports het onlangs met Ipser se bak-

kie en sleepwa n bokskryt in Sarepta gaan haal.

Hulle, asook Francois Gertze, fasiliteitsbestuurder

vanFisantekraal se sport- en ontspanningsentrumvan

die Stad Kaapstad, en twee gemeenskapslede, David

Faku and Elliot Solomons, het n fundamentele rol ge-

speelmet die stigting van die eerste boksklub in Fisan-

tekraal.

Volgens Ipser het Faku en Solomons hom behoorlik

getreiter met versoeke om hulle te help om n boks-

klub op die been te bring.

Maar ekhet dit verwelkom.Ekwas bly oor hul gees-

drif en betrokkenheid. Ek het nog altyd gedink sport

is n goeie uitlaapklep vir die energie van die jongmen-

se, eerder as dwelms en drank, het hy ges.

n Mens hoef nie ryk of slim te wees om te boks nie.

Dit behels dissipline. As jy ernstig is oor oefen, kan

jy nie drank en dwelms gebruik nie. Boks kan vir hier-

die kinders deure oopmaak en hulle kan rolmodelle in

hul gemeenskap raak, het hy ges.

Dit was moeilik om die regte geriewe en toerusting

te bekom, maar ons het eindelik daarin geslaag, het

hy ges.

Sowat 40 kinders is reeds gereeld by oefeninge op

Woensdae van 18:00 tot 20:00 en Donderdae van 17:00

tot 19:00. Mense wat wil kom kyk, is welkom.

Volgens Ipser het die jongmense egter bokswedstry-

de nodig en hoop hy dat die WP-boksraad n groot rol

hierin sal speel.

Boksuitrustings soos broekies, frokkies en sokkies,

asook gebruikte bokshandskoene word gesoek om die

kinders toe te rus.

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Hier met die bekendstelling van die Fisantekraal-boksklub is (van links) Mzolisi Kota (sportbevorderingsbeampte: DCAS),

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(afrigter), Francois Gertze (fasiliteitsbstuurder van die Stad Kaapstad). Voor is Logan Marshall, Eddie se kleinseun wat

aan die boksdemonstrasie deelgeneem het.

8NUUS

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A Grade 7 learner of Curro High School in

Durbanville was recently honoured by the

Western Cape Minister of Cultural Affairs

and Sport, Dr IvanMeyer, for her outstand-

ing achievements in chess.

Dantelle Joubert was identified as a tal-

ented sport individual at the SA School

Sport Championships, held in Gauteng in

December last year and has been awarded

a ministerial bursary.

About 3 500 learners from nine sporting

codes took part in this event.

Dantelle participated as part of the Curro

u-13 chess team, which came second in the

country.

Itwasher solid performance andwinning

all her games that got her noticed at the

event, which was hosted by the national de-

partment of sport.

Some 14 learners were selected from

across the country to be the recipients of

these maiden ministerial bursaries.

Of the 14 learners, sixwere from theWest-

ern Cape.

Dantelle started playing chess at the age

of 10 while camping. She soon found herself

loving the game.

In December 2011 she competed for the

first time in the SA Junior Chess Champi-

onships and finished fifth in the country.

In 2012 she obtained her SA colours in

chess and competed in two international

tournaments. She also obtained her first

chess title, that of Womans Candidate

Master.

Her ultimate goal is to become a grand

master like her hero, Garry Kasparov.

Playing chess runs in the family. Herma-

ternal grandfather was an international

chess player and her sister, Tassie (7), is al-

ready a seasoned chess player.

Apart from chess, she also participates in

athletics, tennis, plays the piano and guitar

and loves to perform on stage.

High honour for chesswhiz

Dantelle

Joubert

of Curro

High

School is

here in

action.

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LEADER'S PAGE



Lonepoel te

klein vir al die

dors drinkers

Jy kry skielik n verhoging van by die

30 %, en jou baas word gedwing om dit

dadelik te betaal die regering s s.

Ongeag van hoeveel jy verdien, is jou

eerste gevoel natuurlik een van totale

histeriese vreugde. Jy is so oorstelp dat

jy nie eens kan begin dink hoe en waar

jou lewe oral gaan verbeter nie, wat jy

nie sal kan aanskaf om jou lewe makliker

te maak nie. Jou kop draai van al die

moontlikhede tot jy jou slingerend teen

die werklikheid te pletter loop.

Die waarheid is dat jou skielike onge-

looflike salaris- of loonverhoging, ook die

spyker in jou, jou medewerknemers en/of

jou onderneming se doodskiste is.

Tensy jy skuld invorder of die Lotto

gewen het, gaan dit tans met niemand

geldelik uitstekend nie. Logika s as

dieselfde hoeveelheid mense uit dieselfde,

vlakkerwordende lonepoel moet drink,

gaan hulle of kleiner slukkies moet vat

om te oorleef, of daar moet minder

slukkers wees. As die bestaande drinkers

nou skielik dorser word, gaan almal mos

vinniger vrek van die dors!

En dis presies wat nou gaan gebeur

met die landbousektor, wat in hierdie tye

gedwing word om hor lone te betaal: die

groot slukkers sal moet gaan, anders is

almal onderdeur. Dieselfde dorstiges het

immers die skure afgebrand, produksie

gestol, lewens bedreig. Hulle verdien nie

om meer geld te kry nie.

Ons sny ons eie kele af en die res van

die land sn want almal eet, ook mense

wat ten alle koste verkiesings wil wen...

Al word die reg

verdige ook deur

hoeveel rampe

getref, die Here red

hom uit almal.

Psalm 34:20

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I would just like to inform the

people living in the Vierlanden

and Goedemoed areas that the

Rastafarian with the red

bakkie that stands at the

intersection of Fairtrees, Lubbe

and Langeberg roads, selling

wood to the public, is a cheat.

They should make sure when

they purchase 1 000 pieces that

they get what they pay for. I

was offered to take the com-

plete load off of them for an

amount. It was supposed to be

1 400 pieces.

After they had left I packed

and counted it myself and

found I ended up with 900.

When you confront them on

this, they are not interested in

you as they have been paid.

I even threatened them with

the police and they still

ignored the problem.

I see that they still stand and

sell at that point.

I would just like you to make

the folks around the area

aware of the how they do

business.

They always keep you

occupied while they offload so

that you cannot keep track.

Then they try to sell you

more as it is their last stop at

a good price.

When you tally up, you do

not even have what you

originally contracted to pay

for.

BERNARD ROSSER

Durbanville

Wood sellers are

not entirely truthful

On 22 January, I was home

recovering from a back opera-

tion when I heard the sound of

chainsaws outside in the

garden.

Four men with four chain-

saws cutting down a tree that

took a very long time to grow.

I went outside to request the

workers to stop and show me

the paperwork and who in-

structed them to cut down the

tree. No paperwork, no identifi-

cation and refusal to speak

English.

I immediately called the

police who did respond but did

nothing to stop this carnage.

The police went to the munici-

pal council and came back with

the name of the official who

had appointed these tree

trimming contractors.

A request to the municipal

council for trimming of this

specific tree the correct way

was placed in August 2012. The

municipality responded that

they had a backlog in trimming

trees and appointed unscrupu-

lous contractors who are doing

their own thing with no regard

to people or trees.

All the useable branches were

neatly sawed and packed on the

contractors vehicle (probably

for reselling) and the branches

that had leaves on were left on

the pavement.

Humans have abused earth

for so long that the few of us

who do care about nature just

get ignored.

ELKE VAN JAARSVELD

Bellville

Thosewho care for

nature just ignored

A warning to all cyclists and

runners using Majik Forest.

While running through Majik

Forest on Sunday 3 February, I

unexpectedly ran through a

piece of fishing gut that was

tied between two trees on

opposite sides of the path. I was

luckily not too badly hurt.

Its tied at the exact height of

a cyclist on his bike. Please be

careful when riding down the

path; it is very dangerous.

It could be a bad prank

played by some kids in the area

or vagrants trying to steal

bikes.

SAMANTHA

Brackenfell

Beware ofMajik

Forest boobytrap

I am writing with regards to

R37 000 000 yes R37 000 000

sponsored by Eskom, for what?

A breakfast for some dele-

gates. Really people, we are

facing a huge problem.

Why not buy turbines, to

create more electricity with

this money or even better yet,

why not supply part of Khay-

elitsha and Soweto with

much-needed electricity or any

other area?

Instead they find it necessary

to sponsor the people for a

breakfast.

What can we show for it,

nothing but an overflowing

sewage farm, breakfast long

forgotten.

The public are all getting

fed-up of this obvious abuse.

We are tired of paying.

Nothing gets done. Rather

strike for something like this,

than trying to overthrow the

Western Cape government? The

Western Cape is currently

working in every aspect...

Hope there are people out

there that can do something

about the continuous hikes for

electricity or should we march?

DIANNE C

Bellville

Tired of getting

ripped off by Eskom

SMSe

Die aanval op Jean Lamprechts en sy vriende

inEdwardstraat,Bellville, hetdievolgendere

aksie ontlok:

V Ons gebede is met die Lamprechts-ge-

sin. Ons bid ook dat God die verandering

sal bring. Die land en sy mense het Jesus

regtig nodig. Lulu

VMy seun was saam Jean Lamprechts in

die horskool. Hy was n baie oulike seun

met goeiemaniere en dis verskriklik hart-

seer wat gebeur het. Ek hoop hy herstel

en ons bid vir hom en sy ouers. Ek begin

al stres as my seun, wat dieselfde ouder-

domasJean is, sdathyensyvriendeuit-

gaan vir die aand. Dis kinderswat net hul-

self bietjie wil geniet, dan kom ander en

neukdit oppartykeer vir die res vanhul-

le lewens. Jean, ek hoop jy raak gou beter,

my kind, en ons bid vir jou. Adele

VMyhart gaan uit na Jean Lamprechts se

ouers. Dit is verregaande wat in ons land

aangaan. Moet ons as ouers deesdae ons

jong kinders by die huis hou, omdat ons

nieweetofhulle lewendigbydiehuisgaan

terugkom nie? Sterkte aan die ouers. Ek

is ook n ouer en is nou baie bekommerd

oor my kinders. Jokkies

V Edward Street should get some very

good surveillance cameras paid for by the

municipality.Wedopayenoughtaxes.Ed-

ward Street is a red-light area and a lot

of violence has happened there. Enough

is enough. Anon

V Henrieta (Jean se ma), ons het in 2005

ons enigste seun verloor. Hy is 600m ver

onder n voertuiggesleep.Dieaanranders

was twee seuns van n polisiehoof wat

staatsgetuiegedraaihetmetdiehofsaak.

Ons het geen terugvoer van die polisie

ontvangnieenmoesvan nprivaatonder-

soekspan gebruik maak. Ons harte bloei

vir jou, maar weet God slaap nie - daardie

aanranders loop met Jean se bloed aan

hul hande. Rozier se ma

) Lug jou mening. SMS die woord Tyger

gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527. SMSe

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LEWENSKIEKIE

Throughout the many years on

various community forums, I

feel I need to express my

opinion regarding the absolute

lawlessness that pervades our

Durbanville.

In fact, it is a pandemic of

lawlessness. On a daily basis I

witness motorists disobeying

the law. Stop signs, zebra

crossings, red robots mean

absolutely nothing. Drivers

What itmeans to

obey the road laws

pay absolutely no heed to the

law. It is a shame that per-

vades our community.

I see residents of all ages

even young mothers with

children continue to disobey.

If you want to discuss what it

means to obey the law, you are

most welcome to contact me at

[email protected].

I welcome it.

GEORGE SIERAHA

Durbanville

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NUUS

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Rooies is n man wat woeker met

sy talente. Van stilsit weet hy

niks nie en die afgelope twee jaar

hethydingeaangepakwatdie ge-

middelde mens moeg sal maak

deur net daaraan te dink.

Daars sy Weskus-uur op Bok-

radio elke dag tussen 15:00 en

16:00, Rooies se Winkel en sy nu-

we teater by The Palms. Voeg daarby die tal-

le optredes, sy nuwe CD, sy kosprogram en

sy Lollos-verskyning en nmens slaak n sug

van verligting as jy hoor dat hy Sondae af-

skakel en so min as moontlik probeer doen.

Eks besig met n klomp goed gelyk wat

oor my pad gekom het en ek wys niks weg

nie. Solank

ek pret het

engenietwat

ek doen, is ek gelukkig, s Rooies.

Dat hy gewild is, is beslis. Sy Wes-

kus-uur op Bokradio geniet groot

aanhang en hy glo dit is omdat hy

gemaklik is, sonder tierlantyn-

tjies.

Dit is dan ookheel gepas dat Rooi-

es by TygerBurger en Agrimark se

Weskus-makietie op 2 Maart in die Paarl op-

tree en ook die seremoniemeester is.

Dit gaan n makietie soos min wees met

heel gebraaide krewe en bykosse vir onder

R100, ander liplekker Weskus-geregte, heer-

like wyn, volop vermaak vir die kinders en

n musiekkonsert.

.

Rooies skep nie asem

Rooies

Vier vrae oor dieWeskus aanRooies

1.Wat is jou gunsteling-Weskusge-

reg?

Galjoen wat soos n snoek gaarge-

maak is. Die vis moet soos n snoek

aan die rugkant oopgesny word. En

dan ook bedruip word met appelkoos-

konfyt, knoffel en botter. Heerlik.

2.Waar het jy al die lekkerste op

die Weskus gekuier?

Dwarskersbos. Dis n regte vissers-

dorpie en die ideale plek om saam met

die kinders vakansie te gaan hou. Dit

is ook die enigste plek waar ek kaal

bolyf rondloop.

3.Wat maak die Weskus se mense

en vibe spesiaal vir jou?

Daars n verskil tussen die Weskus

se mense en ander mense. Ekt eendag

by n geselligheid op Elandsbaai

opgetree en toe s die man agter die

mikrofoon iets soos die Weskus se see

is ons see, ander plekke se see is die

ryk mense sn.

4.Het jy al self vir jou n kreef

uitgeduik/n vis gevang, skoonge-

maak en geethoe was die erva-

ring?

n Kreef nog nie. Eks te bang vir

die goed om dit te probeer vang. Ekt

wel al vis gevang en skoongemaak.

S n vis proe net beter omdat dit

joune is. Jy gee daaroor natuurlik

meer aandag daaraan en dit kom uit

in die smaak.

V Rooies is op 2 Maart die seremoniemeester by

TygerBurger se Weskus-makietie by die Paarl-

amfiteater. Hy tree ook die dag daar op.

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LAND USE PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1985 (ORDINANCE 15

OF 1985): AMENDMENT OF GENERAL STRUCTURE PLAN IN

TERMS OF SECTION 4(7)

GENERAL STRUCTURE PLAN TO AUTHORISE MUNICIPALITIES TO GRANT OR REFUSE REZONING

APPLICATIONS

The Minister of Local Government, Environmental Affairs and Development Planning intends to, in terms

of section 4(7) of the Land Use Planning Ordinance, 1985 (Ordinance 15 of 1985), read together with

sections 5(2) and 42(1) of the same Ordinance, amend the General Structure Plan for the Western Cape

Province, to authorise municipalities to grant or refuse rezoning applications in terms of sections 14(4),

16(1) or 18 and to determine, in terms of section 16(2)(a), an extended period after which a rezoning shall

lapse, subject thereto that the said authorisation shall not be applicable in the following cases, namely:

(a) Any rezoning where, because of the nature and scale of land use to which it relates, has or will have a

substantial effect on the order or co-ordinated and harmonious development of a region or the Province

or on the general welfare of the inhabitants of the region or the Province, or

(b) any rezoning where a state institution is not in favour thereof.

Any comments should be lodged in writing at the office of the Director: Environmental and Spatial Planning,

Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning, Private Bag X9086, Cape Town, 8000,

or e-mailed to [email protected] on or before 5 April 2013. Should you have any queries

relating to the above, please do not hesitate to contact Mr CK Rabie on 021 483-4796.

Human Communications C96389E(1)

IMPORTANT

NOTICE

Super slots: Wild Wheels, a slot car track is the newest addition to the De VIlle Centre in Durbanvilles Sidewalk

Market. The track is 19,6 metres long and to complete a lap takes about 5,5 seconds. The track is the only portable

six lane wood track in South Africa. It weighs 480 kg and comprises 10 sections of which the doughnut is the

heaviest at 87 kg. Cars are 1:32 scale but the track is designed to take 1:24 scale cars as well. Putting the track and

cars through final testing paces are Izaan De Wet, Deon and Wian Pienaar, Caylin Becker and Jenna De Wet.

The Artscape Theatre is

launching its innovative action

plan for arts development today

to ensure that the community

in the Western Cape has access

to the arts throughout the year.

Artscape has already estab-

lished an innovative education

and training programmewhich

forms part of the building

blocks in establishing a proud

institution which offers hope

and career options to young

performers on our continent,

saysMichaelMaas, chief execu-

tive at Artscape Theatre.

The Artscape ADE (Audience

Development andEducationde-

partment) programme includes

Die Wellingtonse Klopse, festi-

val of youth, hip-hop festival,

schools arts festival and many

more.

ADE places emphasis on the

development and education of

youth in theatre by offering ed-

ucational programmes in ur-

ban, peri-urban and rural com-

munities.

By developing youth we en-

sure a future audience for the

arts, said Marlene le Roux.

Artscape annually plays host to

a range of events.

TheADEyouth-focus extends

to matric learners whereby the

production of stage perform-

ances come in to play in all

three major languages of the

Western Cape, English, Afri-

kaans and isiXhosa.

It gives our learners the op-

portunity to experience theatre

and makes set works come

alive. In doing so it assists

learners to achieve a greater

understanding of Grade 12 lan-

guage set works through bring-

ing characters, dialogue, mono-

logues and interpretation of sto-

ry line to life, she says.

For more information go to www.art-

scape.co.za.

For ticket bookings contact Com-

puticket on 083 915 8000 or Dial-A-

Seat on 021 421 7695.

Plan brings art to

the communities

Students are dancing a Bollywood inspired dance at the Norman

Hershilwood School Arts Festival in Constantia.

Walking through the valley of death

A high tea event for both

women and men is being

presented on Saturday 9

March from 09:00 to 11:30 at

Our Place in Oxford Street,

Durbanville.

Annemarie Boshoff will be

sharing some of her stories

as she walked closely with

God for over 30 years in some

of the most dangerous places

in the world.

A light breakfast and

entertainment will be present-

ed. Tickets at R150 can be

booked by sending an email

to [email protected].

No tickets will be sold at

the venue and tickets are

non-refundable.

V For more info, call Juandri Boshoff

on 072 152 1040.

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Funds raised at various swim-

ming awards days of the swim-

ming schools affiliated to the

Western Province Aquatics Club,

were donated to the Durbanville

Childrens Home.

A sum of R8 000 was raised with

these annual swimming awards

days which were held at four dif-

ferent venues.

All the proceeds of these events

were donated to the home. WP

Aquatics also donated a swim-

ming pool pump to replace the

homes broken pump, said Bernie

Manzoni, secretary of WP Aquat-

ics.

This donation came after WP

Aquatics approached the Durban-

ville Childrens Home about a

year ago to raise funds specifical-

ly to fix and maintain the homes

swimming pool, Manzoni said.

WP Aquatics is the governing

body that overseesLearn toSwim,

swimming, diving,water polo and

synchronised swimming.

The organisation is about to

host the annual swimming

awards day for different venues

across the province.

V For any enquires about the swimming

awards days, phone 021 532 2608 or

send an email to [email protected]

or visit www.wpaquatics.com.

Childrens home is back in the swim again

Here with the huge cheque for

the huge sum of R8 000 are

(from left) Briane Reynolds

(president of WP Aquatics),

Rudolf Bezuidenhout (manager

of the Durbanville Childrens

Home), Johanna Strauss

(manager: marketing and

fundraising of the Durbanville

Childrens Home), Celia le Roux

(swimming instructor affiliated

to WP Aquatics), Bernie

Manzoni (secretary of the

executive board of WP

Aquatics).

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LAND USE PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1985 (ORDINANCE 15 0F

1985) AMENDMENT OF ZONING SCHEME REGULATIONS IN

TERMS OF SECTION 7(2), SECTION 8 AND SECTION 9(2)

The Minister of Local Government, Environmental Affairs and Development Planning intends to amend in

terms of section 9(2) of the Land Use Planning Ordinance, 1985, (Ordinance 15 of 1985) (LUPO), the zoning

scheme regulations approved in terms of Provincial Notices 1047 and 1048 of 5 December 1988 as amended

by Provincial Notice 177 of 2009, regarding the powers of municipalities in terms of the Ordinance to grant

or refuse applications for departures and subdivisions, including instances where restrictive title conditions

are involved, as follows:

1 DEPARTURES

1.1 Regulation 2.1 of the Scheme Regulations made in terms of section 7(2) of the Ordinance and

published in Provincial Notice 1047 of 5 December 1988 to supplement the Scheme Regulations

relating to the zoning schemes set out in the Schedule thereto as amended by P.N. 177/2009 of

29 May 2009, shall be amended to read as follows:

A Municipal Council may in terms of subsections (1)(b) and (5) of section 15 of the Ordinance

respectively grant or refuse an application for a departure, or determine an extended period after

which such departure shall lapse: provided that, where the Council authorises the utilization of

land on a temporary basis as contemplated by section 15(1)(a)(ii), such concession shall be granted

for a maximum period of five years, with the exception of a departure for a mining activity, in which

case the concession may be granted for such number of years as is related to the expected lifetime

of the mine concerned.

1.2 Regulation 5.1.1 of the Scheme Regulations made in terms of section 8 of the Ordinance, published

in Provincial Notice 1048 of 5 December 1988 as amended by P.N. 177/2009, shall be amended to read

as follows:

A Municipal Council may in terms of section 15(1)(b) section 15 of the Ordinance respectively grant

or refuse an application for a departure, or in terms of section 15(5) determine an extended period

after which such departure shall lapse: provided that, where the Council authorises the utilization of

land on a temporary basis as contemplated by section 15(1)(a)(ii), such concession shall be granted

for a maximum period of five years, with the exception of a departure for a mining activity, in which

case the concession may be granted for such number of years as is related to the expected lifetime

of the mine concerned.

2 SUBDIVISIONS

2.1 Regulation 3.1 of the Scheme Regulations made in terms of section 7(2) of the Ordinance and


relating to the zoning schemes set out in the Schedule thereto as amended by P.N. 177/2009, shall be

amended to read as follows:

A Municipal Council may grant or refuse an application for the subdivision of land in terms of section

25(1) of the Ordinance within, and subject to the conditions applicable to a sub divisional area, as well

as an application for the subdivision of land involving no change in zoning.

2.2 Regulation 5.2.1 of the Scheme Regulations made in terms of section 8 of the Ordinance, published

in Provincial Notice 1048 of 5 December 1988 as amended by P.N. 177/2009, shall be amended to read

as follows:

A Municipal Council may grant or refuse an application for the subdivision of land in terms of section

25(1) of the Ordinance within, and subject to the conditions applicable to a sub divisional area, as well

as an application for the subdivision of land involving no change in zoning.

3 REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS

3.1 Regulation 4 of the Scheme Regulations made in terms of section 7(2) of the Ordinance and


relating to the zoning schemes set out in the Schedule thereto as amended by P.N. 177/2009, shall be

amended to read as follows:

Notwithstanding regulations 2 and 3, all conditions restricting subdivision, the number of buildings

that may be erected or the utilisation of land or any other restrictive conditions which may have a

bearing on the rezoning, subdivision or departure applied for and registered against the land unit

shall, where applicable, first be removed prior to an application being granted.

3.2 Regulation 5.3 of the Scheme Regulations made in terms of section 8 of the Ordinance, published

in Provincial Notice 1048 of December 1988 as amended by P.N. 177/2009, shall be amended to read

as follows:

Notwithstanding regulations 5.1 and 5.2 of these regulations, all conditions restricting subdivision,

the number of buildings that may be erected or the utilisation of land or any other restrictive

conditions which may have a bearing on the rezoning, subdivision or departure applied for and

registered against the land unit shall, where applicable, first be removed prior to an application being

granted.

4 Any comments should be lodged in writing at the office of the Director: Environmental and Spatial

Planning, Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning, Private Bag X9098, Cape

Town, 8000, on or before 5 April 2013. Should you have any queries relating to the above, please do

not hesitate to contact Mr CK Rabie on 021 483-4796.

Human Communications C96389E

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NOTICE

021 201 35 34

The ACVV Koeberg is asking

for donations after recently

opening a pre-school facility in

one of the informal settlements

along the N7.

The registered non-profit or-

ganisation which works in the

greater Melkbosstrand area,

started its second pre-school

and daycare centre in the se-

verely impoverished rural

bush settlement this week.

There are 276 families in the

Skandaalkamp settlement and

a further 56 families in the sur-

rounding bush area with no ac-

cess to any form of daycare for

their pre-school aged children,

says ACVV Koebergs Nikki

Pretorius.

As a result, older siblings

(mostly girls) are kept from

school to mind younger chil-

dren in order for parents to

work in the surrounding are-

as, she adds.

Pretorius said they opened

the facility last week in the

hopes of accommodating chil-

dren as early as Monday 4 Feb-

ruary.

Due to the severe poverty

heremanyof the babies haveno

nappies on.

We foundonebaby there last

week in the care of her five-

year-old brother who was sit-

ting in her own faeces as he did

not realise she had soiled her-

self and was unable to take care

of her.

Her mother had no choice

but to leave her with her broth-

er as she could not afford to pay

a neighbour to mind the baby

and she had to work to put food

on the table, Nikki explains

the dire circumstances of the

people in these communities.

The daycare service will be

run out of a 6x3 mwendy house

and will be provided free of

charge.

This is to encourage parents

to leave their children in our

safe care to ensure they receive

not only safety and care, but al-

so much-needed pre-school

stimulation to help them

achieve long-term academic

success, Pretorius says.

Children will receive a nutri-

tiousmeal, a daily bath andwill

follow the recognised Early

Childhood Development (ECD)

curriculum.

The project is however, total-

ly reliant on private funding as

it is not a registered school.

Pretorius says they estimate

about 70 children between the

ages of one month to seven

years to be in their care on a

daily basis.

She reiterated that the nap-

pies and baby toiletries are a

priority, but baby furniture

will also be gratefully accepted.

V To assist the ACVV Koeberg in this

project contactNikki on021 5539080

or 021 553 9307.

Urgently in

need of baby

toiletries

Late risers who missed yes-

terdays deadline for the

99er MTB Challenge outside

Durbanville on Saturday 9

February, can still enter.

The event is presented by

the El Shaddai Christian

School to raise funds.

The long road route is

108 km, while the shorter

road route is 64 km.

This year there are new

MTB routes: a 12 km route,

suitable for teenagers and

amateurs, and a 24 km route

for more advanced riders.

The routes are on Clara An-

na Fontein and neighbour-

ing farms.

The races start at the Dur-

banville race course.

V Send an email to queries@cy-

cleevents.co.za or visit

www.99er.co.za.

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INVITATION TO PUBLIC WORKSHOP AND TO COMMENT:

DRAFT WESTERN CAPE LAND USE PLANNING BILL, 2013

The Western Cape Government, Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning in

collaboration with the municipalities, were, over the past couple of years, involved with the drafting of

integrated Planning legislation for the Western Cape. The publication of the Draft Western Cape Land Use

Planning Bill was approved by Cabinet on 28 November 2012.

The draft bill was advertised in the Provincial Gazette Extraordinary No 7080/2013 for comment on 18

January 2013. It is available on the departmental web page: www.westerncape.gov.za/eadp.

You are invited to submit written comment by no later than 8 March 2013 to Chrizelle Kriel via e-mail:

[email protected] or fax: 021 483-4527 or to the address listed below.

Note that the draft bill is currently only available in English and Afrikaans, however, a copy in isiXhosa

can be accessed at a later stage. In this regard, it must be kept in mind that when the draft bill is to be

advertised by the Standing Committee for comment, it will be made available in all three official languages

of the Western Cape.

The Department will also be conducting special workshops within the province on the draft bill during

February 2013 in different towns and on the dates as listed below. Interested persons wishing to attend a

workshop must communicate their details to Marlin Williams at e-mail: [email protected].

za or tel: 021 483-2800.

Advanced early registration is required to confirm attendance at the public workshops. The public

workshops will be held on regional level as follows:

District Date and Time Venue

West Coast Friday

8 February 2013

09:00 16:00

Registration by 1 February 2013

Council Chambers

West Coast District Municipality

58 Langstraat

MOORREESBURG

Cape Winelands Monday

4 March 2013

09:00 16:00


Council Chambers

Cape Winelands District Municipality

51 Trappe Street

WORCESTER

Eden and Central

Karoo

Monday

25 February 2013

09:00 16:00


Banquet Hall

George Municipality

Cnr York and Victoria Streets

GEORGE

Overberg Tuesday

26 February 2013

09:00 16:00


Auditorium

Overstrand Municipality

Magnolia Avenue

HERMANUS

Cape Town Region Thursday

28 February 2013

09:00 16:00


Auditorium

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Human Communications CXXXXXX

IMPORTANT

NOTICE

Skate park herowows uswith demo

ANDR BAKKES

It took just two minutes for bystanders to

knowwhat Jean-Marc Johannes is all about.

One moment he was suspended in the air

with a twisted body and the next he was on

his backside with a twisted ankle.

The pain would sendmost limping off, but

Jean-Marc walked the limp off and then he

pulled the move off perfectly!

This 22-year-old skateboarder from the

southern suburbs is one of the best in the

country. In fact, if skateboarding was a com-

pany he would be on the board, because

thats where he belongs.

Well,mostly on theboardHealso spends

some time on the floor

I have sprainedmy anklemore than I can

count! One should just brace yourself for the

fall If youve takenmany bails before then

you knowhow to do it. Youll land and ninja-

roll for like a few metres. Dont just let the

fall happen, he says philosophically.

Cool people like Jean-Marc use the word

bail, but Jean-Marc is not a bailer. He is

a class skateboarder who has strutted his

stuff on the international scene and he will

also be competing at the UltimateX event at

the V&A Waterfront on 16 February.

He certainly knows what hes doing, so he

has plenty of advice for beginners.

When you start skateboarding there will

come a time when youll think that this is

not for you. I started 10years ago.Youll start

doing basic tricks such as the olly, kick flips

and pop-shove. I started having more fun

with it and I started understanding the ba-

sics and finally I thought upmy own tricks,

he says.

Gnarly (is that word still cool?) combina-

tions of tricks will include names such as ol-

ly, laser flip, hard flip, kick flip, front-side

flip and darkside grind.

One of Jean-Marcs greatest memories in

his career happened in Amsterdam when

skaters from all over the world had to per-

form three of their best tricks for a place on

the 10-man podium.

The first was a flip-grab combo, then

someone else landed something way better

and I thought Id have to step it up a bit. Then

I landed a double backside flip, but then

someone landed something that was like a

combination of four tricks. The guywent up,

did a flip trick to a manual trick and then

he went down a rail! That was amazing! My

last one was a double-big spin flip down a

set of stairs.

I didnt expect anything, then they called

my name and I got a podium place! I thought

they were joking!

WIN! WIN! WIN!

V One lucky reader can win an Ultimate X hamper

including double tickets to the event and merchan-

dise to the value of R2500. Visit www.tygerburg-

er.co.za to enter.Jean-Marc Johannes ready to roll.

Jean-Marc Johannes takes to the air. PHOTOS: ANDR BAKKES

Die Tygerbergse mannekoor

nooi mans in die gemeenskap

uit om by hulle aan te sluit.

Die koor is basies n gemeen-

skapskoor, wat aan manne die

geleentheid bied om hul talente

te ontdek en te ontwikkel, s

Willie Viljoen.

Die koor, wat deur Liz Car-

stens afgerig word, bestaan nou

reeds vyf jaar en is tans onder

n nuwe bestuur wat groot plan-

ne het vir die toekoms.

Volgens Willie word daar

tans baie nuwe stemme beno-

dig, veral eerste en tweede teno-

re, maar ook bas- en bariton-

stemme.

Die koor sing in Afrikaans,

Engels, Duits, Italiaans, Rus-

sies en sommigeAfrikatale. Liz,

The Boss, het n besondere ta-

lent en werkswyse om die man-

ne vetroud te maak met nuwe

musiek, uitsprake, die lees van

bladmusiek en verrig wonders

met die manne, vertel hy.

Die koor tree op by kerke, ou-

etehuise en verskeie ander ge-

leenthede.

Hier sing hulle gewoonlik n

verskeidenheid van liedere wat

aan elke smaak voldoen.

Die koor oefen Donderdag-

aande van 19:30 tot 21:30 by die

NG Kerk Bellville-Wes in 7de

Laan, Boston.

Navrae en relings vir oudi-

sies kan gerig word aan Liz by

074 888 0084.

Tberg se koor

soek stemme

Hier is (van links) Hendrik Visagie, Henry Liversage, Andr de Jager en

Johan Buys tydens n oefensessie van die koor.

Public invited to stampsocietymeeting

The Bellville Philatelic

Society will have its regular

monthly meeting on Wednes-

day 13 February at the

Bellville library auditorium

in Carl van Aswegen Street,

Bellville.

The meeting starts at 19:00.

Society cups and certifica-

tes will be awarded and a

new committee elected.

Members of the public are

invited to spend the evening

with the society.

The main purpose of these

meetings is to promote the

hobby of stamp collecting.

V Email Reanie de Villiers at philate-

[email protected] or phone her on

082 567 0353 (strictly after hours).

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NEWS



V The monthly Bingo night of the Durban

ville Lions Club is presented on Wednesday

6 February at Rosehaven in Queen Street,

Durbanville. The doors open at 19:30 for

20:00. Free refreshments. Phone

082 469 6265 with enquiries.

VAbook salewill be held by the Durbanville

Childrens Home on Thursday 7 February

from 10:00 to 13:00 at the home. Quality

books, puzzles andmagazinesare sold at af

fordable pr

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