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WARD 17: CCTV CAMERAS TO BE INSTALLED SOON

Watchful ‘eyes’ comingRICHARD ROBERTS

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Crime in Malibu Village and its sur-rounding areas will soon be dealt aheavy blow thanks to the planned in-

stallation of CCTV cameras across ward 17.This ward includes the areas Malibu Vil-

lage, Tuscany Glen, Forest Heights, Hill-crest Heights, The Conifers, Rosedale,Greenfields, Kleinvlei and parts of EersteRiver, where robberies, hijackings and gangviolence have been major issues.

Wilma Brady, ward councillor, said phaseone of the installation is to take place soon.

Brady was speaking at a meeting withmembers of the Malibu Village Neighbour-hood Watch last Friday when she announcedthe news.

“I am pleased to mention that R200 000 of

the ward allocation money has been madeavailable for phase one of the CCTV camerainstallations,” Brady said.

The cameras, she said, will be placed stra-tegically across ward 17.

In addition to the cameras, the neighbour-hood watch will also be receiving their firstset of two-way radios within the next twomonths, Brady said.

Despite the installation of the cameras,Brady said she is pleased to see so many resi-dents joining their local neighbourhoodwatch structures to do their bit to help fightcrime.

“The police are doing good work, but theycannot do it alone. They rely on you, as aneighbourhood watch,” Brady told the menand women.

She added: “One can see the difference onour streets, it is much quieter these days.

The criminals are aware of you. We at leastnow have crime under control.”

Malibu Village residents as well as peoplein the neighbouring Tuscany Glen havebeen falling victim to crime for severalmonths now, which has forced the commu-nity to call for action.

The Malibu Neighbourhood Watch was of-ficially established in October 2014 and sincethen there has been a significant drop incrime in the area, Alec de Sani, member,said.

“The only concern we have at the momentis the spate of car hijackings especially inthe Tuscany Glen area.

“We will have to see how we are going todeal with that,” he said.

Since its establishment, the neighbour-hood watch has grown from 13 to 24 success-fully screened and fully trained members.

“We have invited community members tocome forward and to take our streets back.

“Our main purpose and goal is to keep ourplace safe for our youth and the elderly peo-ple,” de Sani said.

Brady also encouraged businesses to geton board and support the neighbourhoodwatch structures and, in so doing, form apartnership. To date several businesses inthe area have been approached for support,and thanks to the generosity of the local BPservice station, the neighbourhood watchcan now patrol the area with three vehicleseach – with a full tank of petrol.

Brady also assisted in acquiring reflectorjackets that will enable the members to bevisible at night.Aubrey Martin, chairman,encouraged residents in neighbouring areasto establish and join neighbourhood watch-es.

Screwdrivers, knives, dagga and toy guns,all items confiscated during patrols inMalibu Village, displayed on a table at theold clinic building used by the localneighbourhood watch as a base.

Members of the Malibu Village Neighbourhood Watch are, back from left, Alec deSani, Jeffrey Titus, Aubrey Martin, JohnArendse and Collin Dowman. In front areCoreen Herman, Chrystel Herman, WilmaBrady (ward councillor), Beverly Afrika,Rene Arendse and Nathan Afrika.PHOTOS: RICHARD ROBERTS

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Wesbank teens and children will be giventhe opportunity to strut their stuff and showoff their talent at the area’s very own ver-sion of the popular TV show, South Africa’sGot Talent.Wesbank’s Got Talent 2015 – as the local

version has been christened – will takeplace on 24 September at the Hoofweg Pri-mary School as part of their Heritage Daycelebrations. Here participants will get theopportunity to sing, dance and perform, or-ganisers say.

The event is being organised by localdance group Ironic’z, with the assistance

and aid of the Centre for Justice and CrimePrevention (CJCP).

“Our goal is to enhance unity among thecommunity of Wesbank by remindingyoungpeoplewhy it is of utmost importanceto take pride in themselves and to use thegifts passed down by their parents in a posi-tive manner,” event organisers say.

The event is aimed at showcasing free-dom and expression through performingarts and raising awareness of the amountof unseen talent the community ofWesbankhas to offer.

People will be able to learn more about

others’ beliefs, cultures and ways of living.“We urge people to come and be part of

this learning process while having funwiththe rest of us,” says Ashley Petersen, CJCPfield worker.“If your organisation or its youths would

like to perform a song, drama, dance rou-tine, read a poem and showcase any formof art, we would like to encourage and ap-preciate it.” People are also encouraged toset up stalls.The event starts at 13:00 andwill last until

17:00. Entry fee is R5.V For more details, contact 081 788 4026.

Wesbank teens called to show off their talent

DieLaerskoolDeKuilenhet onlangs syvier-de jaarlikse toneelfees by die skool aange-bied, wat weer eens as ’n reuse-sukses be-skryf word.Ongeveer 90 voornemende akteurs en ak-

trises van verskillende skole het hul slag opdie verhoog kom wys, vertel PhillipineHans, opvoeder en woordvoerder van dieskool.Die laerskole Bastion, Durbanville, De

Hoop in Somerset Wes, sowel as die Hoër-skool Piketberg, het aan die fees deelge-neem.Die Laerskool Bastion het vanjaar twee

produksies, naamlik Sondemet die Spoke enDelilah Darling is at the Zoo, op die plankegebring.“Baie geluk aan Laerskool De Hoop wat

die ‘wen’-produksie opgelewer het,” sêHans.Die Laerskool De Kuilen se Lance Kama-

lie is aangewys as die beste ondersteunendekarakter. “Elkeen van die produksies wasuitstekend en ismet lof ontvang,” sêMichel-le Smith, afrigter.Hans voeg by: “Wat ’n ongelooflike ge-

leentheid word ons kinders nie alreeds oplaerskoolvlak gebied om met hul talente tewoeker nie.

“Baie dankie ook aan ons drama-groep,onder leiding vanMichelle enElanaVenter,wat ons kinders ná skool so oulik voorbereihet.”

Toneelfees van skool reusesukses

Christie Fourie (agter), Laerskool De Kuilen se skoolfhoof, is hier saam met van die skool sedramaleerders. FOTO: LEANA SUTHERLAND

Watch hosts a braaiThe Malibu Village Neighbourhood Watchwill be hosting a bring-and-braai on 24September at its base in London Way, BlueDowns as part of its Heritage Day celebra-tions.

“We will supply and prepare the fires forpeople from our neighbourhood. All theyneed to do to join us is to bring their meaton the day and have some fun. There willalso be guest speakers on the day,” spokes-person Alec de Sani said.The event will be held at their base at

the old Malibu Village Clinic in LondonWay, Blue Downs.V For more details call 073 191 9768.

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Kuils River’s very own championbreak-dancer will be defending hisAfrican title as the continent’s top

head spinner in Cairo, Egypt this week.Alfred Burgess (28), also known as

B-Boy Benny, arrived in North Africa to-day (Wednesday) where he will be takingpart in the Middle East and African leg ofthe annual Red Bull BC One Competition.The competition is the ultimate decider

of who of the 16 African participants willbe jetting off to the Palazzo dei Congressi,Rome in Italy for the international leg on14 November this year.

Benny is the current champion in Afri-ca afterwinning the title in 2014 inAlgeriaand will have to execute perfect headspins, hand stands and leg flares if hewishes to compete internationally.

Despite suffering some muscle injuriesin preparation for this week’s competi-tion, the Sarepta resident is full of confi-dence.

“I’ve prepared well and am looking for-ward to the competition,” he told Tyger-Burger on Monday before jetting off.

Benny, currently unemployed, grew upin difficult circumstances and has usedhis love and passion for dance, to uplifthimself.

Two other SouthAfrican break-dancerswho will be joining him in Cairo, Toufeeqand Brenden “The Curse” Petersen, willbe competing alongside the aspiringworld champion for the coveted title.“I am confident that I will performwell.

It is difficult to say how good the oppo-nents are; one can only find out on the dayof the competition,” he said.

Bennyhasbeenbreak-dancing sincehis

high school years and has travelled tomany African countries, including Mo-rocco.

He also took part in Red Bull BC Onecompetitions in France and Germanywhere he competed internationally, butdidn’t make it.

“I made some mistakes in the interna-

tional competitions, but have since thengone back to the drawing board and iden-tified these mistakes, and I will see howI can improve on my performance thisyear,” Benny, the father of two, said.

The break-dancers will be sponsored bythe energy drink Giant on the tour to Cai-ro.

BBoy Benny off to Cairo

BBoy Benny Burgess from Kuils River jetted off to Cairo, Egypt this week where he will beparticipating in the Red Bull BC One Middle East and Africa Competition.

PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

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The fight against crime in the BlueDowns cluster is reaping rewardswith recent operations in the area

netting 469 suspects.These suspects were arrested for char-

ges relating to murder, attempted mur-der, assault common, assault with the in-tent to cause grievous bodily harm, drunkdriving, possession of a dangerous weap-on, malicious damage to property, housebreaking and theft.“There were also arrests for possession

of unlicensed firearms, dealing in liquorwithout a licence, intimidation, theft outof motor vehicles, and use of a vehiclewithout the owner’s consent,” said clustercommander Brigadier Vincent Beaton.“Arrests were also made for domestic

violence, fraud, possession of stolen mo-tor vehicles, possession of ahijackedvehi-cle and rape.“In total 55 suspects were kept over-

night and were released with fines forcommitting less serious crimes likedrunk in public, loitering, gambling or ri-otous behaviour,” said Beaton.Beaton also added that the focus was al-

so on drunk driving and 30 suspects werearrested in the cluster to curb drinkingand driving.“The other particular focus was on li-

quor outlets and ten operations were con-ducted where police seized 1 272 bottles ofalcohol and beers with a value of morethan R10 000.“Illegal items seized during these opera-

tions included quantities of dagga, tik andmandrax as well as an assortment ofknives.”Further actions in the area include:. OnMonday 31August at 18:05 officers

fromtheBlueDownsCluster InterventionUnit conducted search and seizure opera-

tions in Watford Street Wesbank.Persons that looked or acted suspicious-

lywere scrutinisedandduring this searchan 18-year-old suspect was found with aNorinco pistol and seven rounds.The suspect was arrested and has al-

ready appeared in Blue Downs Magis-trate’s Court facing charges for posses-sion of an illegal firearm and ammunitionand tampering with a firearm.The same team executed further opera-

tions and searched a house in GoodeveStreet Wesbank where they found a shot-gun hidden underneath a wendy house. A19-year-old was arrested.

. On Tuesday 1 August police in Delftarrested a mother for child neglect.The 35-year-oldmother fromTubelitsha

was arrested for child neglect and aban-donment after neighbours reported thatshe left her three children alone at homefor four dayswhile shewent on a drinkingspree.Neighbours called in the police after

they found the children hungry, dirty andreeking of urine.The children, aged one and a half, three

and nine, were taken to a place of safetyand the mother arrested when she camelooking for the children.“She was still reeking of alcohol when

she came to report her children missing,”says station commander for Delft, Briga-dier Hendrik Jansen.“With this arrest Iwant towarn parents

to act responsibly when raising childrenand that the action of leaving the childrento fend for themselves is wilful negligenceon the part of any adult.”

. Police were also quick to react to anattempted hijacking on Wednesday 2 Au-gust.At about 12:40 officers on patrol in Bel-

har received the report of a possible hi-jacking in Arundel Street Belhar.On their way to the scene they observed

a white Bantam bakkie, driving at highspeed coming from the opposite direction.Police followed the vehicle and at the

corner of Belhar Drive and Arundel Roadthe two suspects abandoned their vehicleat the traffic light and attempted to flee onfoot.Officers proceeded to follow the sus-

pects on foot and managed to arrest the18 and 22-year-old suspects.Further investigation revealed that the

bakkie was reported stolen in Bellville.According to theofficers the suspects al-

so flung their firearm in nearby bushes,but it has not been recovered.The suspects are fromDelft andNyanga

East and theywill face charges of attempt-ed highjacking, theft of a motor vehicleand the possession of some suspected sto-len property.

. Police are also investigating an acci-dent on the Stellenbosch Arterial Road inwhich a 14-year-old was killed.At about 10:00 on Thursday 3 August

Clayton Du Plooy, a learner at GardeniaPrimary inBelhar,was struckbyaToyotaConquest near the fire station.The 35-year-old driver alleged that the

youngsterwas running from theDelft sideas if being chased, right into the path ofher vehicle.He suffered head injuries and died in-

stantly before medical help could arrive.It is not knownwhy the learner was not

at school where he was supposed to be.The driver of the Conquest faces char-

ges of culpable homicide.V Police are requesting any further witnesses tocontact Detective/Sergeant Sizwe Mkhize on 021953 8100.

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Skaters showing their mettle

The figure skaters representing Western Province at the Gau-teng interprovincial competition over the weekend showcasedtheir routines during a Fire and Ice Gala held at the Ice Stationat GrandWest last Tuesday. Carina Roux caught some of theaction on camera.

GianQuen Isaacs (10) from Goodwood camesecond in the prenovice girls section at theinter provincial competition. Her theme wasSwan Lake.

Ella Hawkes (7) shows why she took tophonours in the juvenile girls section. She is alsoa budding ballerina and is coached by hermother, Barbie Hawkes and Lisa Stigant.

Mia Thomson (9)from Edgemeadcame third in thejuvenile girlssection at theGauteng interprovincial competition. Her themewas TreasurePlanet and she iscoached by VageEvetts.

MatthewSamuels (17)from SummerGreens performed to thetheme SwingRevolution.Matthew tooktop honours inthe junior mensection at theinter provincialcompetition.

It pays to pay!That is what some residents from

across the peninsula, who reside in theCity of Cape Town’s rental and sellingschemes, discovered when they receivedR1 000 gift vouchers in accordancewith theCity’s Housing Incentive Scheme.They have paid their accounts regularly

for three consecutivemonths for the periodbetween October 2014 to February 2015.Residents with arrears also qualify if theyhave made payment arrangements.“A large portion of our winners are sen-

ior citizens,” said theCity’smaycomemberfor Human settlements, Benedicta vanMinnen.“Regardless of their day-to-day struggles,

they are leading by example and ensuringthat their accounts are paid. Effective col-lections mean that we can use this revenueto maintain our rental stock.”Aimed at increasing loan and rental col-

lections, the schemerewards thosewhopaytheir accounts regularly by giving them achance to win prizes.To qualify for the draw, housing debtors

must have paid their housing accounts fora period of at least three consecutivemonths, with six housing debtors permonth winning shopping vouchers to thevalue of R1 000 each.Since the introduction of this scheme in

November 2010, rental and loan collectionshave risen by an average of 16% and 25%respectively.The oldest recipient for the months in

question is 78-year-old Dinah Oliver fromBonteheuwel. Catherine Isaacs (68) andRo-nald Wood (66) from Valhalla Park were al-so among the winners.The winners are drawn from both the

City’s indigent group and from those whoare currently working.“By encouraging our residents to pay

their debts, we are reinforcing our commit-ment to building awell-runand sustainablecity by improving the culture of payment,”added Van Minnen.

Residentsrewardedfor paying

Catherine Isaacs (centre) from Valhalla Parkreceives her prize from the City’s Mayoralcommittee member for human settlements,left, Benedicta van Minnen and MarianNieuwoudt, chairperson of the portfoliocommittee on human settlements.

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’n Eersterivier-man sê hy is ver-pletter ná ’n vermeende bedrieërhom van sy kosbare identiteits-

dokument en kontant besteel het.Die inwoner van Forest Village, Grego-

ry Pietersen, is van sy ID en R800 besteel– glo deur ’n netjies geklede middeljarigeman wat hom as ’n werknemer van ’n me-diese vervoerdiensmaatskappy voorge-doen het.

Pietersen wil nou ander waarsku oordié slenter.

“Ek was so opgewonde oor die werkwat ek sou kry. Die man het baie mooiAfrikaans gepraat en hy was ordentlik,netjies geklee en het elke vraag van mygoed beantwoord. Hy was ’n rustigeman,” verduidelik Pietersen waarom hydie man, ene Christopher Geldenhuys,vertrou het.

Pietersen (57), ’n werklose, het verledeweek aan TygerBurger vertel dat hy des-peraat is vir werk, en dit ook ’n bydraen-de faktor is oor waarom hy in die strikbeland het. “Die man het aan my deurkom klop en aan my vertel dat hy op soekis na mense wat bakkies besit en vir homwil werk.

“Hy het glo ’n kontrak met hospitaleen doen afleweringswerk vir twee maat-skappy, Pathcare en Ithemba Labs.

“Sy bakkie het glo onklaar geraak enhy het mense makeer om hom te help.

“Ek is gevra om twee ID-foto’s, my oor-spronklike ID en bestuurslisensie te kry,en saam met hom te gaan om by die hos-pitale te gaan registreer om die vervoer-werk te kan doen,” vertel Pietersen.

Die twee mans is op Woensdag 26 Au-gustus eers na die Lentegeur-hospitaalen toe daarna na die mediese sentrum inMitchell’s Plain.

Geldenhuys het Pietersen se dokumen-tasie en registrasiefooi geneem en is inby die sentrum. Die registrasie sou glosy uniform en kentekens dek wat hy opsy bakkie moes plak.

“Ek was in die parkeerterrein en is ’npaar minute later op na die vierde ver-dieping waar ek hom moes kry.

“By die ontvangsdame moes ek egterhoor dat die persoon nog nooit daar wasnie en dat hulle hom nie ken nie; daaris glo nie so ’n persoon wat vir hulle werknie,” vertel Pietersen.

Hy het na Geldenhuys gesoek, maardié was spoorloos.

“Ek het eers agterna besef dat ek gekulis.

“Ek was woedend dat ek dit nie vroeëragtergekom het nie.”

’n Saak van diefstal is verlede Maan-dag by die Kleinvlei-polisiekantoor aan-gemeld.

Ao. Annacletta Mothoalo, polisie-woordvoerder, het bevestig ’n saak vandiefstal onder valse voorwendsel is ge-open en word tans deur die polisie onder-soek.

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Cases of TB and asthma amongst residentsin impoverished Kalkfontein in Kuils Rivermight soon be a thing of the past, thanks tothe installation of brand new ceilings in sev-eral homes.

About 300 low cost houses built before2005 will each receive a new ceiling.

News of the installation – welcomed bythe majority of residents – was announcedat a community meeting held recently, saidJohannes Pula, chairman of the Kalkfon-tein Development Forum. The installationforms part of the City’s ceiling “retrofit”programme, and is run by the departmentof human settlements. Similar projects aredone in various areas across the city.

Funding for the first phase amounts toR116 million and will see the fitting of some8 000 units, the City said. “This is somethinggood, especially with regards to the people’shealth conditions in the area,” Pula said.

The roofs, according to residents, containasbestos – the cause of many people here

developing TB and asthma.“Cases of TB and asthma will hopefully

now decrease,” Pula said.Justin Wildebees, a community worker

who also attended the meeting, said manyresidents fall ill due to the asbestos. “We arereally happy that the council has kept itspromise,” he said.

Houses located in Isabel to Reuter Streetwill be serviced as part of Phase 1 of theproject, while homes in Verenigde, Elmarieand Elizabeth Street will be done in Phase 2.

“The people are excited. This could nothave come at a better time. We are lookingforward to it,” said Wildebeest.

The City said the project will start in Oc-tober. “Between 1994 and 2005, the majorityof state-subsidised housing units were con-structed without insulated ceilings andweather-proofing,” said Mayco member forhuman settlements, Benedicta van Minnen.

“This was because the subsidy which wasthen provided by the national governmentdid not make provision for the installationof ceilings.” The project is expected to becompleted by the end of December.

New ceilings to help poorest

A Wesbank resident appeared in court thisweek after police who followed up informa-tion recently confiscated a shotgun from hishouse.

The 45-year-old man appeared in the BlueDowns Magistrate’s Court on Monday oncharges of the possession of an unlicensedfirearm and ammunition.

Captain Nomathemba Muavha, police

spokesperson, said the weapon, a Remington870 Express shotgun with three rounds of am-munition inside it, was hidden under a jacketwhen police recovered it.

“Our gang task team followed up on infor-mation on Thursday.

“They ended up searching a house in Goo-deve Street, Wesbank, when they found theweapon,” Muavha said.

Shotgun recovered in Wesbank

Blackheath residents are invited to attend apublic meeting taking place tomorrow night.

The meeting will address housing issues inthe area and the fate of backyard dwellers.

Current development taking place in thearea and upcoming housing projects will alsobe addressed.

“We also want to find out how small busi-

ness can be assisted by bigger businesses andthe council,” said convener of the meeting,Fransina Jafta.

The meeting with ward councillor Bert vanDalen will be held at the community hall inSchool Street, Blackheath, on Thursday 10September. The meeting starts at 19:00.V For more details, contact 078 596 0993.

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Schools across the city have been mobil-ised to nip in the bud the not-so-latestoccult craze beginning to mushroom

across the country.The “Charlie Charlie” game has had many

parents wondering what can be done in or-der to prevent their children from being ex-posed to its nature, while others have contin-ued to view it as harmless fun conjured upthrough the vibrant minds of youth.

A host of local schools have reported in-stances where children have been found tobe playing the game, with some fortunatelygoing on to say that they have brought anend to the activity before losing control ofthe situation.

“We have nipped it in the bud,” said an un-named source at one of the schools.

“We had children come to us to say thattheir fellow learners have stopped playingthe game after telling them about it beforewe addressed them about the issue.”

Despite the dangers or even non-dangerswhich may exist, the fact that children havetaken to “Charlie Charlie” indicates that al-ternative activities need to be sought in or-der to cultivate a more harmonious environ-ment for children to interact in.

The game was originally played by Span-ish speaking girls as a way to “enquire”which boy may like them, but the game hassince reincarnated itself in 2015 and hasgone viral in the form of the “Charlie Charliechallenge”. This occurred when English-speaking youth adapted the paper-and-pen-cil game after a video displaying the game

was posted on Twitter under the hash tag#CharlieCharlieChallenge.

The video was originally intended to behumorous, but has since evolved into some-thing more taboo.

The Western Cape Education Departmentsaid the public should be careful when deal-ing with incidents of the nature of CharlieCharlie.

“Children should be encouraged to dis-cuss any ‘uncomfortable’ feelings about theincident with their teachers, who could theninitiate procedures for the proper therapeu-tic response processes. Actual instances ofbullying or coercion could certainly havenegative effects on the child, but early iden-tification and effective intervention canameliorate the initial effects as well as thelong-term consequences.”

The WCED also outlines that provisionshave been made in the curriculum to teachchildren to make more informed decisionsand equip them with the knowledge of theirrights.

“Regular playground supervision by edu-cators would also go a long way to curtailingsuch activities and it is also important forparents to communicate continually withtheir children and to discuss all the growthanddevelopmental issues as well as any situ-ations arising from specific incidents atschools.”

Manenberg police spokesperson Lieuten-ant Ian Bennett maintained that althoughschools in the area have reported instancesof the game being played, it points to a biggerproblem within communities.

“People forget how powerful young peopleare. This is a case where there is nothing

(spiritual) happening in schools. Therefore,there is no form of moral understanding inplace and young people go in search of some-thing new and exciting because they becomebored with the day-to-day things in life,”said Bennett.

He went onto say that the mainstream me-dia are partly to blame for the notoriety ofthe game, which has only stirred the excite-ment within children to start experimentingwith it.

“Children are curious beings; they wantto find things out when they are at schooland are experimenting with them all thetime.”

“We as adults need to channel children’senergy. That energy needs to be conductedand channelled into something good. Theyhave a rightful place in our society and weneed to ensure that they have a special placein our community.”

Warren Rossiter (Hazendal Primary) isaware that regardless of the activity the chil-dren involve themselves with, they are con-stantly creating awareness with their chil-dren regarding the consequences of follow-ing mass hysteria. They urged parents toencourage their children to partake in posi-tive activities as well as involving them-selves more in their children’s lives.

“Many of the things that the childrenbring to school, they learn in the streets; intheir neighbourhoods. It spreads throughthe schools and then it goes back again intotheir respective neighbourhoods. We arereaching out to parents, because we don’thave a sufficient involvement of parents.

“It is only in crisis times that the parentsare very concerned, but we need an ongoingsupport and understanding from the side ofparents to make more time for their chil-dren. I know parents are tired when theycome from work. Often it is single parentfamilies or both parents are working, butthey have to make time for their children be-cause they need that quality time. We aretrying to encourage that among families. Wehave a very close and immediate contactwith the child, but we don’t always have thatclose communication with the parent.”

Charlie game nipped in the bud

The “Charlie Charlie” pencil game evolved froman innocent game played by Spanishspeakinggirls. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

The textile company Falke South Africa,based in Bellville South, recently expa-nded its operations with another multi-million rand investment in state-of-the-art knitting machines.

CEO Martin Grobbelaar sees this latestacquisition as a further step in ensuringthe long-termsustainability of the compa-ny.

Falke SA is a subsidiary of the Germantextile giant, a fourth-generation familyowned business that was founded in 1895.The South African operation was esta-blished in 1974.

Falke SA currently manufactures ap-proximately 7,5 million pairs of socks peryear for the domestic and export market.

Grobbelaar ascribes the success of thebusiness to its employees. “Our peopleare our biggest asset and their loyalty toFalke is the key to our achievements. Wepride ourselves in the commitment fromour staff. This is evident in our low staffturn-over and the fact that we recentlyawarded long-service awards to 57 em-ployees, who have been with the companyfor between 20 and 40 years.”

The company currently employs 647staff at its various plants and factories inthe Western Cape and Gauteng.

Falke ups ante on sockmaking

Falke’s CEO, Martin Grobbelaar, in theknitting alley of the Falke factory.

Four businesses from the Tygerberg areawere among the top businesses in the West-ern Cape at Productivity South Africa’s an-nual Western Cape Regional ProductivityAwards.

This was held at the Lord Charles Hotelin Somerset West on Monday 31 August.

These four businesses, from differentbusiness sectors, come from Parklands,Montague Gardens and Elsies River.

They were part of the organisation’s pro-ductivity improvement programmes andshowed above average growth and produc-tivity. The winners were selected from agroup of finalists, who entered this annualcompetition and will represent the WesternCape nationally on 1 October.

Productivity SA’s aim is to improve pro-ductivity and competitiveness in the work-

place throughout South Africa. Those busi-nesses who came out tops were corporatesector division winner Bobby Fairlambfrom the outdoor clothing company, K-wayin Ottery and Issy Engelbrecht from Finger-print Worker’s Cooperative Ltd in Matroos-fontein in Elsies River in the category, Coop-erative Sector (small business). In theemerging sector, businesses owner JanecChovnowski from Gasket & Shim Industriesin Montague Gardens, has been in businessfor a short while, but already started export-ing internationally. The public sector win-ner was the Department of Community Safe-ty. Leslie Morris, a member of the winningteam, collected the winning award on the de-partment’s behalf.

Corporate sector winner Bobby Fairlambsaid in his acceptance speech, he disagrees

with the generalisation that South Africanworkers are lazy to work.

“It’s not the workers, but bad managementthat is the causes of this perception.Workerswant to work, but often it is because of man-agers’ bad planning that they’re not able to.I want to carry this message out as far as pos-sible that managers should do proper plan-ning to be able to lead effectively,” he said.

Productivity SA focuses on providing as-sistance to individual companies by meansof their productivity improvement pro-grammes. The award ceremony wants to mo-tivate companies into adopting productivityas a fundamental tool to be more competitiveand alleviate challenges such as poverty andunemployment. Also, it wants to recogniseindividuals, organisations and communi-ties for their contributions to building South

Africa’s productive capacity.Productivity CEO, Bongani Coka said,

“The country’s fight against unemploymentintensifies, it is through organisations likethese (finalists) that poverty can be tackledholistically. South Africa currently facesmajor challenges, for example to come upwith ways to create employment opportuni-ties, stimulate economic growth and reducepoverty.

“To achieve this and further economicgrowth, emphasis should be on developingproductivity in all sectors of the economy.There need to be a focus on critical growthsectors and on making our enterprises morecompetitive. We need better access to knowl-edge, skills, resources and technology espe-cially for previously neglected sectors,” hesaid.

Best of Cape business sector honoured

Oggendrooi skyn helderder: Oggendrooi, die gewilde ontbytprogram van Tygerberg104fm, het pas ’n gedaanteverwisseling ondergaan om sy luisteraars vroeg soggens nogmeer doeltreffend te bedien. Benescke Janse van Rensburg (regs), skrywer, spreker enomroeper, kan nou weeksoggende van 06:00 tot 09:00 langs Anton Brink (links) gehoorword. Luisteraars kan uitsien na nog meer stories oor hoop en inspirasie, ’n Christenperspektief op die nuus en vele meer. Aktuele sake soos weer en verkeer bly aan die orde vandie dag in die program met die nuusredakteur Merentia van der Vent (middel). Die nuweOggendrooispan woon in Panorama, Bellville en Welgemoed.


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Skaars ’n jaar nadat ’n man met sy fa-milie herenig is nadat hy vir meer asdrie dekades vermis was, is hy on-

langs stil in sy slaap oorlede.Quli Vaas (65), oor wie daar ’n maand ge-

lede berig is (TygerBurger, 29 Julie), is opVrouedag 9 Augustus by sy jonger broer sehuis in Wesbank oorlede.

Die een broer, past. Stefaans Vaas, wat 30jaar lank onverpoos na hom gesoek het, sêsy hart is gebroke.

“Ek het sleg gevoel, maar wat kan mensmaak? Die dood is die dood.

“Ten minste het ek hom opgespoor enweet ek nou waar sy graf is,” vertel Ste-faans, leier van die kerk die Ministries forHeaven of South Africa.

Quli is in November 2014 by Die Ark, ’nskuiling in Faure, gekry.

Stefaans sê: “Hy het darem uitgekom. Disnet jammer oor die kort tyd wat hy saammet ons was.”

Volgens Stefaans was sy broer sieklik toehy hom opgespoor het.

“Hy het gereeld epileptiese aanvalle ge-kry.”

Quli het ook ’n kopbesering opgedoen.Die oggend van sy dood het Quli soos ou-

der gewoonte opgestaan en met een van syneefs buitekant Stefaans se huis gesels. Hyhet weer gaan skuinslê, maar nie weer syoë oopgemaak nie, vertel Stefaans.

Sy jonger seun, wat ’n kamer met homdeel, het hom probeer wakker maak. Ge-woonlik reageer hy wanneer ’n mens synaam roep.

“My seun het hom geskud en gevoel datsy liggaam stokstyf is. Hy het my geroep enons het gevind dat hy oorlede is,” sê Ste-faans.

Die oorsaak van Quli se dood is nog onbe-kend.

Hy is twee weke ná sy dood in sy geboor-tedorp, Merriman, naby Richmond in dieNoord-Kaap, begrawe.

Hy laat drie broers en vyf susters agter.

Quli Vaas wat vir meer as 30 jaar vermis was,en minder as jaar gelede met sy familieherenig is, is onlangs oorlede.


CapeTown’s travel industrywill be puttingits best foot forward this September in cele-bration of Tourism Month.With World Tourism Day on Sunday 27

September, the month is aimed at high-lighting the industry’s importance and itsrole in creating jobs and sustainable socie-ties, and encourages local citizens to ex-plore their own cities, thereby supportingthe domestic economy.For those unsure of which attraction or

activity to see and what to do this month,Cape Town Tourism has created the ulti-mate Cape Town Bucket List, highlighting100 things to do in Cape Town.During Sanparks Week from Monday 14

to Saturday 19 September, free entrance isoffered to most of the Table Mountain Na-tional Park pay points (excluding BouldersPenguin Colony and the Table MountainCableway). At Cape Point, prices for tripson the Flying Dutchman Funicular will bereduced offering special prices for the fami-ly, with free face-painting on Saturday 19September. FromSaturday 19 September toSaturday 31 October, rugby fans can enjoyall the Springbok games, along with celeb-rity MCs, guest bands and rugby legends,for free at the Absa Bok Town at the V&AWaterfront amphitheatre.On Sunday 20 September Capetonians

and visitors will be taking part in the CapeTown Marathon, while nature lovers canlook forward to a free two-hour garden touratKirstenboschNationalBotanicalGardenfrom Tuesday 22 to Sunday 27 September.The Khayelitsha Arts Festival runs until

Sunday 27 September and offers the oppor-tunity to engage with the close-knit Khaye-litsha community. The second Fringe ArtsFestival will be on in the CBD and Langauntil Sunday 4 October with 80 dance, thea-tre and family performances.V Visit www.capetown.travel/events for more info.

Cape TownTourism’sbucket list


The remains of a caracal discovered re-cently in the middle of a road in Sarep-ta, Kuils River, left many residents

here wondering about its origin.The animal was found lying in Sarepta

Road aweek ago. It is still unclear as towhatcaused its death, however some residents be-lieve it had been struck by a motor vehicle.Photos of the wild animal taken by resi-

dent Peter Bobbert were uploaded onto theKuils River Community Page on Facebookon Thursday 3 September. Since then a totalof 28 people commented on the post, most ofwhom wondering where the cat came fromand how it ended up in the quiet residentialarea.“Oh shame. Would be interested to know

how it got here,” one resident wrote.“Ohmy heck!We havewild cats here,” an-

other said.Another responded: “Oh my word. I

thought I was seeing things early this morn-ing on my way to work. So it was a rooikat(caracal), but how in the world did a rooikatend up in a residential area? This is verystrange.”Someone else wrote: “Gosh! I saw this yes-

terday. Definitely not something you see ev-ery day.”According to Bobbert, the photographer

who noticed the animal while on his to waytodrophis childrenat school, the animalhasbeen lying in Sarepta Road since early thatmorning.“Howdid thiswildcat get intoKuils River;

such a beautiful animal,” hewrote on theFa-cebook community page.Some residents believe the animal es-

caped from a nature reserve; others say anearby farm.“Thenearest place to us is the Zevenwacht

Farm, but that is almost 15 minute’s drivefrom us,” Bobbert told TygerBurger.The sighting of caracal in the Kuils River

area is however not as unusual as people

may think.According to information found on theUr-

ban Caracal Project’s website – a projectstarted in September 2014 to research thepopulation, size and health of the caracalpopulation in the Cape Peninsula – caracalsare widespread within southern Africa, andaccording to researchers they are not un-common in Cape Town.Dr Jacqueline Bishop, a senior lecturer

at the department of biological sciences atthe UCT who assists the Urban CaracalProject with research support, said caracaloccur throughout the surrounding areas ofCape Town.This also includes areas where the urban

matrix transitions into the agricultural are-as of Kuils River, Bloubergstrand, Durban-ville, Lynedoch, Stellenbosch and down toSomerset West.Asked whether these animals, described

as solitary and highly territorial, normallyroam far away from their natural habitat,Bishop confirmed that they do.“All the anecdotal reports on where they

occur suggest that caracal are not restrictedto pristine habitat areas.“They are very capable hunters and have

a broad diet which allows them to do wellin transformed landscapes like agriculturalareas as well the pristine habitats of protect-ed areas like national parks and nature re-serves.”In Kuils River it’s likely that these ani-

mals also mostly occur throughout the sur-rounding farm land areas, Bishop said.“They will use roads to get from one area

to another and it’s likely that vehicle colli-sions are a major source of mortality forthem.“I recently drove through Kuils River to-

wards Stellenbosch and Iwas amazed at howmuch urban development has occurred inthe area in the last years,” Bishop saidThough it is unlikely to happen, people

who encounter the animal are advised tostand still and let the caracal pass.“Caracal are very shy and are likely to de-

tect youbefore youdetect them.Theyarenotaggressive and will run away from peopleand dogs. If you see one while you are outwalking you should stand still and wait for

it to move away,” Bishop advised.V Sightings and roadkill can be reported via SMS to079 837 8814 or email [email protected] more information visit www.urbancaracal.org

CCaarraaccaall ‘‘nnoott uunnccoommmmoonn iinn cciittyy’’

The carcass of a caracal (rooikat) was found in Sarepta Road, Kuils River a week ago. It isunclear how the animal strayed so far into the residential area. PHOTO: PETER BOBBERT


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Vir 25 jaar was die koue strate vanKuilsrivier al tuiste wat André Vaal-tyn geken het. Nou, danksy die hulp

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TESTIMONIALI am Marlene Roberts,48 years old, and I wantto thank Akim whohelped me with myfinancial, love andbusiness problems.

Akim gave me the holyoil and stick which helpedme with all my problems.I am no longer in debt, Iopened a business and weare one big happy familynow. I can't thank Akim

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LOANS

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A&E Photo's And VideosWe do photo's and videos for all

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WENDY HOUSES

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E & G QUALITY WENDY'SThis Weeks Special!!!!Nutec 3x6 From R8 000

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FRIDGE RE-GASSING(Labour + gas incl. R180)

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Fridge Re-gassingGas + Labour R150.Jobs done at home074 364 1842

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WE DO REPAIRSOn all appliances.

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enclosures & repairs. All work fitted& made of a very high quality.

20 Yrs experience.

Contact: Sheldon RinquestAll hrs @ 079 817 1092

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MANAGER'S SPECIALGOEDKOEP, MAARKWALITEIT PAVING& VIBRACRETE MUREEN VERHOGINGSOns doen enige soortpaving. Vir gratiskwotasie skakel:083 715 5209

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R&S FENCINGvibracrete,gates,razor wire

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EARN EXTRA MONEYBy selling Avon. People neededSms/whatsapp Name,Area to0713387363

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Clutch Plates from R70Pressure Plates fromR90. Complete ClutchKits from R250.

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AVON-AGENTE BENODIGElsies, Delft, Bellville, Belhar &

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0834050511 of 0743698091

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BuitepromotorsR 3000 p.m. slegs mans.

Call Kaylene083 432 9461

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WerkskeppingOnmiddelike Inkomste0218392710 / 0608564276

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SALES &MARKETING

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LADIES SALES ASSISTANTPart - time 20 - 30 yrs

English/Afrikaans, Sober habitsAge 20-30 yrs

Please call 021 9483931

Woensdag, 9 September 2015 CLASSIFIEDS TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & BlueDowns 11

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MANAGERDegree / Diploma, with HR knowledge, IT

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PAINT TECHNICIANMatric, 3-4yrs exp. FET Deco, Sales exp,

demonstrated ability to be customer-focused

SPECIALIST-DECORATIVEDegree / Diploma Interior Design, 4-5 yrs exp,

expert in inspirational design, knowledge of up-to-date trends, advanced sales and customer-

focused, IT competencies

SALESDecorative, Electrical, Plumbing/Garden &

Outdoor: 3-4 yrs retail sales exp. MS Office,Matric. Salary + commission. Ability to representsophisticated brand, ability to up-sell and cross-

sell, extremely customer-focused

BOOKKEEPERDegree / Diploma, Excellent reporting, VAT &

SARS knowledge & analytical skills, 3-4 yrs expplus creditors exp. Petty cash up to trial balance.

IT competent.

GOODS RECEIVING CLERKDegree / Diploma, 2-3yrs exp, proven ability to

manage stock movement, IT competant

CASHIERSMatric, MS Windows, 2-3yrs retail exp, ability torepresent sophisticated brand, ability to up-sell

and cross-sell, extremely customer-focused

Work references ess.Start dates mid October 2015.CV's to [email protected]

Only short listed will be contacted.

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ALLAREASELSIES RIVER (S/Cross Str.) R600000:Verymodern, neat 4 bedroom family homewith 2 bathrooms, lounge o/p fitted kit-chen, drive through garage, yard fullyenclosed.ELSIES RIVER 34thAVE.) R600,000:Large 4 bedroom house,Lounge with fireplace, separate dining,Kitchen with bic's. Bathroom sep. toiletGarage plus encl. carport (2) cars.Outside shower and toilet. Fully encl. yardBELHAR (RABIAPARK) R650,000:4 Bedroom double storey. Situated behindGardenia Primary School. Lounge o/p kit-chen, 2 bathrooms & TV-roomBELLVILLE SOUTHR230,000:CASHONLYVacant land - 210m2 situatedin Sought after area.

CALL THERESA@021 951 5929

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BELHARR370000

Neat 2.5 bedsKitchen BICFull Bathroom

Carport for 2 carsEnclosed, with Built in Braai

Thinking ofSelling your property?Clarence 071 871 2417Office 021 823 7884

www.elbannrealestate.co.za

.BELHAR/MIMOSAVILLAGE–R750,000: 3 Beds - all b.i.c’s, m.e.s., lnge& dining, f/fitted.SUNBIRDPARK–R695,000: 3 Beds, o/pkitchen, lounge,m.e.s. Plot size 600m2with a full wendy house for living purposes.SUMMERVILLE R680,000: As good asnew, two beds, bath, open plan kitchenand lounge in security complex,a must see!!!ROCKLAND/MITCHELLSPLAINR480,000NEG: 3 bedmaisonette, largemain bed downstairs, kitchen, largelounge, tv room and big yard.

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R550000COMFROTABLE FAMILYHOME

3 Bedroomswith b.i.c. & en suite, lounge,kitchen & b.i.c., family bathroom and singlegarage. Alarm, b/bars and security gates.

Clive Blows072 225 8519

RE/MAX Property AssociatesKuils River 021 903 2024

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HIGHGATE@R450000URGENTSALE

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carport.CALLNOW!!!

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EERSTERIVER /GAYLEENEWRELEASE - SOLEMANDATE

GAYLEE@R650000This stunning property is situated in aquiet area, very easy access to publictransport and it offers you 3 bedrooms

with en-suite, family bathroom,large kitchen, dining room / lounge and

4 x tandem garage.EERSTERIVER@R550000

This star property is situated on the door-step of the newly renovated Shoprite Mall.On taxi route in all directions + walk toschool.With your love and imaginationyou can have a prime property with

3 bedrooms + en suite, lounge and kitchen.

LIZETTE082 439 7499

RE/MAXProperty AssociatesKuils River 021 903 2024

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Valhalla Park - R399000: Dbl storey, 3 bed BIC,kit, d/rm, 2bath, b/bars, sml encl yardElsiesriver – R 4200003 Bed, bath, lounge, kitchen & dining roomHappyValley –R 180000RDP house with 1 bedroom, bath, kitchenBontheuwel – R 300000 (x 2):Fully attached 2 bedroom, bathroom, kitchen,lounge, fully enclosedLeiden/Delft – R 180000: 2 bedroom, lounge,kitchen, bathroom, fully enclosed, corner plotClarke Estate/Elsiesriver – R 2700002 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, big yardVoorbrug/Delft – R 2990002 bed, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, carportBelhar/Selfhelp - R430000:2 bed, lnge, kit, bathr, spacious groundsElsies River – R650000:3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathrooms,entertainment area.

Beauten073 438 5235Alain 078 133 6933

Delft Office: 081 427 0439www.iconipgroup.co.za

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Wesbank–R 250000:Newly renov 2 bedroom,lounge, kitchenHigh Places/Eerste River – R 350000: Basic2 bedroomwith large grounds & corner plotClarke Estate / Elsies River – R 320000:Basic 2 bed, ful/encl,close to Canterbury LiquorsBella Donna–R 399000:2 bedroom, ground floor flat, secure complex,f/f kitchen, 1 secure parking bayMalibuVillage –R 520000:3 bed, lounge, kitchen, double garage, 1 bedroomgranny flatEersteriver / Hillview–R 395000:3 beds, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, corner plotRoosendal/Delft – R 360000Extremely neat 2 bedroom homewith garage,lounge, bathroom& kitchenLeiden/Delft – R 250000:Spacious 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroomDennemere –R499000:3 beds, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, free standing

SERIOUSSELLERSGIVEUSACALLFORAVALUATION

Melissa 072057 5753Gary 081 431 5939

Kuils River Office 021 903 8055

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We currently have an exciting opportunity for anenthusiastic, motivated individuals to join our

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PART time and FULL time job available now8 Data capturers, 5 Waiters, 4 Bartenders,

6 Call centres, 2 Bank tellers, 4 Cruise shipattendants, 6 flight attendants, 2 Receptionists,

10 General workers, 10 Pickers / Packers, 10 House-keeper / Cleaners, 7 Cashiers, 8 Porters, 5 KitchenStaff, 7 Drivers (code 8, 10, 14 ). No Matric needed.

17 Heerengracht Str, Pier House, 6th Floor,Next to Park InnHotel Cape Town021 418 4287 / 021 421 9170 /021 828 2416 / 081 827 7046

1 Kort St, RegkamBldg, 2 Flr Bellville021 945 2223 /079 485 5896

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Human resource Management, Business coursesN4 -N6, Project Management , Marketing Manage-

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021 418 4287 / 021 421 970 /021 828 2416BELLVILLE CAMPUS

1 KORTSTR, REGKAMBUILDING,2ND FLOORBELLVILLE

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O.19TOERNOOI: TROFEESEGE OOR VERDEDIGENDE KAMPIOEN ONVERWAGS

B’ville-Suid 7’s-koningSAREL BURGER

Terwyl sewemanrugby in ’nbaie groot mate verskil vandie vyftienmanspel, moet ’n

mens nie sommer van verrassen-de uitslae praat nie.Tog het die Sekondêre Skool

Bellville-Suid se trofee-sege verle-de week in TygerBurger en KingCars se sewemantoernooi vir o.19-spanne in die Tygerbergstreekietwat onverwags opgeduik.Die Bellvilliete moes nietemin

hardwerk ombouit te kom. In dieuitdunronde het dit aanvanklikheel voorspoedig gegaan met oor-winnings oor Malibu (17-5) enFairbairn (35-0), maar toe volg ’nopdraande stryd.Ná ’n gelykopuitslag van 19-19

teen Brackenfell moes Bellville-Suid indiehalfeindrondedie spanvanHSBellvillemet ’n tellingvan26-5 uit die pad kry voordat ’n taaieindstryd teen HS Tygerberg, dieverdedigende kampioen, opge-doem het.Naelkouend taai en spannend

was die eindstryd gewis. Albeispanne het twee keer agter diedoellyn gaan draai, maar ’n mak-like doelskop wat deur HS Tyger-berg verbrou is, het Bellville-Suid met 14-12laat seëvier.Die ander uitslae in die uitdunronde was:

Afdeling 1:HSTygerberg klopKleinvlei 47-0,klop J.G.Meiring 54-7, klop Kasselsvlei 24-7;Kasselsvlei klop J.G.Meiring 43-7, klopKleinvlei 14-12; J.G.Meiring klop Kleinvleui14-12. Afdeling 2: HTS Bellville klop JanKriel-skool 35-0, klop Tygerberg-klub 24-21,klop HS Tygerberg B 24-19; Tygerberg-klubklop HS Tygerberg B 12-7, klop Jan Kriel 31-10; HS Tygerberg B klop Jan Kriel 26-14. Af-deling 3: HS Bellville klop Scottsdene 50-7,klop Monumentpark 26-0, klop Excelsior 21-14;MonumentparkklopExcelsior 26-14, klopScottsdene 35-14; Excelsior klop Scottsdene19-14. Afdeling 4:MalibuklopBrackenfell 24-19, klop Fairbairn 69-12; Brackenfell klopFairbairn 46-12. Halfeindronde: Plaatafde-ling: Malibu 28, Monumentpark 14; Kassels-vlei 14, Tygerberg-klub 7. Trofee-afdeling:Bellville-Suid 26, HS Bellville 5; HS Tyger-berg 40, HTS Bellville 7. Eindstryd: Plaat:Kasselsvlei 34, Malibu 5. Trofee: Bellville-Suid 14, HS Tygerberg 12.

V By die HS Brackenfell se Netwerkmake-laars-kompetisie vir o.16-spanne het Brac-kenfell en Stellenberg die beste van die Ty-gerbergse spanne gevaar toe albei in diehalfeindronde uitgeskakel is.Durbanville het die beste vertoon van die

plaaslike spanne in HS Monumentpark seWestern-saamtrek vir o.15’s toe hy eers indie eindstryd teen HJS Paarl vasgeval het.En in HS Durbanville se Peter Buttner

Sport-toernooi vir o.14’s het die Durbieseweneens net naelskraap in die eindstrydteen Paul Roos Gimnasium verloor.

BellvilleSuid was diewenners van dieo.19sewesrugbytoernooi vir die Tygerbergstreek, geborg deurTygerBurger en KingCars. Voor (van links) isQuinKingsley Sheldon,Duwayne Visser, ElroyGevelaar, Nazeem Wooden Chester Kruger.Agter: Pierre Potgieter(King Cars), ArnoJohnson (afrigter),Angelo Giddion, ChadGeswindt, Lyle Daniels,Aron Arendse, Marshallino Marwood, CohenVass (grensregter),Jerovian Eiman, AnayaKlaase, Clive Daniels(afrigter) en StehanSchoeman (sportredakteur, TygerBurger).

FOTO’S: CARINA ROUX

Belhar seëvier in SuperligaBelhar het die afgelope naweek ’n goeieoorwinning in die laaste paar uitgestelderugbywedstryde in die WP se Superligabehaal, maar daardie voorreg was dieUniversiteit van Wes-Kaapland nie be-skore nie.Belhar het Schotsche Kloof/Walmer

met 33-25 geklop,met die terwyl UWK nie

diemas teen Sir Lowrians kon opkomnieen met 52-36 kous oor die kop huis toe is.Die spanne in die onderskeie ligas speel

vaneerskomendeSaterdagaf indiePresi-dentsbeker-uitklopkompetisie.Die wedstrydprogram was egter met

druktyd nog nie beskikbaar nie. – (SarelBurger)

Elroy Gevelaar vanBellvilleSuid skop inLuan Fouché (HSBellville) vas.

It’s time to submit your sportingachievements to the TygerBurgersportstar of the month competitionopen to high school learners.Bosman,McNulty and Du Toit Op-

tometrists award a pair of sunglass-es and Shihan Hennie Bosmanaward R1 000 cash to the winner.Submit to [email protected].

Enter our competition

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