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Nuwe hoofhet passievir taakRICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

Hy is lief vir die kunste, passievol oor dieonderwys en doelgerig.Met dié eienskappe wil die nuwe skool-

hoof van die Sekondêre Skool Eersterivierdié skool en sy leerders help omhul volle potensiaal te bereik.Sydney Jantjies is op 2 April

by die skool aangestel en wounog sedert sy beginjare as opvoe-der by ’n fokus-skool aansluit.Eersterivier fokus op die kun-

ste en rig leerders af in veral dra-ma, dans en musiek.“Hier is baie potensiaal,” sê

Jantjies, wat al sedert 1985 on-derrig gee. Dis juis hieroor dathy ook nou ’n skoolkoor op diebeen wil bring.Jantjies, wat oorspronklik

van Knysna kom en al in Bridge-town, Kuilsrivier, Tuscany Glenen Silversands skool gehou het,was eers skrikkerig oor die ge-bied vanweë die maatskaplikekwessies wat die area deurentydkniehalter. Kwessies soosdwelmmisbruik en bendegeweldis iets wat algemeen in die buurtvoorkom en om elke hoek en draai deur sko-le, die polisie en kerk bestry word.“Ek moet sê toe ek hoor ek is aangestel,

was my gevoelens gemeng – moet ek of moetek nie? Soos ’nmensmaar hoor, is dit ’n areawaar die kinders kan handuit ruk.“Maarmy sienswyse het heeltemal veran-

der in die twee en ’n half weke wat ek hieris. Hier is baie potensiaal – potensiaal wat

’n mens verder kan ontwikkel.”Om die maatskaplike euwels te help be-

stry, wil hy nog meer sport by die skool in-bring.“Die sport het begin afneem, maar ek wil

hê dit moet weer regkom.“As ons die sport weer op hoër vlak kan

bring en kinders by sport en bui-temuurse aktiwiteite betrokkekry, kan ons sulke euwels hok-slaan.”Jantjies het by fokus-skole op

Worcester, in George en die eenin Eersterivier aansoek gedoen.“Ek is bly ek het besluit om te

kom. Ekhet al paar keer deur dieklasse rondbeweeg.“Onderwys is duidelik na aan

die opvoeders se hart. Hulle isernstig oor hul werk.”Hy is ewe beïndruk met die ta-

lent wat die leerders in die kuns-klas toon.“Ek wil nie net die kunste be-

vorder nie, maar al die anderakademiese vakke.“Die skool het die afgelope

twee jaar ’n slaagsyfer van bo80% behaal, en ek wil voortbouop die sukses van my voorgan-gers.”

Die uitslae in die Maart-eksamen is ookvir hom ’n riem onder die hart. “Ons het bo70% behaal en vertrou dat ons dit tot die ein-de van die jaar kan volhou.”Jantjies sê hy glo dat leerders, ouers en on-

derwysers wedersydse respek vir mekaarmoet toon. “Wanneer hulle mekaar respek-teer om ’n gemeenskaplike doel te bereik,kan ons slaag,” sê hy.

Talented breakdancer andBBoy Brandon “The Curse”

Petersen from TuscanyGlen in Blue Downs will

be jetting off to Tunisiain September later this

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Africa at theAfrican

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Monday, 27 April inJohannesburg. TheBBoy hopes to take

gold at the continentalcompetition where he will be

showing off his flare, turtle andheadspin skills. The 28yearold has

been breakdancing since high school. PHOTO:RICHARD ROBERTS

Spinning forSouth Africa

Sydney Jantjies, dienuwe skoolhoof bydie Sekondêre SkoolEersterivier, sê hy isopgewonde oor dienuwe uitdaging enbeplan om leerders tehelp om hul vollepotensiaal te bereik.

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Following his recent success at a natio-nal break-dance competitionanddespi-te suffering an ankle injury, Brandon

“The Curse” Petersen – a B-Boy from BlueDowns – firmly has his eyes set on takingthe African trophy.

Brandon (28) from Vernon Street, Tusca-ny Glen in Blue Downs, won the nationalRedBull BCOne competition held in Johan-nesburg recently and will be part of theSouth African squad who will be represen-ting the country in the continental round ofthe competition.

The African championships take place inSeptember and will be held in Tunisia.

B-Boys from across the African continentas well as the Middle East will be descen-ding on the city to compete for the grandpri-ze before taking part in the internationalround.

Coming into the competition, Brandonsaid he took a chance following an injuryto his ankle while competing in the regio-nals in Cape Town.

“I injured my ankle in the second battlein round two.

“I was expecting to leave the battle but fi-nished it. I had somuchpain,” he explained.

Brandon was fortunate enough to receivea wild card which saw him go through tothe nationals where he went head to headagainst South Africa’s greatest B-Boys inJohannesburg on Monday 27 April in theRed Bull BC One SA Finals.

“I went to Johannesburg not being physi-cally prepared, but mentally I was in it.

“I knowwhat I amcapable of and didwhatI had to do.

“The most important thing I always tellmyself, is to have fun,” he said.

Brandon conquered his first round.“I knew then that I was on a level to win

the competition.”

World class performersDoingwhat he does best for the past 15 ye-

ars or so, Brandon managed to go throughto the final round of the competition wherehe competed against Silent Sam – a respec-ted and worthy opponent, according toBrandon.

To win, he says, one needed to be on topform.

“You need to be precise and avoidmaking

mistakes as far as possible. Youneed to keepit clean.

“There is a story you tell when you dance.Themusic tells youhow tomove,” he explai-ned.

Despite his confidence and positivemind-set, he encountered some tough competiti-on.

“Everybody was good on the day. Mostguys there trained well,” he added.

Brandon said his main aim during thecompetitionwas to prove a point: that despi-te getting older, he still has what it takes todemand respect from the B-Boy fraternity.

“To compete on that level is not alwayspossible but if I am going to lose a competiti-on, I want to go out with a bang,” he said.

Brandon, who started break-dancing athigh school, said he was inspired by manylocal hip hop greats including Black Noise,Prophets of the City and Brasse vannieKaap – artistswithwhomhehad the privile-ge to work with.

“These guys made it possible for us to bewhere we are today.

“Being involved with them definitely hel-ped me with my performance. It taught me

stage presence and how to interact withcrowds, breathing techniques and so on,”hesaid.

In preparation for the competition in Sep-tember, Brandon is planning to work hardand to give it everything he has got in orderto be crowned African champion.

“There is still a lot of time before the com-petition, but time goes by so quickly. NowI am just taking it easy with the injury.

Fully committed, Brandon said break-dancing was his career.

Coming into the competition Brandonsaid he took a chance following an injuryto his ankle while competing on the regio-nals in Cape Town.“I injured my ankle inthe second battle in round two.“I was expec-ting to leave the battle but finished it. I hadso much pain,” he explained.

Brandon was fortunate enough to receivea wild card which saw him go through tothe nationals where he went head to headagainst South Africa’s greatest B-Boys inJohannesburg on Monday, 27 April in theRed Bull BC One SA Finals.

Having fun“I went to Johannesburg not being physi-

cally prepared, but mentally I was in it.“Iknew what I am capable of and did what Ihad to do.

“The most important thing I always tellmyself, is to have fun,” he said.Brandonconquered his first round.“I knew then thatI was on a level to win the competiti-on.”Doing what he does best for the past 15years or so, Brandonmanaged to go throughto the final round of the competition wherehe competed against Silent Sam – a respec-ted and worthy opponent, according toBrandon.To win, he says, one needed to beon top form.“You need to be precise andavoid making mistakes as far as possible.You need to keep it clean.“There is a storyyou tell when you dance. The music tellsyou how to move,” he explained.Despite hisconfidence and positive mindset, he en-countered some tough competition.“Every-body was good on the day. Most guys theretrained well,” he added.

Brandon said his main aim during thecompetitionwas to prove a point; that despi-te getting older, he still has what it takes todemand respect from the B-Boy fraterni-ty.“To compete on that level is not alwayspossible but if I am going to lose a competiti-on, I want to go out with a bang.”

From Tuscany to Tunisia

The AFM Church in Ruyterwacht willhost a fund-raising concert on Sunday 24May.

Organiser Cardene Stevens said theevent is in aid of minister Desmond Ste-vens’s gospel album which they hope willtouch each and every individual.

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who is always willing to help others.“He grew up in church and sadly his

mom passed away a few years ago but hisfather is still living out his dreamas a pas-tor,” Cardene said.

Cardene said 10% of the income will beused to feed the less fortunate.

“We are calling to everyone to pleasesupport this event and to help make a

dream come to life and help feed a soul.”The fund-raiser will be held at the

church. Tickets cost R30 for adults andR15 for children under 13, while those un-der six years enter for free.

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Brandon “The Curse” Petersen from Tuscany Glenwill be competing in the Red Bull BC One competition in Tunisia later this year. PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

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Skaars ’n week nadat diewe by die Primêre Skool Hoofweg in Wesbank toegeslaan het, is daarweer by die skool ingebreek. FOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

Booswigte slaanweer by skool toeRICHARD ROBERTS

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Skaars ’n week nadat daar by ’n laer-skool in Wesbank ingebreek is, hetbooswigte weer daar toegeslaan.

Hierdie keer is die die skoolsekretaressese rekenaar, musiektoerusting en DVD-spe-ler gebuit.Die bestuur van die Primêre Skool Hoof-

weg, waar daar ook tydens die Paasvakan-sie ingebreek is, is raadop.Die skoolhoof, Allistair Sauer, het van-

deesweek aanTygerBurger vertel dat die in-brake die skool duisende rande uit die sakjaag.Sauer het gesê na raming verwag hulle

om R20 000 te bestee aan die herstelwerk enom bykomende sekerheidsmaatreëls te tref.Diewaarde van dit wat gesteel is, is sowat

R52 000, sê Sauer.’n Deur by die skool is verlede Dinsdag-

nag afgebreek om toegang tot die skool tekry.Die diewe het daarna die sekretaresse se

kantoor geplunder.Boeke en papiere het nog verlede Woens-

dagoggend oral op die vloer gestrooi gelê.Die rekenaarwat gesteel is, bevat ookwaar-devolle administratiewe inligting oor dieskool.“Ons is veronderstel om vir drie jaar re-

kord te hou, nou is dit alles verlore,” sê Sau-er.Daar is ook by Patrick Williams, die ad-

junkhoof, se kantoor ingebreek.“Dis darem nie lekker as ’n mens na jou

kantoor terugkeer en dit is geplunder nie,”sê Williams.Sauer beaam dit.“As onderwyser voel ’n mens eintlik sleg.

Dis jou persoonlike dokumente en die op-voeder se werkmateriaal,” vertel hy.Tydens diemees onlangse voorval is daar

hoofsaaklik elektriese kabels gesteel. Daaris ook met die skool se alarmstelsel wegge-hol.Dié stelsel word tans vervang.Sauer, wat al sedert 2002 die skool be-

stuur, sê daar is sedert die begin van dieskooljaar drie keer hier ingebreek.Hy sê die skool ontvang jaarliks ’n begro-

ting wat vir verskeie goed aangewend moetword.“Ons spandeer egter ’n groot deel van die

geld aan die herstel van dit wat gevandali-seer word.”Die hoof vermoed daar is meer as een dief

betrokke en dat die persone van Wesbankkom.Hy vermoed ook dat sommige gemeen-

skapslede die misdadigers ken, maar niemaklik vorendag sal kom en die inligtingmet die polisie óf skoolbestuur sal deel nie.Die voorval is reeds by die Wes-Kaapse

onderwysdepartement en Mfuleni-polisie-kantoor aangemeld.Daar is tydens die Paasnaweek ook by die

Laerskool Rainbow en die Hoërskool Wes-bank ingebreek.

Veral die sekretaresse se kantoor isdeur die dieweverniel. FOTO:

RICHARD ROBERTS

Mfuleni police recently arrested a motherand son fromWesbank.The sonwasawantedsuspect in connection with an attemptedmurder and the mother was arrested for de-feating the ends of justice.Mfuleni police spokespersonNomathemba

Muavha stated police arrested the 23-year-old man, allegedly a gang member, and his59-year-oldmother, shortly after 03:00 on Fri-day 24 April.The police have been searching for the sus-

pect since March, Muavha said.She said hewaswanted in connectionwith

three attempted murder cases.“Every time the police visited the premises

where he resides, the suspect would be no-where to be found,” Muavha explained.She said police in civilian clothing decided

to monitor the house.“He was then seen climbing into the house

through a window which was apparently al-

ways left open according to informers.“The police went to the house and asked

themother to call her son. She denied he wasinside and refused the police entry. The po-lice then forced their way in and found thesuspect hiding underneath a bed.”The mother was arrested for defeating the

ends of justice.Both mother and son have appeared in the

Blue Downs Magistrate’s Court.The police also arrested a 24-year-old man

in a the same week in a separate incident,Muavha said.The suspectwas apprehended inArendkop

Street in Wesbank where he was hiding.“A warrant of arrest was issued for him by

the court in connection with a pointing of afirearm.”The incident took place in April, however

the suspect moved away from his home andwent into hiding.”

Mother and son in the dock

Two suspected hijackers appeared intheBlueDownsMagistrateCourt thisweek following their arrests in Mfu-leni and Happy Valley respectively.Both suspects were arrested on

Wednesday 29 April.In the first incident a 37-year-old

Khayelitshamanwas caught by secu-rity guards following a robbery inMfuleni.Mfuleni police spokesperson No-

mathemba Muavha said police wereinformed about the suspect and theunlicensed firearm in his possessionafter he was caught in Mfuleni’s Sib-aneni Squatter Camp.The suspect and an accomplice al-

legedly robbeda tobacco transportingvehicle earlier that day.“Upon our arrival the police found

the security guards who explainedthe situation.”She said only the one suspect was

arrested and his firearm confiscated.“Another suspect managed to get

away,” Muavha said.The vehicle they used during the

robbery, according to Muavha, wasreported hijacked in Athlone in Sep-tember last year.Mfuleni police also managed to ap-

prehend a 30-year-old hijacking sus-pect in Happy Valley.“Members of the K9 Unit spotted a

vehicle reported stolen in April 2015.The suspect noticed he was being fol-lowed and jumped out of the vehicleand ran into a house. The police ranafter him and found himhiding a fire-arm under a mattress. He was arrest-ed and the firearm confiscated.”

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Reading glasses on and books out.Yes, soon several bookworms will be ta-

king part in a somewhat unique competiti-on – one that does not require or demandblood, sweat and tears.

Instead, reading skills will count in com-petitors’ favour as 73 libraries from acrossthe city take part in the City of Cape Town’sseventh annual reading competition.

The competition is hostedby theCity’s Li-brary and Information Services (LIS) de-partment and thousands of learners will beparticipating in the event.

Preliminary rounds have already startedand the competition will run until August,said Belinda Walker, City mayco memberfor community services and special pro-jects.

The competition was originally develo-ped and implemented in one library, butnow boasts participants from 73 librariesacross the city. This number increases eachyear.

The winners from the library rounds ad-vance to the district rounds, then on to thefinals. The library rounds are set to end inAugust, with the final scheduled for Sep-tember at the Athlone Civic Centre.

Participating schools hold eliminationrounds where grade seven learners compe-te to qualify for the district reading compe-titions. Last year more than 1000 learners

from 275 schools participated, said Walker.Only 18 learners will make it to the final

round of the competion.Learners are competing in each of the

three official languages in the Western Ca-pe.

“The competition addresses reading chal-lenges and helps to build relationships bet-ween local libraries and schools,” said Wal-ker.

“We are committed to developing readingskills and encouraging a reading cultureamong our children. Literacy is a gatewayto opportunity so competitions like this al-lowus to trulymakeprogress possible, toge-ther with our young residents.”

She said reading also develop the mindand imagination.

“Reading helps children to improve lan-guage and listening skills. It improved flu-ency, which helps learners become confi-dent speakerswho are able to express them-selves confidently and coherently.

“It also strengthens their ability to com-prehend information and concepts. Impro-ved reading abilities can lead tomarked im-provements in a child’s performance inother subjects as they are able to read andunderstand instructions,” Walker added.

Leaners interested in participating mustapproach their schools. Schools can contacttheir local libraries for more details.

Pupils bury their noses inbooks for library competition

Kids taught importance of safety

A traffic official from the City of Cape Town and Danie Kat demonstrated the safety rules whencrossing busy roads to young children. The event formed part of the World Safety Day which washeld at the Beverly Park Primary School and Blue Downs Educare. The programme is run by theTotal Service Station in Beverly Park, Eerste River.


Young children in Eerste River weretaught the importance of safety andgiven first-hand experience of how

emergency personnel operate during a cri-sis.

The safety programme conducted at twoEerste River learning institutions formedpart of World Safety Day, an initiative runby Nasheefa Gamieldien, a local businesswoman and owner of the Total Service Sta-tion in Beverly Park.

The safety day was held on Tuesday, 28April.

Nasheefa told TygerBurger she, togetherwith some staff members, identified twoschools in the area and decided to initiatethe event.

Beverly Park Primary was one of theschools chosen. Here members of the City ofCape Town’s fire and rescue service taughtkids how they work when on duty and whatthey need to know about being safe.

About 500 foundation phase learners at-tended the safety awareness programmewhere rescue personnel conducted talks anddemonstrated what they do.

“Adam Damons and his firefighting teamconducted a presentation and demonstra-tion around firefighting and the dangers offire,” Nasheefa said.

Learners at the Blue Downs Educare were

also visited the same day.Heremembers of theCity’s traffic services

demonstrated their role when on duty.“Road safety programmeswere held at the

crèche and Danie Kat, a traffic departmentroad safetymascot, helped to educate anden-

tertain the children on road safety,”Nashee-fa added.

About 80 children under the age of six at-tended the event. She said both principalswere handed first-aid kits.

“These projects are the first of many that

will be running at schools within the EersteRiver community,” Nasheefa said.

She said all major role players at theevent, including teachers and principals,met at the service station afterwards wherethey were treated to a well-deserved lunch.

Fire and Rescue personnel along with staff and teachers from the two schools pictured at the Total Service Station in Beverly Park last week ontheir World Safety Day celebrations.

A member of the City’s Fire and Rescue services demonstrates how their equipment work whenattending dangerous fires.

The No More Victims organisation will behosting a special gala evening on Sunday 9May.

This event has been organised for womenin the communitywho have been abused andfaced a lot of challenges in life.

“We celebrate the woman of today and thegift of knowing that other woman made it,”says organiser Danneline Daniels.

“An award will be handed over to each wo-man that has been nominated by the commu-

nity. No More Victims wants to empowerother women by making them aware of theirrights and the way forward in life.

“Let us take hands stand together educateeach otherwith the right knowledge and skillfor the better future of tomorrow.”

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het om iets te doen aan iemand anders selyding.Joseph Valentine van Blue Downs het on-

langs die storie in TygerBurger (22 April)oor die 77-jarige Wesbank-ouma en die rol-stoel raakgelees. Dis egter die straatnaamwaarin die bejaardeMagdaleen “Billy” vanNeel bly, wat sy oog gevang het en hom laatbesluit het om te help.Theescombestraat, waar Magdaleen en

haar dogter Sonja woon, is ook die straatwaar Joseph se enigste dogter,MoniqueVa-lentine (16), op 3 September 2002 wreed ver-moor is.Moniquewas agter in ’nminibus-taxiwat

aan die Oase-skool in Belhar behoort het,toe dit gekaap is. Die drie kapers het methaar weggejaag.’n Entjie verder in die gebied is die tiener

egter in die bolyf raakgeskiet en uit die taxigegooi. Monique is die volgende dag in dieTygerberg-hospitaal oorlede.

VoorvalTygerBurger, sowel as vele ander media-

instansies, het wyd oor die voorval berig –’n voorval wat nog ’n seer plek vir Josephen sy gesin is.Joseph het verlede week in die straat

waar die toneel afgespeel het, vertel hoe hybesluit het om Magdaleen te help.“Ek was geskok om te hoor dat ’n 77-jari-

ge vrou 12 km ver moet stap om ’n rystoelte gaan leen en dan terug te bring na haarhuis.“Nog ’n ding wat my aangegryp het, was

die naam van die straat.“Ek het baie van die mense destyds hier

leer ken en het op dié manier besluit ek salhaar (Magdaleen) help.”

Joseph het die Stad Kaapstad se gesond-heidsdepartment gekontak en om hulp aan-geklop.“Ek het die raadslid se sekretaresse ge-

kontak en hulle was bereid om ons te help.”Siyabulela Mamkeli, burgemeestersko-

miteelid van gesondheid, het Joseph per-soonlik gekontak enhom laatweet dat hulle’n rolstoel aan Magdaleen sal skenk.’n Splinternuwe rolstoel is op Vrydag 24

April by haar huis afgelewer.Heelparty ander lesers het TygerBurger

gekontak en aangebied om ’n rolstoel aanMagdaleen te skenk.Magdaleen se dogter isbedlêend. Die ouma stap al langer as ’n jaarlank heen en weer met haar dogter tot bydie plaaslike kliniek om haar medikasie afte gaan haal.Sy was egter verlede week verheug oor

die nuwe rolstoel tot haar beskikking.

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vir my gedoen het. Ek is trots op die mensewat gehelp het. Ek kan nie kla oor enigietsnie. Ek sien uit daarna om die rolstoel te ge-bruik. Dit was ’n stryd om so op en af methaar (Sonja) te stap,” sê die pensioenaris.Sonja, wat ly aan ’n TB-verwante siekte

en ook ’n longprobleem het, is self baie ge-lukkig en sit gemaklik in die stoel.Joseph, lid van die Eersterivier- en Ty-

gerberg-hospitaal se rade, werk vrywilligen help gereeld bejaardes.“Dis maar altyd goed om die blydskap op

mense se gesigte te sien. Dit wil ’n mens netharder laat werk, veral daar waar hulp no-dig is inonsarmgemeenskappe,” sê Joseph.Hulle beplan ook om die gesondheidsdepar-tement se vervoerdiens, Healthnet, te reëlsodat Magdaleen en haar dogter op reëndaein diewinter oor enweer vervoer kanword.Twee mans is in verband met die moord

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Leerders se eerlike optredeword geloof en beloonMeeste skoolkinders word deesdae be-loon op grond van hul akademiese pres-tasie of sukses op die sportveld. Dis egternie dikwels dat hulle vir goeie dade ófetiese optrede vereer word nie.Tog is dit presies waarvoor twee 11-ja-

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sak te steek en die horlosie te verkwan-sel, het die twee besluit om die regte dingte doen en dit aan sy eienaar terug te be-sorg.“Hulle het dit dadelik aangemeld by ’n

inwonerwatmet sy hond ’n entjie verdergestap het. Dieman het hulle na sy buur-man verwys, by wie daar die vorige dag

ingebreek is,” het Nico Walters, skool-hoof, verduidelik.Die uiteinde van die verhaal is dat die

persoon sy gesteeldehorlosie en lonegeldvan meer as R13 000 kontant teruggekryhet, het hy gesê.Nicola en Tasya het elk R200 by die eie-

naar ontvang vir die regte dingwat hullegedoen het toe niemand hulle gesien hetnie, het Walters vertel. Hy het gesê daarword deurlopend by die skool klem gelêop die uitleef van goeie waardes.“Ons skool fokus veral op die volgende

vyf waardes waarvan die eerste lettervan elke waarde die skool se naam spel:mededeelsaamheid, integriteit, kreati-witeit, respek en omgee.“Integriteit is ’n moeilike begrip om

vir die leerders prakties te verduidelik.Vir die jonger leerders leer ons dat dié‘groot’ woord beteken eintlik om die reg-te ding te doen wanneer niemand jousien nie,” het ’n trotse Walters gesê.


For sevenmonths he spent his lifeas a stray. Eating whatever hecould, scavenging and fighting

off other dogs.Not knowing the road back home,

life took its toll on Leo, the Germanshepherd who went missing from hisKuils River home in July 2014.Now, despite suffering malnutri-

tion, being under-weight and withbad skinand teeth, ownersKevinHec-tor and his son Jonathan are happyto have their four-legged friend backat home.Leo, described as a friendly dog by

his owners, was believed to have leftthe house through a back door thatwas left open.“The door can lock, but if you donot

lock it, Leo is clever enough topull thehandle down and go outside,” Kevinsaid.

Hope kept aliveA lengthy search ensued but Kevin

said the family never gave up.“Wehadposters putup everywhere.“We never gave up, we looked ev-

erywhere. We went to the SPCA andadvertised on their website. We alsoadvertised on Pet Finders’ website.Where ever we drove we kept on look-ing,” he explained.Kevin said Leo was especially a part of his

son’s Jonathan’s life. Both father and sonsaid it was a sad day when their pet wentmissing. “We were worried about him,” Jo-nathan said.“The guys at the SPCA say they give dogs

about three months to live on the streets be-fore it dies,” said Kevin.“I suspect somebody probably got hold of

Leo and kept him locked-up and that he es-

caped again.”The family was contacted by the Tyger-

berg Animal Hospital a month ago with thenews of their dog possibly still being alive– more than half a year after disappearing.“You always expect and hope for the best.

However, we went through a few of thesecalls and were told to come and have a look.It would then turn out it was not Leo, butwe kept hoping,” Kevin said.This time however, it was not the case.

Jonathan,who accompaniedhis fa-ther, said: “At first you feel, is this re-al? You do not know if is it him, youhave to test the animal first.”Jonathan started playing with a

ball – a toy Leo loves, The dog accord-ing to the animal hospital and own-ers responded positively.“He chased it,” Jonathan said.Apart from his love for balls, the

dog was also recognised by a scar onhis body from a previous operation.Leo, an obviously loved member of

the Hector family, was taken home,but the road to his recovery wassomething that would take sometime.“Hewas in a bad state, he lost some

of his teeth on the side,” Kevin said.A veterinary surgeon told the fami-

ly this is normally a sign of despera-tion when animals are hungry andwilling to eat anything they can find.The family suspect Leo chew onstones which caused damage to histeeth.

Rehabilitation“When we got him back we strug-

gled for the first two weeks. Therewas food aggression; we suspect hewas used to fighting for food, but wegot him to the point where he nowwaits and sits down for his food.”Kevin added that it takes the dog

about six months to get over the trauma.“But he is doing well,” Kevin said.Since being back home Leo has gained

some significant weight.“But to build muscle again will obviously

take a while.”Asked about how it felt to have his beloved

his dog back after hewasmissing for so long,Jonathan replied. “Yoh! I feel happy to havehim back. Now we just have to get him backinto shape.”

Dog found seven months later

Leo, the sixyearold German Shepherd who went missing lastyear and spent seven months on his own. Kuils River residentand Leo’s owner, Kevin Hector and his son Jonathan, toldTygerBurger they are delighted to have him back with thefamily. PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

Milnerton’sAlvonCollisonwill be pre-senting a Mother’s Day concert at hishome theatre on Sunday 10 May.Alvon presents a concert every year

as a tribute to localmothers, especiallyhis own, who served the Cape Towncommunity as a privatemidwife for al-most all her life.By the time she passed away at the

age of 78, she’s delivered more than3000 babies, including her own greatgrandchild.This year’s concert will feature per-

formances by Shannon Lewis, JaninePick, Faried Swartz and Renee Osbor-ne. Together with Alvon, they’ll per-form a two-hour show including songslike My heart will go on, Pie Jesu, Myman and She, along with a Phantom ofthe operamedley and a tribute toElvis.V Tickets for the show, which starts at 16:00cost R110 and include snacks and refreshments. Booking is essential. Call 021 551 0969for tickets or more information.

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’n Jong aspirant-rolprentvervaardi-ger van Scottsdene het groot dromeomsykinderjare in dié bendegeteis-

terde gebied in ’n vollengte rolprent te ver-ewig.Die beplande rolprent, Jeremy, is ligweg

geskoei op die lewensondervindinge vanRandall Thomas, wat ook die regisseur vandie fliek sal wees.“Ek het in Scottsdene grootgeword en

daagliks te doen gekry met die vele uitda-gings wat ons mense daar deurgemaak het.“Alhoewel dit in daardie jare baie meer

vreedsaamwas, is dit ontstellendomte sienhoe die vriende en bure saam met wie ekopgegroei het, mekaar vandag letterlikdoodskiet en dit alles in die naam vandwelms,” sê die 20-jarige Thomas.Die storie van Jeremy handel oor ’n jong

manwat homself in Scottsdene se bendewê-reld bevind.“Hier word hy blootgestel aan moord en

dwelms en is hy desperaat om uit te komen iets vansy lewe temaak,”vertelRandall.Die hooftema van die film is dus bendege-

weld, dwelmmisbruik en die maatskaplikeeuwels wat daaruit vloei.

DraaiboekDie draaiboek is geskryf deur Lillian

Benjamin, ook van Kraaifontein, en Tho-mas beoog om die rolprent ook in die stratevan Scottsdene te verfilm.“Jerome is gebore in die strate van

Scottsdene en sal uiteindelik ’n produk vanScottsdene wees,” sê hy.“Dit weerspieël die lewens van die ge-

meenskap – die hartseer, verlies, wanhoop,maar soms ook verlossing.”Thomas is tans in samewerking met

Frank “4D” Buati, ’n Kaapse rolprentver-vaardiger, besig om geld in te samel vir diemaak van die film.“Ons beoog om voorleggings te doen aan

verskeie groot ondernemings in die Kaap,sowel as onderhandelinge met filmagent-skappe te doen om die rolprent ná produk-sie aan te koop,” sê Buati.“My groot droom sal bewaarheidword as

die film uiteindelik op die silwerdoek inSuid-Afrika kan verskyn,” voeg Thomasby.Keano Phillips, ’n akteur wat ’n hoofrol

vertolkhet in die opspraakwekkendeKaap-se film,FourCorners, het reeds bevestig dathy een van die hoofrolle sal vertolk.FourCorners, speel af in dieKaapseVlak-

te waar ’n begaafde jong skaakspeler ge-vaar staan om in die berugte nommerben-des opgeneem te word.Dié film is in 2013 gekies as Suid-Afrika

se amptelike inskrywing as beste buite-landse taalfilm vir die 86ste Academy-toe-kennings in die VSA.Die eerste oudisie vir akteurs vir Jeremy

het op 17 April in Kraaifontein plaasge-vind, maar baie rolle moet nog gevul word,sê Thomas.V Kontak Thomas per Whatsapp na 084 849 1102of [email protected]/0784148045.

Frank Buati en Randall Thomas tydens hulonderhoud metTygerBurger. FOTO: DESIRÉE RORKE


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Lekker by die . . . watersproeier! ’n Sproeier het verlede Vrydag ’n bietjie lafenis aan diekleinspan van Wesbank gebied. Die langnaweek het vir dié spannetjie begin kort ná hul skooldaggesluit het, en hulle toe in die parkie kon gaan speel. Hier baljaar ’n groepie kinders in Southendstraat se parkie, geleë langs die Astroturf in Wesbank. FOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

Airports Company South Africa is planninga realignment of its runways in order to ac-commodate larger aircraft.

The draft Environmental Impact Assess-ment (EIA) for these changes has just beenreleased and is open for public and authori-ty comment until 25 May.

“This additional flight plan will have aneffect on our sub council area,” Taki Amira,chairperson of subcouncil 3 said at themonthly subcouncil meeting at the Good-wood municipal offices last week.

Amira urged the public to attend public

open days any time between 15:00 and 19:00where the project will be discussed and con-cerns or issues can be raised.

The open days will be at the following ve-nues:

. Bishop Lavis Civic Centre, AdriaanseAvenue, on 7 May,

. Solomon Tshuku Hall, Solomon Tshu-ku Avenue, on 11 May,

. Bothasig Hall, Link Road, on 13 Mayand

. Delft Civic Centre, Corner Delft MainRoad and Voorbrug Street, on 14 May.

Have your say on effect ofairport runway alterations

MICHELLE LINNERT@linnertmb

Readers can buy up to 12 months worthof prepaid electricity in advance to takethe sting out of the proposed hike in costs.

The annual electricity increase for mu-nicipalities, including the City of CapeTown, comes into effect on Wednesday 1July.

Much like filling up before a major fuelprice increase, a good way to counter thehike is to simply stock up, according toPrepaid24, in a newsletter to their clients.

“Unlike your fuel tank, there is no limitto the amount by which your electricitymeter can be stocked up at the old price,”said Ben Lindeque of Prepaid24.

He suggests that consumers be aware of

their respective municipalities’ tariffstructuring.

The annual increase for municipalityusers is set to be between 8% and 14,25%and will take effect at midnight on 30 June2015.

The recent tariff increase in April onlyaffected users who were supplied directlyby Eskom.

The July increase will however apply toall those users who are supplied with elec-tricity through their municipalities.

An added winter tariff might also be ap-plicable.

“We always recommend that consu-mers contact their municipality directlyto confirm the period during which themunicipalities’ respective winter tariffswill apply,” Lindeque added.

Stockpile to keeppower hike at bay

Take time to polish your dancing shoes asthe Cool Sounds dance band gets their beatgoing at the ComArt Gala Dinner Dance.

The event will take place at Goodwood Ci-vic Centre on Friday 8 May from 19:30.

ComArt is an NPO based in Elsies Riverthat provides access to arts training and re-sources as a means to promote communitygrowth, development and nation building.

Established in 1997, its initiatives have en-compassed choral and vocal training andperformances; youth development program-mes; music instrumental training; danceclasses; cultural heritage initiatives; well-ness activities; international exchange pro-grammes and the Elsies Youth Arts Collecti-

ve.“The gala dance evenings hosted by Co-

mArt always proves to be a popular, sold-outaffair, with an evening of great music, dan-cing and socialising,” says David Sylvesterof ComArt.

“We are delighted to have Cool Sounds onboard for this event and a welcome cheeseand wine on arrival will set the scene for awonderful evening of entertainment.”

The Goodwood Civic Centre is on the cor-ner of McDonald Street and Dingle Road.Tickets cost R100 and are available at thedoor from 19:00.V For further information, contact David Sylvester on082 372 5042.

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Phoenix Spurs Football Club Female Football Tournament was hosted at Rygate Football fields in Athlone on Friday andSaturday. Nondumiso Magadla (Goal Hunters) jumps over Culsum Harliem (Phoenix) in their game. Goal Hunters wonthe game 20 and went on to win the tournament. PHOTOS: CARINA ROUX

Women go for goal

Abongile Matokazi (left) from Goal Hunters) and Taylor Roodt(Phoenix) in a aerial battle for the ball.

Figure skating of the highest calibrewill be on display when the SouthAfrican National Figure Skating

Championships take place at the IceStation at Grandwest Casino andEnter-tainment Centre from Monday 11 toTuesday 12 May.More than 100 skaters from all over

the country will take part, all vying totake the title in their respective divi-sions.In the Senior Ladies Division Kim

Falconer and Michaela du Toit will becompeting for the title.Du Toit has just moved up from the

junior section and recently took part inthe International Junior Worlds eventin Estonia in March.In the Senior Mens section, Johann

Wilkinson will be competing to retainhis national title.Four skaters will take part in the jun-

ior ladies section andMatthewSamuelsand Ancio van Tonder will go head tohead in the junior mens division.There are 11 entrants in the novice la-

dies and mens division with 21 skaterstaking part in the pre-novice girls andboys division.The youngest section – juvenile girls

and boys – have seven skaters in action.In the synchronized skating division,

where a teamofup to 16 skaters performinunison tomusic on the ice, four teamshave entered.Novice Synchro: Team Lion cubs

fromCentralGauteng andTeamSilhou-ette from WP, will be skating their best

to take this title.Junior Synchro: Team Rainbow from

WPis the only entry. This teamrecentlytook part in the International JuniorWorld Synchronized Skating Champi-onships in Croatia.Senior Synchro: Team Sun Things,

the SeniorWP team has previously par-ticipated in internationals aswell in theSenior World Synchronized SkatingChampionships.“We are looking forward to some ex-

cellent skating from all these skaters,and the event promises to be excitingand as usual, beautiful to watch,” saysDawn van der Riet, Chairman of SouthAfrican Figure Skating Association(SAFSA) WP.“The judging is done on a computer-

ised system, where each element skat-ers perform is evaluated, and given avalue. These are added together to formthe final score, and the highest scorewins.”Programme:Monday 11 May: 13:30-18:00: Juvenile

girls and pre-novice and novice shortprogrammes19:00-20:30: Junior and Senior short

programmesTuesday 12 May: 13:30-18:00: Pre-nov-

ice and novice free skate finals. 19:00-20:30 Junior and senior free skate finals.Entrance is R40 per session, or a sea-

son ticket for all four events will costR120.V Contact Dawn van der Riet on 083 303 4907or [email protected] for more information.

FIGURE SKATING: BREATHTAKING DISPLAYS PROMISED AT SA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Beauty on ice

Michaela du Toit is a South African who lives and trainsin Toronto, Canada. She will compete in the SeniorLadies Division.

The Jive Slave Route Challenge, ta-king place this coming Sunday (10May) is one of those not-to-be-missedevents on the calendar.There is a race for everyone – a half-

marathon, a 10km run, a 10km bigwalk and a 5km fun run/walk.The event, for whichTygerBurger is

the media sponsor, starts and ends attheGrandParade opposite CityHall inDarling Street, following a scenic andhistorical route past many importantlandmarks.By simply entering, each partici-

pant will receive one free entry to theCastle of Good Hope, the District 6 mu-seumand aR200Mizuno shoe discountvoucher.If you have entered and forgot to col-

lect your racenumbers this past Satur-day, don’t worry, you can collect yourrace number at the City Hall on theground floor in Darling Street on Fri-day 8 May from 16:00 to 20:00 and onSaturday 9 May from 10:00 until 17:00.If you have entered the challenge onli-ne, you can collect your race numberat the City Hall on the same days andtimes as mentioned above.Late entries will be accepted at the

City Hall on Friday 8 May from 16:00to 20:00; Saturday 9 May from 10:00 to17:00 and Sunday 10 May from 05:30 to08:15 (limited entries).For more information contact Fati-

ma Allie on 082 066 3353 or [email protected] or www.itheko.com.

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