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Midwife cops praisedGARY VAN DYK

Police in Delft are the heroes of the dayfor a baby born on the streets lastweek.

But, bad service from an ambulance crewcould have caused his death.At about 02:00 on the morning of Wednes-day 12 June mom-to-be, Soraya Davids fromLeiden, started having contractions and re-alised that she was about to give birth.With no transport available dad-to-be,Matt Damon, decided that they would haveto walk to the Day Hospital.Damon explained that while they werewalking they realised that the baby was not

going to wait for them to get there.“We were just near the primary schoolwhen Soraya said that the baby was com-ing,” he explained.“I had to just leave here there in the coldand started running to thehospital forhelp.”Getting to the hospital did not save the daybecause although there was an ambulancethere no help was forthcoming.“I tried telling them about the emergencythat was happening on the street, but theywere not interested, they toldme that I must“phone” the emergency number.“That’s when I ran to the police stationand luckily there was some help on hand,”he said.

At the police station Detective ConstablesHajiera Nolton and Andy Maloy were aboutto leave the station for another incidentwhen they spotted Damon running towardsthem waving his hands.“At first we thought that he was beingchased,” says Nolton.“When he explained the situation weknew that the life of this babywas a first pri-ority, and when we got there the baby wasalready on its way out, but we did the bestthat we could with the after-birth proce-dures.“Luckily I have had some experience inthis regard and in the past have already de-livered some babies out in the field.”

After cleaning mother and infant, the de-tectives secured their safety and well-beingbefore transporting them to the safety of themedical practitioners at theDelft DayHospi-tal.This was the first time that Maloy waspresent at a birth out in the field, but he wasvery happy to have been part of the experi-ence.Brigadier Hendrik Jansen (Delft stationcommander) praised the two for going be-yond the call of duty and he was impressedwith the way they dealt with the trauma.At the time of going to press the Emergen-cy Medical Services were investigating theresponse from the ambulance staff.

Police atDelftcollectedsome babygoods forthe baby,nicknamed“Andy”, forAndy Maloy,right, whowas onhand tohelp himcome intothis world.From left,Lt Col AvrilAdams, DetConstHajieraNolton,momSorayaDavids, anddad, MattDamon,holds hisson whohas yet tobe named.PHOTO: GARYVAN DYK

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Young people from across the peninsulaattended a Youth “Unconference” at theBellville Velodrome to celebrate Youth Day onSunday.

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Get ready to sing to get the beat going for a school band.Belvue Primary School recently started a school

band and theywill be hosting a special karaoke sessionat the Belhar Civic Centre on Friday.Funds will help supply the band with instruments

and sound equipment.

The action will start at 20:00 with tickets costing R30per person, and you can bring your own refreshmentsfor the evening.V For more information contact Andy Josephus on 021 952 5820,or the committee secretary, Theolla Langenhoven on 021 4835545 or 073 987 1418.

Get beat going for school band

GARY VAN DYK

The Booysen brothers are on the ball when it comes togiving back to youth in the community.David andMario are both defenders playing profession-

ally for Maritzburg United. They started their soccer atBluegum United, and have never forgotten their roots inthe area.During their break in games they were back home for

what they love to do, motivate youngsters in the area toachieve their positive potential in life.They visited Protea and Rosewood primary schools

where they gave excited learners a motivational speechabout staying positive to achieve positive dreams in theirlives.“Its important for us to be seen as positive role models

that can come from disadvantaged circumstances,” saysDavid.“We are proud to tell them about our achievements, but

we point out that getting to this point takes hard work.“For us it is important that they don’t look at all the

negative influences around them, they must not take theeasy route and go into a life of crime and drugs.”Mario also pointed out that the children must also look

at their education to reach their dreams.“Its not just about sport where you must apply your-

self,” he said.“It starts with your education. Not all children can be

good at sport, but every child has the opportunity to besomething special through education.“We emphasise that if you practise what you learn, just

as hard as we practise our sport then you can become any-thing that you want in this life.”

Sending back apositive message

The Booysen brothers, David, front, and Mario, give some ballskills to the team from Protea Primary with Pastor PhillipVoegt of the Bonteheuwel Churches in Action group, whocoordinates the motivational talks for the brothers whenthey are in town. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Amputee support groupAmputee support group meetings will beheld on the first Tuesday of every monthat the Vincent Palotti Hospital, DickWilliamson Medical Centre (lowerground level), Pinelands.V Carol 083 261 9840, Annette 083 700 4400.

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STAD VERSOEK INWONERS OM ONWETTIGEVERKOOP VAN GESTEELDE RAADSVULLISSAKKEAAN TE MELDIn ’n poging om die diefstal en herverkoop van Raadsvullissakke hok te slaan gaan dieStad se departement vasteafvalbestuur vanaf Junie 2013 die letters CCT SWM gevolg deur’n reeksnommer in swart teks op al die Raad se blou sakke druk. Dit sal verseker dat allegesteelde sakke herken en die bron daarvan opgespoor kan word. Die Stad versoek inwonersom asseblief nie blou vullissakke met hierdie teks op straathoeke te koop nie, aangesien ditgesteelde goedere is. Die gedrukte sakke sal vir al die aktiwiteite en programme van diedepartement vasteafvalbestuur se skoonmaaktak gebruik word.

Meld enigeen wat jy merk die gedrukte sakke op straat, by verkeersligte, of op enige anderplek, verkoop by die verliesbeheertak van die Stad se departement vasteafvalbestuur aan by021 900 1689 of e-pos [email protected].

Indien enige ongedrukte blou sakke aan die kant van die pad geplaas word, sal dit asonwettige storting beskou word en dienooreenkomstig opgetree word.

Jou samewerking en hulp hiermee word hoog op prys gestelword. Hierdie optrede is in lyn met die handhawing van ’n goedbestuurde stad.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER101/2013

Bremer needs patient infoKarl Bremer Hospital is looking for familyor anyone with information with regardsto Dirkie Pietersen, born 2 January 1947.He was apparently taken to the hospital bythe Durbanville police on 26 May this year.V Anyone with information must urgently contactMr David Plaatjies at 021 918 1406 or 021 918 1911.

GARY VAN DYK

A campaign to keep communities clean andtidy is gaining momentum.

TheOwnLove ImproveYourStreet initia-tive ismaking a difference as residents real-ise that they can take ownership of their en-vironment and create the neat, clean andflourishing neighbourhood they want tolive in.

As joint partners, the residents of Sub-council 4 play a significant role togetherwith the city and the business sector inbuilding social capital.

In Elsies River The Riverton Estate Resi-dents’ Association, under the leadership ofSteve Ross, embarked on an audit of vacantplots and buildings that give the suburb abad name.

They reported properties that were beingused for illegal dumping and reported themto the Environmental Health Departmentwho issued warning letters to the owners ofthese properties.

In response. one property owner haserected a fence around the property to pre-vent illegal dumping and to safeguard thebuilding.

Another property owner has acknowl-edged the compliance notice and is willingto co-operate.

He is currently getting quotes to rectifythe deficiencies and in themeantime he haspromised to start cutting the vegetationhimself.

In three other instances the compliancenotices were ignored and a contractor is be-ing appointed to clean up the plots. Thecosts will be added to the municipal ac-counts.

This organisation has also started a land-scaping project at a vacant plot when a fewvolunteers started clearing and levellingground and the rest of the community

joined in by donating PVC sheeting, plants,stone chips and rocks.

Workers were also supplied with drinksand food as they completed the task of beau-tifying a part of Riverton.

In future the association is planning tohave at least four community gardens in thearea.

In Uitsig, the community has also startedto get into the project and already some resi-dents have been acknowledged for their ef-forts in their gardens.

Proportional representative councillorfor the area, Ronel Viljoen said that this ar-ea has a high incidence of teen pregnancies,gang activities, drugs, crime and other so-cial problems associated with poverty.

“Amidst all this there are still people who

have shown that they have pride in theirsurroundings by maintaining their proper-ty and creating beautiful gardens.

“We found two homes in Uitsig Avenueand hope that honouring these residentswill encourage others to make the same ef-fort to beautify their gardens and yards,”she said.

This initiative is also an opportunity forall residents to find those places that makea difference and let the council know aboutit.

Pictures can be taken on cellphones andcameras, uploaded at your nearest libraryonSmartCape computers and sent to the ad-dress below.V Photos can be sent to Cindylee.daries@capetown.gov.za, entries close on Friday 20 September.

Pride & pleasure in gardens

Local residents from Uitsig who are making a difference in the community with their gardensare, from left, Garit and Magdalena Keffers, and Phillip Baron.

All Trojan Warrior fans are invited to thefirst of a series of “Live Trojan WarriorShows” happening at Grand Arena at theGrandWest Casino from 22 to 30 June.

Tickets are available at Computicket forR50 per person and R30 for under six yearsold.

If you loved Gladiators and are a fan ofNinja Warriors then this event is for you.V Go to www.facebook.com/TrojanWarriorsTV formore information.

Ready for Trojan Warriors

Anumber of FreeCall lines have been in-stalled across the city to bringmunicipalservices closer to residents, no matterwhere they live.

Most importantly, during the winterseason, these lines alsomake it easier forcommunities to contact the City of CapeTown to report any faults.

The city has installed 67 FreeCall linesin outlying areas and disadvantagedcommunities. A further 20 lines are setto be connected by the end of July.

Many informal settlements, includingsome where there is hardly any telecom-munications infrastructure, will benefitfrom these new lines.

“We are extending the network ofFreeCall telephones to areas where lowvolumes of service complaints and re-quests are currently being registered be-cause of a lack of landlines or cellphoneairtime on the part of the residents,”says the city’s mayoral committee mem-ber for corporate services,DemetriQual-ly.

The FreeCall lines can be used to con-tact the city for various enquiries andservice requests suchas illegal dumping,etc.V Call the City’s helpline centre on 0860 103 089for flooding or SMS (maximum 160 characters)to 31220 for more information.

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HEIDEVELD-BEHUISINGSPROJEKDie Stad Kaapstad se direktoraat menslike nedersettings gaan nog ’n opvolg-siftingsessie virbeoogde begunstigdes van die Heideveld-behuisingsprojek in Heideveld hou. Die databasisvan begunstigdes sal by die behuisingskantore in Heideveld, Bonteheuwel en Fezeka, en bydie Heideveld- en Gugulethu-biblioteek en by die kantore van subraad 11 (Fezeka) ter insaebeskikbaar wees. Die afsnydatum vir Heideveld, Vanguard Estate en Welcome Estate is31 Desember 2006, maar die afsnydatum vir Bonteheuwel en Gugulethu is 31 Desember 1992.

Aansoekers wat se name op die databasis verskyn en wat:

• In Heideveld, Vanguard Estate, Welcome Estate, Bonteheuwel en Gugulethu woon• ’n Gesamentlike inkomste van minder as R3 500 per maand verdien• Nog uitstaande inligting van die vorige sessie moet indien

word gevra om na die volgende lokaal te kom (saam met hul gade/lewensmaat):

Plek: Cathkin-gemeenskapsentrum, Heideveldweg, Heideveld(langs die biblioteek en behuisingskantoor)

Datum: Saterdag 22 Junie 2013Tyd: 10:00 tot 14:00

Bring afskrifte van die volgende dokumente daardie dag saam:

• Groen strepieskode-identiteitsdokument• Trou-/egskeidingsertifikaat• Kinders se geboortesertifikate• Bewys van inkomste (onlangse betaalstrokie, bewys van maatskaplike toelae, beëdigde

verklaring indien jy vir jouself werk of werkloos is, ens.)• Enige ander toepaslike dokumente

Moet asseblief nie kom nie as jy nié op die Stad Kaapstad se behuisingsdatabasis geregistreeris nie, of as jy die vorige siftingsessie bygewoon het en geen uitstaande inligting het nie.

Skakel Maureen Lewin by tel. 021 710 9303 virverdere navrae.

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The plight of destitute people, familiesand children has not gone unnoticed byRound Table Southern Africa and theyare calling on the community to step for-ward and assist.

Bellville 65 Round Table will be at theHollow Tree Pub in Old Oak Road on 28June from 17:00 until late.

To assist them in their efforts, residentscan donate blankets, clothing, food, fundsand similar items for four-legged friendsas well.

The project is in its 10th year and 160Tables, throughout South Africa and Na-mibia are involved.

“Last year, thanks to the faithful sup-

port of the community, thousands of liveswere bettered with our donation of R1,4million in goods and funds to creches, oldage homes, shelters and other deservingrecipients,” said Etienne Wiese of RoundTable.

“As Round Table grows in memberswho dedicate their time to such projects,we look forward to another successfulevent that will highlight the integral roleour organisation plays in caring for andsupporting the needs of the community,”he said.

Krugel said they will be canvassing thearea and big intersections.V Email [email protected].

Round Table asks community to assist Koerantsterre word bekroon

WP Koerante (WPK), die uitgewer van TygerBurger, People’sPost en City Vision, het onlangs die eerste All Starstoekenningsgeleentheid gehou. Lede van die koerante se advertensieen redaksionele spanne is vir hul voortreflike werk beloon.

Die gesamentlike wenners van die WPK se joernalis van die jaartoekenning is Liam Moses vanPeople's Post (derde van links) en André Bakkes van TygerBurger (naasregs). Saam met hulle isMedia24 se plaaslike koeranteuitvoerende hoof, Ishmet Davidson (heel links), People's Post seadjunkredakteur, Mandy King (naaslinks). DieTygerBurger se nuusredakteur, Marana Brand vanHulsteyn (derde van regs), en WPK se uitgewer, Marita van der Merwe (heel regs).

FOTO’S: CARINA ROUX

Die wenners in die advertensiekategorie is People's Post se verteenwoordiger van die jaar,Shamil Orrie (naaslinks), TygerBurger se verteenwoordiger van die jaar en WPK se verteenwoordiger van die jaar, Tanya Slabbert (derde van links), People's Post se merietetoekenningwenner,Michelle Poggenpoel (derde van regs) en TygerBurger se merietetoekenningwenner, AndréSchreuder (naasregs). Saam met hulle op die foto is WPK se uitgewer, Marita van der Merwe(heel links), Media24 se plaaslike koeranteuitvoerende hoof, Ishmet Davidson (vierde van links),en WPK se advertensiebestuurder, Garth Hewitt (heel regs).

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Biker visit: Celebrations in the spirit of Youth Day were happening in the communitythis weekend. In Uitsig local councillor Johanna Martlow and the Local Network of Carehosted a day of fun activities that included a visit by the Bond of Brothers MotorcycleClub who handed out gifts to the children and joined in for the day’s activities. Chairmanof the club, Leslie van der Linde, with Martlow is seen here handing out the first of theirgifts to the children. PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

Having great fun on Youth Day

Sports day fun: In Delft the Masithembele HIV and Aids Enrichment Centre hosted aYouth Celebration at the Nelson Mandela Peace Park with lots of sports tournaments.Chairperson of the organisation, Mina Heynes is seen here helping some of the youngstersget on the ball before their minisoccer game.

Missing: Police are looking for informationabout the whereabouts of 14yearold OctaviaHendricks from Adriaanse Avenue, ClarkeEstate, in Elsies River. She went missing onWednesday 5 June at about 11:00 aftervisiting a friend in the area. According toinformation, she was going to meet anunknown man from her MXit contacts.Anyone with information can contact 079 8940107 or the nearest police station.

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.Brightminds are benefiting fromsome special bursaries at the Uni-versity of the Western Cape.The South African National Za-

kah Fund (SANZAF) announcedthat an amount of R1,129 149 washanded over to the university tohelp 109 bright students from fi-nancially disadvantaged back-groundsSANZAF believes that with a

relevant tertiary education quali-fication it is one sure way of es-caping poverty in a country withsuch a high unemployment rate.“A core function of our organi-

sation is to provide financial sup-port and to assist needy and de-serving students,” explainedMoulana Sarfaraaz Hamza, ad-ministrator for the organisationin the Western Cape. “We recog-nise that education plays an im-portant role in determining la-bour market prospects and as anorganisation we have made a con-certed effort to be responsive tothe dire needs within communi-ties.” Hamza added that up to R3million has been earmarked anddisbursed for education and em-powerment programmes in theWestern Cape with bursary stu-dents spread across all leadingtertiary institutions country-

wide. This fund is the single larg-est registered public-benefit or-ganisation of its kind in South Af-rica. Last year more than 500students benefited from thebursa-ry programme and it is envisagedthat the number is set to grow.“The projects and programmes

are designed to strengthen andimprove those who are most mar-ginalised in society,” commentedMoulanaHassiemCassiem, chair-person in the Western Cape.

Brian O’Connell, rector andvice-chancellor of UWC, com-mended the organisation for thesterling work it does.He added that young people are

the most vulnerable in society.O’Connell said it requires the

involvement of all stakeholders tosecure an enabling environmentfor communities to thrive and tobecome self reliant.

Bright minds receive bursaries

From left, Michael Kwatsha, head Financial Aid UWC, Professor BrianO’Connell, Moulana Sarfaraaz Hamza, administrator and Faeza Govind,bursary coordinator for SANZAF.

SoMarc Lottering, Karen Zoid and Juanitadu Plessis walk into the Bellville Civic Cen-tre…What sounds like the beginning of a gen-

re-busting skit, is really part of the excitinglineup of seasoned performers who will ap-pear at the annualWant ons an!/’Cause wecan! 2013 charity concert.This will be the 11th consecutive year

that Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck, PedroKruger and Hennie van Greunen joinhands with TygerBurger to organise theconcert.What started as a once-off concert in 2003

has since raised in excess of R1,6 millionfor local charities, ranging from special-needs schools to drug awareness cam-paigns, homes for abandoned babies to oldage homes and creches.This is the first time that Juanita du Ples-

sis will be performing at the concert, be-sides Marc and Karen, she’ll be joined onstage by Amanda Strydom, Lize Beekman,Sarah Theron, Loki Rothman, ZanneStapelberg, Jac de Priester, Janine Neeth-ling, Adam Tas, Broers, Emo Adams &Take Note, Wicus van der Merwe, AlbertFrost, Cruschanda, Koos Kombuis, Andri-ette, Dowwe Dolla, Hulle and Cheree &Wynand.MCs for the evening will be Cape Town’s

new glam couple Z radio DJs and moversand shakers Ian Bredenkamp and ElanaAfrika-Bredenkamp.Readers can expect to see quite a few du-

ets, as artists combine their talents to bringsomething fresh.All artists appear free of charge and our

loyal sponsors cover all other costs.Tickets are booked directly with each of

charities involved and proceeds go directlyto the beneficiaries themselves. These arethe Lucky Lucy Foundation, The ParowSenior Centre and The Tygerberg HospitalSchool.Lucky Lucy is one of Cape Town’s best-

known canine charities that focuses on car-ing for abandoned and abused dogs.The Parow Senior Centre takes care of

the many aged who cannot do so them-selves, and Tygerberg Hospital Schoollooks after the educational needs of chil-dren who have long stays in hospital.V The concert will take place at the Bellville CivicCentre in Voortrekker Road on Sunday 28 July at18:30. Tickets cost R250.V To book tickets from the Lucky Lucy Foundation,call KerryJean on 083 271 8114. To support theParow Senior Centre, book tickets from Sandra on082 559 6063. Call Susan on 082 487 9458 to buytickets from the Tygerberg Hospital School.

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GARY VAN DYK

Youth from Delft led the way at FreedomPark in Pretoria this weekend in celebra-tion of Youth Day.There was lots of excitement at Delft

SAPS when their Cadet Drill team boardeda bus to Pretoria in acceptance of a specialinvitation to a “youth dialogue againstdrugs” which took place last Saturday.Chief Executive of Freedom Park, Fana

Jiyane, said that this event was in responseto the call by President Jacob Zuma for thenation to unite against drug abuse.The group fromDelft joined young people

from Eldorado Park and Kliptown in Gau-teng to engage in a facilitated dialogue toshare experiences on fighting the scourgeof drug abuse and building a better futurefor themselves.Jiyane points out that when they hosted

Youth Day activities in Delft last year, hewas encouraged by the success of a commu-nity initiative involving the police, educa-tion authorities and parents who were ea-ger to stamp out drug abuse among young-sters through a cadet training scheme.“This resulted in disciplined behaviour

at home, improved grades at school andgreater social cohesion in the community,”he said.“While youth are leading the way in Delft

by breaking free from the drug-infested life-styles in which their parents are impris-oned, in Gauteng youth are entrappingthemselves in drugs against the wishes oftheir parents.“We are hoping that the youth dialogue

between these two groups would help themshare perspectives about how to fight theircommon enemy.”He also pointed out how this related to the

struggle of youth that began in 1976.“The youth of 1976 whom we honour in

this youthmonthmade sacrifices so that theyouth of today can enjoy the fruits of free-dom.“Today’s youth, often called “born frees”,

who will likely be voting for the first timenext year are challenged by the evil scourgeof drugs which threatens their freedom.“It is important that these young people

are given platforms to talk about how theycan engage in this new struggle againstthese social ills,” he said.The event on Saturday was hosted under

the theme “Working together for youth de-velopment and a drug-free South Africa”and attendees were addressed by a repre-sentative of the SAPS as well as the chair-person of the Delft Community Forum, Reg-gie Maart.They also engaged in discussion and de-

bate with emphasis on crime and drugabuse among youth.

‘Born Frees’ tackle harsh youth issues

Excitedyoungstersfrom thecadets atDelft SAPSget ready toboard the busthat tookthem toPretoria lastweek. PHOTO:GARY VAN DYK

8 NUUSNEWS


GARY VAN DYK

Bishop Lavis Drill Cadets are on a missionto get more boys to march with them.

On Saturday they will be hosting a con-cert featuring all the members at the hallof Bishop Lavis High School and they’re in-viting the community to experience the funthat the children have as part of this organi-sation.

Joy Crow, secretary of the cadets, pointedout that this show was a repeat of one thatthey held in May, but with very little sup-port from the community.

“We are on a mission to show childrenin the area that they can be part of an activi-ty in their community that can have a posi-tive influence on their lives,” she said.

“People in the community are alwayscomplaining about the crime and gangster-ism in the area, but when it comes to posi-tive initiatives like this they don’t supportit,” she said.

“Our activities are not just about drill-ing, its about learning valuable life skillslike teamwork, achieving goals, but moreimportantly how they relate to each otheras friends in a positive way.”

She added that the life skills activitieswere also a reason why they wanted moreboys to join them.

“We want parents to send their boys tojoin us because from an early age they mustbe taught how to respect girls, how to re-spect themselves, and be a part of some-thing positive in their community.”

The concert will be held in the NGChurch hall on the c/o Lavis Drive and Ko-ppiesdam Road, Opposite Lavis Drive Pri-mary School starting at 16:00, until 19:00,and it will be officially opened by Ministerfor Safety and Security Dan Plato.

Tickets are R20, and will be available atthe door.V More information about the cadets and bookingfor the concert from Joy Crow on 082 634 8552.

Bishop Laviscadets wantboys to join

Bishop Lavis Drill Cadets want boys to jointheir activities. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Career guidance infoOn 20 June, the Department of Labourin partnership with Community WomenAction (CWA), will be presenting acareer guidance and information pro-gramme.

It will take place at the CWA centre inEerste River from 10:00 and the pro-gramme is directed at youth (agedbetween 16 and 35), in order promote jobreadiness and provide career informati-on.V Contact the centre on (021) 904 1990 formore information.

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Strict training pays off

Neill Bruce

STEHAN SCHOEMAN

Gambate in Japanese translates to per-severance – something that HenryBosman and Neill Bruce learned all

too well in their three-month tenure in To-kyo.

Now, back home in their beloved coun-try, the Bellville boys are reflecting on aonce-in-a-lifetime experience.

“Let me tell you, it was tough. We wereunder no illusion that it would be a walkin the park, but boy were we in for a sur-prise.

“We were based at the Honbu dojo whichis the international headquarters for Ky-okushin-kan karate. Our day would startwith the cleaning of the dojo and after thatwe would have intensive training.

Rice“Some days we trained up to seven hours.

On a another note, the Japanese eat ricemorning noon and night and surprisinglynot as many fish as you would think. It’squite expensive over there,” said Henry.

Neill reflects on the many intensive ses-sions they had. “You don’t ever fear thatyou are in pain. On Tuesdays we had fight-ing classes with their u-65kg, u-70kg and u-80kg champions.”

“Those guys are at another level of tough,sometimes I would take kicks to the leg sothat I can barely stand on it, but somehowyou pull through and only check on yourinjuries after the fight.”

“Looking back on it, it made me and Hen-ry so much more tough, not only mentally,but physically as well. We were also in-structed to give some classes to six to 13-year-olds. That was fun and it helped uswith our own technique.

“As you stand in front of the class teach-ing them the various techniques, you haveto constantly check them and yourself to

make sure you are doing things correctly.”

BetterSince their return, their balance, under-

standing of this ancient practice and stami-na have improved dramatically.

They have also revised their trainingschedule to keep the intensity high.

“These boys really surprised me. Justlooking at them made me realise that these

are not the same boys that I sent to Japanthree months ago.”

“They are physically, mentally and tech-nically better. I’m excited to see them per-form in upcoming tournaments,” said Shi-hanHennieBosmanof theWelgemoeddojo.

Come August, when they will be compet-ing in the Len Barnes Memorial Tourna-ment in Durban, they are sure to be moreprepared for the challenge.

Henry Bosman

SAREL BURGER

Die Durbanville-Bellville-rugbyklub is tansdie voorloper in die WP se Superliga-kompe-tisie, terwyl die Tygerberg-klub tiende opdie punteleer lê.

Maar toe hierdie twee spanne mekaar Sa-terdag op Floridapark aangedurf het, het ditvir ’n groot deel van die wedstryd gelyk ofdit eerder Tygerberg moes wees wat bo-aandie punteleer is.

Die Durbies het aanvanklik lelik klei ge-trap, terwyl die tuisspan die meeste aanvals-werk gedoen het. Die Durbanvillers se swakverdediging in die middeveld het verderdaartoe bygedra dat Tygerberg met rustyd

welverdiend met 20-18 voorgeloop het.Maar met die besoekers se uiteindelike se-

we drieë (teenoor Tygerberg se vier drieë)kon Durbanville-Bellville algaande die losdrade bymekaar trek vir ’n oorwinning van44-37.

IndiendieDurbanvillers aspirasies souhêom hierdie seisoen die Superliga in te palm,sal sy spel eerskomende Saterdag teenSchotsche Kloof/Walmer ’n drastiese verbe-tering moet ondergaan.

Andersins was dit maar ’n droewige dagvir die Tygerbergstreek. Al vier die anderplaaslike spanne wat in aksie was, hetstreepsuiker gekry.

Bellville (24-43 t SK/Walmer) en Belhar

(13-22 t Helderberg) het egter net hulself teblameer vir hul nederlae. Swak stelskop-werk het verhoed dat Bellville, wat met diedraaislag net 12-14 agter was, ’n stewige hou-vas teen SK/Walmer kon bekom, terwyl Bel-har talle puntekanse weggesmyt het te mid-de van verreweg die meeste aanvalswerkteen die span van Strand/Somerset-Wes.

Kuilsrivier het met 16-26 platgeval teenPrimrose, terwyl Kraaifontein se Hands &Heart met 12-29 teen Hamlets verloor het.

Dit raak vakansietyd en net enkele wed-stryde word Saterdag afgehandel (tuisspaneerste): SKW t Durbanville-Bellville, Vals-baai t Hands & Heart, Primrose t Goodwood,Brackenfell t Kuilsrivier.

Durbies spook hard vir sege oor T’berg Gun Run entries open to allEntries for one of Cape Town’s biggest andmost popular road running events, the OUT-surance 94.5 Kfm Gun Run, have opened.

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

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

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

All the latest up to date event informationand titbits can be found on the website or bycalling Top Events on 021 511 7130.

Sport | Woensdag, 19 Junie 2013Onder redaksie van Stehan SchoemanTel: 021 910 6500 | epos: [email protected]

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Bellville RFC’s Bolla Conradie heads for the tryline, dodging the tackle of SK Walmers’ WiltonPetersen, in his side’s 2443 loss at the Rosina Paarwater Stadium in Bellville South onSaturday. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

I’m going this way

LIAM MOSES

Engen Santos FC will face two season-defining moments this week whenthey take on Mpumalanga Black Aces

and Chippa United in the Premier SoccerLeague (PSL) promotion/relegation play-offs.

The People’s Team did well to fight theirway back into contention for promotion af-ter a disastrous start in the National FirstDivision (NFD).

But their hard work could all be in vainif they fail to beat Aces and Chippa in thetwo home games on Thursday 20 and Sun-day 23 June.

Head coach Ian Palmer admits bothmatches will be crucial, but says a loss willnot be the death of his side’s promotionhopes.

Setback“I don’t think this game is do or die, be-

causewestill have toplayChippa soonafterthat. If we lose it won’t be good and it willbe huge setback,” he says.

“But we are thinking about that. We aregoing full-out to get one over Aces and putus in the driving seat. Aces are in the driv-ing seat, because they are the only teamwithawin.Theplaying fieldwill be levelled

as we will be at home.”Santos had an undesirable start to the

play-offs last month when their first match,away to Chippa, finished in a goal-lessdraw.

Chippa went on to lose 1-0 to Aces in thesecond play-off match.

The Mpumalanga side now top the stand-ings ahead of their clash against Santos,who have not had much success against Ac-es this season.

But Palmer will hope recent form andpast results are not an indicator of whatThursday’s result will be.

The People’s Team drew 0-0 against Acesin their last encounter in Mpumalanga inApril, while Aces beat Santos 1-0 at AthloneStadium in the season opener last October.

Palmer says the fixtures have not beenkind to his side, but he is confident histroops will recover before their Cape derbyagainst Philippi’s Chippa.

“Chippa also play us and then have to goto Aces three days later. It’s about howquickly you recover.”

Santos’ fixture against Aces will kick-offat Cape Town Stadium at 19:30 on Thursday20 June. Chippa United will host Aces onWednesday 26 June and the final fixture ofthe play-offs will see Santos travel to Mpu-malanga to face Aces on Saturday 29 June.

SANTOS: ON KNIFEEDGE

The People’sTeam bracefor play-offs

Jonges kan leer fluitjie blaas vir sakgeldHoërskoolseuns en -meisies wat belang stelom as rugbyskeidsregters opgelei te worden sodoende heerlike sakgeld te verdien,moet gou spring om in te skryf vir ’n juniorskeidsregterskursus wat gedurende die ko-mende skoolvakansie aangebied word.

Die kursus vind van 3 tot 5 Julie by dieJan Kriel-skool in Kuilsrivier plaas.

Die koste van R650 sluit koshuisverblyf,alle etes, asook ’n T-hemp en ’n reëlboek

van die internasionale rugbyraad in. Diekursusgangers sal 24 uur per dag onder vol-wasse toesig wees, sê Ben Theron, die uit-voerende bestuurder van die WP se rugby-skeidsregtersvereniging. Hy bied die kur-sus aan saam met Joey Salmons, een vandie voorste fluitjieblasers in die WP.

Aangesien daar vir ’n beperkte getalvoorsiening gemaak word, moet belangstel-lendes Lindsay Booysen by 021 659 4502 bel.

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