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RAP YOUR RIGHTS: Emile YX? has taken on a new parttime job as creative director for the Constitutional Literacy andService Initiative. He is looking at artistic ways to make people aware of the Constitution and South Africans’ constitutionalrights. He plans to use rap, poetry, drawing, sketching, singing and graffiti to engage the youth in schools. Ultimately, heaims to increase constitutional awareness through artistic creation with young people. Schools interested in this project cancontact Emile on 082 395 8125 or [email protected]. Emile is pictured here with dance group Mixed Mense.

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Lansdowne and Rondebosch East residents can nowmonitor activity in their areas online.This comes after the LanRoe Neighbourhood

Watch officially launched its website at a meeting heldat the Vera School on Thursday evening last week.Residents will be able to stay up to date with activity

in their neighbourhood, report crime and advertisetheir businesses on the site as it also offers a classifiedssection.LanRoe Neighbourhood Watch chairperson Ahmad

Gangat urged residents to visit the site to ensure it wasa sustainable site.“This is a work in progress and we urge our residents

to share the site and visit it as often as possible. Thisway we will all be up to date with events and activitiesin our area but we will also in that way ensure that thiswill benefit us in the long run,” Gangat said.The site, which was developed by Watch member

Samier Saban, has been up for just less than twomonths.“Tell uswhat youwant andwhat you don’twant. This

is our site and wewant it to work for everybody,” Gang-at added.The Watch also announced its plan to install signage

to show that the area is patrolled by the Watch.“For now we are planning to have 48 durable signs

put up in the area. There are also future plans to havesurveillance cameras put up in the area so we may bea proactive instead of a reactive community,” Gangatadded.The Watch was established last year after residents

became “nervous” due to a spike in crime in the area.“Since LanRoe started as a neighbourhood watch in

sector 2 crime levels here have decreased,” he said.Lansdowne police station commanderColonel JanAl-

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Ameeting of the Council of the City of Cape Town will be held onWednesday 19 August 2015at 10:00 in the Podium Block, Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town.

Please note that limited seating is available for members of the public and, therefore, seatswill be allocated on a first come, first served basis. If you wish to attend the meeting, youare requested to contact Nadine Damon on 021 400 3708 between 09:00 and 16:00. Allrequests for attendance must be received by no later than a day before the meeting. Youwill be required to provide your surname, initials and contact telephone number. Visitors arekindly requested to be seated by 09:30.

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West Sider brain deadAn alleged gangmember has been shot andcritically injured in a shootout in Heide-veld on Tuesday.It is alleged that the victim, a known

member of the West Siders gang, was cor-nered by three men from a rival gang out-side a local store where he was shot in thehead.According to Manenberg police spokes-

person, Lt. Ian Bennett, the reason for theshooting remains unknown. Bennett alsoconfirmed that the victim is still alive andhas since been taken to Groote Schuur hos-pital. However medical staff have declaredthe man brain dead.No arrests have been made and a case of

attempted murder has been opened.V Anyone with information can contact Manenbergpolice station on 021 699 9400.

Oldies enjoy superday with celebritiesTIYESE JERANJI

@jeranji

Senior citizens from different old agehomes surrounding Rondebosch East

Primary School had a day full of treats,laughter and music as they were beingspoilt rotten by the school on Saturday.Rondebosch East Primary School is cele-

brating its 75th anniversary this year andpart of their celebrations was to honour thesenior citizens because they believe that ifit were not for their sacrifices the youngergeneration would not be here today.More than 150 elderly peoplewere treated

to glorious food and entertainment.They also spent some time with different

celebrities like 7de Laan’s CharmaineMeintjies (Vinette Ebrahim), Vinny Castle,keyboardplayer for Johnny Fingers and ac-tor Abdurahaman Adams from the movieFour corners.When addressing the senior citizens,

Ebrahim said she does not believe that theyare the old people because they have a lotof energy and are full of life.“When I look at you I don’t see old people

I see youngsters, peoplewho are very youngat heart nad enegertic.“We really appreciate you being here as

you are the pillars of the society. For us to

be able to go forward we have to rememberour past, and you are the people that makeour past and we are taking you with us intothe future,” she said.Ebrahimadded that shewas embarrassed

and had to apologise on behalf of those chil-dren who took their parents to the old agehomes and never see them again.The Bridgetown Theatre Company

wowed the elderly with a little bit of drama,music and dance.Trevor Turner, staff member at Rondeb-

osch East Primary School, said they pre-sented the event as part of paying back totheir community.“This event was in planning for almost a

year and we are glad that it worked out per-fectly. We wanted to thank the elderly aspart of our 75th anniversary celebrations atthe school. The senior citizens are the back-bone of everything,” said Turner.The oldies say it was a day to remember.

Valma Rogers (66) said it was well orga-nised. “They went all out for us,” she said.Thora Rix (87) saids it was a great event.

“It was nice to see other faces, to come outof your usual space and meet other people.Meeting new people and to meet those peo-ple that we haven’t seen in a while, is heartwarming and you feel alive again. I feel socared for and it was a lovely day,” said Rix.

Oldies fromdifferent oldage homesaroundAthlone werepampered withgood musicand food aspart ofRondeboschEast PrimarySchool’s 75thanniversarycelebrations.PHOTO: TIYESEJERANJI

Skills programme to be launched for youthA new youth programme is set to help about400 young Capetonians.Provincial minister of social development,

Albert Fritz, will be launching the skillstransfer programmeatVangateMall onMon-day next week.The programme offers a customised pack-

age of skills development workshops foryouth who are not educated, employed,

skilled or trained, and will benefit 390 youngpeople.The programme is the end-result of a prov-

ince-wide youth outreach initiative conduct-ed over seven months, which consultedyoung people.Thirteen youth coordinators were also

identified during this process and they willalso be present at the launch.

Teen stabs younger boy outside tavernA 16-year-old suspect has been arrested forthe murder of a 13-year-old boy.An argument broke out between the two

teenagers outside a tavern in Tambo Villageon Tuesday night last week, Manenberg po-lice say.It is not yet known what the argument was

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Alexander Sinton High School in Craw-ford boasts the best high school dance

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crew competition, called 021BDC, at the Jo-seph Stone Auditorium recently.

The team from Prince George PrimarySchool won the primary school category.

The competition, now in its fourth year,is a platform for the youth to showcase theirtalent, as well as develop team-buildingskills, discipline and creative problem-solv-ing.

Alexander Sinton has won previously aswell. Previous winners of the competitionorganised by Project 021 have also comefrom Lavender Hill and Bellville Technicalhigh schools.

180 primary and high school pupils fromacross Cape Town took part in this year’sevent. A packed auditorium witnessed anamazing display of talent.

In addition to the competitive dance pie-ces there were also special guest artists whoperformed solo dance pieces, inspirational

songs and Latin and ballroom numbers.The judges had a tough task in choosing

thewinners of five hours of competition, butthey eventually selected the three topschools in each of the categories.

After deliberation, and adding to the dra-ma by keeping the audience in suspense, thewinning crews were announced.

The top three crews in the primaryschools category came from Plumstead Pre-paratory, Levana Primary and PrinceGeorge Primary schools.

In the high schools category the top threecrewswere fromNorthpine (XOKiddz), Bell-ville Technical and Alexander Sinton highschools.

One member of the Alexander Sintoncrew, TiffanyBraaf, alsowon aDamelin Col-lege bursary to the value of R10 000, thusmaking her day twice as special.

“Project 021 continues to create opportuni-ties to develop pupils through creative artsandhas already startedpreparing for ourpo-etry&motionevent on24September,”DavidCornelson, Project 021’s managing director,says.V For more information about Project 021 or the nextevent contact 072 602 8570 or [email protected].

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Steering committee‘won’t play politics’CHEVON BOOYSEN

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The Manenberg steering committee hashit back at Cosatu, accusing the trade

unions organisation of using the committeein its political battle without permission.Steering committee chairperson Melanie

Manuel says the committeewasnot consult-ed before a Cosatu press conference heldoutside the Manenberg police station twoweeks ago.During its press conference Cosatu “bat-

ted” for the steering committee, she says, inregards to the mayoral urban regenerationprogramme.Cosatu regional secretary Tony Ehren-

reich said on the day “the press conferenceof the Cape Flats communities with theMa-nenberg community is in relation to theneed for equality of the areas which ad-dresses apartheid spatial and crime pat-terns”.In a statement he “condemned” premier

Helen Zille and mayor Patricia de Lille fortheir “failure to consult on Manenbergplans anddividingCapeFlats communities,by determining which areas will get sup-port, if they play ball”.“Firstly, there must be consultation with

all the role players all of the time, and notonly now when the DA sees no way to ad-dress the crisis in the society and they con-sult some and favour mainly their pals inthe area. Any initiative that is taken mustbe part of a city-wide plan that sees all areasincluded, as the gangs are syndicated andspread to all the areas, and pressure in onepoint alone will just move the activities toother areas,” Ehrenreich said.In response Manuel says: “We were not

approached by Cosatu at all before they de-cided to host the press conference. We willnot tolerate being used as political pawnsand in such are saying that the Manenbergproject steering committee is apolitical.”She adds the steering committee has been

involved with a lengthy process which in-volves the violence prevention through ur-ban upgrading (VPUU) initiative.“As the duly-elected steering committee

members, we acknowledge the communityaction plan, referred to as the CAP docu-ment, in its draft format and the work andhours that went into its formation by theManenberg community, the City of CapeTown’s two assigned officials and theVPUUfor the last year,” Manuel says.“The Manenberg steering committee is

an organised structure into which a lot ofplanning has gone. We work from the bot-tom up and consult a lot with the communi-ty. This was not done when Cosatu came tothe community after the joint press confer-ence held on 3 August with Zille and De Lil-le,” she adds.The VPUU and the Manenberg project

steering committee announced theprogresson the Manenberg upgrade plans at thatfirst press conference, including the estab-lishment of a new healthcare facility, a vo-cational school and a satellite law enforce-ment station.“There was no consultation or participa-

tion with the greater community of Manen-berg or with the project steering committeeon the part of Cosatu. Therefore Cosatu can-not speak on behalf of the people of Manen-berg,” Manuel says.“We only waited this long to respond to

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“Act like a lady.”It’s a refrain every woman has heard at least once in

her life.So often uttered by our mothers, grandmothers and

many patriarchs, the outdated refrain has done nothingbut add unrealistic expectations onto women’s roles.Recently, social media outcry was sparked by a Wom-

en’s Day advert by Bic, which called on women to “looklike a girl, act like a lady, think like a man and work likea boss”.Women are told to think a certain way, to look a certain

way and, most importantly, to behave a certain way.All while holding down jobs, running homes and caring

for families. They are expected to look young and fit,showing no signs of the children they have given birthto or the tragedy they may have experienced. There is nospace for wrinkles, whether from frowning or smiling.Women have to talk a certain way and dress a certain

way.It’s an expression that tells women to behave within

limitations. It tells women to pretend to be somethingtheymaynot be. It forceswomen to sacrifice their unique-ness to fit into a preconceived mould.And often, to be these things, women must metaphori-

cally chop off parts of themselves to fit the cast.Loud, passionate, determined, expressive, protective

women are forced to act demurely and submissively.It is past the time we start to move away from imposing

outdated rules on howwomen look and behave. Shouldn’twe honour strength and individuality in our women,rather than asking them to conform?Those strong, passionate women are the ones who

shape the world – surely we should be encouraging ourgirls to grow in that direction?Forget being a lady.Being yourself will do you more favours.

Brass Bell cares for patronsAfter a wonderful lunch on Saturdaywith family and friends, we left theBrass Bell in great spirits. To mysurprise I received a call 10 minuteslater to say they had found my wallet.Unfortunately for me, all the cash wasgone. Since I had paid the bill on mycard after receiving cash from the restmy party, it was a significant amount.In the current economic environment,

I just assumed it was gone forever. Atleast all my cards, licences and otherinformation were still there.Without any further contact from

myself the Brass Bell management tookit upon themselves to review the camerarecordings. To my amazement I receiveda call today to say that they had solvedthe mystery and that I could collect themissing cash. Every cent was there.There are still good people out there

who care and go the extra mile to helpothers.Thank you Jean and the Brass Bell

staff and management. Customers reallydo come first.

BRUCE,Kommetjie

Tackle cable theft from the other angleWe continually hear about cable theftand how it is debilitating everythingaround us and costing us all a fortune inlost time, lost contracts, lost wages andthe cost of repairs.I realise that to patrol or police every

cable installation is impossible, but whycan we not attack it from the other end?Where is all this stolen copper beingsold and to whom? There must behundreds of thieves but there cannot be

that many buyers or processors.Why can we not close down the

trading in copper by scrap dealers? Iknow they will bleat that it is theirlivelihood, but it is mostly illegal, soclose it! Where are the yards selling itlocally or exporting it? Close down theexport of copper, shut the door!Is this is possible, and if not, why not?

SPILLYEmail

Ecigarettes shouldn’t be marketedThe billboard on the N1 with the mes-sage “E-cigarettes save lives” is highlymisleading because it can help to savethe lives of existing tobacco smokers.This message can be easily misinter-

preted by our highly daring and adven-turous youth that e-cigarettes are safe.I do not agree with the advertisers

that nicotine is a way of calming thenerves. It is the withdrawal of nicotinefrom the body that makes smokers feelirritable and restless and sets up thecraving for another cigarette.It is not only the nicotine that calms

smokers, it is also the effect of the handmoving the cigarette up and down,which diverts the mind and offerstemporary relief to the user from astressful situation.

Flavours are another gimmick toattract people to take to it. Whilste-smokers might enjoy the flavours,non-smokers might just find a theatrefull of a wide range of aromas irritating.If the intention is to deliver nicotine,then where is the need for flavours?Nicotine should not be allowed to be

deemed safe because the chemicalnicotine is highly addictive and is agateway drug to harder drugs.Finally, we should prevent the liberal

advertising of e-cigarettes before we landup in a situation where lobbyists fore-cigarettes become so powerful that itbecomes impossible to stop them – likewe are currently finding with theadvertisers of alcohol.

DR EV RAPITI

BabooncapersOn Women’s Day public holiday friendsinvited me to join them on an outing toCape Point nature reserve. There aresigns every few hundred metres warningvisitors to not feed baboons. We threeCapetonians read the signs casually aswe were well-aware of baboon capers,having lived here for many years. Wesaw troops of baboons and enjoyed theantics as babies chased each otherthrough the bush and over the road.The troop moved off and we stopped

for lunch. As if summoned by a dinnergong, a teenage baboon broke away fromthe troop and loped towards us. Hemoved amazingly fast and although aparks board employee shouted at us toclose the doors, Aap se Kind outfoxed usall and leapt into the car. He snatched anegg roll while we swore, shouted andgesticulated.He left and moved off down a bank

with his (and our) lunch.We thought that was it. No sign of

baboon. The driver opened his door toget rid of the leftover egg and bread roll,and suddenly there was Baboon again –as swift and graceful as a surfer negotiat-ing a wave.More cursing, shouts and gesticulating.

A visitor saw our dilemma and ran upwaving a rod. Baboon loped off for thesecond time.We gratefully got back in the car and

immediately noticed the pong. Baboonhad lost control of his bowels in all thedrama and done a number two on thepassenger seat.Fortunately my friends live at Scarbo-

rough and after a shower and the loan ofclean clothes we could laugh.Lesson learned: Never underestimate a

baboon’s intelligence or ingenuity andnever think you can get back into the carin time if one starts moving towards youand you have been unwise enough to getout of it.

MURIEL DARKELakeside

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More than 500 volunteers packed54 000 meals for almost 400 chil-

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The volunteers included employeesfrom Garlandale High School, Good-wood College and Sun Internationalproperties GrandWest and the TableBay Hotel, as well as their partners andsuppliers.

Working in shifts throughout the dayat GrandWest’s market hall, they

packed enough meals to provide 380children with three meals per day fora school year.

“Stop Hunger Now SA does tremen-dous work to alleviate the plight ofSouth Africa’s hungry,” says Heidi Ed-son, Sun International’s group socio-economic development manager.

“We feel privileged to have been in-volved in this worthwhile initiativeagain this year. We thank all of our vol-unteers for being part of it and helpingus to achieve our target.”

Volunteers feed400 kids for a year

The volunteers were thrilled to reach their target of 54 000 meals for children packed in one day atGrandWest as part of this year’s Stop Hunger Now campaign.

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Established as the highest profile roadrunning race on the continent, the San-lam Cape Town Marathon aims to im-

pact the economy this year by again boost-ing various sectors in the local community.The 42km race was relaunched last year

with a new headline sponsor and a vision ofmaking a valuable contribution as a world-class sports event. Achieving immediatesuccess, the race was recognised by globalgoverning body the International Associa-tion of Athletics Federations (IAAF).Having set a goal of being included among

the world’s most prestigious road races, thisyear’s eventwas recently awarded silver sta-tus by the IAAF, the onlymarathon inAfricato achieve this status.“Our goal now is to achieve IAAF gold sta-

tus,” says Janet Welham, race director forthe Cape Town Marathon.“Ultimately, we want to be considered

among thebest 42kmraces in theworld. Thisevent is more than just a road race; we wantto be able to leverage off it in order to mean-ingfully promote and change, to contributetowards the economy and make an impacton society. We have taken giant strides, itis only our second year and we can alreadysee how much difference it has made.”The marathon’s executive committee

hopes to offer as much of a contribution tothe Western Cape across various sectors asother marathon and ultra-marathon racesaround the country have achieved.In the Western Cape, existing events in a

number of different sports have also estab-lished themselves as world-class festivals:. Cape Epic bike race (1 200 participants). Cape Town Cycle Tour (35 000). Two Oceans Marathon (28 000)The success of these events,whichall have

entry limits for logistical and safety reasons,hinges on attracting local and foreign inter-est. This, in turn, creates a spin-off effect byboosting multiple sectors, including tour-ism and transport.“We believe we can add to and support

what has already been achieved by existingevents in order to provide real support to lo-cal communities,” Welham says.

Sport as vehicle“Studies have shown sport and recreation

can be used as a vehicle to provide a signifi-cant financial boost. We are confident wewill continue to achieve this goal as the raceexpands.”Research presented at last year’s inaugu-

ralCapeTownPeaceConference, held on thesidelines of the Cape Town Marathon,showed major opportunities existed to posi-tion sport and recreation as a sector with acomparative advantage in economicgrowth.The research also showed the potential to in-crease employment and social development.“The actual impact of sport and recreation

is largely unknown and vastly underesti-mated,” the findings stated.The contribution of sport and recreation

to theWestern Cape economywas estimated

at R8bn per year. This showed the tremen-dous potential of high-profile, mass partici-pation sports events.

Sport touristsSport and recreation could also be directly

linked to tourism trends, the Peace Confer-ence found, with a large number of peoplevisiting theprovinceandother areas aroundthe country as sport tourists.Annual events such as the Cape Town

Marathon have the potential tomake a regu-lar economic impact. Last year’s race at-

tracted over R22m in advertising valuealone in the four-month build-up to the raceand raised over R350 000 for charity.Yegs Ramiah, chief executive of Sanlam

Brand, says: “The potential impact of host-ingAfrica’s only IAAF-accreditedmarathonis undeniable. Besides providing a uniqueexperience to runners, the event will boostcity tourism and has the potential of puttingCape Town, South Africa and our continenton the global stage.”The second annual Cape Town Marathon

will be held on Sunday 20 September.

Marathon to boost economy

This year’s Sanlam Cape Town Marathon on 20 September hopes to build on last year’ssuccess, which saw the event raise over R350 000 for charity.

CENTRAL ON TOP AT VYGIESKRAAL: Central Hockey Club player Jessie Johnson(left) rounds Monument Park High School’s Behold Pafiwa during an u.17 league matchplayed at Vygieskraal on Saturday. Central won 30. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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school’s u.13Ahockey side andhewas select-ed for the Western Province u.13A hockeyteam. In 2012 he was selected for the PaulRoos Gymnasium u.14A hockey team andthe Boland u.14A Pinotage hockey team.Chemoved toWynberg Boys’ High to start

Grade 9 in 2013. Here he was selected for theschool’s u.16A hockey team and theWesternProvince u.16A interprovincial tournamenthockey team. The team won gold in Johan-

nesburg.Last year Chewas selected for the school’s

first team and again for the WP u.16A inter-provincial tournament team.At this hockey tournament in Durban the

team won gold again. Che was the top goalscorer and voted best striker.He was also selected for the South African

u.16A hockey team.At the pro series indoor national tourna-

ment last year Che was selected for the SAu.17 indoor hockey team.Che still plays for his school’s first team

and also plays for the second team of WPCricket Club’s hockey club.He was on the WP u.18A interprovincial

tournament team that played in Bloemfon-tein earlier this year. There he was selectedfor the SA u.18A team.Che says he chose hockey because he fell

in love with the fast pace and adrenalinewhen he first played it as a 10-year-old.According to him it takes hard work and

dedication if you want to be good at hockey.He adds that it is difficult to balance academ-ics and training. “This year I am fortunateenough to be coachedby one of the best hock-ey coaches in South Africa, Paul Revington.All our training sessions are high perform-

ance and the training sessions are intense.“At school we train every day of the week,

except for a Tuesday, and then I also traintwice a week for two hours each after schoolat the WPCC hockey club.“It is difficult to balance hockey training

and academics. Because I don’t have muchtime at home to put in the hours for studyingI try my best to listen during lessons atschool. I try to understand as much of thework as possible from the very beginning inclass, so when it comes to exam time I revisea lot instead of restudying my work. In thisway I use most of my time after school forhockey training.”He says it is also important to live your

passion, dream big and enjoy your sport.“Inmy case, goals are very important. The

only way you can determine if you are mov-ing in the right direction is by setting goals.The goals will help you when the traininggets seriously tough and the games becomechallenging.”V If you want to nominate a sport star between theages of 13 and 18, email [email protected] Sports Star as the subject. Mention the achieve-ments of the nominee in detail. The email should beshorter than 300 words. The decision of the judgesis final.

Che February in action for the WP u.18team at the interprovincial hockeytournament in Bloemfontein earlier thisyear. There he was selected for the SAu.18A team. PHOTO: TERRY FEBRUARY

Steenberg Golf Estate’s LukeWoods becamethe final junior golfer fromtheWesternCapeto secure his place in the national final ofthe Glacier junior series with his victory atRoyal Cape Golf Club on Sunday.Woods won the A division of the Sally Lit-

tle tournament on the popular nationwidejunior golf series when he defeated Bredas-dorp’s Clinton Jansen on the second hole ofa sudden-death playoff. Both golfers finishedregulation play with rounds of 74.HilmiMallick from the SouthAfricanGolf

Development Board’sWestern Cape chaptertook third place with a round of 75.This was a timely victory for Woods as it

was the last event in the region. FollowingSunday’s tournament, the series travels tothe Ebotse Links and then Zwartkop Coun-try Club in Gauteng, followed by the finalevent at Humewood in the Eastern Cape.The national final will then be played at

Vaal de Grace in October, featuring the A di-vision winners from all of the tournaments.

A division (handicaps 1-6)1. LukeWoods 74points (wonon secondplay-off hole)2. Clinton Jansen 743. Hilmi Mallick 75Best nett: Francois Cilliers 72

B division (handicaps 7-18)1. Tian van Lill 772. Jason Ross 783. Ethan Bowers 79 (won count-out)Best nett: Edrich Aucamp 69

C division (handicaps 19-36)1. Lizzy Thomson 422. Joshua Wiese 37 (won count-out)3. Robin Visagie 37

Steenbergtakes honours

SteenbergGolfEstate’sLukeWoods hasqualifiedfor thenationalfinal of theGlacierjuniorseries.

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