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DURRHEIM ESTATE: LONG OVERDUE

New safety forumGARY VAN DYK

A new forum is forming for safety intheir community.Moves are afoot to get the Durrheim

Estate Residents’ forum off the ground forresidents of Charlesville, Montevideo andMontana.At a recent meeting at the Astra Hall in

Montana the very real need for such a bodywas outlined and it was obvious from contri-butions by the participants that it is longoverdue.

Interim chairman of the body, TerrenceTimmet, outlined the aims of the organisa-tion to safeguard and promote the interestsof residents in the area relating to the envi-ronment of the area, but most importantlysafety and security.

CrimePeter Frans, who co-ordinates the neigh-

bourhood watch in the area, addressed themeeting about how crime was affecting thearea and the need for more people from thecommunity to become involved in crime

awareness in the area.He said that it was alarming that in the

past two years crime hadmore than doubledin the area.“At the end of 2011 we had figures of 422

reported incidents, mainly housebreaking,but at the end of last year this had jumpedup to 842,” he said.“Nowwe were also having incidents of hi-

jacking in the area and there was also an in-crease in shootings in the area that resultedin deaths as well.

V To page 2.

An exciting swimminggala was held at theElsies River SwimmingPool on Saturday.Participants were partof a summer campaignat swimming pools insurrounding areas wherelifeguards taughtyoungsters to swim andbe safe in the water.Here competitors in oneof the backstroke eventsget under way duringthe gala. More pictureson Page 4.

PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Gala wasenjoyedby all

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“It is urgent that we become aware of whatis happening in our community when itcomes to safety and it could get worse if wedon’t stand together to fight it.”Frans also pointed out that peoplemust beaware of how some of these criminals oper-ate.“They are becoming very clever when tar-geting homes,” he said.“Watch out for cold-drink cans in front ofyour homes. They mark houses that theythink are easy targets with a green can,while those that are more secure have a redcan in front of them.“People must just be aware of strange ob-jects in their garden or in front of theirhomes.”Resident Eddie Michael responded fromthe floor that he had been living in the areafor more than 30 years and that there hadbeen many attempts to form such a forumbut hoped that this one would take off andbecome functional to make a lasting differ-ence in the area.“We have lots of problems with the polic-ing of this area,” he said.

“There is supposed to be sector policingbut they are never here. My hope is that theforum will work closely with SAPS to makethat difference because at the moment weare living in fear. Criminals have becomemore brazen, with a family being attackedand shot onChristmas day last year, a youngman lost his life for a cellphone and if wedon’t do something thenmore people are go-ing to die.”Many at the meeting had similar experi-ences and this prompted Timmett to stressthe need for the formation of this organisa-tion to act with a unified voice.“All your fears and concerns proves thatthere is a need to speak with one voice,” hesaid. “Some of us have, on our own, alreadybeen trying to complain about services inthe area, but with this body those com-plaints can be more consistent.“As ratepayers we are paying for thoseservices in our community and the relevantauthorities must be held responsible whenpolicing is not done properly...”Contact Timmet at 083 348 6834 or [email protected].

Terrence Timmet adresses the meeting at the Astra Hall in Montana. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Down memory laneElsies River United RFC will be hostinga fundraiser on Saturday 23 March, andwants you to join them.The venue will be the hall at ElsiesRiver High School in Halt Road and itwill be in the form of a Down MemoryLane Karaoke.Starting at 19:30, tickets are R30available at the door. For more informa-tion contact Bernie Kariem on 078 2300526.

AnniversaryIt’s time to celebrate with StMartins!The softball club from BishopLavis will be celebrating their 25thAnniversary with a function at theAstra Hall in Montana on Satur-day 23 March. Tickets are R120 perperson and available from Sharonon 072 521 3314.

Its Carnival time at Bishop Lavis HighSchool this week.While the focus will be on promoting analcohol and drug-free event therewill be lotsto entertain you and plenty of tasty treats.DJRandall fromCapeTownTV, is hostingthe event in partnershipwith the school andhe will once again be doing his talent searchat the event.Starting on Friday and running until Sa-turday the event is also being held for child-

ren who need resources at the school.Entertainment at the event will featurethe PJ Twins, Rapture, Determination, She-boom and local talent from the communityof Bishop Lavis and surrounding areas. DJRandall will also be doing his talent searchduring the event.Tickets are R15 for adults and R10 forchildren. For more information Randall canbe contacted on 072 073 5326, email [email protected].

Its carnival time!

Representative councillor for the area, Xanthea Limberg (second from right) does her bit for firesafety during the exercise last week with fellow volunteers. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Fire safety tips spread tomany backyard dwellersGARY VAN DYK

Fire safety is a priority for backyard dwell-ers in Bellville South.Last week the Fire and Life Safety sectionof the City of Cape Town’s Fire and RescueServices joined forces with the City’s Disas-ter Risk Management Centre and the 107Public Emergency Communication Centreto conduct a door-to-door awareness cam-paign, focusing on backyard dwellers in thearea.Local ward councillor Mercia Kleinsmithsaid that this was a very important exercisein the area because there hadbeen somedev-astating fires involving these structures inbackyards in recent months.“In many cases these serious incidentscould have been avoided if the residentswere more aware of safety procedures andhow to fireproof their dwellings,” she said.“With this exercise we concentrated onthe key areas of The Scheme, Greenlandsand Stilwaney, areas that by far have themost backyard structures that could be af-fected.“We distributed pamphlets and engagedwith the community about fire safety tipsover three days and reached about 3 000 resi-dents.”Desmond Johnson, from the city’s fire de-partment, who co-ordinated the operationfelt that it was very important for such cam-paigns in affected communities.“It is very important forus to do such exer-cises because with awareness you can saveso many lives,” he said.“What we stress is that people living in

these situations be aware of how they canimprove the safety of these dwellings.“We show them how important it is tohave a bucket of sand and water on handready to use if a small fire breaks out. Whenplanning these structures they should alsobe aware that it is not good to have only oneentrance which will trap you if a fire breaksout.“Many children are also burnt every yearand we stress that adults should take extracare to keep children safe.“They should also be made aware of whatto do when there is a fire, and we encourageparents to even have a safety drill from timeto time so that they stay safe.“Another important fact that we want toget across is that people must know whichnumbers to callwhen there is a fire: 107 froma landline, and theymust programme021 4807700 into their cellphones so that help canget to them quicker.”This campaign forms part of the city’s on-going commitment to creating a Safe andCaring City for all of its residents.The summer season in Cape Town is rec-ognised as a high fire risk period, whenmany people living in vulnerable communi-ties are affected by devastating fires – oftenresulting in a loss of their livelihoods, injuryor death.During the past threemonths, the city hasfocused its attention on high-risk informalsettlements, educating communities aboutfire safety awareness. The focus is now shift-ing to backyard dwellers, where the city hasnoted that incidents of fires are on the in-crease.

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Members of the Vodacom Cup Team, meet Tygerberg Children’s Hospital manager, Andrea Jacobs.

Vodacom Cup stars drop inMore than 20 rugby players from the

Vodacom Cup rugby squad, togeth-er with their managers and coach-

es, visited the orthopaedic ward at Tyger-berg Children’s Hospital this week, bring-ing with them toys, books and Stormersflags.The burly rugby players went from bed

to bed, spending time with patients agedfrom three to 12.The young patients, many of them with

broken arms and legs in braces and casts,were clearly excited and recognised someof the players, several ofwhomhaveplayedfor the Stormers.“I love the Stormers. I watch them on

TV,” said six-year-old Anga Skota fromKhayelitsha, while four-year-old DylanKyle Pietersen, held court as he told sever-al players how anunhinged door had fallenon his leg. He has to have his leg suspendedin a brace for several weeks.

WorthwhileRising rugby star, Gerbrandt Grobler,

said the visit had been as worthwhile forthe players as it was for the children.“It’s been a very special visit. It brings

you down to earth. I’m inspired to play myabsolute best for children like this, and notonly for the big stadium crowds.”Several players remarked about the care

shown by the nurses and staff at the hospi-tal. The Tygerberg Children’s Hospitalworks in partnership with StellenboschUniversity in offering specialist care tochildren.About 16 000 babies and children are ad-

mitted to the hospital every year.“We really appreciate the visit. It’s a

boost for the patients as well as the staff.It shows that people care – and that makestheworld of difference,” said hospitalman-ager, Andrea Jacobs.Vodacom Cup team manager, Cassiem

Barnes, said the visitwas part of the team’scommunity outreach programme and theylooked forward to future visits.

Up-and-comingVodacom Cuprugby player,Dylan Rogers,gets someStormers ‘gees’going withTygerbergChildren'sHospitalpatient, SalieRicardo

Bikers to deliver balnketsThe HOG Tyger Valley Chapter will bemaking a difference in children’s liveswith the Blanket Run 2013 and are invitingpeople to join them.All Harley Davidson riders are invited to

this charity event on Sunday 7 April, thatwill be leaving from GrandWest Casino’sparking area at 10:00. The run will end atWillowbridge Lifestyle Centre in TygerValley.To enter will cost riders R100, which

includes a blanket and a special eventspin. Pins and blankets will be available atWillowbridge on presentation of thepurchased voucher.Upon arrival at GrandWest, facilities will

be available to purchase additional vou-chers, however bikers are urged to obtaintheir vouchers beforehand from the clubcommittee or Harley Davidson TygerValley.V Phone Chereé on 082 443 9095.

GARY VAN DYK

Major moves will be happening at ValhallaPrimary School in Elsies River this year.The familiar site of the school, which has

been there since 1980, inChelsea Street,willsoon be changing as a brand new buildingis built during this year.Principal Andrew Lochner, is very exci-

ted about these developments and feels thatit is going tomake ahuge impact on the edu-cation of the learners.“While the education of our learners has

always been a priority at this school, thenew building will provide that added moti-vation to their educational experience,” hesays.“These developments have been under

discussion for a number of years and thank-fully all those plans are now coming toge-

ther.“Its amazing if you consider that the exis-

ting buildings were originally erected astemporary structures.”Looking over the plans for the new buil-

ding he pointed out that the new plans in-cluded anumber of features thatwill impro-ve facilities for the teachers as well, but thefocus is still on their learners.“The new buildings will include halls,

and a new sportfield,” he said.“The layout of the classes has also been

taken into considerationwith each educati-onal phase having their own area and grou-ping. Another plus is the specialised roomsfor activities like computer classes, media,handywork and music.”Building will be starting shortly but

Lochner wants to ensure parents that therewill be no disruption for the learners.

New jacket for old school

Principal Andrew Lochner, on the existingsports field where the new buildings will beerected. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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LifeguardRichardDamonsgives ahelping handto AllisonGertze duringher kickboardevent onSaturday.PHOTOS: GARYVAN DYK

Byron Baartman (13),from Ravensmead, onhis way to winning hisbackstroke event.

These young girls awaitstarter’s orders for theirevent at the swimminggala.

Family and friends were on hand to cheer on the swimmers and give some valuable support atthe event in Elsies River.

The City of Cape Town’s Sport, Recreationand Amenities Department hosted a com-munity youth swimming gala at the ElsiesRiver Swimming Pool on Saturday.Four teams of 30 children, between the ag-

es of nine and 14, who regularly utilise theParow Valley, Parow North, Elsies Riverand Ruyterwacht swimming pools partici-pated in the event. Their trainingwas facili-tated by lifeguards and swimming pool fa-

cility officers over the past two weeks.This gala forms part of the Sport, Recrea-

tion and Amenities Department’s Learn toSwimprogramme,which is hosted through-out the summer season each year. Swim-ming events like this provide an ideal op-portunity for federations such as WesternProvince Aquatics to identify and harnessfuture talent from the youth who partici-pate in these programmes.

Galas will uncover talent

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Alen Abrahams, from car guard to concerts in a few weeks. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Rocketing from obscurityCan a car guard leap from looking after carsin Long Street to stardom?This Friday that journey could begin for

the Singing Car Guard, Alen Abrahamsfrom Kalksteenfontein who has become abit of a YouTube sensation since his comicrenditions of some famousMichael Jacksontunes caught the attention of the world.This Friday he takes to the stage and the

organisers of the show, Lifestyle Events In-ternational, have dubbed the show “Search-ing for Alen”.Alen and guest artists James Bhemgee,

Karen Kortjé, Lloyd Cele and Melissa Alli-son will be in action at the auditorium ofthe His People Centre at N1 City.The Singing CarGuardwas discovered in

recent months when his YouTube hitsMei-sie, Ek het Stinkblaaie, Pam,Kerrie enDissieEkkie went viral, and 500 000 peoplewatched the videos in the span of only twoweeks.With these songs he adds a spicy local fla-

vour to some international pop hits.

Songbird Alicia Keyes’ Girl on Fire istransformed into the deliciously wicked Ekhet Stinkblaaie whilst Michael Jackson’sBad becomes Pam, a song about Cape Towntransvestites, and Will you be There getsspiced up as Kerrie, a song about a house-hold too poor to have meat in its curry.The concert organisers have gone all out

forAlenwhowill have the privilege of beingbacked up by musical director CamilloLombard’s orchestra.The rest of the evening belongs to some

of South Africa’s greatest artists. JamesBhemgee, Karen Kortjé, Lloyd Cele andMelissa Allison will wow the crowds withtheir hits as well as cover versions.The Searching for Alen concert takes

place on Friday 22March in theMain Audi-torium of the His People Centre at N1 City,Cape Town.Tickets range from R115 to R165. The lat-

ter price applies to seats in the Golden Cir-cle. Tickets are available from Computick-et.

JoeleenBruindersand someof thelearnerswith theirpostersthat havea powerfulmessageagainstrape.PHOTO:GARY VANDYK

Learners have their say on rapeGARY VAN DYK

Learners at Bergsig Primary School in Bon-teheuwel are making their voices heardagainst rape.With recent incidents of abuse and rape

against young people in the news, Grade 6and 7 life orientation teacher Joeleen Bru-inders raised the topic and found out that herlearnerswanted to be part of the fight againstrape, as well as violence against women andchildren.“We first had a class discussionwhere they

eagerly participated,” she says.“They voiced their concerns and could

identifywith the seriousness of howchildrenget violated.“Many of them could also identify that

these things happen in their own communi-ties and that somehowa lot of these incidentsleave scars that last a lifetime.“The learners felt that these emotional

scars take a long time to heal especially be-

cause it is on the inside where their feelingsare not exposed.“A lot of them were also concerned that

young children and seniors are being abusedand taken advantage of”.Bruinders also pointed out how they felt

about their own lives in that they should beable to be free to play and be carefree in theircommunities.“Too many of them live in constant fear

and worry about the criminality that sur-rounds them, and they should not have to beexposed to such treatment.“Another of their concerns was also how

children gets labelled and treated after beingraped.“They feel that sometimes victims get

shunned or mistreated which is not fair asit could happen to anyone without themwanting it to happen. They want this horri-ble things to stop as no one deserves to beabused in such a manner. Children shouldspeak out against this wrong.”

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ANDRÉ BAKKES

South Africans face many challenges on adaily basis, so many tend to switch offwhen they hear about strategies aimed atsecuring the future for our children. Recy-cling is one of those issues.Why shouldwe recycle? Imagine 500 rug-

by fields of rubbish, some already piledabout 30 metres high and some increasingin height about 2,5 metres a day. That isroughly the pictures of the City of CapeTown’s landfills at present.Ward 1’s councillor, Sakkie Pretorius,

feels particularly passionate about recy-cling and urges everyone to get on board.He’s been recycling for years and he claimsit is “absolutely worth the effort”.The City of Cape Town is moving ever

closer to getting residents to recycle theirwaste.During the interview he often quoted out

of the biannual environmental newsletterof the city entitled Enviroworks.It sends out a stark warning, “Waste can

turn the planet on which our grandchil-dren will live into a toxic rubbish dump,”and then defineswaste and how to go aboutdisposing of it.According to him the Bellville, Durban-

ville andKraaifontein areas are a few stepsahead of Parow, Goodwood and surroundsregarding recycling. This is mainly due tothe fact that residents in the latter suburbshave to drive further to recycle (all thewayto themodernKraaifonteinWasteManage-ment Facility).This is the first integratedwastemanage-

ment facility in South Africa and is able tohandle up to a thousand tonnes of waste aday.Pretorius continues: “The idea is that

every homeowner will get a special bin inwhich theywill throwmaterials which canbe recycled. The law will, hopefully soon,force everyone to start recycling. We can-not keep burying our junk. The city’swasteis disposed of in landfill sites, but these arefilling up very fast.”According toEnviroworks it is estimated

that households generate approximately46 % of the waste in the city, industries27 % and the commercial sector 26 %.V For more information on recycling go to www.ca-petown.gov.za/enviroworks.

Recylce beforewe drownin waste

JANA BEKKER

A centre where young, non-violent ex-of-fenders are equipped to be reintegrated intosociety, was “opened” at Vredelust NGKerk in Bellville last week.The concept for Forgiven Ministries, as

the centre is aptly named, was born in 2008and the first assessments were done atGoodwood Correctional Centre in Novem-ber 2012.Young, non-violent, former inmates are

taught skills of entrepreneurship or per-forming arts at the centre. Louise Mar-cham, pastor and founder, said correctionswas a societal responsibility.“Through the initiative of Forgiven Min-

istries’ reintegration centre, it will enableparolees to become lawabiding citizens andpositive role models in their respectivecommunities,” she said.Louise said the reality is that we are liv-

ing in a world with very few role models.“Rolemodels can eithermake or break us,”she said.Louise summarised the concept of prison

byquotingaphrase thatwas re-usedbycon-sulting criminologist Dr LizaGrobler: “It isknown that imprisonment per se does notrehabilitate people, nor does it facilitate theultimate goal of reintegration.“It contributes to the formation of a pris-

on sub-culture within an environment,where social relations are based on surviv-al, violence and hierarchy.“Society should not continue to incarcer-

ate people for (long) periods of time and

then expect them to have transformedthemselves by some miracle.”Louise spoke on recidivism, which is the

habitual relapse into crime.She said it was apparent that the imple-

mentation of the centre would be crucial inbreaking the vicious cycle of crime and re-cidivism in South Africa.”Malcolm Healy, who in 1992 was convict-

ed of car theft and fraud and has been re-leased from prison for 13 and a half years,shared his touching life story and spokeabout life in prison.“Life in prison is very slow. It can take

up to three weeks to go through the processof requesting permission to receive an ironfrom a family member or even two to threeweeks just to get to see a dentist.“The need for re-integration into society

is crucial,” he concluded.

Offenders reintegrated into society

Pastor Louise Marcham, founder of ForgivenMinistries, (a reintegration centre) withMalcolm Healy, a speaker at the opening ofForgiven Ministries. PHOTO: JANA BEKKER

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WP star! AlginFondling (7) fromBishop Lavis, is showingthe world a clean pairof heels! This youngsprinter will once againbe representingWestern Province in thenational championshipsthat will be held inPretoria later this year.The young sprinter, whoattends the Shilohschool in Bellville, willtake part in the 60 and80m events and he ismaking parents Alvinand Simone very proudof his achievements.PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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Children from the centre and teacher, Joy February (left) assist Dee Rees from the SteadmanTrust to officially open the facility. PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

Light at the end of thetunnel for ECD centreGARY VAN DYK

A light has been lit for visually im-paired pre-schoolers in the communi-ty.

Last week The Athlone School for theBlind in Bellville South was proud to an-nounce the opening of their ZisukhanyaEarly Childhood Development Centre forblind and visually impaired pre-schoolers.“Zisukhanya,means tobring light in isiX-

hosa,” said Patricia Scheepers, head of thepsychology department at the school.“By starting this centre we endeavour to

bring light into the minds of the affectedchild from a very early age.“Research has shown that there is a need

for early childhood intervention in educa-tion for children from birth through to sixyears and there is a significant differencein academic success when children are ex-posed to enriched and stimulating environ-ments.

Deprived

“Most of the mainstream ECD centres inour communities are not equipped ortrained to accept childrenwhoaredifferent,as a result the majority of our learners areleft out in their already deprived world.”The ECD Centre is the first of its kind in

the northern suburbs of Cape Town and hasbeen made possible as a result of fundingfrom the Steadman Trust.Currently the centre has an enrolment of

seven visually impaired 3 to 5-year-olds,some of whom have multiple disabilities.

SupportA multidisciplinary team headed by Dr

John Philander is on board to ensure thateach child receives the best possible educa-tional intervention geared towards his spe-cific needs.A parental support programme is also un-

der way to ensure that parents receive thenecessary psychological support and skillsrequired to understand and manage theirchild’s disability.Contact the school on 021 951 7816.

The young learners enjoy their new equipment with teacher, Joy February.

FNBUWC’s goal ofwinning this year’sVarsi-ty Shield is back on track after a resounding36-13 victory away to FNBUKZN Impi in Pie-termaritzburg on Monday evening.It was the Cape side’s first away win this

season, and the triumph lifted UWC fromfourth spot to second on the log, putting themin good stead to qualify for the final againstlog leaders CUT Ixias on 1 April.UWC will look to seal their place in the fi-

nal when they host fourth-placed FNB UFHin their last game at UWC Sports Stadium onMarch 25.At theUniversity ofKwaZulu-Natal’s Peter

Booysen Sports Park, UWC came out withguns blazing with centre Justin McKay tou-ching down early in the first half.Flyhalf FreddieMuller converted and then

scored a drop-goal to make it 10-0 after 15 mi-nutes.The Impi responded with prop Sizwe Khu-

beka scoring a try, converted by JuandreSmall.Peter De Villiers’ side were not done

though, andMcKay scoredhis second try andMuller knocked over the extra two points tomake it 18-8 going to the break.After half time UWC were more determi-

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dre Small but Muller dashed their hopeswhen he scored a penalty to make it 28-13.Kenwin Weiner sealed the bonus point for

the visitors with the last try of the game andMuller kept his 100% conversion.

UWC set sights on Shield final

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the cause.Down Syndrome International is calling pe-ople to wear lots of socks on Thursday (21March 2013) to raise awareness on World

DownSyndromeDay (WDSD).Hiram took this a step furtherand for the next year, he willbe wearing two different co-loured shoes on stage.Hiram recently launched hissolo career at Jamrock Thea-tre and says there is alreadyan album in the pipeline.V To find out more about him, visit

www.hiramkoopman.weebly.com. To book Hiram,email [email protected] For more information about Down Syndrome Awa-reness Day, visit www.worlddownsyndromeday.org.To find out more about the Faith Fund, go towww.faithfund.co.za.V Hiram is on the Orange Couch this week, with hisdifferent coloured shoes, to perform the song, “Oli-via”. Visit www.tygerburger.co.za to watch the video.

LOUISA STEYL

After supporting some of the biggest localmusic names, saxophonist, Hiram Koop-man, is now striking out on his own.Hiramgot his first sax, a gift fromhis father,when he was just 11 years old.“I had the opportunity to play with my dadandmy granddad,” he says proudly. He star-ted playing regularly at church and says:“It’s a good place to grow.”He went on to start playing jazz with diffe-rent artists, before moving on to writing hisown music.Over the years, Hiram has played with eve-ryone fromWikus van der Merwe, to Benja-min Dube and Elvis Blue. He is also a mem-ber of Take Note, Emo Adam’s band.“I always wanted to be a musician,” Hiramsays, adding that being able to play with dif-ferent musicians has broadened his musicalinfluences, which he says is reflected in hissolo work.Hiram would much rather talk about hiscommunity work though, and the causes heis evidently passionate about.He is an ambassador for theFaith Fund, an organisationrun by Beyers Truter of Bey-erskloof, that deals with edu-cating farm workers aboutFoetal Alcohol Syndrome(FAS) andhelping those alrea-dy affected by FAS.“It was started to help thesechildren,” Hiram says, poin-ting out that there are very few educationfacility for children with FAS.“It’s something that you can prevent and wejust try to help them and put facilities in pla-ce,” Hiram says.Another cause close to his heart is DownSyndrome awareness. He wrote the song“Olivia” for a child born into his familywithDown Syndrome to help draw attention to

V Chris Chameleon is vanaand (Woensdag)in Die Boer in Druk ’n Eier te sien. R130. Be-spreek by 021 979 1911 of 083 406 0111.

V Andries Vermeulen doen ’n DVD-opnamevan sy vertoning, Want hy vertel so Lekke,in die Jamrock-teater op Donderdag. R110.Bespreek by 021 981 1313 of [email protected].

V Shannon Hope and Dividable Grand willbe at Seaside Blues in Melkbos on Thursdayfor their Come Together tour. R80. Call 021553 2615 to book.

V Nianell is Donderdag en Vydag in Die Boer.R130. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of 083 4060111.

V Those were the days a tribute show byVernon Barnard and his All Fun band, is onat Jamrock Theatre on Saturday. R90. Call021 981 1313 or email [email protected] to book.

V Volbring, ’n Paasproduksie met Alwenavan der Vyfer en Kharizma is Saterdagaanden Sondagmiddag in Die Boer te sien. R90.Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of 083 406 0111.

V Blue Steel will be at the Fuzzbox at Killar-ney Club House on Sunday from 13:00. Therewill be a cash bar and food on sale. R50. Call083 261 6338 or email [email protected] to book.

V Blues Broers will be at Bertie’s Mooring inGordon’s Bay on Sunday from 18:00. Entran-ce is free. Please Call 021 856 3343 to book.

V Radio Kalahari Orkes is Maandagaand inDie Boer te sien. R120. Bespreek by 021 9791911 of 083 406 0111.

V Gemengde Vrugte, ’n skerpskerts-verto-ning is Dinsdag in Die Boer met Kobus Galloway, June Prins, Werner Smit, Francoisvan As en Ronnie Victor. R75. Bespreek by021 979 1911 of 083 406 0111.

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“There will always be an uplifting messagein my music.”

So says young Tony Joshua, or Tony J ashe as known on stage. He will be sharing hisgospelmessage at theBellville CivicTheatrefrom 26 to 28 March whenhe performs his Great Iam concert.

Tony Richards was rai-sed in Villiersdorp, befo-re moving to Bellville in2005.

He finished his highschool career in CapeTown, and went on to joingospel bands like Prophe-tic Joy and Restoration.

He describes his child-hood as tough, and it wasat a ladies’ tea he was per-forming at that he met Marcia Willoughby,who decided to take him on as a child afterreceiving a word of knowledge from theLord.

Marcia owns Jukelo Entertainment andthe companyenrolledhimatRianaVanWykMusic School.

“There’s a lot of young artists with talent,

but they don’t have the financial backup,”Tony says, adding that Jukelo opened manydoors for him.

Last year Tony won seven trophies in theStar Search Talent competition and also re-leased his first single, “Life in Reward”.

Since then, he has shared the stage withbig names likeNevilleD andIdols winner, Karin Kortjieand his songs are playing onChristian radio stationsacross the country.

For his Great I Am con-cert, Tony will be perfor-ming with a full band. Tic-kets for the show cost R120and include bus transportfrom various pick up pointsaround Cape Town, a snackbox and a copy of Tony Jo-shua’s CD. To book call 021913 1416.

Tony’s new single “Life in Reward” can bedownloaded from his Facebook Page; TonyJor at www.reverbnation.com under TonyJ.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V One reader can win a set of tickets to the concert,as well as a Tony Joshua CD. Visit www.tygerbur-ger.co.za to enter.

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Jack theGiant Slayerwill be released at Ster-Kinekor CapeGate, Tyger Valley, Bayside,N1 City and Parow on Friday.

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Byron Clarke and Die Barheid get youngsters in a groove at a warm-upevent in Leonsdale.

HipHop for peaceand unityGARY VAN DYK

Hip-Hoppers will be doing theirthing for Peace, Love and Unityon Saturday.The Elsies River Peace, Love

and Unity Hip-hop park jam isan ever growing presence, en-gaging with the community inthe peoples very own tongue.Organizer of the event, Ce-

drick Flandorp, better knownas Bix-C, is very excited aboutthe event and says that it sensa-tionalizes true original Capeto-nian talent in its entity.“It creates a platform to show-

case Cape Town’s undeniable,organic and unbelievably greatHip-Hop talent,” he said.“Hip-Hoppers come together

from all over the Western Capeto share their music, to mer-chandise their products and tospread a positive messagethrough this art form we callHip-Hop.”He added that from past

events more young people wereinspired and got involvedthrough the message of peace,love and unity that this eventinspires.“For example, it inspired mo-

re young people to pick up ami-crophone instead of a gun, to ex-press themselves through Hip-Hop which led them to thefundamentals of achieving a po-sitive potential in themselvesthrough respect, self-disciplineand self-knowledge ofwhat theycan achieve.“This is essential to grow bet-

ter individuals and to become

true role models in society,exactly the change our commu-nity needs.”He has joined forces with

Denroy “Die Barheid” Barendz,an undeniable Hip-Hop sensati-on and Byron Clarke, a SAMA(South African Music Award)nominee to take this event to acompletely new level with thehelp of Levi Arendse, Elton Oli-ver Swagger as well as Rhythmand Rhyme.“Apart from making good

music we have a great passionfor making a positive change inour community,” he continues.“Our focus point is to bring

all hip-hoppers fromall over theWestern Cape, together with El-sies River to unite as one and toexperience this one of its kindevent.“To deliver peace, to spread

love and to create hope, as awayout from all the issues we allface daily. All this through theart form of Hip-Hop!”Other acts that will be in acti-

on include Naydonna (Belhar);Cream (Kuils River); MC Cole(Kuils River), Chella83 (Bonte-heuwel); BixC (Elsies Rivier);DJ Hearing Aid (Kuils River);Dj Earl scratch (Uct radio104.5fm) DJ Kitty; and HemelBesem (Worcester).The event is free and you can

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APPRENTICESBasic Salary: R69 368 p.a. • Ref. No. ES 33/13

Requirements: • A minimum of an NTC III technical qualification (Electrical Trade Theory,Mathematics, Engineering Science and any fourth subject) with Matric and English ORTechnical Matric (Grade 12 – English, Electrical Trade Theory, Mathematics, Physical Scienceand Technical Drawing) OR full NCV 4 (Electrical) • A real interest in the electrical field • A validdriver’s licence (preferably Code C1 – old Code 10) will be recommended

An application form MUST be completed when applying. These are available from:• 2nd Floor, Cape Town Civic Centre • Unit H, Electricity Training Centre, Maitland • Room19, Block A2, Bloemhof Centre Parow Electricity Depot • Parow Electricity Depot, No 1Jean Simonis Street, Parow (Mr S Olderwagen) • Wynberg Electricity Distribution Depot, offRosmead Avenue, Wynberg (Mr P Cox)

Enquiries: (021) 593-4642

The completed prescribed application form, as well as certified copies of yourqualifications, driver’s licence and Identity Document, must be delivered by handat the Human Resources Employment Counter, 2nd Floor, Tower Block, Civic Centre,12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town. No faxed or e-mailed applications will beconsidered.

Closing Date: 29 March 2013

Please quote the reference number of the vacancy in all communications. Certifiedcopies of qualifications must be available on request. Visit our website atwww.capetown.gov.za/careers No late applications will be considered.

If no notification of appointment is received within three months of the closingdate, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.

CITY OF CAPE TOWNThe City promotes and applies the principles of employmentequity. People with disabilities are encouraged to apply

SALES REPSREQUIREDNo previous salesexperience needed

Free Training ProvidedBASIC

COMMISSIONTRAVEL

ALLOWANCEINCENTIVES

CONTACT:021 930 8491021 200 8437

[email protected] Voortrekker Road, ParowTerms & Conditions Apply

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Bouwerk

Building

Construction

AANBOUINGSEN NUWE HUISE

NHBRCGEREGISTREERD021 820 4337, 082 2999 111

Asook Vibracretemuurverhogings, Carports en

"paving".

ALLE BOUWERKMotorhuise, braaikamers,afdakke, lê van teëls,Vibacretemure en

verhogings, loodgieterswerk,vervanging van hout enstaalrame met aluminium.Skakel( 083 725 8591 /021 904 4854 naure.

PLANS DRAWN.DRAMAT THE DRAFTSMAN

( 021 952 7800 / 078 264 5484

Vibracrete Walls & Paving.(021 392 1433/083 539 5478

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Binnenshuisdienste

HomeServices

Interior

BIC kitchen & bedrooms.( 021 952 5374 / 079 692 4877

BLINDS & CURTAINS.All types. Free quotes.021 371 8627 / 082 516 0030

BLINDS: Vertical, Venetion& wooden. Discount onimmediate orders.Free telephonic quotes.( 021 592 0426 /071 574 8102

CARPET & UPHOLSTERYcleaning, 95% dry.Phone 021 9054529 or021 9054247 / 072 832 1388

CARPETS, etc CLEANING021 592 0626/082 428 7163

INGEBOUDE KOMBUIS ENKAMERKASTE

Mededingende pryse.Bel Weston by( 078 972 8261.

J & C ALUMINIUMAluminium doors, windowframes + glass fitted, slidingdoors, shower doors &shopfronts, enclosures &

repairs. Carports as well. Allwork fitted & made of veryhigh quality. 20 years exp.

( Sheldon Rinquest079 817 1092/ 021 952 3965 a.h

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Buitenshuisdienste

HomeServices

Exterior

GARAGE DOORS& automation.076 523 0306

TAR AND PAVING079 289 6737

VIBRACRETE EXTENSION074 321 9215 / 021 820 4384

VIBRACRETEMURELos materiaal vir "DIY".

( 021 905 7820 k.u.

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Reparasies/Allerlei

Repairs/

Miscellaneous

FRIDGEREGASSING

(Labour + gas incl. R180)(083 330 1625

*All jobs done at home!!!

REWINDING OF ALLELECTRICAL MOTORS.And repairs on washingmachines, stoves &microwaves.( 021 905 3547

108

Geld/lenings

Money/Loans

Waiting forPension/package payouts?

SMS or send“please call me” 082 301 7856

Ph: 0860 105 546

A BRIDGING LOAN?

ARE U WAITINGon a Pension/ Provident/

Package / Lumpsum Payout?Cash same day. Sms/Call:Chantal 076 886 7655

BRIDGING CASHwhile waiting for:

PENSION /PACKAGE

Tel: 021 949 0930/1/2

Payout (lumpsum only)Cash same day

LOANSR3 000 R150 000

Blacklisted welcome.Garnishees welcome.Cell: 071 762 0362 /

071 772 6630Fax: 086 724 5130

LOANS? No problem, I'llhelp. Anthea( 072 086 8029.

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Vervoer en Berging

Moving&Storage

4 TON Truck with driver forhire from R900. 084 397 2144

1148

Rommelverwydering

Rubble Removal

ROMMEL VERWYD. Boutuin motorhuis. 083 766 1792

EIENDOMME

166

Huise teHuur

Houses to Let

ROOSENDAL/ DELFTWendy house to rent. R1 500p.m. Call 074 235 4444

167

Huise te Koop

Houses for Sale

Bellville SouthR420 000 Inspan Str. Pricereduced!! 4 bedr. house,

needs TLC.

Rosdale/ E.RiverR550 000 3 bedrooms

house, massive yard close toall amenities.

SELLERS we are in need ofstock please call: Theresa021 951 5929 / 082 077

3270THERESA`S PROPERTIES

BONTHEUWELR350 000

2 beds., tiled lounge, tiledkitchen, bathroom, toilet,garage, granny flat.

Call 082 678 1044

SYDNEY VALE /Bishop Lavis5 bedrooms. R595 000.021 934 2344/083 954 0191

171

Woonstelle te Huur

Flats to Let

Blackheath DailyBeskikbaar vanaf 2 April.Dep. R2 500 + R2 500 p.m.

Kontak Heinrich072 185 5135

1791

OumaWoonstelle

Granny Flats

RAVENSMEADOumawoonstel beskikb.

Onmiddelik. Slegs jong getroude paar. R2 400 p.m. + Dep.

Skakel 076 940 1676

BESIGHEID

194

SakeGeleenthede

Business

Opportunities

100 Sh'zen CONSULTANTSNeeded. Be selfmotivated toearn extra income.Call: 082 444 9699

WELLNESS company needspeople to be selfemployed.Training provided. Dare todream. Be your own boss.Call 083 650 1004.www.moretolife.co.za

TALENT

401

Algemeen

General Vacancies

20 AGENTS NEEDEDTable charm( 021 908 3121

AVONAGENTE BENODIGVanaf 15% tot 30%

kommissie.( 021 910 2747 / 073 227 1034

AVONAGENTE BENODIGElsies, Delft, Bellville,Belhar & Bishop Lavis.

Kommissie + gratis geskenke.Sms naam en adres na

083 405 0511 of 074 369 8091

Home Care/Advanced Home CareNursing Courses.

Free First Aid/Child Care.Register Now!!Tel. 021 838 2728

402

Admin/Klerkliks

Admin/Clerical

Admin Clerk(Parow)

* Female 22 30 yrsold* Good telephone &communication skills* Computer experience

(Excel, Word, BasicPastel)* Work well in a team* 5 days per week* Salary R4 500* Start 02/04/2013.

Email CV toaccounts@

securawindow.co.za

412

Hare/Skoonheid

Hair/Beauty

HAIRSTYLISTrequired

Call 072 373 4147

QUALIFIED BEAUTYTHERAPIST Req.Call 074 436 5559

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Jobs

Gevestigde Transportmaatskappyin Bellville wag vir aansoeke om die

volgende vakante poste:1. Vragmotor bestuurders

(Code C of EC1) met geldige PDP2. Algemene arbeiders

(General workers)Kandidate moet vry wees van enige

kriminele oortredings, sobergewoontes en bereid wees om buite

die Kaapse skiereiland te reis.Kontakbare verwysings is 'n vereiste,

asook eie vervoer na en van diewerksplek. Streng keuringvereistes

is van toepassing.Vir verdere navrae kontak kantoor,

MaandagVrydag gedurendekantoorure op 021 948 0105.

ANSTEA'SUNISEX HAIRSALON

ANSTEA'SUNISEX HAIRSALON

10 FRIESLAND STREET

BELVIENIE ESTATE

TEL: 071 446 0217 OR 076 970 8992

TRADING HOURS

MON - FRI 09H00 till 18H00

SAT 07H00 till 15H00

COME AND POPA BALOON ONTHE END OFMONTH AND

GET A FREE GIFT

WASH @ BLOW FROM R45

WASH, CUT & BLOW FROM R75

TREATMENT FROM R85

TINTS FROM R120

CRAZY WINTER SPECIALSCRAZY WINTER SPECIALS

Dienste-Gids

Dienste-Gids

CM-DIENSTE-29/11-MAC

foto: Visi

ABSOLUTE BARGAINSUMMERVILLEKUILS RIVER

2 bedr. from R499 000 (excl.)3 bedr. from R599 000 (excl.)

Move in 3 months from date of purchase. Good, secure living.

KUILS RIVER / VREDELUSTFrom R599 000

Contact Granville 021 906 4768 /072 573 1199

www.gaphousing.co.zaGAP HOUSING

ATTENTIONGOV. WORKERS!

URGENT SALES 2013!

Blackheath/AustinvilleR750 000 Lovely family home, 3beds., 2 baths., big upstairs lounge+ family room, double garage on

enclosed plot.R770 000 Empty, imm. avail!!!Spacious 3 beds. home, with sep.

flatlet. Carport for 2 cars.

Sellers, I urgently need morehouses for interested buyers in

Gaylee & Dennemere.

Call or SMS IRMA(082 318 9358 or 021 903 6631

OLYMPIC ESTATESATTENTION

GOV. WORKERS!URGENT SALES 2013!

Blue Downs / Tuscany GlenR495 000 On doorstep of school!Perfect for young couple! 2 beds.,

lam. floors, fully enclosed,approved plans to extend!

MALIBU VILLAGER390 000 Cute 2 bedr. home,encl. plot with starter gar. Bonus:Very big wendy house in yard.Sellers, I urgently need morehouses in Eerste River &

Blue Downs!!

CAll or SMS IRMA(082 318 9358 or 021 903 6631

OLYMPIC ESTATES

14 GEKLASSIFISEERDCLASSIFIEDS


EERSTERIVERSTRATFORD GREEN

BLUE DOWNSMALIBU VILLAGE

BLUE DOWNSMALIBU VILLAGE

3 bedrooms, double lock-up carport,large plot

2 bedrooms, corner plot

4 bedroom family home, 2 bathrooms,lounge, dining room, plus granny flat

R425 000

R290 000

R550 000

Shop 38Grand Central Centre

Plein Street, EersteriverOffice number and email:

[email protected]

EERSTERIVER CONDOR PARKR490 000

DELFT LEYDENR270 000

Neat and modern, 3or 4 bedrooms, fitted

kitchen, 2 livingareas, carport,

enclosed

[email protected]

084 0330 382/021 902 0753

Spacious 3bedroom familyhome. Safe andsecure. Double

garage.to schools.

[email protected]

084 0330 382/021 902 0753

Marais 27.02.13

BLUE DOWNS HILLCRESTR450 000

BLUE DOWNS MALIBU VILLAGER480 000

KRAAIFONTEIN BERDINO HEIGHTSR330 000

DELFT ROOSENDALR330 000

3 bedrooms with BIC,shower and bath, BIC inkitchen, enclosed bigyard with garage door.Close to shops and

amenities

[email protected]

HENDRIK PIETERSE071-839-5128/021-902-0753

Large 3 bedrooms,lock-up garage, fullyenclosed property

[email protected]

MARTIN073-166-9788/021-902-0753

Neat 2 bedrooms,central, close topublic transport

[email protected]

MARTIN073-166-9788/021-902-0753

2 bedrooms, carport,storeroom, goodarea, large plot,close to schools

[email protected]

MARTIN073-166-9788/021-902-0753

EERSTERIVERHAMILTON PLACE

DELFTVOORBRUG

3 bedrooms, enclosed

4 bedrooms, large fitted kitchen,garage for 4 cars

[email protected]

R370 000

R320 000

NICO084-0330-382/021-902-0753

EERSTERIVER ELECTRIC CITYR695 000

4 families – one bond3 bedrooms, en-suite,fitted kitchen, loungeand dining room.

Parking for 4 cars and 2granny flatsto schools.

[email protected]


EERSTERIVER ELECTRIC CITYR380 000

2 bedrooms, nicekitchen with BIC, hugeplot, very neat, lots of

extras

[email protected]


EERSTERIVER SOMERSET HEIGHTSR570 000

Large 4 bedroomfamily home, fitted

kitchen, 2 bathrooms,carport for 2 cars

[email protected]

MARTIN073-166-9788/021-902-0753

BELHAR PENTEC3 beds., f.f.kitchen, en suite,

d.garage. R549 000

DELFTN2 Gateway. 2 beds., lounge.

R165 000

BONTEHEUWEL2 beds., f.f.kitchen, garage,

laundry. R379 000

NOOIGEDAGHT3 beds., f.f.kitchen, jacuzzi/

R469 000

EERSTE RIVERPARK VILLAGE Make an offer! 3plots plus 13 roomed house. Price

neg.

HELP! HOUSES WANTED.Sellers we have qualified buyers inall areas. For a free valuation and

advice phone us first!

Ronnie 021 952 0394 /073 274 6668

PROPERTY KING

BELHAR R750 000(ABDS 0106) 3 beds., lam.floors, lounge, modern tiled fittedkitchen with melamine countertops, bathr. (sep. toilet), garagewith burglar bars. Corner plot.

BELHAR / SELFHELPR580 000 (ABDS 0076) 3 tiledbeds. (b.i.c. & MES). Spac. tiledlounge (aircon). Diningr. (lam.floors), tiled f.f.kitch (oven, stove,b.i.c), bathr., entertainment roomwith braai area. Gar. (parking for 4cars). Sec., b.bars & sec gates.FREE VALUATIONS IN ALL

AREAS.Contact SAMAD 082 691 6841 /

021 931 9265OFFICE hours: 09:00 17:00Use references to view pictures:

www.abdusprop.co.za

BLUE DOWNS / HILLCRESTR580 000 incl. 3 bedr., m.e.s., allb.i.c., lounge/dining r., fam. bathr.+ toilet in one, f.f. kitchen, fullyburglar barred, automated

irrigation system, alarm linked toyour cellphone. Paved driveway,double remote control carport,

double garage, yard fully enclosed.FOREST HEIGHTS R600 000 neg.4 bedr., 2 bathr., fireplace in

lounge, kitchen with b.i.c., tandemgarage, large fully enclosed yard.

MITCHELLS PLAINEASTRIDGE R290 000 neg.Maisonette, 3 bedr., fam. bathr. +toilet, kitchen, lounge/dining r.,yard enclosed.TAFELSIG R350 000 neg.3 bedr., fam. bathr. + toilet,lounge/dining r., f.f. kitchen, fullyburglar barred and alarm system,garage + carport, yard enclosed.RENTAL: FOREST HEIGHTS3 bedr., m.e.s., f.f. kitchen, lounge,dining r., garage, fam. bathr.R5 500 p.m.

For further and more, contact:MARTIN SMIT, 084 580 8346 OR

021 904 4906 (a.h.)

BLUE DOWNS/HILLCRESTR570 000 (ABDS 0111)

3 bedr., (b.i.c., m.e.s.), kitchen,stove, oven, extractor fan. Tileddining r. + lounge. Laundry. Bathr.+ sep. toilet. Single garage.

A must see.BLUE DOWNS/THE CONIFERSR645 000 (ABDS 0103). 4 bedr.,(3 with b.i.c.), tiled lounge, diningroom, fully fitted kitchen (b.i.c.),

tiled TV r. with builtin braai, doublegarage. Secured with burglar bars.

Stunning corner house.Located in a quiet area.

FREE VALUATIONSIN ALL AREAS.

Contact ZARA, 082 581 2400 /021 931 9265

OFFICE hours: 09:00 17:00Use references to view pictures:

www.abdusprop.co.za

EERSTE RIVER / FORESTVILLAGE R480 000

SPACIOUS FAMILYHOME

3 beds. with b.i.c. in main bed.,open plan kitchen + lounge tiledfloor, tiled bathr. with bath, basin &loo. Tiled ensuite with shower,basin & loo. Study, enclosed

carport for 2 cars, extra parking for2 cars. Web ref: 301244329Priscilla Volkwyn 082 435 1106

INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY GROUPINTERNATIONAL PROPERTY GROUP

RE/MAX Property AssociatesGlengarry 021 981 7272

www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za

ICONFAIRDALE: R380 000 (Web Ref.510) 3 spac. bedr., lounge, dining,TV room, main bedr., big en suite,kitchen, parking for 1 car.Park Village: ±R350 000 (Web Ref.507) 3 bedr., neat, tidy lounge,secure parking, kitchen.Blueberry Hill: R380 000 (Web Ref.509) 3 bedr., lounge, kitchen,family bathroon, en suite.Eersteriver: R550 000 (Web Ref.504) 740m² plot, 3 bedr., oppositestation, great for business.2 x Sunbird Park: R240 000 (WebRef. 476), R260 000 (Web Ref.515) 500 m² vacant corner plot.Sunbird Park: R399 000 (Web Ref.502) Big granny flat. 3 bedr.,lounge, fam. bathr., 500 m² plot.The Hague/Delft: R160 000 (WebRef. 514) 1 bedr., lounge, 231 m²plot, kitchen, full bathroom.Stellendale: R599 000 (Web Ref.513) 2 bedr., bathr., lnge, f. kitch.Ravensmead: R440 000: 2 bedr.,lnge, dining r., lnge, kitch., stove,oven, tandem gar., bathr. redone.

Office: 021 903 8055Gary: 076 696 2403Melissa: 072 057 5753www.iconipgroup.co.za

GAYLEE /BLACKHEATHR700 000

SPACIOUS SEMIMODERNFAMILY HOME

4 beds., diningr., lounge, kitchen,entertainment room with bar, 2

baths., granny flat, double garage.Needs a little Tender Love & Carebut with hard work it will pay off.CLIVE BLOWS 072 225 8519

RE/MAX Property AssociatesGlengarry, 021 981 7272


Making Your DreamHome A Reality

KRAAIFONTEINBelmont Park • R699 000Excellent Buy: 3 beds with 2

carports.

KUILS RIVERHighbury Park•R500 0003Bedr with Single Garage.

BLACKHEATHAustinville • R740 000

Spacious 3 beds with flatlet.

EERSTE RIVERSilwood Heights • R350 000

2 Beds on large plot.

BUYING OR SELLINGCONTACT:

TANSWELL DAVIDSE084 032 7505

MONTANA R850 000(ABDS0096) 4 bedr. (b.i.c.,

m.e.s.) 2 lounges. Fully fitted mod.kitch. 2 granny flats (bachelorpads). D. garage. 589 m².CHARLESVILLE R1 100 000

(ABDS0136) 4 spac. bedr. (b.i.c.,m.e.s.) Spac. tiled lounge (fireplace), d. room. F. f. mod. kitch.,3 bathr. Sparkling swimming pool.Tandem gar. Secured (alarm).

BELHAR/EXT. 16 R300 000 neg.(ABDS0137) 3 bedr. Fitted kitch.Lnge, bathr., sep. toilet. Spac.yard. Carport. Must be viewed!ELSIES RIVER/EUREKA ESTATE

R420 000 neg.(ABDS0138) 3 bedr., lnge., kitch.(b.i.c.), tiled bathr., sep. toilet, encl.yard. Carport. Very quiet area.Contact EDDIE for free valuations081 460 3560 / 021 931 9265OFFICE HOUR: 09:00 17:00

Use references to view pictures onwww.abdusprop.co.za

ICONONS SAL U HUIS

VERKOOPBel nou of stuur 'nSMS, ons bel jou!Dennemere, Highbury Park,Austenville, Highbury, Belhar,Kuilsrivier, Eersterivier,Greenfields, Bonteheuwel,

Silversands, Eureka Estate, ParkVillage, Fairdale, Delft, Gaylee.Elsies River, Ravenesmead,

Clarke Estate.

Kantoor: 021 903 8055Gary: 076 696 2403

Melissa: 072 057 5753www.iconipgroup.co.za

SELL YOUR HOMEWITH THE

PROFESSIONALS,SELL WITH RE/MAX

. Many people lose their homestoday, because they do not seekPROFESSIONAL ADVICE.. Do you find it difficult to pay yourbond/or have fallen in arrears?. I can assure you that I willprovide you with aPROFESSIONAL marketing planbacked with many years ofproperty experience to sell yourproperty.. Are you thinking of selling?. FREE market assessment todetermine the CURRENT VALUEof your home.

CLIVE BLOWS, 072 225 8519

RE/MAX Property AssociatesGlengarry, 021 981 7272


ICONWELKOM AAN

MANDY BREDA BY ONS SPAN!!

BONTEHEUWEL R350 0003 Bedr. Maisonette, Lounge,Kitchen, Double Carport, F/ Bthrm+ Incomplete Granny Flat (needswork)

Mandy benodig huise in die volgende areas: Forest Village, ForestHeights, Delft, Blackheath &

Eersteriver.

Ernstige verkopers mag bel vir 'ngratis waardasie van hul eiendom.Mandy Breda 078 285 0276www.iconipgroup.co.za

15SPORTSPORT


Vat so, Blitsbok! Keanan Dick (UWK) probeer Stephan Dippenaar van die Blitsbokkeafstamp tydens ’n oefensessie verlede week. Dit was ’n rare geleentheid vir die manne vandie UWK om saam met Paul Treu se troepe te oefen. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

John Persents, from Belhar, will be board-ing a plane to London later this year, to takepart in the major marathon there.As part of an on-going commitment to cre-

ating meaningful change in the lives ofSouth Africans, leading financial servicesprovider, Virgin Money, will send Persentsand two other lucky runners to London toparticipate in the 2013 Virgin LondonMara-thon.This charitable initiative, undertaken in

conjunction withRunner’s Worldmagazine,will give these talented athletes, handpicked from underprivileged communities,the chance to demonstrate their skills ononeof the world’s biggest stages.Over and above being one of the most pop-

ular fixtures on the global marathon calen-dar, The Virgin London Marathon, whichtakes place on 21 April 2013, is also theworld’s largest charity event. Thousands ofparticipants from around the globe are en-couraged to run in support of a chosen chari-ty,with this forminganobligatory conditionof entry.It was this charitable spirit that inspired

Virgin Money’s decision to create life-changing opportunities for local runners.“The change that can come about as a re-

sult of an event like this is momentous, andwe really wanted to play our part in extend-ing this goodwill on a local level,” explainsHeidie Aitken, brand manager of VirginMoney.“Rather than running a lucky draw style

competition as we did in 2011, we decided toembrace the essence of the event this year,and offer opportunities to those who mightnever have been able to participate other-wise.”This will be the first major international

marathon for Khubulani Zondo, John Perse-nts and Meshack Ndhlovu, who were select-

ed from running clubs around the countrybased on the strength of their written moti-vations.John Persents, who hails from Belhar in

Cape Town, looks to use this opportunity toinspire fellow athletes in his own communi-ty.“Being part of the VirginMoney teamwill

helpme to showmy fellow runners that any-thing is achievablewithhardwork anddedi-cation,” says Persents, who coaches would-be runners in his community, including histwo sons.“The London Marathon is every runner’s

dream, and it’s important for those of us indisadvantaged communities to know thatdreams can come true.”

Marathon of alifetime soon

John Persents, is ready to take on the streetsof London.

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Die Tyger Run/Walk wat deur Radio Tygerberg, TygerBurger en die Tygervallei-winkelsentrumaangebied word, vind môre (Donderdag) plaas op die Meerendal-wynlandgoed. Duisende gaandie halfmarathon, 10 km-wingerdroete of 5 km-pretstap aandurf. Dié TygerBurger-personeelledese tekkies is ingetrap vir die uitdaging. Hulle is Cecilia Hume (adjunk-redakteur), Jana Bekker(joernalis), Carina Roux (fotograaf) en Louisa Steyl (vermaakjoernalis). FOTO: LEON STEENKAMP

Slaggereed vir die groot uitdaging

Die Suid-Afrikaanse Baanfietsry-kam-pioenskapsbyeenkoms vind van 27tot 31 Maart in die Bellville-Velodro-

me plaas.Die Westelike Provinsie was die afgelopedrie jaar die toppresteerder by dié byeen-koms en is nie van plan om sy kroon af testaan nie.Met die Olimpiese ryer, Bernard Ester-huizen, wat in aksie sal wees in die naelry-wedrenne, en dieWP se huidige voorste na-elryer, Jeanne Nell (Team Intellibus), watop stryk is, word daar na uitstekende fiets-ry uitgesien.

SkouspelagtigDie verdedigende kampioen, Jean Smith(Bellville CC), is beslis nie van plan om sytitel maklik af te staan nie en hy en JeanneNell, beide van die WP, het die afgelope 12maande vele skouspelagtige wedrenne op-gelewer, met gewoonlik slegs sentimetersverskil tussen die wenner en verloorder.In die langafstand-items word daar ’ngroot stryd verwag tussen Evan Carstens(Nuwater) en Nolan Hoffman (Tasol GT).Beide hierdie ryers het getoon dat hulle wê-reldklas-ryers is. Nolan is ook die 2012-wen-ner van die silwermedalje in die bondel-wedren by diewêreldbyeenkoms,met Evanwat getoon het dat hy nie bereid is om virenigiemand terug te staan nie.Wat vanjaar verder spesiaal maak, is diefeit dat voorsiening gemaak is vir ’n afde-ling vir parapleë om deel te neem.Suid Afrika is een van die voorste landein paraplegiese baanfietsry en gewoonlik

neem die ryers slegs in die buiteland deel.

GunstelingIn die vroue-afdeling moet MaroesjkaMatthee geag word as die groot gunstelingin nie net die naelry-afdeling nie, maar ookdie langafstand-items. Sy is tans goed opdreef in die afgelope padwedren-seisoen. Syis as algehele wenner gekroon en het al diebaanwedrenne oor die afgelope 12 maandeoorheers.Die twee groot hoogtepunte van die by-eenkoms moet die spanagtervolging en diespannaelrit wees.In die spanagtervolging word ’n strydverwag tussen Nuwater, Tasol GT en TeamIntellibus, die huidige WP-kampioene indie item. Al hierdie spanne is uitstekend enhet baie gesweet om vanjaar as die SA kam-pioene gekroon te word.

AandagDie spannaelrit moet geag word as diewedren wat die meeste aandag sal trek.Bellville CC, die huidige WP-kampioene, istans die gunsteling om met die kroon wegte stap.Team Intellibus is egter nie van plan omdit op ’n skinkbord vir hulle te gee nie, mettopryers soos Jeanne Nell, Morne vanGreuning (bronsmedalje-wenner by die2012-meesterswêreldbyeenkoms) en ShanePheiffer (voormalige junior kampioen) isdit een van die wedrennewat die die afgelo-pe 12 maande vir die meeste opwinding ge-sorg het.Die aksie begin daagliks om 09:00.

BAANFIETSRY: STRAWWE STRYD VERWAG

WP wil wéérkroon dra

THOMAS CAROLUS

The 2013 Metropolitan Premier Cup takesplace from 27March to 1April, at Erica Parkin Belhar, with Ajax Cape Town once againthe favourites to march off with the crown.The competition has grown from humblebeginnings into a global event.AjaxCTare desperate to shed a reputationfor falling short when it matters most, ha-ving failed to justify their favourites tag in

the last four editions. The last time theywonit was in 2008 when they beat BloemfonteinCeltic 6-0 in the the final.Just what effect this pressure to win willhave on the the UrbanWarriors this year re-mains to be seen, but there must be a fearwithin their camp that could be stifling.This is a side that has in the past not per-formed well when under pressure and theadded attention at this tournament mightfeed more into their insecurities and self-

doubt.The team’s coach is anxious for his teamto get off to a flying start against BelharSpurs, with powerful Harmony Academy,and Atlantis Leeds to follow.In a way, despite their poor form in thelead up to the competition, Spurs probablypresent the greatest threat to theUrbanWar-riors due to their home advantage.Ajax Cape Town have the ability, but havenot looked convincing since their excellent

run in 2008. Certainly they have the squadtowin, and go into this tournament as favou-rites. Harmony Academy blow hot and coldthese days, while Leeds United are goingthrough a rebuilding phase. TransnetSchool of Excellence look good on paper buthave a tendency to self-destruct, and theybattle for results.Cape Town All Stars are dangerous butshould be nomatch if EngenSantos cankeepup their level high.

Ajax Cape Town favourites to take home crown

SAREL BURGER

Die Universiteit Wes-Kaapland is goedgeplaas om vir die tweede agtereenvol-gende jaar as die tweedaagse kampioenin die WP se top-krieketliga gekroon teword.Ditwas grootliks ’n derdepaaltjie-ven-nootskap van 104 lopies tussen MujahidBehardien (54) enEsmundvanWyk (61),asook Dale Campbell (49) se bydrae, watdaartoe gelei het dat die UWK (210) half-pad deur die laaste reeks wedstryde iet-wat beter daaraan toe is as die WP-klub(183/4). Die wisselvallige Bellville (132),waarvoor netWilliamHantam (59) hondhaaraf gemaakhet, sal hommoet regrukteen Victoria (21/1). Maar Durbanville(217/7, gesl.) het die hef in die hand teenMontrose (134/7), danksy Jaco Castle

(89), Bob Homani (59), Wallace Albertyn(29* en 2/5) en Pieter Erasmus (3/34).Kuilsrivier (110 en 4/0) het binne eendag klaargespeelmetMitchells Plain (63en 50). Die manne wat gesorg het vir diesege met 10 paaltjies was veral SheldonAdams (5/10), Craig Ephraim (5/9) enJames Carolus (5/38).Bellville-Suid (113) en Milnerton(76/6) se wedstryd kan nog enige kanttoe swaai, met Jason Maritz (4/26) enShahied Pieters (4/30) onderskeidelikMilnerton en die Bellvilliete se uitblin-kers tot dusver. Edgemead (221/8mgesl.) voer die botoon teen Avendale(105/7) ná knap kolfwerk deur StefanJoubert (89) en Renier Munnik (50), ter-wyl die Tygerberg-klub (135) op ’n oor-winning afstuur teen Bishop Lavis (107en 35/5).

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