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VREDEKLOOF: RESIDENTS UP IN ARMS OVER DEVELOPMENT
No peace with housing
DESIRE RORKE
@dezzieorke
R
esidents in Vredekloof Heights and
surrounds have taken up arms to pro-
tect their property rights.
This mood was evident when more than
300 residents, in an unprecedented move in
Brackenfell, met at a privately orchestrated
public meeting in Vredekloof Heights on
Wednesday evening.
Theobjective of themeetingwasunambig-
uous to discuss definite ways in which to
thwart the development of high density
housing complexes on the Andrag land adja-
cent to Brackenfell Boulevard. If approved,
the development will see the construction of
545 sectional title units the hot bed ofmuch
contention.
Although it seems at this point that in
terms of current spatial development poli-
cies, nothing precludes the City of Cape
Town to reject this application for develop-
ment, residents made it clear that they will
take this fight to the highest court if needed.
Addressing anxious residents, ward coun-
cillor Carin Brynard said that although she
does not intrinsically take a stand against
development, shewould guide the communi-
ty in terms of valid objections against the de-
velopment.
You cannot stop development; it is need-
ed in our city. Whereas most of Brackenfell
was farm land decades ago, it is now a boom-
ing town, she said.
But, themorevalid objections theCity re-
ceives, the better the chances to have it re-
jected. Youwill have to put forward concrete
evidence of how the developmentwould neg-
atively impact the area, she said.
George Sieraha, chairman of the Durban-
ville Community Forum, said it was likely
that the City would, despite strong commu-
nity objections, approve the application.
As is the case with several other develop-
ments such as Clara Anna Fontein (Uit-
kamp) inDurbanville, the communitymight
have to fight the City in the High Court, he
said. The reality is that the City approves
almost anything and the community might
incur legal costs to protect their rights.
V To page 2
Elrike en Stefan Nel sit voor
die sowat 1 000 poppies
wat die afgelope paar
maande deur plaaslike
inwoners gebrei en by die
Brackenfellbiblioteek
afgelaai is vir skenking aan
getraumatiseerde kinders by
die TygerBeereenheid van
die Tygerberghospitaal. Op
30 Oktober sal die poppies
by die biblioteek aan Helene
Louw van die TygerBeereen
heid oorhandig word. Sy
gaan ook meer vertel oor
die werksaamhede van di
organisasie. Dit sal om 10:00
by die Brackenfellbiblioteek
plaasvind. Belangstellendes
wat die funksie wil bywoon,
kan die biblioteek by
021 980 1261 skakel.
Duisend
Duisend
poppies vir
poppies vir
goeie doel
goeie doel
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A sixteen-year-old school girl was left trau-
matised after being grabbed and held at
knifepoint last Tuesday.
A learner at Brackenfell High School, the
girl was walking home along Paul Street in
Brackenfell Heights when the incident oc-
curred at about 14:40.
She was walking alone, but a group of
children was walking behind her and wit-
nessed the robbery, said police spokesper-
son Warrant Officer Erica Crous.
Two men approached her and asked her
for the time, upon which she took her cell-
phone from her pocket, says Crous.
One of the men took out a knife while the
other grabbed her from behind and demand-
ed she hand over her cell phone.
Gripped in a state of shock, the phone
dropped out of her hands.
The men grabbed it and ran to a blue ve-
hiclewhichwas parkednearby. The vehicle,
of which the make is not known to us, then
sped away, says Crous.
The girl, who was in a state of shock, did
not sustain any injuries, but was supported
by volunteers attached to the Brackenfell
Police Victim Support unit.
Police are investigating a case of robbery
with a dangerous weapon other than a fire-
arm, and the investigation continues.
School girl giving the time robbed
FROM PAGE 1
Headvised residents to have an independent
traffic impact assessment (TIA) done to
strengthen their objections.
The developer projects only 354 addition-
al vehicles on the surrounding roads during
peak hours, which I believe is not a reasona-
ble assumption, said concerned resident
Bonita Conradie. The assessment makes no
mention of how the current road infrastruc-
ture would carry this additional load.
Furthermore, there are indications of a
taxi stand being built across the develop-
ment in Brackenfell Boulevard, which is a
massive concern to residents.
Also worrying, said Nico Fivaz, a resident
fromVredekloof Heights and an architect in
own right, is the fact that developers applied
for 136 parking bays. Where will all these
vehicles park? he asked.
The TIA indicates that this was justified
by the fact that a future MyCiTi bus route
would be running along this corridor, but
TygerBurger established that these plans
may only realise by 2030.
Fivaz said this was the biggest housing de-
velopment he has ever experienced during
his career and that it would undoubtedly
have a negative impact on property values
of homes in the exclusive neighbourhoods of
Vredekloof Heights and Kleinbron Estate.
Due to its high density this development
is not typical to the area and will also in-
fringe on the privacy of adjoining resi-
dents, he says.
Sufficient education infrastructure also
remains a problem.
To get out of our suburb to take children
to school is already a big problem. We are
currently struggling to gain access to Brack-
enfell Boulevard and De Bron Road due to
high traffic volumes. The bridge on Brack-
enfell Boulevard over the N1 that is used to
travel to Brackenfell High and Primary
School, cant handle all the traffic. It backs
up to De Bron Road and causes further traf-
fic problems in the area, says Conradie.
Resident Shaun Price blames the current
chaos on bad planning by the City of Cape
Town.
The Andrag land is still not developed,
yet the residential areas have spread north-
wards bymore than two kilometres. Had the
council stopped suburban spread until all
the (dormant) land in between was devel-
oped, we would not have had this chaos, he
said.
Furthermore council costs in road con-
struction would have been halved and resi-
dential building costs would have been
greatly reduced, allowing for more cash in
commercial spending, which is good for the
economy.
DESIRE RORKE
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A
s jy nog nie n droomhetwat jou
bangmaaknie, kry een, het die
skoolhoof, Andr Pretorius,
verlede week in sy afskeidsrede aan ma-
trikulante ges.
Die Horskool Brackenfell se ampteli-
ke afskeidsplegtigheid het Vrydagoggend
by die skool plaasgevind waar sowat 300
matrieks vir die laaste keer, ten midde
van n oorvloed van emosies, in die saal
aangetree het.
Regoor hulle, aan die linkerkant van
die saal, het erg ontroerde ouers gesukkel
om die trane terug te hou. Die jong Brak-
kies was egter die ene glimlagte en vol
bravade vir die opkomende eindeksamen
wat gister landwyd afgeskop het.
Hoe voel jy om te weet dat dit die laaste,
laaste is van di deel van jou lewe? het
Pretorius gevra en toe bygevoeg: Wat jy
ook al vandag ervaar of dit nou spyt, on-
sekerheid of opgewondenheid is, weet net
een ding. Jy is van nou af op jou eie. Jy
moet verantwoordelikheid vir jouself aan-
vaar en kan nooit weer die blaam op ouers,
onderwysers of vriende plaas nie.
Hy het leerders aangemoedig om alles in
die stryd te werp vir hul finale skooleksa-
men. Sukses en harde werk gaan hand
aan hand. Onthou dit in die komende weke
wanneer julle laatnag n koppie tee drink
om wakker te bly wanneer die res van die
dorp slaap. En onthou dit wanneer n maat
julle dalk uitnooi vir n Vrydagaand-kui-
er, het hy ges.
Pretorius meen dat skool- en selfs uni-
versiteitsopleiding vandag nie meer vol-
doende is om die jong mens voor te berei
vir die moderne werkende lewe nie.
Baie van die beroepe wat julle eendag
gaan beoefen, is nog nie eens uitgevind nie
en julle sal julself moet voorberei vir n
leeftyd van studie, het hy ges en verwys
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In Japan, die landmet die meeste aktie-
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doeke verkoop aan volwassenes as aan ba-
bas. In n moderne lewe word mense baie
ouer, so dalk moet jy besin as jy dink jy
gaan op die ouderdom van 60 aftree.
Jean-Mark Fuchs, uittredende voorsit-
ter van die VRL, het ouers en onderwysers
bedank vir hul opofferinge. Hy het die
graad 10- en 11-leerders, wat ook verteen-
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betrokke te bly met skoolaktiwiteite en sy
mede-leerders die beste toegewens vir die
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Die slegte nuus is dat tyd vlieg,maar die
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Glimlagte by afskeidsrede
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ers nbordeel, nou nperlemoen-droog-
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n Verhuringsagent en huiseienaar
het verlede Vrydag omstreeks 19:00 letter-
lik snuf in die neus gekry toe hulle n in-
speksie by n luukse woonhuis in Boland-
weg in Durbanville gaan doen het.
Sowat 5 900 ontskulpte perlemoene van
verskillende groottes met n straatwaarde
van R1 miljoen is in een van die huis se
slaapkamers ontdek.
Dieselfde huis was in Maart 2007 in die
nuus toe daar na bewering n bordeel deur
n ander huurder daar bedryf is. Daar is ook
in 2010 n perlemoenfabriek by n huis aan
die oorkant van di huis ontdek.
Die huis word sedert Junie vanjaar deur
die firma Hisense in Atlantis gehuur, maar
die inwoners het eers in September hul in-
trek geneem.Diehuis is volledige opgeknap
voor die jongste verhuring.
Volgens Adle Wiese, verhuringsagent
van National Letting in Bellville, het sy en
Yvonne van Niekerk, vrou van die huiseie-
naar, JohanvanNiekerk, die huis besoek
om n inventaris op te stel.
Hoewel sy met die kontakpersoon wat
namens Hisense die verhuring behartig
n afspraak gemaak het, wou diemanwat
die deur oopgemaakhet, hulle eersnie in-
laat nie.
n Oproep later het hy hulle wel inge-
laat.
Die eienaar se vrou het eers gedink sy
ruik chemikalie, maar ek het vir haar
ges dit ruik die ene vis. Ons het eers ge-
dink hy maak vis gaar.
Ons het dadelik besef iets is aan die
gang,want daarhet n bad indie kombuis
gestaan en oral was vrieskaste.
Die man wou nie h ons moet die
slaapkamer ingaan nie, maar ons het
daarop aangedring en toe die rakke vol
perlemoen gesien, vertel sy.
Toe hulle omkyk, was die man net
skoonveld. Hulle het die verhuringsfirma
gekontak, wat die polisie ontbied het.
Daar het vermoedelik twee swart mans
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nier, hoewel die huurders Chinese werkne-
mers van Hisense in Atlantis sou wees. Die
huurooreenkoms is vanuit Hong Kong ge-
sluit.
Van Niekerk het ges dit was n groot
skok toe sy vrou die perlemoen by die huis
ontdek het.
Ons het geensins kontak met die huur-
ders gehad nie, aangesien die verhurings-
agentskap als hanteer het. Een van die ver-
eistes was dat hulle die tuin in stand hou
en ons was tevrede dat hulle n tuinier aan-
gestel het, het hy ges.
Van Niekerk het ges die huurders het
eers in September ingetrek, alhoewel hulle
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die opknapwerk was.
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gesprek oor die voorval.
Lt. Marchell Rhode van die Durbanville-
polisie het ges niemand is nog in verband
met die voorval in hegtenis geneem nie.
Die perlemoen is op droograkke in die slaapka
mer gevind.
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Bellville turned into magical wonderland
The Bellville Civic centre turned into a magical wonderland last
week Wednesday when the Cher Botha school hosted their
annual concert at the venue. Carina Roux attended and took
some beautiful photographs.
The colourful butterflies are, from left, Charl Burger (Kraaifontein), Mish'al Davids (Mitchells
Plain) and Joshua George (Kuils River) PHOTOS: CARINA ROUX
In this scene from Alice in Wonderland the Queen of Hearts, Joy Fortuin (Parow) strides across
the stage.
At the front of the bouncing bunnies are (left) JC de Klerk (Kraaifontein) and Amearu Adams
(Ravensmead).
The Lucky Lucy Foundation, which takes
care of abandoned animals, is celebrating
its first year in their new home this Satur-
day from 09:00 to 14:00.
Were blowing up balloons, icing the
cake and celebrating a year of love, tears
and laughter. Its going to be a special cele-
bration party and we hope you can make
it, says spokesperson Adele Spreeth.
Gifts on the organisations wish list are
dog or cat food, cat sand, rope leads for
dogs, brushes, brooms, any herb plants,
garden ornaments, bowls and pet beds.
Activities on the daywill includewalk-
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Working on Fire recently trained several community workers as fire safety officers in a bid to
help educate people on fire safety in communities across the Peninsula.
Fire officers trained
W
ith the fire season just around the
corner, fire safety has again come
under the spotlight.
To prevent fire outbreaks, veld fires,
shack and house fires, Working on Fire
(WOF), a non-government organisation,
took precaution by training several com-
munity workers as fire safety officers.
The training took place on Wednesday 7
October and was held at the Driftsands Na-
ture Reserve.
Lauren Howard, spokesperson for WOF,
said WOF together with various stakehold-
ers will in an on-going effort to address the
scourge of fires in the Western Cape and in
particular in informal settlement areas, be
running a series of fire awareness pro-
grammes and be going door to door across
the province.
We brought together 110 community
members from across the Peninsula.
With the various fire safe messages that
come from each fraternity, the community
members could see the importance of being
fire safe, Rayganah Rhoda, a community
awareness officer, said.
The purpose of the campaigns is to in-
crease the awareness of fire risks and how
communities can mitigate these risks as it
is vital to educate communities and chil-
dren in this regard.
The awareness drive is initiated by WOF
in corporation with Cape Nature, fire and
rescue, the City of Cape Town, disaster risk
management, and SANParks.
The communities identified as some of
thehot spots includeDriftsands andLosAn-
geles, Ndlovini in Khayelitsha,Mfuleni and
Green Park and its surrounding conserva-
tion land.
Numerous unwanted fires have oc-
curred andwith awareness within these ar-
eas we are hoping to educate the communi-
ty in taking ownership and pride in their
surroundings, Rhoda said.
With this years summer fire season
starting December, we encourage all com-
munity members to be fire safe and encour-
age one another to become custodians of
their community, Howard said.
VTheemergency toll freenumber todial in theevent
of a fire, is 112 free from any cellphone.
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DESIRE RORKE
@dezzierorke
I
t doesnt matter that I am deaf. This
is who I am and I am proud of being
able to show others that we are just
as capable as any other person, says Jean-
Claude Smit from Kraaifontein.
This 17-year-old smashed boundaries
when he was recently elected, with a majori-
ty vote, as the first ever disabled person to
be none other than Speaker of the Childrens
Parliament.
And it was precisely this courage and lead-
ership skills that promptedhisdeputyprinci-
pal at the De La Bat School for the Deaf in
Worcester to nominate him to this pro-
gramme.
The fifth annual Nelson Mandela Chil-
drens Parliament congregated in the Free
State Legislature from5 to 7October to tackle
a number of serious issues pertaining to the
protection of children.
Those included forced childmarriages, the
death of youngboys in initiation schools, and
girls due to illegal abortions, as well as vio-
lence in schools.
Huge step for deaf people
For Jean-Claude, this was the ideal oppor-
tunity to correct misconceptions the public
have about deaf people.
Being deaf and having deaf parents, this
is really a huge step forward for me as well
as other deaf people, especially deaf kidswho
now know anything is possible. In South Af-
rica many people view deafness as an illness
and something that needs to be fixed. But
now I can stand up and say this is not true.
As a deaf person I have many opportunities
and can participate in many things. I am not
afraid to show that I can do anything, he
says.
He describes the Childrens Parliament as
an amazing opportunity for children to learn
what governance is all about.
During these few days we participated in
several commissions and identified many
problems within our schools. Kids from all
the provinces were represented and it was
enlightening to see that communities all over
the countryareafflictedby similarproblems.
Drug abuse, teenage pregnancies and gang-
sterism are plaguing our youth and I would
like to see the adults at parliament take us
as children seriously, he says.
The issues discussed over the two-day ses-
sion were drawn up into a declaration and
signed and Jean-Claude is quick to add that
this declaration should not just be seen as a
piece of paper, and that it was drawn up for
a reason.
The Childrens Parliament is a key pro-
gramme of Social DevelopmentMonth (Octo-
ber), hosted by the Department of Social De-
velopment to provide a platform for children
to participate in democracy to be seen and
heard, explains Lumka Oliphant, spokesper-
son of the department.
And Jean-Claude is adamant that these
rights be obligated.
I believe that change starts with us, the
youth of South Africa. It will not help if we
sit back and wait for others to do the work.
All of us should work together towards the
same goal, nomatterwho you are, where you
live or what language you speak, he says.
I might be deaf, but not dumb
He also said he wanted to focus on helping
children who face challenges at home.
Many children are exposed to bad things
in their homes, like abuse and parents who
abuse drugs and alcohol. These children then
bring their experiences to school leading to
bullying, peer pressure and the formation of
gangs in schools. We therefore need to find
ways to improve the home environment be-
cause that is where most problems start.
Lumka says the outcome of the Childrens
Parliamentwill now be incorporated into on-
going planning for the advancement of chil-
drens rights.
In his free time, Jean-Claude loves playing
sports such as swimming and golf and like
any other kid his age, he also loves technolo-
gy.
I think it is important for deaf kids to be
able to use technology. We are normal like
anyother person, but becausehearing people
cannot communicate with us, some think we
are deaf and dumb. We can read and write
other languages and we can speak with our
hands!
First ever deaf
Speaker elected
JeanClaude Smit during the parliamentary
sessions.
The Family Mediators Association of the
Cape (Famac) is offering a free mediation
week from 26 to 30 October.
Divorcing and separating couples often
want to avoid contested court proceeding,
but in the strained circumstances it is often
impossible for the couple towork things out
on their own.
A cheaper alternative to consider ismedi-
ation.
It is usually much quicker, cheaper and
less stressful than the legal route, and seven
out of ten people are able to reach full agree-
ment.
During freemediationweek, a familyme-
diation session can be tried for free, wheth-
er they qualify for legal aid or not.
The mediator will work with the couple
to reduce conflict by helping them consider
the issues to be settled and the options avail-
able to them to facilitate an agreement.
Theyhelp coupleswork towards financial
settlements and focus on the needs of the
children, encouraging parental coopera-
tion wherever possible.
V For more information or to make a booking, call
Charmaine Esterhuizen on 021 801 6176 or send her
an email at [email protected].
Talk it out if its all over
Happiest
colours in
Green Point
The Colour Run,
also known as the
happiest 5km on
the planet took
place in Green
Point on Saturday.
During the un-
timed race partici-
pants are doused
from head to toe
in different colours
at each kilometre.
Carina Roux went
along to capture
the happiness.
Student friends (from left): Thea Hendrick (city), Kerwin Davids (Bellville), Robin Rutledge
(Bellville), Courtney Ruiters (city) and Anastacia McIvers (Bellville) having a blast.
Anuscha Gordon, Jean
Munnik en Minkie van der
Merwe from Bellville also
joined in the fun.
Marisa Janse van Vuuren (Durbanville),
Althea Reitz and Wilna Jansen van
Rensburg (both from Brackenfell) still
looking rather clean.
Parading along with a dash of colour are
Bianca Rose, Tamzyn Stevens and Steph
Teixera, all from Durbanville.
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(BBID) hou sy algemene jaarvergadering op
Woensdag 4 November vanaf 19:00 in die
Brackenfell-biblioteeksaal. Alle belangheb-
bendeswordgenooi na n oorsig vandie jaar
se bedrywighede, asook beplanning vir
2016/2017. Slegs bona fide-lede van die BBID
kan stem by die vergadering. Alle eienaars
van nie-residensile eiendomwat binne die
BBID val, kan ledeword sonder enige koste,
maar moet registreer voor 21 Oktober.
V Vir meer inligting besoek www.bbid.co.za.
Stadsverbeteringsdistrik hou vergadering
DESIRE RORKE
@dezzierorke
T
wo people succumbed to stabwounds in
two separate incidents in Kraaifontein
on Sunday.
The first occurred in Watsonia Park at
21:45.
The deceased, a 22-year-old woman, died
after shewas stabbed by a 33-year-old suspect
outside on the road in Forest Street, says po-
lice spokesperson Lieutenant Thembi Gwe.
She was stabbed several times, after
which the suspect ran away. The victim died
on the scene but the suspect was apprehend-
ed by police 30 minutes after the incident.
Gwe could not provide more information
surrounding themotive for the attack. Police
are investigating a case of murder.
Several hours later, an 18-year-old man
died after an early morning brawl in a she-
been in Bloekombos at 03:45.
The deceased was drinking with his
friends in a shebeen near his house when the
argument started.He sustainedmultiple stab
wounds and was rushed to the Kraaifontein
day hospital by his friends, where he later
died, says Gwe.
According to information received by po-
lice, the suspect was allegedly known to
friends of the victim, but police are yet to
make an arrest.
Two die in knife attacks
Oefen hard: Amore en van die ander sangers wat deel is van Alta du Toitnasorg se
Groot Charitykonsert, het verlede week by die sentrum besoek afgel om saam met die
deelnemers te oefen vir die konsert, wat op 28 Oktober plaasvind. Die kaartjies verkoop
vinnig. Dit beloof om n heerlike mengelmoes van optredes te wees, wat afgerig is deur
kunstenaars soos Andritte Norman, Hugo Nieuwoudt, Viljoen Retief, Pierre Roussouw,
Amore en Suzanne. Die kunstenaars gaan self ook optree. Die konsert word by die
Vredelustouditorium aangebied en kaartjies kos R30. Kontak Marina by marina@altaduto
it.org.za of 021 913 2106 om te bespreek. Versnaperinge sal te koop wees. Hier is klinte
van Alta, Nada Human en Brett Campbell, saam met die sanger Amore (middel).
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8 TYGERBURGER Brackenfell Woensdag, 21 Oktober 2015NUUS
ESM ERASMUS
@erasmusesme
O
ud-administateur van die
Kaapprovinsie, oudminister
van verdediging en openba-
re werke en prokureur tot sy af-
sterwe op 84-jarige leeftyd hoe
mense hom ookal onthou, Gene
Louw het diep spore getrap.
Louw is verlede Maandag 12 Ok-
tober in die Mediclinic Durbanvil-
le oorleden n lang strydmet long-
ontsteking en leukemie. Verskeie
geboue en ook die Laerskool Gene
Louw in Durbanville is na hom
vernoem.
Sy seun Francois Louw (49) van
Welgedacht het ges sy pa het n
onblusbare passie vir die lewe ge-
had enhet net die positiewe gesien.
Tot die einde was hy positief en het
hy daarna uitgesien om huis toe te
gaan. Hy het nooit oor sy siekte ge-
praat nie en was nie n mens wat
gekla het nie, het hy ges.
Louw, gebore op 15 Julie 1931,
het aan die Horskool Bellville ge-
matrikuleer.
Hy was werksaam by die destyd-
se Kaapse provinsiale administra-
sie van 1949 tot 1952 as klerk. Hy
het van 1953 tot 1957 aan die Uni-
versiteit Stellenbosch studeer en
verwerf die graad BA LLB.
Hy was onder meer voorsitter
van die studenteraad (1956/57), pri-
marius van die Private Studente
Organisasie (1956/57) en het die
Abe Bailey-reisbeurs na die Ver-
enigde Koninkryk in 1957 ontvang.
Hy het in 1993 die Universiteit
Stellenbosch se alumnus van die
jaar-toekenning ontvang.
Louw het van 1958 tot 1979 in
Durbanville gewoon, waar hy tot
31 Augustus 1979 en weer van 1993
tot hede as prokureur praktiseer
het.
Louwwas ook burgemeester van
Durbanville vir n periode van vyf
jaar van 1967 tot 1972, waarna sy
politieke loopbaan ontwikkel het
tot hy as administrateur van die
Kaapprovinsie van 1979 tot 1989
aangestel is die jongste admini-
strateur in die geskiedenis van
Kaapland.
Hy was ook kabinetsminister
van 1 Julie 1989 tot 31 Maart 1993.
Louw was ook onder meer voorsit-
ter van die destydseKruik van 1982
tot 1988, beskermheer of ere-vise-
president van ongeveer 40 sportlig-
game en gemeenskaps- en diensor-
ganisasies.
Hy was n groot WP-rugbyonder-
steuner en het op sy dag self vir die
Universiteit Stellenbosch se eerste
span uitgedraf, asook die gekombi-
neerde Suidelike Universiteite-
span. Hy het ook erekleure vir rug-
by aan die Universiteit Stellen-
bosch ontvang.
Hywas beskermheer van dieWP
Rugbyunie vir 10 jaar, het erekleu-
re van die WP Rugbyunie, asook
die Universiteit Stellenbosch-atle-
tiekklub ontvang. Hy was ook die
beskermheer van die Durbanville-
rugbyklub.
Van die geboue wat na hom ver-
noem is, was die Gene Louw-sport-
kompleks op Moorreesburg, die
Gene Louw-verkeersopleidingsen-
trum in Brackenfell, asook die Ge-
ne Louw-onkologiegebou vir die
behandeling van kanker by Tyger-
berg-hospitaal.
Hy het n sy uittrede uit die poli-
tiek in 1994 vir n verdere 21 jaar
weer as prokureur gepraktiseer by
Louw & Coetzee in Durbanville en
was met sy dood steeds as konsul-
tant werksaam.
Louw word oorleef deur sy vrou,
Hantie, sy dogter, Anelia van Wel-
gedacht, n sielkundige, asook drie
seuns, Francois, n prokureur en
ook van Welgedacht, Andr, n
tandarts in Londen, en Eugene, n
narkotiseur van Durbanville,
asook sewe kleinkinders. Hy is
Vrydag vanuit die NG Kerk Son-
straal inDurbanville ter ruste gel.
Gene Louw (84) trap diep spore
Gene Louw (voor in middel) is hier met sy kinders, hul gades, asook sewe kleinkinders. Hulle is (voor van links)
Francois met Jean, Hanneke, met Etienne, Anelia, Gene met Eugene (jr.), Hantie, Caro en Eugene. Agter is Andr,
Jackie, Daneel, Julia, Jana en Winifred.
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Woensdag, 21 Oktober 2015 NEWS TYGERBURGER Brackenfell 9
A campaign is underway to raise funds for
the newly established Justice for Nadia
fund.
Nadia Bond died after being hit by an al-
leged drunk driver in Kraaifontein on 18
September this year. Following her tragic
death her parents started the fund to cam-
paign against drinking and driving.
Fundswill also be used to assist the fami-
lywith resources needed to ensure that jus-
tice is served in the upcoming court case.
The 22-year-old driver, who was allegedly
under the influence of alcohol and driving
without a license at the time, was released
on R2 000 bail five days after Nadias
death.
On Wednesday 18 November at 19:00 the
show 99Hitswill take place at theBarnyard
Theatre inWillowbridge in aid of this fund.
Tickets range from R150 to R200. Corpo-
rate tables can be booked.
Organisers are also in need of items to be
auctioned off on the night of the event.
On 7 November a fun walk, car wash and
boot sale will take place.
All proceeds will go to the Justice for Na-
dia Fund.
V For bookings or more information contact Adrie
Bond on073 4088 979 or Roxanne on082 674 3467.
For more information on the fun walk contact Ilze
on 082 0422 832.
Fund-raiser
for Nadia
GereformeerdeKerk se
basaartafels gaan kreun
Die Gereformeerde Kerk Bellville hou op
Saterdag 31 Oktober van 08:00 tot 13:00
n basaar in Broadwaystraat, Boston.
Die tafels sal gepak wees met snuiste-
rye en eetgoed. Skaapboud sal vanaf
12:00 beskikbaar wees vir middagete.
Kontak Magda by 084 450 6166 met
enige navrae.
Checkers has created 202 job opportu-
nities, aswell as anadditional 40 posi-
tions for auxiliary staff from compa-
nies contracted by the supermarket,
with the opening of its new store at
the Okavango Crossing Shopping
Centre in Langeberg Ridge.
Mrs Cape Town 2015, Sunette Ni-
euwoudt,will cut the ribbonwhen the
supermarket opens its doors at 08:00
on Thursday 28 October.
The Fabulous Woodstock Starlites
will be performing and the Bright
Stars safe home will receive a dona-
tion from Checkers Okavango Cross-
ing as part of their community uplift-
ment promise.
Customers can also look forward to
great opening specials, foreign
ground coffee tastings, face painting
and plenty of in-store competitions
betweenThursday 29 andSaturday 31
October.
Checkers Okavango Crossing will
cater for shoppers daily, weekly and
monthly food and household require-
ments with extensive ranges of gro-
ceries, general merchandise and ser-
vice departments that include an in-
store bakery, butchery, a fish shop, a
fruit and vegetable department, a hot
and cold delicatessen and a sushi bar.
The butchery provides an exten-
sive selection including the superb
Steakhouse Classic range made from
A-class extra matured grain-fed beef,
venison and lamb from the Kalahari.
Branch manager Marlene Gouws
and her team of just over 200 employ-
ees are excited to unveil their new
store. Checkers Okavango Crossing
will trade from 08:00 to 20:00Mondays
to Fridays, 08:00 to 18:00 on Saturdays
and 08:00 to 17:00 on Sundays.
New store
creates
202 jobs
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10 TYGERBURGER Brackenfell Woensdag, 21 Oktober 2015HOOFARTIKELBLAD
Rek die waarheid
en jy doen aan
hom te kort.
C.J. Langenhoven
Gemaklik in kinderstoel: Die blinde Adam Lewis sit in 'n agterplaas in Fisantekraal en eet sy toebroodjie. Sy
gerieflike stoel is 'n herwonne kinderkarstoel sonder die bekleedsel. FOTO: CARINA ROUX
BRIEWE
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What is the problem with
residents who, after their bins
have been emptied, ignore the
rubbish which has been left
behind and littering the
pavements after the homeless
people have ravaged their
bins? Yes, I realise it is not the
residents who put it there but
surely we should all have
enough pride in our communi-
ty to pick it up and put it back
in our bins? The dustbin men
do not have time to clean up
as they move down the street,
yet it only takes a few minutes
for homeowners to do so. The
results are obvious rubbish
and debris are left to blow
about in the wind.
I wonder too, just how many
people take the time to clean
out their dirty bins? I so often
pass many bins which are
filthy and very unhygienic.
Summer is coming and so
are the flies. Lets do our bit.
SHEILA DANDO
Email
Keep your bin
and street clean
I reside in one of the one-way
avenues in Boston. I find it
quite disturbing how many
motorists ignore this traffic
rule by racing down the wrong
direction in these avenues.
These one-way blocks are
there for a good reason and are
important for residents who
live in these blocks.
We go to the trouble to travel
around the block to be law
abiding and in consideration
for others safety. We enter
these blocks from the correct
direction, only to be confronted
by a motorist speeding from the
front, from the wrong direction.
I am amazed at the ignorance
of basic traffic rules by these
people, and we are so quick to
point at the corrupt government
and crime.
But you, sir or madam, are
just as corrupt. These are the
basic laws of our country!
Breaking a traffic law is no
lesser crime than stealing a car.
Please, law enforcement, catch
these law breakers!
MARIUS
Boston
Oneway streets
there for a reason
I refer to the letter from
Anonymous Why have kids if
you are poor? (TB, 14 Octo-
ber) which was in response to
Ronel Buttons letter What
can we do to really help (TB,
7 October).
Why do you assume that the
poor person wanted to have
children? Have you ever
considered that perhaps her
circumstances might have
changed over the years?
Theres a huge difference
between someone who is poor
due to circumstances and one
who abuses the system, have
kids and take the money for
themselves. I meet a lot of
people who are poor, clean and
happy. They may not have food
every day but try their best to
do their best for their children!
Think twice before you judge
Think before you
judge poor people
and offer your free advice.
Dont think that birth control is
going to solve all of our social
problems. Thats a very narrow
minded perspective.
There are fat cats in higher
positions, dictating to us on a
daily basis and abusing the
authority!
MARY
Welgemoed
Die voorbladberig Clinic
should leave (TB Bellville, 14
Oktober), verwys.
Die nie-winsgewende organi-
sasie TB/HIV Care Organisati-
on het my in geen stadium
gekontak oor die uitdeel van
die inspuitingsnaalde in Tiel-
man Maraispark nie. So ook nie
Geen toestemming
vir naalde in park
Ons wil net graag langs hierdie
weg duisend dankies s vir die
twee weldoeners wat op 2
Oktober tydens ons 50ste
huweliksherdenking by die
Primi Piatti-restaurant in
Bloubergstrand stilletjies ons
volle rekening vereffen het.
Al inligting waaroor ons
beskik, is dat die dame se naam
Lisa is, dat sy oorspronklik van
Zimbabwe is en dat sy en haar
man vroer in Pretoria gewoon
het. Ons kan dit nou nog nie
glo nie! Senwense vir julle.
KOOS EN ELIZE SMITH
Pretoria
Duisenddankies
aanweldoeners
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LEWENSKIEKIE
Our driving
behaviour
should change
While Transport Month (October) is an
initiative by the South African govern-
ment to create awareness about the
impact of transport on the economy, its
also a good time to highlight issues
around road safety.
According to a report by the Road
Traffic Management Corporation, roughly
40 people die on South African roads
every day. There were around 1 368
fatalities over the 2014/2015 festive season
alone.
The sad reality about this high number
of deaths is the fact that road accidents
can often be avoided.
The Automobile Association of South
Africa (AA)s top road safety tip is
always wearing a seatbelt. A close second
is: Never drink and drive. They do
point out however that pedestrians who
are above the legal alcohol limit are just
as vulnerable as motorists.
Another cause of road deaths is fatigue.
The AA suggests safety breaks every two
hours when travelling long distances to
avoid eye strain and tiredness which
affects a drivers ability to focus.
A few simple changes in our driving
behaviour, especially as we head into the
festive season, could be the major differ-
ence between being involved in an
accident or arriving at your destination
safely.
While its easy to say Im in a hurry
or its just around the corner, one has
to ask: Is it really worth the risk not to
take a few seconds to make sure you
arrive safely?
COMMENT
SMS
V I applaud you for the cell etiquette arti-
cle. Its disconcerningwhen this happens
in church.What arewe teaching our futu-
re generation? Our kids, God bless them,
will point out that its uncool and disres-
pectful to be on your phone around a din-
ner table and in church. They are 7 and 4.
Parents!Wakeup!Youareresponsiblefor
their behaviour and our countrys future!
- Melanie
VWil net mense waarsku dat hier n man
rondstap wat homself identifiseer as n
munisipale werker en s kry hy toegang
tot n huis. Hy vra n bejaarde vrou waar
kragproppe is. Symoet kombuis toe gaan
en hy gaan kamer toe om n prop na te
sien. Toe hy weg is, is handsak met sel-
foon, ID,bankkaarteenklompjuweleweg.
- Christine
VMoet daar eers n lelike ongeluk gebeur
op die hoek van Brackenfell-boulevard en
Zandkloofweg voor iets gedoenword? Ek
vervoer my kleinkinders soggens skool
toe. Doen asseblief iets! - Anoniem
VSMS, 14/10, Kokerboomsingel, Kuilsri-
vier: Dis n goeie idee om die onkoste van
n speelpark laer te hou. Dalk sal die be-
heerliggame instem as die inwoners
saamstaan. Ek onthou toe die provinsiale
hospitaal in Ladismith,Natal in die 1950s
toestemming gekry het om vyf skape te
koop om die gras in beheer te hou en so
die onkoste van grassnyers en werkers te
spaar. Dit het wonderlik gewerk. - Thanks
for the memory
VEkmoes lag oor skape in n parkie in SA!
Wat n grap! Ek sien al die prentjie van die
parkiemetskapeenasdie sondievolgen-
demre opkom, is almalweg. Hie-hie-hie.
- Anoniem
V Ekwil graagweet wie is die buurtwag in
Ruyterwacht?Ons siennie diemensenie,
net fotoswanneer ietsgebeur?Onsweet
van een buurtwag (CPU) wat wel be-
staan.Hulleverrigpuikdiens. -TannieElsie
) SMSe kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord
Tyger, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.
Sam Pienaar, voorsitter van
subraad 6 waarin wyk 2 val en
di se gesondheidsdepartement
nie.
Die projek ignoreer die
behoeftes en mening van die
omliggende inwoners en is in
stryd met hul norme.
Dis heeltemal onaanvaarbaar
in n park wat bedoel is vir
inwoners se ontspanning en in
die openbare oog is. Dis ook
onwettig.
Dit is nie n onbekende
praktyk om nuwe spuitnaalde
aan dwelmgebruikers te voor-
sien nie, maar onder streng
toesig en bepaald nie in die
openbaar nie.
Tielman Maraispark is n
straatbreedte weg van die
Horskool D.F. Malan se
sportterrein. Leerlinge gebruik
die voetbrug en -paadjie in die
park op pad na Durbanweg.
Rudolph Basson, n berader
van TB/HIV Care Organsition,
is in beheer van die projek. Hy
het ges geen owerheidsinstan-
sie het toestemming gegee om
die projek in Tielman Marais-
park van stapel te stuur nie.
Hy het erken dit is n oor-
deelsfout en dat die diens beslis
uit Tielman Maraispark verwy-
der sal word.
n Vergadering is bel met
Pienaar, Basson en myself om
die saak verder te voer.
LEONORE VAN DER WALT
Raadslid: wyk 2
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Woensdag, 21 Oktober 2015 NEWS TYGERBURGER Brackenfell 11
Pictured from left are Johan Coetzee, Frieda van Zyl and Theo Paul Vorster, whose work will be
exhibited in Mexico in February next year, with some of the artwork that were donated towards
the crowdfunding project. The artworks include (from left) an etch by Christiaan Diedericks, a
threecolour litography by Strijdom van der Merwe and a cyano type by Elize Oosthuizen,
chairperson of the galley committee of the Durbanville Cultural Society. Vorster also donated a
printmaking workshop towards the project. PHOTO: ESM ERASMUS
Crowdfunding
helps art exchange
ESM ERASMUS
@erasmusesme
S
everal works of art are for sale in a
crowdfunding project launched last
Wednesday by Rust-en-Vrede gallery
to raise funds to take thework of 30 of South
Africas best print artists to Mexico .
Among these artists are Durbanville art-
ists Frieda van Zyl, JohanCoetzee andTheo
Paul Vorster.
It is our dream to create a platform for
the international exchange of art and cul-
ture, says Hamlin Jansen van Vuuren, cu-
rator of Rust-en-Vrede.
We are crowdfunding through Thunda-
fund to showcase South African print art
abroad and to expose our audience to art
from around the world, she says.
Thework of 30 of SouthAfricas best print
artists will be exhibited inMexico in Febru-
ary next year.
This will include work in the mediums of
etching, lithography, mono printing,
screen-printing, lino printing and wood
block printing.
We will have a colour catalogue printed
with all the artworks andwewill also invite
some Mexican artists to have an exhibition
at Rust-en-Vrede in the following year,
Jansen van Vuuren says.
We are crowdfunding to generate the
funds for the airfare, accommodation in
Mexico, puttingup the exhibition andprint-
ing of the catalogues, she says.
VVisit www.thundafund.com/artexchange for more
information and photographs of the artwork. Click
on the blue Buy Rewards tab to purchase artwork.
BZN here to sing all their hits:
Legendary Dutch band BZN, with lead
singers Jan Keizer and Anny Schilder, will be
singing all the hits that made BZN a
household name in South Africa in the
eighties at the LiquiFruit Amphitheatre in
Paarl on 31 October. The songlist includes
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A quilted Christmas tree, the Big 5 and oth-
er uniquely South African festive decor,
landed Tyger Valley Shopping Centre an
award at this years Footprint Awards.
Christmas in Africa, as seen at the cen-
tre last year, was the brainchild of Udumo
Designs, a non-profit partnership between
the local community, a neighbouring
church and a few passionate individuals,
with the aimof creating sustainable futures
through crafts and design.
The process saw the selection of a group
of individuals from Wallacedene in Kraai-
fontein put through a locally designed en-
trepreneurship course to produce a range
of Christmas decorations that would reflect
a proudly South African Christmas.
By joining hands unskilled and unem-
ployed women were empowered with craft
skills, explains Udumo founder San-Marie
Vogel.
This year Vogel and her team are doing
it again, and visitors to the centre can look
forward to another South African Christ-
mas, but with an entirely different look and
feel.
The designs will be more simplistic and
radiate a Festival of Light theme.
Christmas in
Africa lands
big award
This quilted tree made by unemployed women
of Wallacedene in Kraaifontein was the centre
piece of last years festive decor at the Tyger
Valley shopping centre.
A golf day is being presented by the Lions
Club of Durbanville at the Durbanville Golf
Club on Sunday 1 November to raise funds
for its various projects.
The proceeds will be used for projects to-
wards the aged, youth, vision, hunger relief
and the environment, aswell as community
projects for disadvantaged persons in the
Durbanville area.
The format of the golf day is a 4BBB-Sta-
bleford. The entry fee is R330 per player or
R170 (prepaid) or R290 (non-prepaid) for full
members of the Durbanville Golf Club.
The first tee-off is at 11:30.
V Phone Pierre Cray on 082 451 0937 to enter or
find entry forms on the notice board at the club.
Lions on golf course in Durbanville
MAGRIET THERON
@magrietron
N
o licence disc renewal noticeswere is-
sued in September and October and
manymotorists nowhave to pay fines
for late renewals because they were not no-
tified. This is because of the National De-
partment of Transports (DOT) transfer of
the ElectronicNational Traffic Information
System (eNaTIS) to the Road Traffic Man-
agement Centre.
TheCitysMaycomember for finance, Ian
Neilson, has now called on DOT and the
Road Traffic Management Centre to sort
this problem out before November, which,
he says, is traditionally the busiest month
of the year for vehicle disc renewals.
Motorists are normally issued with re-
newal notices three to fourweeks before the
expiry date on the current licence disc. Li-
cence discs that expire on 31 October will
be renewable until 21 November.
Nielsenurgesmotorists to act proactively
to ensure that the necessary arrangements
aremade and to renew discs online at http:/
/goo.gl/Kql0tT.
Under the Motor Vehicle Licensing tab,
click on register (for newapplicants) or lo-
gin (for those already registered for e-Ser-
vices). You will be prompted to complete an
online registration form and will be re-
quired to upload the necessary documents.
The applicationprocess takes threework-
ing days for new applicants and two work-
ing days for applicants who are already reg-
istered
He says the Citys call centre can be
phoned on 0860 103 089 to find out the
amount owing.
Alternatively, motorists can visit their
nearest vehicle licensing office.
Take your identity document, complete
a green Application for Licencing of Motor
Vehicle form (ALV form), and renew your
licence at the counter, Neilsen says.
Act now or pay fines
WPkleure: Dean Niewoudt (links) en Jason Jansen, albei in gr. 9 aan die Horskool
Brackenfell, is ingesluit in die WP se o.15eliterugbyspan.
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D
eur broodbome in tuine aan te
plant word hul voortbestaan
verseker en daarom hou die
Wes-Kaapse takvandieBroodboom-
vereniging van Suid-Afrika jaarliks
n ope dag.
Vanjaar sal dit op Saterdag 24 Ok-
tober in Stellenberg plaasvind.
Die doel van die vereniging is die
kweek en vermeerdering, die ver-
spreiding van inligting en die bewa-
ring van veral die Suid-Afrikaanse
broodbome.
Al die spesies word beskerm en
om een te besit word n permit ver-
eis. Sommige spesies het reeds in
die natuur verdwyn en ander is op
die rand van uitwissing, s Johan
Kotze, woordvoerder van die ver-
eniging.
Tuingeesdriftiges wat broodbome
aanplant, speel dus n groot rol inbe-
waring.
Die verskeidenheid spesies wat
vanjaar te koop aangebied word, is
besonder indrukwekkend en die
meeste van die inheemse spesies is
beskikbaar. Skaars bloublaarplante
soos Enc. Dolemiticus word aange-
bied en die lys van skaars spesies
sluit verder in Cerinus, Numbimon-
tanis, Eugene Marais, Dyerianus en
Cupidus.
Die publiek het dus hier werklik
die geleentheid ombaie skaars plan-
te teen uiters billike pryse op n
wettige manier te bekom. Deur
broodbome in tuine aan te plant
word hul voortbestaan verseker.
Om verskeie redes word die voort-
bestaan van broodbome in die na-
tuur bedreig, onder meer deur ver-
samelaars wat plante onwettig uit
die natuur verwyder, s hy.
Die dag bied uitstekende geleent-
heid aan tuiskwekers om deel te
wees van n georganiseerde plant-
verkope. Nie net lede van die brood-
boomvereniging neem deel aan die
verkoping nie. Enige tuiskweker
van enige ander plante kan en is
welkom om ook plante te verkoop.
Toegang tot die verkoopperseel is
gratis. Lede van die vereniging
word toegelaat om plante teen 5%
van hul omset te verkoop. Nie-lede
is verplig om10%vanhul omset aan
die vereniging te betaal.
Broodbome word streng volgens
wet beskerm en beheer. Slegs per-
mithouersmet die nodige dokumen-
tasie in plek sal toegelaat word om
broodbome te verkoop.
Die ope dag word gehou by n pri-
vate tuin in Panoramarylaan 107,
Stellenberg, Durbanville.
Daar sal ook n broodboomuitstal-
ling gehou word. Die publiek kan
hier die geleentheid kry om by die
vereniging aan te sluit. Die verkope
begin om 9:00 tot 15:00.
V Kontak Johan Kotze by 021 9192434, An
dy Naud by 082 900 8624 of Johan van
Noordwyk by 083 681 4035 met navrae.
Broodbome hier te koop
Johan van Noordwyk bewonder die skaars Enc. Dolemiticus.
The Family Mediators Asso-
ciation of the Cape (Famac) is
offering a free mediation
week from 26 to 30 October.
Divorcing and separating
couples often want to avoid
contested court proceeding,
but in the strained circum-
stances it is often impossible
for the couple to work things
out on their own.A cheaper al-
ternative is mediation.
It is usually much quicker,
cheaper and less stressful
than the legal route, and seven
out of ten people are able to
reach full agreement. During
free mediation week, a family
mediation session can be tried
for free, whether they qualify
for legal aid or not.
The mediator will work
with the couple to reduce con-
flict by helping them consider
the issues to be settled and the
options available to them to fa-
cilitate an agreement.
They help couples work to-
wards financial settlements
and focus on the needs of the
children, encouraging paren-
tal cooperation if possible.
V For more information or to make
a booking, call Charmaine Esterhuiz
en on 021 801 6176 or send her an
email at [email protected].
Talk it out when its all over
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During those crazy Back to school times,
they offer a range of services tomake life eas-
ier for the school, parents and teachers.
Nowadays there are so many new prod-
ucts of equally good or even better quality on
the market, but at much better prices, that
we strive to stock the widest range, says Es-
m Eksteen of Spectra.
All products supplied by them carry a full
warranty andwill be replaced if the customer
is not fully satisfied. We strive to build a rela-
tionship with our schools, parents and busi-
ness customers whereby they can call on us
for all their stationery, art and textbook re-
quirements, We take pride to deliver prompt-
ly. Deliveries are free of charge and we also
offer account facilities, says Esm.
Our friendly helpful staff are looking for-
ward to meet you at our store.
Spectra Stationers is situated on the first
floor of Glengarry Shopping Centre, Shop 3.
V For more information phone 021 981 9168 or
083703 3059.
PROMOTION
Whatever your chosen art
medium or hobby, Dala is
the place where youll get it
all.
Dala, a proudly South Af-
rican company started in
1994, manufactures art ma-
terials for students and art-
ists alike,with a continuous-
ly growing range of quality
products to suit every artist
or creative persons needs.
Dala is one of the spon-
sors of the TygerBurger and
Lindy van Niekerk Art Gal-
lerys Young Talent Art com-
petition, now in its second
year.
Dala is a Xhosa word
meaning to create or to
bring into existence.
Dala believes in the value of artistic expres-
sion and visual communication and there-
fore, more importantly, inmaking art accessi-
ble to everyone no matter their age, race or
creed.
From an extensive range of Dala acrylic, oil
and craft paints to their popularTeddydough
and fantastic childrens creative kits, their
products canbe foundon the shelves ofmany
of the bigger retailers all the way to those of
the smaller art shops around the country. Did
youknowtheyalsohave anentire rangededi-
cated to crafters called Bits & Pieces?
Whatever your chosen medium or new
hobby, Dala has you covered.
V Visit the Dala website at www.dala.co.za for more
information, and to browse the latest version of the
Dala catalogue.
Get creative juices flowing
Dalas products are easy to use and also wellpriced.
The cast of
Kings,
Queens and
Divas are
(back from
left): Jeandre
Schultz,
Andr
Swartz,
Michael
McAuley
with Meryl
van Noie in
the middle
and Monique
Hellenberg,
Cedric
Vandenschrik
and Luella
Holland in
front.
Aristocraticmusic
at GrandWest
T
he self-proclaimed aristocracy of music
will be celebrated in Cedric Vandens-
chriks Kings, Queens and Divas at
GrandWests Roxy Revue Bar from Friday 23
October.
From the King of Pop to the Queen of Soul,
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ergreen hits of music icons past and present
by combining colourful costumes and carica-
tures of the royals of music.
A band and three vocalists will bring the
likes of Elvis, Michael Jackson, Aretha
Franklin, FreddyMercury,MickJagger,Dol-
ly Parton, Tina Turner, David Bowie, Diana
Ross, Cher and more to life on stage.
Fronting the show is Vandenschrik who
transforms for his appearances as David
Bowie, George Michael, James Brown and
Luciano Pavarotti amongst others. Song-
stress Luella Holland plays divas likes Ma-
donna and Celine Dion, while Monique Hel-
lenberg steps into the royal shoes of Aretha
Franklin, Tina Turner and Diana Ross. The
women also play tribute to the disco divas of
the 1970s in a hip swaying medley. They are
backed by Andr Swartz on drums, Jeandre
Schultz on guitar, Michael McAuley on bass
and Meryl van Noie on keyboards.
VKings,Queens andDivaswill showat theRoxyRevue
Bar fromWednesday to Saturday at 20:30 until 9 Ja
nuary 2015. Tickets cost R90 from Computicket.
WIN! WIN! WIN!
V Five readers can each win double tickets to see the
show on Wednesday 11 November. SMS the word
Kings followed by your contact details to 45527 be
fore 12:00 on Wednesday 21 October to enter. SMSs
cost R1.50.
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