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With Heritage Day celebrations hap-pening tomorrow (Thursday), an or-ganisation wants to use history to

motivate a new generation to a positive po-tential.TheElsiesRiverHistorySocietyhostedan

open day on Saturday to highlight its impor-tance to inspire the future.“History cannot give us a programme for

the future, but it can give us a fuller under-

standing of ourselves, and of our commonhumanity, so that we can better face the fu-ture,” said Robert Penn Warren, Americanpoet, novelist, and literary critic.Activities at the event at the Elsies River

Library certainly proved how history canplay a part to motivate a positive future inthe area.The open day was a forerunner to the

launch of the organisation to be held onThursday 29 October at the library hall, saidinterim chairperson Ursula Reynolds.“The purpose of this organisation is to col-

lect andpreservepublications, photographs,artifacts and other documentary materialsrelated to local and family history from El-sies River and the surrounding areas,” shesaid.“We also want to be a resource centre to

share information about the area’s rich his-tory and heritage. There is too much focuson the negative aspects and nobody realisesthat so much good came from here and weare still producing top academics, artistsand positive role models to motivate and in-spire a new generation.”

Ward councillor for the area, Chris Jor-daan, also spoke of the history of the areapointing out that it was a peaceful farmingcommunity before it grew into a sprawlingarea now comprising 18 neighbourhoods.“The heritage of this area started with

these farms,” he said.“How did Halt Road get its name? It was

a “halte” (resting place) for the wagons fromsurrounding areas and supplied horseswithwater while the community rested at the Ar-cadia Coffee House.

V To page 2

The Tiervlei Riel Dancers gave visitors to theopen day at the Elsies River Library a tasteof traditional dance that really impressedthe audience who did not want them tostop. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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“Fransie van Zyl road is named after afarmer from here who was originallyknown as Fransie van Tegt, so there is a his-tory from here that played a part in the gen-eral history of the Cape.”Former Elsies River High principal Gil-

bert Thomas also spoke with passion aboutthe rich heritage of the area.“Many powerful people have come from

this area and are making their mark in theworld today,” he said.“Doctors, lawyers, academics, professors,

sportstars and musicians like Robbie Jan-sen all had their roots here and never letpoverty ornegative influences get the betterof them.“Knowing thisheritage canplayabigpart

in teaching our youth that they must lookbeyond their circumstances to rise up justlike so many of them did before.”

One of the colourful characters who is al-so part of the history of the area, is DannyBrown, a top sportsman in his youth, whocan still regale people with the tales of someof the best who came from the area.“This area has a rich tradition in sport.

We had a community that produced thebest. I was one of those top athletes and asoccer player as well, with a communitythat supported the talent that was aroundthem.“I still have the blazers and badges to

prove it,” he said with a smile as he endedhis speechwith a song.Everybody joined in.Senior librarian Julian Schreuder added

that the librarywas very happy to be associ-ated with the project.“We are proud to be part of this pro-

gramme and hope it grows,” he said.“Sooftenweareaskedabouthistoryof the

area, but we don’t have the resources. Thatwill now, through the society, be availablefor the learners who want to do projectsabout the area.”Ursula Reynolds concluded by requesting

that people come forward with their histo-ries, photos or artifacts and documents forpreservation.“We are also looking for verbal historic

tales and will send somebody to visit you torecord those histories and stories.“We are appealing to all residents and

former residents to come forward withthose stories; it’s important to make a newgeneration aware of the importance of thatheritage.“Knowing your history can play a part for

the future of this area,” she said.V For more information about the society contactUrsula on 082 694 2040 or Nadene on 083 962 7573.

Having a look atone of the exhibits

at the HistorySociety’s open day

at Elsies RiverLibrary were, from

left, Bishop AndeasSkippers, NadeneLottering (interimsecretary), Gilbert

Thomas (formerprincipal of ElsiesRiver High), ward

councillor ChrisJordaan, MaureenAdriaan (originally

Gouws who wasone of the first

graduates at UCTfrom the area),Ursula Reynolds

(interim chairper-son) and senior

librarian JulianSchreuder. PHOTO:

GARY VAN DYK

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Pensioners asking morePensioners will be taking to the streetsof Cape Town on Tuesday 29 Septemberto protest on poor payouts.

They are taking part in this march tolet the department of social servicesknow that they cannot live on a pensionof R1 400 per month and need anincrease in order to survive.The march will be starting at noon

from the Company Gardens and partici-pants are advised to wear comfortableshoes.V Further information from David Le Roux on084 315 1674 or Noor on 078 170 7835.

Western Cape students have less than twoweeks left to apply for a South African Na-tional Zakah Fund (Sanzaf) bursary for the2016 academic year.

The organisation has already receivednumerous applications, and would like tourge those who have not yet applied for abursary, to do sobefore or on 30September.Existing bursary students are also urged

to reapply if they wish to be considered fora bursary for the 2016 academic year, asbursaries are not automatically renewed.

The bursary fund is a major part of theSanzaf Education Empowerment and De-velopment (Seed) programme, which isaimed at empowering and helping those inneed of financial assistance to achievetheir full potential starting at nursery levelthrough to post-graduate studies.

The bursaries are made possible thanksto generous contributions from the com-munity. If you would like to sponsor a stu-dent or make a contribution to any of theirprojects and programmes, you may visitSanzaf’s website.V For more information or to apply, visit www.san-zaf.org.za or your nearest Sanzaf office. More infor-mation about the qualifying criteria is availablefrom Aneesah or Faeza on 021 447 0297 or sendan email to [email protected] or [email protected].

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The Bellville police request the assistance ofthe public to trace a suspectwanted for theft.

On 10 September a surveillance camerawas stolen from a home in Bellville, but be-fore the suspect could remove the camera,an image of himwas captured on the surveil-lance system, according to a provincial po-lice statement.The public is advised to contact Constable

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Police operations to pounce on perpe-trators have been very popular inthe latest series of crime fighting in-

itiatives in the area.Brigadier Hendrik Jansen, station

commander forDelft, reports that officersconducted an Operation Fiela exercise inBlikkiesdorp on Thursday 17 Septemberfrom 04:00 until midday.“There were a number of good arrests

made,” he said.“These includearrests for possessionof

stolen property, ammunition and tik. Wealso issued 54 traffic fines.”Jansen said that on the same day Delft

police received a tip-off of a vehicle thatwas hijacked in Khayelitsha and washeading in the direction of Delft.“The officers’ vigilance allowed them

to spot the vehicle and they gave chase.Two occupants were inside the vehicle.

“There was some tense moments when

one of the occupants jumped out of the ve-hicle and fled on foot. Police then noticedthat the driver of the vehicle was in pos-session of a firearm.“As thepoliceweregiving chase, theoc-

cupant fired one shot in the air but policemanaged to corner the vehicle in VolgaStreet where they recovered a stolenwhite Toyota Hilux as well as a Glock9mmfirearmwith one round in the cham-ber. A 23-year-old from Khayelitsha wasarrested.“I want to commend these officers for

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tions in the area that ended on Sunday.During these operations arrests weremade for housebreaking and theft, as-sault, rape, domestic violence, illegal pos-session of drugs as well as possession ofdangerous weapons and stolen property.He added that beside the arrests, police

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High school learners in Belhar have thechance to make their feelings feltabout their future with a unique

project in the area.SafeRoads forYouth in collaborationwith

Belhar police and thePovertyRelief andEm-powerment forChangeOrganisation (Preco)are hosting an essay and debate competitionfor high school learners in the area.Captain Herman de Jager, acting station

commander of Belhar SAPS, pointed outthat this was an important project in the ar-ea to find out what ideas the youth have

about a positive future in their neighbour-hoods.“This project is about discovering how to

combat the challenges youth are faced within today’s life,” he said.“The essays are divided into four catego-

ries meaning there are four topics to choosefrom, but for each learner to qualify theymust strictly adhere to the criteria andrules.“Boxes will be left at schools in the area

and essays must be done by midday onWednesday 14 October.“Entrants must stick to the topic they

choose and itmust be done by the individuallearner, not a group.”

The topics and questions that must bedealt with in the essays are:

.Alcohol AbuseWhat is alcohol abuse?What impact does it have in the commu-

nity?How can youth prevent alcohol abuse?. Teenage PregnancyDefine teenage pregnancyWhat are the effects of teenage pregnancy?How can we avoid teenage pregnancy?.GangsterismWhat is gangsterism?Why do youth partake in gangsterism?How can we prevent youth partaking in

gangsterism?

. Drug AbuseWhat is drug abuse?How does it affect the individual?How can we prevent the youth from be-

coming addicted or dealing in drugs?De Jager also explained that this project

is part of selecting the Belhar junior com-missioner who will assist police with identi-fying youth activities in the area.“The elected learner will hold the position

for a year and this project will become anannual event.”

V For more information about this project or Precocontact Fahgmeeda on 078 209 7706 or police sectormanagers on 079 894 1367 and 082 522 2593.

Essay competition for Belhar pupils

Ivan Koopman, sitting left, with his brother Gerald Koopman next to him, celebrates the launchof his book. Standing from left are his brother Vaudin Hoffman, wife Phillida, Pastor AndriesPlaatjies (MC) and son Andre Koopman. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Barefoot journey to successGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

The journey from a backyard shack inHanover Park to positive empower-ment starts with that first mile you

walk to your dreams.That is the story in Many Miles – a Life

Story by Bellville resident Ivan Koopmanwho launched his debut book at the Hugue-not Library in Belhar recently.Currently a life skills and youth develop-

ment facilitator for a programme at Learn-ing Cape Initiative, Koopman’s journeystarted when he had to leave school at 14 towork as a tea boy and general cleaner at thePost Office to eventually becoming themed-icalmanager at amajor construction site inDubai.“Leaving school at that age was heart-

breaking,” he said at the launch.“But, it had to be done for the survival of

our family and I somehow knew that itwould not be the end for me because I hadfaith in God’s plans for me.“I walked barefoot along themain road to

Cape Town going into shops to ask for work

because it was needed. People thought I wasjoking, but I had to do it.”Koopman added that while the book was

a celebration of his triumph, he alsowantedit to be an inspiration to people who mayhave come from similar situations, or whomay still be in such situations, to never giveup on their dreams.“You must always believe that through

God’s love for you there is a positive planfor you and you must believe in that planfor you.“This book is also there to motivate our

youth who are in situations where they aresurrounded by so much negativity. The an-swer toyour empowerment is there, but youmust be prepared to do the ground work –the hard work – and have the patience toknow that the end result is going to be yourultimate victory.”Before working as the medical manager

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“I also believe it is proof that youngpeople are takingmore responsibility fortheir sexual and reproductive health,something that we have been highlight-ing formanyyears nowandwhich is alsoa key theme for World ContraceptionDay later this week.”

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Better servicesThis can be attributed to the wide

range of options available to clients, butalso the introduction of “fast lanes” forfamily planning clients at some clinics.Their visits are managed via an appoint-ment system which reduces waitingtimes. Where this service is not availa-ble, waiting times have the potential toinfluence whether clients return for fol-low-up visits. Another challenge is em-poweringwomen so that they can negoti-ate birth spacingwith their partners andinvolve their partners in decisionsaround family planning.At a workshop in May, the health de-

partment devised additional interven-tions to broaden its reach in the 12 to 18age group. This includes partneringwithschools and other City departments foreducation and awareness programmes,fast-tracking young people attendingclinics for reproductive health reasonsusing queue marshals, increasing theavailability of educational materials, es-tablishing aPrevention of TeenPregnan-cy Forum to monitor trends and high-light concerns or challenges, and investi-gating the provision of more clinics.

Diaper decline asteens smarten up

Die Bellville-stapklub gaan die naweekvan 24 tot 27 September na die Sederber-ge.

Hier sal hulle tot by die Sneeuberghutvoetslaan en ook besoek bring aan dieMalteserskruis en ’n paar dagstappe aflê.

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Police in Elsies River are celebratingsome successes in September.They have shown their commit-

ment to fighting crime starting with the ar-rest of a 48-year-old man from 17th Avenuewhere fifty mandrax tablets were foundwith an estimated street value of R2500.Another arrest of two men led to the con-

fiscation of more than 500 grams of dagga.During further operations conducted

they also arrested a wanted suspect for at-tempted murder after they found the sus-pect in a house in Matroosfontein, still inpossession of an illegal fire-arm and liveammunition.

Another two suspects were also arrestedafter a robbery occurred in Norwood Road,Leonsdale.The suspects were still in possession of

the stolen itemswhichwere two cell phones

and an amount of cash.Communications officer Sergeant Esmar-

elda Pheiffer alsowanted towarn the publicto be vigilant when approaching the inter-section at Norwood Road and Fransie VanZyl Road, where people are getting robbed.“It is high risk area during the morning

and afternoon peak hours for mugging andtheft out of motor vehicles,” she said.The social crimepreventionunit also con-

ducted crime awareness programmes atschools in the area, and during this aware-ness campaign, cell phones, dangerousweapons, including toy guns and cigaretteswere confiscated. “We want to warn and in-form the public that continuous actionssuch as these will be conducted and call onthe community to assist us with informa-tion that can lead to more successful ar-rests,” concluded Pheiffer.

Busted by local police

TheAnovaHealth Institute is inviting lo-cal artists to take part in theirArt forAn-ova initiative.In a bid to support local artists, Anova,

an NGO dedicated to improving healthof all South Africans with particular em-phasis on HIV, is inviting aspiring, localartists to upload images of their paint-ings, drawings or photographs (anythingthat can be hung on a wall), along withtheir dimensions, to the organisation’sFacebook page.

Anova will then curate a selection oftheir favourite pieces for display at theiroffices, and to a broader audience at anunveiling event. The artists selected byAnovawill be offered betweenR1 000 and

R10 000 (in addition to framing and cou-riering costs) for their creations.According to Anova’s head of market-

ing Nina Morris Lee the organisationhas decided to offer an opportunity to un-known artists instead of sourcing artfrom a gallery.The Art for Anova initiative, running

upuntil the end ofOctober, is open to art-ists who have never before been repre-sented by a gallery. Artists wishing totake part should post their image on thewall of Anova’s Facebook page and refer-ence it as ‘Art for Anova’.V Visit www.anovahealth.co.za for more informa-tion about both the initiative and the organi-sation.

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Residents are more likely to experi-ence snake encounters due tospring-time, warns Shaun MacLeod,co-ordinator of the Snake Rescuevolunteer team in the Cape Peninsu-la.

“Every spring snakes come out ofhibernation on the hunt for a muchneeded spring meal. Snakes are veryimportant to our natural environ-ment as they control the vermin ro-dents that destroy crops and carrynumerous diseases,” says MacLeod,who is also a director of Reptile Edu-cational Awareness Consultants(REAC).

“Snakes and various other rep-tiles form part of the very importantbalance in our ecosystem. A simpleequation – the more snakes we kill,the more rodents and pests therewill be.

“We have encroached into theirnatural habitat through habitat deg-radation, fragmentation and urban

expansion.“Ponds, heaps of building rubble

and rockeries in and around gar-dens and homes create micro envi-ronments, which will inevitably at-tract snakes,” MacLeod warns.

He reminds residents that snakes“are attracted to neglected areaswhere there is not much disturb-ance, as snakes hate confrontation”.

“There is no real way of keepingsnakes off your property, but if youkeep your grass cut short, trees welltrimmed and clean up all rubble,just to mention a few, then there isless likelihood for snakes to resideon your property. In short – keepyour garden tidy,” he says.

“Leave snakes alone – and it willleave you alone. Most bites occurwhen people attempt to kill snakes,”he says.V If a snake is encountered, contact MacLe-od on 082 532 5033 for advice or for emer-gencies pertaining snakes.

Snakes coming out of hibernation

A Cape Cobra is handled by ShaunMacLeod, coordinator of the SnakeRescue volunteer team in the CapePeninsula.

Getting ready at the start of last year’s run.

Join in the fun at charity runThere’s no better way to start therunning season than joining the5km and 10km charity run at Cape-Gate shopping centre.

This year’s event, an annualhighlight in the local communitydiary, is scheduled for Saturday 3October, and the whole family is in-vited.

“Join over 3 000 runners andwalkers and stand a chance to winpart of the R30 000 cash prizes forthe 10km winners,” says CapeGatemarketing manager AmandaMcCarthy. “There will also be awe-some spot prizes given at the luckydraw during the prize giving cere-mony. Goodie bags will be given tothe first 1 500 people to register and

medals to the first 1500 to cross theline in each distance.”

Walkers are also invited to com-pete in the 10km event.

“You and your fans won’t go hun-gry as there’ll be food and beveragestalls and entertainment at the fin-ish line.”

Proceeds of the 5km entries willbe donated to a local charity.

Entry forms are available fromCapeGate centre management offi-ces (lower level, next to Fego Caf-fé), downloadable from www.cape-gatecentre.co.za or you can enterand pay online at www.enteron-line.co.za. Entry fees range fromR25 for junior licensed athletes(10km), R30 for the 5km fun run/

walk up to R60 for non licensed ath-letes (10km).

Online entries close on Sunday27 September and in-centre entrieson Monday 28 September. Registra-tion and last minute entries willtake place on Thursday 1 and Fri-day 2 October between 18:00 and20:00 in the CapeGate centre court,or between 05:30 and 06:50 on racemorning.

This year’s event is supported bySmile FM and Coca Cola and orga-nised by the Nedbank runningclub.V For more information or to downloadan entry form, go to www.capegatecen-tre.co.za or the Capegate Shopping Pre-cinct Facebook page

Cape Town schools are almostfull and the education depart-ment urges parents to enrol

children as soon as possible.“To date, schools in the Western

Cape have processed 128 545 appli-cations for placement for the 2016school year. So far, 118 429 learnershave been placed,” said educationminister Debbie Schäfer in a state-ment to the media last week.

“Parents were encouraged to ap-ply to schools by 30 June, and thosewho now still need spaces atschools need to urgently approachtheir nearest schools or the closestdistrict office to find out whichschools still have spaces availa-ble,” she said.

“We cannot guarantee places inschools of choice, but will do ourutmost to place children appropri-ately. It is crucial that parents whohave failed to enrol their child forthe 2016 school year to do so urgent-ly and before the end of the thirdterm to ensure that they secure a

place for their child.”Schäfer says there are currently

3 470 learners who have been ac-cepted at more than one school.

“Some 2 257 of these learners areGrade 8 learners who have not con-firmed if they are taking up theirplaces,” she says.

“Moreover, we expect thatlearners will continue to migrateto the Western Cape from otherprovinces in search of a better edu-cation and access to opportunities.Each year we plan as best we canfor the influx of additional learnersfrom other provinces. The inwardmigration into the Western Capehas huge financial and planningimplications, impacting on the pro-visioning of education resourcesand the overall management of thesystem,” she says.

“We have to prioritise accordingto the greatest need across thewhole province, and available bud-get. Our current budget is underconsiderable pressure.”

Schools almostfull, enrol now

Learnersduring thepreviouscartooningworkshop inBellville.PHOTO:TIAAN VANDEVENTER

Toon holiday workshop at Bellville libraryToons will go loony again in Bellville dur-ing the coming October vacation.

During the October school holidays, il-lustrator and cartoonist Vernon Fouriewill once again host a two-day workshop,Cartoon Session, on 6 and 7 October at theBellville library’s Art.b centre, followingthe successful July holiday program, the

Toonschool. Vernon also plans to presenta special Halloween themed session atthe end of October that aspiring cartoon-ists can look forward to.V Bookings for the Cartoon Session should bemade with Vernon on 076 078 3272 or at [email protected]. General enquiries canbe sent to [email protected].

Come to our party: The Fabulous Woodstock Starlites minstrelgroup will be hosting a Springtime Disco Party at the Bishop LavisSports Field hall on Saturday 26 September starting at 19:00. Therewill also be some entertainment provided by the group Supernaturalwith dancers. Here Starlites members August Williams and Abduragh-man Baker, seated, welcome dancers Kaylen Madumbo (front left) andMeagan Madumbo with singers (back from left) Caleb Bernardo, FaeezBaker and Arthur Johnstone warming up before a rehearsal last week.Tickets are R30 and available at the door. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK


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Celebrating their achievement in the Talent Africa event are, from left, Arthur Pietersen (bass),Nacia Kruger (2nd Alto), Michelle van Zyl (1st Alto), Monique Hellenberg (Soprano) and GavinFullard (Baritone/Arranger/Director).

Track Five hits high notesGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

When it comes to vocal harmony, Track Fiveis known throughout South Africa for mak-ing magical music.

Their vocal harmony is now on the vergeof taking them onto the international stageto be part of the South African team to repre-sent the country in America.

They have been performing all over CapeTown, singing A Cappella, as well as withjazz quartets and bands for the last 20 years,and have recently teamed up with Saxit andthe Ramon Alexander Trio.

FounderGavinFullard explained that thislatest initiative came about at the beginningof September when they decided to enter alocal talent competition.

“For a bit of fun we decided to enter theTalent Africa competition,” he says.

“On Saturday 5 September we took part inthe open vocal category singing Shiny Stock-

ings in the Western Cape Regional roundand amazingly achieved 99 percent sharingthe overall first place.”

There were approximately 120 entries infive categories that included actors, dan-cers, instrumentalists, models and vocalists.

He added that the national finals will beheld at the Bellville Civic in April next year.

“If we make it into Team South Africa wewill be off to New York in July that year totake part in the Talent America event.

“We are very confident of our performan-ces and if we make it onto the team, we willhave to finance our own way there, but it’sa hurdle that we will overcome.

“However, if there are sponsors who canlendahand,wewelcome their interest,” saidFullard.

Track Five is currently recording theirfifth CD Love You Madly.V For more information or bookings contact Gavinor Engela on [email protected] or call082 930 6762 or 083 258 3735.

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Volgens Jason Keating, algemene bestuur-der by RoadSmart, is die diefstal van die toe-rusting ’n reuse-terugslag.

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The sixth annual Pink Lady Craftsfor Cancer event has never beenmore successful than this year.“In the first year, only 25womenat-

tended – mostly because we beggedthem to come – whereas this year wehad waiting lists for tickets,” saysTheresa Richards, marketing con-sultant at Top Fruit who along withTrue Cape initiated this event toraise funds for the Tygerberg Hospi-tal breast cancer clinic’s transportfund.The prestigious event was held at

D’Aria wine estate on Saturday andthey managed to raise R67 000 thisyear.Professor Justus Apffelstaedt,

head of the breast clinic at TygerbergHospital, explained why this initia-tive was so invaluable.“Many of our patients live on gov-

ernment grants of about R1 200 permonth. A round trip to Tygerberghospital will cost them up to R150.The choicebetweenhavingenough toeat for the family and transport fortherapy is stark.”

This is why we chose the causeLiza Matthews, marketing manag-

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ered by government, some patientscannot afford the transport cost toand from the hospital for regular ra-diotherapy sessions,” she said.Apffelstaedt added this year was

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volumescanningmachines on the en-tire African continent arrived fourweeks ago.“A probe scans over the entire

breast, duringwhich it records imag-es that are sent to a computer for 3Dreconstruction,” he says.“Not only is this method more ef-

fective to detect cancerous lesions indense breast tissue of especiallyyounger women, but it is also not aspainful as a normal mammograph,”he said.After learning the art of lino print-

ing from Lizel Cloete, craft editor forIdeas magazine, the women weretreated to the heavenly piano soundsof virtuoso Rocco deVilliers followedby a three-course meal, in which ap-ples featured as the hero.

Professor Justus Apffelstaedt (centre)with Lisa Matthews and TheresaRichards, after the handover.

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V The Artscape Heritage Festivaltakes place at the Artscape Centreuntil Sunday 27 September. Visitwww.artscape.co.za for the festivalprogram and more information.

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V Karen Zoid and Zolani Mahola willbe at the Artscape Theatre tonight(Wednesday) and Thursday. R200.Tickets are available through Com-puticket.

V Rocking Horse will be celebratingtheir 30th anniversary at Die Boer onThursday. R120. Call 021 979 1911 orvisit www.dieboer.com to book.

V Boulevard Blues, Grace Newton,Tony Shine, Tauna Fern, Nhoza Sit-sholwana, Dean Coche, RichardProwse (flute), Mr Bardo and DerekHarper Jnr will be at Mercury Live inCBD on Thursday from 20:00 for TheBluestown Sessions. Tickets cost R40before 21:00 and R50 thereafter atthe door.

V The Cape Town Fringe Festival willbe on at City Hall and around the CBDfrom Thursday to Sunday 4 October.Visit www.capetownfringe.co.za forinformation or tickets.

V Heinz Winckler kuier Vrydag by DieBoer. R120. Bespreek by 021 979 1911of www.dieboer.com.

V Dan Patlansky will be presenting asolo acoustic show at the DrostdyTheatre in Stellenbosch on Friday.R150. Call 071 931 9954 or email [email protected] to book.

V Paul Cowan, Joe Emilio, CJ Ben-son, Devin Gray, Dugald Pieterseand Dylan Skews will be performingstand-up at Meraki in Durbanville onSaturday from 20:30. R40 (door) orR20 from [email protected].

V Boulevard Blues and Axenmorewill be at Hillcrest Quarry on Sundayfrom 14:30 for the next instalment ofBlues meets Rock. R80 with a luckydraw with lots of prizes up for grabs.Call 021 976 4959 or [email protected] for a table.

V The Square Set will be hosting theirrelaunch party with 4Play atEdgemead bowling club from 15:00 onSunday. R60. Call 061 490 1694 tobook.

V Dan Patlansky kuier Sondagaandby Die Boer. R150. Bespreek by 021 9791911 of www.dieboer.com.

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V Nedine Blom kuier Dinsdag om19:00 by die NG Kerk Parow-Pano-rama met haar Super Cool Show. R50.Bespreek by 021 930 3100 weeksdaetussen 09:00 en 12:00.

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Three powerful productions from theBaxter Theatre Centre’s Zabalaza The-atre Festival will be showcased at this

year’s Cape Town Fringe Festival.Ndendile runs from Thursday 24 to Satur-

day 26 September at 17:30 in the City Hall 2and is performed in isiXhosa and some En-glish. Written by Bongani Pontsana and di-rected by Sinoxolo Cezula, the dynamic castof seven actors is made up of Bongani Pont-sana, Sinoxolo Celuza, Inga Duda, Sibongis-eni Bhekemva, Anelisa Patuleni and Aneli-sa Xapha.

The tender play is about a man who goesto Cape Town in search of new opportuni-ties, leaving behind his father and wife. Inthe big city, he falls in love with Bongile, aninteresting and attractive man, and they getmarried. After three years in Cape Town, heunexpectedly returns home to discover thathis wife has left him and he now has thepressing need to ask for his father’s bless-ings and allow him to marry Bongile in thetraditional way.

There is an age restriction of 16.Egoli, written and directed by Bongani Ti-

tana in isiXhosa, is on in City Hall 3 and runson Wednesday 30 September and Thursday1 October at 19:30 and on Friday 2 Octoberat 13:00.

The musical theatre production is per-formed by an ensemble cast of nine youngactors comprising Zikhona Jacobs, AnelisaPato, Michelle Zizipho Fani, Asisipho Ntsa-bo, Ayanda Dakuse, Thanduxolo Madolo,Lindelwa Similo, Vusumzi Bushula and Yv-onne Msebenzi.

With music composed by Titana, this sto-ry is vibrantly brought to the stage throughsong. Madlamini is a strict, God-lovingwoman from a rural village who travels toEgoli, the city of gold, in search of her hus-band. He left their home for the big city inorder to find a job and make some money forhis family. However, his plans were derailedwhen he got sucked into the fast and danger-ous life of the big city, and now she is on ajourney to find him.Uhambo Lomhambi is written and direct-

ed by Themba Baleni and stars Azuza Raduand the live musician is Lee Sithole.

This dynamic one-hander will be per-formed in City Hall 3 on Tuesday 29 andWednesday 30 September at 17:30 and 13:00on Saturday 3 October. The powerful storyuses physical theatre, film projections andphotography to tell the tale of a woman wholeaves a war-ravaged country in search ofpeace and a place to call home.

However, as she embarks on her journey,her greatest battle is with her two young sonswho are demanding to know who and wheretheir fathers are. Parental guidance is ad-vised for children under 13 years old.V Tickets cost R50 and R45 for block-bookings of 10or more and booking for any of the three shows canbe made online at www.capetownfringe.co.za orthrough the call centre on 086 000 2004 or060 882 8316.

Zabalaza at CT Fringe FestivalThe cast ofEgoli will beperformingas part ofthis year'sCape TownFringeFestival.PHOTO: LEONVAN ZYL

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SK launches ‘Maze Runner’ on FridayTheChorus,made upofmembersfromacrossthepeninsula,is one ofthe choirspartici-pating inthisyear’sIndige-nousChoralFestival.

Choral stories of SA toldAs South Africa celebrated its

heritage this month, choirsfrom around the Western

Cape are preparing to celebrate thecountry’s diversity.Hosted by the Western Cape Cho-

ral Music Association (WeCCMA),in associationwithArtscape, the In-digenous Choral Festival is a cele-bration of the many faces and sto-ries of SouthAfrica. The event takesplace at the Artscape Theatre onSunday 27 September from 14:00.Now in its third year, the festival

invites local choirs to represent in-digenous cultures through song onstage.WeCCMA’s Lungile Jacobs says it

is the highlight of the Western Capechoral calendar.“The eisteddfod is known

throughout the province as theWeCCMA event not to be missed,”

he says, adding: “It is the culmina-tion of a number of eventswe’ve hadthroughout the yearwhich includeda gender based competition, a devel-opmental soloist competition, con-ductor’s workshops and orchestralconducting workshop.”Jacobs points out the festival is a

great opportunity to teach youngpeople about different cultures andbuild the spirit of ubuntu. The festi-val is usually held in August to alsocommemorate Women’s Month andthe WeCCMA encourages femaleconductors as part of the develop-ment of women in the choral frater-nity.This year’s festival will feature

performances by the PrincessSquare singers, Joyful Harmonies,the UWC Creative Arts choir, theCPUT choir, Ntirisano Arts Acade-my, the UCT choir for Africa, The

Chorus, Western Classical Voices,New Voices of the Cape, the Trans-net engineering choir, the SimonEstes alumni choir, United ChoralArtists,WesternChorale, Phenome-nal Opera Voices, Heavenly Voicesand the SA Navy choir.The festival will be divided into

two categories and the audiencewillget to choose the winners for theday. The first half of the competitionwill see the choirs perform a cultur-al indigenous piece, before theycome back to sing Izitibili (actionsongs) or folklore pieceswith a bandin the second half of the show.“This is a dayof embracing our in-

dividuality anduplifting our cultur-al heritage as a choral society,”Jacobs says.V Tickets for the festival cost R50 and areavailable from Computicket. Visitwww.artscape.co.za for more information.

The PE mentalist: Port Elizabethmentalist Brandon Peel will bepresenting Magic through the Ages atthe Galloway Theatre and AlexanderBar from Thursday as part of theCape Town fringe festival. Fromancient Egypt all the way to the latestTV magic specials, Brandon willexplore the rich history of magic. Theshow will be staged from Thursday 24to Sunday 27 September. Tickets areavailable from capetownfringe.co.za.


Babies, tots to competeThe Good Shepherd Catholic Church inAdam Tas Road in Bothasig will behosting a baby and toddler competitionon 28 November.

Children up to the age of five can beentered. Entry fee is R40 per entry.V For more information contact Brenda Philip on083 233 2832.

Lekkernye by kerkbasaarDie NG Kerk Ruyterwacht in Saldanhas-traat hou Vrydag vanaf 18:00 hul basaarin die kerksaal.

Al die gewone basaarlekkernye soospoeding, pannekoek, hamburgers, boere-worsrolle, kerrievetkoeke, kerrie-en-rys,jaffels, slaptjips, gebak, beskuit, groente,koeldrank, naaldwerk en speletjies vir diekinders sal daar wees.

Almal is hartlik welkom om ’n heerlikeaand te kom geniet.V Vir navrae kan Danita Faasen by 021 534 2873of 082 575 3778 gebel word.

Equipped: Ten women fromElsies River, Bishop Lavis andValhalla Park completed thethree-month Early ChildhoodDevelopment programme atBadisa in Elsies River. Theprogramme provided thewomen with skills to assistchildren in their first 1000 days.They can now support womenwho are in contact with youngchildren, nutrition for children,early learning and socialservices. The women have theopportunity to shape andsupport children’s development.Front from left are, HaleySchaffers, Patricia Jacobs,Adelia Siebritz, and MelissaRaybin. Back: Candice Phillips,Denise Kozer, Wendy Carelse,Bernadette Kent (facilitator),Oscarine Sampson, JanetKorodza and Janine Wakefield.


The Riverton Estate Residents Associa-tion is mobilising ahead of their gener-al meeting.

Chairperson Steve Ross is calling on resi-dents to attend because there are some im-portant matters coming up for discussion.

“It will be held on Monday 28 Septemberfrom 19:00 at the Robin Hood Crèche inWarner Crescent,” he said.

“We invite all residents to attend and hearwhat is on the cards for our community aswell as to raise issues that may be of concernto them. The ward councillor and police willalso attend the meeting.

Forward concerns before meeting“People can forward all their concerns re-

lating to them to me so that I can informthem before the meeting,” he said.

“This will ensure that you leave the meet-ing with the best solution and answer toyour concerns.”

Ross will also give clarity on the role of

the neighbourhood watch in the communi-ty. “I have been privileged to give motiva-tional talks to NHW teams in other commu-nities in recent months,” he says.

Watches are not security companies“It is sad that only a small percentage of

residents in all communities truly under-stand how the watch operates. NHW teamsare not security companies that have signedcontracts, service agreements or salaries.

“They are volunteers from the communitywhere they live and who offer their time –students, workers, pensioners and otherswho are mostly unappreciated for their sac-rifice, as they are accused of not being every-where all the time.

“These accusations and negativity haveseen many teams dwindle in size or even to-tally dissolve in many communities.”

Observers are everywhere“Our patrol team may only be 23 people,

but our observers are everywhere.V For more information contact Steve Ross on 081389 8026.

Riverton calling onresidents to meet

Sit ... stay: The White Fang Dog Training Academy hosts sessions on Sundays from 11:30and Wednesdays from 18:00 at the Bishop Lavis sports field. Here dogs will learn to beobedient. Obstacle training classes are also offered. For more information call StephenWilliams (left) on 076 255 5926. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Taking care: A positivepartnership has beenformed between the

Genes to Success (Gets)organisation in Bonteheu-

wel and the physiotherapydepartment at UCT. Theyplan to host sessions for

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disabled at the multi-pur-pose centre on Mondays

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ess organisation, wants tomake the general public,

all spheres of govern-ment, caregivers andparents aware of therights of people withspecial needs. Phone

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information. PHOTO: GARYVAN DYK

The Western Cape minister of cultural af-fairs and sport, Anroux Marais, has calledon residents to nominate their local cultureheroes for the Cultural Affairs Awards.

The awards are held annually to celebrateindividuals and organisations in the West-ern Cape who are making a positive contri-bution in the cultural affairs sector. Awardshave previously been given to organisationsand individuals who have made a profoundimpact within the arts, culture, language,

heritage, museums, archives, geographicalnames and libraries sectors in the provinceover the years.

Nominations for the awards are now open.Members of the public who wish to nominatean individual or an organisation for anaward, can obtain nomination forms via thedepartment’s website at http://www.west-erncape.gov.za/dept/cas

The Cultural Affairs Awards ceremonywill take place in February 2016.

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Firsttime action for new Killarney

The sport and GT category are the fastest cars at Killarney and will have to take careful note of the new layout.PHOTO: DAVE COLLINS

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What is effectively an all-new motorracing circuit in the Western Capeis going to see action for the first

time on Saturday 26 September.The eighth roundof the excitingWingfield

Motors sponsored Power Series then takesplace in an anti-clockwise (reverse) direc-tion at the new circuit.Althoughdrivers and riderswill be travel-

ling around the same track with every cor-ner having a variable radius, the angles andspeed will have to be worked out anew andcommitted to memory. Some will be slower,while othersmay surprisingly be faster thanbefore. Of course, braking distances are go-ing to be another variable factor. This maybe to the advantage of those who have hadexperience on other South African circuits,and especially to the few who have racedoverseas.This especially applies to drivers like

Steve Humble who has featured prominent-ly in sports car events onavariety of circuitsin Britain. And to a lesser extent to Bloub-erg’s Craig Jarvis, providing his hugelypowerfulV10DodgeViperhashad its venomsac replenished. Jarvis has recently compet-ed in Europe in a Porsche GT3, while the Vi-per was in devastating form in East Londonearlier this season.As far as the top bikers are concerned, it

is going to be interesting to see how quicklythe talented Dave McFadden, who is thisweek still competing in the 2015World SuperStock Championship, is able to come toterms with the new layout.Meanwhile a tremendous amount of work

has gone into ensuring the safety of the trackin its new format, and the organisers arewell satisfied with their effort. Majorchanges include the repositioning and re-placement of many of the steel and tyre safe-ty barriers and the relocation of two of themarshal points.

A chicane or artificial corner similar tothose at the famed Monza autodrome wherethe Italian Fq Grand Prix is held and effec-tively slow the overall pace of the F1 cars,has also been added. The Killarney chicaneis on the main straight at the approach tothe banked Cape Town Corner bend wherecompetitors will have to flick right, then leftand marginally right again before swinginghard left into the tight hairpin bend.Early tests indicate that while the track

maybemarginally quicker than the originalthat has been in operation since the early1960s, it promises to be even more exciting.

The Killarney organisers are taking fulladvantage of the coming long weekend thatbegins with the national Heritage Day pub-lic holiday to stage a giant vintage, veteranand classic car show on Thursday, Septem-ber 24.The Friday school holiday will then be fol-

lowed by the reverse direction Power Sportmeeting on the Saturday. Together they areexpected to result in the biggest motorsportblockbuster attraction seen in these partsfor many years.Open to cars and motorcycles built be-

tween 1985 and backtracking to the launch

of the very first motorised Benz in 1886, themotor show entries are being divided intothree age classes to facilitate their judging.Any unit built before 1940 will be classifiedas a genuine golden oldie. The remainingclasses are from 1941 to 1970 and finally 1971to 1985. They will all be on display on thelarge infield area behind the Killarney club-house.Although not classified as official entries,

the show is also going to host guest displaysof new cars as well as a selection of wacky,radical Mad Max type exhibits from the re-cent Afrikaburn Festival in the Karoo.

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Elders in diewêreld het daar die afgelopeSaterdagaand ’n droefgeestigheid ge-heers ná die Springbok-rugbyspan se

debakel in Engeland, maar in dele van dieTygerbergstreek was daar wel ’n groot matevan rugby-vreugde.Die Tygerbergstreek sal môre (Donder-

dag) in al drie afdelings van die Superligaverteenwoordig wees wanneer die eindstry-de van die Presidentsbeker-kompetisie opNuweland afgehandel word.

Durbanville-Bellville het Saterdag in dietopafdeling se een halfeindstryd die Maties’n opstopper gegee, terwyl Unie-Milnertonen Kraaifontein se Hands & Heart ná oor-winnings in die halfeindronde sake in afde-ling 2 se eindstryd sal uitspook.In afdeling 3 het Kraaifontein sy plek in

die eindstryd bespreek.Durbell het – grootliks as gevolg van bese-

rings – ’n vroegseisoense insinking beleef,maar het algaande weer die los drade byme-kaar getrek.Dit het die afgelope naweek in die half-

eindronde uitgeloop op ’n verrassende segevan 22-7 oor dieMaties,wat as die gunstelingvir die trofee beskou is.Die Durbies kom in die eindstryd teen Ha-

miltons te staan.Die halfeindronde in afdeling 2 van die

kompetisie het eweneens gesorg vir skok-oorwinnings toe die twee gunstelinge vir dieeindstryd, Kuilsrivier en Brackenfell, albeimet naelskraapse nederlae die trekpas vanmede-Tygerbergse spanne gekry het.Hands & Heart het Kuilsrivier sy eerste

nederlaag hierdie seisoen toegedien met ’n

oorwinning van 31-30, terwyl Unimil met 21-20 deurgeskuur het teen Brackenfell.In afdeling 3 hetKraaifontein die span van

Elsiesrivier met 40-31 uitgeskakel, maarGoodwood is in sy halfeindstryd onverwagsmet 29-22 deur die klub Young Stars getroef.In ander uitspeelwedstryde vir spanne

wat nie in die boonste helfte van die onder-skeie puntelere geëindig het nie, was dit ook’n blink dag vir die Tygerbergstreek.Belhar het Somerset-Wes se Sir Lowrians

met 34-17 geklop, terwyl Bellville met 31-29teen Pniël Villagers geseëvier het.

SUPERLIGA: STREEK VERTEENWOORDIG IN AL DRIE EINDSTRYDE

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National Championship rally action came to CapeGate on Friday. Richard Leeke Junior and his navigator, Rikus Fourie, who dropped out later,wowed the massive crowd opposite the Toyota dealership. The big guns had spectators shouting their support for their favourites, includingDakar rally star Giniel de Villiers, who rolled out of the event on Saturday. The Toyota Cape Dealer Rally was eventually won by Mark Cronjéin his Ford Fiesta with Volkswagen pilots Gugu Zula second and Hergen Fekken with local navigator Pierre Arries in third. Less than half thecompetitors managed to complete the event. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

Rally cars wow fans at CapeGate

Shadrack Kemboi from Kenya proved, inspite of local weather conditions, to be thestrongest athlete on the day, winning thesecond edition of the relaunched SanlamCape Town Marathon on Sunday.South African athletes were hot on his

trail, with Lungile Gongqa finishing secondand Michael Mazibuko third. Isabella Ochi-chi from Kenya earned a superb victory inthe women’s race.With humidity at 70-80%, the East African

winners battled somewhat, while the SouthAfricans took full advantage of the overcastweather, putting in an excellent perform-ance behind their international counter-parts at the IAAF silver label event.Kemboi crossed the finish line in 02:11:41,

with Gongqa taking second in 02:11:59 andMazibuko grabbing the final spot on themen’s podium in 02:12:29.Ochichi romped to victory in the women’s

division in 02:30:20, while Eunice ChumbafromBahrain finished second in 02:33:12 andJoan Rotich (Kenya) third – 4 minutes and33 seconds behind.“I always wanted amarathon victory, and

I had hoped that it would come in Honoluluin 2014, but I got it today on my home conti-nent. I couldn’t be happier,” said Ochichi.“We are delighted with these performan-

ces. It proves this race trulyhas thepotentialto become one of themost spectacular mara-thons in the world,” said race ambassadorElana Meyer.

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