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CRIME: CORE MEMBERS OF ARMED ROBBERY SYNDICATE BELIEVED TO NOW BE BEHIND BARS

Mall mobsters nabbedMICHELLE LINNERT

@linnertmb

Police believe they have corralled coremembers of an armed robbery syndica-te after at least 32 suspects were arre-

sted recently.While the majority of suspects were arre-

sted in Gauteng, as reported by City Press,a number of them were linked to reconnais-sance and attacks at local malls.The larger groupwas accosted after police

recovered and analysed cellphone data andthe operating network of members of thesyndicate arrested in Cape Town.The group is currently linked to at least

34 robberies, including those of cellphoneand jewellery stores, and a number of ATMbombings, City Press reported.Some of the armed robberies to have hit

the Cape since last year include those at Ca-nalWalk, Tyger Valley, CapeGate, SomersetMall, Zevenwacht Mall, as well as Longbe-achMall, BaysideMall andHighConstantia.

Data trackingIn Kraaifontein, police had reportedly

been hunting two suspects involved in thebombing of an ATM inside the Seven Elevenin Northpine on 18 February.CanalWalk and Bayside shopping centres

were targeted by robbers in the week of 17October last year, while the Vodacom storein the Tyger Valley Centrewas hit on 3 Octo-ber last year.Zevenwacht Mall in Kuils River as well as

the iPic Centre in Soneike, were both targe-ted as far back as April last year.Of these, themost recent was the bombing

of an ATM in Bellville, which proved one ofthe biggest mistakes for at least six suspec-ted members of the syndicate.These suspectswere involved in a standoff

with a police General at the ATM bombingat the Old Oak Centre on 4 March, and werebeing tracked by a special police task force.The task forcewasawareof the sixmaking

their way to the Western Cape by bus, CityPress reported.Police soon used the data from the sus-

pects’ cellphones and surmised the grouphad been scouting centres in Brackenfelland Tyger Valley – both of which were hitlate last year.

The suspects are believed to have bombedthe ATM after they ran out of money. Twowere wounded and arrested on the scene,and the rest at the nearby taxi rank.Their recovered cellphones were used to

link them to robberies at Sea Point, Malmes-bury, Canal Walk, Gardens and Stellen-bosch.The six suspects were also believed to ha-

ve been involved in the bombing of a Tatter-salls safe in Durban Road on 3 March.Provincial police spokesperson Captain

Frederick vanWyk said investigationswereat an advanced stage.

Behind barsAccording to the Institute for Security

Studies, there has been a 143% increase inarmed robberies at shopping centres overthe past year.But national police spokesperson Lieute-

nant General Solomon Makgale told CityPress most of the suspects responsible forthe robberies in Gauteng and the WesternCape were now behind bars.“There are, however, still a few of their as-

sociates – alongwith thedealers towhomthecellphones are sold – at large. We are nowfocusing on them.”Police were said to be using the cellphone

data and video footage from centres to iden-tify individuals.“All the information is consolidated to

compile profiles of the ringleaders, as well

as their modus operandi,” Makgale was re-ported as saying.This allowed the creation of a police data-

base that could be cross-referenced acrossthe provinces.“It gives us an intelligence picture that al-

lows us... to thwart the plans of robbers, par-ticularly at shopping centres,” Makgale wasreported as saying.“It is also clear the syndicates aremultidi-

mensional in that theynot only carry out dif-ferent types of robberies, but also hijack ve-hicles, rob ATMs and commit other violentcrimes.”Most of the suspects arrested in Gauteng

were of Zimbabwean nationality, City Pressreported.

Some of thesuspected membersof a countrywidearmed robberysyndicate who werearrested in Hillbrow,Johannesburg.

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No truth in the rumourIf you read the papers last Wednesday orkept an eye on electronic media and youthought that All Black rugby player RichieMcCaw was going to play for WP, or thatPres Jacob Zuma would pay back themoney or that MyCiTi would be convertedto a tram system, then you were fooled onApril Fools’ Day. There is no truth in anyof these reports and it was part of themedia’s (national and local) traditionalApril Fools’ Day reports.

Company bust for oil pollutionDESIRÉE RORKE

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Authorities will now monitor clean-upefforts after a Joostenbergvlaktetrucking companywas bust for oil pol-

lution by City inspectors.Environmental health officials from the

City of Cape Town recently inspected West-ern Logistix’s premises in Waarburgh Roadafter neighbours complained about oil seep-ing from the ground.“A winter ago we first noticed the oil sur-

facing from the soil, leaving a thick dark oilyresidue on the grass,” said one neighbourwho wants to remain anonymous.“It clung to the grass and nothing we did

got rid of it, leaving our animals to grazethe polluted grass,” she added.Another neighbour told TygerBurger he

sawworkers on the company’s premises dig-ging trenches inwhich todeposit usedmotoroil.“As a consequence, trees and grass on our

properties died. This company is operatingin an equestrian areawith anaturalwetlandclose by. Winter is coming and more of thesame with the rain will lead to poisonouscontamination of epic proportions. We haveanimals at risk. Thewetlands are at risk, thewater table is at risk as we believe it has al-

ready been affected at 120m,” this particularneighbour said.

Foul liquidCitymaycomember for health, Siyabulela

Mamkeli, said officials car-ried out an inspection at theWestern Logistix’s premiseson 19 March.“An environmental health

practitioner (EHP) found afoul liquid – used oil and sew-age water – running directlyonto the premises and intothe stormwater channel,which also affects the abut-ting premises,” he said.“These activities are unac-

ceptable and defined as ahealth nuisance, and defi-nitely in contravention ofthe City’s by-laws and other legislation,” headded.Mamkeli said the level of pollution must

now be determined by environmental con-sultants, which the owners of company re-sponsible for the pollution must appoint toremedy the situation.“Notices were served on the owner by the

City’s environmental health and water pol-lution control sections to immediately cease

the pollution and to remedy the site that ispolluted.”Mamkeli said theownersmustprovide the

City with their plan of action to remedy thesituation by tomorrow (9 April).

“After the mentioneddate, a follow-up inspectionwill be conducted and if noprogress has been made, le-gal action will be takenagainst the offender,” hesaid.

Oil spillOwner Ferdi Krumm told

TygerBurger they take fullresponsibility for the pollu-tion and undertake to coop-erate with authorities toprevent any further spillson the property and to rem-

edy the affected areas.However, he denied allegations that used

oil was buried in trenches on the property.He explains the oil spills as follows:“All the old oil in our trucks gets decanted

into a 1000F flexitanker for collection by theRose Foundation, a non-profit organisationin Cape Town that collects, stores, recyclesand correctly disposes of used oil,” saidKrumm.

“During the last year it happened on oneor two occasions that oil was spilled on thesoil while being piped out,” he explained.He said the companywill hire a consultant

to conduct a full study to determine the bestway in which to rehabilitate the soil andthen see to it that it gets done.“We are also planning to move the opera-

tion to another location on the other side oftheN1, but have in themeantime applied forthedeparture from thenormal zoning activi-ties of the area,” he said.Western Logistix is one of tens of compa-

nies in Joostenbergvlakte slappedwith com-pliance notices earlier this year for illegalland use.City councillor Gerhard Fourie in Janu-

ary said the practise of semi-industrial ac-tivities in semi-rural areas had “gone on forfar too long”.Fourie said diesel depots, trucking compa-

nies and wedding venues were amongmanycompanies not legally zoned for business ac-tivity in Joostenbergvlakte, andwere servedwith notices giving them the choice to closedown or apply for departure from the agri-cultural zoning.These applications, said Fourie, will only

be approved in terms of the strict zoning leg-islation and residents given the opportunityto object.

“A winter ago wefirst noticed the oilsurfacing from thesoil, leaving a thickdark oily residue on

the grass.”- Neighbour

Community Intervention Centre (CIC), alocal trauma support organisation, heldan Easter raffle in support of its fund-rai-sing efforts, with two exciting Easter the-med prizes to bewon. The raffle drawwasmade on 1 April by local ward councillorJoy McCarthy.The first prize, a professional photo

shoot and some Easter treats, waswon byDanie van Heerden. The second prize, ameal voucher for two, waswon by SJWil-liams.V For further information on CIC’s fundraising ef-forts, contact Sylvia Fulton at [email protected].

CIC Easter rafflewinners announced

CICfund-rai-singofficerSylviaFultonand CICmanagerMeganMeredithphoto-graphedwithwardcouncillorJoyMcCarthyat theraffledraw.

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Lohann Roelofse was bornwith extra toes and webbedfingers. But now this ex-

traordinary young man intendsputting hismoneywhere his feetare, in a long walk for charity.The young leader aims to raise

funds for the Chaeli Foundationby walking from Struisbaai toBloubergstrand on a quest hecalls the Coast to Coast Walk,which started yesterday.As a deputy head boy in Grade

12 at Stellenberg High, Lohann’sadventure began long before hisplans for this big walk, which hehopes to finish at his school on13 April.It started with a dream. And a

wheelchair.His father, Pierre, tells the story.“Lohann was born with an extra big toe

on each foot and all his toes joined. He alsohad a tiny extra small finger on both handsand his middle finger and ring finger onboth hands were joined.”At birth the extra fingers were removed

and by age two, Lohann had had a numberof operations to separate his fingers. By agethree his extra big toes were amputated.“When he was 10 years old, it was discov-

ered that thebones inhis feetwerenot grow-ing,” Pierre says.“By cutting the bone in half and then in-

serting steel pins into eachpiece of bone, thebone was ‘stretched manually’ – we had toturn the screws on the pins four times a dayto ‘pull the pieces of bone apart’,” Pierresays.

“It was a long and painful process and hewas in a wheelchair for almost six months.During that time he realised the hardshipsof being in a wheelchair and discoveredwhat it felt like not being able to do every-thing as easily as he used to.”Lohann soon heard adventurer and phi-

lanthropist David Grier talk about his ownadventures and decided he wanted to do atrip around theWesternCape – inhiswheel-chair. This remained a dream, however,says Pierre, because of practicalities likedangerous roads, passes and rocky beach-fronts, among others.But a seed had been planted.“When he was appointed deputy head

leader at Stellenberg High School last yearhe again started talking about this dream,”Pierre says.In a school environment where learners

are encouraged to become in-volved in community servicesand projects, his son decided tostart pursuing his dream.“He then decided to walk and

use his wheelchair where possi-ble, and to go from one placealong the coast and end at anoth-er city or town along the coast.So he came up with the slogan– Coast to Coast: Walking forWheelchairs,” Pierre says.Lohann’s quest will see him

raise funds for the Chaeli Foun-dation, which uses the moneyfor wheelchairs for children.About 20%will go towards his

school’s own charitable causes,Pierre says.School principal Theo Boonz-

aaier voiced their support in astatement: “(Lohann) will walk

for charity... from Struisbaai. We expecthim at Stellenberg High School on Monday13 April at 10:00.”The Chaeli Foundation’s Shelly Stedman

says: “Due to Lohann’s own personal histo-ry he realised first-hand the hardships thatpeople with disabilities experience.”She adds the campaign runs eight pro-

grammes in support of children with disa-bilities and is actively involved in mobilis-ing the minds and bodies of children.“There is a great need within the field of

disability, not only for assistive devices,equipment and treatment programmes, butalso for community education, understand-ing of disability and the normalisation of so-ciety through the inclusion of people withdisabilities,” Shelly says.V Donations are welcome and the family can be con-tacted for more details at [email protected].

Toe loss leads to long walk

Lohann and his parents Tharina and Pierre Roelofse.

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The City of Cape Town is inviting public comment on the budget for 2015/16. The budgetand allocated ward funding will be explained at a public meeting in your area.

Date: 16 April 2015Time: 19:00 to 21:00Venue: Dunoon Community Centre, Waxberry Road, Dunoon, Table View

Visit www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay for further information and for enquiries in thelanguage of your choice, contact:

English: Ruche Daniels, tel. 021 400 1766 or e-mail: [email protected]: Frederick Venter, tel. 021 400 1768 or e-mail: [email protected]: Anele Viti, tel. 021 400 1456 or e-mail: [email protected].

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An extensive NSRI search for a man suspec-ted to be in difficulty in the surf on 6 Aprilat Kidds Rock, Kleinbaai, was called off onthe same day after no-one could be found.NSRI Melkbosstrand launched two sea

rescue crafts and dispatched a sea rescue ve-hicle shortly before 18:30 following nume-rous eye-witness reports that someone see-med to be in trouble approximately 300 me-ters off-shore.“No person was reported missing and we

do not know what to make of the situation,”

says Craig Lambinon, spokesperson for theNSRI.He added the situation will continue to be

monitored, though.“TheSAPoliceService and thePoliceDive

Unit were notified and although the extensi-ve sea and shore search has been suspendedthe situation will continue to be monitoredand re-evaluated if any new information co-mes to light,” Lambinon says.Earlier last week, theNSRIwarned fisher-

men and bathers to be especially cautious ofa strong rip-tide over the weekend.V Anyone with any information pertaining to this in-cident can call Sea Rescue on 082 380 3800.

Missing swimmer mystery

Melkboswatch AGMThe Melkbosstrand neighbourhoodwatch’s annual general meeting (AGM)and police imbizo (crime informationsession) will take place on 16 April at18:30 at the Edge Church, BirkenheadDrive, Melkbosstrand.Members of the watch and residents

can now be nominated for executivecommittee positions.“We are particularly looking for

nominations for the positions of chair-person, vice chairperson, operationsmanager and fund-raising coordinator,”says Christa Kleynhans, the watch’spublic relations manager.“We need a strong committee and

urge people to please give utmostconsideration to this request.We currently have nominations for

the position of treasurer, secretary,public relations, web administrator andadministrator. However, these portfoliosare still open to further nominations,”she says.Kleynhans says a required nominati-

on form can be downloaded from theirwebsite and should be submitted at theMelkbosstrand police station or emailedto [email protected] [email protected] by nolater than 10 April.“Those who cannot attend the AGM

in person can sign and return a proxyform which can be downloaded from theMelkbosstrand neighbourhood watchwebsite to register your vote. To bevalid, the proxy form needs to havebeen received by the chairman orsecretary before 16 April. Any proxyyou appoint may attend, speak and voteat the AGM on your behalf,” Kleynhanssays.V To download nomination and proxy forms, goto http://melkboswatch.org.za.

Top of the world: At the launch of Parklands College’s outdoor club on Friday 27 March,no less than 30 intrepid Parkie adventurers, accompanied by five energetic educators,reached new heights as they hiked to the top of Devil’s Peak.


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Die hele gemeenskap het ingespring om tehelp toe die pa van twee jong kinders on-langs heeltemal verlam is ná ’n swemonge-luk.

Francois van Wyngaardt (34) en sy gesinis van die Durbanville-omgewing en was op’n uitstappie toe hy in ’n te vlak swembadgeduik en sy vyfde nekwerkwel gebreek het.

Hy is die pa vanMarcus (11) en Leanke (8)en sy vrou, Ronell, is ’n onderwyser by dieLaerskool Eversdal.

’n Groep van Ronell se naaste vriende hetdadelik prakties probeer help ná die trage-die die jong gesin getref het.

“Dis ’n vreeslike hartseerstorie,” vertelElise Denton van dié groep aan TygerBur-ger. Sy en die ander het saamgekom en ’n lysmet praktiese doendinge saamgestel.

“Ons as hul vriende wou graag net helpwaar ons kan.Ditwas ’n absolute skok,” ver-tel Elise. Een van dié doendingewas die stig-ting van ’n Facebook-blad getiteld Francois& Ronell van Wyngaardt Ondersteuning.

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die posts gelees het.” Die groep het reeds ’nledetal van 1 561. “Daar plak ons alles opwatelke dag gebeur en hoe hy vorder,” sê Elise.

Die meegaande foto pryk groot bo-aan dieblad en dis gevul met gebede en seënwenseenRonell se hartroerende en gevoelvolle sta-tusopdaterings.

“Sy is so besig. Ronell is konstant langs sybed in die hoësorgeenheid,” sê Elise.

Sy noem ook dat die dokters bevestig hetdat Francois se besering van só ’n aard is datdit hom permanent verlam sal laat – sy spi-naalkoord is permanent beskadig.

“Die belangstelling en ondersteuning hetvan alle oorde af ingestroom, en daar is tansmense wat help kosmaak, kinders versorg,inkopies doen, gebedsgroepe is gestig en al-mal help waar hulle kan.

“Francois se ouers help ook met die daag-likse take,” vertel Elise. Sy meen hoewel fi-nansiële ondersteuning “nog nie ’n drin-gendheid is nie, besef almal tog wat die toe-koms inhou vir iemand met sy soortbesering”.

Sy sê die hele inisiatief word deur mede-ouers gedryf. “Ons staan verstom om te sienhoe die gemeenskap steeds omgee vir me-kaar en bereid is om betrokke te raak deurmiddel van gebed en emosionele bystand.”

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The CleanC full-moon walk took place at Big Bay on 3 April.

Cold weather fails to deterClean C full moon walkersMAGRIET THERON

The cold weather creeping in will not stopthe CleanC full moon beach walkers embar-king on their monthly walks. Armed withscarves and extra warm clothing, the grouptook to the Big Bay beach just after sunseton 3 April for an hour-long walk.

“We do this to promote a healthy and acti-ve lifestyle and we walk together so that itis a safe environment on the beach,” says

Gregory Player, director of CleanC.He says the next walk, on 2 May, will be

at Big Bay again, but for the June spring ti-de, the group will visit Melkbosstrand.

CleanC conducts beach clean-ups on thefirst Saturday of every month.

V To become involved with CleanC, contact GregoryPlayer on 082 873 1962 or visit their website at http://www.cleanc.co.za/ for more information about theirprojects.

The CleanC full moon walkers on the Big Bay beach.

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With the Easter holidays – the deadli-est time on the country’s roads –starting lastweek, coming legislati-

on compellingmotorists to use car seats forchildren, was welcomed.ER24 emergency services applauded the

new regulation to theNational Road TrafficAct that aims to protect travelling children.The regulation states that children under

the age of three will be compelled to bestrapped in as of Friday 1May. Non-compli-ant motorists face hefty fines.Said ER24’s Chitra Bodasing: “Several

motorists still refuse to take seriously theconstant warnings and calls by emergencyservices and authorities to have childrenproperly restrained in vehicles.“On a daily basis while on the road you

will find young children jumping on backseats, hanging out of windows and sittingon passenger’s laps,” Bodasing said.Parents maintain how they grew up wit-

hout this essential and survived, Bodasingsaid.“Parents may also tell you that their chil-

dren do not like being restrained and cryconstantly. Some parents insist you not tellthem what to do with their children. Timeshave changed.”An increase in the number of vehicles on

the road today, as well as the numerous dis-tractions on the roads, make restrainedchildren in car seats thebest and safest opti-on.

“The sad truth is ER24 and other emer-gency services attend to horrific collisionsinvolving children on a weekly basis.“(The) majority of unrestrained children

are flung out of vehicles and either sustaincritical injuries or die in collisions.“For those parents who cannot afford

new car seats, remember that there are or-ganisations that sell secondhand car seatsor hand them out for an affordable donati-on.”The same goes for older children.“Make sure they are restrained appropri-

ately. Remember, you cannot undo death.The choice you make could be the differen-ce between life and death,” Bodasing said.They offered the following advice:VInfants should ride rear-facing at least

until they are a year old. Once outgrown,they should use a convertible safety seat.

VOnce this is outgrown, they should usea forward-facing safety seat with a full har-ness. This should be used until they exceedthe weight and/or height limit set by themanufacturer of the seat.

VChildrenwhohave outgrowna converti-ble safety seat should use a booster seat.

VChildrenwho are tall enough to wear anadult seat belt should still ride in the backseat until they are 13 years old.

VAdjust the seat belt so the lap belt cros-ses the child’s upper thighs and the diago-nal belt crosses the upper chest at a pointbetween the neck and shoulder.

Compulsorycar seats forkids welcomed

Thedrive to get early learning centres reg-istered with the City and provincial gov-ernment is in full swing.The Early Childhood Development

(ECD) drive, which is a joint project be-tweenCity andprovince,will equipunreg-istered crèches, day-care centres andplay-schools with the necessary information toensure they become fully compliant ECDcentres.The drive began in February and will

run until 11 June, with visits by relevantofficials to all 24 City subcouncils.Heading the drive is the City’s social de-

velopment and ECD portfolio committeechairperson, Raelene Arendse.She said the drive aims to supply infor-

mation on the legal requirements and pro-

cedures for registration to all relevantcentres.Arendse said the City would meet with

ECD role-players in communities, offer-ing guidance and support with the regis-tration process.ECD centres or community members

can contact AndileWotshela, ECDmanag-er, on 021 417 4088 or 083 3162 718 for moreinformation.Meetings will take place from 11:00 to

13:00 on the following date and venue:V 9 June: Subcouncil 1 (Wards 4, 104 –

Joe Slovo, Dunoon); Dunoon Communi-ty Centre, Dunoon.

. Various designated City and provin-cial roleplayers will be addressing thesemeetings.

State helps register creches

The Cape Town Gem andMineral Club holdsits monthly open day on Saturday 11 April,from 10:00 to 15:00 at the clubhouse in GoedeHoop Street, Bothasig.Browse or buy cut stones, crystals, mine-

rals, natural stone beads, silver fittings, orready-made jewellery, and enquire aboutfield trips, courses, and other club activities.V For further information contact Marion on 0846060 233.

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There is a unique clinic at theStikland Hospital helping towean heroin and other opiateaddicts off drugs by offeringsubstitute substances.The Opiod Substitution Ther-

apy (OST) Clinic treats outpa-tients and offers a brief admis-sion for heroin detoxification.Professor Liezl Koen, head of

clinical services at StiklandHospital, said the “highly un-pleasant withdrawal syn-drome” makes it very hard foraddicts to stop using heroin.Abdominal cramps, anxiety,

irritability, muscle aches, diar-rhoea and a raised pulse andblood pressure often makes de-toxing unbearable.“The Heroin Detoxification

Unit offers heroin users a one-week admission to help themthrough this withdrawal peri-od,” Koen said.When more conventional de-

toxmethods failed, substitutiondrugs were employed.“Opioid substitution involves

the medication such as Metha-done or Suboxone as a substi-tute to heroin,” said Koen.She said these medications

prevented withdrawal symp-toms, reduced cravings andgave patients the chance to “sta-bilise their social functioningand reduce drug activities”.“It is considered a safe and ef-

fective treatment for a heroinuse disorder,” she said.The OST Clinic takes place at

the hospital on aMondaymorn-ing from 08:00.

“Prior to being admitted tothis unit all clients are expectedto have had an adequate assess-ment, provided with psycho-ed-ucation around the detoxifica-tion process and on dischargeare expected to join a rehabilita-tion centre that will assist cli-ents in maintaining a drug freelifestyle,” said Koen.Before starting the process,

clients are informed of the sideeffects associatedwith substitu-tion therapies, that these treat-ments are currently only avail-able at certain private pharma-cies, and of the costs of thesemedications.Only clients who have been

referred by a social worker ordoctor are allowed to use theclinic’s services. The clinic hastwo in-house psychiatrists anda psychiatric registrar.Edna Lambrechts, a social

worker in private practice whospecialises in psychiatric servi-ces and addiction care, often as-sists local social developmentorganisationMetroEvangelicalServices.She spoke to Bellville role-

players at a recent meeting.“The Stikland OST Clinic is

very successful. It has the high-est success rate in South Africafor thesekindof services,”Lam-brechts said.The cost differs per patient

per medication and Lam-brechts called on churches andNGOs to support the clinic, orsponsor patients requiringtreatment.“We need to get clients into

this service and help sponsorthem,” she said.

Heroin substituteshelp break addiction

A clinic at Stikland Hospital helps heroin addicts through the pain ofwithdrawal by employing substitution drugs as part of therapy.

Father and son to tackle triathlonFather and son team Nick (49) and Zac

(11) Ellis will tackle the 2015 DiscoveryWorld Triathlon Cape Town.

They will be part of team Rocketblast inthe triathlon on 25 and 26 April. The racestarts at the V& AWaterfront, making it thesecond time that the event will be held onthe African continent.Nick and Zac live in Bloubergsands. Nick

has participated in triathlon for the past 20years, with cycling his favourite discipline.This is Zac’s second year of triathlon and heenjoys swimming the most.“I’ve done around 30 triathlons, including

Ironman. We also competed together in theCape TownCycle Tour in the tandem catego-ry, which was a first for Zac, but my 22ndtime,” said Nick.Zac has participated in three triathlons,

including the recent Xterra in Grabouw. “Ialso enjoy rugby and cricket,” he says.He was his school’s swimmer and rugby

player of the year, as well as sports achieverof the year.Nick, a national sales manager for a food

manufacturing company, cites his 22 CapeTown Cycle Tours and 12 Two OceansMara-thons as his biggest sporting achievements.For Zac, it was winning the Western Prov-

ince Open Water Championships for 11 andunder two years in a row over the 1km dis-tance. Zac is training for the 7,5km RobbenIsland swim.Says proud dad Nick: “Age doesn’t really

concern Zac at themoment as he has to com-pete in the 13 and under category for theWesternProvinceOpenWater 3km.He qual-ified for the South African Open WaterChampionshipswitha sub48minutequalifi-

cation time, but due to his age he isn’t ableto compete, as the youngest allowable age is12 years. So for now we compete as a team,until he’s old enough to compete as an indi-vidual.”One hundred and thirty elite triathletes

from 80 countries will participate in thisyear’s Discovery World Triathlon CapeTown. It will be the fourth event in the tencity tour, which finishes in Chicago laterthis year. It is only the second time a leg ofthe ITUWorld Triathlon Series will be host-ed inAfrica,with the finish at the brandnewGreen Point Athletics Stadium.Participants have the option to enter ei-

ther the Sprint or Olympic distance andpara-triathletes (PT2 – PT5) can enter theSprint event. Team relays for both distancesare also on the schedule and you can partici-pate from the age of 11. The Sprint distanceincludes a 500m swim, a 20km cycle and a5km run. The Olympic distance includes a1 500m swim, a 40km cycle and a 10km run.Theminimumage for the Olympic individu-al is 18 and for teams, 16. Schools are alsowelcome to enter teams in this special cate-gory.V For route information or to enter go to: http://www.capetown.triathlon.org/enter/.

Zac Ellis Nick Ellis

8 TYGERBURGER Table View Woensdag, 8 April 2015HOOFARTIKELBLAD

If you dream it,you can do it. Walt Disney

Net in SuidAfrika: Deelnemers aan die “wêreld se mooiste marathon”, die Old Mutual Two Oceans-marathon,is die afgelope Saterdag op eg Kaapse wyse deur ’n Klopse-groep aangemoedig. Dit was die 46ste keer dat diémarathon aangebied is en byna 30 000 mense het aan die onderskeie wedlope deelgeneem. FOTO: DENVOR DE WEE

[email protected]|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Bellville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woordenie, sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

Almal in Kaapstad konsentreerdaarop om te kry waarvoorhulle betaal, maar niemandkonsentreer op wat betaal moetword vir dit wat hulle kry nie.Die sisteem waarin ons lewe

is só ontwerp dat net sekereuitgekose lede volle voordeeldaaruit trek.Die sisteem bestaan uit: vat

van die rykes en voorsien aandie armes, wat heeltemal reg isas jy op selfsugbasis regeer.Die hele wêreld weet dat

Suid-Afrika nie meer aanSuid-Afrikaners behoort nie.Net ons dink nog dit is ons s’n.Ons word besig gehou omonder mekaar te baklei solankander die emmers vol goudwegdra.Ons betaal elke dag vir dit

wat ons kry: rassisme, arrogan-sie, hoogmoed, korrupsie,onwettige optredes deurregerende partye. Wat kry onsdaarvoor? Vloek, skel, liefde-loosheid, rebellie onder onskinders, arrogansie van tienersteen beheer, dwelms, drank enprostitusie.Maar ons gaan voort om

hierdie duiwelse kringloop tevoer, dus moet u nie kla nie. Uhet net soveel aandeel daarinsoos ek.Dink net wie het vir wie al

verskoning gevra oor dieverlede. Dis 2015 maar nogsteeds bly mense in sinkhokke,nog steeds word geloof gebruikom mense se energie en geld teroof.Hoe lank nog, Suid Afrika,

voordat God deur die donder-weer gaan praat?

DAWIE BREEDTOakdale

SA behoort niemeer aan ons

In response to the cat saga. Ilive in Bothasig and have aneighbour who has about fourcats (not counting other cats inthe area).

Cats must be keptin their own yards

We have also had endlessissues with the cats.Just like people love their

cats we love our birds, fish anddog. Never do they cause anyissues in the neighbourhood.They live and stay on ourpremises.The cats have eaten birds and

fish. When I complain to theneighbour he thinks I am theneighbour from hell.We are suppose to love our

neighbours but now they ignoreme like I am the plague.They have replaced fish but

the new ones also got eaten. Oh,and our birds are just commonbirds you can get anywhere.It is not fair, the cats do this

and also poo all over my gardenand dig up our plants.I am just expected to put up

with this and not say anything.If you want cats and love themso much keep them in yourown garden and house.I don’t blame you for shooting

them. Sorry, they don’t under-stand it’s the inconsiderateowners.

PATRICIA WOODSBothasig

A young resident in Stellenbergwas approached by one of thebicycle patrollers while walkinghome recently. Both he and I,and probably most residents inthe area, welcome the investiga-tion. However, the aggressiveand demeaning manner inwhich the patroller addressedthe resident is utterly unaccep-table. He was verbally abusiveto an innocent person.When challenged on his

attitude and his rationale, thepatroller said that he wastipped off by another resident.As it happens, this accostedresident is black and anotherpedestrian who is white wasnot suspected at all.This young man has walked

the same route since last year,he is recognised by those alongthis route. Indeed it was only

Racial profiling seemsto be modus operandi

The theory states that maintai-ning and monitoring urbanenvironments to prevent smallcrimes such as vandalism,public drinking and so forthhelps create an atmosphere oforder and lawfulness, therebypreventing more serious crimesfrom occuring.I believe Parow SAPS are

lacking, and crime is spirallingout of control. I previouslywrote a letter to TygerBurgerconcerning the squatters onOccuvision’s stoep, and thisweek I noticed another letter inthis regard.I was hoping the owners of

the building would have donesomething about the squattersby now. Instead, the squattersnow got “promoted” to movinginto the building. What now?What’s next? Are we going towait until they make a hole inthe wall at Lifestyle Fabrics, setthe building alight, use it forall sorts of illegal activities,etc?The owners of the building

really need to be taken to task.Of course this is not the only

building or incident where thepolice choose to look the otherway although they “can clearlysee” that the building is beingoccupied illegally.

CHRIS PAINTERParow

Building ownersmust take charge

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LEWENSKIEKIE

Plakprobleemvereis nouStadsoptredeSkynbaar raak plakkers nou ’n groeiendeprobleem in die noordelike voorstede. Ditlei ’n mens af van die toename in dieaantal stories wat week na week oorhaweloses in TygerBurger verskyn.Die eerste algemene probleem is dat

plakkers weer terugkeer na ’n gebiedwaar hulle kort vantevore nog deurwetstoepassers ontsetel is. Volgensinwoners help geen voorsorgmaatreël omdié mense uit só ’n gebied te hou nie.Die tweede probleem wat nou plek-plek

kop uitsteek, en besonder ernstig is, isdat sommige van hulle glo met dwelmshandel dryf.’n Ander algemene klagte is dat plak-

kers die omgewing met rommel besoedel,ook openbare parke as slaapplekke entoilette gebruik. En op vullisdromdae ’nstrook van gemors op sypaadjies agter-laat. Diefstal kom deesdae ook al hoemeer voor waar daar baie plakkers is.Mense se kinders en hul eiendom is in

dié gebiede nie meer veilig nie, en hulteenwoordigheid het selfs ’n negatieweimpak op die waarde van eiendomme.Só kan dit tog nie voortgaan nie! ’n

Mens het begrip daarvoor dat baie vandié haweloses geen ander plek het om tebly as in woonbuurtes nie. Daar is geenander grondgebied beskikbaar nie.Daarom is die tyd nóú ryp vir die Stad

Kaapstad om dringend aandag te geedaaraan, want die Stad se reaktieweplanne werk eenvoudig nie. Daar moetpro-aktief beplan word aan die plakker-probleem, sodat haweloses op ’n mens-waardige manier hervestig kan word.

HOOFARTIKEL

SMSV Baie dankie omdat u vir ons ’n foto tewys hoe tik lyk. Asseblief kan daar ’n artikel verskyn oor watter gesonheidsrisiko’sdie dwelms inhou vir die passiewe inaseming van die dwelm sodat die bestuursraad kan wakker skrik dat dit ’n gevaar inhou vir almal rondom die gebruiker. Ergbekommerd

V Misdaad sal hoog wees in Oak Glen, omrede daar geen polisiepatrollies is nie.Kapt. Fienie Nimb sal seker sê hulle is bewus daarvan, maar het niks daaroor op rekord nie. So, hulle tree dus seker nie op nie.Lagwekkend! Nel, Oak Glen

V Liewe mnr. Fritz, gaan gewis uself gerusvan die skool met die nuwe toekomstigepaviljoen. Agter daai paviljoen is ekstrabroodnodige geriewe in wording vir leerlinge – nie vir pret en om relevant te blynie. Sonder dat ouers dieper in hul sakkehoef te grou, vanweë ’n wyse bestuursliggaam wat noukeurig beplan het. Dankbare ouer

V To the man with the pellet gun for cats:I support you fully. I live in Edgemead andcats in our road are left to breed uncontrollably, they are forever getting into myhouse, are left to wander 24/7 and theirowners get up in arms if we complain. Asyou say, in my garden they are stray, soeither control them or face the consequences. Colleen

V My Rex gold coin was snatched from myneck in Parow, near what was previouslyWindsor Garage. Reward of R1000 for return please! Call 079 800 5358 Anonymous

V Can anyone give me advice on municipalregulations regarding open fires against aneighbour’s wall in a 1.2metre strip. I haveraised the wall in an attempt to protectmy indigenous rare cycads. I have askedthem to braai in their back garden. Butthey persist in burning the same cycad. Michelle

) SMS’e kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord“Tyger”, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.

when another bicycle patrollerarrived and confirmed wherethis young man lives that thefirst patroller stopped hisaggression.Is Stellenberg still a relic of

the 1970s? Are we so backwardthat bona fide residents whohappen to be black must beassumed to be guilty of somecrime?Are Stellenberg residents so

desperately narrow-minded thatwhite pedestrians are assumedto be well-behaved while blackpedestrians are assumed to becriminal?

BRIAN COXDurbanville


Pet theft is on the rise, warns Jennifer Da-vies of Fisantekraal Animal Welfare(FAW).Top breeds targeted are Boerboels, Ger-

manShepherds,Huskies,Malamutes,Wolfhybrids,Rottweilers, PitBull Terrier,Bull-terriers, Staffordshire Bullterriers andGreyhounds.Yorkshire Terriers and other toy breeds

are increasingly popular. Persian and Sia-mese cats are also sometimes taken, Da-vies says.“Many people still don’t realise pet theft

is a very real problem. Stolen animals, usu-ally purebred dogs, are taken mainly forbreeding, guarding or dog fighting.“By not taking proper precautions, you

areputtingyour animals at risk, especiallyif you’ve chosen to keep a high risk breed.It’s very sad because most stolen dog casescould be prevented,” Davies says.According to the National Animal Wel-

fare Task Team, the main reason dogs arestolen is for breeding. Therefore, unneu-tered male dogs, lactating or pregnant fe-males or those on heat, and puppies are atparticular risk.“These ‘puppy mill’ dogs live in horrific

conditions and usually meet an equallyhorrific end,” Davies says.Thieves even lure unneuteredmale dogs

bywalkinganon-heat bitch throughneigh-bourhoods.“By having your pet sterilised, you re-

duce the risk of their theft and save everyanimal yourpetwould otherwisehave end-ed up giving birth to.“Responsible, caring pet owners who ar-

en’t registered breeders should have theirpets sterilised,” Davies says.Most dogs are stolen from their homes

–many are opportunistic crimes, but oftenthieves have been watching for a while.“Never leave dogs – especially puppies

or toy breeds – alone and visible, especiallyif you’re out all day. Consider ‘doggy day-care’ or leave them indoors.“Dogshave evenbeen stolenwhen let out

to ‘do their business’, so accompany them.If need be, separate front and back yardsand hide your dogs at the back. Even ifyour dog avoids strangers, it could still bedrugged or snagged with a catch pole,” shewarns.“Be aware of strangers in the area, in-

cluding children, especially if they arepeering into yards, watching dog walkersor questioning you about your dog.“Never allow dogs to roam the street or

leave them in your car or tied up in frontof a shop,” she says.Davies suggested pet owners put a collar

and tag on their pet and have them micro-chipped.The FAW, which works in the township

of Fisantekraal near Durbanville, hasmany adorable animals up for adoption. Ifyou can’t adopt, butwould like to help, con-sider joining the sponsorship programmefor only R200 per month. Participants willreceive a certificate and information sheeton the dog they have chosen to sponsor.V Visit the FAW at www.faw.za.org or on Facebook,email [email protected] or phone 084 519 0380 forenquiries.

Pet theft onthe rise, sayswelfare group

Lassie, a German Shepherd-mix, is looking fora forever home. She loves children and isloyal, soft-hearted and friendly. She hasmedium energy levels.


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KNOWYOUR RIGHTS. YOUR DIGNITYMUST BERESPECTED AND PROTECTED.CAPE TOWNAGAINST RACISM.

“INTERACTIONWILL HELP MAKETHIS COUNTRYSTABLE.”

- JENNY

Twaalf nominasies vir stasieTygerberg 104FM, plaaslike gemeen-skapsradiostasie in die KaapseSkiereiland, het pas 12 nominasiesontvang vir vanjaar se MTN-radio-toekennings.Die organiseerders het ’n rekord-

getal van meer as 1 750 inskrywingsvan meer as 110 verskillende radio-stasies ontvang. Tygerberg 104fm isvir die vierde jaar in ’n ry genomi-neer in die kategorie radiostasie vandie jaar, ’n kategorie wat die stasiereeds twee keer in die vorige driejaar gewen het. Daarbenewens is dieomroepers, Anton Brink en AntonTreurnich, elk in twee kategorieë be-noem: Brink as ontbytprogram-aan-bieder, asook vir die ontbytprogramOggendrooi saam met sy mede-aan-bieder,RouchelleLiedemann, terwylTreurnich benoem is vir sy middag-programVuurvas saammet symede-aanbieder, Karien Basson, asook virsy radiodrama Mary’s Christmas.’n Hoogtepunt onder die nomina-

sies wat Tygerberg 104fm vanjaarontvang het, is die induksie van dr.Soon Zevenster, stigterslid van diedestydse Radio Tygerberg, in dieMTN-radiotoekennings se soge-noemde “Hall of Fame”. Soon het in1980 reeds die visie ontvang om ’n

Christen-radiostasie in die Kaap tebegin en kon ná jarelange aansoekeen motiverings eers in 1993 ’n uit-saailisensie bekom.Die volledige lys genomineerdes,

kategorieë tussen hakies, is: AntonBrink en Rouchelle Liedemann (ont-bytprogram vir Oggendrooi); AntonBrink (ontbytprogram-aanbieder);Anton Treurnich en Karien Basson(middagprogram vir Vuurvas); dr.Soon Zevenster (Hall of Fame); Nao-mi Engelbrecht (gemeenskapsprojek

vir Arts & Crafts); Anton Treurnich(radiodrama vir Mary’s Christmas);Luané Janse van Rensburg (multi-kanaal promosievirnuweTygerberg104fm-handelsmerk); Ettienne Smith(musiekprogram vir gospel-top10);Liomee Vosloo (radio-dokumentêroor bendebedrywighede op die Kaap-se Vlakte); Andries Cornelissen(sportaanbieder); Gareth Burley(sportprogram vir Sportswrap).Die wenners sal op 18 April in

Sandton, Gauteng aangewys word.

Activities: Childrenvisiting GrandWestover the Easterbreak are promisedloads of “egg-citing”fun, with activitieslike puppet shows,magic shows, artsand crafts work-shops, face-painting,balloon sculpting,face painting andhula hoop work-shops to lookforward to dailyfrom 12:00 to 16:00at the Cape Villageuntil Sunday 12 April.Like “GrandWestCa-sinoAndEntertain-mentWorld” onFacebook for moreinformation.

Memories and melodies times twoMemories and Melodies willhost two concerts with IkeMoriz on Wednesday 15 April.The first will start at 10:30

at Bellville Civic Theatre,while the second is at Milner-ton Playhouse from 14:30.Moriz will sing a selection

of songs from his 13-albumreportoire.Guests will be able to enjoy

background piano music andtea and coffee at R6 in thehour before each show.V Tickets cost R50. Call Cynthia on021 976 1227 to book.

Tygerberg 104fm het 12 MTN-radiotoekenningnominasies ontvang. Hier is (agtervan links) Hardus Zevenster (uitvoerende hoof), Anton Brink, Karien Basson, SoonZevenster, Naomi Engelbrecht, Ettienne Smith en Sedrick Taljaard (algemenebestuurder). Voor is Anton Treurnich en Líomee Vosloo.

BRENDEN RUITER@ruitervaniewind

Met sy geoefende hande lig hydiemes bo sy kop enmet een be-weging kloof hy die vis by dienaat oop. Die kop word met dieterugtrek van die mes afge-swiep.Só werk Denzil Sagarius op ’n

tafel langs Jakes Gerwel-weg.Sy bakkie is nog vol visse. “Dievis ve’koepma’ stadig,Menee’,”sê Denzil, terwyl hy die binne-goed van die pas onthoofdesnoekmet behendige hande eenkant toe vee. “Dissie soes annetjare nie... daai tyd... vo’ easterhet die vis gespat!”Hy sê die vis is skaars vanjaar

en dit is hoekom hulle meermoet vra. “Diemensemoan orieprys. Hulle wil wiet hoeko’ dievis dan so expensive is, ma’ hoeka ons maak. Die snoek lopie!”

’n Netjies-geklede vrou ont-vang haar vis, toegerol in ’n oukoerant. Vir R150 kan sy haarvis gaan inlê – ’n vis wat haargewoonlik sowat R60 uit die saksou jaag.Net so agter Denzil is Graham

Carolus ook besig om vis skoonte maak. “Moet ek hom opkap?Gat tjy die kyte oek vat?” vra hyvir die klant. ’nVroukomnaderen vra: “Is jou vis goedkoper asdaai ander ou s’n?”“Amil is ma’ dieselfde, Mer-

ram. Soe one thirty, one fourty,one fifty. Vis is skaa’s,Merram!”Hy sê hyweet nie wat vanjaar

aangaan nie. “Business is slow.Ons moet ma’ kyk ofit gaan by-kom na die weekend toe...”Elders in die Skiereiland ver-

koop vis vir tot soveel as R270elk. Graham en Denzil se pryseis nog billik. So, die hoop op be-ter verkope beskaam nie.

Vis ‘expensive’ oordie ‘snoek nie lopie’

Denzil Sagarius maak ’n vis skoon langs Jakes Gerwel-weg.FOTO: BRENDEN RUITER

Die versekeringsreus Sanlamvier in 2018 sy 100-jarigebestaanen beoog om ’n akademiese enkoffietafelboek beskikbaar testel.Sedert 2006, as deel van sy

eeufeesplanne, word daar reedsnavorsing gedoen oor Sanlamse geskiedenis endie verskillen-de aspekte daarvan. Dié spanbeoog om dié navorsing, waar-van die Sanlam-argief reeds dieafgelope ses jaar die primêrebron van inligting is, in die be-

plande boekvorm weer te gee,maar met die hulp van die ge-meenskap. As sulks versoek diespan navorsers mense wat be-skik oor toepaslike dokumente,foto’s, museumitems of enigebelangrike inligting oor San-lam, om hulle te kontak om ’nbydrae te lewer. Die argief be-waar sedert 1977 alle dokumen-tasie en historiese inligting oordie maatskappy se geskiedenis.V Belangstellendes kan Catherine Snelby 021 974 3147 kontak met navrae.

Sanlam vra staaltjies en foto’s


Food bonanza for animal charities

Yvonna Hertog with some of her dogs.

DES FEATHERSTONE

There are so many animal rescuegroups, large and small, working inde-pendently that sometimes it is easy to

forget they have a common goal.An animal rescue charity and awonderful

woman living on a farm on the N7 havebrought many of them together by offeringto share their huge supply of donated petfood with other animal welfares aroundSouth Africa.Yvonna Hertog, who runs a kennel and

fosters rescued dogs on her property, andReese Harley, who founded Pawfriends fiveyears ago, foundhelpwith the constant prob-lem of feeding animals. Food is a huge ex-pense for groupsworkingwith dogs and catsin poor areas. They often rely solely on thegenerosity of kind animal lovers, but dona-tions do not always to keep up with demand.Foster families are often not able to be pro-

vided with food, and bills for feeding ani-mals at havens and shelters, are enormous.Together, they found a local pet food man-

ufacturerwho agreed to let themhave all the

slightly damaged, underweight and over-weight tins, if they just arranged to fetchthem from the factory.Yvonna jumped at the opportunity and

managed the pick-up and distribution of thefood. Thus far, an incredible 30 000 tins offresh pet food have been collected and dis-tributed to charities. Irregular tins, normal-ly destined for a landfill, have helped chari-ties as far afield as Upington, Saldanha andeven KZN.Reese shared the windfall on Pawfriends’

facebook page and so far approximately 30groups have come to collect much neededfood for their animals.Reese and Yvonna, who both work with

animals in very poor areas, are hopeful thatthe supply will continue. If it does, theywould like to continue to share the bounty.The more animals with full tummies andwagging tails, the better!If any animal group would like to benefit

from the next delivery, contact Yvonna orReese through facebook (https://www.face-book.com/pawfriendsCT?fref=ts) or phoneReese on 082 066 2693.

The first Biltong and Pinotage Festival,presented by Joubert & Monty FamousBiltong promises to be a family day cele-brating two of our country’smost belovedproducts.The festival is at L’Avenir Wine Estate

just outside Stellenbosch on Saturday 18April from 11:00 to 18:00.The vibe is laid-back but the more seri-

ous wine lover can book for a PinotageMaster Class presented by L’Avenir wi-nemaker Dirk Coetzee in the new Pinota-ge Lounge. “The tasting will take us ona journey through Pinotage from bubblyand Rosé to easy-drinking and complexwith some older wines from our Vinote-que thrown in to show off the maturationpotential of the varietal,” promises Dirk.Two sessions are planned at 12h00 and

14h00andonly 20 tasters canbeaccommo-dated per tasting. Pre-bookings are essen-tial at [email protected], 021 889 5001 ortasting room: 076 267 9172. The cost is R50per person.

Other activities during the day includefood stalls, light meals, live music andtastings of some of SA’s best Pinotages,including rosé’s, bubblies, blends, des-sert wines and even a white Pinotage!Each winery offers a pairing with one ofJ & M’s biltong flavours and visitors canmake up their ownminds about its suita-bility.Tickets at R150 pp include a branded

wine glass, free wine tastings, a biltongcup and coupon booklet. Bookings atwww.plankton.mobi. and selected Jou-bert and Monty outlets. Visit www.jou-bertandmonty.co.za or J&M’s Facebookpage to find the outlet closest to you.Participating wineries are: Anura Vi-

neyards, Ayama Wines, Badsberg WineCellar, BeyerskloofWines, BolandCellar,DiemersfonteinWines, Kaapzicht Estate,LanzeracWine Estate, L’AvenirWine Es-tate, Mellasat Vineyards, Perdeberg Wi-nes, Rhebokskloof Vineyards, Remhoog-te Wine Estate and Windmeul Cellar.

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Some cool comedy comes to The JosephStoneAuditoriumonFriday (10April) whenThe Cape Flats Comedy Jam takes to thestage.The event is the brainchild of actor, break

dancer and stand-up comedian AmbroseUren, who grew up in Bonteheuwel andMitchells Plain.He started his career as a break dancer

travelling the world for competitions andevents.He then studied acting and as bookedfornumerous roles onTVand thebig screen.Ambrose started his comedy career at Ra-

gazzi at an open mic night. From there heperformed at other comedy venues acrossCape Town. He entered the GoodhopefmLaughmaster Competition in 2012 and 2013

and made it to the finals both years. He alsoperformed at the Soweto Theatre in 2013 and2014 as part of the SavannaNewcomersCate-gory for the Comic Choice Awards.The Cape Flats Comedy Jam had its debut

in 2014, whenAmbrose decided invest in thelocal comedy scene.It also took place at the JosephStoneAudi-

torium, which is now the show’s home.“The format of the show is different to

most other shows,” he says.“It features 10 comedians in one night and

they are accompanied by a DJ. Each of thecomedians bring their own style and storiesto the stage whichmakes for a colourful andvibrant evening of laughter and fun.”The vision is to grow Cape Town Comedy

and its audience to the point where it canbecome The Cape Flats Comedy Festival.TheCapeFlats Comedy JamVolume 3will

take place on Friday at the Joseph Stone Au-ditorium at 20:00.Tickets for the show, which has an age re-

striction of 16, cost R70 at the door. R60 pre-sold and there are also packages for ten ormore people for R50 per person.Artists in the line-up are: Angel Campey,

Kagiso “KG”Mokgadi, NkosinathiMaki, Gi-no Fernandez, Peter Sser, Nelson De Gou-veia, Ryan Carelse, Phil De Lange, WillSpogter, and Christopher Houlie.V For more information and booking contact Ambro-se Uren at [email protected] or call 071 046380.

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Ambrose Uren will be hosting the Comedy Jamat the Joseph Stone on Friday.

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For a young woman from Durbanville, thecherry on top of being crowned WildlifeQueen 2015 was the funds the Wildlife Pag-eant, held at Eaglesvlei wine estate, allowedher to raise for animals.Lyndall van Staden (34) from Vierlanden

has put several fund-raising projects inplace since being crowned on 31 January.“I entered the competition with the sole

purpose of raising the most funds and col-lecting the most food,” she said.The aim was to raise funds for Elephants

Alive and dog food for the Lucky Lucy Foun-dation. At the end of the evening a chequeof R20 000 was handed over to ElephantsAlive and more than 1 000 tins and severalbags of dog food handed to the Lucky LucyFoundation.“I am incredibly passionate about animals

anddogs aremy life. Iwanted to raisemoneyto help these causes. I also entered to honourthe memory of my little boy who had to beeuthanised four months earlier,” said Lyn-dall.She was awarded senior philanthropist

for the most dog food collected; senior debu-tant for the most money raised; overall phi-lanthropist and debutant winner.In her category, she also won awards for

best introduction.“Thewhole idea is to continue this charity

work and to raise funds for various animalcharities. I believe we have a responsibilityto continue our fight to give these animalsa voice – wild and domestic alike.”She has several fund-raising events in

play at the moment, the first of being theTwo Oceans Run for Elephants Alive. Shemanaged to secure a sponsor “TheOtherAn-imals Safaris” for 50 red runner shirts withthe Elephants Alive logo which was worn at

this past weekend’s Two Oceans Marathonto create awareness.Another fund-raising project is an online

“My Pet & I” photo competition from whichall funds raised go to the Steytlerville Ani-mal Rescue Centre.She also started a colouring-in competi-

tion in collaboration with a younger winnerfrom thewildlife pageant in aid of ElephantsAlive.Anautographedand framedStormers rug-

by jerseywill be raffled to raise funds for Os-cap andRhino – Saving the Survivors. Thesefunds will be used to purchase the much-needed “rhino ambulances”, as well astracking collars.She has sold Elephants Alive-related

bracelets and has just started selling DanThe Marching Rhino pins.“In addition to this, I have been sourcing

items – mostly wine – that can be auctionedonline in order to help raise funds for vari-ous organisations.”V If anyone wants to assist her with any of her pro-jects, send an email to Lyndall van Staden at [email protected].

Animals assisted bynew Wildlife Queen

Lyndall van Staden with her dogs, Zack (left),who was euthanased at 11-years-old, and Zoe,who will be nine-years-old this year.

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an invitation to motoring journalists to testthe Peugeot 308 and put it through its pacesin the KZNMidlands. What a revelation theevent proved to be. Exterior-wise, the 308combines flowing lines with an aggressivestance, the design being bold and refined.Sporting wide wheel arches, a lowered

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V The Jean Glass Drama School will present Storyland for little ones at the Masque Theatre at 11:00 and 14:00 from Tuesday 7 to Thursday 9 April and at 11:00on Friday 11 April. R50. Call 021 788 1898or email [email protected] book.

V The Lilliput Children’s Theatre Company will present The ugly duckling andother stories at the Nassau Theatre atGroote Schuur High School at 10:00 untilSaturday 11 April. Tickets cost R55 atComputicket.

V Pythonesque will beon stage at Theatre onthe Bay until Saturday11 April. Tickets areavailable at Computicket.

V Those were thedays, a sixties musicrevolution, will be onstage at BarnyardTheatre Willowbridgeuntil Sunday 12 April.Visit www.barnyardtheatre.co.za to book.

V Anthology: A Change in the Weather willbe on stage at Alexander Upstairs Theatreuntil Saturday 18 April.Visit shows.alexanderbar.co.za for tickets or more information.

V Jonathan Rubain,Nur Abrahams, Trevino Isaacs, Lechester Williams and Jason Ward will be onstage at the Baxter Theatre in How did Iget here until Saturday 18 April. Ticketsare available at Computicket.

V Armand Hofmeyr kuier vanaand(Woensdag) in die Jamrockteater inBrackenfell. R100. Bespreek by 021 9811313 of [email protected].

V Barry Hilton will be at Die Boer tonight(Wednesday 8 April). R130. Visitwww.dieboer.com orcall 021 979 1911 tobook.

V Ella’s horses andHappy will presentedat a double bill at theGalloway Theatrefrom Wednesday 8 toSaturday 25 April. Visit www.waterfronttheatreschool.co.za/booknow for ticketsand more information.

V The Cape TownPhilharmonic Orchestra will be at CityHall on Thursday 9 April with soloist Oxana Yablonskaya (piano), Dmitry Yablonsky (cello) and Janna Gandelman(violin). Tickets are available from Artscape DialaSeat on 021 421 7695.

V Koos van der Merwe sing Bob Dylan inTamboerynman by Die Boer op Donderdag 9 en Vrydag 10 April. R120. Bespreekby www.dieboer.com of 021 979 1911.

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V Graham Weir will be on stage at theAlexander Upstairs Theatre in Dead yellow sands from Friday 10 to Saturday 18April. Visit shows.alexanderbar.co.za fortickets and more information.

V The Brave Little Easter Rabbit will beperformed at the Rainbow Puppet Theatre, situated at the Constantia Waldorf

School on Saturday 11,18 and 25 April at 10:00and 11:15. Tickets costR20 at the door. CallAlison on 021 783 2063for party bookings ormore information.

V Valiant Swart enBasson Laubscherkuier op Saterdag 11April by Die Boer. R120.Bespreek by www.dieboer.com of 021 9791911.

V Paul Snodgrass, JoeEmilio, Philip Nel, CarlWeber, Yaaseen Barnes and WayneMcKay will be at the AllStar Theatre in Brackenfell from 20:30 onSaturday 10April in#Thatsfunny. Ticketscost R70 at www.webtickets.co.za or R100 atthe door.

V Julian Laxton will beat the Edgemead Bowling Club on Sunday 12April from 15:00 to

19:00. R70. Call 061 491 694 to book.

V The Barleycorn Music Club meets onMondays at 20:00 at Villager FootballClub, 11 Lansdowne Road, Claremont. Entrance is (usually) R20 for members andR30 for nonmembers. Visit www.barleycorn.org.za for more.

V Sunset Fireflies will be hosting songwriters evenings at Rococoa Restaurant

at The Palms Shopping Centre every Tuesday. Entry costsR50 and includes aglass of Rhino wine oran SAB beer. Visitwww.facebook.com/groups/sarockreunion75 for more.

V Charlotte Berger,the German recorderand flauto traversospecialist, will beplaying three worksby Vivaldi with Ca

merata Tinta Barocca at St Andrew’sPresbyterian church, Somerset Road,Green Point from 20:00 on Wednesday 15April with a preconcert talk by Erik Dippenaar from 19:15. Tickets cost R110 orR90 (concessions) at the door or fromwww.webtickets.co.za. Call 083 684 7318for more information.

V Nik Rabinowitz will be at Die Boer fromWednesday 15 to Friday 17 April in Whatthe EFF?. R130. Visit www.dieboer.com orcall 021 979 1911 to book.

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Moenie vergeet van Liewe HeksieFlower Power nie! Die ampersepantomime, gegrond op die storiesen karakters deur Verna Vels, saldeur Chris van Niekerk, MargitMeyer-Rödenbeck, Zanne Stapel-berg, Hannes van Wyk, LoukmanAdams, De Klerk Oelofse, Crystal-Donna Roberts, EmileMinne en Lu-ca Human van 19 tot 31 Mei by dieBellville-burgersentrum op dieplanke gebringword.Kaartjies is byComputicket beskikbaar.

Nuwe album: Retief Burger salsy nuwe album, Nou en vir altyd,op Vrydag 17 April by die AGSKerk Bellville bekend stel. Dievertoning begin om 19:00 enkaartjies kos R80 (volwassenes)of R10 (kinders). Kaartjies is bywww.itickets.co.za beskikbaar.

Bookings are now open for Avengers: Age ofUltronwhich opens in 3D at Ster-Kinekor Ca-peGate on Friday 24 April.When Tony Stark tries to jumpstart a dor-

mant peacekeeping programme in this in-stalment of theAvengers franchise, things goawry and earth’smightiest heroes, includingIronMan, CaptainAmerica, Thor, The Incre-dible Hulk, Black Widow and Hawkeye, areput to the ultimate test as the fate of the pla-net hangs in the balance.As the villainous Ultron emerges, it is up

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Rust-en-Vrede Gallery in Durbanville ope-ned their new Narratives Group Exhibitionon Tuesday.The exhibition includes work by Cara van

der Westhuizen, Alida Bothma, Sarah Pratt,Angelica Lüthi, Frieda van Zyl, Stephen Rae,Cornelia Stoop, Gerhard Human, Isaac Kos-mides, Jade Klara, Stephané Conradie, DaniBuch, LeeBurgers, TheoPaulVorster, Esme-

raldaBrettenny,AidonWestcott,HaideeNel,and a solo exhibition by Adrie le Roux.Pretoria-based Artemis Angelopulo’s 21

Headswill also be in the gallery’s clay muse-um. The exhibition was developed over fouryears and explores the lives of 21 charactersthrough sculpture and drawing.V Both exhibitions will run until Thursday 30 April. Vi-sit www.rust-en-vrede.com for more information.

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Intimate: LokiRothman willperform anintimate acousticshow at Rust-en-Vrede gallery inDurbanville onWednesday 15April. Doors openat 19:00 and theshow starts at20:00. Ticketscost R100. Call 021976 4691 or [email protected] tobook.

Going ballistic:Northern suburbs bandThe Ballistics launch theirnew EP Gramaphone withaKING, The Coast, Jackaland The Wind and DJ EEEE at The Assembly inthe CBD from 21:00 onSaturday 11 April. Ticketscost R50 or R40 fromwww.webtickets.co.za.They’ll be at the BlahBlah Bar on Kloof Streetwith The Coast from19:30 on Friday 17 April.Tickets for this show costR20 at the door. Visitwww.facebook.com/The-Ballisticsofficial for more.

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beddens/meubels/breekware.

KOM DADELIK0835651685/0219824176

078 150 1702

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CENTRALFLOORING

DUSTLESSFLOORSANDING

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AANDAGAAN ALMALDIRK BETAALKONTANTVir alle

2de-handse meubels,kombuisware, ens.Tel. 021 558 9815/082 443 2640

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AANDAG: Barend soekdringend 2de HandseMeubels, Beddens, kaste& yskaste om te koop.Betaal kontant en kom

haal self.Skakel 082 848 2880

.AANKOOP van meubelsvir kontant % 021 982 2401/083 383 2505.

.AARON WANTS ENTIRE

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078 150 1702.

"AAN ALMAL"SPOT CASH

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THEOKOOP2de Handse Meubels.

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MISCELLANEOUS

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.AANDAG ALMAL:

ALLE GROOTMENS-DOEKEbeskikbaar. Laagste pryse in dieWes-Kaap. Skakel Vera of Dian

Tel: 021 5911104.

PETS

1660

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MOBILE DOG WASH & DIPGood service, low rates.Hennie ( 0762201607

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WANTED TO BUY

1675

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ABANDON your search!CASH for modern adult &children's clothes, shoes,

linen, kitchen-ware.I collect!

Tel. Carol 082 890 5749.

.BEST CASH PAID PER ITEM

For: Clothing, Furniture, Appliances.082 419 1110/ 021 555 3111

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Ek betaal KONTANTVir 2de handse en nuweklere, skoene, beddegoed,gordyne, breekgoed, potte,panne,kombuisware &meubels, alle elektriese

ware,ensovoorts.$ HARDE $ KONTANT $!Tel: Johan 074 474 4275

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GENERAL &HOME SERVICES

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CARPETS/CURTAINS/UPHOLSTERY

1803

.A SPECIAL CARPET CLEANINGSPECIAL3 Bdrms for R3406 Seater Couches for R340Beds, Curtains & CarsContact Rob 078 556 6708web [email protected]

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ALLE WEER DROOG - Matte& Skoonmaak van bekleedsel /Matrasse-nat. Deon 084 5648225

.CARPETS, COUCHES CLEANEDA deep wash at best rates.021 592 0626/082 428 7163

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NEW TECH DRY CARPETCLEANERS

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Owner operated, Northern [email protected]

0215920487 / 0832896674

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BUILDING &CONSTRUCTION

1801

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AANBOUINGS VAN A TOT ZSedert 1980

Christie 082 5700261/021 5582325

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ALLE BOUWERK / PLANNE• Huise• Aanbouings• Verbouings• Verfwerk• Plaveisel

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Building work,electrical, plumbing, plansand buillt-in cupboardsGreg 0219080012 /082 299 9111

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MS CARPORTS /Afdakke

Best prices for the Bestquality!

072 934 8222.

CARPORTS /PATIO COVERS

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ALTERATIONS, RENOVATIONS,MAINTENANCE

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021 903 9563

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ALLE BOUPLANNEwww.izaksarchitec-

ture.co.zaSkakel Izak 021 981 4352

of 082 9200 839

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BOUPLANNETeken & ontwerp van

nuwe huise & aanbouings.REG. MET SACAP.Skakel Riaan

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Building Plans /Bouplanne

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www.lifestylearchitec-ture.co.za

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BUILDINGPLANSWe will beat any writtenquote. www.jvharch.co.za

021 9171127

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BOUPLANNEBillike fooie.

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SACAP - Reg.Goedkeuring.

Alle Ure: 021 903 8063Mike 083 564 7227

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DSTV/TV/DVDSERVICES

1807.

2 BROSDSTV INSTALLATIONSWe're accredited so call us forDSTV or OVHD installations.Jasson 073 924 [email protected]

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AERIAL SATELLITE SERVICESHave DStv/Aerial Problems?

* No Signal?* Picture breaking up?* Re-installations?

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NB Satellite ServicesDSTV Installs. HD PVR,X-tra View, Dish checks.Nicky 072 377 [email protected].

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STEVE'S SATELLITE SERVICESDSTV & antennae installation

(HD PVR), extra points,home theatre system.

CONTACT: 073 161 0655

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ELECTRICAL

1810.

.#1 AIR-CON & FRIDGE Services ,Repairs,Installations,Fridges wan-ted. 021 945 1376/ 078 901 1594

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AIRCON&APPLIANCES

REPAIR: Fridges, Stoves,Washing machines,TumbleDryers,Aircons,Dishwasher

ONSITE REPAIRS.Tiaan 082 776 2393 /

021 917 1620

.Airconditioning and fridges.Repairs & Installations .021 917 1384 / 072 787 6582

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ALL APPLIANCES REPAIREDON SITE

Fridges, stoves, washing machineswith guarantee and regas from R180Skakel Francois 0798381851

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ALTYD KONTANTVir jou yskas, vrieskas.

werkend of nie - werkend0820864752

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Appliance & ElectricalAppliance repairs on site.All 5 COC certificates.

10% Discount.Tel. 079 972 6656

.Appliance at all - Herstel by uhuis! ys/vrieskaste, wasmasjiene,stowe, mikrogolfoonde,tuimeldroërs. Tel. 071 755 3390

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BESTE PRYSE VIRYSKASTEVrieskaste -Werkend of nie.Tel. 072 493 9332

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.COENIE'S APPLIANCE AND

ELECTRICAL

For fast, efficient, quality personalservice

Call Coenie at 072 365 3622

.ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS

Registered and QualifiedPower Failure, Rewiring, Stove

Connections. Issue C.O.C.Patrick 0828368051/0796444087

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ELECTRICIANMichael 021 939 2543/

082 479 6083

.Fridges & Deep Freezers wanted

Working or notWILL PAY CASH!Tel: 072 592 2507

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FRIDGES WANTEDDEAD OR ALIVEWE COLLECT &CASH OFFER

Call 071 710 9299.

CHESTFREEZERS & FRIDGES,double beds URGENTLY WANTED!(021) 911 3366 /083 377 7223

.Wasmasjiene, Yskaste & Stowe .Herstel deur mobiele werkswinkel.Tel. 021 939 9338074 608 2411

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ELECTRONIC &DIGITAL SERVICES

1815.ON-SITE PC REPAIRSUpgrades, ADSL set-up

Virus removal. Free QuotesWERNER at 083 788 0876

or 021 982 4951www.imonet.co.za

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GARDEN &IRRIGATION

1825.AAA BOOMSLOPING ENSNOEIWERK. ALLE AREAS( HANNES 0724114820

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ACE TREEFELLINGPruning

Stump RemovalGarden & Rubble removal

Garage Clean UpsR450 per load

Selwyn 0832676181.

ADDO MASTERFELL

TREEFELLERSAfsaag en snoei

van bome en palmsHannes 082 082 3116

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AFSNY VANBOME & PALMS

SKOONMAAK VAN TUINESkakel Fred 076 874 9682

.AM LANDSCAPING

Trellises, plants, pots, pavers, waterfeatures, stone, bark & roll-on lawn.

New & up-grading of irrigationsystems. I beat any written quote.

Anton 082 729 3811.

BENNO - TUINETuinuitleg, algeheleskoonmaak, afsaag vanbome, snoeiwerk.

*PERSOONLIKE TOESIG*Tel: 021 903 1272Tel: 082 775 0977

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BLUESCAPEWellpoints & irrigation.

Call: 072 293 8270

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DIE ROMMELMANTuinvullis verwydering.

Tel 083 458 3416/988-0374

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IRRIGATION REPAIRS& GARDEN SERVICES

%082 856 4578.

KOMPOS TE KOOPR20 per streepsak. Min. 30 sakkevir aflewering. Ook bakkievragte(1,75m2) beskikbaar vir R600.Skakel 083 650 [email protected]

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MONFERALandscape service

New garden layouts,maintenanceCall: 082 650 9792

.

RETIEF BOOMSLOPINGGratis kwotasietenvolle verseker

TREEFELLINGFREE QUOTATIONS

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SUMMER GARDENSBeautiful garden excelence.

Lawn moving, edge cutting, generalflower cleaning, garden clean up.

(Quote) Tree trimming (quote), com-post sale and application.

For free quote contact Lucile021 917 1515 (oh)

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GLASS/WINDOWS

1827

.ALUMINIUM windows, doors,b.bars, gates & glass repairs.Call: 073 429 7856

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HOME IMPROVEMENTSINTERIOR

1835

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ALL BUILD IN CUPBOARDSKitchens, Bedrooms,

TV units + Office furniture(Private/Builders/Developers)

35YRS EXP WITH REF'SJohn 083 7347050 / 021 9192085

E-2:[email protected]

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DESIGNERKITCHENS(25 Years Exp)

FreeQUOTESOnSiteColour 3DDesigns

Call Erica 084 611 2037.

LAMINATEDFLOORINGBLINDSWe beat anyRealistic Quote

% GLENTON 072 409 5224.

RITTER PAVING,PRECAST & CIVILSPaving, tar, Vibrecretewalls, civils, steelwork,

garage door/gateinstallations &automations,

gas installation &maintenance.(Authorisedinstaller.)

Electric fencing.Quality service

assured.086 055 6666082 899 5682

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HOME IMPROVEMENTSEXTERIOR

1836

.CARPORT REPAIRS & [email protected] 422 6787

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BUDGET PAVEAffordable PavingCall 0215596148

.Alle staalwerk, diefwering, rol-hekke, veiligheidshekke, heinings(palisades), balustrades enmotorafdakke. Beste kwaliteit,beste pryse. Pierre Muller082 964 2909 / 021 975 3405

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UNIVERSAL PAVINGGratis kwotasie vir alle

areasSkakel 021 94544550732631191

(Mnr Boonzaaier)

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MISCELLANEOUS

1845.

A BEST TILERAll tiling wall and floor,

from R30 m2

Call Desmond021 988 3295/072 566 1281

.AHA Burglar Bars & Gates

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.ALL HRS HANDY MAN4 efficient home maintenance% David 072 422 6787E-mail: [email protected]

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ALL TILINGDo work myself, Mike

076 9364153 / 0219307015

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Burglar Bars Gates,Fencing&Balustrade.Call Alex @ ABBG for a

free quote.T:082 496 8760www.abbg.co.za

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DC STEELWORKSSliding gates, palisade fencing,safety gates, burglar bars, etc.David 079 913 0618

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Call us now andget your free quoteCall Lola on

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.KWALITEITSTAALWERKE

vir diefwering, Spaanse diefwering,hekke, rolhekke,

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MIKES HANDISERVEYour all round''make nice''Handiman

Call Mike 083 4599 748021 949 1285

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PAINTING

1872.

ABRIE VERF/PAINT021 981 6805 / 083 328 3628

.ALLE VERFWERK.Billik met toesig

Frikkie 076 973 9100

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PAVING

1873.

AA Winelands PavingLots of autumn specials!!!!Please contact us for a

free quotation.We specialize in all types

of paving.Heinrich Britz: 071 201 7882winelands

[email protected]

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.ALL paving best prices.4 free quote: PAVEMASTEREugene 0826774445

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PLUMBERS

1855

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Block Drains, LeakDetection, Geyser

Replacements, COC's083 456 4913

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PLUMBING24/7 SERVICETel: 021 948 3070Tel: 083 326 5009

.24/7 PLUMBING

SERVICE & MAINTENANCE% Quinton 084 564 2451

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RUBBLEREMOVAAL

1860

.1.3-ton bakkie A2Z

Transport anything. % 083 783 9458.

BOU-/TUIN-/MOTORHUIS-rommel. Tel: 0790259221

.BOUROMMEL VERWYDERINGMELINDA 021 930 5411

.Call Martin 084 907 5513RUBBLE REMOVAL

Garden Refuse, RenovationRubble, Garage junk,treefelling

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.Pang Vat Amper Alles: Verwyde-ring van fabriek, kantoor, huisgarage, bou, tuin, rommel en afval.7 days a week. Tel. 071 404 2584

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RUBBLE8-ton truck

CALL 0828459998

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The JunktruckersRubble, garden waste,junk and tree removal.Tel. 079 256 7667

.TUINVUILLISVER WYDERING.(0799453065

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VERWYDERINGvan alle vullis en bourommelasook skoonmaak van erwe.

David, % 083 2911 914Eienaartoesig.

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SWIMMING POOLS

1867

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DJ POOLSSWEMBAD DIENSTE

*Pompe *Filters *LekkeTel: DJ 072 589 2802

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POOLBLUBeste Pryse en Diens% 083 610 1211

.PRICE POOLS

For all your pool equipment andservicing needs.

Jaco Visser 082 336 9984

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TRANSPORT &STORAGE

1870

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A2B Afford-A-MoveEnclosed truck

Pierre 083 255 [email protected]

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AA ENGELBRECHTMEUBELVERVOER

[email protected] vanaf R300 p.m.Skakel: 083 231 2964

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AMAZING MOVES( 0219310328/0837230263

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MINI VERVOEREnige tyd beskikbaar Gratis kwotasie

Eienaar bestuur selfAnthonie 082 611 5631/021 930 4565

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Nolen's TransportHome&Office Removals

Enclosed TruckTel: 021 903 3013

.MEUBELVERVOERmet persoonlike toesig.021 945 1376 / 083 303 8684


Tel 021 981 9170 021 982 564424 GOUD CRESCENT, MIDA PARK, BRACKENFELL 7560

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REYNECKE'SREMOVALS

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available.Tel./fax: 021 591 0375

083 227 4245083 233 1784

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TRUCKS FOR HIRE4, 5 & 7 Tons enclosedvolume body trucks

available for short & longdistance.

Contact Anisa 078 6659259 or email:

[email protected].

BUSINESS

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BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES

2415

.EARN EXTRA INCOME sellingAvon products. SMS/Whatsappname & area to 084 470 9888

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EARN EXTRA MONEYBy Selling AvonSMS Name/AreaTel: 074 602 7373

.EKSTRA GELD!Verkoop van Avon - ProdukteSMS naam na: 0829333986

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GELEENTHEID VIR LEEFTYD!Ekstra inkomste - Geen VerkopeMaak verskil in gemeenskap

SMS Naam/Area 084 887 0772

.Like to earn extra with AVONCall: M Blom 0833914754 [email protected]

.Like to earn extra with JUSTINECall: M Blom 0833914754 [email protected]

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SERVICES

2420.

LTM ACCOUNTING SERVICESAccounting, Tax & Payroll Services

Financial Services,Vat,Paye/Uif &SDL

Registrations & Submissionsand so much more....

%0823822900

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HOLIDAY &TRAVEL

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ACCOMMODATION

2635.

Kleinmond self-catering unitsavailable from R350.

www.wavecrestholidays.co.za orTel. Erika 082 550 5585

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VEHICLES

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ACCESSORIES, SPARES& MODIFICATIONS

3001.

ALL CANOPIES: Sell or Pawn.Instant Cash. Phone 082 058 9735

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CARAVANSFOR SALE

3020.

GESOEK: Karavane, Campers,Motorhomes om te koop.Skakel: 082 771 2213

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VEHICLEREPAIRS

3080.

ALL your motor vehicle repairs ifyou cant come to me, I will come toyou. Call: 082 301 6618

.ALLE DIESEL-ENJINS:Herstelwerk. Billike tariewe.Skakel 073 092 7128

.ALLE HERSTELWERK, diensteaan alle voertuie in alle areas.Billike tariewe. Tel. 083 529 9972

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VEHICLESWANTED TO BUY

3075.

AANBOD AANALLE EIENAARS

Ons koop nie-lopende ofbeskadigde voertuie virkontant. Beste pryse.Ons verwyder gratis.Skakel 083 294 8428of 021 949 9083

."ALL Bakkies, Cars, Micro Busses

and Bikes Wanted."PHONE 082 058 9735

.Alle bakkies / motors gesoek.021 975 6166 / 084 247 4726

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PROPERTIES

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FLATS TO RENT

3250

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BRACKENFELLBachelor w/s te huur, aparte ingang,agterhek parkering, Water elek, Dstvingesluit, vir enkel sober persoon, nie

roker, R4950pm + Dep.Jacky 0824713933

.DURBANVILLE/UITZICHT

The Vines East2 Slpk., eerste vloer,

veiligheidskompleks met swembad.R4 300 p.m. Beskikbaar 1/5.

% 021 939 0809/082 771 9106

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Bellville, Batts CourtFullly renovated, modern 2-bedroomflat available immediately @ R5, 900per month. A garage may also beavailable on requestGoodwood, Daffke Court:1-bedroom and two bedroom flatsavailable with monthly rentalranging from R 4, 350 – R 4, 900 –call to schedule a viewing.Goodwood, MoredouPopular, secure block of flats witheasy access to public transport hasspacious 2-bedroom flats @ R 5, 000- call to schedule a viewingRugby, Cecelia CourtWell-maintained, small block of flatshas a 1-bedroom flat avail @ R 4, 130which includes a garage at noextra costRugby, Plum Court2-bedroom flat with a balcony availfrom 15 May @ R 4, 950 per monthplus secure garage @ an additional R430Parow, Marshlou Court:1-bedroom flat available @ R 4, 550from 15 June.2-bedroom flat available immediately@ R 5, 940 including parking insecure complex

See something you areinterested in? Call our office at

021 426 1184/1185 toschedule a viewing!

Office hours only between 08:00and 16:45 Mon-FriVisit our websitewww.steer.co.za

or Gumtree for more!

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HOUSES FOR SALE

3275

.KLAPMUTS

koop direk van ontwikkelaar2/3 slpk., i.g.k., stoof, omhein, 24 uur

sekruteit. Vanaf R509,900Skakel SUSAN 081 5111 250

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LODGING WANTED

3285

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DRINGEND OPSOEK:na loseerplek of kamer vir 19 jarigeseun. Ry profesioneel fiets. Drink enrook nie, sterk christelike fondasie.Verkieslik in Graanendal omgewing

of Graanendal Estate.Kontak Marlize 083 432 3186

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RETIREMENTVILLAGES

3309

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DURBANVILLESIEKEBOEG

Beddens BeskikbaarVanaf R9,500 p.m.(Alles Ingesluit)

Skakel 021 9750410

.PAROW-NOORD

Volle losies vir bejaarde damesin privaat woonhuis,3 maaltye, wasgoed,medikasiebeheer enversorging ingesluit.Vanaf R5 000 p.m.

Skakel Sonya 021 939 5995

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AFTREEOORDSPESIALIS

LINETTE TEEPEEIENDOMME071 413 0592 of082 852 7632

Othello Aftree-oord*Nuut stylvolle 2 slpk,1 badk, o/plan leefarea enmh w/stelle. R1 049 000.Andante2 Slpk, 2 badk, mhR920.000Sunette 082 656 2852

Meerenbosch* 1 Slpk grondvloer w/sR840 000St. Johannis Gardens* 1 Slpk w/s. R716 000

Verskeie nuwe Aftree-oord ontwikkelinge:* Bellville* Brackenfell* De Plattekloof* Paarl* PanoramaLinette 0828527632

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ROOMS TO LET

3315

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PROTEAHOOGTEBaie netjies moderne kamer metkitchenette en stortgeriewe vir

1 persoon. Volledig gemeubileerd.Staanplek vir motor en eie ingang,R2 900 p.m + dep. Water & elekt.

ingesluit. Braai geriewe en swembad.Vir afspraak skakel 082 936 2489

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EMPLOYMENT

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ADMINISTRATIVE

3605

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Internationale maatskappywat uitbrei na NoordelikeVoorstede het die vol-gende poste beskikbaar:ONTVANGS/ADMIN

Moet DADELIK pos kanvul.

AFRIKAANS EERSTE TAALn VERPLIGTING.

Werkstye: Ma-VrydaeGEEN naweke werk

Mans en Dames welkomom aansoek te doen.Vir onderhoud skakelJohan op 079 501 5500

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DRINGEND!!!DRINGEND!!!

Gesin in Noordelikevoorstede is opsoek na nAupair/Kinder oppaser.Moet vriendelik, geduldigwees en lief wees virkinders, mense mens.Moet eie vervoer he,

indien nie vervoer het onsekstra woonstel by huiswat beskikbaar is (vir

inbly).Ons het n voltydse

bediende.Moet Afrikaans eerste taal

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‘Manne se harte was op regte plek’

Renier Marais van Durbanville-Bellville breek deur die verdediging van Rustenburg Impala in dieeindronde van die Cell C-Gemeenskapsbekerkompetisie. Die manne van die Kaap het met 31-30gewen. FOTO: GALLO IMAGES

SAREL BURGER

“Die manne se harte was op die regteplekke. Dit is ’n ongelooflike ge-voel om die kampioene te wees.

Dit was ’n lang en harde pad tot in die eind-ronde,” het Jan Loubser, die afrigter vanDurbanville-Bellville se rugbyspan Maan-dagaand gesê nadat sy span in Rustenburgas die nasionale kampioen in die Cell C-Ge-meenskapsbekerkompetisie vir nie-univer-sitêre klubspanne gekroon is.DieDurbies se oorwinning van 31-30 in die

eindstryd oor die verdedigende kampioen,Rustenburg, was inderdaad ’n merkwaardi-ge een, in ag genome dat daar soveel faktorewas wat nié in die Tygerbergers se guns wasnie.Behalwe dat Rustenburg op Impala Park

voor ’n partydige tuisskare gespeel het, wasDurbell erg ontwrig as gevolg van beserings,wat op hul beurt weer tot gevolg gehad hetdat die tuisspan met sy geweldige gewigs-voorsprong voorlangs verreweg die meestebalbesit bekom het.Dit het meegebring dat Durbell behoorlik

klippe gekouhet ombouit te kom.Vyfminu-

te voor die einde was Rustenburg nog met30-28 voor,maar ’n strafdoel in die doodsnik-ke deur Garth April (losskakel) het Durbellweer in staat gestel om die neus voor te kry.Dit was die Durbanvillers se meer afge-

ronde spel, doeltreffende inklimwerk by dielosskrums en veel beter agterlynspel wathulle uiteindelik welverdiend laat seëvierhet.Durbanville-Bellville het die eindstryd te-

gemoet gegaan sonder beseerde eerstekeuse-spelers soos Waldo Prinsloo (slot), RenierMarais (haker) en Danwell Demas (vleuel).Daarbyhet hardebaarde soosMariusWhi-

te (flank) en Douw Wessels (slot) ten spytevan pynlike beserings hul kant gebring deurnogtans vir hul span uit te draf.Nog ’n besondere aspek van Durbell se tri-

omf is dat hulle vroeër vanjaar eers ná ’n ritsuitspeelwedstryde inderdaad tot die kompe-tisie toegelaat is.Ennadathulle as afdelingwennerdie eind-

groep van agt spanne gehaal het, het Durbellin die kwarteind- en halfeindronde van dieuitklopkompetisie ookmet twee vorige kam-pioenspanne, Durban se College Rovers (30-25) en Despatch (29-27), afgereken.

Hardlopers van alle fiksheidsvlakke kanuit-sien na vanjaar se Langebaan Country Esta-te-Weskus-marathon op Saterdag 25 April.Dié toenemende gewilde byeenkoms, wat

vanjaar vir die 14de keer deur die Lange-baan-Strandlopers in samewerking met dieereveldwagters van die Weskusstreek aan-gebied word, sluit vir die eerste keer ’n10 km-roete in. Die wedloop bestaan nou uit’n marathon oor 42,2 km, ’n halfmarathonoor 21,2 km, ’n 10 km- en 5 km-pretloop.

Hierdiemarathon is die enigste in sy soortin Suid-Afrika, met 20 busse wat 1 200 atletedouvoordag vanaf Langebaan Country Esta-te (LCE) vervoer om die Langebaan-strand-meer na die beginpunt by Tsaarsbank teendie Atlantiese Oseaan.Die atlete hardloop deur dieWeskus-Nasi-

onale Park (WKNP),wat vir die duur van diewedloop vir verkeer gesluit is, terug naLCE,maar nie voordat hulle die uitmergelendeSwartmamba-bult baasgeraak het nie.

Die nuwe 10 km-roete en die pretloop vindbeide binne die grense van die gholfland-goed plaas en begin onderskeidelik om 07:30en 08:15.Slegs voorafinskrywings, wat op 16 April

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besoek gerus die webblad www.weskusma-rathon.co.za.

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MOTOR RACING: ZWARTKOPS ROUNDABOUTS AND KILLARNEY SWINGS

One class hits the trackADRIAN PHEIFFER

The second round of the South Africanmain circuit championship due to takeplace in conjunction with the Extreme

Festival, sponsored by Wingfield Motors, atKillarney on Saturday is expected to be thebiggest meeting of the year.Topping the bill, the national production

cars are to be seen in a virtual one class for-mat for the first time. This has come aboutafter the class T entries received more mus-cle by being allowed additional turbo boost,larger tyres and unrestricted suspensionmodifications.The results of the three events during the

first round at Zwartkops last month whichsaw Michael van Rooyen’s turbochargedChev Cruze win the first race, with class AAudi S4s in the hands ofHennieGroenewaldand Michael Stephan taking the next two,appear to justify the changes.However, the pit critics were claiming the

tyre wear on the abrasive surface worked tothe benefit of the all wheel drive Audis. Ad-ditionally, Killarney has longer straightsthatmaybeanadvantage for the smaller tur-bocharged Chev and Ford Focus STs.It sounds like a close one.

Driver to watchBrennon Green (Golf 5 GTi) is the Cape’s

only representative in a new production carcategory for privateers. Hismain oppositionis likely to come from Freek Burger Jnr andSnr, who were outstanding at Zwartkops ina pair of Mazda 3 MPSs.

Then there are some who claim the skrikvir niks tigers in the EngenVolkswagen Cupevents are always responsible for some ofthe best racing of the day. Of course the driv-er to watch here is teenager Sheldon van derLinde forwhombig things are being predict-ed. Although Sheldonwon the first round upnorth he was closely shadowed by TasminPepper and Shaun la Reservee, with theCape’s John Craig Jnr not far behind.With a home track advantage, it is going

to be interesting to see how local hotshotsNian duToit and Jurie Swart Jnr fare in thishard fought one-make category.

While the Midas Sport Duratec FormulaFords are the closest we’re likely to get toFormula 1 at Killarney, their racing atZwartkops was more exciting than in theevents at the Albert Park and in KualaLumpur. The sensation in the first race wasthe performance of rookie driver and formerkarter Julian van der Watt, who went on tobeat Robert Wolk and Matthew Merton.UnfortunatelyVan derWatt’s lack of expe-

rience showed when a typical Highveldthunderstorm at the start of the second racebrought out the wet weather tyres and re-sulted in him dropping well down the order.

Victory thenwent toWolkwhowas followedby reigning champion Nicholas van Weeleyand Dewald Brummer.Other events during the day are going to

feature Crossley and Webb sports and GTcars, Midas Sport Clubman cars and MikeHopkins superbikes.There are also going to be combined

events for the V8 Masters and Makita For-mula Supercars.With the first race due off at 10:10, admis-

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Killarney will see some top racing action on Saturday during the second round of the South African main circuit championship.

SAREL BURGER

Die afgelope paar jaar was die HS Tyger-berg die Tygerbergstreek se mees toonaan-gewende span in die WP se o.19A-rugby-kompetisie.Maar hierdie toedrag van sake kan van-

jaar verander. Die Tiere van Parow het inhul voorseisoense wedstryde nie altyd diewêreld aan die brand gespeel nie, en terself-dertyd is daar ander plaaslike spanne wattans goed stem dikmaak.Stellenberg beskik oënskynlik vanjaar

oor ’n omgekrapte span, terwylHSBellvilleook groter hoogtes mag bereik as wat dieafgelope drie, vier jaar die geval was.Brackenfell beskik eweneens tans oor ’n

span wat glad nie te versmaai is nie en vol-gens berigte is daar nou weer ’n welkomeopflikkering by die Tegniese Skool Bellvillewat ’n hele paar maer jare beleef het.De Kuilen en Durbanville sal soos altyd

menige teenstander behoorlik laat les opsê.Indie laaste oefenlopies die afgelope lang-

naweek was dit veral Stellenbergwat grootindruk gemaak het tydens die eerste tweedae van die Tony Stoops-toernooi op die vel-de van die HS Tygerberg.Die Stellies het Humansdorp se HS Nico

Malan met 35-0 kafgeloop en daarna ookWeston (Vredenburg) met 32-5 gekou.De Kuilen het teen die einste Nico Malan

verloor, maar wel 29-5 met Westering (PE)afgereken. HS Tygerberg, wat duidelikskaaf aan ’n nuwe span, het hom met 12-28

bloedneus geloop teen Worcester Gimnasi-um, maar het daarna drasties verbeter om22-22 gelykop te speel teen HS Noord-Kaap,die pronkspan van Kimberley.Bellville-Suid het ’n goeie oorwinning

van 13-12 oor HS Swartland behaal, maarhet teen Porterville vasgeval.OokHS Parowhetmooi weggespringmet

’n sege van 33-5 oorHSLangenoven (Rivers-dal), maar het naelskraap 13-14 teen Piket-berg verloor.Vir Bosmansdam, Edgemead, Jan Kriel,

Milnerton en Tableviewwas daar geen oor-winnings beskore tot voorMaandag sewed-stryde nie. By die saamtrek van die Land-bouskool Oakdale buite Riversdal het sakeop die eerste twee goed verloop vir die Ty-gerbergse spanne. Durbanville was te sterkvir Hermanus (19-7) en Upington (15-11).

Ander spanne gaandié seisoen in dieTiere se nekke blaas

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