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E-pos: [email protected] Woensdag 8 Februarie 2012 Tel: 021 910 6500 Faks: 021 910 6501
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A saferElsies River
GARY VAN DYK
A safer Elsies River is becoming areality with the formation of a newforum in the area.
Various stakeholders from thecommunity gathered at the Ma-troosfontein Civic Centre last weekfor the launch of the Elsies RiverMulti-Stakeholder Safety Forum,as part of building a safe Elsies Riv-er.
At the launch Gavin Maggot, ofthe Department of Justice and Con-stitutional Development, who is al-so chairperson of the organisation,
explained that the launch was thefruition of plans that started backin 2008.
“In 2008, the Open Society Foun-dation for South Africa through itsCriminal Justice Initiative and inpartnership with the Western CapeDepartment of Community Safetyembarked on a new strategy to sup-port efforts to promote communitysafety that are cognizant of both theneed for immediate law enforce-ment and for long-term crime pre-vention, and Elsies River was iden-tified as a pilot site for the projectthat will spread to all areas in the
Western Cape,” he said.“The partners believe a balanced
approach, which also recognisesand seeks to address the social, eco-nomic and environmental driversof crime, provides better prospectsfor long-term safety.
“Objectives of the project includetesting all these assumptions, toadd to the the general developmentof knowledge in the sector, andmake a real impact on communitysafety.
“These objectives will beachieved by facilitating the imple-mentation of provincial priorities
and safety strategies through local-ly focused safety plans.”
The forum is a dedicated group ofindividuals from across the politi-cal spectrum in the area, represent-atives from government depart-ments as well as community organi-sations.
Their objectives include review-ing safety in Elsies River and devel-oping safety plans; also to monitorand evaluate the progress of the im-plementation of safety plans andthe effect on actual levels of and per-ceptions of safety.
These outcomes will be commu-
nicated to stakeholders and rele-vant parties so that effective re-sources can be mobilised for effec-tive implementation of the safetyprogrammes.
Patricia de Lille, Executive May-or of the City of Cape Town was thekeynote speaker, and applauded theinitiation of the forum.
“It is a great pleasure to comehere to show support when commu-nities take initiatives like this, andthe city must support and workwith communities in these situa-tions.”
. To page 2.
Patricia de Lille, ExecutiveMayor of the City of CapeTown was the keynote speaker, and applauded the initiation of the forum.
Photo: Gary van Dyk
) New forum spells out objectives
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‘Prosperityfor all is key’. From page 1.
“An initiative like this is important because whilepolice, and Metro Police have their role to play, theycannot be everywhere all the time.
“Sometimes there must be eyes and ears in the com-munity and an example of this is with women andchild abuse when it occurs behind closed doors, andonly reported afterwards.
“This highlights the need for partnerships to keepthe community safe and there’s nothing better thancommunities starting to take charge of their safety is-sues with initiatives like this.”
She also pointed out that despite statistics aboutsome crimes coming down which is good and impor-tant for planning and budgets there is still the needfor everyone to feel safe wherever they are.
“This kind of initiative will instil the motivation toall in the community to want to play their part in mak-ing their neighbourhoods safer, and as government wewill support you.
“Withan initiative like this the supportwill be avail-able after consultations with the structures within thecommunity, so that the most effective steps can be tak-en to solve safety issues in the community.
“I must commend you for taking this step becauseit is going to improve the safety in your communityand I hope that it will inspire other communities todo the same.”
Maggot concluded by saying that the Elsies RiverSafety Plan wants to achieve a community where fami-lies and young people are supported, programmes andservices are available, the youth have sufficient oppor-tunities for recreation and skills development, whilealcohol and substance abuse is addressed through pos-itive awareness programmes and access to treatmentand support.
“We also aim to see that safe schools are integratedinto and supported by the community, and an effectiveand trusted criminal justice system is in place ... allmust feel safe and there is prosperity for all.”
Maties dish up breyaniGARY VAN DYK
Maties were making a difference inthe community last week.
About 250 first-year students invadedDelft and surrounding areas on Fridayas part of the university’s CommunityInteraction Day.
This event forms part of the newMAD2 initiative, the replacement forwhat used to be known as Jool activitiesto raise money for local charities.
Jo-Ann Bate, the student representa-tive for community interaction said thatparticipating students of Tygerberg
Campus, the Medical and Health Scienc-es Faculty of Stellenbosch University,were divided into groups which wentout to 10 different schools in the area.
“Once at the various schools, theycooked and dished up a meal (breyani)for each learner,” she said.
“We also prepared food for the pa-tients at the Day Hospital. Approximate-ly 15 000 meals were served to the com-munity during the course of the day.”
She added that this was only one partof their activities for the day.
“The second part of the initiative wasthe preparation and performance of aplay, by the first years, based on a topic
which was identified by each principalas an issue affecting their specificschool.
“It was a very successful event and wewere happy to work closely with KobusPauw, the community partner at Delftand Avril Whate, senior programmemanager of MGD (Maties GemeenskapDiens) Tygerberg, to ensure that every-thing went smoothly,” she said.
The participants would also like tothank Grace Feeding scheme for provid-ing manual assistance, Intercape for thetransport, Bellville Market for the freshproduce, as well as the Delft Schools andcommunity for their involvement.
Jerome Slamat,right, ViceDean of
Community Interaction at Stellen
bosch Universitywith JoAnn Bate
(in blazer), andstudents taking
part in the event,dish up for some
learners at Vergenoegd Primary.Photo: Gary van Dyk
‘Cancer neversleeps’ eventCancer never sleeps and you can be part ofa unique relay to raise awareness.
The fourth Cancer Association of SouthAfrica (Cansa) Relay For Life event will betaking place on Friday 23 March at the Vy-gieskraal Stadium in Athlone, and the or-ganisation is looking for teams to marchthrough the night in support of sufferers,and families of those who have died of thedisease.
This event will get people walking aroundthe clock for 12 hours when they participatein raising funds and creating awareness inthe fight against cancer.
Teams of between 10 and 15 people are in-vited to register and be part of this fun over-night event. The aim being that at least oneteam member will be walking the track atall times.
Cancer never sleeps and with this in mind,those participating in the night’s event arekept awake by a very entertaining pro-gramme taking place on and around the spe-cial stage sponsored by Coca-Cola.
Teams are encouraged to do some fund-raising before as well as during the actualevent.
Cansa Relay For Life events are communi-ty owned and volunteer driven. To becomepart of this fun, overnight event and helpchange the lives of those affected by cancer,please contact the organising committeeMichelle on 082 588 6566, or Kevin on 082 7881181.
Put on a thinking mapCape Town-based NPO Thinking SchoolsSouth Africa (TSSA) will be hosting a confe-rence on Thursday 1 March at Herzlia High.
Hosting the conference will be Dr DavidHyerle, creator of Thinking Maps, who willbe talking on “Thinking Maps in South Afri-can classrooms – a practical approach for de-veloping thinking skills in learners”.
Contact TSSA co-ordinator Dr Louis Ben-jamin on 084 857 8763 or 021 797 9110 or boardmember Estelle Brettenny on 082 430 7956.
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ATMs next big targetANDRÉ BAKKES
The third ATM bombing incident in thenorthern suburbs in just one week, andthe second in Goodwood in five days, oc-curred on Tuesday during the earlymorning hours at the Goodwood Mall.
Just like the incident on Friday, two ATMswere bombed in the latest incident.
This time, three men armed with rifles arebelieved to be involved and they fled thescene with two containers and an undis-closed sum of cash.
Provincial police spokesperson, WarrantOfficer November Filander elaborates: “Atapproximately 03:30 Goodwood Police werealerted of an explosion at an ATM at Good-wood Mall. On the scene they found that twoATMs were damaged by what we believewere three armed men. The suspects thenfled in an unknown direction. A case of dam-age to property was registered and nobodywas arrested or injured.”
He says that the investigation is still in itsearly stage and they cannot yet establishwhat kind of explosives were used.
Filander continues: “The latest trend thatATMs are blasted by explosives are a matterof concern for the Western Cape police, andevery endeavour will be made to apprehendthe suspects.”
The second bombing occurred last Fridaymorning on the corner of Vasco Boulevardand Milton Road.
According to Goodwood police spokesper-son, Warrant Officer Wayne Theunis, thefirst bomb exploded at about 03:10 and thena few minutes later another bomb reverber-ated through the suburb.
Two adjacent Absa ATMs were targeted,but despite these being severely damaged,Theunis couldn’t confirm if the perpetratorsescaped with any money.
TygerBurger talked to the only witness,vice-chairperson of the local community po-licing forum, Wayne van Doesburgh, wholives about 100 metres from the ATMs.
“At 03:07 I got an SMS from my bank abouttransfers and then a few minutes later Iheard a massive explosion. First I thoughtit was the place next door, but then I saw awhite vehicle and three tall men across theroad,” he says.
Against all reason Van Doesburgh walkedtowards the commotion at the ATMs, butthen another bomb went off.
“I was about 20 meters away, but it wasamazing, because they were standing rightnext to the ATM.” According to him the carwith four suspects sped away almost imme-diately after the second bomb went off. He
memorised the car registration number andeven drove down Milton Road for a while,but he couldn’t spot the vehicle. The policealso arrived on the scene “within minutes”.
Van Doesburgh says he would be morecautious in foreign surroundings, but be-cause he virtually grew up in the neighbour-hood, it feels like it’s his own back yard.
“I’m struggling to accept that this criminalelement is coming into our neighbourhood.That’s also why I’m part of the CPF – to dowhat we can and let these people know thatthey’re not welcome,” he concludes.
Anybody with information regardingATM bombings can contact the SAPS’sCrime Stop number on 086 001 0111.
. An Absa ATM was also bombed in Bel-lville last week.
Eyewitness Wayne van Doesburgh was just a few metres further from where he’s standinghere when the second ATM bomb exploded in Goodwood on Friday. Photo: André Bakkes
Collect a can and win cashCollect-a-Can invites all schools to partic-ipate in their National Schools Competi-tion this year. Cash prizes will be award-ed to schools that collect the most cansthroughout the year and various subsidi-ary competitions aimed at keepingschools involvedwith cansand recycling,will be held to provide more opportuni-ties to win.
“Collect-a-Can strives to build aware-ness around the recyclability of cans, andwhat better way to teach a nation than toteach the youth,” explains Zimasa Velap-hi, PR and marketing manager at Collect-
a-Can.The competition will run from mid Feb-
ruary to October. Subsidiary competi-tions will include the Can Craze Competi-tion, the Guinness World Records At-tempt and the Artistic ExpressionCompetition.
Entry forms for the competitions willbe made available from the middle of Feb-ruary at all Collect-a-Can branches aswell as on their website www.collecta-can.co.za. For more information contactthe Collect-a-Can head office on 011 4662939.
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Die Stad Kaapstad se metropolitaanse polisiedepartement nooi alle inwoners om saam metons ons polisiejaarplan vir die tydperk Julie 2012 tot Junie 2013 saam te stel.
Hierdie plan fokus op die departement se drie wetsmandate, naamlik verkeerswetstoepassing,toepassing van verordeninge en misdaadvoorkoming met klem op die bestryding van dievolgende:
• Alkohol- en dwelmverwante oortredings• Oortreding van die Wet op Wapens en Ammunisie• Bewegende oortredings• Oortreding van verordeninge
Stuur asseblief u voorstelle en kommentaar aan ons:
• Per faks na 086 275 2596• Per e-pos aan [email protected]• Plaas in voorstelhouers by een van die metropolisie-gemeenskapsdienssentrums
Die metropolisie-dienssentrums is geleë in:
Noordelike gebied: H.v. Jakkelsvleilaan en Honeysucklestraat, BonteheuwelSuidelike gebied: Rochesterweg, Philippi (ou Telkom-gebou)Oostelike gebied: H.v. Govan Mbeki- en Steve Bikoweg, Mandela Park, KhayelitshaWestelike gebied: Hertzog-boulevard 101, Kaapstad
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Join school’s 100 celebrationWere you at EC Primary in Grassy Park in1962?
The class of Grade 3 (Standard One) in 1962at the school invites all previous pupils to jointhem to celebrate the school’s 100th annivers-ary in the form of an “Old School Snack Dan-ce” at the Grassy Park Hotel on Saturday 25
February from 19:00.Tickets are R50 with menu and full bar faci-
lity available. You may also bring your ownsnacks.
Please contact Jenny or Marie at the schoolon 021 705 2713 or Kenny on 073 101 1307 andJeanette on 021 706 0561 for tickets.
Ronald Appollis, where are you?Harolina de Bruyn is looking for any infor-
mation regarding her brother, Ronald Appol-lis, whom she has not seen for 15 years.
The siblings grew up in the Elsies River
area, but she now lives in Grassy Park. Hemay be living in the Elsies River area or inBishop Lavis.
Any information about his whereabouts to021 706 3377 or 072 991 6394.
Red faces and skinof different colour
GARY VAN DYK
Mistaken racial identity can cause redfaces, when the rest of the world thinksyou’re a whitey!
You can’t judge a book by its cover, andin thenewSouthAfrica certain segmentsof our nation must remember that, awhiter shade of pale, may not be as itseems.
I have to confess that during my life-time there have been some embarrassingmoments, especially growing up duringapartheid, because I am a little “fair ofcomplexion” as my late grandmotherused to say.
The problem is that even now the ugli-er side of the legacy of apartheid raisesits ugly head when the mistake pulls meinto some conspiratorial conversation,about the stereotypes of race.
I was recently at a gathering where Iended up as the only “person of colour”in the group.
The topic of crime and gangsterismcame under discussion and the state-ment was made that despite the “new”South Africa we (coloureds) still chooseto become gangsters, even alluding to themusic that was played on some radio sta-tions that we supposedly listen to.
How every video that you saw showeda black man as a gangster, our women asprostitutes.
What really hit home about people’sperceptions and enforcing of stereotypeswas the apartheid strategy of saying thatwe were “childlike” and could never han-dle freedom if it was given to us.
Luckily the years have taken their tollon my former temper where such dis-criminationwas concerned, so a calman-nouncement was made: “I am so-calledcoloured” and it did not help having aname-tag with a egte Hollandse surnamelike Van Dyk.
Once the red faces had turned to nor-mal I took up the conversation again andexplained that maybe they should lookbeyond the stereotypes that our “pop”culture was selling to the world.
I gave them a bit of my history of grow-ing up during apartheid where there wasan underground culture of music not in-fluenced by “Springbok Radio”, and itwas a culture of music that definitelyplayed its part in the struggle againstapartheid.
Unfortunately in the new South Africathat culture has been forgotten and ne-glected.
I explained that while racial discrimi-nation had been taken off the statutebooks, “whites” had discovered newways to separate the nation in the broad-cast media.
In the old days music was music andwe never put it into “boxes” as they donow, and the new way to support this dis-crimination was the alleged statistics ofAudience Ratings.
If you ever complain about the crapthat passes as music nowadays thensome bright-eyed PR person (normally ofthe formerly advantaged persuasion)jumps out of the woodwork to shout:“But, its what the PEOPLE want!”
Then she whips out boxes of pie-charts,and reams of analytical statistics toprove that all is right with the world.
I am sorry but I have yet to meet themother who is delighted that her son isfollowing the role models that are forcedon him and has been accepted into a gangafter his first killing, the daughter whois lured into addiction and forced intoprostitution, the learners at a school inthe township that is used as a gang battlefield. Where are the people that said thisis what they want?
I hope that after the very interestingdiscussion, my fellow countrypersonshave an awareness that even duringapartheid, skin-colour was not always areliable yardstick.
The stereotyping that is still given outto the world is not of our doing, but aslong as the world is ruled by the pie-chart, the suffering in our communitieswill continue.
Next week: The K-word and jazz, an-other stereotyping gone to hell!
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Kids thanked for treating seniorsLavistown Meals on Wheelswould like to thank the childrenfrom the local daycare centre whoentertained the seniors over thefestive season.
These include Valhalla Creche,Real Kids Educare, Roses Dayca-
re, Riverton Creche, and MonteKids Daycare.
Centre manager Rosalina Mar-tin thanked the children for theirlove and care for the seniors by co-ming in to sing to them, and bringthem special treats.
Skole baat by lagstukSkole baat by lagstukDie produksie FunnyKaap is vrekfunny, dis verseker “vannie”Kaap en ook vanjaar “virrie”Kaap se skole wat hul geldkoffersdaardeur kan aanvul.
FunnyKaap, wat beskryf word as’n “90 minute-mallemeule van kome-die, skerpskets, tragi-komedie enmusiek”, word vanjaar ten bate vanskole en ander instansies opgevoer.
Gooi die veelsydige Emo Adams,pittige Dowwe Dolla, sjarmante Pe-dro Kruger, vreksnaakse WayneMckay, vokaal-rondborstige SarahTheron en die onstuitbare Take No-te-orkes op een verhoog en dis ’nwenresep. As solokunstenaars ishulle erg vermaaklik en wanneerhulle as groep saamgegooi word innuutgeskrewe sketse deur Hennievan Greunen, word die lagkrane be-hoorlik oopgedraai.
Dis soos die Carol Burnett Show ofSaturday Night Live, net snaakser,eg-Kaaps en bowenal gesinsvermaakuit die boonste rakke.
Volgens Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck(Dowwe Dolla) en Pedro Kruger hetKunstekaap hulle verlede jaar gena-der om ’n eg-Kaapse produksie op dieplanke te bring. FunnyKaap is gebo-re en dit was so gewild dat Margit enPedro besluit het om dit vanjaar nu-we lewe te gee én skole en ander in-stansies met die produksie te helpom geld in te samel.
“ ’n Skool wat al sy kaartjies ver-koop, sal R42 000 insamel. ’n Menssal baie pannekoeke moet bak om so-veel geld vir die skool te maak,” spotMargit.
Wat lekker is, is dat die deelne-mende skole net op kaartjieverkopehoef te fokus. Die res word vir hullegedoen – van beligting en stel-inkleding tot sekuriteit. “Ons ver-skaf die hele pakket,” sê Pedro.
Kaartjies kos R130, waarvan ’n he-le R60 aan die skool gaan en R5 aan’n welsynsorganisasie wat Tyger-Burger aanwys. Die skole en organi-sasies wat vanjaar betrokke is by dievertonings by die Bellville-stadskou-burg is:
. 10 April: Sarepta-sekondêr, 021903 2179; en HTS Kuilsrivier, 021 9060040.
. 11 April: Hoërskool De Kuilen,021 903 5121 uitbr 19.
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jou alma mater wil help (en moeg ge-eet is aan pannekoek), hoekom koopjy nie ’n kaartjie nie? Sodoende helpjy jou skool én jy gee jou maagspiereoefening...want lag gaan jy lag!
Kaartjies is beskikbaar by die bo-genoemde nommers.
. FunnyKaap sal ook by vanjaarse KKNK op die planke wees en op24 Februarie by Oude Libertas inStellenbosch.
FunnyKaap is propvol musiek en komedie. Van die land se topkunstenaars deeldie verhoog, insluitend ons eie Dowwe Dolla, Sarah Theron en Pedro Kruger.
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Bringing the medals homeGARY VAN DYK
Bishop Lavis has the beat!
The minstrel troupe of the Bishop LavisCommunity Youth Development have shownthat they have the style at recent competi-tions.
They recently took part in the competitionof the Kaapse Klopse Karnavaal Associationat Vygieskraal in Athlone and they are cele-brating some notable achievements.
Local councillor, Nas Abrahams, who alongwith is wife, Asa, organises the activities ofthe group, said that parents and childrenwere delighted with their achievement, espe-cially the huge number of new members to theteam.
“The team did very well although there isroom for improvement, but then again wehave only been taking part for the past threeyears and competing against much more ex-perienced teams.
“Amongst our first prizes was the Exhibi-tion and Best Band items as well as a stunningfirst prize for the Afrikaans Combine Song,which was the cherry on top.
“Other prizes included the Adult Male Soloand Comic Song which was performed byPhillip Dodgen, our star performer.”
Abrahams pointed out that the most spec-tacular item, the Exhibition and Best Banditem was a show stopper.
“The crowd went mad,” he says.“The theme of the exhibition was ‘Keep the
Peace in Hangberg’ and the hours of rehears-als with the children and adults alike paid itsdividends.
“Our choreographer Farieda Salie who isalso a member of the team did exceptionallywell to get the team to peak at the right time.
“I suppose it also helps that I dreamt up thetheme and floor pattern, and it helps that Ilike to do some part-time DJ work and eventsplanning, giving us the edge to produce a
crowd pleaser.”He said it also helped that Farieda Salie is
a qualified dance and ballet instructor whocompleted her studies at UCT.
“Our success lies in team effort and devel-oping our own children. We had our ups anddowns, but it encouraged us to do better,” headded.
“Our planning is in order for this comingseason and we look forward to another suc-cessful year. We will be establishing our owndrum major troupe and jazz band during thisyear.
“Lastly I want to thank all our parents,friends and family who share our vision forthe future.”
Nas Abrahams celebrated the achievements of the troupe with some of the younger minstrels.
Shave thathair right offNext month you can lose your hair fora good cause.
The Cancer Association of South Af-rica (Cansa) celebrates over 80 yearsof service and won’t be slowing downany time soon – it’s all systems go forits ninth annual Shavathon.
You can help anyone who has everbeen touched by cancer by taking partand supporting Shavathon from 1 to 4March.
“We’d like to thank everyone, espe-cially our volunteers who took partlast year at 250 shopping centres andat 220 workplaces, and helped raiseR7,1 million so that Cansa can contin-ue providing our service to the com-munity and support to cancer survi-vors,” says Cansa’s chief business de-velopment officer, Rachel Wall.
Cansa encourages companies andindividuals to help make a differenceonce again by shaving or sprayingtheir hair in a multitude of colours tosupport cancer survivors for a R50 do-nation, children under 12 pay R25.
Workplaces can register and ordersupplies to host a Shavathon event onMarch 1 and 2, or participate at thenearest shopping centre on march 3and 4.
Participants can colour-spray hairwith stencils in the shapeof a star, but-terfly, flower, soccer ball, lightningbolt or “warrior” word design.
New for this year’s event is an on-line platform for volunteers and cor-porate South Africa to take part as on-line “Champions” by raising fundsand lots of prizes can be won. Join byclicking the “like” button on Face-book to be part of Cansa’s online com-munity and help spread the word farand wide.
Shavathons will be taking place atthe following local malls on Saturday3 March from 09:00 to 15:00:
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. Parow Shopping Centre
. The Paddocks Shopping CentreVisit http://www.shava-
thon.org.za/faq/ or call the CansaMowbray office on 021 689 5347 oremail: [email protected] formore information.
Day jol is for charitiesThe Bond Of Brothers Motorcycle Club willbe hosting a Day Jol on Saturday 10 Marchto raise fund for various charities.
This event will be held at the Erica ParkSports Complex in Belhar, where they hada very successful event last year with morethan 900 bikers attending and they want togo over the 1 000 mark this year.
The events for the day will consist of vari-ous games and competitions.
The main purpose of the event is to raisefunds for various projects/charities, withthe Lentegeur Children’s Hospital and ahome for the elderly in Caledon benefitinglast year.
Further information from Freddy Fletch-er on 082 057 4393 or email [email protected].
15 minutes of fameThere’s an opportunity to be on TV when DJRandall does his thing in Bellville South.
He is with Talent in Action a programmeon Cape Town TV every Saturday from 14:30.
On Friday 17 February, with the help ofthe Circle Club in Bellville South he will behosting a Valentine’s quiz, to raise funds forthe poorest of the poor in the community.
The quiz will follow that popular “Checkyour mate” format, so if you know your part-ner then you are in line for great prizes.
Entry fee will be R15 per person to enterthe competition. It will be hosted at The Cir-cle Club in Bellville South, next to Falkesfactory in Fabriek Street, starting at 20:00.
For more information call 074 428 6617.
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In love at the CivicA concert, entitled Love Connection II, willbe on stage at the Bellville Civic Centre onSaturday 26 February.
The concert starts at 19:30 and the doorsopen at 18:30.
A donation of R50 is asked for the concertor R60 when paying at the door.
Artists Don Veno, Camillo Lombard, Liez-le Levendal, Alvin Hendrics and Stand Outwill perform, while Ashley Pienaar will actas MC.
For tickets, phone Cheryl on 072 546 2308,Renee on 073 381 7719 or Joe on 076 733 0730.
Stuk vanShirley isegKaapsDie Baxter-ateljee is so intiem dat ditvoel asof ’n mens by Shirley Valentyn inhaar kombuis kuier.
Hier, oor ’n glasie Griekse wit wyn en ’nbord Kaapse kerrie, deel Shirley (gespeeldeur Shaleen Surtie-Richards) nog tot 18 Fe-bruarie haar wysheid met die gehoor in diegewilde produksie Shirley Valentyn.
Hoewel Willy Russell se oorspronklike to-neelstuk,ShirleyValentine, al byna ’nkwart-eeu oud is, is die universele storie van eenvrou se reis na haarself snaaks, relevant enmet tye ongelooflik hartseer.
Shaleen gee hierdie klassieke karakternuwe asem: vars, energiek en onweerstaan-baar Kaaps.
Met haar instinktiewe kennis van mens-wees en haar unieke blik op die wêreld, vangShirley baie waarhede vas oor vrouwees,reis, kin-ders groot-maak,vriendskap.
ShirleyValentynwas Sha-leen se te-rugkeer nahaar spiri-tuele tuisteas akteur:die verhoog.
Tyger-Burger hetby die Bax-ter gaan in-loer en metShaleen ge-sels oor dierol.
1. Wat isdit aan die Kaapse Afrikaans wat Shirleyso ’n lewendige karakter maak?
“Almal in die Kaap verstaan daai Afri-kaans en dit is onbeskaamd emosioneel.
As Shirley praat van tjokka of van slapsnoek, dan weet ons presies wat sy bedoel.So dan reis almal saam met haar en ervaarwat sy deurgaan.”
2. Jy het 18 maande gelede opgehouspeel aan Shirley. Was dit moeilik omweer onder haar vel in te kruip?
“Neegladnie, dis asof allesnet in ’n sakkiewas wat ek net moes oopmaak, soos jewelle-ry.
Ek is so lief vir Shirley dit was asof ekweer met ’n ou vriendin gaan sit en kuierhet.”
3. Shirley Valentyn het al gespeel virbaie groot gehore. Hoe verander die klei-ner studioteater die gehoor se teaterer-varing?
“Dit verbeter hulle ervaring; dit voel asofhulle by Shirley in die kombuis sit.
Ek rig sommige van die dialoog aan indi-viduele gehoorlede en dit maak dit baie in-tiem. Selfs mense wat dit vir die tweede ofderde keer kom kyk, sê die intimiteit is virhulle heerlik.”
. Kaartjies vir Shirley Valentyn is beskik-baar by Computicket.
WEN! WEN! WEN!Twee lesers kan dubbelkaartjies na die
vertoning op Woensdag 15 Februarie wen.Stuur ’n e-pos na [email protected] voorMaandag 13 Februarie met die woorde“Shirley Valentyn” in die opdragveld om inaanmerking te kom.
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Giving back part of their plan for schoolGARY VAN DYK
A group of former BonteheuwelHigh learners have some bigplans for their alma mater.
At the end of January some learn-ers from the 1980s got together atWynberg Park for a reunion cele-bration, and to make plans toplough some resources back intothe school.
While there was not such a goodresponse to the group’s appeal onFacebook, they are still determinedto continue their plans to form abigger association of former learn-ers who are prepared to work withthem.
“This is just a start and will moti-vate us to have more such events inthe future,” said Ursula MosesMunnik, one of the founder mem-bers of the group on Facebook.
“We have started this initiative,because we feel that the school gaveus a good foundation in educationto make a success of our lives, eventhoughmanyofus came fromdisad-vantaged circumstances.
“Our aim is to make contact withall former learners, schoolfriends,teachers and ex-teachers from theschool to work towards assistingthe school and its present learnerswhere needed.”
She added that along with fellowformer learner, Sharon Manus Fou-
rie, they intend to arrange more so-cial and other functions with the in-tention of helping the school andcommunity.
“We intend starting withBontheuwel High School and there-fore call upon all ex-learners to con-tact us and come on board this non-profit group.
“It is important that we go backto our educational roots and dosomething to motivate presentlearners to achieve their positivepotential, no matter their circum-stances.”
Former learners who like to bepart of this initiative can call Ursu-la on 082 573 8557, or email [email protected].
Enjoying the reunion in Wynberg Park were, from left, (maiden surnamesin brackets), Clive Jantjies, Ursula (Moses) Munnik, Arthur Minnaar, Charmaine (Van der Berg) Smith, Ralph September, Sharon (Manus) Fourie andKenneth Matthias
Help is at hand for addictionIf you have a drug problem, help isat hand.
The City of Cape Town’s four out-patient alcohol and drug treatmentsites are running free 16-week sub-stance abuse rehabilitation pro-grammes, based on the Matrix mod-el.
“This is part of our goal to createa caring city, where all residentsare given support, particularly intimes of crisis,” said mayoral com-mittee member for health, Lung-iswa James.
The rehabilitation sites, whichare situated at the city’s TableView, Delft South, Tafelsig andKhayelitsha clinics, are open Mon-day to Friday from 8:00 to 16:30.
Anyone aged 18 or older is wel-come to attend. Referrals to the cen-tre are generally made by family orfriends, colleagues, the media, hos-pitals or clinics, police and law en-forcement agencies, NGOs, church-es, and alcohol and drug helplines.
Those who visit the centre arescreened and assessed and then re-ferred to the relevant therapist inorder to join the treatment pro-gramme. The programme consistsof individual or co-joint counsellingsessions (including family mem-bers), early recovery skills groups,relapse prevention groups, socialsupport groups and family educa-tion groups (where family membersare given vital information to assist
in their understanding of addictionand recovery).
Clients are seen at least three tofour times a week and groups areopen so anyone can join at any time.
Once clients have completed thefree programme, they have the op-tion of remaining in the pro-gramme for as long as necessary.
For more information about theprogramme, please contact:
. Table View: Abdul Allie, 021 5571065 or 021 556 7103.
. Delft South: Natasha Green, 021955 9229/11/50.
. Tafelsig: Warren Burnhams,021 397 8195/8906/8145.
. Khayelitsha: Monwabisi Mban-dazayo, 021 360 4014/4000.
Cancer never sleepsCancer never sleeps and you can bepart of a unique relay to raiseawareness.
The fourth Cancer Association ofSouth Africa (Cansa) Relay For Lifeevent will be taking place on Friday23 March at the Vygieskraal Stadi-um in Athlone, and the organisa-tion is looking for teams to marchthrough the night in support of suf-ferers, and families of those whohave died of the disease.
This event will get people walk-ing around the clock for 12 hourswhen they participate in raisingfunds and creating awareness inthe fight against cancer.
Teams of between 10 and 15 peo-ple are invited to register and bepart of this fun overnight event.
The aim being that at least one teammember will be walking the trackat all times.
Cancer never sleeps and with thisin mind, those participating in thenight’s event are kept awake by avery entertaining programme tak-ing place on and around the specialstage sponsored by Coca-Cola.
Teams are encouraged to do somefundraisingbefore aswell as duringthe actual event.
Cansa Relay For Life events arecommunity owned and volunteerdriven. To become part of this fun,overnight event and help changethe lives of those affected by cancer,please contact the organising com-mittee Michelle on 082 588 6566, orKevin on 082 788 1181.
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Western Cape College of Nursing, SurwellArtisan Production Grade A to C (Electrician)(1 Year Contract)RemuNeRatioN: GRade a: R 110 865 peR aNNum• Grade B: r 130 593 per annum • Grade C: r 152 457per annum (plus 37% in lieu of serviCe Benefits).
requirements: minimum eduCational qualifiCation: Anappropriate Trade Test Certificate. expeRieNCe: GRade a: Noexperience required. Grade B: At least 18 years’ appropriate/recognisable experience in an area after obtaining the relevant tradetest certificate. GRade C: At least 34 years’ appropriate/recognisableexperience in an area after obtaining the relevant trade test certificate.CompetenCies (knowledGe/ skills): • Proficiency in at least twoof the three official languages of theWestern Cape • Knowledge of mastlighting • Sound knowledge of HFO boilers. iNheReNt RequiRemeNtSof the joB: • In possession of a wireman’s licence SANS 10142 • Avalid driver’s licence • A three phase electrician incumbent.
duties (key result areas/outputs): • Perform the necessaryadministrative functions • Assume responsibility for the maintenance ofmachinery and equipment used within the college • Repair and installin the electrical field • Inspect equipment/installations and control overtools andmaterials • Attend to emergency electrical failures or problemsafter hours • Take charge of the workshop in the absence of the ChiefArtisan • Represent workshop at OHSA meetings.
Note: The Provincial Administration Government of the Western Capeis presently finalising an Agency agreement for the Western CapeCollege of Nursing to be managed in terms of its academic function onan agency basis by the Cape Peninsula University of Technology withthe possible relocation in the future.
eNquiRieS: Mr A Parker: 021 684-1228
Please submit your application for the attention of Ms S Telemachusto the College Principle, Western Cape College of Nursing, PrivateBag X3, Surwell 7762.
oral health Centre, tygerberg/mitchells plainCleanerremuneration: r 59 625 per annum
serviCe Benefits: 13th cheque, employer’s contribution to thepension fund, housing and medical aid allowance.
RequiRemeNtS: miNimum RequiRemeNt: Ability to read and write.
expeRieNCe: Appropriate experience. iNheReNt RequiRemeNtof the joB: Willingness to perform relief duties when required.CompetenCies (knowledGe/skills): • Ability to perform menialtasks under supervision • Ability to understand and communicateeffectively in at least two of the three official languages of the WesternCape.
duties (key result areas/outputs): • A high standard ofcleanliness and hygiene in the administrative and supportive services• Effective and organised resources • Effectively delivered tasks undersupervision.
eNquiRieS: Ms V Naido: 021 370-4479
Please submit your application for the attention of Ms A Petersento the Dean/Manager: Oral Health Centres, Private Bag X1,Tygerberg 7505.
iNStRuCtioNS to appLiCaNtS: Z83 forms (obtainable from anyGovernment department or www.capegateway.gov.za) must: Becompleted in full, clearly reflect the name of the position, name anddate of the publication (candidates may use this as reference), besigned, accompanied by a comprehensive CV, the names of 3 refereesand certified copies of ID, driver’s licence and qualification/s. A separateapplication form must be completed for each post. Applicationswithout the afore-mentioned will not be considered. Applications mustbe forwarded to the address as indicated on the advertisement. Nolate, faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted. CV’s will not bereturned. Excess personnel will receive preference. Applications, whichare received after the closing date, will not be considered.
Further communication will be limited to shortlisted candidates. If youhave not received a response from the Department within 3 months ofthe closing date, please consider your application as unsuccessful. It willbe expected of candidates to be available for selection interviews on adate, time and place as determined by the Department.
As directed by the Department of Public Service & Administration,applicantsmust note that further checkswill be conducted once they areshortlisted and that their appointment is subject to positive outcomeson these checks, which include security clearance, qualificationverification, criminal records, credit records and previous employment.
The Department of Health is guided by the principles of Employment Equity.Disabled candidates are encouraged to apply and an indication in this regard willbe appreciated.
Closing date: 2 march 2012
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LOANS? No problem, I'llhelp. Anthea 072 086 8029
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/074 232 3739
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166
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DENNEMERE, BLACKHEATH3bedr. house, 2 rooms (b.i.c.),1 full bathr., main bedr. e.s.,
tandem garage (2 cars). Waterincluded. R5 500 p.m. + dep.
( 082 709 4620
167
Huise te Koop
Houses for Sale
KUILS RIVER HAGLEY2 Beds, lounge, kitchen withbuiltin cupboards, large plot,
burglar bars.R350 000 neg.
Tel. 082 727 1009
OLD BELHAR EXT. 13 bedr., lounge & TV room,b.i.c., fully fitted kitchen,
remotecontrolled garage, fullyenclosed yard. R475 000 neg.
Contact 081 349 3872
1791
Ouma Woonstelle
Granny Flats
BISHOP LAVISSep. entrance. R1 850. W & E
incl. ( 071 579 2890
RAVENSMEADOumawoonstel beskikb. 3 Feb.
Slegs jong getroude paar.R1 650 p.m.
Skakel 076 940 1676
BESIGHEID
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Sake Geleenthede
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AGENTS needed to sellsweets. This is the easiestthing you need to sell.021 534 9017/ 076 595 8274
All alarm Techs &Wiremen
We require competent, honest& punctual staff, preferablyresident in Blue Downs &
available end of Feb. Goodsalary and incentive.
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EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIES
All areas Urgently need to fillvarious positions. No
experience required as fulltraining is provided. We arelooking for job seekers fromschool leavers, too disabled
persons to the elderly(pensioners) who still want to
contribute to society.Mail your CV or reference to
GENREVAZ PROJECTS122 Beverly Street, Eerste
River or email:[email protected]
Call: 072 444 0488
InwoonSakegeleentheid virmodeltipe PA/Gesellin,± matriek, nierook!Tel 084 296 0624 (Kaap)
Personeel benodig, R3 000p.m., 1925 j. Cheryline, tel.073 454 4430/021 930 4219.
Tydelike DrywersNagskof
PDP, Sober gewoontes.Onmiddellik beskikbaar.
Skakel 082 569 2793
408
Drywers
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experience of fuller box andsplits gears with valid PDP.
Contact 021 972 1990
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420
Onderwys
Teaching
WATSONIAEDUCARE
In Belhar is in urgently in needof a Level 1 Educare
Teacher.Please email CV with
qualifications to:[email protected]
or fax to: 086 621 7504* If you don't hear from us
within 2 weeks , pleaseconsider your application
unsuccessful.
BELHAROLD BELHAR Amandel Road. 3 beds., garage, f.f.kitchen.R550 00011 beds., 3 kitchens, 4 baths,business or students. R1.9million.SELFHELP: 2 beds., face brick,f.f.kitchen. R390 000
DELFTROSENDAL 3 beds., large plot.R279 000VOORBRUG 2 beds., renovated.R250 000DELFTSOUTH 2 beds., kitchen.R130 0003 beds., R250 000LEIDEN 1 bedr. R75 000WESBANK 1 bedr., large plot.R85 000
HELP! HOUSES WANTEDSellers, we have qualified buyers.For FREE valuations and advice,phone us first.
Ronnie, 021 952 0394/073 274 6668PROPERTY KING
BELHAR (All sections),RAVENSMEAD, ELSIES
RIVER, DELFT (Allsections), BELLVILLESOUTH, GLENHAVEN.
FREE VALUATIONS FREE PROPERTY
ADVICE.
Call our Area Specialist021 696 4114
BELHAR R750 000: Fully encl.,lounge, diningr., f/f, 4 beds, 2baths, outside entert. plus pool.BELHAR/MUSICALS R580 000:Fully encl., 3 beds, sep. bath &toilet, f/f, lounge with jetmaster.BELHAR/SELFHELP R515 000:Fully encl., f/f with lots of b.i.c.,2 beds, main bed with b.i.c. G/flat.BELHAR R420 000 neg.:4 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen,laminated, tiled, garage facade.BELHAR R530 000:Fully encl. 2 beds, both with b.i.c.,f/f, d/garage, outside braai.ST AUGUSTINES R750 000 NEG:Corner plot, 3 beds, fully enclosed,kitch. with b.i.c., lnge, gar, carport.LENTEGEUR R340 000: 3 beds,lounge, kitchen, very neat.TUSCANY GLEN R550 000:3 beds, lounge, kitch., bath & toilet.TUSCANY GLEN R680 000 NEG.3 beds, lounge, dining, fully fitted,2 bathrooms, swimming pool.
Sharon 083 317 3794 or021 953 1480
Aleric 083 966 7878SP PROPERTIES
BLACKHEATH/DENNEMEER
R430 000 3 bed, f/f kitch, lnge,bathr., starter gar. Nice quiet area.
BLUE DOWNS/SILVERSANDS
R530 000 3 beds, & f/f kitchen,lnge, diningr, bathr. & pool.
Contact Lezette 083 700 6163
BLUE DOWNS ELECTRIC CITY
R480 000: 4 beds, e.s., f/f kitchen& lounge, bathr. & 2 outbuildings.
ELECTRIC CITY R320 000:
Renovated 2 beds, f/f kitchen,lounge & bathroom.
Contact Lezette 083 700 6163
ICONBonteheuwel R200 0001 bedr., f/bath, kitch., lnge, 2 extrarooms build on with wendy housestructure attached to the property,2 u.cover park. in front of property.
Voorbrug R230 0002 beds, kitchen, bathroom,extended with wooden structure,fully enclosed, paved driveway.
Selfhelp R480 0002 beds, f/f kitchen, lounge with builtin fireplace, bathr. and laundryr.
Selfhelp Belhar R499 000: Very neat, openplan lounge, dining and f/f kitchen,bedrooms B.I.C., x 2 d/garages.
Upper Tuscany Glenn R599 000: Spacious 3 beds,f/kitchen, lounge, TVroom,swimming pool, double garage.
Gary: 076 696 2403Melissa: 072 057 5753
www.iconprop.co.za
CALLING ALLPOTENTIAL SELLERS!!I AM URGENTLY LOOKING FORHOUSES, FLATS OR PLOTS TO
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JACQUES 083 686 2117
EERSTE RIVER
R490 000 FOREST HEIGHTS3bedr. home with fully fittedkitchen, including 2bedr. grannyflat. Priced to sell.
R380 000 HEATH PARKCute 2bedr. home, fully enclosedwith garage. A must see property.
R470 000 SUMMERSETHEIGHTS: Neat 3bedroom home,fully fitted kitchen plus granny flatto be completed. Wellsituatedproperty.
R450 000 SILWOOD ESTATEAs good as new. 3bedroom home,a justmovein house. Don't miss it.
Musa, 074 241 0080OFFICE 021 906 2820
EERSTE RIVER /ELECTRIC CITY
R380 000PROPERTY OF THE MONTH
PAVING, en suite, fireplace andmany more. Space to build a
garage or carport. Enough yard tobuild a pool. Live in QUIET andPEACEFUL area. Close to taxi
route. The PRICE has never beenthis good. You will make the rightchoice to buy this HOME. DO NOT
HESITATE, GIVE ME A CALL.CLIVE BLOWS 072 225 8519
RE/MAX Property Associates021 987 6433
www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za
EERSTE RIVER /PALM PARKR395 000
GREAT STARTER HOME 3 bedrooms, bathroom andseparate toilet, lounge, fitted
modern kitchen with built in stove,facade garage. Very secure area.SITUATED CLOSE TO SCHOOLS,
SHOPS ANDPUBLIC TRANSPORT.
JACQUES 083 686 2117
EERSTE RIVERDO YOU WANT TO WIN A
HOME MAKEOVER CALL ME FOR DETAILS
R370 000 Electric City: 2 beds,double garage, entertainment area.R390 000: 3 bedroomsR460 000: Neat duplex, 3 bedr.,garage.
KATHY021 906 1530 / 073 173 0519
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IDEAL FOR 2 FAMILIES
BLACKHEATHAUSTINVILLE / Beautifuldbl.storey home, opp. Primaryschool. 6 beds, etc. Too much tomention. Must be seen! R950 000
AUSTINVILLE Lovely dbl.story 4bedr. home with dbl.
garage. Must be seen. R780 000
GAYLEE/Very big 3bedr. withbig g.flat. R590 000 Need TLC!
PHONE/SMS IRMA082 318 9358 or
021 903 6631OLYMPIC ESTATES
KUILS RIVER /SUNBIRD PARK
R620 000SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME!!!!!!!!!!Looking for space? Look no further!
3 bedrooms (double sice),TVroom/study, semi fitted kitchen,bathroom, en suite, double carport,
foundation for double garageor granny flat.
Bennett van Wyk 084 564 1688www.remaxpropertyassociates
.co.za
RE/MAX Property Associates021 987 6433
KUILS RIVER / KALKFONTEINR350 000 neg.: 4 bedr., kitchen,lounge, 2 toilets & bathroom.Hannes 073 444 0879
KRAAIFONTEIN /BELMONT PARK
R510 000 neg.: 3 beds, lounge,kitchen, bathroomLouie 072 7260 400
DELFT ROOSENDALR250 000: 2 bedr., kitchen, lounge,enclosed yard.Hannes 073 444 0879
BONTEHEUWELR250 000: Maisonette,2 beds, lounge, kitchen.Louie 072 7260 400
WE URGENTLY NEED HOUSESFOR PREAPPROVED CLIENTS
IN EERSTE RIVER,BLUE DOWNS DELFT,
KRAAIFONTEIN KUILS RIVERCONTACT US
OFFICE 021 836 8037www.entabenipropertyvaluers.
co.zainfo@entabenipropertyvaluers.
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Leiden R100 000Standard house with kitchen andbathroom.
Belhar R495 000Neat 3 bedroom house with loungeand dining area, bathroom withcorner bath and garage.
Nooitgedacht R650 0004 bedroom double storey, 3 livingareas, walk in closet in mainbedroom, entertainment area,double garage, parking for 7 cars,bathroom and the toilet separate.Granny flat.
You can also contactus via What's Up.
Contact:Ollie: 073 399 2082
Shireen: 079 077 7665www.iconprop.co.za
AÏDA PROSPURSouthern Suburbs
WETTON 021 761 0707
M/PLAIN 0213 91 2200
Everything we touch turns to SOLD
SILVERSANDS: R620.000exclD/s, 7Beds(4xBics), Mes, S/toilet,Kitchen, L/Floors, C/Fans, KPC.
ANDILE 083 621 5571
SILVERSANDS: R420.000exclF/s, 3Beds(1xB), Lnge, F/Bath,
Kitchen, Encl, Satellite Dish, B/Bars.ANDILE 083 621 5571
SELL your HOME with thePROFESSIONALS,
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. Many people lose their homestoday, because they do not seekPROFESSIONAL ADVICE.. Do you find it difficult topay your bond? We offerPROFESSIONAL ADVICE.. Have you fallen in arrears withyour bond? We can help you tostay in your home longer.. I can assure you that Iwill provide you with aPROFESSIONAL marketing planwith many years of propertyexperience to sell your property.. A VALUATION is absolutelyFREE nad you are under noobligation. Let's get together toexplore all the possibilities.
CLIVE BLOWS 072 225 8519
RE/MAX Property Associates021 987 6433
www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za
SIDNEYVALE
R800 000 NEG.
Neat 3 bedroom home withlarge bedrooms, b.i.c.,
laminated flooring,2 full modern bathrooms fully
tiled, lounge, dining room parquettiles, kitchen fully filled with b.i.c.,
eyelevel oven & hob,TVroom with dover stove,
laminated flooring,braai room with b.i. braai,Maxidore, burglar bars
throughout, aluminium windows,automated garage.
CONTACT076 428 3217
YOLAM PROPERTIESPAROW EAST
R790 000 3 beds., lnge, diningr.,entertain area, kitch, b.i.c., laundry,wooden floors, bath/toilet, b.bars &safety gates, gar + carport, paving,
fully encl. Close to all amenities.
NOOITGEDACTBISHOP LAVIS R650 000
5 beds, 3 x b.i.c., f/f kitchen, biglounge, knotty pine ceilings, tiles,lam. floroing, b/bars and safetygates, blinds, garage x 2 cars.Carports x 2. Fully enclosed.
THE HAGUE/DELFTR235 000. 2 beds, lounge, kitchen,
bath, toilet, burglar bars, safetygates. 9 x 3 wendy house with all
facilities. Fully enclosed.
ATTENTION SELLERS!!We are looking for houses to sellin Bellville South, Belhar, Delft,
Bishop Lavis, Ravensmead,Parow.
CALL DUANE 073 159 3432 orSTEPHANIE 072 977 9972 or
OFFICE 021 951 2290
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Valhalla Utd make it to final 32THOMAS CAROLUS
Valhalla United have qualified for the fi-nal 32 of the Metropolitan Premier Cup.
They played to a 1-all draw against Vasco daGama in Manenberg on Sunday. The tourna-ment takes place over the Easter week at EricaPark in Belhar.
This is also the stage at which all the profes-sional and foreign clubs enter the tournamentrunning. The proceedings commence on theWednesday before Easter Sunday, with thegroup stage of the competition.
There are a total of eight groups each contai-ning four teams. The draw for the group stageis held approximately three weeks before thetournament begins. Teams are seeded accor-ding to previous performance and whetherthey are established PSL or top level foreignclubs.
At the end of the group stage the eight groupstandings are calculated and the top two pla-ced teams of each group qualify for the win-ners’ section of the knock-out round. The thirdplaced teams are placed within the Plate Secti-on Knock-out round. The fourth place finis-hers in each group are eliminated from thetournament.
The Winners’ Section Last 16 losers are thensent in to the quarter-finals for the DullahOmar Mid-Section Semi-finals.
The three tiers of the competition then con-tinue through the quarter, and semi-final sta-ges. Easter Monday is the last day of the tour-nament and serves as the day for all of the fi-nals to be staged as well as the winners’
section semi-finals.The proceedings for the tournament are
concluded with the awarding of the player,team, and coach of the tournament awards aswell as the crowning of the event championsfor the season.
Other activities include the opening and clo-sing ceremonies as well as the championshipfinal curtain raiser. Much fanfare surroundsthese ceremonies as many local artists and or-ganisations outside of football also get a chan-ce to showcase their talents for the spectators.Teams that qualify for the 2012 tournament:Hanover Park, Junction Rovers, Milano Uni-ted, Phillippi United, City Lovers, Idas Valley,Maties, Valhalla United, ASD, Crusaders,Glendene, CT Academy, Morgenster United,Ariel Spurs.
Weekend results: Hanover Park 1, JunctionRovers 1; Maties 5, Valhalla United 2; Black-pool 2, Belhar Spurs 1; Old Mutual 2, Matroos-fontein 1; Idas Valley 1, City Lovers 1; VascoDa Gama 1, Robinvale Spurs 0; Trinitarians 1,Woodlands 0; Milano United 2, Phillippi Uni-ted 0; ASD 1, Crusaders 0; Thembalabantu 0,Southend 0; CT Football Academy 2, United 2;Glendene United 2, Rygersdal 0; RiversideRangers 0, Morgenster United 1; Ariel Spurs0, Central 0; Hanover Park 1, Woodlands 0; Tri-nitarians 0, Junction Rovers 1; Blackpool 0,Phillippi 1; Belhar Spurs 0, Milano United 1;Old Mutual 0, Idas Valley 1; City Lovers 2, Ma-troosfontein 1; Vasco Da Gama 0, Maties 1; Ro-binvale Spurs 1, Valhalla United 5; ASD 1,Southend 1; Crusaders 3, Themalabuntu 0; CTFootball Academy 0, Rygersdal 0; United 0,Glendene 2; Riverside Rangers 1, Central 0.
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