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CONGESTION PROBLEM: ROBOTS NOTWORKING

Traffic light vandalised

LEON STEENKAMP

T

he traffic congestion problem in Table

Viewhas recently beenworsenedby re-

peated incidents of vandalism.

Over the past few weeks, the City of Cape

Town has received reports from concerned

residents regarding increased traffic con-

gestion in the Table View area.

The spike in traffic congestion in the Ta-

ble View area was caused by the non-func-

tioning traffic signals at the intersection of

Plattekloof Road and the N7, mayoral com-

mittee member for transport, roads and

stormwater, Brett Herron, said last week.

These signalsmalfunctioned due to cable

theft and vandalism that necessitated cable

replacement as well as equipment repair

and replacement, that was completed last

week, he said last Tuesday.

Herron added that vandalism continues to

be a significant problem in Cape Town.

In this particular instance, there was

heightened traffic congestion in the areadue

to the vandalised traffic lights. In addition

to this, funds that could be used for, among

other things, newly installed traffic lights

and traffic calming measures, have to be di-

verted to repairs of vandalised infrastruc-

ture.

Cable cut

Herron on Monday again expressed his

disgust as these traffic lights were vandal-

ised for a second time.

The perpetrators cut both the link and

the loop cables of the traffic signal at this in-

tersection, including the new cable that re-

cently had to be replaced due to theft, Her-

ron said.

The damagewill cost the city an estimated

R50 000 to repair.

I am extremely disappointed that our in-

frastructure is being vandalised. It is disre-

spectful and disgraceful that people wilfully

damage city property in this manner. I

would like to appeal to all Capetonians to re-

port these incidents should they witness

them, he said.

I would like to urge motorists to avoid

this intersection if possible, anduse analter-

native route if they are able to, while repairs

are being made. Traffic in this area is al-

ready under strain. The vandalism of the

traffic signal has exacerbated the situation,

he added.

It is estimated that the work to repair the

Plattekloof/N7 intersection will be complet-

ed before the weekend.

A further measure to help alleviate con-

gestion, is the construction of the Sandown

Road/N7 link.

Director of Aska Property Group, Tony

Clark said progress on this project is run-

ning smoothly.

Bridge

The construction of the bridge over the

railway is currently three weeks ahead of

schedule, Clarke said on Monday.

We are however entering the winter

months shortly and although we have al-

lowed for days of noworkdue towetweather

conditions in our estimated time of comple-

tion, this could prevent the current speedy

progress.

We are however certain that we will

reach the September target for the contract

completion, he said.

V To page 2.

Construction work on the Sandown

Road extension is currently ahead of

schedule. PHOTO: LEON STEENKAMP

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Long queues are standing in the way

of efficient service at testing stations

all over the city.

The City of Cape Town Traffic Serv-

ices has noted that there has recently

been a major influx of residents visit-

ing the Citys Driving Licence Testing

Centres (DLTCs) to renew their licenc-

es and to book test appointments.

To alleviate the problem the operat-

ing hours have been adjusted to man-

age the process.

For card renewals and all other cash

transactions, officeswill be openMon-

days to Fridays from 08:00 to 14:00 and

on Saturdays from 08:00 to 10:00. All

other transactions such as card collec-

tions and enquiries are open until

15:30 on weekdays and until 12:00

(noon) on Saturdays. This arrange-

ment will be in place until the end of

June 2013, unless otherwise stipulat-

ed.

Drivers are reminded to collect

their new cardswithin the cut-off time

period as those not collected within

120 days will be destroyed. Drivers

will have to re-apply for a new card

which results in longer waiting times.

Residents applying for learner and

driving licence tests, aswell as card re-

newals, can now make use of regis-

tered optometrists for their eye tests.

An appointment must be made with

theoptometrist,whowill thenconduct

the test (free of charge), and supply the

certificate accordingly. This form, to-

gether with the application form, will

be accepted at the DLTC. Please note

that even though applicants may have

the certificate, they are still required

to join the queue to conduct the

processing of the application and to

have their fingerprints and photo-

graphs taken.

For more information contact the

management representatives sta-

tioned at the respective centres:

V Atlantis: Gasant

Gierdien: 021 573 7097/7086

V Brackenfell: Michelle

Cornelius: 021 980 1299/1205

V Durbanville: Peter

Virgin: 0214447082/7084

V Elsies River: Marius

Orlandini: 0215921158

V Goodwood: Ashwin

Whiteboyd: 0215973710/3719

V Kuils River: Vernon

Fagrew: 0218153402

VMilnerton: Jakobus

Dunn: 0215501312

V Parow: Werner

Fourie: 0219368730/8731

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licence test

FROM PAGE 1

In the interim the city has deployed points-

men to several traffic hotspots inTableView

as an exercise to determine whether the de-

ployment of these officers will make a differ-

ence in the long term.

The areas include Blaauwberg Road and

Popham Road; Blaauwberg Road and Otto

du Plessis Drive (the R27); Blaauwberg Road

and Raats Drive; Blaauwberg Road and Boy

de Goede Circle; and Blaauwberg Road and

Gie Road.

Herron said the MyCiTi construction

along Blaauwberg Road is scheduled to be

completed by the middle of this year, weath-

er-permitting, while the construction on

Potsdam Road, from the intersection with

Blaauwberg Road northwards, is scheduled

for completion by the end of 2013.

The construction of the bus shelters and

totem poles throughout the Table View,

Parklands, Sunningdale and Blouberg areas

is also completed. Construction work that

necessitates the closure of traffic lanes is on-

ly undertaken after 09:00 on weekdays, and

the lanes are re-opened again by 16:00 so as

tominimise the disruption to peakhour traf-

fic.

I would like to encourage people to make

use of theMyCiTi bus servicewhere it is pos-

sible and convenient for them to do so.

In response to the demand at peak travel

times we have increased the headways of

our buses, meaning that a bus departs from

the Table View station bound for the Civic

Centre station every six to eight minutes.

This has drastically reduced the waiting

time for a bus, so even if the station appears

to be very full and the queues look long these

move fast, getting more people onto the bus-

es quicker.

We are working tirelessly to improve the

road conditions and public transport in the

area, as well as other areas across the city.

We are encouraged by the overwhelming

support from the public that we have re-

ceived thus far and look forward to welcom-

ing even more people onto our buses, Her-

ron said.

V Incidents of vandalism can be reported

to the citys call centre on 086 010 3089.

Vandalism of the traffic lights at the Plattkloof/N7 intersections has worsened the already

frustrating traffic congestion in Table View.

Congested traffic jams will soon become a

thing of the past, because passengers have

placed their travel burdens on the shoulders

of the MyCiTi bus service.

Since its inception at the 2010 FIFAWorld

Cup the service has surpassed five million

passenger trips. Up until the end of Decem-

ber 2012 a total number of 5 374 508 passen-

gers were recorded.

Of this total, over 4,5 million passengers

havemadeuse of the airport route, theTable

View trunk route, as well as the area routes

in the city centre and the Table View area

since the systems launch in May 2011.

Surpassing five million passenger trips is

a significant milestone and indicates that

the residents of the city have embraced this

vision of transport for Cape Town.

MyCiTi plans for 2013 include:

V Nine routes whichwill be incrementally

implemented in the city centre, stretchingas

far as Imizamo Yethu, Hout Bay and Hang-

berg. These routeswill all be operated by the

newmedium-sized, low floor buses to enable

universally accessible boarding from the

pavement.

V The current services in the Table View

area will be expanded to include routes to

Mamre and Atlantis, Century City and Du

Noon. These services will be a mix of larger

high floor buses along the main routes, and

low floor buses.

We are excited about being able to bring

thisworld-class service to evenmore people.

Not only is the service comfortable and con-

venient for passengers, but offers a consider-

able cost saving to commuterswhenone con-

siders factors such as the petrol price, said

mayoral committee member for transport,

roads and stormwater, Brett Herron.

MyCiTi has plan for 2013

Liquor licence applications

The Table View police have recently had

four liquor licences applications.

Zandbar (Atlantica), on the corner of

Porterfield Road and Beach Boulevard,

Marine Circle and The Grill and Butcher,

Beach Boulevard, Marine Circle have

both reapplied for their liquor licences.

Trologos, situated in Dragon Mart,

Ashwood Centre, Parklands Main Road,

Parklands and Forneria Italia, at 11

Dianthus Road have both applied for

liquor licences.

All these applications are for consump-

tion on the premises. Any representation

for or against the applications can be

forwarded to: Western Cape Liquor

Authority at [email protected],

086 0142 142 (t) or 021 483 5066 (f).

Copy in the Table View Designated

liquor office at [email protected]

or contact W/O Sterrenberg Jooste on

021 521 3306 or 079 894 1448.

Applications can be viewed at Designat-

ed Liquor Office, Table View SAPS.

A liquor licence meeting for all current

liquor licence holders in the Table View

area will be held on Thursday 7 March at

11:00 at the Table View police station.

Shave it off for CANSA

The Fellows for Cancer and CANSA

Shavethon in conjunction with Fergies

Pub and Restaurant will be hosting a

Shavethon on Saturday 2 March.

For a donation of R100 visitors will

have the choice of spraypainting their

hair in an array of colours or to shave it

all off, to raise funds for those fighting

cancer.

Half of the money will go toward

CANSA and half towards Fellows for

Cancer, a charity in Melkbosstrand that

provide financial support for local

residents diagnosed with cancer.

The venue is situated at 1 Porterfield

Road and children are welcome.

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olice are investigating a charge of as-

sault against two bouncers following

an incident at Marine Circle pub re-

cently.

Xander Loggenberg (26) laid a charge

with the Table View police after he was as-

saulted outside the German Locker pub on

12 February.TygerBurger last week report-

ed on Loggenberg claims that he was as-

saulted by a group of young men that ap-

peared to be friends of the bouncer outside

the pub (Vicious club attack).

Wounds

He suffered a variety of bruises to his

body as well as an open wound to his scalp

andacut on this forehead.Hewasalsoalleg-

edly tasered in the face.

Although Loggenberg claims that he did

nothing to provoke the assault, owner of the

German Locker, Rhyno Vermaak, differs.

These persons are lying about that

evening, one of my bouncers was attacked

and the other bouncer then pepper sprayed

the one so that he could get him to let go

of the bouncer, Vermaak says.

Threats

Vermaak says Loggenbergs description

of the evenings events and subsequent pub-

licity has harmed his business negatively

and has also seen threats levelled at his se-

curity guards.

He adds that Loggenberg, his friend and

younger brother were asked to leave the

pub numerous times but kept coming

back, trying to enter the premises.

Vermaak says he has several witnesses

who saw the intoxicated pair of Loggenberg

and his friend threatening the establish-

ments bouncers.

Allegations

This guy jumped on the bouncer while

he was still sitting on a chair (outside the

pub entrance), Vermaak says adding that

Loggenberg was pepper sprayed and

tasered but never attacked with poles

(steel police batons) and sjamboked as

Loggenberg alleged.

This guy attacked the bouncer outside

first and everyone that saw this climbed in,

they got assaulted by bystanders after my

bouncers chased them away, Vermaak

claims.

Police this week confirmed that a charge

of assault against two bouncers were being

investigated. They have not been detained

but have been told to appear in court pend-

ing further investigation, said the Table

View polices Lt Elizabeth Munro.

Charges follow club assault

A baby grysbok the size of a small cat was

born at a wetland reserve in Century City.

The baby, which is estimated to be just

a few weeks old was spotted and photo-

graphed by a regular visitor to Intaka Is-

land, Pat Elk.

The island is part of a grysbok project be-

ing undertaken by the Cape Town City

Council that enables smaller nature re-

serves to house this animal in a more sus-

tainable way.

In June 2010 two grysbok were re-intro-

duced to Intaka following a lengthy ap-

proval process and with the full support of

Cape Nature, the City of Cape Towns Na-

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Blouvlei/Intaka IslandEnvironmentalAd-

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Century Citys environmental manager

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itary and nocturnal animals that spend

most of the day under bushes and aremore

active between dusk and dawn.

Last year we found two sets of spoors

close to each other, which is unusual. We

hoped that there would be an offspring and

our wish was granted.

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The recent handing over of a trusty bakkie

marked the end of an era at the Eric Miles

Cheshire Home in Sanddrift.

The Nissan 1 400 bakkie that has been in

the service of the home, which caters for 45

disabled residents, for the last 14 years was

donated back to the De Grendel Lions Club

last Tuesday.

The De Grendel Lions in conjunction

with two German Lions Clubs donated the

bakkie to the home years ago. The last cou-

ple of years the Lions have been borrowing

the vehicle over weekends for their food

parcel deliveries.

Thehome inJanuary receivedanewRen-

ualt Kangoo panelvan thanks to the contri-

bution of the Nomads Golf Club Western

Province. Eric Miles Cheshire Home is the

beneficiary of the clubs Andrew Mentis

Endowment Fund.

This is very special forme.When I start-

ed working here in 1984 we only had one ve-

hicle which had also been donated by the

Nomads. After all these years it is very nice

to receive another vehicle from the No-

mads, said the homes manager Alet Bos-

man.

Bosman said they thought it fitting to

give the bakkie back to the Lions for its

charity work.

Bakkie heads home again

Handing over the Nissan bakkie to Martin Kallis (left) president of the De Grendel Lions Club is

Rulof Jooste, chairman of the Eric Miles Cheshire Homes executive committee. Also present

were (from left) John Masterton, Martin Thelander (members of De Grendel Lions and Eric

Miles executive committee) and Virginia Kasana, another member of the homes committee.

Beach cleanup time again

The Blouberg Beach Cleanup invites all

families to its 1Ton1Day Beach cleanup

on 2 March.

Volunteers meet in the beachfront

parking lot (Seli 1 wreck) at 10:00.

This will be the third time we are

running this hugely successful cleanup

day. We are looking for people who will

come and collect bags from us and head

to Big Bay and Melkbos to go cleanup

there, says organiser Gregory Player.

The beaches are in a very sad state.

Visit the groups Facebook Page,

Blouberg Beach Cleanup.

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Fri 1 March - Sun 3 March

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Stand Up Paddling | Dragon Boat Racing

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Plus family fun, food & entertainment

V The Table View Community Police Fo

rum Sector 2 (Parklands and Sunningdale)

will have its next meeting on 28 February at

theCBCSt Johns school (c/oParklandsMain

Road and Dorchester Drive, Parklands) at

18:45 for 19:00. For further information con

tact Sector 2 chairman, Chris Visser on

072 340 8461.

V The Time Out Ladies Club will visit the

Elgin area on Thursday 28 February. The trip

will include seeing the wine harvest in pro

cess at Almenkerk Estate. Lunch will also be

served at the Pool Room on the Oak Valley

Estate. The coach leaves at the Table View

Pick n Pay shopping centre off Pentz Drive at

08:45. Contact Carol on [email protected]

or 084 580 1469 to book.

V The Sunningdale Evening Market takes

place on 1 March from 18:00 to 22:00. Many

quality crafts and gifts will be for sale.

The market is situated at the Sunningdale

Sports Hall, Waterville Crescent, Sunningda

le. Food stalls included. Trading space is still

available. Please contact Jackie on

074 107 4880.

V TheWomen of Purpose invites all women

to join them at St Chads Anglican Church,

Erica Road, Table View on Saturday 2 March

at 09:30 for a time of fellowship and refresh

ments. Angie van Greuning will be the Guest

speaker. Enquiries: Dawnon083 555 2959or

021 556 8367.

V Die NG Kerk Bloubergstrand hou op Sa

terdag 2Maart van07:00 tot 11:00hul jaarlik

sepretstap. Inskrywings en registrasie is van

af 07:00 en die wegspring om 08:00. Inskry

wings op die dag is R40. Skakel Franselene

by 083 273 2222 vir meer inligting.

V The Table View Ratepayers Association

will have an open meeting on 4 March at

19:00 at the West Coast Family Church, 1a

SandownRoad, Bloubergsand. A representa

tive from the local metro police will be the

guest speaker. Coffee will be served from

18:30.

VCoupleswho have problemsin their rela

tionship can consider attending one of the

Imago couples workshops that are held in

Melkbosstrand. The workshop focuses on

better communication skills within a relati

onship. The date for the next workshop is 15

to 17 March (English). The workshops are

held at 10DuikerWay,Melkbosstrand. Please

isit www.wildthang.co.za formore informati

on.

Whats up |Wat is waar

House that Lego built: The

Parklands College Prefect Body of

2012 made contact with the

organisation, Habitat for Humanity,

which builds houses for underprivi-

leged people. This year the prefects

have embarked on raising the

R90 000 needed to build a house.

The Grade 11, engineering and

graphics and design learners built a

house with Lego. Each Lego brick is

being sold for R100 and they are

encouraging as many people as

possible to contribute to the

project. Anyone who would like to

support this cause can send a mail

to: [email protected].

Learners from Parklands College

(from left) are Kay-Lee Lewis,

Caitlin Moriarty, Giovanni DAmbro-

sio and Josh Spencer-Hicken.

For the next four months the City of Cape

Town will visit about 26 000 households

across the city to research the transport

needs of residents.

According to Councillor Brett Herron,

mayoral committee member for transport,

roads and stormwater, the 2013 Household

Travel Surveywill guide the development of

a city-wide Integrated Public Transport Net-

work.

The survey forms part of this administra-

tions commitment to building an inclusive

city, and one that responds directly to the

needs of communities around Cape Town...

he said.

The surveyors will also visit neighbour-

ing towns such as Paarl and Wellington.

Survey participants will be requested to

respond to questionnaires that determine

the residents current travel behaviour.

In addition to questions on current travel

behaviour, a randomly selected sample of

survey participants will also be questioned

on trips during the previous 24 hours and

travel choices that they might make under

different conditions: for instance, if trains

were less crowded and cleaner or if car trav-

elwas cheaper,wouldmorepeople use them.

Surveyors from the two survey companies

appointed by the city to conduct this re-

search will each carry a name tag and also

an official City of Cape Town appointment

letter.

Transport survey on the cards

The Table View Neighbourhood Watch

(TVNW) and local community police are ad-

dressing crime by now also cleaning the lo-

cal green belts.

Theproject started a couple ofmonths ago.

The Community Police Forum (Sector 2),

and the neighbourhood watch have cleaned

up the green belts in our area, which were

in a disgusting state, said Hendrik du Ples-

sis, vice-chairman of the CPF Sector two.

The group also focuses on graffiti cleanup.

During a project on 26 January, the volun-

teers collected two trailer loads of rubbish

from the green belt stretching from next to

Driftwood Caf, in Hamstead Close towards

Humewood Drive.

The next cleaning operation will take

place on Saturday 9March. The group of vol-

unteers will be cleaning up the CBC School

green belt, which runs to Wood Drive.

CPF chairman Andrew Brace says the

more volunteers show up, the easier it will

be to get the job done.

The team will meet in Sterling Crescent,

and work both ways towards Parklands

main Road and Ravenswood Drive.

Fromherewewillmove further up in the

Green belt towards Wood Drive. Depending

on time available, wemay do another couple

of areas as well, Du Plessis said.

Local ward councillor Heather Brenner is

also supporting the initiative by providing

the volunteers with snacks and drinks.

Get stuck in and help clean up your green belt

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ble View over the weekend.

On Saturday roadblocks were held

on Blaauwberg Road between Pots-

damRoad andMarineCircle,where 12

motorists were arrested for driving

under the influence of alcohol.

The highest breathalyser reading

recorded was 1,07 mg of alcohol per

1 000 ml of breath. Officers also issued

38 fines for unlicensed vehicles.

Similar operations which also in-

cluded the metro police were held in

areas across the peninsula including

Strand, Grassy Park and Sea Point.

In addition the LiquorUnit also con-

ducted inspections on night clubs

throughout the city. These inspec-

tions were based on complaints re-

ceived from the various communities.

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which resulted in fines to the value of

R9 500 being issued to club owners for

not complying with the citys regula-

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Business Act and the Community Fire

Safety Bylaw.

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issued written warning notices to

those clubs for allowing loud music to

be audible outside their premises.

This is the first step towards the con-

fiscation of the sound equipment for

continued transgressions.

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In hospital, far from family

LEON STEENKAMP

Nothing could be more heart-breaking and

frustrating as to have your child injured, ly-

ing in hospital in a foreign country and hav-

ing no means to be there for him.

This is the reality of the situation Karen

Cornelius ofTableView is findingherself in.

Karens son Warren Dinkelmann (22)

started teaching English at the Krathum

Baen School in Thailand in September last

year.

He really enjoyed it. He was really happy

there and loved working with the children.

I think he really found his niche, Karen

said adding that Warrens Facebook page is

full of photos of him teaching in front of the

class all smiles.

However, things took a turn for the worst

on Friday 8 February.

Warrenwas at a friends flatwhenhe leant

against the balcony railing. It gave awayand

he fell three storeys to the ground below.

It was terrible. What was worse is that

no one speaks English and the initial stories

were so confusing. We didnt know what ex-

actly his injuries were and what his condi-

tion was, Karen said describing her emo-

tions upon hearing the news.

Pointing towards the communication bar-

rier, Karen and her family only found out

that Warren had also cracked his jawbone

the Monday following the accident.

Warrenwas first rushed to anearbyhospi-

tal but then transferred to the Samut Sakhu

Hospital.

Updates of his situation came to Karen via

Warrens long-time friend Jamie Stephen

who joined him on the trip to Thailand.

The first couple of days we didnt know

whether he had brain damage orwhether he

was going to make it. He drifted in and out

of consciousness.

Jamie tookpictures ofWarren in the ICU,

but the hospital staff confiscated his phone

and deleted all the pictures, Karen said.

A Skype conversation with Warren last

week Saturday was the first time Karen saw

her son after the fall.

It was terrible, because his whole face is

like this, Karen said gesturing a circle with

her hands around her face. But he is re-

sponsive.

Warren suffered massive head swelling

and bleeding on the brain, both eye sockets

are cracked, his right cheekbone has been

crushed and his left is cracked, his jawbone

is cracked, both wrists are broken with the

right wrist having an open fracture.

An operation on Sunday 10 February was

done to repair his wrists.

That Tuesday the doctors said they cant

wait any longer to operate on his injuries as

the bones can start growing back incorrect-

ly.

That operation lasted seven hours. Anoth-

er operation was done to repair the damage

to his nose.

Warren currently breaths with the help of

a tracheostomy a pipe that is inserted into

his throat.

The pins in his wrists will also need to be

removed in the future.

Karen and her family are now desperately

trying to raise funds for Warrens medical

costs and for a plane ticket to Thailand for

herself.

His medical costs are currently an esti-

mated R60 000. According to Jamie the doc-

tors saidWarrenwill have to stay inhospital

for another three weeks.

He has however starting taking in water

and juice. They will try to feed him liquid-

ised food thisweek, as his jaw iswired shut,

Karen said last Wednesday.

She said there are many South Africans

in Thailand.

One thing I can tell parents is that they

should take out medical insurance for their

children. Warren said: Ag mom, I wont

need it, Karen warned.

An elated Karen on Friday received pho-

tos from Warren.

You cant believe how happy I am. He

looks so, so good. There is still some swelling

but he looks like he did before the fall, she

said.

Having started renovations to their home

twoweeks before the accident, Karen has no

money to pay for Warrens medical costs or

to fly abroad.

Theyare currently selling tickets for a live

show at theWillowbridge Barnyard Theatre

at R130 each.

The Surfing Safari show takes place on 9

March at 20:00 and features music by San-

tana, The Beach Boys, UB40, Maroon 5, Katy

Perry and the Grease soundtrack. A host of

raffle prizes will also be offered at the show.

To buy tickets or help Karen with a dona-

tion contact her on 082 096 8338.

Warren Dinkelmann is busy recovering in a

hospital in Thailand following a three storey

fall.

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an Guy, was a screening of iBalaclava to

over 300 locals inKliptown, Soweto at a pop-

up cinema. iBalaclava also played at the Bi-

oscope Independent Cinema in the Mabo-

neng Precinct. The Kliptown viewers sat

with eyes glued to the screen as they

watched iBalaclava and theOscar nominat-

ed student film Kanye Kanye.

Set in the Du Noon township in Cape

Town, iBalaclava is a gripping drama that

tells the story of two brothers trying to sur-

vive in a community filled with gangster-

ism and poverty.

iBalaclava is part of a local film project

by a bunch of young film makers who em-

barkedona journeyof film, producing three

short films that showcase some of South Af-

ricas exciting new talent.

The project was spearheaded by Joshua

Generation Churchs Film andMedia team,

the Film Kru. The team was made up of

many first-time film makers and was pro-

duced on a budget of under R8 000.

They got together and invested their

time, creativity and passion into making

modern day parables that show the love of

God to local movie-goers. Over 300 volun-

teers were involved in the project pouring

their hearts and passion into every area, in-

cluding the film making, post production,

graphics, event co-ordination and every

other aspect involved in pulling a project of

this size together, said Guy.

Headed by the up and coming filmmaker,

Howard, the teams were given extensive

training throughout the project.

When the time came for the first screen-

ing of iBalaclava nothing beat a venue in

Du Noon itself. The local high school Ink-

wenkwezi High, partnered with Joshua

GenerationChurch to host aYouthFunDay

on 16 June 2012 (Youth Day) ending off with

the first screening to the local community.

The momentum continued for iBalaclava

at the Love Bombs Film Festival at The La-

bia on Orange from the 2 to 9 August 2012.

Over 2 000movie-goers attended the event

and Sandana and the team had an opportu-

nity to share their experiences of creating

this dramatic film to a sold-out crowd. After

the huge success of this festival, The Love

Bombswent back for the an encore showing

on 14 and 15 September.

The filmmakerswere also interviewedby

renowned South African film expert, Barry

Ronge, for Sunday Night at the Movies on

Talk Radio 702 and have been interviewed

several times on CCFM Radio Station.

SABC 2s highest rated youthmagazine pro-

gramme. Hectic 9 nine, also had Sandama

and the team in studio.

Film makers are excited about the jour-

ney so far, but keep holding onto their seats

for the next step in the adventure.

V To find out more about iBalaclava and to watch

the trailers go to www.lovebombs.co.za or like the

Facebook page at www.facebook.com/lovebombs-

films or email [email protected].

Awards pour in

for iBalaclava

Director of the short film iBalaclava, Nevil Sandama was

elated following the films award at the second annual

Jozi Film Festival.

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DESIRE RORKE

A

n unidentified flying object recent-

ly seen in the night sky has astrono-

mers scratching their heads, but one

thing is certain: it was not a meteor.

A report of the sighting was made on the

UFoRSA website on 17 February, by Ferdi

van Zyl from Brackenfell.

According to Van Zyl, the family was out-

side at about 20:35 that night, when they

suddenly saw a blue light turning red in the

western skies.

It was very high up, directly over New-

lands. It then slowly turned orange and

then disappeared to a ghostly white shape.

It moved very fast without tumbling in a

straight line towards the Hottentots-Hol-

land Mountain whereafter it disappeared

from view, he said adding that the object

moved at great speed.

Straight flight

It was not a random movement as with

asteroids ormeteorites but a definitemove-

ment by the flying object in a straight flight

pattern. It was huge. No sound and no

lights.

Another sighting was reported on the

same night by a man from Northpine. Ac-

cording to his report a steady orange/red-

dish light moved over Bottelary road and

headed west towards the same mountains.

He spotted it twice within a five minute pe-

riod.

Both times it disappeared suddenly as

though lights are switched off. The light

was way too big to be that of an aeroplane

andway to steady and bright to be themere

fluttering of aero lights, he said.

Also, on the same night in Hout Bay, at

about 19:58 another couple, spotted what

looked like a bright orange flame, with no

sound. According to their report the light

went out after a second or two, then a large

grey object plummeted down towards

Camps Bay.

Unsure

SALT Astronomer Nicola Loaring from

the South African Observatory this week,

told TygerBurger that she was aware of at

least one of these sightings, but is not sure

what exactly it could have been.

It could be one of two things, a meteor

or a piece of space junk re-entering the

earths atmosphere, she said.

Meteors couldmove fast or slow, and ap-

pear to be a shooting star. But in Van Zyls

case he was adamant that what he saw as

a ghostly white shape appeared to be a

rock. In that case it eliminates the possibili-

ty of ameteor, as ameteor, (which is a rock)

would not appear as a rock but rather as a

bright light in the sky, aswas seen inRussia

recently, she told TygerBurger.

Earth shaking

She added that if it was a huge meteor

plummeting to earth, there alsowould have

been reports bynowof a crater in the vicini-

ty, which is not the case.

As in the case of Russia, there would

have been a massive disturbance such as

the noise, very bright light and the earth

shaking.

UFoRSA is a small organisation started

by two UFO enthusiasts in 2011, when they

noticed an increase in the number of UFO

sightings and the enthusiasm involved in

it. The aim of the website is to try and ex-

plain the sightings.

UFO not ameteor, experts say

10

HOOFARTIKELBLAD

LEADER'S PAGE



Anight out

shouldnt end

in hospital

Yet another assault has been reported

outside a club in the northern suburbs.

A 26-year old has laid a charge against

two Table View bouncers for allegedly

assaulting him outside a club on Marine

Circle. While the club owner denies the

charges, this is not the first incident of

its kind in the prominent party spot in

the area. This comes just weeks after a

19-year-old was attacked by a group of

about eight young men and beaten into a

coma in Edward Street. A quick search of

TygerBurgers archive brings up count-

less articles where young people have

ended up in hospital after being attacked

near entertainment venues.

This raises the question, what can be

done to solve the problem?

It is high time effective measures are

put in place to make these areas of the

northern suburbs safer.

After the much publicised death of

Corn Hale a young teenager, after he

was beaten up in Edward Street in 2011,

TygerBurger ran an article questioning

the responsibilities of club owners and

bouncers (Club Safety queried, Tyger-

Burger, 7 December 2011).

In the article, club owners agreed that

more security was needed on the strip,

but recent incidents show that if security

was upped, it has not made a difference.

One reader suggested earlier this year,

via SMS, that cameras and mobile police

stations may help the situation.

Whatever the solution may be, it needs

to be found soon, before more teens lose

their lives or are injured while enjoying

a seemingly harmless night out.

Ek is die Here jou

God, Ek vat jou

hand, Ek s vir

jou: Moenie bang

wees nie, Ek help

jou.

Jesaja 41:13

Hoekom is myne kleiner as joune? Mikayla Barnard bespied haar lekker eers goed, terwyl Danja Myburg

toekyk. Albei is van Kraaifontein. Hulle het hul dag geniet langs die veld tydens n sportdag in Kuilsrivier.

FOTO: CARINA ROUX

LEADER

BRIEWE

[email protected]|Faks: 021 910 6561|Posbus 747, Belville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woorde nie,

sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

N afloop van die onlangse

MTBS-atletiekbyeenkoms op 8

Februarie, het my ma, n

78-jarige diabeet, in die stadion

flou geword.

Ek het nie die name gekry

van enige van die mense wat

my gehelp het nie en ek wil

hulle graag op hierdie manier

bedank.

Dit was twee mans en n

vrou, die skoolhoof van

Tygerberg, n sekerheidsman

en die metropolisie.

Ook baie dankie aan die

hulpvaardige personeel by

Intercare!

Julle was almal wonderlik en

jul hulp word opreg waardeer.

Mag iemand eendag vir elkeen

van julle ook n klip uit die

pad rol. Nogmaals baie dankie!

RONELLE SCHNEIDER

Stellenberg

Hulpvaardigheid

word baiewaardeer

How do disabled people afford

to play sports?

Do they find their own

sponsors or does someone

sponsor them or must they use

their own finances?

I was involved with wheel-

chair tennis (ACSA) and yes,

was loaned a sports wheel-

chair. We had to pay for all

repairs, services and parts.

I was sponsored on each

occasion for a bus ticket to

different cities in the country.

Due to the nature of my

disability I needed to fly, so I

had to pay the difference.

Upon arrival, all expenses

were paid, such as accommoda-

tion, meals, transport to and

from tennis courts, etc.

If you wanted free coaching

you had to go to Mitchells

Plain. You were lucky if

anyone arrived on time, never

mind, at all. It is a long

distance to drive and very

unsafe.

I was doing well, certainly

nowhere near Olympic stand-

Money ran out on

wheelchair tennis

It is unfortunate that the Oscar

Pistorius tragedy has been

seized by the anti-gun lobby as

an opportunity to once again

spread their lies about a

gun-free country equalling a

crime-free country and to attack

legal firearm ownership.

More than 150 years of

worldwide empirical evidence

and many studies by reputable

researchers has proved beyond

any doubt that gun control is a

miserable failure to control

crime. The anti-gun lobby is

quick to point out that violent

crime has declined since the

implementation of the Gestapo-

style Firearms Control Act

(read Civilian Disarmament

Programme) in 2004. The fact is

that since 1994 the amount of

legal firearms has increased as

black people, who were previ-

ously denied the right to own

firearms, were now also procur-

ing firearms for self-defence

which is the real reason for the

decline in violent crime, not the

frivolous and Draconian FCA.

There is an inverse correlation

between the amount of firearms

in a community and the level of

violent crime. He who sacrifices

some freedom for security will

end up having neither freedom

nor security.

P VAN WYK

Parow East

Antigun lobby quick

to useOscar case

After reading the article (We

cant afford to enjoy our own

city,Tygerburger, 13 February)

the Cableway felt that they

needed to respond.

Table Mountain Cableway

offers special rates throughout

the year that are specifically

aimed at Capetonians. Did you

know that for 10 months of the

year Capetonians pay half price

or less to use the Cableway?

Aside from our specials we

also offer free or significantly

reduced tickets to NGOs,

schools and NPOs.

Some of our specials are

Sunset Special (half price after

18:00 valid November to Februa-

ry), kidz winter special (R205

for three people, pensioners

rates on a Friday, free ticket on

your birthday bring SA ID.

SABINE LEHMANN

Table Mountain Cableway

Locals can enjoy a

TableMountain trip

What a lovely event that I

stumbled upon this morning

(Sunday 17 February) at Big

Bay.

I am a huge sports fan, but

why dont we see any of these

events publicised before the

event in our local papers? Why

did the organisers or traffic

department not put notices out

regarding the road closures?

I just cant believe that you

are not notified by the sporting

bodies about their calendar of

events

DEON

Table View

TygerBurger always strives to

bring events to our readers

attention. The event you refer to

was the fifth annual Eleven

Global Cape Town Triathlon at

Big Bay on Sunday.

TygerBurger received notice of

this event via email only on

Thursday afternoon 14 Febru-

ary, which was unfortunately too

late for our edition of 13 Febru-

ary. Ed)

Whynonotice of big

sporting event?

Publisher:

TygerBurger is published by

WP Newspapers, a subsidiary

of Media24

Distribution:

A total of 28 310 copies of

TygerBurger Table View are

distributed every Wednesday

in the following areas:

Blouberg Rise, Blouberg

Sands, Bloubergrant,

Bloubergstrand, Big Bay, Table

View, Flamingovlei, Duinefon

tein, Melkbosstrand, Van

Riebeeckstrand, Koeberg,

Atlantic Beach, Parklands,

Sunningdale, Sunridge, West

Beach, West Riding, Sunset

Beach, Sunset Links, Killarney

Gardens.

TygerBurger has the following

standalone editions: Bellville,

Parow, Goodwood, Durbanvil

le, Kraaifontein, Kuils River,

Brackenfell, Milnerton, Table

View, Eerste River/Blue

Downs, Ravensmead/Belhar

and Elsies River.

Total distribution: 285 531

For any distribution com

plaints phone 021 910 6500

or email: verspreiding@tyger

burger.co.za

Contact us:

News Editor:

Marana Brand van Hulsteyn

0021 910 6540

[email protected]

Journalist:

Leon Steenkamp

0021 910 6553 or

0082 857 3307

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ger.co.za

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Corrections:

According to the editorial

policy of TygerBurger we

invite readers to comment

about the newspapers

contents, and we correct

significant errors as soon as

possible. Please send

information about correction

of mistakes in the newspaper

to the ombudsman of

Media24s Community Press,

George Claassen, at

george.claassen@me

dia24.com, or call him on 021

851 3232 or 083 543 2471.

Readers can also complain

about the contents to the

South African Press

Ombudsman, Mr Joe Thloloe.

In that case, please phone 011

484 3612/8, send a fax to 011

484 3619 or email to

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or [email protected]

LEWENSKIEKIE

ards and was probably the

oldest (being over 50). I had

been playing able-bodied

tennis since junior school and

then a couple of years ago

heard about wheelchair

tennis.

I paid for all the extras

including coaching several

times a week.

I sent out many, many

sponsorship letters to compa-

nies, radio stations and large

retail shops, but to no avail.

Unfortunately it all had to

come to an end when the

money ran out.

DM COLLEY

Plattekloof Glen

SMSes

V I would like all people owning dogs to

considerwalkingyourdog inmiddayheat.

Is it really the only time you canwalk your

dog?Albeitall thewarningsofheatstroke

published by the SPCA, and caring own

ers, youstillwalkthepoor dogonveryhot

days. Next time, take your shoes off and

feel how hot the tar and sidewalk is, yes

they feel it too. Think how he feels when

walking on hot tar or sand! Dog lover

VYes to Sexpo for thosewho commented

in last weeks TygerBurger. Rapists dont

attend Sexpo as they have no knowledge

of what sex education actually is. Per

haps you should attend? Willy

V The Sexpo is not encouraging rape and

abuse. Anyone who thinks that rape is

sexual, and a girl who iswearing provoca

tive clothes is asking for it, is clearly sim

ple minded. Rape is the act of violence,

caused from degradation of societys

moral fibre. Generalisations from an un

educated public are not helping us to

make any progress either. Claire

V Help ons om die pryse af te bring van

die kabelkarretjie. Ons kan geen binne

landers nooi om bergop te gaan nie. Wat

n skande. Bets van Niekerk

V Coming back to the topic on road rules.

Could the traffic department keep an eye

on the traffic light at the intersection at

Frans Conradie and Boston streets, as

there are somanypeoplemakingauturn

at this traffic light in themornings Con

cerned resident

) Lug jou mening. SMS die woord Tyger

gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527. SMSe

kos R1,50.

Webblad-kommentaar

V Aan al die gesiglose barmhartige sama

ritane wat ons dogter bygestaan het, Sa

terdagoggend 23 Februarie, tydens n

motorongeluk inDurbanweg: julle het ons

vertroue indiemensdomherstel. Duisend

dankies. Susan Viljoen

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The Table View primary school u-9 mini cricket team was invited to play at Sahara Park in

Newlands on 14 February. It was at the same time that South Africa played against Pakistan,

which added to the excitement of the day. They all looked striking in their red and white Mini

Cricket outfits. Mini Cricket has been played at Table View Primary School for many years and

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left) Cole Welch, Hein Griesel, Elan Davids, Roland Kasper, (front) Neil Barkhuizen, Skye Schnaar,

Aden Fouch and Jordan Zackey.

Table View Primary School celebrated Valentines Day with enthusiasm and everyone was

dressed beautifully in red and white. Love letters were posted in special boxes and delivered by

the prefects to many lucky recipients. Red balloons were also available and added to the

festive atmosphere.

Table View Primary recently had their

annual Swimming Gala. Although the

day was hot, the swimmers had a

good time in the water. A number of

trophies were won by various partici-

pants. Jordan Bosman stood out as

the winner of three trophies the

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open trophy) and the senior Victrix

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The Grade 11 life sciences pupils at Elkanah House in Table View,

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Savannah Pead (Gr 11), holding up a piece of squid.

The Grade 1 wagtail class at Elkanah House

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mmm

2222

Venezia

Cream / Grey

Ceramic

1st Grade

60x60

WAS:R119.95

NOW

Terra

Sand / Bianco

Glazed Porcelain

1st Grade

60x60

WAS:R159.95

NOW

.9999555

mmm

2222

Tango

Maroon / Brown

1st Grade

43x43

WAS:R89.95

NOW

.9999555

mmm

2222

Brown

Barro

1st Grade

408x408

WAS:R99.95

NOW

R59

.95

m

2

Matt

White

1st Grade

20x20

WAS:R89.95

NOW

.99999555

mmm

2222

Figaro

Ivory

1st Grade

50x50

WAS:R99.95

NOW

R59

.95

m

2

Enna

Beige / Ivory

1st Grade

50x50

WAS:R94.95

NOW

.99999555

mmm

2222

Traviata

Avorio

50x50

WAS:R109.95

NOW

.9999555

mm

2222

Ardesia

Taupe

Ceramic

1st Grade

60x60

WAS:R139.95

NOW

R79

.95

m

2

Pegova

Beige / Noce

Ceramic

1st Grade

45x45

WAS:R89.95

NOW

R59

.95

m

2

Stone

Noce

1st Grade

408x408

WAS:R99.95

NOW

.9999555

mmm

2222

Tiletoria

Porcelain Adhesive

20kg

FROM

..99999555555

pppeeeerrrr bbbbaaaag

Tiletoria

Ceramic Adhesive

20kg

FROM

.99999555

ppeerr bbaaagggg

.9999555

mm

2222

Ernani

Grey / Beige / Ivory

1st Grade

35x35

WAS:R89.95

NOW

Mod

White

Hard Body

Ceramics

60x60

WAS:R139.95

NOW

R79

.95

m

2

Glass Mosaics

Various colours

and Sizes

FROM

.9999555

ppeerr sshhheeeeeett

Cream

Porcelain

Matt Travertine

1st Grade

80x80

WAS:R169.95

NOW

R119

.95

m

2

Premium Range

8 Colours

AC4 Grade 32

8.3mm

WAS:R99.95

NOW

R79

.95

m

2

Standard Range

6 Colours

AC3 Grade 31

8.3mm

WAS:R79.95

NOW

.99999555

mmm

2222

Entrada

Single Hole Sink Mixer

Concealed Bath / Shower

Mixer / Basin Mixer

..99995555555

eeeaaaccchhhh

Delta

Toilet set

INCL. Pan

..99995555555

eeeaaaacccchhhh

Ultra

Round Shower Head

200mm

R599

.95

each

Ultra

Square Shower Head

200mm

R699

.95

each

Oregon

Counter Top

Basin Round

R299

.95

each

Grohe

Concealed Cistern

& Nova Chrome

Actuation Plate with

Chicago Wall Hung Pan

900x900

WAS:R1999.95

NOW

eeeaaaaccchhhh

Shower Doors

Quadrant & Corner Entry

900x900

WAS:R1059.95

NOW

..9999555555

eeeaaaccchhhh

Pivot Chrome

Shower Doors

900x900x18

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