Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015 | Tel: 021 910 6500 | e­pos: nuus@tygerburger.co.za | www.tygerburger.co.za

EERSTERIVIER 168 Blue Downs Way,Blue DownsFlooring

&Decor Zone

Flooring&

Decor Zoneinfo@allthingsflooring.co.za

Laminated

Flooring

Laminated

Flooring

R 9939R 9939

R 0075R 0075R 9949R 9949/m2/m2

**

fromfrom

eacheach

/m²/m²

Terms & Conditions

apply

excl. VATexcl. VAT

Ceiling BoardsCeiling Boards

TilesTiles

2700x1200x6.5mm

OPEN EVERY SUNDAY ANDPUBLIC HOLIDAYS

8am to 1pm

021 909 5802081 751 2793

BLINDSBLINDSMADE TO ORDERMADE TO ORDER

FREEINSTALLATION

FREEINSTALLATION(surrounding areas only)

*Terms &

Conditions apply

X1PN0XTH-AL280115

PRICES VALID THURSDAY TO SUNDAY • WHILE STOCKS LAST • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT STOCK! WE ACCEPT DEBIT / CREDIT CARDS

Back to SchoolSpecials

Back to SchoolSpecials

We stock a variety of Cold Meats, Sauces & Noodles

We strive to provide affordable quality products & services

Halaal Meat EmporiumWhere only the Quality beats the Price!

Poorman’s FriendPoorman’s FriendPoorman’s Friend

C/O SKOOL STR.& FOREST DRIVE, EERSTE RIVER 021 904 2722

RED VIENNAS,SMOKED VIENNAS,

RUSSIANS

RED VIENNAS,SMOKED VIENNAS,

RUSSIANS

CHICKENCHUNKSCHICKENCHUNKS

/pack/pack 27992799899899 27992799899899

OXTROTTERS

OXTROTTERS

1499149914991499/kg/kg

/kg/kg

GARLICPOLONYGARLICPOLONY

699699699699/kg/kg

VEAL CHOPSVEAL CHOPS FORESTNIPPY

SAUSAGE

FORESTNIPPY

SAUSAGE

LARGEWRAPPED

EGGS

LARGEWRAPPED

EGGS

/kg/kg

/kg/kg

/kg/kg/tray/tray 4599459954995499

3699369929502950800G MIXED

VEG800G MIXED

VEG

1199119911991199

SHEEPLIVERSHEEPLIVER

/kg/kg19991999199919994599459954995499

3699369910KG CHICKEN

LEG ¼10KG CHICKEN

LEG ¼

23499234992349923499

29502950POLONY HAMPERPOLONY HAMPER

Viennas, Russians,Garlic Polony, Cheese

Penny Polony,Fish Fingers,18 Eggs and

Burgers

Viennas, Russians,Garlic Polony, Cheese

Penny Polony,Fish Fingers,18 Eggs and

Burgers

10000100001000010000

BEEFMINCEBEEF

MINCE

/kg/kg3699369936993699VEAL PIECESVEAL PIECES

X1PN3LJ9-AL280115

ROAD CLOSURE

NOOIENSFONTEIN ROAD

BETWEEN BARDALE ROAD

AND BROADWAY GATE

CLOSED 5 FEB' – 25 FEB '2015X1PNA1U1-AL280115

SAFETY: STRANDED MOTORISTS A TARGET ON R300, N2

Road caution urgedMotorists have been warned to be cau-

tious when using the N2 and R300highways.

Safety on these two roads has been a con-cern followinganumber of incidents includ-ing of stone throwing and hijacking.TheSouthAfricanNationalRoadsAgency

Limited (Sanral) and theWestern Cape Gov-ernment are responsible for these roads andthe police are the lead agency on crime pre-vention, but theCity’s enforcement agencieshave been acting in a supporting role whereresources have allowed.Between 26 November and 29 December

last year, the City’s metro police respondedto 134 incidents where motorists werestranded on these two roads.These included 55 with mechanical prob-

lems, 127 motorists stuck without fuel, 33faults with tyres, and six accidents.The City’s mayco member for safety and

security, JP Smith, has emphasised the im-portance ofmotorists checking that their ve-hicles are in good condition before embark-ing on their journeys.“Things can and will go wrong with our

vehicles and sometimes those incidents arebeyond our control.” he says.

Shared responsibility“However, our many years of traffic en-

forcement has also taught us that vehiclemaintenance is not a priority for many peo-ple.“The number of incidents themetro police

have responded to over a relatively short pe-

riod of time is astounding; more so the num-ber of incidentswheremechanical problemsor a lack of fuel were the reason.“I want to urge motorists to safeguard

their well-being and that of their passengersby ensuring they have enough petrol beforethey set off – and not just on the highways,because opportunistic criminals can strikeanywhere and at any time.“Enforcement is important, but safety is

a shared responsibility and we need motor-ists to do their bit.”Motorists are encouraged to check their

vehicles on a regular basis and adhere totheir maintenance schedules to minimisethe risk of mechanical failure and inadvert-ently making themselves vulnerable to at-tack.

“From our side, we will continue to workwith the lead crime prevention agencies toassist motorists in distress,” he continued.

Preventative measures“We have requested that the Freeway

Management System CCTV camera opera-tors, under Transport for Cape Town, alertour operational staff about any suspiciousactivity so that they may investigate.“I have also requested that Cape Town

traffic services step up enforcement of pe-destrians using the freeways illegally, in or-der to lower the risk of potential attacks bycriminals posing as pedestrians. I will alsocontinue lobbying Sanral and the WesternCape government on issues like improvedfencing, lighting and other measures.”

Sophie Mtata of EersteRiver and TesswillClaasen of Joostenberg­vlakte were part of theharvest parade thatmarked the start of the2015 Stellenbosch WineFestival which runs untilSunday (1 February).Tickets are availablefrom www.webtic­kets.co.za. Follow theStellenbosch WineFestival on Twitter@StellWineFest or visitwww.facebook.com/Stel­lenboschWineFestival formore information.

Ringing inthe grapeharvest

2 TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015NUUS

Place orders early to avoid disappointment on lounge suites etc

DOUBLE BUNKS

2 DOOR WARDROBE

4 DOOR WARDROBE 4 DOOR MULTIROBE KITCHEN COMBI 3 PIECE KITCHEN UNIT

3 DOOR WARDROBE 3 DOOR WARDROBE 3 DOOR WARDROBE

3-PCE 'BLOCK'LOUNGE SUITE CORNER SUEDE LOUNGE SUITE CORNER SUEDE LOUNGE SUITE3-PIECE 'CINDY'LOUNGE SUITE

CHEST OF DRAWERS 5 PIECE DINETTE SETS TV UNITSDUAL PLASMA

STAND

VALUE LINE (BEIGE) (SW)

(price solow you

can'tbelieve it)

SLEEPWELL

ExtraSpecial

ExtraSpecial

ExtraSpecial

ExtraSpecial

ExtraSpecial

SLEEPWELL

Guest Room-Base Set Foam MattressesSleeper Couch Ottomans Coffee TablesSingle R9993/4 R1 099

Single R11993/4 R1 299

Double

Dbl Base Set

RR11229999

RR11559999

MATMATTRESS ONLYTRESS ONLY

MATMATTRESS ONLYTRESS ONLY

Single R7493/4 R849Double R1199

FROMFROM FROMFROM

FROM

FROM FROM

FROM

FROM FROM

FROM

FROM FROM FROM FROM

FROM

RR223355 RR229999

RR774499 RR994499

RR994499

RR448899

RR779999RR339999 RR774499

3 doors,3 drawers/mirror

VariousInstore

Full FoilR1 499

3 doors,2 drawers,topbox

RR11119999 RR11669999 RR22559999 RR22889999

RR11339999

RR11224499RR22229999 RR22669999

RR11779999RR22449999

ECONOLINE (SW)

SLEEPWELL

Dbl Base Set

RR22339999

MATMATTRESS ONLYTRESS ONLY

Single R13493/4 R1699Double R1899Queen R2149

7-year W7-year Warrentyarrenty7-year Warrenty

Single R17993/4 R2149Queen R2699

Single R17993/4 R2149Queen R2699

ORTHOPEDIC (SW)

12-year W12-year Warrantyarranty12-year Warranty

SLEEPWELL

Dbl Base Set

RR22669999

MATMATTRESS ONLYTRESS ONLY

Single R16993/4 R1899Double R2099Queen R2499King R3099

Single R21493/4 R2399Queen R3150King R3999

Single R21493/4 R2399Queen R3150King R3999

FROMFROM FROM

FROMFROM

RR11119999various in stock

With Chrome Legs With Chrome Legs With Chrome Legs

ExcludeScatterCushions

availablein

white &metallic

ExcludeScatterCushions

Rectangle

FRIDGEHisense

220 lt

withwith2 T2 Topbopboxesoxes& 4& 4 DrawDrawersers

with2 Topboxes& 4 Drawers

FRIDAYS: All stores closed between 12:30 - 13:30 C.O.D. - YOU RING WE BRING * LAY-BYES ACCEPTED * T&C Apply * E&OE* WHILE STOCKS LAST

RCS - CREDIT & DEBITCARDS ACCEPTED

Single R649Single R6493/4 R7293/4 R729Double R899Double R899

Single R6993/4 R749Double R999 RR11334499 RR440000Couch by Day

Bed by Night

PU FROM R2399

variousstyles

available

5 for

or R100 ea

FROM

Next to KlonicksMon - Fri 8:30 am to 5 pm Sat 8:00 - 3 pm

Opposite Home Affairs Industrial AreaMon - Fri 8:30 to 5 pm Sat 8 am - 3pm

Cnr 2nd Ave & Retreat RoadMon - Fri 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Sat 8:30 - 3 pm

123 Main Road, Delft, RoosendalMon - Friday 8.30am - 5.30pm Sat 8.30 - 4pm

DDEELLFFTT

LUXLINE (SW)

Single R22993/4 R2549Single R22993/4 R2549

120kg p.pDbl Base set

RR22999999

MATMATTRESSTRESS

AVAVAILABLEAILABLE

15-year W15-year Warrentyarrenty15-year Warrenty

021 712 5480specializing in beds, lounge suites, wardrobes

etc – your one stop furniture shop

X1PMYG7W-AL280115

Uitgewer:TygerBurger word uitgegee deur WP Media en isdeel van die Media 24-groep.Verspreiding:TygerBurger Eersterivier/Blue Downs word elkeWoensdag in die volgende gebiede afgelewer:Dennemere, Devon Park, Greenfields, Kleinvlei,Melton Rose, Fairdale, Rustdal, Stratford Green,Gaylee, Brentwood Park, Camelot, Delro, ElectricCity, Forest Heights, Fountain Village, Hagley,Heather Park, Hindle Park, High Places, Highgate,Hillcrest Heights, Malibu Village, Rotterdam,Silversands, Stratford, Sunbird Park, The Conifers,Tuscany Glen, Wesbank, Nooiensfontein enWimbledon.Totale verspreiding: 27 968TygerBurger het twaalf verskillende uitgawes vir dievolgende gebiede: Bellville, Durbanville, Parow,Goodwood, Brackenfell, Kraaifontein, Kuilsrivier,Milnerton, Table View, Eersterivier/Blue Downs,Ravensmead/Belhar en Elsiesrivier.Totale verspreiding: 285 531Vir enige verspreidingsklagtes, skakel 021 9106500 of e-pos: verspreiding@tygerburger.co.za

Kontak ons:Nuusredakteur:Vakant

021 910 6500nuus@tygerburger.co.zaJoernalis:Richard Roberts

021 910 6549richard.roberts@tygerburger.co.zaAdvertensiebestuurder:Garth Hewitt

021 910 6520ghewitt@tygerburger.co.zaHoofkoerant advertensies:Quincy Noble

021 910 6527 of083 433 7224

gnoble@tygerburger.co.zaGeklassifiseerd:

0860 11 7520www.tygerburger.co.zaKorreksies:Volgens die redaksionele beleid van TygerBurgerverwelkom ons voorstelle en kommentaar oor onskoerant-inhoud en stel ons beduidende foute sogou moontlik reg. Stuur asb. inligting oor dieregstelling van foute in die koerant aan dieombudsman van Media24 se Gemeenskapspers,George Claassen, bygeorge.claassen@media24.com of skakel 021 8513232 of 083 543 2471. Lesers kan ook klagtes oordie inhoud by die Persombudsman van Suid-Afrika,mnr. Joe Thloloe, aanhangig maak. Skakel indaardie geval 011 484 3612/8, stuur 'n faks na 011484 3619 of e-pos nanakhanyim@ombudsman.org.za ofjohanr@ombudsman.org.za.

EERSTE RIVER / BLUE DOWNS

For further queries, contact:LESTER & ASSOCIATES

ATTORNEYSOn 021 423 4601

HAVE YOU BEEN INJURED?If you have been seriously injured in amotor vehicle accident, train accident,police shooting or due to medical

negligence, you may have a claim againsta government department for

compensation.If you have put in a claim directly with theRoad Accident Fund without using anattorney and feel that you have beenunderpaid or are dissatisfied with theirservice, we may be able to assist you.We are personal injury attorneys, who

specialise in serious injuries.We are prepared to work on a no win –

no fee basis.

email: Info@lester.co.za

Please come and meet ourbeautiful dogs, puppies,

cats and kittens.

Should you be missingyour pet or wanting toadopt one, phone theAACL on 074 575 7737

or emailadoptb@aacl-ct.co.za

PLEASE ADOPT ME!PLEASE ADOPT ME!

JESSEJESSE

X1PLA7BM-AL280115

www.tygerburger.co.za

Fotogalerye

TygerBurger het gaan inloer by verskeie skoleom te deel in die trane en opwinding van dieeerste skooldag.

CompetitionsWe’re giving away three Wonderbags so youcan continue cooking even after the power hasgone out. Also up for grabs are tickets to theTakealot Cape Town Tens and an exclusive beertasting with Fokofpolisiekar, along with ticketsto the launch of their first craft beer.

Load shedding

Keep an eye on our load shedding updatespage for the latest load shedding status andnews.

facebook.com/tygerburger

twitter.com/tygerburger(@TygerBurger)

youtube.com/tygerburgerweb

CoachesMervonitaWilliamsand GrantAdams areproud oftheir WPplayers,from left,JordanJacobs,TyriqueDirks andCarnicStuurman.PHOTO: GARYVAN DYK

Young chess players maketheir move for WP teamGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

The next South African chess grandmastercould come from the northern suburbs.

To be more accurate, he, or she, could becontemplating their moves in the ranks ofthe players at Webner Primary School in Ra-vensmead.

While the world’s newest grandmaster,Kenny Solomon, was making his moves inNamibia to win the Africa Open Chess title,three learners from Webner Primary werepart of the WP under-9 team taking part inthe SA Junior Championship in Kimberley.

Jordan Jacobs, Tyrique Dirks, and CarnicStuurman are the youngsters who are ma-king their mark on the game.

This is a remarkable achievement sincethe school only became a focus school forchess last year.

While WP may have come second in thetournament, coach Grant Adams is veryproud of their achievement.

“Jordan was one of the top players win-ning all of his seven games,” he said.

“Carnic won six of his games and Tyrique

also did well winning four of his gamesagainst opposition that have been playingfor much longer.

“This is only the start for them and theirattitude tells me that they have the talentand concentration to go further.”

Since the programme started at the schoolthe number of players has increased to over100 and more are joining as news of their suc-cess spreads.

Latest news is that the school is establis-hing a club in the area that will include allwho are interested from other schools, bothprimary and high, as well as members of thepublic.

“Once we’ve established the club we wantto start regular tournaments in the area andpartake in various leagues in the Cape,” saidAdams.

“The game has made a big difference byhelping children with their concentration,but we need partners from the communityand business to join us.

“We want to make it more exciting withdonations of prizes for the players.”V If your’re interested in the game at Webner Primarycall 021 931 2063.

Vanaf 1 Februarie gaan die Stad Kaapstad’n nuwe beurtkragskedule instel.

Die huidige skedule wat op die dae vandie week gegrond is, is in 2008 ingestel engereeld opdateer. Dit was spesifiek ontwerpvir toevallige beurtkrag gedurende aan-vraagtye na hoë krag, wat sedert 2008 dienorm was.

Sedert die einde van verlede jaar het Es-kom se nasionale beheersentrum egterbeurtkrag op ’n gereelde basis en oor nawe-ke toegepas wat ’n situasie geskep het waarinwoners op die onmoontlikste tye en daevan die week beurtkrag ervaar het.

Om dit aan te spreek het die Stad ’n nuwebeurtkragskedule opgestel wat groter rota-sie toelaat volgens die dae van die week.

“Met die nuwe skedule wil die Stad verse-ker dat inwoners geskeduleerde beurtkragop verskillende tye en dae ervaar en so-doende kan die ongerief van beurtkrag ooralle gebiede roteer word,” sê Ernest Son-nenberg, lid van die stad se burgemeesters-komitee vir nutsdienste.

Vanaf 1 Februarie gaan die Stad beurt-krag volgens die nuwe skedule implemen-teer wanneer Eskom hulle opdrag gee omdit te doen.

’n Pamflet met die nuwe skedule en dieverskeie kragvoorsieninsgebiede oor diestad heen, verskyn in hierdie week se uitga-we van TygerBurger. Inwoners word aan-geraai om hierdie pamflette te hou sodathulle voorsorg vir beurtkrag kan tref wan-neer Eskom dit vereis.

Die skedule sal ook vanaf 1 Februarie opdie Stad se webtuiste verskyn sodat inwo-ners onmiddelike toegang tot die jongste in-ligting kan hê. Inwoners kan dié inligtingverkry by www.capetown.gov.za/loads-hedding en kan ook ‘n SMS stuur na 31220of ’n e-pos stuur aan power@cape-town.gov.za. Die munisipaliteit kan ook ge-volg word op Twitter en Facebook.

Nuwe skedulevir beurtkrag

Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015 NEWS TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs 3

OPENSUNDAYS

SHOP SOILED FRIDGES & SERVICE

29 MONTAGUE DRIVE, UNIT 7, MONTAGUE GARDENS, 7441 TEL: 021 552 664829 MONTAGUE DRIVE, UNIT 7, MONTAGUE GARDENS, 7441 TEL: 021 552 6648

WIDE range of all KIC and Whirlpool AppliancesWIDE range of all KIC and Whirlpool Appliances AAllll GGuuaarraanntteeeedd

LAY-BYES ACCEPTEDLAY-BYES ACCEPTED (OVER 3 MONTHS)(OVER 3 MONTHS)

R3 499HUGE

SAVING !!

KIC 315 litre

ME WTR Fridge

Refurbished small appliances

Loads of specials on fridges.

New stock of various

different brands.

NOW ON SALE.

Refurbished small appliances

Loads of specials on fridges.

New stock of various

different brands.

NOW ON SALE.Chest freezers

from R1599– limited stock

available.

Upright fridges

fromR3300– 383Litres

CHRONIC PRESCIPTIONS

Have you pre-ordered yourmonthly Chronic Medication?We will prepare yourprescription before youarrive to pick up!Email rx@mkem.co.za for more info

M-KEM

280115

Email: mkem@mkem.co.za(Opposite Barons & Toys Us in Bellville)R

M-KEM is convenientlysituated next to the N1

Tel: 021 948 5706 www.mkem.co.zal

M-KEM partners Gill Watson, Mr M & Leigh Hershaw

M-KEM is always there for you!M-KEM is always there for you!

PLUS...Vaccinations - , ,Baby School TravelVitamins & Health Food ZoneSpecialised ClinicsOrthopaedic & Surgical ZoneSkin Care Salon

TANDHEELKUNDIGEH/V GORDON & FOREST DRIVE

(OPP. MIDAS) SENTRUM

MAANDAG – VRYDAG

9:00 - 13:00

15:00 - 19:00

SATERDAG 9:00 - 13:00

VIR MEER INLIGTINGSKAKEL NOU

904 0556

WE NOW ACCEPT ALL EDGARS & JET CARDS

FOR DENTAL TREATMENT PAYMENTS

SPESIALE

KUNSTANDE!

aanbod vir die

maak van alle

SPESIALE

KUNSTANDE!

aanbod vir die

maak van alle

WE ARE OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

X1PN1QD9-AL280115

Claremont Tel: 021 671 3104Bellville Tel: 021 949 1519

Alberton Tel: 011 869 1462Nelspruit Tel: 013 752 6603Distance Learning: (Call Any Branch)

For More Information Please Send An SMS Or Please Call Me To 081 369 8484

Cape Town (CBD)Tel: 087 702 4645

Reg / Dep: R1400Installment: R695Register Now &Receive A FREE Tablet PC

Enrol Today

500 Seats Available!

Terms & Conditions Apply

Get Started Today!Get Started Today!Enrolments Now Open For 2015!

Preparing Knowledge ProfessionalsEnrolments Now Open For 2015!

Office Administration, Database Administrator, Web & Graphic Design, PC Technician,Network Engineer, Systems Engineer, Systems Analyst, Business & Project ManagementInformation Systems Auditor, Web Developer, Database Developer, Network SecurityAdministrator, Security Administrator, Internet Security Administrator, Application DeveloperMultimedia Specialist, Computer Technician / Technical Support - Enterprise Support.

Choose Your Career Path3, 6, 12, 18 & 24 Career Courses

www.itbc.co.za

DESIRÉE RORKE@dezzierorke

It took 31 fire-fighters almost four hours toextinguish the blazing fire at the South Afri-can Breweries (SAB) depot in Stikland, Bell-ville on Sunday afternoon.The sky was blackened with billowing

clouds of thick smoke for hours as fire servi-ces fought to contain the fire.Spokesperson for City fire services spoke-

sperson Theo Layne said the fire broke outat about 16:20 in the afternoon and was re-ported shortly after.“Although the buildings at the depot were

occupied by staff at the time, the cause of the

fire is still undetermined,” he says.Staff were evacuated from the building.One truck, eight trailers, wooden pillars

and an unknown number of plastic contai-ners were destroyed in the fire, says Layne.“Four fire engines and three water tan-

kers were on site and the fire was containedwithout difficulty and completely extingui-sed by 20:00 in the evening,” says Layne.Police cluster spokesperson Lt Thembi

Gwe says no arson is suspected and a policecase has thus not been opened.No injuries were reported. SAB spoke-

sperson Azure Janneker says a full investi-gation is underway to determine the causeof the fire.

Brewery blaze blackens sky above Bellville

Onlookers were stunned at the ferocity of thefire at the SAB depot on Sunday. PHOTO:STEHAN SCHOEMAN

ESMÉ ERASMUS@erasmusesme

’n Vrou van Fisantekraal wat valslik voor-gegee het sy is ontvoer en verkrag, het ver-lede week in die Bellville-landdroshof ver-skyn op ’n aanklag van regsverydeling.Die vrou (28) het op 17 Januarie ’n saak

by die polisie aanhangig gemaak dat sy ont-voer en verkrag is, het lt. Marchell Rhode,woordvoerder van die Durbanville-polisie,gesê.Volgens die vrou was sy by ’n vriend se

huis in Derick Cloete-straat in Fisante-kraal.Sy beweer daar was glo ’n klop aan die

deur en toe haar vriend die deur oopmaak,het twee onbekende mans ’n mes op haargerig en haar ontvoer en verkrag.Nadat sy deur die polisie ondervra is, is

ontdek dat haar verklaring oor die voorvalheeltemal vals was, waarna sy in hegtenisgeneem is.

Vrou maak vals klagvan verkragting

Cassidy Smith from Kuils River participated in the World Junior Karate Championships inRussia in December. She came fourth in her age group after she lost due to a technicality.

Technical knock out

4 TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015NUUS

Saterdag 21 Maart 2015

BESPREKINGS BESPREKINGScultivaria.com of online.computicket.com/0861 915 8000

LOCAL IS LEKKER

Theuns JordaanGarth Taylor

Dr Victor and the Rasta Rebels

Jy het gestem!

BIED AAN

, &

X1PLB0M1-AL140115

Madiba­boek ’n topverkoperBRENDEN RUITER

@ruitervaniewind

Die onwaarskynlike vriendskap tussen’n Afrikaner en die apartheidsrege-ring se nommer een vyand het die wê-

reld gaande.Christo Brand van Ruyterwacht was een

van oudpresident Nelson Mandela se tronk-bewaarders op Robbeneiland en by die Poll-smoor-gevangenis. Hy het verlede jaar ’nboek die lig laat sien oor sy vriendskap metMandela. Dié boek is in 16 lande en 10 taleversprei en in sommige lande is dit reeds 4keer herdruk. In sekere dele van Amerikawas die boek 4 weke lank die topverkoper.Maar terwyl mense in onder meer Ameri-

ka, Engeland en Duitsland hulle verwonderaan die storie, bly Brand rustig in sy huisin Ruyterwacht regoor die Elsiesrivier-poli-siestasie. “Ek verwyl my vryetyd deur mo-tors wat in ongelukke was te restoureer endan te verkoop. Dit is vir my lekker om metmy hande te werk,” sê Brand, wat steeds opdie eiland werk. Hy bestuur die winkels.Volgens hom wou hy nooit ’n boek skryf

nie, maar Mandela het volgehou.“Elke keer as ek hom besoek het, het hy

gevra wanneer ek dan die boek skryf. Hy hetgevoel ek vertel ons storie oor en oor en an-dermensemaak geld daaruit. Daarna het hyverskeie mense na my gestuur om te helpmet die boek. Uiteindelik het dit ses jaar ge-neem vandat ek vir die eerste keer my notasbymekaar gemaak het.”

Uitgestel“Die druk van die boekmoes ook uitgestel

word toe Mandela siek word en weer toe hysterf.Hyhet daremdie geleentheidgehadomdie eerste drie hoofstukke te lees voor hy ge-sterf het en was baie tevrede. Toe hulle dievoorbeelde van die voorblaaie aan homvoorlê het hy van alles gehou, al het die uit-

gewers gesê hulle kan nie verskillende voor-blaaie maak nie. Uiteindelik het elke boekin die verskillende lande sy eie voorblad,”lag Brand. Hy sê dit is vandag vir hommak-lik om oor sy verhouding met Mandela tepraat, maar toe hy sy tronkbewaarder was,het die mense na aan hom net geweet hywerk vir korrektiewe dienste.“Ons het nie daai tyd oor onswerk gepraat

nie. Toe ek op die eiland kom, het ek nie eensgeweet wie Mandela is nie. Ons is net verteldit is baie gevaarlike misdadigers.“Die eerste ding wat my, as plaaskind, op-

geval het,was dat die oumanne op sulke dunmatjies moes lê. Ek het sommige dae in myetensuur in ’n sel op van die matjies gaanlê en sal nooit vergeet hoe hard en koud dit

was nie.” Mandela het volgens Brand nooitverander in die tyd wat hy hom geken hetnie. “Hy was veronderstel om wit mense tehaat, maar hy was lief vir hulle. Al was hyNelson Mandela, het hy nooit geweier om ’nvloer te was as iemand hom gevra het om ditte doen nie.”

EilandIn al die jare wat hulle op die eiland was,

het Brand Madiba net twee keer kwaad ge-sien en die een keer was dit oor ’n misver-stand met sy Rapport, susterskoerant vanTygerBurger.“Hy was daardie tyd in isolasie, maar was

toegelaat om in te teken op Die Burger enRapport. Hy het die Sondag so bietjie geleesen gaan slaap.“’n Ander tronkbewaarder het sy koerant

geleen en toe hy wakker word, kry hy nie sykoerant nie. Dit het ’n geskarrel afgegee omdie koerant op te spoor, maar ek moes laterbelowe ek sal vir hom ’n ander een bring. SókwaadwasMandela dat hydie tronkbewaar-der wou klap en ons moes net keer!”Brand sêMandela was sy vriend. “Ons het

mekaar gereeld gesien ná sy vrylating en hyhet my gesin ontmoet. Hy het selfs verwy-sings vir my oorlede seun geskryf toe hywerk soek.”

Die brief wat Mandela aan Brand se vrougeskryf het om te kla oor hy nie wou studeernie. FOTO: BRENDEN RUITER

Brand met drie van dievoorblaaie van sy boek.

FOTO: BRENDEN RUITER

Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015 NEWS TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs 5

Size 3 to 10

NYNY

LIMITED STOCKSLIMITED STOCKS

LIMITED STOCKSLIMITED STOCKSLIMITED STOCKSLIMITED STOCKS

EACH was R299 99was R299 99

was R450 00was R450 00 was R250 00was R250 00

EACH

EACH EACH

X1PN3TT9-AL280115

Old Fruit Veg Shop,Eersteriver

EERSTERIVIERMINI-MARKMINI-MARKMINI-MARK

Old Fruit Veg Shop, Eersteriver

Tel: 021 902 0303

LOOSE

BANANAS

LOOSE

BANANAS

COMBO DEALCOMBO DEAL

ALL FORR115ALL FORR115

Tel: 021 902 0303

VALID FROM 28TH JANUARY TO 2ND FEBUARY 2015 !! WHILE STOCKS LAST !!!

STRICTLY HALAAL! OPEN 7 DAYS

R595R595/KG/KG

1x 7kg POTATOES

1x 7kg ONIONS

1x BUTTERNUTS

2x 750g CARROTS

+

1.5kg BANANAS

7kg

FREE

1x 7kg POTATOES

1x 7kg ONIONS

1x BUTTERNUTS

2x 750g CARROTS

+

1.5kg BANANAS

7kg

FREE

5KG FROZEN

THIGHS

5KG FROZEN

THIGHS

125125 /BAG/BAG

RR 0000

10KG K&K FROZEN

MIXED PORTIONS

10KG K&K FROZEN

MIXED PORTIONS

239239 /BAG/BAG

RR 9595

FREE500 g

GATA PASTA

5PC BRAAIPACK5PC BRAAIPACK

2 lt JIMMY’S

STEAKHOUSE

SAUCE

2 lt JIMMY’S

STEAKHOUSE

SAUCE

3535 /KG/KG

RR 9595

4545RR 9595

1KG FROZEN

FILLETS

1KG FROZEN

FILLETS

1KG FROZEN

NECKS

1KG FROZEN

NECKS

3838 /KG/KG

RR 5050

88 /KG/KG

RR 9595/EACH/EACH

X1PN2K8M-AL280115

Practical partnership for students

Debbie Schäfer,Joel Dikgole, NielSchreuder andLeon Beech openthe first Northlinkand ShopriteCheckers simula­ted shop. PHOTO:MAGRIET THERON

MAGRIET THERON@magrietron

A public private partnership betweenthe Western Cape Education Depart-ment (WCED) and Shoprite/Checkers

has resulted in the opening of a fully equip-ped simulated retail store on the NorthlinkParow campus in Connaught Road thisweek.This collaboration forms part of the go-

vernment’s mandate for the Technical andVocational Education and Training (TVET)sector to increase the number of students byfour million by 2030.The simulation store is a mini-Shoprite

supermarket with service departments andstocked with merchandise, in a learning-friendly environment.It will provide learnerswith the necessary

exposure and practical experience in retailoperations to complete their vocational re-tail training.

Practical skillsThe shop, complete with tills, scanners

and computers, was ceremoniously openedby Niel Schreuder, marketing director ofShoprite Checkers, Debbie Schäfer, Wes-tern Cape minister of education, NorthlinkCEO Leon Beech and Joel Dikgole, CEO ofwholesale and retail Sector Education andTraining Authority for the 240 level one and33 level two retail students.“Our primary interest is the development

of our youth, especially those who find it dif-ficult to flourish in the school system and tofind them a better environment where theycan reflect on their competencies, skills andinterests, saidBeech, about this opportunityfor students to do practical training on cam-pus.“Now the students not only have text

books and Google, but they will also experi-ence the industry,” he said.Addressing a group of guests and students

at the opening, Schäfer said collaborations

like these help to address the high drop-outrate of many learners who would have hadno qualification, especially the many whodrop out in Grade 9.“Skills development is a top priority for

the department. It is vital to educate the yo-uth for positions that exist in the industry,”she added.Students who did the theoretical course in

2014 will now be able to do practical trainingin this simulated enterprise, the first SimShop for the Northlink Colleges.

Master classesDikgole called this “superb learning cen-

tre in the heart of Parow”, where studentswill receive master classes from the biggestnames in the industry, a recipe for success.“We hope that all TVET colleges will have

these centres, to enhance skills develop-ment,” he said.Talking to the guests, lecturers and stu-

dents, Johan Krotz, a level two youth focusproject student said: “After spending two ye-ars in Grade 9, I enrolled at Northlink andI passed with flying colours. Here I realisedthis is what I want to do. And I thank youfrom the bottom of my heart. I have learnt

how to interact well, communicate betterand I brushed up on my presentation skills.Without education you cannot go further inlife.Guys, pleaseman, I askyounicely, learnhard and listen to your lecturers.”Before he cut the ribbon to officially open

the store, Schröder told the students: “Thisis for you to become the retailers of tomor-row, of our country.”Extolling the need for practical learning,

he said the action happens on the shop floor.“That is where you need interpersonal

skills and be able to deal with difficult custo-mers, do financial planning and calculati-ons.”Students cheered when he made the an-

nouncement that Shoprite is committed toemploy the 33 level 2 retail students whenthey completed their studies.Initially the Shoprite Group will focus on

the establishment of simulation stores atWestern Cape TVET institutions, with thelong term vision to roll it out nationally.According to Statistics SouthAfrica latest

labour force data the unemployment rate inthe 15 to 24 years age group is 65,4%. Thisis considerably higher than the generalunemployment rate of 25,4%.

6 TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015NUUS

Business hours: Mon - Fri. 08:00 - 17:00 | Sat. & Public Holidays 08:30 - 13:00

PAROWDe La Rey RoadParow Industria • Unit 3 & 4c.o. De La Rey & Modderdam Roads(Robert Sobukwe)021 934 2929 • 021 934 4960

BRACKENFELL4 Gemini Road • Brackenfell

Off Old Paarl Roadnext to Glasfit & Cape Boards

021 982 8008

VVIINNYYLLFFLLOOOORRIINNGG

WAS: R429.99NOWNOW

LLAAMMIINNATEDATEDFLOORINGFLOORING

(VAT excl.)

/m²/m²R399.99R399.99 R49.99R49.99

GGEELLAAMMIINNEEEERRDDEEVVLLOOEERREE

V-GROOVEV-GROOVEFLOORINGFLOORING

Look for the blue lock-strip!

Nou met nuwesluitstelsel.

25-

100% waterproof

year Guarantee7mm

Including underlay

10-year Guarantee8.3mm Class 31Terms and ConditionsApply

25-year Guarantee8mm Class 32Wax treated jointsMore water resistant

R149.99R149.99

NOWNOWFROMFROM

/m²

Contact your nearest branch for a quotation!FREEFREE

X1PM58G1-AL210115

Almost 4 000 traffic violation tickets wereissued at the intersection of Old Paarl Roadand Harrod Drive in Bellville in Decemberalone. This follows the installation of newspeedand traffic light cameras at this inter-section in November last year.According to Brenden van der Merwe,

councillor for ward 3, this section of roadexperiences high traffic volumes andmoto-rists regularly exceed the speed limit, po-sing a threat to other road users.“Initial statistics reported during the

first month of operation a very high inci-dence of speeding and traffic light violati-ons. In December alone, 2 492 fines were is-sued to motorists driving in an easterly di-rection above the 60km/h speed limit, or forignoring the traffic signals . In the westerlydirection, a further 1 321 fines were issued

during December,” Van der Merwe saysThe offences dropped sharply in January

when word spread about the cameras, to astill very high 963 fines issued to date,which highlights the extent of the problemand proved the cost of installing the camerasystem was warranted.Drivers have been urged to slow down

and obey the road rules.“Speeding is amajor cause of fatalities on

our roads and the camera systemwill serveto deter reckless driving behaviour. Thisintervention will hopefully contribute to asafer environment for all residents. I appealto motorists to respect the rules of the roadand their fellow road users and to realisethat speed in fact does kill. Please drive ca-refully and within the confines of the law,”says Van Der Merwe.

Fines pour in on Old Paarl

The music will be making magic in Belharwhen Belvue Primary hosts its annual mu-sic festival at the school this Friday.With the school celebrating its 35th anni-

versary this year, the action will start from19:00 and there’s some super sounds comingyour way.This year the line-up includes Kelly For-

tuin from Idols, After Sunset with VernonCastle on vocals and Camillo Lombard’sTop Dog ensemble.Tickets are onlyR100 andyou’rewelcome

to bring your cooler box of refreshments,your camping chairs and just sit back andlet the music flow over you.V Further information and booking from Danielle vanSitters on 073 517 7174.

Musical magic flowsat Belvue Primary

Popular vocalist Vernon Castle will be inaction with After Sunset at the festival inBelhar on Friday. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

If you are concerned about crime in yourarea, Bellville South police have organi-sed community meetings.These meetings are being held to create

awareness of crime and other issues rela-ted to safetywith your supportmaking thedifference in your neighbourhood.Onewill be taking place tonight for resi-

dents in sector two from 19:00.

Notice is also given that SectorOneHor-semansdale Crime Forum will have theirgeneral election meeting on Thursday 5April from 19:00.It will be held at Northlink College in

Sackson Street and all interested partiesand organisations are welcome to attend.V For more information call Warrant Officer IanWilliams on 021 950 1355 or 082 5222 734.

Police meet to discuss crime mitigation

Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015 NEWS TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs 7

CHEMCARE CHEMCARE APTEEKCHEMCARE APTEEKWINKEL 9 - PICK ‘N PAY SENTRUM, HOOFWEG, EERSTE RIVIER

T: 021 904 2593 E: chemcare@mweb.co.za Gekontrakteer om meeste mediese fondse

CRAZY SPECIALSCRAZY SPECIALS

DIE GOEDKOOP APTEEK IN EERSTERIVIERVALID FROM NO HAWKERS – NO TRADERS..

OPEN: MON - FR: 9AM - 6PM (CLOSED FRIDAYS: 12:30 - 2PM) • SAT: 8:30AM - 2:30PM • SUN: CLOSED28TH JANUARY TO 1ST FEBUARY 2015

99R999R999R3499R34

DOCSEMUR750ml99R34

DOCSEMUR750ml99R34

30 X CAPSULES99R34

30 X CAPSULES99R34

VARIETY OF SEXUALSTIMULANT CAPS

NASTI; ROCYFROM

VARIETY OF SEXUALSTIMULANT CAPS

NASTI; ROCYFROM

ADCO-DOL20’s

R9.99

ADCO-DOL20’s

R9.99

ACURATE20’s

R9.99

ACURATE20’s

R9.99LENAPAIN18’s

R9.99

LENAPAIN18’s

R9.99

LENADOL18’s

R9.99

LENADOL18’s

R9.99

TENSION HEADACHE BONANZAOR ANY TWO MIXED FOR R20TENSION HEADACHE BONANZAOR ANY TWO MIXED FOR R20

SHEEN-STRATESHEEN-STRATE

99R1499R14

ECOTRIN TABS50's

100's

99R2999R59

ECOTRIN TABS50's

100's

99R2999R59

ADULT DIAPERS(COMFREY/

CONTROL PLUS)Pack of 10

ADULT DIAPERS(COMFREY/

CONTROL PLUS)Pack of 10

99R6999R69

99R1999R19

MULTIVITAMIN TABS

VITAMIN-B TABS

100's

100's

MULTIVITAMIN TABS100's

VITAMIN-B TABS100's

99R3999R39

CIPLATON ACTIVEMULTI VITAMIN

30's

CIPLATON ACTIVEMULTI VITAMIN

30's

99R9999R99

ACCU-CHEKACTIVE KITSACCU-CHEKACTIVE KITS

SCOTTS EMULSION100 ml

200 ml

99R2999R59

SCOTTS EMULSION100 ml

200 ml

99R2999R59

AQUEOUS CREAM(FRAGRANCE FREE)

500g

AQUEOUS CREAM(FRAGRANCE FREE)

500g

Also available inOak / Ivory at Extra Cost

Also available inIvory at Extra Cost

Also available inOak / Ivory

at Extra Cost

Duco finish- keyboard, shelf,

drawer & door- colours - extra

- mattress not included-pedestals option extra

non toxic finishbottom drawer

- mattress optional extra

R495RRP R999

R1299

R2969

RRP R2599

RRP R5999R2299RRP R4599

Wings & MattressOptional extra mattress

optional extrascolours - extra

- white & ivory- colours extra

features: towel rail , non toxic

R1869RRP R3739

R3299RRP R6599

WE ACCEPT ALL MAJORCREDIT CARDS, VISA,MASTER CARD & RCS

All hanging withtop shelf

R845RRP R1699

FREE

A IP RK NG

A I ABVA L LE

A LL SRE

T ATO

S

FREE

PARKING

AVAILABLE

AT ALL STORE

S

**T&C’s Apply BUY DIRECT AND SAVE!!!WEMAKE IT OURSELVES

- white& ivory-coloursextra

R1499RRP R2999

R1299RRP R2599

R3465RRP R6930

Die Kaapse stadsraad het hom onlangs totdie gemeenskap gewend vir hulp om koper-diefstal hok te slaan.In ’n verklaring wat skokkende hoë ko-

perdiefstalstatistiek aan die lig bring, sê Er-nest Sonnenberg, die stad se burgemees-terskomitee-lid vir nutsdiense, al meerbronne word jaarliks aangewend om virdiefstal te vergoed, terwyl daar eintlik veelbelangriker onderhoudswerk en verbete-ring is wat gedoen moet word.“Diewaarde van gesteeldemetaal het van

R10 miljoen in 2013 tot R13,5 miljoen in 2014gestyg,” sê hy.“Dit is geweldig frustrerend dat ons infra-

struktuur so geteiken word. Metaaldiefstalveroorsaak gereeld onderbrekings in wa-

tertoevoer, wat eerlike, hardwerkendemense raak. Dit stuur ook geld weg vannoodsaaklike projekte en onderhoud.”Uit ’n verslag wat die departement saam-

gestel het, blyk dit dat die diefstal van veraldreindeksels dramaties toegeneem het.“Dit is nie net duur om te vervang nie,

maar as dit nie gerapporteer word nie, kandit ernstige blokkasies veroorsaak, omdatongewenste materiaal in die gate kan val,”sê Sonnenberg. Hy vra dat die gemeenskapenige verdagte of onwettige aktiwiteite ofinligting wat tot die inhegtenisname vanoortreders kan lei, aan die metaaldiefstal-eenheid rapporteer by 0800 222 771.V Rapporteer alle dreine sonder deksels by 0860 103089 of stuur ’n SMS met die adres na 31373.

Help om koperdiewe vas te vat

Movement masters: Nick Floorkiller, right, has decided to retire from competing but isnow more focused on youth development and nurturing dance talent. He started theNFDE (Nick Floorkiller Dance Entertainment) project in 2013 and has received manyawards over these past two years. Now he has teamed up with choreographer anddancer Mel­Lo, left, from Roosendal in Delft, who teaches free choreography for youngdancers in the area. With them are dancers Jonita Denas and Lavern Marthinus. For moreinformation about their project call 076 607 2638.

8 TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015NUUS

Die Stad Kaapstad is besig om sy beleidsraamwerk vir sport en ontspanning en die beleid oorprogramme te finaliseer.

Ingevolge artikel 17 van die Wet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Stelsels, Wet 32 van 2000,word die publiek en belangstellende partye of groepe die geleentheid gebied om van1 Februarie tot 4 Maart 2015 kommentaar, aanbevelings of insette by die munisipaliteit inte dien.

Kommentaar, aanbevelings of insette kan op die volgende maniere ingedien word:

• Faks: 021 425 4705• E-pos: sportrecreation.policycomment@capetown.gov.za• Skriftelike voorlegging: Stad Kaapstad, Privaat sak X298, Kaapstad 8000 (vir die aandag

van die direkteur: sport, ontspanning en geriewe)• Indiening by enige subraadskantoor• Internet: “Sê jou sê”-bladsy by www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay

Die Stad se eenheid vir openbare deelname sal mense wat nie kan lees of skryf nie, mensemet gestremdhede en mense uit benadeelde groepe wat nie skriftelike kommentaar kanindien nie, help om hul kommentaar, aanbevelings of insette aan te teken en by die Stad in tedien. Kontak die volgende persone:

Vir algemene openbare deelname:Ruché Daniels, tel. 021 400 1766 of e-pos ruche.daniels@capetown.gov.za

Vir benadeelde groepe:Anele Viti, tel. 021 400 1652 of e-pos anele.viti@capetown.gov.za

Die konsepbeleidsraamwerk vir sport en ontspanning en die konsepbeleid oor programmesal by www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay, by subraadskantore en by biblioteke ter insaebeskikbaar wees.

Rig navrae aan Donny Jurgens by donny.jurgens@capetown.gov.za.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER02/2015

SÊ JOU SÊ!BELEIDSRAAMWERK VIR

SPORT EN ONTSPANNING ENDIE BELEID OOR PROGRAMME

GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

The school holiday was a season of sharingfor an organisation that started in Bonte-heuwel and has since spread to Delft.The chairperson of subcouncil 5, Rose

Rau, explained the seasonof sharing startedwhen she approached Ian Iverson, a coun-cillor in theClaremont area, to assist a sum-mer school project at Protea Primary inBonteheuwel.“The response that we got from him was

incredible, we received six car loads of sta-tionery, gamesand sports equipment for theproject, as well as some foodstuff,” she said.“This project was started by two ward

committee members, Faghmeda Kahn andHelen Mandean, who then included the Ab-original People’s Congress and further vol-unteers from the area.“Activities, which included cleaning and

painting two classrooms at the school aswell as providing a programme of sport andrecreational activities for the children,started on 17 December.“The generous donations also enabled

them tohost aChristmasparty on 24Decem-

ber and there are now plans to use theseclassrooms as an aftercare centre for therest of the year.”Rau was especially excited that the dona-

tions they received were farmore than theyneeded, which enabled to spread the shar-ing by helping the Delft Street Sports andRecreation Association in Blikkiesdorp,and Hope 4 Destiny in Eindhoven.“CouncillorsMichael Toko,Courtneyvan

Wyk and Charles Esau joined me earlierthis month to hand over these donationsand it was fantastic to see the faces of thechildren when they saw what we had forthem.“The Delft Street Sports and Recreation

Association is run by Ettienne Claasen andJane Roberts who are based in Blikkies-dorp,” said Rau.Their work, however, covers the entire

Delft area. We were pleased to meet themat the Smart Park inBlikkiesdorpwherewehanded over soccer balls, netballs, basket-balls, and cricket sets.“Hope 4 Destiny works with children and

youth. Jaynap Odendal and her family runa Grassroots ECD from their house in LenaStreet, Eindhoven.

School shares help

Subcouncil 5chairpersonRose Rau,centre, andJaynap Odendal(in blue t­shirt)with the happychildren ofHope 4 Destinywhen theyreceived theirgifts ofstationery andsports equip­ment.

Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015 NEWS TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs 9

IT’S PLAYTIME AT GRANDWEST

RED

WORKS7426

8/E

GRANDWEST CASINO SUPPORTS RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING. GAMBLING

FOR PERSONS 18 YEARS AND OLDER. WINNERS KNOW WHEN TO STOP.

NATIONAL RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING TOLL-FREE COUNSELLING LINE

0800 006 008. SUN INTERNATIONAL CASINOS ARE LICENSED CASINOS.

@GrandWestSA

*Rules with complete offer available at the MVG Rewards Centre and suninternational.com. MVG (Most Valued Guest) is Sun International’s loyalty programme.

HANOVER STREET

ICE STATION

FROSTY SNOWMEN ARE COMING TO TOWN!December School Holidays• Snowman building competitions every

Wednesday from 10h00 to 12h30.• Bring along fun plastic decorations to play nice on the ice.• Skating fees apply. Entry fee is R5 for non-skating child.

THE WORD ON THE STREET IS PARTY!Fridays and SaturdaysGet down and party the night away.Tickets R50, available at the door.

Partnerships further education

Celebrating the Western Cape launch of the book were, seated from left, Sabelo Makubalo, ProfBrian O’Connell, Mandy Collins, Ridwan Samodien and Denzil van Graan. Standing from left, TrevorManuel, Irené Raubenheimer, Sharon Rohm, Debbie Schafer, Louise van Rhyn and Prof JohnVolmink. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

The positive power of partnerships betweenbusinesses and schools is set down in a pub-lication that highlights how radical changecan come about in education.Partners for Possibility is an organisation

that begun in 2010 as aproject of theSympho-nia organisation that has brokered ground-breaking partnerships between businessleaders and schools, and is still reaping as-tonishing results.Last week the organisation hosted the

Western Cape launch of the book Partnersfor Possibility written by Mandy Collins. Itchronicles the story of a community build-ing process and leadership project that hasthe potential to change and empower educa-tion in South Africa.The book details its beginnings at Kanne-

meyer Primary School in Grassy Parkwhenone of the founders of the organisation, Lou-ise van Rhyn, approached principal RidwanSamodien with the idea of partnering to im-prove conditions for learners.Fast forward to 2015 and that partnership

is flourishing and the model has spread to200 schools across the country.It has been an exciting time and some of

those foundingmemberswerepart of apanelwho discussed their experiences at thelaunch. Among those attendingwere TrevorManuel and Professor Brian O’Connell.The book details ten partnerships that

have made a major difference to schools.At The Valley Primary in Durbanville,

principal Priscilla August partnered withAnsonette van der Merwe of Capespan, afruit export company. The school faces prob-lems that included poor parent and commu-nity involvement, poor pupil discipline andunmotivated staff.In the first year they started to put their

plans in place.

Parents were given incentives to start tak-ing an interest in the school and day tripswere organised for the children to showthem life beyond their farm environment.One of the highlights of this partnership

was creating a school readiness and literacyprogramme. They have organised volun-teers from the community and surroundingareas who give their time to ensure the im-provement of the literacy skills at the school.The success of the partnership between

Perivale Primary in Grassy Park and DirectAxis also came under the spotlight withprincipal Denzil van Graan pointing out thefar-reaching influences of the partnership.The school faced a number of issues relat-

ed to drug and alcohol abuse in the sur-rounding area, poor academic results andunpaid school fees.Maria Hill explains how her approach to

helpingwas three-pronged: listening, givinghope, and steering.One of the aspects highlighted in this case-

study is howdiscipline has changedwith theintroduction of simple incentive measures.Van Graan, who was one of the panellists

at the launch, said the results were nothingless than remarkable.“The school has tuned itself around on so

many fronts,” he said.Attendance has improved dramatically

and our Grade 7’s are being accepted at highperforming schools.“We’ve also introduced more extra-mural

activities and this has empowered ourlearners.”GerardMohamed fromMultisol’s partner-

ship with Holy Trinity in Elsies River exam-ined challenges such as high unemploymentamong parents, leading to a lack of homesupport and insufficient nutrition.This case study then outlines how work-

ing with principal Gary Faulman, work-shops were held to make the staff realisetheir strengths.

A number of projects have been started atthe school to enhance the learner’s educa-tion experience and Faulman feels that sofar this partnership has had a major effect.“The first and foremost is the faces of the

teachers. You can see that there is a bigchange in their morale, they feel more sup-ported and confident about their role nowthat they have identified themost importantissues and are able to look at it in a moreholistic way,” he said.ValdaClarke, fromPrudential Investment

Managers, was inspired to join the pro-gramme after seeing the sad state of her al-ma mater in Retreat. But, with that schoolnot part of the PFP project she chose to part-ner with Heathfield High.Here her partnership with princpal Mark

Engelbrecht has seen a marked improve-ment in learners’ marks, and the school haseven become part of a neighbourhood watch

to reduce crime.Clarke pointed out that this partnership

has given her insight into the unique prob-lems that principals face.“They do not have the resources that busi-

ness has to call on,” she says.“It expected that they run the school like

a business but with limited expertise in IT,HR and finance.There are many more case studies in the

book and at the launch there was a strongsense the partnership movement was grow-ing.Trevor Manuel said the project was an ex-

ample of active citizenry which was at theepicentre of the NDP.“Active citizenship is what is going to

drive change in education in South Africa,”he said.V For more information about the book and Partnersfor Possibility go to www.symphonia.net.

10 TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015VERMAAK

V Marc Lottering will be at Die Boer to-night (Wednesday) in This is Captain Lot­tering Speaking. R120. Visit www.die-boer.com or call 021 979 1911 to book.

V Mum­Z, Devon Lang, Phil de Lange,Adrian Nel, Joe Emilio and Sean Groblerbring their stand-up comedy to Meraki inDurbanville from 20:30 tonight (Wednes-day). R20 at the door.

V TOEAC Classical Accordion Duo will beat the Oude Libertas Amphitheatre to-night (Wednesday). Tickets cost betweenR160 and R180 throughComputicket.

V Ashes to Ashes will beon stage at the AlexanderBar until Saturday 7 Fe-bruary. Tickets cost R100or R90 prepaid. Visitshows.alexanderbar.co.zato book.

V Keep off the Grass willbe on stage at AlexanderUpstairs until Saturday 7February. Tickets costR90 or R80 prepaid. Visitshows.alexanderbar.co.zato book.

V ‘80s Rewind ­ The Total‘80s Party is on at Barny-ard Theatre Willowbridgeuntil Saturday 8 March. Vi-sit www.barnyardthea-tre.co.za to book.

V Lowellan West, JoeEmilio, Mikhail Kunneke,Lunga Tshuka and PietPotgieter will be perfor-ming stand-up at LegendsCelebrity Sports Café inBellville on Thursday from20:30. R20 at the door.

V The Cape Philharmonic Orchestra willbe performing with pianist Derek Han atCape Town City Hall on Thursday 29 Janu-ary. Tickets are available at Computicketor Artscape Dial-a-Seat on 021 421 7695.

V Andriëtte kuier Donderdag 29 en Vry-dag 30 Januarie saam met Schalk Jou­bert (baskitaar) en Sven Blummer (ki-taar) by Die Boer. R140. Bespreek bywww.dieboer.com of 021 979 1911.

V Snotkop kuier Vrydag in die All Star-tea-ter vanaf 20:00. R120. Bespreek by Com-puticket.

V Sakka Stone will be at Villa Pascal inDurbanville on Friday 30 January from19:30. R100. Visit www.villapascal.co.za orcall 021 975 2566 to book.

V Piet Potgieter, Joe Emilio, Phil de Lan­ge and Philip Nel bring their stand up co-

medy to The Fuzz Box at Killarney RaceTrack on Friday 30 January from 20:30.Tickets cost R20 at the door.

V Sons of Settlers and Riders Connecti­on (Germany) will be at Blah Blah Bar inCBD on Friday 30 January form 20:00.R80 at the door.

V Don Giovanni will be performed with aSouth African twist by students from theUCT Opera School at the Oude LibertasAmphitheatre on Friday 30 January. Tic-kets are available at Computicket.

V Marion Holm is Saterdag 31 Januarie inHol: Marion by Die Boer te sien. R120. Be-

spreek by www.die-boer.com of 021 9791911.

V Lowellan West, JoeEmilio, Milo Hot Cho­colate, Kurt Lange­veld and Gary Castle­ton will be performingstand-up comedy at El-lington’s Saloon in Bell-ville on Saturday 31 Ja-nuary from 21:00. R20at the door.

V Andrew Youngbrings his Summer Saxand Salsa to the OudeLibertas Amphitheatreon Saturday 31 January.Tickets are available atComputicket.

V Emo Adams will be atthe Oude LibertasAmphitheatre on Sun-day 1 February from18:30. Tickets are avai-lable at Computicket.

V The Cape Philhar­monic Orchestra willbe at Kirstenbosch as

part of the Summer Sunset concert serieson Sunday 1 February. Tickets are availableat www.webtickets.co.za.

V Kahn Morbee will be launching his de-but solo album Salt at Barnyard Willow-bridge on Monday 2 February. R150. Visitwww.barnyardtheatre.co.za to book.

V The Barleycorn Music Club meets onMondays at 20:00 at Villager FootballClub, 11 Lansdowne Road, Claremont. En-trance is (usually) R20 for members andR30 for non-members. Visit www.barley-corn.org.za for more.

V Lizz Meiring is Dinsdag 3 en Woensdag4 Februarie in Langpad en Lipstieks by DieBoer te sien. R120. Bespreek by www.die-boer.com of 021 979 1911.

V Fokokfpolisiekar and De Wallen will beat Klein Libertas Theatre in Stellenboschon Wednesday 4 February. Tickets areavailable at www.webtickets.co.za.

What’s On | Wat’s Waar

Songstress: Can Skylark willbe launching Overdrive atGrandWest’s Roxy Revue Bar onThursday 29, Friday 30 andSaturday 31 January. She’ll bejoined on stage by RJ Benjaminand Diggy Bongz.Tickets for theone­hour show cost betweenR180 and R200. Email manage­ment@canskylark.com to book.

Lovers of ’80s music can look forwardto reliving the era at the Kia ’80s Re-wind festival.The ‘one-night only’ festival prom-

ises a host of international ’80s starsat the GrandWest Grand Arena onThursday 5 February.Billy Ocean (Caribbean Queen), Go

West (King of Wishful Thinking), NikKershaw (Wouldn`t it beGood), Heath-er Small from M PEOPLE (Moving onUp), Wang Chung (Everybody haveFun Tonight) and Hazell Dean (TheySay It`s Gonna Rain), Cutting Crew (Ijust died in your arms tonight) andKatrina from Katrina and the Waves(Walking On Sunshine) will all besinging their greatest hits,Returning to South Africa for the

third time the ’80s Rewind festival isthe world’s biggest ’80s festival withthree festivals in the UK, as well asevents in Thailand and the United Ar-ab Emirates.V Tickets for the festival are available at Com­puticket. Visit www.rewindfestival.co.za formore information.

Revive the perm for ’80s fest

Billy Ocean will be in Cape Town for the Kia ‘80sRewind festival. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

A new version of Annie will be released atSter-Kinekor Theatres on Friday.This new take on the classic musical tells

the story of Annie in New York in 2014.Originally left by her parents as a baby

with the promise that they’d be back for hersomeday, it’s been ahard knock life ever sin-ce with her mean foster mom, Miss Hanni-

gan. But everything’s about to change whenhard-nosed tycoon and New York mayoralcandidate Will Stacks makes a thinly veiledcampaign move and takes her in.The movie stars Jamie Foxx, Quvenzhan-

de Wallis and Rose Byrne.V Visit www.sterkinekor.com or call Ticketline on0861 668 437 for more info.

New version of an old classic at Ster­Kinekor

LOUISA STEYL@lounotes

What started out as a funmusical pro-ject has become a fairly successfulendeavour for the members of Nort-

hern Suburbs band Borderline.The band was originally started by guita-

rists Michael Godfrey and Wyatt Peters lastyear.Michael had approached Wyatt to teach

him to play the blues.“And then he got the idea to start a band

and just play once at Eastwoods, perhaps,”Wyatt explains.As they went on, Wyatt found a bass play-

er, André van derMerwe, and the three star-ted rehearsing their songs. They had to playa showcase for the owner of Eastwoods befo-re they would be allowed to book a gig there.As luck would have it, a cajon player, Len

Miskin, happened to be at Eastwoods thatday. Luckier still, he happened to have hiscajon in the car, so the three invited him tojamwith them. Their first gigwas scheduledfor the very next day and Len became a per-manent member.The first gig became a second and so on

and the rest, as they say, is history.

Eclectic styleEastwoods’ management suggested that a

female vocalist may be more suitable fortheir audiences and so they decided to findone. They started off with another singer,but she wasn’t around long. Eventually therole went to Dominique Peters.At that stage the band were called The

Blues Collectors, a moniker they decided tochange to avoid being pigeon-holed.They were playing around with ideas

when “Borderline” came out, a name farmo-re suited to their eclectic style.“Our eventual aim is to do a whole lot of

original numbers,” explainsLen.While theyare playing some original music now, theirset also contains covers, but as Len points,out, they put their own interpretations onwell known songs.“We’ll sometimes turn a Bob Dylan song

into a reggae song,” Len says.Wyatt, who sang for the successful D7 aca-

pella group before, usually comes up withthe framework of their original songs beforetaking it to the band to work on.“We approach originals by playing to each

other’s strengths,” he says. Ultimately, Wy-att describes Borderline’s music as “looseand colourful”.Thinking back to their first gig, Wyatt

sayshe didn’t expect them tobe together thislong. It was at a show at Plaasteater that so-meone told him their sound was “fresh”which is why he thinks they are doing sowell. “It seems like there’s something newabout it,” he says.

DisciplineThey have built up a reasonable following

of fans who keep coming to shows. “We ma-naged to get people behind us who want tosee us,” Len says.Another contributing factor to the band’s

momentum is their disciplinewhen it comestomaking sure they rehearse andwork toge-ther regularly.“One of themain reasonswhy there is this

sort of magic feel, I think, is because Wyattand I are musically well connected,” Lensays. This leads to interesting improvisati-ons on stage and means that no two perfor-mances sound the same.“Sometimes those things just happen

spontaneously on stage,” Wyatt adds.For now, the band’s main goal is playing

as many shows as possible, not just in clubs,but also at festivals and private events. Theyare also interested in getting sponsors on bo-ard and making merchandise available forpurchase at their shows.Readers will get a chance to see the band

perform some of their originals and coverswhen they play at Stones in Durbanville onFriday 6 February. They’ll also be at theRoot 44 Market on Sunday 1 March and atThe Thirsty Scarecrow (across the roadfrom the market) later that day.V Visit www.borderline­live.com or find Borderline onFacebook for more information about the band, up­coming shows and bookings.

Band gets pastgig border line

Borderline are (from left): Dominique Peters, André van der Merwe, Wyatt Peters, Michael Godfreyand Len Miskin.

Night moves: The romantic musical,Tonight is the Night, with Nur Abrahams(pictured), Taz Baker and Cindy Gibbons willbe on stage at the Baxter Theatre on Friday30 and Saturday 31 January. The show is notrecommended for children younger than 16.Tickets cost R120 and are available atComputicket. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015 NEWS TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs 11

A series of signature events in Cape Townover the coming months are set to generatemillions for the Western Cape economy.AlanWinde, minister of economic oppor-

tunities in the Western Cape, said latest fi-gures indicate the events economy genera-ted R1.6 billion in the last financial year, upfrom R1.3 billion in the year before that.Between now and April, the Western Ca-

pe will host a series of events.MinisterWinde said the StellenboschWi-

ne Festival began this weekend with theHarvest Parade.“The festival is ideal entertainment for

the whole family. With sporting events, wi-ne and food pairing and art exhibitions, it’san excellent addition to our events calen-dar,” said Winde.On Saturday the J & BMet takes place at

the Kenilworth Race Course.The Met attracts over 50 000 visitors and

generates over R60 million. “It’s a greatboost for domestic tourism and job creati-on. Our local fashion sector will benefit aswell. It has been estimated that the eventgenerates R14 million in fashion sales alo-ne,” he said.Winde said the province would welcome

thousands of international and local visi-tors over attending government, entertain-ment and sporting events over the next twomonths.“The opening of national parliament in

February is always a busy period for ourhospitality industry. In that same month,the Mining Indaba will be hosted, drawingdelegates from across the globe. In March,we have the Cape Rouleur, the Cycle Tourand the Absa Cape Epic.”The Cape Town Cycle Tours estimated

economic impact is R450 million, the AbsaCapeEpic is R218million. TheMining Inda-ba generates over R400 million.At the end of March, jazz lovers throng

to the region for the annual Cape Town JazzFestival. Over 35 000 people attend theevent, which generates over R500 million.The Western Cape Government and Wes-

gro will invest R650 000 in the Cape TownJazz Festival this year.“If we look at the past two years, the

events economy generated over R1 billionannually for this region. The events econo-my created scores of temporary and perma-nent jobs for our residents. It’s an impor-tant economic driver,” said Winde.

Events bringcash to Cape

With Wonderbag, a revolutionary, non-electric, heat retention cooker, you cancontinue to cook food for up to 12 hoursafter it has been brought to the boil.Wonderbag was founded in South Afri-

ca six years ago by local entrepreneur andsocial activist Sarah Collins. The productwas born out of a practical desire to conti-nue cooking during a bout of Eskom loadshedding. Sarah remembered how hergrandmother would wrap her pots in pil-lows and blankets to let the food cookuntilcompletion. This birthed the idea to createa solution that would allow people withinurban and rural environments to cookwhile drasticallyminimising their energyneeds.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V Three readers can each win a Wonderbag valuedat R200 each. Visit www.tygerburger.co.za to en­ter.

Don’t let Eskomspoil your dinner

With Wonderbag, a non­electric, heatretention cooker, you can slow cook food for12 hours.

12 TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015NUUS

WAT OM TE DOENWANNEER ’N BRAND UITBREEK

KINGJAMES

2328

9/A

• Skakel 107 (Landlyn) en 0214807700(Selfoon) vir brandnoodgevalle.

• Bly kalm.• Skakel die elektrisiteit- of gastoevoeraf. As jy nie die gas kan afskakel nie,maak dat jy wegkom.

• Gebruik ’n kombers of nat handdoekom die vlamme te smoor.

• Maak alle vensters en deure agterjou toe om die lugtoevoer af te sluit.

• Gebruik water om hout-, papier- enmateriaalbrande te blus. Gebruiksand om paraffien- of oliebrandete blus.

• Kruip onderdeur die rook en hou ’nnat lap oor jou mond en neus.

• As jou klere aan die brand slaan –stop, sak en rol op die grond.

• Help diegene wat jy kan om uit tekom. Vergeet van jou besittings.Sodra jy buite is, bly buite.

Delft centre gets help inbattle against HIV/AidsGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

With HIV/AIDS still a critical con-cern in South Africa, Metropolitanhas partnered with a Delft organi-

sation to help enhance the lives of those af-fected by the disease.

The company recently handed overR50 000 cheque to the Masithembele Com-munity Enrichment Centre and CSI manag-er Elsie Govender explained how they cameabout supporting the organisation.

“Metropolitan hosted an event at Parc DuCap for World Aids Day on 1 December lastyear,” she said.

“On the day, employees were given accessto free HIV and other wellness screenings.We also encouraged staff to donate towardsthe centre in Delft with non-perishable fooditems and they were able to purchase itemsmade by the Masithembele crafters.

“The health promotion and wellness test-ing services were facilitated by DesmondTutu HIV Foundation’s Tutu Tester and theMMI Foundation.”

Another event that helped the centre inDelft was the annual Metropolitan 10kmrace in December.

“Here the Desmond Tutu HIV Founda-tion’s Tutu Tester and MMI Foundationonce again provided health promotion andtesting services during the race,” Govendercontinued.

“Runners also participated in the call fordonations and all food items received, aswell as a donation of R50 000 was presentedto Masithembele at the race award ceremo-ny.

“As a result they were able to distribute

Christmas food parcels to over 100 HIV pa-tients, while the event engaged and testedover 250 people.

“Metropolitan believes that throughgreat partnerships, such as in the case withMasithembele, Desmond Tutu HIV Founda-tion’s Tutu Tester and MMI Foundation, thewar against preventable HIV infections andunnecessary Aids deaths can be won.”

Founder of the centre in Delft, MinaHeynes, was overjoyed at the support re-ceived from Metropolitan.

She said the organisation would be tenyears old this year and been running theirsupport groups for the past eight.

“There are many success stories over theyears and we are very happy to receive thisdonation,” she said.

“We are dependent on funding but evenif there is nothing, we still carry on.

“This donation will help us get a car sowe can help transport patients unable to usepublic transport to get to clinics.”

Heynes said the centre runs programmesteaching clients to sustain themselves bymaking beaded jewellery in the arts andcraft workshop they offer.V For more information, contact the Mandela PeacePark support group on 076 728 7895, and the DelftSouth Library support group on 084 722 5642.

Volunteers at the Masithembele Community Enrichment Centre in Delft celebrate the donationwith, front from left, Yolaan Andrews (MMI Foundation Programme Manager), Mina Heyns(Masithembele) and Elsie Govender (Metropolitan CSI manager). PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015 CLASSIFIEDS TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs 13

Valid till end of Feb’ 2015

.

PERSONALSEVICES

.

CATERING &VENUES

1401

.ADELAH'S Snack pack @ R99,Fancies, delivery.Call 076 450 2910

.

ALL OCCASIONS CATERINGFlowers for all occasionsHiring for all occasions, chair covers,arch and red carpets. Call Jenny0219528535 /0729066063

.

CHILDREN’SENTERTAINMENT

1405

.Affordable jumping castles,tableschairs, kiddies decor & party packets.076 233 2954 / 021 927 1717

.CHILDREN'S FUN.Jumpingcastles, tables & chairs.021 905 6119 /072 909 1203

.

SPRINGKASTEEL TE HUURRavensmead, Belhar, Elsies Rivier,

Bellville-Suid.Kontak 082 4657 525

.

DRIVINGSCHOOLS

1417

.

FRIEDELS' DRIVING SCHOOLDriving lessons with Atos @

R140 per hour.% Please call/whatsapp

081 480 6652

.Quality Driving/learners classesDenzil 0787666858/0219271717

.

HERBALISTS

1435

.

HEALER NASANasa is back with strong and

powerful muthi to finish all kinds ofproblems like: Bring back lost lover,

Luck with money, Troubledmarriages, Solve quick using magicstick, Wallet, Zamura Oil to cleanmoney if other Herbalists failed.My medicine speaks for itself.Call 078 015 3427

.

MAMA SARAHCome get my specialspells for good luck.* Financial problems,

* Magic wallet.* You work many yearsbut no money? * ClearDebts. Pay after resultsR50 only. Bellville078 425 2204

.

MAMA FATIMAHerbal Shop Specialistwith powerful Muti

* All troubled marriages* Financial Problems* Bad Luck/Oil-Good luck* Business increase* Witch Craft ProblemsCall/Sms 078 017 134428th Ave. Elsies River

.

MAMAFATUMAHMarriage consultantSame Day Results

* Love Spells* Sexual Problems

* Bring Back lost lover* Unfinished Job from theother doctors is for free

*Love Powder* Pension Delay

* Financial Problems* Short Boys to bringwhatever you wantCall for Appointment

BELLVILLECall: 072 012 0746 /

021 948 3738

.

LOANS

1445.

A BRIDGING LOANWaiting for

Pension/Packagepayouts? SMS or send"please call me"082 301 7856Ph: 0860 105 546

.

Are u waiting on aPENSION /PROVIDENTpayout? Lump sum only.Sms/Call: 0768867655

.

.

Debt Consolidationup to R250,000Bad credit allowedhelp@debtplan.today071 435 4737

.LOANS approved in 5 minutes.Blacklisted and garnishee welcome.SMS name, surname & ID number,net & gross salary and companyname to Pinky 083 330 5607

.NEED MONEYLoaded with DebtCall: 076 277 8461

.

TRAINING &EDUCATION

1480

.

5 ,& 4 , HOTELS,BIG SUPERMARKETS

&BIG COMPANIESURGENTLY NEEDS:

.20 Receptionists/Office Admin Staff

.30 Cashiers

.20 Barmen

.30 Waitrons

.20 Porters

.10 Data Capturers

. 5 Cruize ship staff

. 5 Flight attendents/Cabin crew

.50 Cleaners/House-keepersVisit us at

118 St. George's Mall,2nd Floor, Cape Town,or call 021 424 5949021 426 7615078 736 5165

.

FOR SALE

.

WENDY HOUSES

1677

.

Vibracrete walls,houses, raisers, spikes.Carports & Paving.Steel Gates & Motors.

021908 0012/082 299 9111

.

GENERAL &HOME SERVICES

.

CARPETS/CURTAINS/UPHOLSTERY

1803

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

.

BUILDING &CONSTRUCTION

1801.

ALLE Plaveisel. Goeie verwysing.0761244713

.

FOR ALL BUILDINGRenovations, vibracretewalls, carports, wendyhouses & replacingwooden frames withaluminium painting,plumbing & paving.Call 081 450 9021/

021 952 4758.

BUILDINGPLANS

1802.

BUILDING PLANSAffordable, honest &reliable. 30 Years Exp.SACAP - Reg. Approval.All hrs: 021 903 8063 /Mike 083 564 7227

.

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

021 9171127

.

DSTV/TV/DVDSERVICES

1807.

PRO FIX TVRepairs to all makes of TV's,Plasmas and LCD's.Free pick-up & deliveries.Aerial & DStv installations.0219317616/ 0832949931

.

ELECTRICAL

1810.

FRIDGE RE-GASSING(Labour + gas incl. R180)

Call: 083 330 1625*All jobs done at home!!!

.REPAIRS OF ALL ELECTRICAL

APPLIANCESWashing machines, Fridges Etc.Buying & sdelling of all electricalappliances. Tel. 060 916 9142

.

WE DO REPAIRSOn all appliances.

Regasing done on all typesof fridges @ R180.Tel. 078 212 8078

3 months guarantee!

.

REPAIRS

1818.

CASH $$$ PAIDFOR ALL WORKING FRIDGES,

FREEZERS AND APPLIANCES. WEALSO SELL/REPAIR FRIDGES +FREEZERS. P/C/M, SMS OR PH:084 985 7425 / 021 836 6678

.

GLASS/WINDOWS

1827.

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

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

.

HOME IMPROVEMENTSINTERIOR

1835.

BIC kitchen & bedrooms.0219525374 / 0796924877

.BLINDS: All Types. Discount onimmediate orders. Call Alfonso0715748102/ 0215920426

.

HOME IMPROVEMENTSEXTERIOR

1836.

TAR AND PAVING0792896737

.VIBRACRETE EXTENSION074 321 9215 / 021 857 0014

.VIBRACRETEWalls, Paving,Plastering, Carports. Ph(021) 392 1433 or 083 539 5478

.

MISCELLANEOUS

1845.

AHA Burglar Bars & Gates0219331647/0835421097/0219091807.

.REWINDING OF ALLELECTRICAL MOTORS.And repairs on washingmachines, stoves &microwaves. Call 078 178 3500 /021 905 3547

.

PLUMBERS

1855

.PLUMBING

Contact Brian 074 330 5279

.

BUSINESS

.

BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES

2415

.

Do you have a desire for a betterlife? Do you want to be your ownboss? Wellness consultants /Entrepreneurs www.moretolife.co.zaApp. Call - 083 650 1004

.

HOLIDAY &TRAVEL

.

TOURS &ACTIVITIES

2601

.

END OF YEAR TRIPSFly JHB - C.Town

27 Dec. - 02 Jan 2016Fly Durb return by boat

to Cape Town06 - 11 Jan 2016.Contact Uncle Ike:021 927 1920083 459 5863

.

PROPERTIES

.

SEPARATEENTERANCES

3316

.

MATROOSFONTEINGranny flat avail. for single person.Imm. R1 600 + deposit. W&E incl.

Tel. 073 2355 245

14 TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015GEKLASSIFISEERD

A.B.A BETTER BLOCK

190/140/90BLOCKS, MAXIS,

SAND, STONE,

CEMENT R75.00 DEL.

BEST PRICES

021 704 3636021 696 3786021 391 6330

X1PLAA9D-AL140115

ONS KAN HELP

ONS SAL

Ons konsolideer ALLE SKULD...bv.:

• Beskerming teen REGSAKSIES reël• ALLE skuld herstruktuur

• AL jou skuldprobleme OPLOS enmeer geld in jou sak laat

• Kredietkaarte• Winkelkaarte• Persoonlike lenings• Huislenings• Voertuigpaaiemente• Enige ander rekeningsbetalings

SKULD ?Verdrink UIn Skuld ?

Kan nie meerCOPE nie ?

ONS IS GEREGISTREER VOLGENS DIE NASIONALE KREDIETWET

021 945 4062 / 023 342 3529 / 028 316 2828SEL: 072 604 3293 FAKS: 021 949 3472

We also work via fax, email, BBM, WeChat& WhatsApp. help@drssa.co.zaBBM pin 793AE211

.

EMPLOYMENT

.

DRIVERS

3650

.

OASISSPECIAL SCHOOLKODE 10 DRYWER

PDPSOBER GEWOONTESSluitingsdatum:2de Februarie 2015

CV's moet asb by die skoolafgelaai word:

Carmen Close, Belhar

.

FINANCIAL

3675

.

NATIONAL COMPANY SEEKINGFINANCIAL AGENTS

Basic + Comm.Call: Zelda 071 1890 223

.

GENERAL

3680

.

AGENTS NEEDED.Watkins/Valeur. Topcommission paid.

Call 021 593 7007 all areasor 083 330 8307 or fax:

021 593 9753

.

AVON-AGENTE BENODIGElsies, Delft, Bellville, Belhar &

Bishop Lavis. Kommissie.Sms naam en adres na

0834050511 of 0743698091

.

BLOKMAN, BAKKERS,KASSIERE EN

ALGEMENE WERKERSbenodig vir Supermark in

Brackenfell.Afrikaans en Engelsmagtig en kontakbare

verwysings is ‘n vereiste.

Faks CV aan:021 981 0420

.

CLEANER/DRIVERMale or female with

driver's license to cleancomputers. Wages R400

per week. Mon- Fri.8:00 am - 16:30 p.m.Call: 021 510 4180(09:00 - 15:00)

.

NEED A JOB?Get trained and placed.

Home care / Advanced HomeNursing courses, House keepers,waiters courses, HW seta

Accredited.Call 021 838 2728 / 021 839 5328

.

Employer: EvolutionTrust

To do relevant requiredmaintenance work• To perform asset

maintenance duties i.e.replacement of electricalbulbs, plumbing , tiling,paint work and the repair

of doors, etc.;•Repair faulty furniture on

an ongoing basis;• Ensure that all tools arekept safe and in goodworking order as well as

tool register to be updated• Accompany maintenancecontractors while perfor-ming maintenance dutiesand verify quality of work;• Perform maintenanceduties wherever services

are required;• Obtain necessary materi-als, whenever required and

keep record• Complete dailyproduction sheet

•Do ad hoc projects andwork whenever instructed

or required.• To participate in weekly

standby scheduleCandidate Requirements

• Knowledge of themaintenance of assets

and buildings and qualityservice

• Good communicationskills

• Handyman services• Matric and Relevantproven track record

• Must have a code 08 &own transportation

• Candidates with provenskills training will be given

preferenceSend CV to:

opsmanager@evolution-trust.co.za

Or fax a copy to 021930 5137

Closing date: 16 Feb2015

.

SKOONMAAKSTERin Panorama.

Gastehuis kennis enverwysing gesoek.

35/40 jaar. Nie roker.Tel. 021 558 1671

.

HAIR/BEAUTY

3685

.

Qualified BeauticianRequired.

Must have +/- 3 years .Goodwood area.

Call 072 855 7202 /021 591 3883

.

EMPLOYMENT3600

.

CALL CENTRES3640

.

JUSTMATRICULATEDORUNEMPLOYED?Core-Marketing Services (one of the TOP

marketing companies in South Africa) is openinganother call centre in Somerset West and we looking

for enthusiastic, passionate and target driventelemarketers to join their high flying outbound team

on a permanent basis.No telephonic sales. Full training provided.

Limited seats available!!!!Call Zoe on 076 216 0902 to book anappointment or forward your cv torecruitment@core-marketing.co.za

.

DRIVERS3650

.

Gevestigde BusMaatskappyBenodig Ervare Drywers

vir KaapDepot

Minimum Vereistes: Kode EC of EC1 (met PDP)3 Jaar Minimum Langafstand Vervoer ondervinding

Suid-Afrikaanse Burgerskap

Stuur CV aan recruitment.ca@ipeople.co.za ofFaks na 021 380 4591

.

GENERAL3680

.

BOU VOORMAN

Ons is opsoek na bou voormanne met tenminste10 jaar ondervinding van betonwerk uitset en

algemene toesig.

Vorige ondervinding rekord en kontakbesonderhedevan verwysings noodsaaklik.

Goeie salaris en byvoordele volgens ondervinding

Stuur asb jou CV aan nadia.vangijsen@gmail.comof faks aan 086 580 7701

.

ENGINEERING FIRMREQUIRES:CNC Turning and Milling Setters/Operators.

All applicants will be tested.Please fax 2page cv to

021 9050054

.

JOBSNOWOPENFOR201510 data capturers, 15 waitrons, 10 bartenders20 Call centres, 5 Bank tellers, 15 Cruise ship

attendants, 15 flight attendants, 10 Receptionists,50 General workers, 50 Pickers / Packers.

20 Housekeeper / Cleaners, 15 Cashiers, 15 Porters.15 kitchen Staff, 40 Drivers code 8,10 &14 with PDP, -

40 Grade 10,11,12 jobsNo Experience required

17 Heerengracht Street, Pier House, 6th Floor,Next to Park InnHotel Cape Town

Call: 021 828 2416 / 081 8277 046 /079 485 5896

.

TRAINING COURSES3765.

Kingsway CollegeFor Computing& Business Study

Umalusi Reg: 14FET0200011PAwww. kingswaycollege.co.zainfo@kingswaycollege.co.za

#Project Management # Electrical Engineering# Civil Engineering # Mechanical Engineering

# Tourism # Public Management# Marketing Management # Human Resource# Business Management # Public Relations

#English & Xhosa # Police & Traffic #Wholesale Trade# Information Tech (IT) # Bookkeeping

# Office Administration# Aviation courses # Vocational Courses #Retail Trade

#Pastel Accounting # Flight attendant #Nursing# Database # System Support

# MATRIC - RE-WRITE NEW / OLDSHORT & LONG COURSES

17 Heerengracht Str. Pier House, 6th floor,Next to Park Inn Hotel Cape Town.Tel: 021 421 9170 / 021 481 4287 /021 828 2416 Fax: 021 418 7909

.

RR449955R495

RR999955R995

...

BARGAINCORNER! All areas!!

BLACKHEATHR439000neg.Cosy 2 bdrm., with kitch, lounge, diningr.,

carport encl. with own garden on 480SQm plotDELFT (ROOSENDAL) R320.000neg

3 bdrm, fitted kitchen, lounge/dining, carportwith sliding gate on large plot.

SELLERS FREEVALUATION INALLAREAS.ALSOSPECIALISING INDECEASED ESTATE

Call SOLLYPARKERCIEA, CRS021 8530561/072 743 3506

S.A. Parker

RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES

REALTORSMIR(SA)

.BELHAREXT 13 - R369000NEG.:3 beds, lnge, kitch, plus g/flat with 2 beds,kitch and shower.

BELHARR350000NEG. - Off Syringa Cre-scent. Fully enclosed free standing 3bedrooms, lounge, kitchen with bic's.

Belhar Ext 13 - R390000:Fully enclosed neat 3 beds, with 2 lounges,fitted kitchen, enclosed with space forapprox. 4 cars, plus single garage andundercover in front of house.

Delft,Main Road - R499000:Doublestorey currently used as shop for motorspares and hardware. Bargain.

LOOKING FORPROPERTIESINALLAREAS FORQUALIFIED BUYERS

Sharon: 083 317 3794(O) 021 953 1480SPPROPERTIES

.

BISHOP LAVIS - R3700002 bedroom family home.

BELHAR - R5250002 beds apartment + parking

ROOSENDAL - R3300003 bedroom house.

Gregory 083 629 3294

For a freemarket relatedvaluation, call 021 591 1109

Facebook.com/pamgoldingproperties.goodwood

.

BLUEDOWNS/HINDLEPARKR498000

3 Bedroom, lounge, fitted kitchen,bathroom, paved driveway on

enclosed plot.NADINEVANWYK 0828629925

RE/MAXProperty AssociatesKuils River 021 903 2024

www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za

Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015 SPORT TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue­Downs 15

.

Considering sellingyour property?

Whynot contact us?Our stock list is running low

andwe have buyerslooking for your property.

We offer,Free Property Valuations.

ALL AREAS!

For professional service call:Clarence Smidt: 071 871 2417

Office: 021 832 7882www.elbannrealestate.co.za

.

Eerste River R485000STARTERHOME

First time buyers comemake this neat 3bed home in Park Village, Eerste River yourown. This home also has a kitchen, lounge,garage, burglar bars, alarm, encl. parking,and paved yard and is situated in a quietarea. Close to station and public transport.

Rochelle Terhoeven082923 5853RE/MAXProperty Associates

Kuils River 021 903 2024www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za

.

EERSTERIVERFORESTPARKR580000

3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, lounge, diningroom, fully fitted kitchen,

carport for 2 cars on enclosed plot.NADINEVANWYK 0828629925

RE/MAXProperty AssociatesKuils River 021 903 2024

www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za

.

HILLCREST: R3600003 Beds, Bath, Lounge, Kitchen.

CALLORWHATSAPPCAROLON: 021 9090461/

083 648 2648

HIGHPLACES: 3700002 Beds, bath, Lounge, Fitted

Kitchen, Garage, Fully Enclosed.CALLORWHATSAPPHELGAON:

021 9090461/084973 3101

SELLERS, SELLERS, SELLERS CALLUS FORPROPERTYADVICE

BLUEDOWNS&EERSTERIVERAREAS

.

Are you ready to sellyour home?

Phone your areaspecialist

Elsies River,MatroosfonteinSummerville, Sunbird ParkAvalon Park, SilversandsBelhar, GlenhavenDelft, NooidgedachtRavensmead,Parow

Gareth- 0814315939Melissa- 0720575753

Office Number 021 903 8055You can also SMSorWhatsApp

.

Northpine- R375000: 2 Bedrooms, lounge, kit-chen, bathroom, enclosed yard, driveway gates.

TheHague/Delft - R320000: 3Beds, lounge,kitchen, bathr., braai area, u/cover park. for 3 cars

Avalon Park –R460000 (Bargain):Massive 3bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, en-suite, full bathr.

Delft N2Gateway- R180000: Corner house,2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom.

Wesbank R150000(Neg): 2 bedrooms, kit-chen, bathroom, fully enclosed, semi- attached.

Belhar - R380000: 2 bedrooms, lounge, kit-chen, bathroom, secure parking.

Alain- 0781336933Beauten- 0734385235Thando- 0765280495Melissa- 0720575753Gareth- 0814315939

www.iconipgroup.co.za

.

Vredelust- R 1, 350,000: 3 Bedrooms, lounge,kitchen,main en-suite, family bathroom, doublegarage, swimming pool.

Factreton- R595000: 3 Bedrooms, familybathroom, lounge, kitchen, granny flat- 2bedrooms, kitchen, family bathroom.

MalibuVillage/ Blue Downs - R540000:3 Bedrooms,2 Bathrooms, lounge, fitted kitchen,swimming pool, granny flat, carport for 3 cars.

Elsies River / Opposite St. Andrews -R480000: 2 Beds,m.e.s., family bathroom,TV-room, lounge, kitchen, guest toilet.

Ruyterwacht- R699000: 3 Bedrooms, lounge,kitchen, bathroom, separate entrance-1 bedroom, kitchen, lounge, bathroom,fully enclosed.

Alain -0781336933Beauten- 0734385235Thando-0765280495Melissa -0720575753Gareth- 0814315939

www.iconipgroup.co.za

.

Welcome Estate- R620000:3 bedrooms Duplex, garage, kitchen, lounge,guest toilet, full bathroom, secure duplexDennemere- R580000:3 bedroooms, BIC, lounge, kitchen, bathroom,double garage, undercover braai areaOld Belhar- R399000:3 Bedroom duplex, lounge, fitted kitchen, secureparking for 2 cars, fully enclosed plotMalibuVillage/ Blue Downs - R550000:Large 3 Bedroom house, lounge, Kitchen, Familybathroom, double garage, 1 bedroom granny flatAvonwood/Elsies River - R450000:4 Bedr., lounge, kitchen, bathr., fully enclosed.Silversands - R499000:Extremely neat 2 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen,secure paking for 4 cars.

Gareth- 0814315939Melissa -0720575753Thando-0765280495Beauten- 0734385235Alain -0781336933

www.iconipgroup.co.za

.

YOLAMPROPERTIES

GLENHAVENR550000

3 bedroomed FLAT, 1 bedroomwith built-in cupboards, bathroom

& toilet, kitchen, lounge.

URGENTLY LOOKING FORHOUSESTOSELL IN: Belhar,Bellville South, Glenhaven,Labiance, Sherley Park,

Ravensmead, Parow&Delft

DUANE073 159 3432STEPHANIE

072 977 9972 orOFFICE 021 951 2290

Giving it stick: Carmen Smith (Western Province Invitational) takes control of the ball asFrancisca Vidaurre (Chile) challenges for possession on Friday at Hartleyvale. The match wasa 3­3 draw. Several test matches are being played between South Africa, Netherlands, Chile,Belgium and Ireland. The final match is on Monday night between South Africa and Belgiumat 18:30. Go to www.tygerburger.co.za for more photos. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

SAREL BURGER

Durbanville en Bellville vorm op senior rug-byvlak ’n hegte eenheid, wat een van die top-rugbyklubs in die WP tot die gevolg het.Maar in die somermaande is hulle afson-

derlike entiteite wat nie genade teenoor me-kaar betoon op die sportveld nie.Daarvan kan Bellville in die WP se eerste

krieketliga getuig ná die afgelope naweektoe die Durbies hul buurman ’n afgedanksteloesing in die tweedaagse kompetisie toege-

dien het. In antwoord op Durbanville se 248lopies kon die besoekers net 54 lopies byme-kaar skraap – waarvan 35 deur een speler,Luke Petersen, aangeteken is.Die aanvoorwerk vir die die tuisspan se

sege is gedoen deur Jaco Castle (79) en BobHomani (47)met hul vierdepaaltjie-vennoot-skap van 105 lopies, asook Dale Campbell(33). Hierna het Bellville se kolfwerk heelte-mal verkrummel teen die boulwerk vanBrandon Viret (4/16) vir ’n wedstrydontle-ding van 7/63, Nathan Swartz (3/25) vir ’n

wedstrydontleding van 8/72 en Mark deStadler (2/13). Die enigste Bellvilliete wathul sout werd was, is die boulers Louis Del-port (4/81) en Dawie Malan (3/34).Tygerberg-klub, Milnerton en Noordelli-

kes-Goodwood was ook in die jongste reekswedstryde aan die wenkant. Tygerberg, wateen lopie agter was op die eerste beurt, hetKuilsrivier (159) met 3 paaltjies geklop,danksy veral Luwaaz September (5/63),Adam Rouse (3/26 en 44) en Chad Fortune(44*). Vir die Kuile was Craig Ephraim (41)

die enigste kolwerwat diemas opgekomhet.Milnerton het vroegdag al klaargespeel metGroenpunt (109), wat Milnerton met ’n wen-teiken van 40 lopies gelaat het vir ’n segemet10 paaltjies. Andy Milne (2/5) en Robin vanHarte (34*) het Saterdag die beste vertoon.Noordelikes-Goodwood (56/1) het ewen-

eens verspotmaklikmet 9 paaltjies teenHel-derberg (117) gewen.

V In die Boland-Premierliga sal Bracken-fell die komende Saterdag tuis teen die Paarlkragte meet.

Durbanville gee Bellville afgedankste loesing in klubkrieket

THOMAS CAROLUS

Bellstar United captainMerickVlotmanhas urged caution ahead of his side’scrucial league clash against Orient FC

at Manenberg on Saturday.“All teams in the SAB League are in the

division on merit and deserve to be respect-ed. That will be our attitude when we travelto Manenberg.“They beat us 4-3 in the Nedbank Cup ear-

ly in the season. Our league form has beenindifferent, but is also significantly betterthan Orient FC. We have to ensure they donot throw away the form book and get thebetter of us again. Our record against themis already woeful as it is.’’Vlotman stressed the importance for his

side to focus on their own game and notdwell on the opponents.“We are giving as many players as possi-

ble game time as we prepare for the chal-lenge, not only of the remaining games of thefirst round, but also the crowded secondhalf.Weare going to need every player as injuries

and suspensions will be inevitable.”The team from Belhar need to be ready to

step up their effort. Factor in travelling timethat is going to come into play, and you willsee why it is important to prepare the wholeteam for the challenge.There is one guarantee, however, the fans

can expect a thunderous encounter, and theplayers have called on the Bellstar Unitedfans to continue giving them support.Orient FC are by no means a bad side and

their forwards can hurt with their pace, Wehave done our homework and we should beready for them.’’Vlotman is also aware of the opponent’s

pacey forwards and want his side to go forthe kill and be ready for anything.The crafty midfielder also adds that the

Manenberg team are a technically disci-plined side and should not be taken lightly.Sticking to our game plan will be very im-portant for us because we face a very techni-cally disciplined side who are good at coun-ter attacking football and set pieces. There’sreally no room for error’’.

Bellstar back up theirgame for Orient clash

SportPage 16 | Woensdag, 28 Januarie 2015Onder redaksie van Stehan SchoemanTel: 021 910 6500 | e­pos: sport@tygerburger.co.zawww.tygerburger.co.za

START YOUR NEWYEAR WITH THEBEST PRICES ON

BIG BRANDS!

START YOUR NEWYEAR WITH THEBEST PRICES ON

BIG BRANDS!

WHEREYOU

FEELSPECI

AL

PASSENGER ALLOY WHEEL COMBOS

175/65TR14FromR4 995

Octane

195/50VR15FromR5 995

Lemans

205/40WR17FromR7 495

Flyer

SIZE FROM13”WHEELS R2 59014”WHEELS R2 99015”WHEELS R3 590

SIZE FROM17”WHEELS R4 69018”WHEELS R6 290

Passenger Wheels WHEELS: Prices per set of 4 and include VAT and fitting. TYRES: Prices include fitting, but exclude valves and balancing. Prices are subject to fitment in-store, while stocks last.Stockists of Bridgestone and Firestone and all other leading brands of tyres. Offers are valid from 26 January to 9 February 2015. All tyre prices exclude the tyre levy.

RCS: Revolving plan (10% repayment); 24 & 36 month budget plans. No deposit. RCS Terms & Conditions apply.

w w w . a u t o q u i p . c o . z a

‘My School Cards’accepted atall stores.

FOLLOWUS

FREEINSTOREPerformance Shock Absorbers

Budget Passenger Tyres Firestone Passenger Tyres

SIZE TREAD PRICE155/80TR13 MULTIHAWK R 495175/65TR14 MULTIHAWK R 595195/65VR15 TZ200 R 850205/55VR16 TZ200 R 895

SIZE TREAD PRICE155/80TR13 DAYTON R 449175/65TR14 DAYTON R 495225/40YR18 DT30 R1 095

Bridgestone High Performance Tyres Best Brands of SUV & 4x4 Tyres

Pirelli High Performance Tyres

SIZE TREAD PRICE195/50VR15 MY01 R 695205/55VR16 EP200 R1 095205/55WR16 ER300 RFT R1 295205/40WR17 RE002 R 895225/45VR17 EP200 R1 395225/40WR18 RE002 R1 795

SIZE TREAD PRICE215/80TR15 DESTINATION R1 195245/75SR15 DESTINATION R1 59531X10.50R15 SC-ATR R1 995245/70SR16 D697 R1 650245/70HR16 SC-ATR R1 895265/70TR16 SC-ATR R2 195265/65TR17 D697 R2 195255/60HR18 SC-ATR R2 495

SIZE TREAD PRICE185/60HR15 P1 CINTURATOVERDE R 895205/55VR16 P7 CINTURATO R 995225/45WR17 P7 CINTURATO R1 395225/45WR17 P7 CINTURATO R-F R1 895

DWFCOL

L51

8470

/TY

• Tyger Valley(021) 914-3707330 Durban Road

JANJIRA

Tel: Office Hours 021 591 2877

ASHLEY: 083 261 9745 THABISO: 078 8499 194

332 Voortrekker Road, Goodwood, 7490

MOTOR CITY

R79 995R79 9952006 RENAULT CLIO

AUTOMATICE/W, AIR-CON,P/S, C/L, A/L,RADIO/CD

2006 RENAULT CLIOAUTOMATIC

E/W, AIR-CON,P/S, C/L, A/L,RADIO/CDFINANCE AVAILABLEFINANCE AVAILABLE

X1PN3FYD-AL280115

Switch to

Smile 90.4FM

RACING: A MIX OF OLD WINNERS TO BURN RUBBER AT KILLARNEY

History on the track

The ex­Jody Scheckter Formula 1Tyrrell Cosworth V8 is seen hereduring a practise session atKillarney prior to the internatio­nal Passion for Speed meeting.PHOTO: DAVE COLINS

ADRIAN PHEIFFER

Koos Swanepoel, one of the Cape’s grea-test racing drivers and winner of theinaugural South African Saloon Car

Championship in 1964, can be seen in actionagain during the international Passion forSpeed meeting at Killarney on 7 February.TheDurbanville resident is due to takehis

place at thewheel of the potent Elva Porschesports car previously driven by Dawie Gousand Luki Botha before Koos drove it in thelate 1960’s. The vehicle has recently beencompletely rebuilt and fitted with a new

quad cam RSK Porsche motor.Another feature of the meeting will be the

return of Formula 1 to the northern suburbcircuit for the first time since the CapeGrand Prixmany long years ago. These carsare going to include Jody Scheckter’s 007-1Tyrrell/CosworthV8withwhich hewon the1974 British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch, aswell as the SwedishGPatAndersdorp,whileon his way to finishing third in the Formula1 World Championship that year.The balance of the single seater Fransch-

hoek contingent will feature the ex- SamTingle F1 Repco LDS, designed by South Af-

rica’s Doug Serrurier, as well as a Formula2 TeamGunston Chevron B25 and a Ford en-gined Formula Atlantic March 78B.The cars will stage a series of high speed

demo runs and will also be available for in-spection in the pit area.Entries in the sports car races include a

brutal Lola T70 coupe, entered as tribute tothe identical model raced by former worldchampion John Surtees, Mike d’Udy and Pe-ter deKlerk at LeMans, Spa and theNurbur-gring.It was brought to South Africa by Paul

Hawkins, a charismaticAustralianwhodro-

ve it to amagnificent victory in the 1967Cape3-Hour race atKillarney. This closedGTver-sion is going to be up against a pair of T-70open Spydermodels in the hands ofMark duToit and Rui Campos.There will also be events for modern Ex-

treme Supercars that will see sophisticatedFerrarimodels up against Americanmusclelike Charl Arangies giant V10, 8-lire DodgeViper coupe.Two-wheel enthusiasts will be pleased to

hear that Mick Grant, eight times winner ofthe prestigious Isle of Man TT, is part of agroup of top riders attending.