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HELIUM BALLOONS: FLY FROM ROBBEN ISLAND

A fundraising floater

ANDR BAKKES

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alloons? Check! Wind? Check! Support

crew? Check!

Green to go! Commence the pouring

of the water!

Matt Silver-Vallance (36) upsets the equi-

librium that keepshimgroundedbypouring

water out of a container.

Slowly he ascends into the sky above Rob-

ben Island. The sky itself doesnt give him

butterflies, but rather the imminent reunion

with terra firma on the main land.

A watery landing also gives him cold feet.

Matt reckons the chance to be eaten by a

shark is definitely not more than 50 %.

This brave and imaginative ex-pat could

at this verymoment be attempting his auda-

cious balloon flight from Robben Island.

Planning

Years of planning has now left the huge

crew waiting on the weather.

When they get the go-ahead, Matt will do

his best impression of 78-year-old Carl Fre-

dricksen in the animated movie Up! all in

the name of the Nelson Mandela Childrens

Hospital.

TygerBurger contacted the modern day,

philanthropic superhero Balloon-man to

hear what possessed him to try something

so preposterous. He laughs.

It was actuallymy best friends idea after

we had a couple of glasses of wine! Most peo-

ple generally think its crazy after hearing

the first sentence!

The SouthAfricanNavys CommanderDi-

eter Jones (who also takes part in the fateful

days events) confirms this when he says: I

thought it was a crazy idea initially!

Worthy cause

This fundamental notion is oft justified

once one sees the bigger picture (much big-

ger than oneman attached to 200 heliumbal-

loons floating over the sea).

As the naval commander substantiates:

Its a worthy cause and the Navy always

likes to get involved in fundraising events,

particularly given the connection to Mr

Mandelas legacy!

V To page 2.

Before 27 April, Matt Silver

Vallance will drift under South

African flagcoloured helium

filled balloons from Robben

Island to a beach somewhere

between Paarden Island and

Melkbosstrand.

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Competition:

Two readers can each win double tickets to a

prescreening of the movie, The Host, with

SterKinekor as well as a copy of the book.

The movie is an adaptation of a Stephanie

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In addition, the Robben Island Balloon Run

will enjoy the support of the Royal Cape

Yacht Club, which will be out in full force

on the day of the stunt.

Matt says the main drive behind his deci-

sion to tempt the gods of reasonwere the fact

that he worked for a long time as a para-

medic in the Western Cape ambulance serv-

ice and had the opportunity to interact with

the incredible Red Cross Childrens Hos-

pital.

So when the opportunity presented itself

to help raise funds for the Nelson Mandela

Childrens Hospital he grabbed it with both

hands.

One of these hands will take an airgun

with him into the air, which he will use to

shoot balloons when he wants to descend.

Thats right! He is going to shoot the bal-

loons one by one! He laughs again.

It is the best bb gun in the world!

As for the sharks, he jokedwithhisBritish

friends that there will be sharks patrolling

the water and literally waiting for him to

drop into the water.

Theyre convinced that I will be eaten by

a shark! Convinced! he says incredulously.

For the timebeing these fearswill not keep

him up at night. It is, however, tormenting

to wait for that weather update from the eN-

CA climatologists.

When there is no chance of rain and the

wind blows less than 10 knots in a north-

westerly direction thenMatt will change in-

to Ba-Loony man!

FollowMatt on Twitter @BalloonBloke or

on Facebook.com/RobbenIslandBalloon-

Run. If members of the public want to do-

nate, they can make online donations at

www.balloonrun.com or SMS theword bal-

loon to 40301 in order to donate R20 to the

Nelson Mandela Childrens Hospital.

JamesBond theme

at Iris House dance

Join Iris House for a James Bond

themed Dinner Dance Evening on 6

April from 19:00 to 00:00 at Wolraad

Woltemade School in Meerhofstaat

Street, Bothasig.

There will be live entertainment,

estate wines on the tables, raffles, a

lucky draw, goodie bags and a

buffet meal.

Tickets cost R150 per person and

one should bring ones own drinks.

Iris House is a vibrant charity

committed to enriching the quality

of life for special needs children

and young people with life-limiting

or life-threatening conditions and

providing support for their families.

V For more information or to book a ticket

one should phone 021 559 0800 or go to

www.irishouse.org.

DESIRE RORKE

Hoe sal jy met R5 miljoen rand woeker om

jou onderneming uit te brei, sou jy die kans

gegun word?

Vir die entrepreneur, Adele Lourens van

Protea Village, is dit n voor die handliggen-

de kwessie en sy s met oortuiging en gees-

drif: Ek sal elke wassery in die ganse Brac-

kenfell uitkoop en omskep in n reuse-eko-

vriendelike onderneming, wat die

gemeenskap onderskraag.

Oortuiging, omdat sy vas glo in haar kon-

sep, wat haar n onderneming n plek onder

die twaalf finaliste in die Suid-Afrikaanse

realiteits-televisieprogram, The Big Break

Legacy, besorg het. En, geesdrif, omdat sy

vandeesweek Johannesburg toe vertrek vir

di twee maande lange avontuur.

In di reeks, wat nou in sy tweede seisoen

is,moet twaalf entrepreneursvanregoordie

land meeding om te bepaal wie die beste sa-

ke-idee het.

Elke week word n nuwe uitdaging gestel

en uiteindelik sal die wenner wegstap met

die groot prys: n R5 miljoen-belegging in sy

of haar onderneming.

Adele, n ma van drie, was een van 7 000

aansoeke wat vanjaar ontvang is, en haar

konsep het groot aftrek geniet.

My sake-idee is om my wassery te om-

skep in n omgewingsvriendelike onderne-

ming wat die plaaslike gemeenskap betrek.

Ek wil die hele onderneming op f wind-

f sonkrag bestuur en die water herwin en

gebruik om die blombeddings te versorg.

Daarby wil ek ook my onderneming om-

skep in een wat die gemeenskap ophef, s

sy. Dit wil sy doen deur n naaldwerkprojek

onderplaaslikevroue te beginommateriaal-

wassakke en ander wasserytoebehore te

maak. Dievrouekandit danaanonsklinte

verkoopomhulself te bemagtig en ookbydra

tot die omgewing deur plastiekwassakke

stelselmatig uit te faseer, s sy.

Adelewil ook eersdaags die vier vrouewat

vir haar werk, bemagtig met winsdeling in

die onderneming.

Ekglovasdat dit die vroue n sterkgevoel

van eiewaarde sal gee, wat sodoende die on-

derneming sal versterk, s sy.

Entrepreneurskap bruis deurAdele se are

en sy het van kleintyd al geweet wat sy wil

doen.

Toe ek 6 was, het ek al begin om my sak-

geld aan tewend om lekkergoed te verkoop,

vertel sy laggend en voeg by dat sy alles van

entrepreneurskap geleer het by haar pa,

Adolf Franzsen, ook n plaaslike sakeman.

Hy is my rolmodel enmy held en een van

die beste sakemense wat ek ken.

Adele het n haar skoolloopbaan byLaRo-

chelle in die Paarl, haarself bekwaam in ge-

sondheid en skoonheid voordat sy op di ge-

leentheid afgekom het om n afgeremdewas-

sery, Skoongewas Laundromat, in Protea

Village weer op te bou.

Ons is baie ernstig oor die diens wat ons

lewer en ken ons klinte op hul name. Ons

wil saam met die gemeenskap werk om die

spreekwoordelike vuil wasgoed van huis-

houdelike geweld, drank en dwelmmisbruik

en tienerswangerskappe, skoon te was, s

sy.

The Big Break Legacy begin op 4 Mei om

21:00 op SABC 2.

Ekoonderneming Adele se dryfveer

Adele Lourens van Skoongewas in Protea Village sal eersdaags te sien wees in die SABC se

realilteitsprogram, The Big Break Legacy. FOTO: DESIRE RORKE

Huge veld fire finally calmed

A huge veld fire posed a serious threat to properties near Melkbosstrand on Saturday, but

diligent firefighters prevented this. PHOTO: MICHAEL HAYES

ANDR BAKKES

A huge veld fire which started near a Melk-

bosstrand dumpsite brought out the best of

firefighters in trying conditions on Satur-

day.

Theo Layne, spokesperson for the City of

Cape Town Fire and Rescue Services, says

that the blaze could have caused serious

damage to property had it not been for the

sterling work done by the 78 firefighters and

the two helicopters.

The fire started at about 11:00 on Satur-

day and at about 20:30 it was under control

and at 04:45 the next morning it was finally

extinguished, he elaborates.

The gale force wind and the inaccessible

nature of the terrain made their task infi-

nitely more difficult.

He says that there were a total of 20 fire

fighting vehicles near the scene at any given

time.

The cause of the fire is still unknown, but

Layne can confirm that it started near the

dumpsite close to the R27.

The fire quickly spread and soon the

Duynefontein veld on both sides of the R27

was burning.

Several propertieswere in danger of being

caught up in the flames, which could even

have resulted in injuries, but this was ulti-

mately avoided. According to Layne no one

sustained any injuries.

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NADINE MOODIE

With the Easter bunny making his rounds

over the rainy Easter weekend that just

passed, TygerBurger caught up with the

Western Capes traffic chief, Kenny Africa,

to hear what the citys roads were like this

past weekend.

Africa says that the provinces citizens

need to be commended for their good behav-

iour over the Easter weekend.

Our people really assisted the traffic de-

partment this weekend and did not take ex-

tra chances with injuring peoples lives

with high speeds.

This year six people lost their lives on the

provinces roads over the long weekend,

which is a small decrease from other years.

Last year 11 people lost their lives and

the year before 13 people passed away on

our roads.

Even though the number of deaths is

much lower, its still six lives too many,

says Africa.

At 15:00 on Easter Monday Sir Lowrys

Pass welcomed 5 500 cars back into Cape

Town, where cars were seen lining up for

up to 7 km andmoving between 5 km/h and

10 km/h speeds.

Africa says that even though people were

generally well-behaved some individuals

still took chances on the roads.

This year 56 drivers were arrested for

breaking the law and driving under the in-

fluence of alcohol.

We also stoppedmore than 21 000 cars on

our roads of which more than 1 000 were

taken into police custody.

He adds that the highest speeds recorded

were on the N1s so-called Road of Death

near Beaufort West, with speeds up to

195 km/h.

Transporting drugs on the provinces

roads has become a terrible illegal habit of

the citys road users.

This weekend people were arrested with

magic mushrooms, dagga, tik andmandrax

in their cars.

Even though car safety education has

been in all forms of media, five buses and

three taxis were impounded, because they

were not safe.

And three drivers were also caught with

false documents in their possession.

This year the province also handed out

more than 3 000 summonses to the value of

more than R1,5 million.

Closer to home ER24s Werner Vermaak

reported that a 30-year-old man was killed

in a fatal car accident on Otto Du Plessis

Drive in Table View.

This came after the car overturned and

he was flung out. Three other passengers

were also injured and taken to hospital in

the process, but two were discharged from

hospital and are recovering.

Table View polices station commander,

W/O Matthee says that the driver was

chargedwith culpable homicide and drunk-

en driving.

Africa says that every life is precious and

that each accident has its own merits and

should therefore not be taken lightly.

We need to educate our people about

road safety. Our next aim is to ensure that

we have a safe festive season on our prov-

inces roads.

Allinall a safe road Easter

Despite an increase in traffic during the Easter weekend, the number of casualties on the roads

decreased when compared with last year. PHOTO: EDREA DU TOIT

More Eastermagic at

GrandWest Casino

Easter at GrandWest casino is always

something to remember. There will be

plenty of Easter magic until 7 April for

children.

Youngsters can get into the spirit of the

season by having their faces painted while

the balloon sculptor will create a wide

variety of balloon animals and figures,

especially for them.

And the favourite character at this time

of year will undoubtedly be the friendly

and very interactive Easter bunny who is

looking forward to meeting his young fans

at GrandWest.

For adults not quite prepared to bet their

money on the Easter bunny, a quick visit

to Rose the Tarot card reader between

19:30 and 20:10 may tell them everything.

Call GrandWest on 021 505 7777.

ANDR BAKKES

World Water Day was celebrated by the

City of Cape Town, councillors and De

Waveren Primary School at GrandWest

Casino last week Tuesday.

After the speeches and talks covering

issues suchashealthandsafety, thedesig-

nated area next to GrandWest was

cleaned up.

After this medals were given to learn-

ers of De Waveren Primary and then

guests were taken to the casinos new

Worm Farm.

Plenty of dignitaries such as Grand-

Wests environmental officer, Rhulani

Hlungwane, chairperson of Subcouncil 4,

Clive Justus, water saving communica-

tions officer, Farouk Robertson, and

GrandWest operations manager, Matanz-

ima Pae, had something to say about the

importance of water.

Councillor Cedric Thomas closed off

proceedings and summed it all up when

he said: If we stop to think and ask Why

World Water Day well begin to see the

reasoning behind it that will create with-

in us a better understanding of this mag-

nificent day that is celebrated all over the

world.

TheUnitedNationshas startedanden-

dorsed many causes in the interest of hu-

manity under its banner, and World Wa-

ter Day has proved to be one of the most

successful ones because it involves every-

one water is life and 2013 has been

themed as the year of cooperation.

Thomas went on to remind everyone

that South Africa is a water scarce coun-

try and that it is the 30th driest country

in the world.

Last year the water and sanitation de-

partment implemented its three-year

Keep SavingWater strategy to improve

water saving across the City by 27 % per

year.

Thomas touched on this as well: It has

been very exciting thus far, because we

have managed to engage our communi-

ties and businesses about water saving

throughout the year.

As a city we have declared the entire

month of March as our Water Month be-

cause it affords us so many opportunities

to highlight our water saving objectives

to all the sectors of our society.

To report a water leak or a fault in awa-

ter pipe contact the Call Centre on

0860 10 30 89 or SMS 31373, or email ater-

[email protected].

WorldWater Day celebrated

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Artists come together to help rhino

Watch artists coming together at Seaside

Village shopping mall to help save the

rhino.

The social art exhibition will attract

artists such as Michelle Batchelder,

Marcelle van Zyl, Bloopsworld, Lynne

Menge and Mare Bruwer, to mention but

a few.

They will, in essence, be painting

rhinos to save rhinos.

From 5 to 7 April between 11:00 and

16:00 the artists will be showcasing their

works. The exhibition, which is organised

by Batchelder, will benefit the I will be

your voice initiative, which was started

by South African singer, Rozanne Visagie.

Visagie will distribute the funds to the

Chipembere Rhino Foundation that

protects and rehabilitates our countrys

rhino.

For more information contact Michelle

on 072 760 0088 or Rozanne on 072 247 0786.

Drop your cardboard in recycling cage

Recycling is like paying your TV licence:

its the right thing to do.

Cheshire Homes in Corsa Street,

Milnerton has set up a wire cage on their

premises to collect cardboard.

Community members and local compa-

nies are encouraged to stop by and drop

in cardboard. For more information

contact Mr Bosman on 021 552 2120 or

Brenda van der Poll on 021 558 2331.

TANDYLEE MARINUS

It is said that figure skating requires the el-

egance of royalty and the grace of a balleri-

na.

For sisters Amy-Jade and Michealynn

van der Vent of Blue Downs, the two seem

almost a perfect enough match.

The two who started skating at a young

age, share their love for ice-skating which

transpired after a switch from ballet.

Michealynn who has been skating since

the age of three, attends Tuscany Glen Pri-

mary school and Amy-Jade, skating since

the age of five, is at Malibu High School.

I felt a little pressured because I was

very young, said Amy-Jade.

They recently participated in the Trophy

DEcosse held inDumfries, Scotland as part

of TeamSilhouette of theWesternCape that

represented South Africa.

Certain requirements had to be obtained

to qualify as part of the team.

We were very happy when we heard the

news and proud of our team being allowed

to showcase our talent overseas, they said.

Team Silhoutte returned triumphedwith

a third place and bronze medal.

This medal was one of our greatest

achievements. It took a lot of dedication,

hard work and sacrifice to be where we are

today, added Amy-Jade.

Their mother Mary-Ann, who is a huge

influence in their lives says: Availability

and being committed as parents, encourag-

es them to persevere. I am so proud of them

being able to achieve what they have

achieved. I am running over with pride,

she said.

Although the sisters only looked to ice-

skating as a hobby, which they stopped be-

tween 2006 and 2008, 2010 saw them return

actively, after which they became part of

the national team in 2011.

The Van der Vent sisters engage in pri-

vate lessons, individual and synchronised

group lessons, most of which is done at the

GrandWest ice-rink.

We look forward to being on the ice and

to learn new stuff from the coach who al-

ways tells us to enjoy ourselves, said

Michealynn.

Brought up in a religious household, the

sisters strive on staying humble.

Parents should support their children

by playing an active role in their lives,

said Mary-Ann.

The two prove to be more than just ath-

letes; Amy-Jade plays the drums while

Michealynn practises the piano.

I only played the keyboard and started

with the smaller songs, but started taking

it seriously this year, said Michealynn.

Sisters graceful,

delicate on ice

The talented Van der Vent sisters, from left:

AmyJade and Michealynn.

GARY VAN DYK

Powerhouse Ministries from Bellville is

taking a powerfulmessage into the commu-

nity through drama.

Lastweek theywere at theLeonsdaleCiv-

ic Centre with their production, Lappop

(Ragdoll), and they want to take that mes-

sage to wherever it is needed.

Dr Zoe van derMerwe is the pastor at the

church who wrote the play and explained

that it was done by young people from the

church, who give a year of their lives to the

bible school and community projects, like

the play.

We realised that there are so many so-

cial problems out there and we need more

people who are prepared to jump in and

make a difference, she said.

That is why the play was written, to

reach the hearts of people who may be af-

fected by all these social problems and to

inspire them to aim for a better quality of

life.

The interesting aspect is that many of

our students have come from that journey

of drug and alcohol abuse, crime and physi-

cal abuse which is portrayed in the play

but they survived it and found hope in

their lives again.

Van der Merwe pointed out that the play

is a classic story which place in our own

lives every day, as well as in the lifes of

those around us.

All of us struggle with the questions of

life at one stage or another and in effect all

of us sometimes feel like a ragdoll.

We decided to write a play to bring a

message of hope to all people and not just

to do the normal church preaching.

In this play everybody will be able to

identify (themselves) or situations in your

life.

Sometimes we end up on the ashoop

(dunghill), and when life comes with pain,

hurt and rejection, we all lose hope.

Van der Merwe explains the Power Team

is a group of students from different areas

and backgrounds with one common goal

to serve God with everything in them.

For more information about the produc-

tionVan derMerwe can be contacted on 072

925 8672, 021 914 0799, or email zoe@zoe-

life.co.za.

Drama bringsmessage of hope

Heinrich Maasdorp, left and Brandon Felix in a scene from the production that took place at

the Leonsdale Civic Centre last week.

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Star treats: On Easter Saturday Somerset Hospital was on the receiving end of sweet

treats when UCT Radio presenter Steven Taylor (left), and actors Hakeem KaeKazim

(known for his roles in the Fresca TV advert, Hotel Rwanda and XMen) and Jessica

Kennedy Parker (Smallville and 90210) handed out Easter eggs to patients at the hospital.

Both actors are in Cape Town to film the series Black Sails. With them is Somerset

hospitals communications officer Marilyn Philander.

The City of Cape Town has launched the

next step in the implementation of the my-

connect payment system for the MyCiTi

bus.

As of last weekend, all passengers will be

required to tap their cards against card

readers, called validators, when entering

and leaving the buses or stations.

Doing this will ensure better manage-

ment of the fare system. By requiring our

passengers to tap-in and out when they en-

ter and exit the system we can better moni-

tor the service and improve it to meet the

changing needs of our passengers. The in-

troduction of tap in and outwill also reduce

the possibility for people to evade paying

for travel on MyCiTi, said Brett Herron,

mayoral committee member for transport,

roads and stormwater.

Validators have been installed at MyCiTi

bus stations gates and the front of all feeder

buses. Passengers will be required to tap

their card twice: firstly, against the in

validator when boarding a bus or entering

a station and the second time is when dis-

embarking a bus or leaving a bus station

on the out validator.

Passengers who fail to tap when leaving

the system, or tap against the wrong ma-

chine, will be charged a penalty fee.

You will also be charged a penalty fare

if you do not have enough money on your

card to coveryour entire fare.Thiswill hap-

pen if your card has enoughmoney for your

R5,30 boarding fare, said Herron.

Fare evaders may be prosecuted and

charged a penalty fare of up to R210,00.

When you hold your card against the

validator and see a yellow light, remove it

andwait. A green light and one beepmeans

the transaction was successful, he ex-

plained.

The costs of trips will remain the same,

namely: R5,30 for feeder buses, R10,60 for

trunk buses, and R57,00 for the airport.

Visit www.myciti.org.za.

Tap in and out ofMyCiTi

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Spreading Easter cheer to all

Easter is for everyone! After appealing to the public for Easter

eggs, Circle of Friends collected 344 gift bags that were distrib

uted to members of Reygercourt, Huis Pikkie, Huis Zonnekus

and Huis Ysterplaat. Circle of Friends says that they received

more donations than expected, which meant that they were

able to bless more seniors on Good Friday morning. The day

was filled with activity and volunteers came from far and wide

to hand out gift packs to the residents of these facilities.

Tielman Krige and Alberta Krige from Huis Ysterplaat enjoying the Easter celebrations.

Mrs Enever from Huis Ysterplaat still enjoys

Easter at 101 years old.

Huis Zonnekus resident Yvonne Bento and event organiser Clarissa Witten share some stories.

Easter is for everyone. Zoe le Roux hands Huis

Zonnekus resident Trudy Moller something

sweet to celebrate Easter.

An example of the gift pack put together by Circle of Friends.

A resident of Durbanville Hills was very

pleased that, just a day after he contacted

TygerBurger about his dirty bath water, a

municipal worker came to check his water

quality.

According toBillHoskin the clarity of his

tap water had been poor for at least 10 days

after amajor pipelinewas repaired inErica

Road.

I start to fill my bath from the hot water

cylinder that had also been tainted with

the influx of dirty water, but is relatively

clear now.

Its when I turned on the cold tap that

the water quickly became dirty, he said.

He was very pleased when a municipal

worker rang his door bell the day after he

spoke to TygerBurger and asked to see the

colour of his tap water.

All the dirt had been flushed out of the

branch pipe that feeds our property.

Apparently only the main feeder pipe

descending down Erica Road had been

flushed after the repair had beenmade, he

said.

Ernest Sonnenberg, mayoral committee

member for utility services of the City of

Cape Town, said after the city received the

complaint via TygerBurger on Friday 22

March, the district manager of the water

and sanitation department for the area im-

mediately dispatched a team to flush the

pipeline.

Residents experiencing anywater-relat-

ed problem are urged to report it immedi-

ately using the correct reporting channels

and not to wait for 10 days and then go to

the media, he said.

People must contact the citys call centre

on 0860 103 089 or send an SMS to 31373.

Bath water amuddy affair

It is evident that

the water in

Hoskins bath

tub is polluted.

7NUUS

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City authorities last week again appealed to

members of the public to stay well clear of

the Seli 1 wreck lying along the Table View

coast.

The South African Navy in a joint opera-

tion with several of the city departments

and environmental agencies weakened the

wreck recently through a series of explo-

sions.

Given that the wreck has been substan-

tially weakened, it constitutes a danger and

is thereforeunsafe, saidWilfredSolomons-

Johannes of the citys disaster riskmanage-

ment centre.

The public is warned not to approach

within 100 metres of the wreck.

The weakening of the wreck was a

planned outcome of the operation, and was

intended to pave the way for ocean forces

to collapse thewreckonto the seabedduring

the coming winter.

The wreck will be continuously moni-

tored to determine if the objectives of the

operation have been met, and whether any

further work is required to break the Seli

1 up further.

City says Seli 1 still dangerous, stay away

Over the past six years, every month the

Holistic Fayre inBothasig has invited and

encouraged love, harmony and friend-

ship in the greater Bothasig and Edge-

mead area.

The spreading of this energy has al-

ways been of the utmost importance for

organisers and it has apparently spilled

over resulting in numerous benefits to the

broader community.

Over the years numerous exhibitors

have hosted stalls.

To commemorate this holistic event

About Holistic and M.E.R.C.Y. Animal

Rescue are proud to announce a Belly

Dancing Extravaganza, to be held on 6

April at the Bothasig Community Hall. Be

charmed by seven different northern sub-

urb belly dancing schools as they capti-

vate you with their talent and beauty.

Enter the Free Magic Word Competi-

tion and stand a chance to win some in-

credible prizes, such as belly dance les-

sons, and three weeks access to the Mon-

eyMakingMoves programme. Cedar Spar

is also sponsoring a surprise prize.

If youwant to enter then just listen care-

fully when the Belly Dancers are an-

nounced, as they will supply you with a

MagicWord collected all seven words.

Visit website www.aboutholistic.co.za

for more. On this site one can also read

more about the different talks.

Join them on Saturday, 6 April, at the

Bothasig Community Hall in Link Road

between 10:00-16:00. Entrance costs R5.

Much love at Holistic Fayre

Die Egiptiese vereniging van Suid-Afrika

bied op Dinsdag 30 April vanaf 19:30 n inte-

ressante praatjie aan by die St Georges

Grammar School in Mowbray.

Dr. Salima Ikram, professor in Egiptolo-

gie aandieAmerikaanseUniversiteit inKa-

iro, is die spreker.

Sy gaan praat oor Mummies in antieke

Egipte.

Ikram is nwreldbekende Egiptoloog. Sy

besoek die land onder die vaandel van prof.

Sakkie Cornelius van die Universiteit Stel-

lenbosch se department van antieke stu-

dies.

Die twee geleerdes gaan tydens n navor-

singsprojek diere-mummies bestudeer, wat

deel uitmaak van die uitstallings in die Izi-

ko-museum in Kaapstad.

Die Egiptiese vereniging het Ikram se be-

soek help moontlik maak met geldelike by-

draes.

Die koste vir die praatjie is R50 vir lede

en R70 vir nie-lede. Dit sluit in n gesellig-

heid na die tyd waar hulle Ikram kan ont-

moet.

Sitplek is beperk tot sowat 250 en die orga-

niseerders vra dat belangstellendes so gou

moontlik bespreek om teleurstelling te

voorkom.

Skakel Jean Smith by 021 557 5082,

073 189 9626 of [email protected] vir be-

sprekings.

Egiptoloog hou praatjie

Dr. Salima Ikram is die spreker by die volgende samekoms van die SuidAfrikaanse Egiptiese

vereniging.

Its once again time for Mr and Miss Melk-

bos, so if youarebetween sevenand 25years

old then the time to enter is now! Last years

event was a great success and this year it

promises to be bigger and better. Entries

close on 8 April and the gala morning will

take place on 20 April.

One doesnt have to wear a bikini and no

modelling experience is necessary.

There will also be a work shop for those

interested. Email ckmodelstudio@gmail or

call Christille Koen on 072 417 5133 or Cindy

Koen on 084 319 3077 to enter or get more in-

formation.

Auditions open forMr&MissMelkbos

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NEWS



At stations

TAP IN on the validator at the access gates to enter.

TAP OUT on the validator at the access gates to leave.

At stops

TAP IN using the validator marked IN as you enter the bus.

TAP OUT using the validator marked OUT as you leave the bus.

Penalty

A R16 penalty fare (R65 on Airport ro ute) will be charged:

If you fail to TAP IN or TAP OUT

If you TAP IN using theOUT validator when you board a bus or you

TAP OUT using the IN validator when you leave the bus. If you do not

correct this immediately by tapping on the correct validator, you will

be charged a further penalty fare the next time you use the system.

You will also be charged a penalty fare if you do not have enough money

on your card for your complete journey. Check the validator for your balance.

When you see LowBalance, top up urgently.

Fare evaders may be prosecuted and charged a penalty fare of up to R210.

For more information: Call the Transport Information Centre (toll-free 24/7) 0800 65 64 63 Visit www.myciti.org.za

Tap In and TapOut

From30March2013 passengersmustTAP theirmyconnect card twice oncewhen

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NADINE MOODIE

Very few people can say that their chosen

vocation is their happy place. For most,

work is an absolute nightmare that pays the

bills and puts food on the table.

For Letitia de Beer from Melkbosstrand

her job is her happy place. She knew that her

calling was to be in the hospitality industry.

That is why it is no surprise that she took

top honours in the form of the Aleit TopAca-

demic Performance Award at her gradua-

tion.

Letitia says that after many people told

her that the industry would suit her, she de-

cided to do some research to see what it was

all about.

Iwas told that itwould fitmypersonality,

so I looked it up and loved what I read.

She enrolled for a three-year course at the

Institute ofCulinaryArts (ICA)and theAleit

Academy,where she spenther time learning

about food preparation, planning and event

management.

It was such a rewarding experience, be-

cause I achieved small things since I started

studying there.

Youre only as good as your last event,

she sayswhen asked about the tough compe-

tition in the industry.

And it seems that her events have spoken

louder than words, because what was sup-

posed to be a two-month internship at the

events and hiring company Red Hot, turned

into a full-time job.

Letitia was fortunate to travel to Zambia

as part of the eventsmanagement team, even

though she was just an intern. She believes

that she was selected, because she always

tries to do things wholeheartedly.

As for food, she says that her favourite

dishes are the ones that are likely associated

with her such as the blue cheese and

poached pear dessert.

The flavours reallymixwell together and

surprises ones palette with the bitter-sweet

combination.

She adds that even though shes done so

well, she still has a long way to go and that

for now getting a firm foundation in the in-

dustry is all that matters.

Dream career is

culinary arts

Letitia de Beer is a culinary star in the making.

Its not just an actors performance in

front of a live audience that is nerve

wracking but the fact that theyre being

judged by the watchful eyes of adjudica-

tors.

The annual Cape Amateur Theatre As-

sociation (CATA) awards were recently

held at the Masque Theatre in Muizen-

berg. Durbanville actress Fiona Tanner,

received the best actress in a play award.

Her performance in Milnerton Players

production of A Christmas Carolmore

or less was notable for the many charac-

ters she played.

First-time director Wayne Hendricks

fromTableView,walked offwith aCertif-

icate of Excellence for his sensitive direc-

tion ofThe Bus. This was presented earli-

er in 2012 and was a controversial play

dealing with homophobia, receiving sev-

eral nominations in the CATA awards.

Both these highly talented young peo-

ple are members of Milnerton Players

and are testament to the high quality of

productions that come from the local

community theatre.

The Players welcome anyone who has

an interest in theatre whether it be back-

stage, front of house or on the boards.

Therearemanysmall jobs thathelpmake

a production and while there is a lot of

hardwork involved, the results areworth

it. By just attending the productions

membersmake a contribution in keeping

the theatre alive.

Interested participants are encouraged

to attend the annual general meeting on

Friday 5 April at 19:00 for 19:30.

Lively entertainment will be presented

by Bonny White and six of her talented

young singers. Call 082 267 1061.

Awards for amateur

theatre denizens

Awardwinning actress Fiona Tanner during

her performance in A Christmas carol....more

or less.

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Teddy now leading HOGs

A group of 45 bikers got onto their Harley-

Davidson motorbikes recently on a charity

visit to the Fisantekraal Animal Welfare

(FAW) in Fisantekraal.

These bikers are all members of The Har-

ley Owners Group (H.O.G.) Tyger Valley.

HOGTyger Valley each year supports sev-

eralworthy charities, ofwhich the FAWwas

one this year.

In order to raise awareness, HOG Tyger

Valley has adopted a teddy bear, called

Harley Davey of Fisantekraal.

This cute little bear dressed in riding

gear goes on rides with his HOG family,

and even has his very own Facebook page!

Hes said to have come from Fisantekraal,

and is a big animal lover with everything

he does and everywhere he goes, he raises

funds and awareness for the FAW team.

On Saturday 16 March, the group of HOG

Tyger Valley brought donations for the

shop, visited the bathing container, the food

container and the treatment room, where

vaccinations are done once a month.

The members of HOG Tyger Valley have

now started putting some projects inmotion

to help FAW.

The FAW is a community-based, non-prof-

itable organisation working with the ani-

mals in Fisantekraal, Morningstar, and on

farms surrounding Durbanville.

The organisation was established in 1995

by a concerned Durbanville citizen, Rosa

Pheiffer, who discovered the dire situation

of the animals in Fisantekraal.

FAW now helps and advises residents

about animal care, provides subsidised food

and feeds animals, baths and dips dogs for

ticks, fleas, and helps sick animals, provides

kennels, assists with collars and runners,

vaccinates against rabies and other diseas-

es, and organises sterilisations.

Unwanted, neglected, or abused animals

are taken into foster care to try and find new

homes.

An average of 30 to 40 dogs are washed on

a Saturday morning by two or three volun-

teers, while up to 75 animals are vaccinated

on a vaccination day by only one person.

Between 10 and 15 animals are sterilised

every week. The FAW aims to sterilise over

1 000 animals this year.

All of this is done by 15 to 20 unpaid volun-

teers based in three shipping containers

with no electricity.

With the help of the Animal Anti-Cruelty

League, Tygerberg Animal Hospital, Dur-

banville Animal Hospital, and a small team

of dedicated volunteers, the conditions of

these animals are slowly, but surely improv-

ing.

However, with the increasingly tough

times, the organisation struggles to keep go-

ing. The organisation now also runs an in-

formal shop, selling donated items to the

people of Fisantekraal to raise funds.

The FAW always needs volunteers, funds,

and many other things and every little bit

counts. To find out how you can help, visit

www.faw.za.org, send an email to in-

[email protected] or phone 084 519 0380 or

076 799 0249.

A funworkshop on chillies and all youve ev-

er wanted to know about growing chillies,

will be hosted by the Durbanville Garden

Club on Saturday 27 April from 09:00 to 12:30

in the clubhouse at the Durbanville Rose

Garden.

Most people think you only get two kinds

of chillies green ones and red ones and

they burn!

I thought so too until I decided to investi-

gate, said Zelda Wahl of the Durbanville

Garden Club.

There are actually over 200 different

kinds of chillies available all taste different

and not all burn. They all add flavour and

can be included in most dishes, she said.

The subjects that will be covered will in-

clude how to grow chillies and add colour to

your summer garden, how to select chillies

for tasting and cooking.

There will be chilli products and herbs

and plants on sale.

The cost is R150 per person, including a

light lunch.

Book with Zelda on 082 888 0210 or send an

email to [email protected] before 20

April. Visit www.durbanvillegarden-

club.co.za for more information.

Winter is time

for some chilli

Newmeditation classes

A new series of meditation classes with

the Buddhist monk, Gen Pagpa, starts on

Thursday 11 April in the Durbanville

library. The classes will be presented

every Thursday from 17:45 to 18:45.

A once-off drop-in meditation class is

also presented on Wednesday 10 April

from 10:30 to 11:30.

The cost is R40 per class. Call 021 685

3428 or visit www.meditateincapetown.org

for more information.

Harley Davey, the adopted teddy bear of HOG Tyger Valley, attracted a lot of attention when

some members of HOG Tyger Valley visited the Fisantekraal Animal Welfare organisation. On the

right are children waiting for their puppies to be vaccinated.

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HOOFARTIKELBLAD

LEADER'S PAGE



Slagting op

ons paaie

duur voort

Dronkes, spoedvrate, kansvatters, uitge-

putte bestuurders en mense wat met

onpadwaardige voertuie ry, sorg jaarliks

dat die paaie tydens die Paastyd in rooi

getooi is.

Ongelukkig is dit ook die bloed van

wetsgehoorsame padgebruikers wat vloei

mense wat slagoffers is van motoriste

wat op blinde hoogtes verbysteek, voosge-

ryde bande wat bars en motoriste wat vol

wingerdsap kronkelend oor die pad

slinger. Wat moet die wetstoepassers nog

doen om hierdie slagting op ons paaie te

voorkom? Ondanks vermanings en

advertensieveldtogte ry n groot hoeveel-

heid langnaweek-motoriste nog asof hulle

op n renbaan is.

Die grootste sondaars bly steeds die

trop dronk bestuurders. Hulle moet

sonder verhoor baie diep in die tronk

agter tralies weggebre word.

Spoedvrate en kansvatters staan tweede

in die ry van skuldiges. Waarom kan

hulle nie maar n uur langer ry en veilig

by hul bestemmings aankom nie?

Voorts sorg die skedonkbrigade dat

motoriste in hul nabye omgewing in

gevaar is. Onpadwaardige voertuie hoort

eenvoudig nie tuis op ons land se paaie

nie en mag nie deur wetstoepassers

geduld word nie.

En die klaasvakies staan nie ver agter

hulle nie. Hoekom die lang pad vat as jy

baie moeg is? Die pad is n gevaarlike

slaapplek!

Kom ons staan in die toekoms saam

en hou die dood van ons paaie af!

And let us not

grow weary of

doing good, for in

due season we will

reap, if we do not

give up.

Galatians 6:9

HIGH IN THE VALLEY: Workers putting up new signage on the roof of the renovated Tyger Valley Centre on

Friday.

PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

HOOFARTIKEL

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

King Solomon said: When the

sentence for a crime is not

quickly carried out, the hearts

of the people are filled with

schemes to do wrong. The

Hebrews, using Gods laws,

including the 10 command-

ments as a basis, had no

prisons and very little crime.

Petty crimes were dealt with

by the offender paying suitable

restitution to the victim (not

the government!) to compen-

sate for their loss plus incon-

venience, and convicted serious

criminals like rapists and

murders received the death

penalty, thus permanently

removing them from society.

So bring back the death

penalty for murder and rape!

Of course, this Godly and

common sense approach was

before the modern psychobab-

ble of the humanists and

atheists, as propagated by

liberal professors at our

universities. Darwin proposed

that we are all just evolved

pond scum, that we come from

nothing and we are going

nowhere. Well, if you tell

young people often enough that

life is meaningless, and that

they are just animals, dont be

surprised if some act like that.

Marx said we are all victims of

economic circumstances. Freud

said we are victims of sexual

desires.

Based on all this rubbish,

hardened criminals are now

seen as victims of forces

beyond their control, to be

treated for their mental

illnesses, instead of punished

for their crimes. So we have

murderers and rapists walking

the streets without fear of

punishment, or nicely catered

for in prisons with their

victims and others tax money.

It would seem that student

Charmaine (Mentally normal

people dont rape, TygerBurg-

er 27 March) is learning this

humanistic drive very well.

In the real world we all have

the ability to chose right from

Becoming a

Godless society

What on earth happened to the

road from Sunningdale to the

N7?

They were meant to start that

in June 2012. I know public

transport is very important, but

what about the motorists? Table

View is an absolute nightmare.

If I do not leave my home at

06:00, the traffic is backed up to

my driveway and my house is

one and a half kilometres from

Blaauwberg Road.

Am I supposed to wake up at

04:00? I live in Gie Road, and

half of Parklands, Sunningdale,

Sunset Beach, etc. travels down

Gie road. Couldnt the town

planners ensure that the road

from Sunningdale was built

before closing off parts of

Blaauwberg and Koeberg Road?

What is the problem?

Dont you care about Table

View? Have pity on us, please!

CAROLINE BECHT

Table View

Do townplanners

not care about us?

I am a bit worried about the

state of the pavement/walkway/

bicycle way in Ratanga street,

Century City. This is on the

western side of the road from

the new BMW Motors (SMG) up

to the next robot south to

north. It is filthy with rubble,

papers, plastic and other stuff

hanging around the plants.

Most of these plants had their

days some two years ago.

Behind the substation

number 4211, in Ratanga Street

we have bergies sleeping

there with the cushions still in

place. Grass is taking over with

roots picking up the tarred

pavement. Plants and roots

claim half of the pavement

already. The trees on this side

are making alarm systems

short out because the tops of

the trees are growing through

the electrical wires.

The pavements next to the

BMW (SMG), eastern side are

cleaned on a weekly basis as

can be seen. Why clean up here

and not on the other side?

DP VAN ROOYEN

Email

Why clean one side

of road not other?

Dit is met groot hartseer dat n

mens lees van die sluiting van

Sothemba.

In wese was die skrif reeds

aan die muur, maar dit is nog

steeds baie hartseer. Soos met

baie ander nie-regeringsorgani-

sasies het befondsing eenvoudig

opgedroog. Ongelukkig is dit n

feit dat niks sonder geld gedoen

kan word nie. Tog voel ek dat

die kerk steeds n rol te speel

het in MIV/vigs. Ongelukkig is

die kerk te stil en word daar

nie baie of geen planne gemaak

om betrokke te raak nie. Die

uitdaging is om n stem te wees

vir hulle wat geraak word deur

MIV/vigs en om n helder lig te

skyn.

JOHAN BOUWER

Epos

Kerk kan ook rol

speel byMIV/vigs

SMSes

VMyhart gaanuit nadie vroutjie enouers

van Jannie Brink. Ons is 2 jaar en 8maan

dedeurdieselfdehartseerverderaanby

dieVissershokenContermanskloofvier

rigtingstop.Ons seun is 30mvergestoot,

terwyl hy al besig was om op te draai in

Visserhok. In die ander voertuig was n

mamma, met twee kleuters agter in haar

4x4. Sy was op haar selfoon besig. Tot

vandag hou sy vol hy het voor haar inge

draai.Mag haar ouers nooit deur die hart

seer en verlies gaan nie. Hywas ons seun.

Tree asb. op teen die mense. Stephanie

Hauptfleisch

VWell done to the city for trimming trees

protruding into public roads in suburbs.

These branches are really dangerous and

homeownersshould take initiative them

selves. Anon

V The best activity to do during Earth

Hour is to sleep. Anon

V Subcouncil creates jobs?! Please keep

unskilled/semiskilledworkersawayfrom

our fire hydrant valves. Now I know why

trees were so badly planted in Bonnie

Brook lastyear, some intheirplasticbags.

At least give them some training before

letting them loose on us they may land

up doingmore harm than good (if anybo

dy cares). Anon

V Dag na dag kyk ek uit my woonstel oor

die Woodbridgemeer en sien eienaars

methul honde. Sodradie hondontlas, kyk

die eienaarwegof draf net vinnig aan. La

ter kom stap die mammas met kleuters

en toeristemet kameras om die nekke en

hul staan opgewonde nader om die fla

minke te bekyk. Ek het op een dag vir n

rukkie die spul dopgehou. Van 32 honde

wat verby is, het 10 bolle gelos. Nie een

eienaar het die bolle opgetel nie! Jy weet

wie jy is. Eksien jouhiervanboaf.Eksmal

oor jul honde, maar so skaam vir jul self

sugtige gedrag. Die stukkie groen gras is

nie net vir jou en jou hond nie. Ander wil

dit ook geniet. AntiBolle

) SMSe kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord

Tyger, gevolg deur jou boodskap, na 45527.

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wrong, we are free moral

agents. Criminals should be

held responsible for their

actions, and punished accor-

dingly.

Having said that, why should

people be actually encouraged

to sin? Mass murderer Ted

Bundy admitted that pornogra-

phy had fuelled his murderous

spree, and research has shown

pornography to be a factor in

many rapes and murders. So

why is the Sexpo allowed in a

country with our horrific rape

statistics?

Schools already have a

religion it is the religion of

the secular humanists. Why

should the Christians that

make up 70 % of this country,

not be allowed Christian

instruction in the schools and

universities? Why are only

atheist/socialist/humanist ideas

allowed? Ideas have conse-

quences, and the result of

Godless thinking is a Godless

society.

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It is recommend-

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The walks are

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They will have a

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theatres across all

shows on that day.

The Host is a

romantic, science-

fiction action

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from Stephanie

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Writer/director

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which our world

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Most of humanity

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Wedding planning by Donato

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Wedding video by Gene

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Wedding favours by CK Ramics

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Sterrekykers leef passie uit

Besoekers van reg oor die land was by vanjaar se suidelike sterrefees. FOTO: PAUL KRUGER

DESIRE RORKE

Twee keer per jaar in die herfs en lente

vat n klompie aardbewoners die stofpadKa-

roo toe om die wonders van die hemelruim

deur hul teleskope te bewonder.

Hulle noem die geleentheid n sterrefees

en vir drie dae lank verloor hulle hulself in

hul passie vir die sterre. Hoe dan anders?

Ons is mos almal sterstof.

Vanjaarwasdie vyfdekeerwat die suideli-

ke sterrefees plaasgevind het en plaaslike

sterrekundige en stigter van die fees, Ed-

ward Foster van Elf Astronomy in Bracken-

fell, het metTygerBurger oor vanjaar se fees

gesels.

Edward en sowat 30 ander amateur-sterre-

kundiges van reg oor die stad en selfs ander

provinsies, het tussen 14 en 17 Maart by die

Bergwater Lodge in die omgewing van Pie-

tersfonteindam byeengekom.

Volgens hom is die gebied gewild js om-

dat daar so min lugbesoedeling is.

Die eerste item van die naweek het Vry-

dag vroegoggend om 01:00 reeds begin toe

Saturnus se ringevoor n ster inbeweeghet,

vertel hy en beskryf die helder ster wat hy

HD 128388 noem en die vier mane van Satur-

nus, wat ook deur die teleskope sigbaar was.

Teen 02:00 het die ster weer te voorskyn

gekom in die gaping tussen die binnerand

van die planeet en teen 03:23 het dit agter die

planeet verdwyn. Daarna moes almal weer

vasbyt tot 05:29 voor die ster uiteindelik ag-

ter die buiterand van die planeet se ringstel-

sel uitgedop het, vertel hy.

Daarna is die groep bittereinders bed toe

vir net n paar ure se slaap voordat die vol-

gende dag se observasies begin het.

Vrydagnag se bedrywighede is ingelui

met n blote oogtoer van die Melkweg, bege-

lei deur Edward, waarna die astrofotograwe

hulle kon toespits op verskeie astrofotogra-

fie-opdragte. Verder kon sterrekykers wat

hul soek- en sketsvaardighede wou slyp, n

lys diepruimte-voorwerpe met behulp van

sterrekaarte soek en skets.

Benewensdie sterrekykery, is daar ook in-

teressante praatjies vir die naweek gerel.

Alan Cassels het gepraat oor konstellasie-

mitologie enEwardFoster oordie oorsprong

van die Kaapse berge.

Maar volgens hom was die grootste waar-

de van die byeenkoms die talle gespreksge-

leenthede en die uitruil van idees.

Menskon jouverwonder aandie vinding-

rykheid wat daar ten toon gestel is. Bo aan

die lys is waarskynlik Johan Swanepoel se

massiewe ten volle outomatiese 20 duim-te-

leskoop, wat hy self gebou het en sy ewe vin-

dingryke volgtoestel, waarop hy sy kamera

gemonteer het, vertel hy.

In September vind die lente-sterrefees

plaas. Vir inligting hieroor en ander sterre-

kundige gebeurtenisse, besoek die webwerf

by www.elfastronomy.com of www.psycho-

historian.org. of bel Eward Foster by

021 982 6496.

Ons melkweg. FOTO: EDWARD FOSTER

Hier is n groep junior mimiekkunstenaars.

Modevertoning opGreyton

Die Mime Voir Couture-modevertoning van

die bekende modeontwerper, Charlene Sau-

erman van Bellville, word op Saterdag 13

April by die Oaks-landgoed op Greyton ge-

hou.

Die vertoning is n kombinasie van mode

endiekunsvanmimiek virbaie nonwaar-

skynlike kombinasie, maar Sauerman ont-

werp reeds 15 jaar lank klere vir mimiek-

kunstenaars en sy is met een getroud.

Die modevertoning sluit in die vertoning

van die ontwerpe deur top-Suid-Afrikaanse

ontwerpers soos Sauerman, Kobus Dippe-

naar, Craig Port en Andre Brand, asook mo-

delle. Gaste kan uitsien na n vyfgangmaal-

tyd saam met verskeie Suid-Afrikaanse be-

kendes, lewendige musiek en wyn. Verskeie

ander uitstallings en n speelarea vir kin-

ders word ook aangebied.

Bekendes in die vermaaklikheidsbedryf,

wat genooi is om as modelle op te tree, sluit

in ondermeerNicole Flint (Mej. Suid-Afrika

2009), Dieter Voigt en Vicki Davis, albei aan-

bieders van Pasella, Ewan Strydom en Leig-

Anne Williams, albei aanbieders van Ex-

presso, Ty Keogh van The Wild-faam, die su-

permodel Amanda de Waal, asook die

sportmanne Achmat Hassiem en Nhlanhla

Tshabalala (Ajax-sokkerspeler).

n Groep kunstenaars van die Leigh the

Mimeand theAssociation ofMimeWorkers,

n mimiek-opleidingsateljee in die Tyger-

berg, word ingespan vir die modevertoning.

Die Mime Voir Couture-modevertoning

word ten bate van Ark* (Act of Random

Kindness) Suid-Afrika, n nie-winsgewende

organisasie wat medemenslikheid help be-

vorder, gehou.

Volgens Zita Marz, direkteur van Ark*

Suid-Afrika, is hul missie om die afsydig-

heid in die samelewing te verander, sodat

mense weer vir mekaar omgee.

Sy s klein dade van medemenslikheid

kan die mensdom een persoon op n slag

verander. Die organisasie werk met indi-

vidue en korporatiewe maatskappye om n

verskil in hul gemeenskappe te maak.

Die opbrengs vandie gala-geleentheid sal

aangewend word vir die bou van die eerste

Ark* SA veeldoelige sentrum inGreyton om

ngemeenskap te dienwat verskeur isweens

armoede, dwelms en ander sosiale proble-

me, s Marz.

Kaartjies is beskikbaar by Computicket.

Bel Coenie Visser by 082 576 2160 of stuur n

e-pos na [email protected] met navrae.

ROWENA HENDRICKS

n Plaaslike sjef kan binnekort sterstatus

bereik wanneer hy as een van 20 finaliste

aan n nuwe werklikheidskookprogram

gaan deelneem.

Kokkedoor, n nuwe kookkompetisie-

reeks met 13 episodes, is reeds verfilm en

word vanaf 11 April op kykNET uitge-

saai.

Johan Breedt (34) van Loe-

venstein s, hoewel hy al

voorheen aan sjefkompeti-

sies deelgeneem het, was dit

n nuwe uitdaging om aan

dieKokkedoor-kookkompeti-

sie, wat n realiteitsprogram

is, deel te neem.

Ekhet aandie kompetisie

deelgeneem ommy te geniet,

nie noodwendig om pryse te

wen nie dis net n bonus.

Dis vir my belangriker

om te netwerk en goeie men-

severhoudinge op te bou ty-

dens sulke geleenthede, s

hy.

Breedt is tans sjef by dieWestin Execu-

tive Club-restaurant in Kaapstad. Hy het

n kookdiploma en het voorheen sy kook-

vaardighede by onder meer die 12 Apost-

les-hotel in Kampsbaai, die Ritz-hotel in

Londen en Lanzerac-hotel op Stellen-

bosch geslyp.

Breedt vertel sy ma is die een wat hom

ingelig het van die nuwe kookkompetisie

op kykNET. Ek het toe gou op die inter-

net gaan loer waaroor die kompetisie

handel.

Ek het ingeskryf en moes n nuwe

spyskaart uitwerk, asook n motivering

skryf oor hoekom ek aan die reeks moet

deelneem, s hy. Hierna is hy vir n on-

derhoud teruggeroep en moes hy n piek-

niekmandjie met ses verskillende soorte

fynproewerskos daarin voorberei.

Daar was verskeie kossoorte in die

mandjie soos gepekelde eend, alles nos-

talgies Suid-Afrikaanse disse, s Breedt.

Daarna moes hy n kameratoets doen,

wat bepaal het of hy fotogenies is en n

vrolike persoonlikheid het, s hy lag-

gend. Hy is gekies as n finalis.

Hoewel Breedt nie mag s hoe ver hy

in die kompetisie gevorder het nie, be-

klemtoon hy dat sy huidige werkgewer

(die Westin) baie ondersteunend is.

Hulle het my die kans

gegun om as ambassadeur

vir beide myself n die res-

taurant op te tree en ons

wyd te bemark, s hy.

Gemakkos is maklik om

vandag te bedien, maar ek

hou vas aan die nostalgiese

kosse met my voete vas aan

die Suid-Afrikaanse, Afri-

ka- en Kaapse kultuur.

Volgens die vervaardi-

gers van die reeks gaan die

deelnemers onder meer

langarm dans, basaar hou,

skoustalletjies pak en bil-

tongmaak, poedings bak en

padkos pak, asook brood

knie en koek bak. Die reeks speel af in die

plattelandse karoodorpie, Prins Albert.

Vandiepryse sluit ondermeerkontant,

kookboeke en die kykNET-Kokkedoor-ti-

tel in. Sowat tien onthoukokke en tien

kinkelkokke neem aan die reeks deel.

Dit (Kokkedoor) is regtig n baie unie-

ke werklikheidreeks propvol kinkels

en verrassings in elke liewe episode. Dis

eg Suid-Afrikaanse nostalgie,waar saam-

wees die middelpunt is, maak nie saak

watter kos jy eet nie, s Breedt. Hy s sy

gunsteling resep is n vierdag-bolognaise-

resep waartydens die maalvleis onder

meer stadig gestoof word om n lekker

vleissousie te kry.

Ek wil nie te veel verklap nie, en ja,

dit neem baie tyd om voor te berei. Maar

die eindresultaat is regtig die moeite

werd, s hy. Kokkedoor word om 20:00

uitgesaai.

Plaaslike sjef kook dalk

sterstatus los op kykNET

Johann Breedt

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The colourful, abstract photograph of recy-

clingmaterial by ayounggirl fromDurban-

ville impressed the judges of the National

Geographic KIDS Young Photographers

competition to such an extent that she was

chosen as the overall winner.

Lisa Taberner (13) entered her photo-

graph in the category I Love South Afri-

ca.

I took the photo on a field trip to a waste

management plant. It is ofmilk cartons that

have been compressed and baled and are

ready to be recycled, Lisa explained.

She titled the photo I love South Africa,

so please reduce, reuse and recycle!

Lisa, who is home-schooled, did not plan

to take a winning photograph. I have nev-

er really been into photography, but have

been taking spur-of-the-moment photo-

graphs since Iwasnine years old, she said.

But, she now plans to take her photogra-

phy far more seriously.

She likes to take photographs of people,

but prefers close-up, abstract photographs

of nature.

I thought the patterns of the recycling

photographmade a cool picture, she said.

And so did the judges.

The judges commented that her picture

of packaging compacted for recycling was

a remarkable graphic image.

Because she cropped the image to the

bundle, there is no reference for scale and

youre not sure right awaywhat youre see-

ing.

At first it looks almost like stained

glass, they said.

Lisa won a state-of-the-art Nikon D3100

camera, a family holiday at Sabi Sabi, all-

inclusive flights onAirlink and an amazing

SanDisk hamper.

Marinel Wegman (13), a Grade 8 learner

at Durbanville High School, was chosen as

a finalist in the Thats funny category for

her photo of a donkey she spotted and pho-

tographed whilst at the Donkey Sanctuary

in McGregor.

As a finalist she received a years sub-

scription to NG Kids, a Nikon camera and

binoculars, as well as a SanDisk hamper.

Wewere again impressed by the high le-

vel of skill shown this year, says NG Kids

editor Fiona Thomson.

The quality of photographs improves

with each year! she said.

The finalists and winners are featured in

the March issue of NG KIDS currently on

sale.

Lisa Taberner from Durbanville is here holding

the March issue of National Geographic Kids,

in which her winning photograph is featured.

Here is the winning photograph by Lisa

Taberner.

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EXCLUDING BEAUFORTWEST, GEORGE, JEFFREYS BAY, KNYSNA, MOSSEL BAY, OUDTSHOORN, PLETTENBERG BAY, NAMIBIA, EXPRESS AND DAILY STORES.

smart shopper points will still apply in Express and Daily Stores.

LIQUOR NOT FOR SALE ON SUNDAYS.

Pick n Pay endeavours to meet the demand for these promotional items, but stocks are limited. Somestoresmaynotstocksomeoftheseproducts. Please check availability: 0800 11 22 88 (toll free landline only. Cellphone rates apply). We strive to ensure all printed information is correct, but will not be

liable for any print errors that may occur. Advertised prices are inclusive of VAT where applicable. We reserve the right to limit quantities. smartshoppertermsandconditionsapply. Certain products are excluded from the smart shopper programme, please see in store or go online for more details.

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