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EXPLOSION: PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE IN EPPING

‘Disaster’ only a drillAdisaster preparedness exercise in Ep-

ping Industria was the latest in a se-ries of scenarios to test the response

times of emergency services and businessesin the event of a disaster.Epping Industria 1 became a disaster zone

last week as the City of Cape Town and otheragencies staged a simulated tanker explo-sion to test the response times and prepared-ness of emergency services and businesses.This was the latest in a series of emergen-

cy exercises coordinated by the City’s Disas-

ter Risk Management Centre every year.The last exercise in February simulated a

rail disasterwhich involveda train collidingwith a diesel tanker en route to the Simon’sTown Naval Base, causing the train to catchalight. A hazardous spill also formed part ofthat scenario.City Mayco member for safety and securi-

ty, JP Smith, says the simulation involveda leaking tanker on theway to Afrox in Gun-ners Circle which subsequently “exploded”.The exercise tested the reaction of all who

were affected in the immediate aftermath ofthe explosion, but also thenecessary evacua-tionof staff and residents in the surroundingareas as a result of the ‘gas leak’.Anumber of aspectswere built into the ex-

ercise, includingwinddirection, as thewindwould move the gas leak in a certain direc-tion. This in turn has an impact on decisionsaroundwho to evacuate and fromwhere andalso which roads to close.“It sounds like a scene from a Hollywood

movie, but it’s something that we need to be

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vices do a lot of proactive risk mitigation,education and awareness work.“There are certain scenarios that cannot

be prevented, so all you can do is ensure thatyou’re as equipped as possible in the eventthat something like a tanker explosion, haz-ardousmaterial leak or spillage does occur,”Smith says.

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Companies that participated in the exercisewere Afrox, Glaxo Smith Kline, Fine Chemi-cals, the Epping Market and Pioneer Foods.From the City’s side, the Disaster Risk Man-agement Centre, their volunteer corps, theFire and Rescue Service, Traffic Services,Law Enforcement, Metro Police, the PublicEmergency Communication Centre (PECC)and City Health’s Air Quality MonitoringUnit.

The coordinating team for the exercisecomprised the South African National De-fence Force, the police, Metro EmergencyServices, Metrorail, PRASA, Forensic Pa-thology Services and the Epping IndustriaCentral Improvement District.

“Our staff are highly trained, but whenyou have a number of different role playersdescending on the scene of an emergency,they need to be coordinated in a mannerthat helps bring the incident under controlas soon as possible,” Smith says.

“This is the reason for these exercises –to ensure that we are as prepared as we canbe in the event of a disaster by runningdrills, but also identifying any potentialshortcomings that need to be addressed.”

Smith says in this way they can ensurea safer city for residents.

The City of Cape Town and various other agencies staged a simulated tanker explosion inEpping Industria 1 to test the response times and preparedness of emergency services andbusinesses. Here firefighters extinguish a leaking gas tanker en route to Afrox in Gunners Circlewhich subsequently “exploded” as a result of the leak.

Elsies River police confiscated an ille-gal firearm and ammunition duringa search of a house following a tip-off

from the public.The search was conducted on Thursday

12 May after police received informationthat a firearm is being stored in a resi-dence in Elsies River.

Sergeant Fred Smith, spokesperson ofElsies River police, says police confiscat-

ed an illegal 9mm Glock firearm and 249mm rounds of ammunition.

Police also discovered a long extension9mm magazine which was neatly hiddenin the ceiling of the house that theysearched.

A suspect was arrested and charged forbeing in possession of the illegal firearmand ammunition.

Meanwhile Elsies River police, the Fly-

ing Squad and Law Enforcement officerssearching a house in Elsies River after re-ceiving information from the public, dis-covered and confiscated dagga and 130mandrax tablets in the house.

The search was conducted on Wednes-day 11 May at about 10:00.

A 27-year-old man was arrested for be-ing in possession of the dagga and man-drax tablets.

Tipoffs lead to firearm, drugs

The Delft United Church is hosting achurch function in the form of a dinnerwith live music and song at the DelftCommunity Centre on Saturday 2 Julyat 17:30. A three-course meal and snackswill be served at a cost of R200 per ticket.

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Two young cyclists from Khayelitshaand Belhar will participate in twoEuropean cycle tours this month.

Thulasizwe Mxenge (22), from Khayelit-sha, and Marco Abrahams (25), from Belhar,will spend a month of intensive training inSwitzerland before competing in the Lon-don to Paris and Alpine cycle challenges.

Earlier this year, 12 young cyclists partic-ipated in the Cape Rouleur Cycle Tour inFranschhoek and of those 12, Mxenge andAbrahams were selected by the HotChilleeDevelopment Rider Programme to competein the London to Paris and Alpine Challen-ges in Europe at the end of May.

Last week Anroux Marais, Western Capeminister of cultural affairs and sport, pre-sented them with their flight confirmationswhich were funded by the departmentahead of their departure on Tuesday 24 May.

Local cyclists off to race in EuropeFrom left areThulasizweMxenge fromKhayelitsha,Western Capeminister ofculturalaffairs andsport, AnrouxMarais, andMarcoAbrahamsfrom Belhar.

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’n Spesiale vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word opWoensdag25 Mei 2016 om 10:00 in die Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12,Kaapstad, gehou waartydens die jaarlikse begroting vir 2016/17 tot 2018/19 ingevolgehoofstuk 4, artikel 24(2) van die Wet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Finansiële Bestuur,Wet 56 van 2003, oorweeg sal word.

‘n Gewone vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word op Donderdag 26 Mei 2016om 10:00 in die Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad gehou.

Neem asseblief kennis dat daar ’n beperkte getal sitplekke vir lede van die publiekbeskikbaar is en dat sitplekke dus op ’n eerste-daar-eerste-gehelp-grondslag toegeken salword. As u die vergaderings wil bywoon, skakel asseblief vir Nadine Damon op weeksdaetussen 09:00 en 16:00 by 021 400 3708. Alle versoeke om bywoning moet teen nie laternie as een dag voor die vergadering ontvang word. Daar sal van u verwag word om u van,voorletters en kontaktelefoonnommer te verstrek. Besoekers word vriendelik versoek om hulsitplekke teen 09:30 in te neem.

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Fun run to become annual eventLeft: RenaldoAbrahams tookthe first placethe 8km run.PHOTOS: ASTRIDFEBRUARIE

ASTRID FEBRUARIE@febastrid

About 100 athletes participat-ed in a fun runover theweek-end in Valhalla Park hosted

by Harvest Time Ministries. Thelocal church hosted the event forthe first timewith the aim of uplift-ing residents.Participants could choose to run

the 5km walk and 8km run.The race started at the sports

field inAngela Street, behindBish-op Lavis Court, and participantsran through the area and back tothe sports field.Janelle Van Der Lilly, one of the

organisers of the event, says it wasa team effort by all who participat-ed.“The major role players were

Pastor Randall Dickson, SeymourHart and Jolene Campbell and therest of the church committeewhich included marshals, peopleat the food stands, water standsand medical stations.”It was the first event of its kind

and the aim was for communityand social upliftment. It’s a feelgood story, despite all the gangster-ism and unending crime this wasa change of scenery, fun, healthyand energetic,” she says.The ministries intends on mak-

ing it an annual event in an effortto get more people to participate.“We would like to thank all in-

volved which included the Cityof Cape Town, the traffic controlofficer Graham Thomas and histeam and everyone from near andfar for their support,” van der Lillysays.

Ashley Olivierwalked awaywith second

place in the 8kmrun for men.

Raphael Cloetecame thirdwhile JonathanBarron came inclose with 4thplace.

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Annalise Smith(14) came

second andTanya Conradie(15) finished in

first place.

ChloëEngelbrecht(9) walkedaway withthe numberone spot inthe 5kmwalk, VirgilBowerscame inthird andAzaleaPetersen(10) placedsecond.


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The consumer studies classroom at Rav-ensmead High School was upgradedwith the help of GrandWest as part of

Sun International’s nationwide SchoolsRenovations Programme.

The learners, teachers and guests andthose who assisted in the upgrade attendedthe official opening of the new classroomlast week.

Three other school’s classrooms were al-so upgraded, which include Goodwood Col-lege, JG Meiring High, and SinethembaHigh in Philippi.

Facilitated by GrandWest’s Corporate So-cial Investment Department, the upgradedclassroom at Ravensmead High is nowready for action.

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Only one to two children in athousandarediagnosedwithApraxia, so what’s the fuss

about?Why should one know about this

speech impairment or read aboutlast week Friday’s Apraxia Aware-ness Day at Tygerberg HospitalSchool?There are roughly 370 000 chil-

dren under the age of four years inCape Town, which means between370 and 720 children need seriousspeech therapy.Tardiness indiagnosiswillmake

it that much harder for the child toever speak normally.

ShockedTheyalsoneeda school to attend,

and options are severely limited.The Tygerberg Hospital School

provides education to 22 grade Rswith apraxia, but after this the par-ents are forced to be placed on awaiting list if their child need to at-tend Tafelberg Remedial School orJan Kriel School.The challenge for a parent lies in

paying thousands of rands everyyear to speech therapists and thefees of a remedial school. Wheresomewill baulk under the strain ofa challenge, others flourish.When Deidre Warner from Par-

ow first discovered that her childhad apraxia, she was shocked.“Evan was two years and three

months old when we took him tosee a doctor because of a chest in-fection. The paediatrician thentold us that Evan might be autistic

because he clapped hands duringthe examination and had no vocab-ulary. I was almost hysterical.”Before Deidre took Evan to the

doctor, she and her husband justthought their boy was a little slowin developing his speech. Theythought it strange that he said “na-na” instead of “mama” and evenstranger that he later lost the abili-ty to even say “nana”.Evan never said “brrrrmmmm”

when he played with a toy car andnever just babbled.

The Warners never even knewsomething like apraxia existed.“We were told to go to a neurolo-

gist to find out if Evanwas autistic,andwhile wewaitedmonths for anappointment we had to take Evanto a speech therapist. One sessionof 45 minutes cost R300,” she ex-claims.Apraxia alone does not reflect on

a child’s intelligence. According tomommyspeechtherapy.com,apraxia is a type of motor speechdisorder that affects the way the

body is able to produce speech.“Motor speech disorders are

neurological in nature, meaning achild’s brain has difficulty coordi-nating the different body partsneeded to produce speech – thetongue, lips, and lower jaw,” statesthe website.Deidre says that most children

with apraxia know exactly whatthey should be saying, but fail inthe execution. This often leads tofrustration for the child.“We were later told that Evan

wasnot autistic, but did indeed suf-fer from apraxia. Speech and occu-pational therapy cost us a hugeamount of money every week, butafter a lot of hard work we couldsoon hear the difference,” sheadds.“At the end of the year Evan and

Iwere driving somewherewhenhetried to get my attention. I lookedat him and he said ‘I love you’! Itwas a huge moment for me,”laughs Deidre.

Rapid improvementDeidre was lucky that Evan’s

conditionwasdiagnosed fairly ear-ly, so there was rapid improve-ment.While her son was overcoming

the challenge of speaking, Deidreand Lydia de Villiers “took on” theWestern Cape Education Depart-ment.Therewas a lack of optionswhen

it came to where children withapraxia can go.Thanks toDeirdre andLydia two

grade R classes were opened atTygerberg Hospital School.Their persistence might also

pave the way that these childrenmay simply be transferred toTafel-berg or Jan Kriel School, and notbe placed on a waiting list.However, this is far fromcertain.In themeantime Deidre is trying

to create awareness of apraxia andhoping that other children can bediagnosed before it becomes al-most impossible to rectify a child’sspeech disorder.V Go to Deidre’s website, the first onapraxia in South Africa, at http://aar-sa.co.za.

So what’s the fuss about apraxia?

Apraxia Awareness Day was celebrated at Tygerberg Hospital School and all over the world on Friday.PHOTO: ANDRÉBAKKES

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On Saturday 4 June there will be a bountyof beauties at the Kensington Civic Centrefor the fifth Ms Gay Ambassador pageant.Bianca Schutter, one of the organisers,

says this glamorous affair is hosted in Ken-sington because the host and founder of thepageant, Logan McGregor, comes from thearea and embarked on this project to ploughback into the community where she wasraised.“Logan is an established drag queen and

a multiple beauty pageant title holder,” shesays.“She is a former Ms Mardi Gras National,

former Ms GayWestern Cape and the reign-ing Ms Diva South Africa.”Schutter adds that Ms Gay Ambassador is

a role model who embodies the values andmorals of adherence to the law of the land.“We host this event to illustrate fairness

and impartiality, a healthy respect for the

rights of all people within and outside of theboundaries of the Western Cape and SouthAfrica at large, irrespective of creed or col-our, religion or affiliation, gender or age,disability or vulnerability, and the winneris recognised as an ambassador of her com-munity and LGBTI matters.”The pageant was launched in 2012 when

Ms Gay Ambassador Zilin Ayoki Zhang wascrowned the first Ms Gay Ambassador.“The following year TasharnVonarmberg

took the title,” says Schutter.Testimony of the high standards of the

pageant and the contestants is the fact thatboth winners of this pageant have gone onto win the Ms GayWestern Cape title whichis regarded as one of the most prestigiousbeauty pageant titles in SouthAfrica, claimsSchutter.The event starts at 19:30.Tickets areR50andwill be sold at thedoor.

Refreshments will be on sale.V Sponsorship offers and any other inquiries may bedirected to [email protected].

Bounty of beauties for Ms Gay

Discover theworld ofmagicalmodels andexperimental engineering when TheCape Town Society of Model and Experi-mental Engineers hosts their open day.Their annual fundraiser will be hosted

this weekend (21 and 22 May) at the clubon the corner of Erin, Duke and Camp-ground roads in Croquet Lane (behindthe Rondebosh Croquet Club).The clubwill be open to the public from

09:00 to 16:00 with an entrance fee of R20per adult and R5 for children. Childrenunder the age of five go in for free.The money that is raised will be used

for maintenance of the club house and tofund the various sections of the club withtheir projects.Adding to the exciting exhibits are

rides for the young and young at heart onthe 5”-gauge steam engine. This locomo-tive is owned by the vice chairman, An-

dré van Breda.Also on display will be the club’s fully

equipped workshop with lathes, millingmachines and a shaper where memberswill be carrying out engineering tasks todemonstrate to the public how the equip-ment functions.Shaun le Roux fromCapeModel Trains

will also be displaying various itemsof South African Railway equipmentand memorabilia which will also be forsale.The club’s surplus magazines and

books will be on display and sold at bar-gain prices.For the hungry and the thirsty there

will be refreshments on sale.V For further information about the club go towww.facebook.com/groups/839367496123853/or contact Ken Lindeman on 071 384 1344 or An-dré van Breda on 082 378 2437.

Magical world of mini trainsChildren can enjoy a train ride on this miniature model at the The Cape Town Society ofModel and Experimental Engineers open day in Rondebosch on Saturday or Sunday.

Schools across the province are gearing upfor the audition phase of themuch anticipat-ed Artscape High School Drama Mini Festi-val taking place fromMonday 23 to Monday30 May.With their awe inspiring piece, Bracken-

fell High School was the winner of this pres-tigious competition in 2015.Around 70 schools enter the competition

each year and present a 10-minute extract ofa 30-minute piece based on their own select-ed themes to showcase their talent.The auditions will be adjudicated by Pro-

fessor JohanvanderMerwe, SticksMdidim-ba and Riaan Visman who will be lookingat the piece and its potential when makingtheir selection of 16 schools for the mainhigh school drama festival in August.“The arts have a central role to play in na-

tion building and in building social cohe-sion. Therefore the Artscape High SchoolDrama Festival is a catalyst for young peo-ple to express how they see SouthAfrica and

Africa and to engage with each other acrosscultural barriers, language and geographi-cal areas, to start to build an understandingof the environment they live in,” says Mar-lene le Roux, chief executive officer for Art-scape Theatre.“This project is to start to reshape concep-

tions and attitudes that we have of each oth-er as Africans.”In August, 16 schools will take part in the

main festival from 15-18 August, aimed atbroadening their skills.At the end of the competition, the winners

will be announced at a gala awards ceremo-ny on 20 August.This year’smain festivalwill be adjudicat-

ed byVanderMerwe, BulelwaniMabutyanaand Ilne Fourie, who will be tasked to selectthe winners in the categories for best actor,best actress, best supporting actress, bestscript, best director, best production, bestinnovative technical and for the option adju-dicator’s award.

Local schools gearing up


V SA Army Band WC will host their first golfday at Parow Golf Club on Friday (20 May).Entry fees cost R800 for a two-ball, R1600for a four-ball or R1500 for fairway sponsor-ship. Email henk@[email protected] formore information and entry forms.

V The Cape Society Teachers of Dance willhost their ballroom and Latin Americandance competition at the Parow Civic Cen-tre on Saturday 21 May from 13:00. Entrancefor spectators cost R110 for adults, R90 forchildren younger than 16 and R70 for pen-sioners. Call 082 739 7700 for more.

V The Elvis Presley Fan Club will host theirnext monthly get-together at 61 PostmaStreet, Oakdale, Bellville on Saturday 21 Mayfrom 13:30. The theme for the afternoon is“Elvis 1970” with a rarely seen audiovisualoverview. Visitors are welcome and theirfirst visit is free. The entry fee thereafter isR40 which includes light refreshments. CallAmy on 082 733 9116 for more information.

V The first Jewish Literary Festival (JLF)will take place at the Gardens CommunityCentre from 09:00 to 17:00 on Sunday22 May. The festival will showcase authors,poets, illustrators, journalists, writers andeducators who have a Jewish connection orare engaged with subjects of Jewish inter-est. Tickets are available at Quicket.co.za.Visit www.jewishliteraryfestival.co.za formore.

V The Western Cape Funding Fair will beheld at the Cape Town International Con-vention Centre (CTICC) on Wednesday25 May where the public can learn can learnvaluable skills by attending entrepreneur-focused speaker sessions with Michael Her-rington, Lebo Gunguluza, Fred Robertson,Kieno Kammies and more. Entry is free. Visitwww.westerncapefundingfair.co.za to reg-ister.

V Poetic Expression: Aspiring poets fromall walks of life and poetry styles are invitedto share their creativity with a likemindedaudience in a meeting in Durbanville from14:00 on Sunday 29 May. Interested poetscan send an email to [email protected] before Monday 23 May to be ad-vised of the exact venue.

V Die Oude Libertas-galery sal sy nuwekunsuitstalling, Hemelse klei en kwaservaring, op Woensdag 8 Junie om 18:00 metAlayne Reesberg, die spreker, open. Die uit-stalling sal tot Maandag 20 Junie te sienwees. Stuur ’n e-pos na [email protected] om vir die opening te bespreekof besoek oudelibertas.co.za/art-gallery.

V Kirstenbosch will be hosting an exhibitionof world-renowned Belgian artist WilliamSweetlove’s work until Saturday 11 June,challenging viewers to become environ-mental thinkers. Visit www.sanbi.org/events for more information.

V The Power of Poison exhibition will beon display at the V&A Waterfront until Sun-day 12 June. The travelling exhibition is pre-sented by The American Museum of NaturalHistory and has been brought to South Afri-ca by ExpoRSA. The exhibit comprises fivethemes: Poison in Nature, Poison in Mythand legend, Detecting Poison, Poison by Ac-cident and Poison for Good. Tickets areavailable from www.webtickets.co.za.

V Die Delheim-wynlandgoed sal Donder-dag 16 en Vrydag 17 Junie en weer Vrydag 1en Saterdag 2 Julie sy jaarlikse wildesampi-oen-soektogte aanbied. Hierdie eksklusie-we snuffeltogte vind plaas onder die waken-de oë van Delheim se Nora Sperling-Thiel enGary Goldman, ’n gesoute sampioenkenner.Belangstellendes word genooi om hul fungi-voelers te verskerp en saam te kom snuffelen vir hierdie natuurlike wonders te skrop.Slegs 40 plekke per dag is beskikbaar.Kaartjies kos R650 en sluit Delheim-wyn enmiddagete in. Kaartjies by Computicket.

V The Winelands Chocolate Festival takesplace at Blaauwklippen Wine Estate in Stel-lenbosch for the second time on Saturday20 and Sunday 21 August where chocolatelovers will be able to, among other high-lights, taste and purchase artisanal confec-tionary, watch demos and a fashion showand enjoy local wines. Tickets are availablefrom Quicket.co.za. Visit winelandschoco-latefestival.co.za for more.

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AVRIL FILLIES

Een van die eerste bruin offisie-re in die Suid-AfrikaanseWeermag, Job Dick, alombe-

kend as Toppie van Eersterivier, isSaterdag 30 April in die Kuilsri-vier-begraafplaas ter ruste gelê.Hywas een van die eerste 29 jong

mans wat op 18 Augustus 1963 bydie Eersterivier se militêre basis,die Suid-Afrikaanse Kleurling-korps (SAKK), vir opleiding aange-meld het.Dick, oorspronklik van Uping-

ton in dieNoord-Kaap, het ’n roem-ryke loopbaan in die weermag ge-had en het ook baie eerstes behaal.Hy was die eerste instrukteur,

eerste pelotonsersant, eerste infan-terie-pelotonsersant op die grensen eerste infanterie-kompaniebe-velvoerder.

Eerste bruin offisiere“Toppie was een van die eerste

bruin offisiere wat in 1967 luite-nante gewordhet saammetBarneyLinks, Graham Jacobs, BillOhlson,EdgarHenneberry enwyleSchalk van der Sandt enwyle JohnCupido. Die band wat tussen die 29mans in 1963 gesluit is, is vandagnog daar by al die oorlewendes.“Toppie het in 1995 ’n pakket ge-

vat, maar was nog altyd betrokkeby die weermag as lid van die bur-germag tot sy gesondheid ingegeehet. Toe hy in 1963 in Eersteriviergeland het, het ons net geweet hywas ’n kranige rugbyspeler watsentervir dieDesertRats opUping-ton gespeel het,” gesels Edward Sy-kes, een van die 29 manne wat

saammetDick begin het en ook dieeerste bruin regimentsammajoorvan die SANW was.

Instrukteurskursus gedoenVolgens Sykes het die 29 almal

saam die eerste instrukteurskur-sus gedoen, waarna hulle kon spe-sialiseer, en het Dick hom as dry-werinstrukteur bekwaam. Daarnahet die groep se paaie geskei, wantvan hulle het die offisierskursusgevolg. Die groep het eers weer in1969 bymekaar gekom toe hulle diekursus as pelotonbevelvoerders opOudtshoorn bygewoon het.“Daarna het ons saam ’n reeks

kursusse gedoen – van kompanie-bevelvoerders tot kompanie-ser-santmajore. Toppie is toe tot infan-terie-pelotonbevelvoerder bevor-der en het saam met wyle Van derSandtmet die eerste 30 troepe as sypeloton grensdiens gaan doen.In 1980 het die SAKK verdeel in

drie eenhede, naamlik die Infante-rie,Onderhoudseenheid enKaapseKorpsskool.Met die stigting van 1 SAKK-ba-

taljon (infanterie) in 1981 het hymet die rang as kaptein die tweede-in-bevel geword en dié rang het hyvir vyf jaarbeklee tot hy tot kompa-nie-bevelvoerder bevorder is.“Terwyl Toppie by 1 SAKK-batal-

jon was, het ons jaarliks aan dieRapport-rugbytoernooi op Stellen-bosch deelgeneem en het ons noumet die destydseDieBurger-Ekstrasaamgewerk. Elke span moes ’nmeisie inskryf vir die Mej. Rap-port-kompetisie en hywas die voogvir die jaar vir Mej. 1 SAKK-batal-jon. Michelle Boonzaaier (sien fo-

to) was soos ’n dogter vir hom enelke dinee of geselligheid wat dieeenheid aangebied het, het hy ge-sorg dat sy daar is ommet die troe-pe te praat en met hulle te meng.Hy het haar selfs uitgerus in die

uitrustingswat ons op die grens ge-dra het, sodat sy eerstehands kanervaar wat dit is om ’n troepie tewees.“Wanneer daar hulde gebring

word aan iemand wat gesterf het,word daar altyd van die individugepraat. In Toppie se geval is dit

nie so maklik nie, want hy was ’n‘spanmens’. Hywas nie nydig of af-gunstig as een van ons ander be-vorder is nie; hy was bly oor jouprestasie. Hy het altyd gesê dat ons29 toekomstige leiers in wording isen dat ons altyd daar sal wees virmekaar. Nou, 53 jaar nadat ons in1963 saam begin het, was daar vyfvan die oorspronklike lede watsaam met my opgestaan het by sybegrafnisdiens om hulde aan homte bring.“Sy liefde en respek vir sy oorle-

de vrou, Surita, en kinderswas ietswaaroor hy gereeld op die grens ge-praat en vertel het. Wanneer onsmans grensdiens gedoen het –soms vir drie tot ses maande – wasdit die vrouens wat tuis albei ouer-rolle moes vertolk het. Baie vanons het nie eintlik hieroor gepraatnie, maar Toppie het ’n punt daar-van gemaak om ons ander in te ligoor hoe dinge by die huis gaan.“Wanneer ons tussen grensdien-

ste kon huis toe gaan, het hy altydgespot en gesê hy gaannounamen-se wat hom lief het en respekteer.”

Nuwe troepe opgelei“Net voordat ons weer grens toe

vertrek het, het hy nuwe troepe opTouwsrivier opgelei vir grens-diens en vir baie van sy troepe washy soos ’n vaderfiguur. Wanneerdie troep getug moes word, het hydit gedoen en hulle ook gepryswanneer dit nodig was. Dit was virons ander ’n bewys vanhoe ’n soortpa hy vir sy eie kinders was. Wan-neer hy van sy voormalige troeperaakgeloop het, het hulle mekaarmet respek behandel, want hy wasnog steeds die vaderfiguur, al wasdie troepe ook reeds ouers.“Sy drie dogters – Jenadine, Su-

rita en Moyra – is nou wees, maarekwil hulle die versekering gee datons wat die soldaatpad met hul pagestap het, altyd daar vir hulle salwees. Ons kan nou nie hul pa weesnie, maar as hulle ’n skouer nodighet, is ons daar vir hulle. Sy uit-staande eienskap was dat hy eer-stens ’n mens-mens was, behalweons kameraad en ons broer,” hetSykes gesê.

Baanbreker van weermag begrawe

Wyle Job Dick, voormalige infanterie-bevelvoerder van 1 SAKK-bataljon, helphier vir Michelle Boonzaaier, hul Mej. 1 SAKK-bataljon, om ’n R4-geweer vas tehou in die mondering wat die soldate in die 80’s tydens grensdiens gedrahet. Sy het die eenheid verteenwoordig by die jaarlikse Rapport-rugbytoernooiop Stellenbosch.

Span durf Comradesten bate van diere aan

Die DBV-span is (agter van links) Natasha Kruger, Clifford Blake, Carlo Botha, Marlize Laurie enMarius Kruger. Voor hurk Willem Swanepoel en Danie Bruwer.

CARINA ROUX

Twee jaar gelede het Danie Bruwer van Pro-teahoogte sy vierde Comrades-marathonkafgedraf en indie prosesR13 200 vir dieDie-rebeskermingsvereniging (DBV) ingesamel.Vanjaar maak Danie weer so, maar dié

keer het hy nog sewe hardloper-vriende, watsy passie vir diere deel, gewerf vir die DBV-span.Eenvanhulle isNatashaKruger vanBrac-

kenfell,wat vanjaar diemoordendeultrama-rathon tussen Pietermaritzburg en Durbanvir die tiende keer aanpak en dit nog bietjiemeer spesiaal wil maak. Natasha se man,Marius, is ook aan boord en drie van diespanlede, Morné en Marlize Laurie van DeTijger en Carlo Botha van Brackenfell, watin 2015 Comrades-nuwelinge was, gaan te-rug vir die gesogte “back-to-back”-medalje.Die medalje word net toegeken as jy jou

eerste twee – dus ’n open af-Comrades – in

agtereenvolgende jare voltooi.Die ander twee spanlede is soos Danie lid

van die Cape Multisport-klub. Hulle is Clif-ford Blake (23ste Comrades) enWillem Swa-nepoel, albei van Brackenfell.Die spanlede het onlangs die DBV-tak in

Grassy Park besoek. Danie sê hy’t net weergesien hoe goed die DBV die geld aanwend.“Die diere is in ongelooflike goeie hande

en het soveel liefde wat hulle wil teruggeeaan mense wat hulle aanvaar en liefdesoek.”Sover het die DBV-span meer as R10 000

ingesamel. “Ja, ek het ’n baie sagte hart virdiere en veral die woefies, maar ek kan niena almal kyk nie,” sê Danie, “maar die DBVkan en hulle doen fantastiese werk”.Die DBV-span mik om R20 000 in te samel

en skenkings kan gemaak word by https://www.givengain.com/cc/comrades/.V Kontak Natasha by 021 700 4155 of e-pos [email protected] vir meer inligting oor die DBV.

Coppélia brought to lifeRising young stars of the Cape Town CityBallet (CTCB) are set to take centre stagein the classic and comic ballet, Coppélia,at Artscape next week.Based on the well-known tale by ETA

Hoffmann, this sparkling production ofthe beloved ballet has a short run fromWednesday 25 to Sunday 29 May.With its charming and mischie-

vous plot, brightly-coloured cos-tumes and glorious music, Coppé-lia is as ideal for families and seri-ous dance lovers as it is fornewcomers to ballet.True love triumphs in this enchanting

fairytale, which features three maincharacters – the young Franz, his fiancéeSwanilda and the mysterious doll maker,Dr Coppelius, who creates the lifelikedoll, Coppélia. Believing the doll is real,Franz becomes infatuated with her,which most definitely does not meet withSwanilda’s approval. This leads to allkinds of hilarious situations amongst theprotagonists and culminates in a happily-ever-after wedding scene.The role of Swanilda will be shared by

CleoAmes, Sarah-Lee Chapman,MeghanHenegan and Elizabeth Nienaber, whileFranz will be danced by Ivan BoonzaaierMartin Milner, Craig Pedro and RevilYon. CTCB’s master character dancersMervyn Williams and Johnny Bovangwill alternate as the eccentric Dr Coppeli-us and the Bürgermeister.The choreography is by David Poole

with lighting design by Faheem Bardien,and The Cape Philharmonic Orchestra,conducted by Brandon Phillips, at select-ed performances.V Coppélia will be on stage at 19:30 on the

Wednesday, Friday and Saturday and at 18:30 onThursday with matinée performances onWednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Tickets fromComputicket cost R50 for performances withpre-recorded music and between R110 and R160for performances with the orchestra. Visitwww.capetowncityballet.org.za for more.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V Twenty-eight readers can each win double tick-ets to watch the performance at 14:00 on Satur-day. SMS the word “Coppelius” followed by yourname and email address to 45527 before 12:00on Tuesday 24 May to enter. SMSes cost R1.50and winners will be notified via email before closeof business on Thursday 26 May.

Cleo Ames in Coppélia PHOTO: PAT BROMILOWDOWNING

Twopopular local choirswill share the stageon Sunday to combat the rise of gangsterismin Kraaifontein.The Cross the Jordan youth group and

Bless ThemAll gospel choir will be perform-ing at Bloekombos Secondary School onSunday 22 May from 14:00.

Their performance marks concerted at-tempts by community leaders to raiseawareness for at-risk youth, particularly theincreasing development of gangs in Kraai-fontein.V Tickets for the show cost R60 at the door and foodstalls and refreshments will be available at the event.

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The 2016 Western Cape Karting Champi-onship explodes back into action at Kil-larney after a two and a half month

break on Saturday, with leading local racerskeen to reassert their authority, as much astheir rivals will be out to stop those winningways.Nowhere will the action be fiercer than in

the high school Rotax Junior Max 125s,where a full grid could make the action allthat much sweeter.WP champion Jason Coetzee (RKT Ko-

smic) will be keen to extend his Cape cham-pionship advantage over national series

leader Sebastian Boyd (Boyd Freight Ko-smic) and the man Coetzee controversiallytangledwith at theKillarneynational, DarioBusi (Automan Birel).Never ignore Daniel Duminy (Kosmic)

who is out to score his first Cape regionalwin, Andrew Rackstraw (Tony), Aidan Stry-dom (TurboTech CRG) and Kosmic trio JPHamman, Sam Lockhoff and Simon Simp-son-Heath (SAKRA Kosmic) among that lot,and rest assured that this class will deliverextreme action in each of its three heats.A step up to the SeniorMax open 125s sees

reigning SA and WP Junior Max champion

Dino Stermin (Designer TrimsRKTKosmic)ready for revenge over Delano Fowler (Su-procom FA) following both drivers’ fraughtweekends on the PE national, while HyltonPeters (CRG), Nicholas Jacobs (SAKRA Za-nardi) Lukas Nel and Arnold du Toit will al-so be keen to join in that scrap.The quickest class of the day sees SA

championship leader Julian van der Watt(Kosmic), former WP champion JonathanThomas (Partners CRG) and Tristan de No-brega (RaceDriverSACRG) fighting forDD2gearbox honours. The smallest classes havelong been the bastion of WP classes, with lo-

cal drivers dominating the Maxterino 60ccprimary school class and Joseph Oelz (Za-nardi), Charl Visser (Battery Energy Zanar-di) and Tate Bishop (Kosmic) set to battle foroverall honours again.The smallest karters are the under eight

cadet class kids, the breeding ground of fu-ture race champions, and there you can ex-pect the likes of Joaquin de Oliveira, RezaLevy (Jive), Paul Malcolm, Reese Koorzen,JoshuaSmit andEthanStier to be among theleading bunch.V Adult entry is R60 per adult. R20 for under-16s andunder-12s are free.

Fierce kart racing action at Killarney

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D .F. Malan se skokoorwinningoor HS Tygerberg en die weg-holsege van Bellville-Suid oorJ.G. Meiring was van die be-langrikste kenmerke van die af-gelope naweek se o.19A-skole-rugbywedstryde in die WP.Dit was baie jare gelede laas

dat D.F. Malan met die Tierekon afreken. Die oorwinningvan 22-19 was grootliks as ge-volg van Tygerberg se verbeel-dinglose spel, asookDFMseoor-heersing van die lynstane enlosspel. Bellville-Suid het J.G.Meiring gans en al deurmekaargehardloop en ses drieë teen dietuisspan ingeryg om met 40-8 teseëvier. Durbanville het 15-8deurgeskuur teen De Kuilen,maar hy moes in die tweedehelfte deeglik walgooi, terwyl

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bloedneus geloop teen HJSPaarl, terwyl HS Bellville met42-23 kous oor die kop getrek isdeur HS Swartland. Maar aandie wenkant was HTS Bellville(10-0 t Hottentots-Holland), Ty-gerberg-klub (10-5 t Monument-park), Milnerton (10-3 t Ham-lets-klub), Kasselsvlei (41-7 tMelkbosstrand), President (20-14 t Reddam Constantia), Fair-bairn (22-13 t Table View), Fair-mont (38-10 t Somerset-kollege),Bernadino Heights (16-14 tScottsdene) en Excelsior (29-3 tEben Dönges).

DFM behaal skoksege

Onearm hero:Lavender Hill’s Raylen

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Swing Programme.PHOTO: SADGA

Western Province leap overEP Kings: DevonWilliams ofWestern Province(left) breaksthrough a tackle byAndile Jho of theEP Kings withGrant Hermanusthe fullback of WPin support in aCurrie Cup qualifi-cation matchplayed at City Parkon Saturday. WPwon 50-10. PHOTO:RASHIED ISAACS

Western Province’s Gerlou Roux staved offShaun Stapleton from Central Gauteng toclaimback-to-back titles in theSAMid-Ama-teur Stroke Play Championship recently.“I guess I got a jump on that old adage that

life begins at 40; if 39 is this good, I can’t waitto hit the forties,” jested the Bellville golferafter he sealed a two-stroke victory on eightunder 280 with rounds of 68, 73, 68 and 71 atSilver Lakes Country Club in Pretoria.Roux swept to a four-shot triumph last

year, but this time around, the country’snumber one rankedmid-amateur said victo-ry tasted a whole lot sweeter.“It’s taken a few days to sink in, because

it was mentally a lot tougher to go the fulldistance this year,” said Roux.“When I set myself a goal to represent

South Africa on both the Open Amateur andMid-Amateur circuits last year, I couldn’teven describe the feeling when I achieved it.But likemost of the guys on themid-amateurcircuit, I hold down a full-time job and that

had to take priority.“I came into the tournament knowing that

I have a target onmyback. Itwas really tightat the top over the four rounds. I kept myhead down and got the job done and that’swhy this win feels so much more special.”Roux started the final round with a one-

stroke edge over Stapleton and a two-shotlead on Central Gauteng’s Ryan Dreyer.“I knew the last round would be tough,”

Roux said. “When you have three ex-Sun-shine Tour pros going head-to-head, it wasalways going to be an extreme test of pa-tience and willpower.”Roux burst from the blocks with a birdie,

but short-sided himself at the second hole.“There is a tree right in the middle of the

fairwayat this par five,” he said. “I hit a goodtee shot, but the ball just kept going straightand it finished up a few inches from thetrunk. My only option was to punch out, butI still had 210 metres to the pin. I took mymedicine and moved on.”

Roux notched birdies at seven and 10 andhad a two shot lead on Stapleton when thepair reached the par four 17th.“I pulled my tee shot in the rough,” Roux

said. “With the pin at the back of the islandgreen, I decided to lay up rather than go forthe pin. I hit a decent chip, but I missed thepar putt. Shaun nearly flew the green, buthis ball stayed up. His chip landed two feetfrom the hole and he holed the putt to savepar. Going to 18, my lead was cut to one andI was going to go all out. Shaun played firstand hit his tee shot in the hazard on theright. I knew he would struggle to save par,so I put the driver back in the bag, took outa rescue and a more conservative approach.All I needed was a regulation five to win.”Rouxparred thehole towin, andStapleton

made six for a 72 to finish sole second.“Now that I have back-to-backwins, I have

a new goal for next year – I’m going to gofor a hat-trick and that gives every guy onthemid-amateur circuit the goal to stopme.”

Bellville golfer Gerlou Roux retained his SAMid-Amateur Stroke Play Championship title atSilver Lakes Country Club in Pretoria.

PHOTO: ERNEST BLIGNAULT

Roux claims back to back stroke play titlesRoux claims back to back stroke play titles

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Twelve-year-old Rowan Vermeulen of Ravens-mead Athletics Club crosses the line during the4km run in the Western Province Athletics CrossCountry meeting held at Nantes Park in Bridge-town on Saturday. PHOTOS: RASHIED ISAACS

Running in style

Nathaniel Naicker (13) of Montevideo Primaryin Bontheheuwel in action.

In his debut run over 12km, South Africa’sStephenMokoka showed the internation-al contingent and the top three finishers

from 2015, Emmanuel Bett, Daniel Salel andTimothy Toroitich, a clean pair of heals atthe 2016 FNB Cape Town 12 OneRun thattook place in the Mother City on Sunday 15May.

Some 13 000 runners lined up in MarineDrive next to Woodbridge Island for the sec-ond running of the FNBCape Town 12OneR-un. As in 2015, conditions were near perfectwith the temperature sitting on 12 degrees.

A frenetic start saw the first kilometre be-ing covered in 02:41. When the lead bunchof fifteen athletes went through three kilo-metres in 08:17, it was clear that the chasefor the world best time of 33:31 was on thecards. Defending champion Emmanuel Bettof Kenya and country man Daniel Salel,were driving the lead bus with Mokoka andElroy Gelant in close attendance.

Both Gelant andMokoka hadmade it veryclear before the race that they were intenton making sure that the winner’s pursestayed on home soil.

The five kilometre mark came just insidethe harbour grounds as the athletes turnedoff Marine Drive, passing in 13:55. Once inthe harbour, it was Bett who started to turnthe screws to try and shake off the South Af-rican challenge, with Salel on his shoulder.Mokoka and Gelant were having none of

it and as the athletes hit 8km, Mokoka andGelant made the break, with Salel the onlyathlete to follow the South Africans.

The nine kilometre mark was reached in25:11. Salel, Mokoka and Gelant turned intoBree Street simultaneously for the final kilo-metre.

Gelant fell off with 800m to go. Salel andMokoka raced neck andneck to the linewithMokoka edging the Kenyan by one second,

coming home in 33:34 to the 33:35 of Salel.With that Mokoka shattered the previous

record of Mathews ‘Loop ‘n Val’ Motshwara-teu by 49 seconds and missed out on theworld best time of 31:33 by a mere three sec-onds.“It was a hard race”, said Mokoka after-

wards.“Salel pushedmy right to the line but I am

happy thatwewon the race for SouthAfrica.Elroy (Gelant) and I worked together andwere talking to each other the whole way.So I am happy we were able to work as ateam.”Mokoka has been adamant that South Af-

rica has the ability to take the race to theKenyans if they work as a team. “I wantedthe win first,” Mokoka went on to say ofbreaking the SA best time of Motshwarateu(34:23), “but the record is a big bonus.”The bonus was worth an additional

R10 000 to Mokoka over and above theR40 000 for first prize.In the women’s race, Irvette Van Zyl was

first across the line. While most expectedthat, Van Zyl had been battling with the flufor close on a week and almost withdrew aft-er four kilometres in.“It was hard. I felt really bad and wanted

to just stop.”Van Zyl hung on though and despite feel-

ing out of sortswent into the lead after sevenkilometres and was never headed.“When Lebogang went through the first

two kilometres in sixminutes I was hangingon as best I could. I do not know how I wasable to just stick it out. I am very surprisedby the win.”Van Zyl was originally planning on chas-

ing the SA best time of Elana Meyer (38:39),but having just recovered from flu she sether sights on thewin crossing the finish linein 39:40.

DEBUT: LOCAL BEATS INTERNATIONAL CONTINGENT

Mokokavictorious

In his 12km debut, South Africa’s Stephen Mokoka showed the international contingent and thetop three from 2015, Emmanuel Bett, Daniel Salel and Timothy Toroitich, a clean pair of heals atthe 2016 FNB Cape Town 12 ONERUN that took place in the Mother City today (Sunday, 15 May2016). Seen here: Mokoka claiming victory in Bree Street, Cape Town, in an impressive time of 33minutes 34 seconds. PHOTO: TOBIAS GINSBERG

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nale kampioen die WP verteenwoordigsaam met Valsbaai – die nie-universitê-re klub wat verlede seisoen die beste indie WP se Superliga-kompetisie gevaarhet.In die Goue Beker-kompetisie (voor-

heen die Gemeenskapstrofee-kompetisiegenoem) is die Durbanvillers ingedeelsaam met Old Selbornians (Grens sekampioenspan), Welkom Rovers (Noord-Vrystaat), Worcester Villagers (Boland)en ’n span wat nog moet kwalifiseer.Die 20 deelnemende spanne is in vier

groepe ingedeel, met die twee klubs watdie beste in elke groep vaar wat vir diekwarteindronde in Oktober sal kwalifi-seer.

In die afgelope week se ligawedstrydehet Tygerberg-klub verlede Woensdag ’ninsiggewende sege van 30-3 oor die Victo-riane behaal deur geleidelik ’n houvas tebekom en uiteindelik heeltemal die oor-hand tekry.Belharmoesallesuithaal omUWK met 21-14 te klop nadat UWK metondernemende spel aanvanklik met 14-0voorgeloop het. Durbanville-Bellville hetdie vaste fasette oorheers in sy skermut-seling met Primrose en het betreklikmaklik met 24-0 gewen. Die eindtellingkon heelwat hoër gewees het, maar dieDurbies het heelwat puntekanse ver-speel. In die B-afdeling van die Superligaverloop sake nog klopdisselboom virUnie-Milnerton (32-29 t Pniël Villagers),Hands &Heart (50-28 t Strand) en Bellvil-le (24-7 t Kraaifontein). Maar Goodwoodhet met 8-17 t Violets vasgeval.Die komende Saterdag speel (tuisspan

eerste): Kuilsrivier t Brackenfell, SK/Walmer t Durbell, UK t UWK, Valsbaait Tygerberg, Hamiltons t Belhar, Primro-se t NNK, Goodwood t Macassar enStrand t Unimil.

Durbell sal voorbereivir klubkompetisie

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