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“RESIDENTS can influencetheir environment and neigh-bourhood by being actively in-volved citizens ... everybodycan stand up and decide what isbest for their community andmake a difference,” said WardCouncillor Beverley Schafferafter Pick n Pay Camps Bay re-tracted their application for aliquor licence. Over 160 lettersof objection were received.

When People’s Post first report-ed on the matter (“Fizz taken outof Liquor licence”, 27 September),the Camps Bay Residents’ andRatepayers’ Association (CBRRA)threatened to boycott the store,should their application to sell liq-uor be successful, and Schafferdeemed it “the worst thing to hap-

pen to Camps Bay.”The CBRRA, police, NSRI,

neighbourhood watch and wardcouncillors voiced their concernabout liquor being freely availablejust across the road from theCamps Bay beach.

During peak season, law en-forcement and life guards arestretched to the limit.

Objectors raised the concernthat it would increase the numberof people drinking on the beach,and thereby the incidence ofdrownings.

They were concerned that theoutlet would aggravate the prob-lem of vagrants abusing alcoholon the strip along the blue flagbeach.

But last Monday, 17 October,public pressure and participationtriumphed over the multi billionrand company.

An agreement was reached afterextensively reviewing the resi-dents’ views on the sale of liquorin an area where there has been nooff sale liquor stores in years.

Pick n Pay General Manager forthe Western Cape, Jarett van Vu-uren and CBBRA chairpersonChris Willemse shook hands toput a cork in the plans.

VanVuuren said thatwhilePickn Pay had received a number of re-quests to sell wine in its CampsBay Store, which has served localresidents and tourists since 1987,it had withdrawn the applicationfor a grocer’s wine licence after aseries of consultations with localresident groups.

“The grocer’s wine licencewould have allowed us to offer aselect range of up-market wines atthis store to tourists and residentsalike.

However, we are also sensitiveand responsive to communitypreferences, and the preference ofCamps Bay residents is for thewhole suburb to be ‘dry’, notwith-standing the type of wine wewould be offering”, said Van Vu-uren.

Willemse said that their intentto sell “upmarket wines” was allwell and good, but in the end theycould have sold whatever winethey wanted to, effectively makingcheap wine freely available tobeach goers, vagrants, touristsand possibly underage children.

Schaffer adds that she is surethat the liquor licence would havebeen approved if Pick n Pay didnot heed the call of the communi-ty, and commends the actions ofthe chain store, as well as all theassociations in Camps Bay “forputting on the pressure.”

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Play with fire – but do it safelyDURING Diwali, the Hindu “Festival ofLights”, the City of Cape Town appeals to Ca-petonians to be cautious and sensible whenattendingorganised fireworksdisplaysor let-ting off shop-bought fireworks on Wednes-day 26 October.

TheHinducelebrationofDiwali is a signifi-cant event that goes back in time to the an-cient religion, culture and folklore of India.Discharging fireworks is a tradition symbol-ising the victory of light over darkness andgood over evil, and follows a month-long peri-od of fasting and abstinence from meat andalcohol by Hindus. The City has made eightareas available for members of the public tolet off shop-bought fireworks under thewatchful eye of public safety authorities –though revellers are warned that they do soat their own risk. These are: Theo MaraisPark in Milnerton; Bishop Lavis Sports Field;Wesfleur Sports Field in Atlantis; the Macas-sar Beach parking area; Macassar Road inMacassar; Swartklip Sports Complex inMitchell’s Plain; the Maiden’s Cove parkingarea in Camps Bay; the eastern Athlone Sta-dium parking area; and the Sunrise Beach

parking area at Sunrise Circle in Muizen-berg.It is illegal to discharge fireworks any-where else, and law enforcement authoritieswill take a zero-tolerance approach to thosewho try.The City’s fire safety inspectors andLaw Enforcement officials, together with thepolice Explosives Unit, will conduct inspec-tions at fireworks display sites to ensure thatall safety requirements are met. Members ofthe public who wish to attend these fireworksdisplays must follow safety instructions giv-en by fireworks operators, event organisersand security personnel, and keep behind safe-ty barriers. Children under the age of 16 arenot allowed to buy or let off fireworks withoutadult supervision.Residents are also encour-aged to keep their pets safe on the day; beforeleaving your home, please ensure that yourpets are safely secured on your property, infamiliar surroundingsandout ofharm’sway.

To report the illegal sale or use of fire-works, call the Metro Police call centre on0860-POLICE (765-423) or to the police on08600 10111.For more information about thedesignated sites, contact the City’s DisasterOperations Centre on 080-911-HELP (4357).

Let Cass Abrahams cook for you at ChristmasTICKET holders for the November and De-cember Kuier Magazine cooking demonstra-tions stand a chance of having their Christ-mas dinner cooked for them by Cass Abra-hams personally. Abrahams is once againready to share some of her cooking secrets,sponsored by Robertsons. Tickets for thedemonstration are R80 each and take place

at the Cape Peninsula University of Technol-ogy hotel school restaurant in Granger Bay.Tickets are for sale at Computicket and only110 tickets are available per demonstration.The dates are: 5 and 12 November, 3 and 17December.

For more information, call the Kuier officeat (021) 446-5030.

THE seventeenthCape Town Interna-tional Kite Festivaltook to the skies lastweekend with thetheme “One Sky, OneWorld - MentalHealth for All”,which highlights theimportance of mentalhealth for all acrossthe globe.

The festival spannedSaturday and Sundayon the scenic groundsof the Zandvlei NatureReserve in Muizenberg.International kitersshowed off their colour-ful creations, while pri-mary schools partici-pated in the annualBoomerang Edu-KiteSchools’ Competition.

The Kite Festival isan annual fund-raisingand awareness raisingevent for Cape MentalHealth, promoting posi-tive mental health in anuplifting, fun and col-ourful way.

HERITAGEWINNER: Princess Helmi Ginanti of Bali, Indonesia,awards MujaidDavids ofManenberg thePeople’s PostHeritage KiteAward trophyat the 17thCape Town InternationalKite FestivalPhoto: Eric Miller

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The meeting will take place at theCape Town Central Police Station,Buitenkant Street, and will focus onthe year under review, and give thecommunity a chance to voice theiropinions about crime in the area andto get involved.

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Word on the street about mountain road closuresHANRIE BOSCH

“CLOSING the roads on Table Moun-tain and Signal hill is not a new thing,it is not Adrastic measure; it is stand-ard operating procedure. It has beenlike this for the past six years. Lastyear, during the FIFA World Cup, hadbeen an exception,” says Merle Col-lins, SAN-Parks spokesperson.

Collins was responding to the furoreover the closure of Tafelberg road and theroad leading up to Signal hill from 22:00to 05:00 every day until March or April.Only accredited tour operators will be al-lowed to drive up. Everybody else canstill enjoy the mountain by parking andtaking a stroll up.

Tafelberg road will be closed near thethe traffic circle, just after the Kloof Nekparking area. Signal Hill Drive will beclosed just after the start of the main foot-path up Lions Head.

Fiona Furey, Table mountain New 7Natural Wonders campaign manager, isnot concerned that the closureswill affectthe campaign. The campaign has only 17days to go. She pointed out that these areprecautionary measures that have been

in place since 2005.Mariëtte du Toit-Helmbold, Cape Town

Tourism CEO, said in a recent press re-lease that the night-time closures will notaffect tourism to the mountain:

“We do not believe that these safetymeasures will deter visitors to TableMountain; in fact, visible policing, adviceand safety measures have resulted in pos-itive feedback from visitors. More than95% of the million-plus visits per year toand in Table Mountain National Park oc-cur during daylight hours when thesespecific boundary roads are open to thepubic,” says du Toit-Helmbold.

Collins adds that special provisionswill be made on New Years day, when theMountain will close at around 01:00. Oth-er events will also be taken into consider-ation. “The initiative has worked before,so why should we not do it again,” saysCollins, adding that “what are people do-ing at 03:00 in their cars there in anycase?” The night-time closure is a com-bined decision by SANParks and theSAPS in an effort “to have more control”over the area during the festive season.

In the event of an incident on the moun-tain, contact Table Mountain NationalPark emergencies on 0861 106 417.

CASE CLOSED: Rhiannon Rees and Tarryn Welshsay that they do not see the issue surroundingthe closures, and that they will not be affected.“Who uses the mountain during those times anyway? Even during the monthly full moon hikespeople are off the mountain by 22:00. It is a goodpreventative measure.”

CRYING SHAME: Ismail Brazier is a firsttime visitor to the mountain and says that it is a pity thatthis beauty will be closed after sunset: “Theyshould leave it open. The views at night must beamazing and people should be allowed to enjoyit whenever they want.”

BRIGHT SPARK: James van Wyk says he commendsthe authorities for the initiative to prevent crime onthe mountain: “This will drastically reduce thenumber of crimes on the mountain, and give SouthAfrica a good name for taking measures to preventcrime and clean up the streets. I just wish they coulddo this in more areas.”

DAYLIGHT VIEWING:Norma Ndingane saysthat all countries aredifferent and need totake different measures to prevent crime:“It is good that theyclose it, because whois going to be here atthose times, and whatare they going to do?The best views areduring the day, andfew people will be affected. It is a verygood idea.”

SAFETY FIRST: Zubaida DamonSlunat says that thenighttime closure is surely a brilliant way to improvesafety on the mountain: “Too many things happenhere. People should rather come up during the daywhen there are lots of people around.”

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Kitchen confidentialHANRIE BOSCH

IF you cannot find a good excusefor bulging out of your bikini orSpeedo this summer, then here isa fool proof one: just blame it onthe top 20 DStv Eat Out Awardnominees, five of whom are situ-ated in the heart of the city.

Langoustines, crayfish, cream,double cream, sugar, spice and allthings nice. These five restaurantshave worked hard at making Cape-tonians work a little harder in thegym or along the promenade. AndPeople’s Post spoke to the five chefsto find out what’s cooking.

Etiquette dictates that youshouldeat from the outside in, so People’sPost started at the edge of the city,with Luke Dale-Roberts, chef and

owner of The Test Kitchen at OldBiscuit Mill in Woodstock.

The quaint restaurant has spacefor only 35 guests. Thereare 10 chefsand 6 people on the floor. Attentionto detail and constant innovation iseverything, says Dale-Roberts as hespills the beans about his secret towowing guests.

“Signature dishes are an Achillesheel. They inhibit progress. It isgood to keep things fresh and new.”He also adds that besides excellentservice and fresh ideas “happy peo-ple create happy food,” and that iswhat The Test Kitchen is all about.

The Planet Restaurant and Bar issituated in the Mount Nelson Hotel,Gardens. Chef Rudi Liebenbergsays that Cape Town is on the foodmap, and there is “nothing wrongwith what we are doing, in fact we

areas goodasmanyof the topplacesout there, in many cases we areeven better.” And his secret weap-on?

“Food should be respected. It willrespect you in turn. People willtaste if food has not been respected.Aim for simplicity, local, sustaina-ble produce where possible.”

Still feeling peckish, we proceed-ed for the main to the Japanese andSouth American influenced Nobuon the V&A Waterfront. ChefHideki Maeda has a simple philoso-phy: “To make all guests happy”and a secret weapon as complicatedand intriguing as origami: umami.

Umami is a Japanese term mean-ing “pleasant savoury taste.” It isan esoteric flavour and the fifthtaste sense, alongwith sweet, bitter,sour and salty, which can be found

in the exotic signaturedish Black Cod Den Mi-so.

To cleanse the palatewe went to The Round-house: A 300-year-oldround house on thehills overlookingCamps Bay. Chef PJVadas says this is thethird year in a row thatthe restaurant has beennominated, and hopesthat the well seasonedrestaurant will takehome the bacon thisyear. Up in the CampsBay hills, surroundedby nature, it is hard notto source fresh producelocally and Vadas saysthat their secret weap-on, besides the view, is“as much wild produceas possible”.

This is evident intheir signature dish, anorganic “Veg Patch”platter filled with sea-sonal organic raw andpickled veggies, allsourced locally, andpossibly good for the bikini too.

With little space left People’s Postends off on a sweet note at Azure,in the Twelve Apostles hotel,Camps Bay, where Chef HenricoGrobbelaar puts the cherry on topof the fine dining journey.

Open 24/7 with 21 chefs and 12porters, Grobbelaar says their mot-to is “we are stronger than pain.”And their seductively sweet secret

weapon? “Keep it real. Keep it sim-ple. And source locally,” which isnever a bad thing when your plateis dripping in seafood and fresh pro-duce.

At the end of the gastronomicjourney, feeling pleasantly stuffedand lazy, one has to wonder if thebeach is really worth it when thereare so many great places in CapeTown to Eat Out.

FRESHTEST: LukeDaleRoberts fromThe TestKitchen.Photos: Supplied

WHAT’S COOKING?: Rudi Liebenberg from Planet Restaurant.

SWEETANDSOUR:PJVadasand EricBulpittfrom TheRoundhouse

NOBU KNOWS:HidekiMaeda (front) andchefs from Nobu.

MOUTWATERING: Henrico Grobbelaar from Azure.

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PUBLIC transport in Cape Town is pro-vided by three equally important groups;bus and rail are subsidised scheduledservices while minibus-taxis provide an“on demand” service.

Rail is the backbone of public transport inCape Town and is currently operated byMetrorail. It transports more than 700 000people on a working day. The majority of railpassengers are considered a captive audi-ence: they have no option but to use the train.However, aging rolling stock and the effectsof vandalism, sabotage and cable theft arehampering Metrorail’s ability to provide aquality service. From a sustainability pointof view, rail has the lowest environmentalimpact per person transported. However,neither the trains, stations nor access pointsare currently universally accessible.

Golden Arrow Bus Services (GABS) pro-vides bus-based public transport for com-muters. They operate about 1 000 routes andtransport about 220 000 passengers on a dailybasis. It is important to remember that allroad-based public transport is affected bycongestion, road closures and incidents. The

MyCiTi service in the city bowl and up theWest Coast is the initial phase in the develop-ment of an integrated rapid transit systemfor the whole of Cape Town. The MyCiTiservice has been popular because it is safe,reliable, accessible and affordable. As a pas-senger one has the right to travel in a well-maintained, smoke-free, fully licenced androadworthy public transport vehicle operat-ed by a licenced driver. Drivers may not usetheir cell phones or any other communica-tiondevicewhile driving, unless ahands freeset is being used. The driver is not permittedto play excessively loud or offensive musicor fill the vehicle beyond the registered ca-pacity. The Transport Information Centre(TIC) is a 24-hour service providing informa-tion on bus and rail schedules, receivingcomplaints and feedback on behalf of Metro-rail, GABS, MyCiTi, kerbside parking andtraffic signals. The TIC can be contacted on0800 65 64 63 or at [email protected] . The TIC provides full details ofthe transport options, park-and-rides androad closures related to events at Cape TownStadium. Agents are available to assist inEnglish, Afrikaans and Xhosa.

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Household AidRemuneration: R 55 830 per annumService benefits: 13th cheque, employer s contribution to the pension fund, housing andmedical aid allowance.Requirements: Minimum requirement: Basic literacy and numeracy skills. Experience:Experience in a ward/hospital environment. Competencies (knowledge/skills): • Knowledgeof cleaning agents, materials and hospital hygiene • Ability to operate machines/equipment in acost-effective way • Good communication and interpersonal relations with supervisor,colleagues and the public • The ability to read, write and converse in at least two of the threeofficial languages of the Western Cape.Duties (key result areas/outputs): • Provide a clean (hygienic) and safe environment• Handling and correct usage and operation of equipment and chemicals in a cost-effective way• Handling of clean and dirty linen and disposal of refuse/waste products • Assist with theserving of meals and beverages to patients • Assist with the stock control of linen and non-surgical equipment at ward level.Enquiries: Ms A Brown: 021 370-3735

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INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANTS: Z83 forms (obtainable from any Government departmentor www.capegateway.gov.za) must: Be completed in full, clearly reflect the name of the position,name and date of the publication (candidates may use this as reference), be signed,accompanied by a comprehensive CV, and certified copies of ID, driver s licence andqualification/s. Applications without the afore-mentioned will not be considered. Applicationsmust be forwarded to the address as indicated on the advertisement. No late, faxed or e-mailedapplications will be accepted. CV s will not be returned. Excess personnel will receive preference.Applications, which are received after the closing date, will not be considered.Further communication will be limited to shortlisted candidates. If you have not received aresponse from the Department within 3 months of the closing date, please consider yourapplication as unsuccessful. It will be expected of candidates to be available for selectioninterviews on a date, time and place as determined by the Department.As directed by the Department of Public Service & Administration, applicants must note thatfurther checks will be conducted once they are shortlisted and that their appointment is subjectto positive outcomes on these checks, which include security clearance, qualificationverification, criminal records, credit records and previous employment.The Department of Health is guided by the principles of Employment Equity. Disabled candidates are encouraged toapply and an indication in this regard will be appreciated.

Rock the ages with TearsJOIN The Emma Animal Rescue Society(Tears) members as they travel throughsix decades of rock ‘n roll at The Barn-yard Theatre Willowbridge on 4 Novem-ber at 18:00. Take your own picnic basket;a cash bar will be available.

Tickets cost R150 per person.Book with Marge on (021) 785-7014 or

email [email protected], or contactMandy on (021) 557-9056.

All funds raised will support the Tearsanimal shelter.

Drug busts in Waterkant StreetHANRIE BOSCH

POLICE arrested three people in Water-kant Street this weekend, for dealing indrugs with an estimated street value ofR6 500.

Integrated operations with the SAPS andMetro Police yielded results on Sundaymorning,whena 30-year-oldmanwasarrest-ed for dealing in R1 500 worth of cocaine at11:10.

Later the same day in the same street, at13:10, two people were arrested for dealingin R3 000 worth of CAT and R2 000 worth of

MDMA, according to Captain Ezra October,spokesperson for the Cape Town Police Sta-tion.

“The suspects’ vehicle was also confiscat-ed, and upon further investigation officersfound a further R15 000 in cash in the vehi-cle,” says October.

Earlier in the week, on Friday, anothertwo suspects, aged 38 and 37, were arrestedin Queen Victoria Street for dealing in R1 100worth of cocaine.

October adds that R510 in cash as well asa cellphone was also confiscated.

All the suspects will remain in police cus-tody until their court hearings.

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The reconstitution of the JCC has now commenced with invitations to almost 300 state andindependent high schools across the city. The JCC comprises learners primarily in Grades 9,10 and 11. It is not a political structure and participation by schools is voluntary.

The composition of the JCC has been redesigned to more closely align the schools in each ofthe city’s 111 wards with governance and service delivery in Cape Town.

All high schools in the city which would like to participate in the JCC are herebyinvited to contact the Acting Co-Ordinator, Charmaine van Reenen, on or before11 November 2011 at tel: 021 400 1480; fax: 021 400 1465or e-mail: [email protected]

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Public art or public enemy?HANRIE BOSCH

ONE person’s trash is another’s treas-ure. And one person’s art is another’s

vandalism. This is evident in graffiti-cladbuildings over the city, and it is also theissue facing Henry Young and ErnestJacobs. The pair have been building a“garden of peace” on the Sea Point prome-nade, close to Sunset Beach, for nearlyseven weeks.

“We made this garden for the community.It is a garden of peace. It used to be a toiletfor people from the taxi rank, but we decidedto make it beautiful and nice for everyone. Itused to stink a lot and nobody wanted to walkpast here. Now we are just very sad. Very,very sad,” says Young.

On the dawn of the World Design Capitol2014 (WDC) announcement tomorrow Bule-lwa Makalima-Ngewana, Managing Directorof the Cape Town Partnership and WDC 2014bid, says that the line between legal and ille-gal public art isnot always easy todraw, sinceit is open to interpretation and subject to dif-fering views. Consensus is not easilyreached.

All artists must get pre-approval for theirworks to avoid contravening bylaws, saysMakalima-Ngewana. But she adds that: “Dur-ing the World Cup, these bylaws were inter-preted in a way that resulted in a more ena-bling environment for public art. Installa-tions breathe life into public spaces thatwould normally go unnoticed.”

Last week Monday the garden was raidedby Sea Point law enforcement officers. Five

bags of trinkets wereconfiscated, whichwill now cost themR602 to retrieve.

When People’s Postvisited the garden onFriday morning, itwas returned to awonderland oncemore: a peace gardenas the two say, withlittle figurines intri-cately arranged be-tween marbles,shells, crabs. Littletreasures dug out ofgarbage bags danglefrom branches,whilst smurf figu-rines peep from un-derneath flowers.

But on Fridayevening the pair’sgarden was raidedonce more, this timecoming to an agreement with law enforce-ment over what they can and cannot have intheir “garden of peace.”

According to ward councillor BeverleySchaffer, the meeting between the two withJPSmit,Maycomember for safety and securi-ty and two other City Officials, yielded posi-tive results.

“They happily agreed, and even helped lawenforcement to remove objects from the gar-den. The city parks unit also offered them sea-sonal work. We offered to take them to TheHaven Night Shelter, and personally I am go-ing to pay for their ID books, because they cannot work without them. This is all about em-powering them and getting them real jobs,and they were very happy with the offer.” Buton Saturday morning Young and Jacobs didnot look overwhelmed. They started makingthe garden about seven weeks ago, cutting

down bushes, planting flowers and even buy-ing four bags of compost. They see it as ameans of “giving back to the community inthe only way we can, with our hands.”

Jacobs is 53 and has been living on thestreets for 43 years, he met Young about 10years ago on the Promenade. As Jacobs looksat his garden on Saturday morning, rearrang-ing a few flowers, he sighs and says: “We havenothing; we cannot fight against them (lawenforcement). We do not have all the powerthey have. So now we will just leave it as itis.”

Makalima-Ngewana concludes by saying“A happy medium must be found and mappedout in policy form. In this way it will not beso much about ‘illegal’ or ‘legal’ public artfrom a bylaw perspective, but about a visionof how public art can enrich Cape Town’spublic spaces.”

MALICE IN WONDERLAND: Ernest Jacobs (front) and Henry Young sitin their garden on Saturday, a day after their garden had been raidedyet again. Photo: Hanrie Bosch

Tuesday 25 October 2011 GENERAL People’s Post Atlantic SeaboardCity Edition Page 9

Tuesday 25 OctoberCape Town: The Friends of the South Afri-can Museum will host explorer Robin Ham-mond at the Iziko South African Museum at18:30 for 19:00. Hammond’s talk, “The Phoeni-cians – Who, Where and When?” promises toreveal where these people came from, theamazing things they achieved and, finally,what happened to them. Entrance costs R30.Call Maxine on 072 225 6893.

Wednesday 26 OctoberSea Point: David Davidson will talk aboutthe 2011 Chelsea Flower Show at Stone-haven,7 Albany Road, at 10:00 for 10:30. TheR20 entrance fee includes refreshments.Phone (021) 434-9555 (mornings only).

Thursday 27 OctoberStellenbosch: The Women’s Resource Cen-tre presents “Voices from Africa” at MoyoRestaurant from 09:30 to 12:30. Tickets costR190. Call (021) 434-9555 (mornings only).

Saturday 29 OctoberCape Town: The second Veg Pride Parade is

calling all vegetarians, vegans, rawfoodists and fruitarians to be part ofthe fun and celebrate plant-basedliving with the whole family. Prizesfor best costume, best banner/post-er and t-shirt will also be up for

grabs. The parade starts at 11:00 at the cornerof Strand Street and St Georges Mall, and willend in the Company’s Gardens. Bring yourown picnic and sunscreen for a fun day out.

Three Anchor Bay: The annual bazaar ofthe Dutch Reformed Church in Three AnchorBay will take place from 09:00 to 14:00 at thechurch, 265 Main Road. Entertainment forthe kids will include a jumping castle and alive boereorkes for everybody’s enjoyment.An auction of interesting items will start at11:00. Phone Martie Pienaar on 021 439 6214(mornings only) for more details.

Camps Bay: St Peter’s Anglican Church,12 Park Road, Camps Bay will be holding itsannual fund-raising fête from 09:00 to 13:00.White elephant, quality second-hand cloth-ing, books, delicioushomebakes and teaswillbe on sale. No admission charge. For queriescall Trevor on (021) 438-2478 or 072 147 3674 oremail [email protected].

Bo-Kaap: The Bo-Kaap market will takeplace from 10:00 to 14:00 with over 50 stalls of-fering traditional foods, baked goods, tea and

coffee, handmade jewellery, crafts and cloth-ing. A Bo-Kaap tour starts at 11:00. Entrancefree. Contact: 072 643 0054 for more informa-tion.

Sunday 30 OctoberCamps Bay: The Twelve Apostles Hotel andSpa will hold a special Halloween buffet from12:30 to 14:30 at its Azure Restaurant for theyoungsters, with spooky dishes includingspaghetti web salad, chicken daggers, devil’seggs and pumpkin fritters.

Childrenmust arrivedressed in their scari-est outfits for the costume party; prizes forthe best dressed will be handed out, and therewill also be trick-or-treat stations throughoutthe hotel.

The fun costs R225 per person. For more in-formation phone (021) 437-9000.

Monday 31 OctoberCamps Bay: Adults are invited to join TheTwelve Apostles Hotel and Spa for a hauntedHalloween evening party in the Leopard Barfrom 16:00. Dress your scariest to claim spotprizes that will be handed out throughout theevening. Cocktails and snacks will be servedamid performances from the resident enter-tainer. Snack platters cost R15 for two peoplesharing. Phone (021) 437 9000.

Wednesday 2 NovemberSea Point: Beatrice Rabkin will talk on “Life-style and Nutritional Causes of Chronic Ill-nesses” at Stonehaven, 7 Albany Road, at10:00 for 10:30.

The R20 entrance includes refreshments.Phone (021) 434 9555 for more information.

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HALLOWEEN SCREAM: Five college kids ventureoff on a weekend getaway after their friend wasfound brutally murdered in their hometown. Littledo they know that the killer had followed them to– what will soon become apparent, was their finaldestination. A new play written and directed by Jeremeo Le Cordeur, I Know How You Screamed LastScary Movie [IKHYSLSM], presented by VultureProductions, is filled with moments that are guaranteed to bring back some of the best horror moviemoments, with segments from movies like Scream,The Ring, Poltergeist, Idle Hands, Saw, and more.The show opens on Halloween weekend, and willrun from 27 to 30 October, and 3 to 5 Novemberat the Theatre in the District, Chapel Street, District Six. Tickets cost R75 at Computicket. All tickets include free popcorn and a Lindt Chocolate.

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GRANT-IN-AID 2012/2013Request for applications for fundingArts and Culture

The City of Cape Town’s Tourism, Events and Marketing Department is inviting applications forfunding from arts organisations/institutions within the municipal boundaries of the City.

This funding programme supports the City’s five key pillars: the opportunity city; the safecity; the caring city; the inclusive city; and the efficient city.

The proposals should be project-based and:• Focus on relevant issues in communities: youth development, substance abuse,

cultural diversity, gender equality and disability• Have a strong training and development component

All applicants must have a proven track record.

Applicants should be realistic when drafting their proposals as funding is limited and,therefore, budgets should be presented on a project basis for aspects as determined in theAllocation of Section 67 Grants Policy.

Applicants should be registered as a non-profit organisation (NPO, NGO, Section 21, trust,etc.). Organisations should take note of our Allocation of Section 67 Grants Policy, whichcan be downloaded from the City of Cape Town website www.capetown.gov.za. Supportingdocuments should include proof of bank details, NPO certificate, tax clearance certificate,latest municipal rates account and latest audited financial statements. All documents mustbe certified.

Applicants must use the prescribed application form, which is available at our office onthe 14th Floor, Telkom Tower, Standard Bank Centre, Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town orcan be downloaded from www.capetown.gov.za or by contacting Natalie Harper on tel021 417 4101. The original form should be submitted – no photocopies, faxes or e-mails willbe considered.

The completed application forms should be hand-delivered to our abovementioned offices by no later than16:00 on Friday 18 November 2011.


Quality papers forthe peoplePEOPLE’S POST celebrates six years ofproducing quality newspapers; with 10publications published weekly and dis-tributed free to more than 317 000 house-holds in Cape Town’s southern suburbs.

With a new management team at the helm,the paper is committed afresh to providinginteresting, relevant news to local communi-ties and to serving our valued clients well.

New editor, Feroza Miller-Isaacs, and salesmanager, Edwin Scott, look forward to theirexciting new challenge. Miller-Isaacs, whosucceeds former People’s Post editor Annel-ien Dean, says: “Now more than ever, thepressure is on print media to produce excit-ing, edgy papers. Our goal is to deliver pa-pers that communities can’t wait to get theirhands on. With my talented team of journal-ists, I look forward to enhancing our estab-lished quality legacy and to serving readersand businesses well.”

Scott and Miller-Isaacs contend: “Despitethe digital revolution, newspapers haveproven to be ‘Alive’ and in good shape.” Infact, People’s Post has kept step with technol-ogy, launching its website on 23 August andmobi site three weeks ago. Scott says: “We

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Give a thought to census workersAS a census field worker we are here to assistyou in filling in the census questionnaire.You do not have to let us into your house.

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We don’t have any hand held devices (apartfrom our cell phones); this is something thatwas copied and pasted from the 2010 censusin the USA.

Field workers work long hours and fill in

these forms all day.We are all suffering from lack of sleep and

high stress levels; lack of family time – andI can’t remember the last time I had a properbreakfast, lunch and dinner.

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We are just trying to do our jobs and wearen’t the ones who wrote all these questions.

BRADLEY SCOTT

Reduce your pricesSHAME on those manufacturers whosponsored their products to a losing Boksteam.

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have sufficient money to do this.T.AMOSLansdowne

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Your SMSesIn response

. To the person who thinks that smalldogs carried in arms is unhealthy: theseare our babies. They are cared for, inocu-lated and bathed just as we do our chil-dren!

. Dear People’s Post, could you pleasepublish a column on The Consumer Pro-tection Act, explaining in detail the rightsof consumers. We need to know more

as there arebusinesses that are continu-ing with bad practices. Especially the cardealers in Parow.

. I am as disabled as can be, yet I havechanged my condition into one of mystrengths for my own wellbeing. You puta smile on my face to publish such great-ness in concern for any disabled person.Abduragman Ismail

Driven off the rails. To Anon, I agree completely. It’s a rip-

off and one can’t afford to pay all that mon-ey for an appointment, lessons, photosand a driving school car. You’re lucky ifyou pass! Where must we get all that mo-ey? Some of us want to achieve that goaland we really don’t need to be robbed likethat. If they say it’s for insurance, wear-and-tear and petrol, then they are coveredby using their cars for two driving tests.How many appointments do they do in aday,weekormonth? It’s a rip-of! That goesfor the traffic department too. They failyou for small, silly things. They’re a mon-ey-making business. It’s not what youknow, but who you know! From Heartbro-ken

. I agree with you 100%. I pay for oneand a half hours but then the driver is al-ways half an hour late! I’m so angry al-ready!

A question of donations. In response to Jo Maxwell’s comment

on private welfare donations, it would beinteresting to try and calculate the totalvalue of these donations countrywide.Linda

. I commend Jo Maxwell for selflesslyhelping the community. I take exception,though, to the mention of the “waste ofmoney” with “20 organisations runningtrauma units.” I’m a volunteer at one ofthese units and her opinion saddens me.People give to a cause close to their hearts(as opposed to one generic cause) and thiswould be to an organisation in which theyhave faith. If we do what we can, withwhat we’ve got, we’ll make a difference.Natasha

. One neighbour, who is horrible to-wards my family, was alerted by my bark-ing dogs when his car got broken into last

Monday night.

Blowing a fuse. To the lady who bought electricity:

you normally get two lots of numbers: onefor 50 free units and one for the rest. Whenyou add both you get 235,4 units. Please

make sure.. To the person moaning about only get-

ting 186.3 units for her R150, we at Mus-grave Park in Diep River only get 81.4units for our R100, and this is a retirementvillage.

. To the reader with the missing units,go back to the store where you bought itwith your receipt and tell them your situa-tion. You are supposed to get two numbers– the second number is for 50 free units!This happened to me before.

Dear Lynn. Lynn Prins makes a big mistake when

she describes kick-off punts as a puntwhich, as all rugby fans know, is a kickwhereby the ball is dropped from the handto the boot like in a touch kick or an up-and-under. A kick-off is always a dropkick! MB

. Has Lynn Prins ever been to a rugbymatch? Does she take readers for morons?Rugby guru she is not. Neil, Sea Point

. Aren’t South Africans just amazing?If the Springboks had made it to the finaland won, our coach would have been a he-ro but now we treat him as a zero. Man-chester

United was destroyed by Barcelona, yetFergie is still the coach. Arsenal is not do-ing well, yet Wenger is still the coach. TheSpringboks have played the best runningrugby ever, so please don’t change thecoach. DG Thompson

. Lynn Prins, I love your column!Thank you for teaching me so much aboutrugby!

. Dear Lynn Prins, the Boks deservedto win. They were robbed. Well done,Boks. To South Africans: you are truechamps. Tony, Lavender Hill

. Why do people always blame the refor the coach if the team loses?

By the way. We hear about all kinds of accidents

involving kids. On 18 October a lady driv-ing a white Kombi with a blue sliding door(transporting kids from a local school) letthe children jump out of the vehicle everytime to give it a push start.

. Can anyone explain why there is notrain running from Cape Town to Durbanand back?

. I witnessed in four areas the most ag-gressive and extremely ugly harassmentof citizenry by census workers. Elder citi-zens not excluded! People were evenfrightened to complain. Lisa, Lakeside

. Wake up! There’s no law and order inSA. Criminals know it.

THIS is a letter that congratulates LynnPrins on the fine job she is doing enlighten-ing the rugby fans – especially our women –about the rules that at times can be very com-plicated.

I can assure you that a certain gentlemancalled Glen (People’s Post SMSes, 11 October)has no knowledge of the game, and if he didwould be helping to explain how complicatedthe rugby rules are instead of criticising asports writer who is doing her best to helpus.

Lynn, I hope that you are able to cover allthe rules so that, at the end of the day, itwould encourage the ladies to become refe-rees.Then whenever the Bokke are playingthey would get an honest interpretation of

the game and perhaps win a few games.I have spoken to another sports writer

from a good newspaper about the rules andhow itwouldbenefit ourwomen if these ruleswere explained to them so that women mayalso enjoy the game.

I might have been speaking to the wall.Again, Lynn, well done and keep up the

good work you are doing and ignore the criti-cism like water off a duck’s back.

I shall be looking forward to your other ar-ticles on the rules so that one day you couldcollate them all together and print them inone issue for future reference and observa-tion while watching the games.

Many thanks, Lynn and well done!LESLIE WITTEN

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What’s on at the ArtscapeTHE Artscape’s run of thesecond-most frequently per-formed opera in the world,“La Traviata”, comes to anend on Saturday.

Tickets range from R150 toR350.

•Local artist Gerda Louwis presenting an exhibition ofoil paintings andpoems inAf-rikaans, English and Frenchin the theatre centre’sMarbleFoyer until Sunday.

•“TheBeneficiary”, a storyabout an elderly Xhosa manwho, after his only son dies,finds himself thinking abouta successor, starts its run attheArtscape onSaturdayandends on 5 November. Ticketsrange from R60 to R80.

•Cape Town City Balletpresents “Dance Internation-al” from Saturday to Sunday30 October; the show will fea-ture Kenneth MacMillan’s“Solitaire” and DavidLichine’s quirky “Gradua-tion Ball”, as well as choreog-rapher Adele Blank’s “MadDogs”.

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A night of silver songON Saturday 29 October theSongmakers’ Guild will presenta special concert, featuringMichelle Breedt and Nina Schu-mann, in collaboration with theSA College of Music in the Bax-ter Concert Hall in Rondebosch.

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Dazzling duet at GrandWestINTERNATIONAL stars PatrizioBuanne and Dana Winner willperform together on stage onSunday at GrandWest’s GrandArena in Cape Town.

The Belgian Winner has morethan 1,5 million album sales underher belt, and her first English lan-guage album was produced espe-cially for her South African fans,whom she also surprised with vari-ous Afrikaans recordings.

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Congrats, and a wrap upto the rugby World Cup

LYNN PRINS

I t has been a phenomenalseven weeks with historic

moments, emotional mo-ments, and joyous moments.A huge congratulations is inorder for the team of the mo-ment currently crowned theWorld Champions.

Way overdue if you ask me,and well deserved. Those of youwho don’t know, it’s only thesecond time that New Zealandhas lifted the cup since 1987. Ob-viously the hype must havebeen all over Auckland, not for-getting our fellow countrymenwho support the Kiwis. Auck-land must have been buzzing,everyone wanting to greet theirheroes and get a glimpse of theWeb Ellis Cup.

I must add, though, New Zea-land could not have won the cupat a better time, since they havebeen going through a roughpatch this past year with earth-quakes and the Pike River mine dis-aster. A salute to the French also,for whom it was an outstanding andunpredictable tournament, givingan astounding performance in thefinal. Playing with heart and show-ing character is true sportsman-ship, and both teams delivered that.Last week People’s Post explainedkick-offs and restart kicks, andpromised to sum up the rules.Thesewill be kept to a mini-mum,but readers who would likemore can email me at

[email protected] and maulsA ruck and a maul is similar and

can be quite confusing. A ruck isnormally formedwhen theball is onthe ground.

Amaul is formedwhenmore thantwo players have joined togetheraround the ball carrier, and the ballis held off the ground. If the ball hasgone to ground, then the group ofjoined players is called a ruck. Theimportant principle of rucks andmauls is that once they are set, twoimaginary offsides lines appear be-

hind each team’s rucking/maul-ing players, extending fromtouchline to touchline.

Any player running into thezone, from behind this line be-fore the ball leaves, butwho isnot joining the ruck or maul, isconsidered offside and a penaltycan be awarded to the otherteam.

Knock-onsThese occur when a player

fumbles the ball and knocks itforward with his hands or arms.The player is allowed to try andregain control.

If he can catch it before ittouches another player or theground, he can play on. Other-wise it is a “knock-on” and playmay be stopped. When posses-sion of the ball is lost, a scrumis set, with the non-offendingteam getting the scrum feed.

If you intentionally knock on,you may be penalised. If whatyou did prevented a probabletry, a penalty try may be award-ed.

OffsideA player is offside in general play

if he is in front of a teammate whois carrying the ball, or in front of ateammate who last played the ball.The aim is to stay behind the ball.

Forward passA player is not allowed to pass the

ball forward to a teammate.A big thank you to those who fol-

lowed my column and a thank youto those who congratulated me andeven to those who disagreed.

Signing off until the next WorldCup.

RUGBY GURU: Sports reporter Lynn Prins.Photo: Tammy Petersen

DEDICATED: BrandonBeack has recently participated in the South AfricanNational GymnasticsGames at the Bellville Velodrome. He won threegold medals, one bronzeand obtained second position overall. Beack is nowranked second in South Africa. He attends ReddamAtlantic College andtrains 18 to 20 hours aweek at ACS GymnasticsClub in Monte Vista. In August he attended WesternProvince Trials where represented WP in ArtisticGymnastics and Tumbling.He was awarded gold forboth events. At the Western Cape Champs in September he once again received gold in ArtisticGymnastics.

TOE UP: Seenhere is Ajaxplayer Kama Billiat beaten tothe ball by FreeState Stars Soriola Gege during the TelkomKnockoutmatch at Athlone Stadium onSunday 23 October. Ajax wonin extra time10. Ajax, alongwith Santos,will advance tothe quarters.Ajax plays awayon Fridayagainst MorokaSwallows at theDobsonville Stadium in Sowetoat 20:00.

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THREE weeks into the softball seasonand already there have been upsets in theSuper League division. Falcons-Normiesfell short of an undefeated streak, as didOld Mutual.

Falcons-Normies had an upsetting week-end two weeks ago during double-headerwhen they lost to Old Mutual Cubs the Satur-day in a tightly contested match, and on Sun-day they lost again, this time to GlenthornAs.

Albertons beat Cubs on Saturday 6-3, leav-ing Glenthorn As and Westridge Yankees theonly undefeated team. Meanwhile, Gl-enthorn’s pitcher Lauren Mulder, who willbe playing in the Junior Women’s WorldChampionship in December, looks in topform along with team mates Alex Fortune(short stop) and Carly Mulder (left outfield-er).

According to Steven Rodkin, Glenthorncoach, he said: “Alex is putting balls in playwith her left slap hitting and she has a highon base percentage because of speed.

She may not always come off well with bat-ting but her speed helps her to reach the basesafely.

“As for Carly she’s definitely perform-ing and even scored the winning runagainst Falcons-Normies.”

After Falcons-Normies’ double loss,they managed to redeem themselves onSaturday 23 October by beating TantaSport 18-2 in three frames.

Falcons-Normies’ Nicole Alexander,who will also participate in the JWWC,batted two out of four with one homerunand four RBI’s (runs brought in).

Justine Steward, who is on the shortlistfor the JWWC, is also showing improve-ment in her batting.

Old Mutual Cubs is another team thathas shown some positivity this season,beating one of the strongest teams in anearly run to the season.

Their winning streak continued thisweekend. At the Mitchell’s Plain fields onSaturday, undefeated champs WestridgeYankees sealed another win when theyfaced St Martins, beating them 11-3.

Yankees started off with Juliana Becerrapitching. She faced 15 batters, striking outone, and three hits came off her.

She was relieved by Megan Cable in top ofthe fourth frame, where she faced seven bat-ters, striking out one and conceding one hit.The top batters in that match were Lara Er-

asmus of Yankees, batting three for four,with one homerun, one three-bagger, andthree RBIs. Teammate Candice Bull battedtwo for three with one three-bagger and oneRBI. Candice Stephens batted one for twowith one homerun and two RBIs.

Carla Wichman batted two for two withone three-bagger and one RBI. St Martins’

top batters were Jade Petersen and RobynPackery. St Martins started the season witha blow to their team, when they lost theirpitcher, a key player, to a shoulder injury.Natalie Abrahams, who is also part of theJWWC team, will only make her return intwo weeks.

SMACKED: Lara Erasmus of Westridge Yankees hits a homerun off a St Martins pitcher onSaturday at Stephen Reagon sportsfield in Westridge, Mitchell’s Plain. Photo: Rashied Isaacs

ON BOARD: On Thursday 20 October People’s Post announced their participation in the ninth Junior Women’s World Championship (JWWC) in Cape Town. Thefirst pitch of the tournament will be on Wednesday7 December at Turfhall Softball Complex in Belthorn.People’s Post will play an active role to promote theevent which culminates on Saturday 17 December.Pictured from left are Trevor Davids, Local OrganisingCommittee for JWWC, Feroza MillerIsaacs, Editor ofPeople’s Post, Edwin Scott Sales Manager, Advertising. Photo: Daleen Fouche

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