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Police are calling for calm, aftera guard dog attacked a child.

While a Belhar toddler is still inintensive care after being mauledby a dog, police have squashed ru-mours that other children had beenattacked.

The community is still in shockafter three-year-old Lincoln Nim-merhuidt was attacked by a Rott-weiler that ran out of the Persever-ance Secondary School.

At the time of the attack at about08:00 on Sunday he was walking tothe doctor with his stepfather,Uzent Links.

According to the police reportLinks described how the doggrabbed Lincoln by the neck andwould not let him go.

Apparently the dog was part of se-curity at the school but dug its wayout of its holding area and ran outof the school.

Links also described how the dogwould not let go of the boy and triedto drag him into the school, even

when he tried to throw himself atthe dog to let him leave the toddler.

The youngster was taken to KarlBremer Hospital and underwentsurgery for injuries tohishead, faceand body.

Police spokesperson W/O No-vember Filander said the dog wasput down by the Society for Preven-tion of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA).

A case of letting a dangerous dogstray was opened against the un-named security company operatingat the school.

Police have called for calm in the

area after rumours that dogs fromthis specific company had escapedbefore and attacked others sur-rounding the school.

Capt Joe Wilson, media officer forthe Delft Cluster which covers Bel-har, said that these rumours werenot true.

“This is the first incident of thisnature that we are investigating,”he said.

“If there had been other incidentsaction would most certainly havebeen taken and the public wouldhave known about it. I am also sure

that if there were any victims theywould not have hesitated to reportthe incident.

“We are all aware that the com-munity is concerned for this littleboy but we cannot let emotionsbased on rumours make mattersworse. The police will be investigat-ing this incident to the fullest andif there is any criminal wrongdoingthe proper punishment will be met-ed out to the guilty parties.”

At the time of going to press, Lin-coln was still in a critical condition.

. To page 2.

Dog attack one case) ‘No similar incidents’ say police

The Boland Christmas Band associa­tion held their union’s second annualcompetition at the Salberau Sports­ground in Elsies River on Sunday, andit was a day filled with magical musicas well as fun and games for the kidsand many families from the commu­nity who attended the event. Theevent was a huge success as theeight bands in the union played theirhearts out, but the day belonged tolocals, Wisemen of the East, whoscooped most of the trophies for theday. Here they are seen marchingpast the podium to win the trophy forthe Best Dressed category.

Wisemen ofWisemen ofthe East inthe East inharmonyharmony

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. From page 1.. A dog trainer in the community who

did not want to be named, said that thisincident highlighted the need for properdog control training in security compa-nies.

“A properly trained dog would nothave wanted to escape from the school,and this shows that maybe the handleralso had a part to play in allowing thisto happen.

“These breeds need stimulation, andas working dogs their patrolling is thatstimulation, but it must be done at regu-lar intervals. When you stop this stimu-lation problems like this can happen.

“There is legislation in place that alldog handlers in these security compa-nies must be certified in dog control, andthe company involved must also provethat the dogs were trained for specifictasks by a certified trainer.”

Dog handler‘must havetraining’

’n Biokinetikus praat op Donderdag 8 Maart by’n Ramot-ondersteuningsaand vanaf 19:00 bydie Ramot-sentrum in Tonerstraat 54, Parow,oor die rol van biokinetika in die herstel vandie skade weens verslawing.

Glynn Moolman van Ramot is die spreker.Een van die pasiënte sal getuienis lewer.

Biokinetika word aangebied as een van dieholistiese elemente in die behandeling van ver-slawingbyRamot.Glynn sal praat oordie voor-dele van ’n gesonde oefenprogram met spesifie-ke verwysing na die herstelproses van ver-slaafdes. Enigeen kan die praatjie bywoon.Toegang is gratis, maar bespreek by ad-min@ramot.co.za of 021 939 2033.

Steun aan verslaafdes

The Cart Horse Protection Associationhas called for the maximum sentence tobe imposed on three men that appearedin the Bellville Magistrate’s Court yester-day (Tuesday) on charges of cruelty andabuse.

A horse named Mr Lonely died lastyear shortly after he was found by a carthorse inspector on Freedom Farm on 23July.

When found, the horse was lying on theground, his testicles badly swollen andwith open welts.

The animal’s condition was so severe

he had to be carried into the horsebox tobe transported to the Cart Horse EppingClinic for veterinary treatment. The inci-dent has been described as one of theworst cases of abuse encountered inmany years.

Megan White, fundraising manager atthe association said too often, small finesand suspended sentences are handeddown in animal cruelty cases which is un-acceptable. “We need the court to send astrong message that as a decent and civi-lised society we will not tolerate animalabuse,” she said.

Max sentence wanted

ANDRÉ BAKKES

Die probleem met haweloses in die landruk vinnig hand uit, en die noordelikevoorstede is geen uitsondering nie.

Elke raadslid het amper weekliks iets te sêoor die dakloses wat met hul trollies deur diestrate drentel, in inwoners se asblikke rond-krap vir iets om te eet en partykeer selfs by-dra tot misdaad.

Sommige mense glo die beste manier omhulle te help, is om kos of geld te gee, en anderglo die dakloses moet die koue skouer kry.Die meeste mense stem egter saam dat hulleop een of ander manier van strate verwydermoet word.TygerBurger het verlede week weer eens

gepraat met ’n leser wat nou genoeg gehadhet van die “trollie-brigade”.

Elizabeth Langeveld van Goodwood is baiebekommerd oor die impak wat hierdie be-sonder arm mense op die buurt en die eien-domspryse het. “Goodwood was altyd netjies– dit was ’n fees om hier te bly! Nou is dit80% erger.

“As jy een hawelose persoon sien, dan is

daar gewoonlik 10 ander wat hom volg,”meen Langeveld.

Die koördineerder van TASP (Tygerberg-assosiasie vir straatpersone), pastoor JerryLouw, skat dat daar omtrent 600 hawelosemense in die noordelike voorstede is. Hier-die getal is heelwat meer as ’n mens die mis-dadigers wat hulle as haweloses voorhou, by-voeg.

“TASP is daar om mense met ’n probleemte help, en ons moet hierdie probleem so vin-nig as moontlik oplos,” se Louw. Volgenshom is die haweloses nie net ’n seer op dieoog nie, maar ook op die omgewing.

“TASP wil hulle help deur hul op te voeden bewus te maak van hul probleem. Ons hetsekere programme wat die haweloses inligoor dinge soos gesondheid, misdaad, dwelmsen alkohol.”

Hy sê ook dat ’n mens nie net die persoonse trollie kan verwyder nie, want dan vat jysy hele lewensbestaan van hom weg.

Langeveld het al probeer om klein werkieste gee vir die haweloses in die omgewing. Syhet vullissakke vir almal gegee om die straatweer skoon te maak, en as hulle dit terug-bring, dan gee sy vir hulle melk en brood.

Maardit het ooknie gewerknie,want die vol-gende dag het sy gesien hoe hulle net die vuil-goed verskuif van een gebied na ’n ander.

Sy gaan voort: “As ons met hulle praat, danword hulle aggressief, en partykeer wil hulleselfs ’n siviele saak teen ons indien!”

Die haweloses word baie keer van eenbuurt na ’n ander geskuif deur die owerhede,maar volgens raadslede help dit ook nie. Eenbuurt se oplossing word net die ander se pro-bleem.

Louw sê ook dat as iemand geld gee vir ’nhawelose, dit in die meeste gevalle nie ge-bruik gaan word vir die doel waarvoor dit ge-gee is nie.

Daar is nou ’n inisiatief van die raad om’n geskenkbewys-program van stapel testuur – wat beteken dat die publiek in plaasvan geld, eerder ’n geskenkbewys aan diepersoon kan gee. Met hierdie bewys kan hul-le dan kos gaan koop by ’n spesifieke winkel.

Louw sluit af om te sê dat die publiek ver-antwoordelik moet wees wanneer hulle diehaweloses help.

“As mense geld wil gee, skenk dit eerderaan organisasies soos TASP, MES of nag-skuilings,” vra hy.

Hawelose­tameletjie erg

ANDRÉ BAKKES

Lindela Malgas from Du Noon laughs whenhe is told that he is the oldest Adult Basic Ed-ucation and Training (Abet) learner in theprovince.

“I am just 59 years old!” he exclaims mis-chievously, before adding that he was, infact, born in 1932.

When looking at the sparkle in his eyes, helooks young for a 59-year-old, never mind a79-year-old.

Malgas was recently honoured by WesternCape education minister Donald Grant andreceived R1 500 for his excellence and perse-verance.

“I feel proud,” he laughs again.Malgas has been going to an Abet centre

for four years to further his education.“I always wanted to know as much as oth-

ers do!”When asked if this was the sole reason for

his educational adventure and whether itisn’t really just to see all the younger girls,he said wide-eyed and abruptly: “No!”, butthen laughed wholeheartedly again.

Malgas’s sense of humour is just as sharpas his mind.

He is very interested in geography and his-tory, but unfortunately these subjects werenot part of the curriculum.

As a result he decided to take English, lifeorientation, biology and mathematics – toname but a few.

He goes to class four days a week from 17:00to 19:00 and “most of the time” gets home-work as well.

“I love maths,” he says determinedly.“It is important to think logically. If this

happens, then that will not happen. Also, it’s

good to know if King William’s Town is somany kilometres from Cape Town, then itwill take so long to get there!”

Malgas often visits his birthplace in KingWilliam’s Town, but he goes alone, since henever got married or had children.

This is one of his regrets, as he explains:“It’s good to know that you left something be-hind.”

An outsider’s perspective could be thatMalgas is indeed “leaving something be-hind” – an example of how one should alwaysbe fascinated with things around you.

He is also an inspiration to others and isliving proof that it is never too late to learn.

“Other older people should join me, al-though I can see they are not really interest-ed. There are a lot of things you can learnthere. Even today, people connect with oth-

ers with what they know.”He is a student at Isibane Community

Learning Centre in Du Noon and has recent-ly completed his Abet Level 4 curriculum.

He often reads newspapers, but this onlymakes Malgas angry, because “it steals histime”.

“I would rather read something whichgives me knowledge!”

With his R1 500 he wants to buy a geogra-phy book to appease his hunger to learnabout this subject.

“The most important thing I want to knowis how the planets are dwelling. I also wantto learn what causes earthquakes and howevolution works. The church people tell usthat Earth is just a few thousand years old,but some books say it is millions of years old.I think I now believe in evolution.”

Oldest student in Western Cape

Lindela Malgas from Du Noon, the oldest Adult Basic Education and Training (Abet) learnerin the province. Photo: André Bakkes

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The law could not escape the long-arm of thelaw with new of another arrest of a policemanin the community.

After two policemen were recently arrestedin Bishop Lavis this time around it was a mem-ber at Elsies River that was arrested.

On Tuesday 28 February a 33-year-old ser-geant was arrested for corruption by membersof the Hawks during an undercover operation,and detained in Bellville.

The member allegedly solicited a bribe froma person whom he was investigating for at-tempted murder, and requested an amount ofR50 000 from this person, for favourable treat-ment with regards to the investigation. Afterthe person reported the matter, an investiga-tion was launched which led to the exchangeof R25 000 as a down payment by the wife of thecomplainant.

After the bribery money was paid at the meet-ing place in Elsies River, the member was ar-rested.

The communications officer at Elsies RiverSAPS said that this proved that the SAPS haveno place for corrupt officers in the service, andone by one they will be eliminated from the or-ganisation so that the people of South Africa canbe served and protected by honourable mem-bers only.

Cop bust inbribery sting

The City of Cape Town’s Metals Theft Unit, com-monly known as the Copperheads reported asuccessful weekend, with two arrests, four finesissued, and stolen items recovered.

On Saturday 3 March, they inspected 47 vehi-cles outside Faivelowich Scrap Metal Dealers inElsies River. Officers issued three fines to moto-rists for unlicensed motor vehicles and one finefor making a fire by burning copper wires.

In addition, the Unit tracked the vehicle thatwas used during a recent theft. They also res-ponded to a complaint of theft of copper earthstrapping in Neutron Street, Bellville.

Copperheads on form

REYANA STEYN

Scores of students from Northlink Col-lege’s Tygerberg campus joined forcesand protested against the allocation oftheir bursary fees.

The bursaries which students receive,come from the National Student FinancialAid Scheme (NSFAS), which covers their in-stitution fees and a portion of their travel-ling fee or hostel accommodation.

The 70 to 80 students demonstrated outsidethe college’s premises and marched throughcorridors chanting and dancing as theyasked for immediate action to be taken.

Students handed over a memorandum oftheir grievances to the CEO of Northlink Col-lege, Leon Beech on Monday; and also metwith him to discuss some of their grievances.

A strong police contingent was dispatchedto the college to ensure thatno riotousbehav-iour occurred.

The students’ demands include;. That they receive their travelling allow-

ance from the bursary upfront and not dailyand that it is not rated on distance from cam-pus to homes;

. Transparency on the administration ofapplications and the allocation of NSFASfunds;

. The immediate termination of allegedcorrupt relations between Nedbank andNorthlink College which force students toopen accounts as a precondition to accessingNSFAS; and

. The full payments of residential andmeals fees by NSFAS and more affordableresidences.

Lusapho Maduma, the secretary general ofthe South African Students’ Congress (Sas-co) Tygerberg says: “Each student shouldhave received their travelling allowance toget to campus, but last week we receivednothing, yet we are expected to be in class.

We are standing up for the rights of all stu-dents and want something to be done imme-diately.”

He says they are also disturbed that stu-dents were told to open Nedbank accounts.“In the townships there is no Nedbanks, onlyCapitecs and some other banks, yet we aretold now to open those accounts.”

Sello Nkhatho, the provincial chairpersonof Sasco Tygerberg said: “We are in full sup-port of the mass demonstration. As an organ-isation we are prepared to shut down the in-stitution in an event that we are denied theopportunity to engage in a consultative proc-ess with management.”

Beech addressed the students to iron outsome of their grievances on the day.

“We are still waiting for money from NS-

FAS. The students want their travelling al-lowance to be paid out in full for the year,but that is something we can’t do. They can-not receive money if they are absent from thecollege on certain days.”

He says the only reason students wereasked to open Nedbank accounts is becauseit is the bank the college uses and they wouldthen be able to receive their money the sameday.

René Bonzet, spokesperson for NorthlinkCollege, says besides the small percentage ofstudents who protested, the majority contin-ued attending classes.

A Sasco delegation met with Beech yester-day (Tuesday) where it was decided that allstudents will go back to class and all protest-ing will be abandoned.

Students want bursary actionStudents want bursary action

Northlink College students in protest over bursary funds. Photo: Reyana Steyn

People from all walks of life joined in on theannual Century City Sports Festival whichtook place this past weekend.

The race included a 10km Road Race, theCentury City Express, from Friday 2 March

until Sunday 4 March.Chris Blackshaw, CEO of the Century City

Property Owners’ Association which repre-sents all stakeholders at Century City, saysthis was the fourth consecutive year they

had staged the sports festival and it hadgrown exponentially.

“This year’s festival promises to be evenbigger and better than previous years,” hesaid.

Aimed at both corporate teams and indi-vidual participants and providing both par-ticipatory and spectator sports, the festivalwas again held in and around Central Parkand included fun, food and entertainment forthe whole family.

The signature event of the festival was the10km Road Race, the Century City Express,which forms part of the Western ProvinceAthletics calendar.

Cash prizes were awarded to category win-ners and places with the first 1 000 finishersreceiving medals.

The festival also included corporate touchrugby tournaments, five-a-side corporatesoccer competitions, kermesse road circuitcycling races, junior and senior canoe mara-thons.

Century City Sports fest great family fun

Various teams participated in the colourful dragon boat races at the sports festival on Saturday.Pictured here are the Monte Dragons, Mujaji and Warriors teams racing towards the finishline.

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Die Stad Kaapstad het die krisiserken en gemeld dat die probleemoor die volgende vyf jaar aange-spreek gaan word, mits voldoendefondse beskikbaar gestel word.

Dit blyk dat die Stad in dié sta-dium meer fokus plaas op verkeers-polisiëring in terme van boetes, ter-wyl inwoners voel daar word niedienste gelewer om verkeersvloeiaan te spreek nie.

In vele briewe het lesers die bulby die horings gepak en die pro-bleem soos volg geskets:

Adele de Jager het die vraag reg-uit gevra: “Het Brackenfell ver-keerspolisie? Nee, ek wonder reg-tig! Want as ons het, waar is hullesoggens tussen sewe en agt?

Volgens De Jager is die verkeers-vloei tussen Ou Paarlweg en Brac-kenfell Boulevard amper elke og-gend ’n gemors omdat verkeers-reëls openlik verbreek word.

“So een keer in ’n paar maandeword ons vereer met die teenwoor-digheid van verkeerspolisie (sekervan ’n ander dorp af), net om nooitweer daarna gesien te word nie,” sêsy, en voeg by dat die goeie nuus se-ker is dat sy haarself nie hoef te ver-knors oor verkeersreëls nie.

Haar sentiment word gedeel deurander inwoners wat al hande in diehare is oor dié kwessie wat hulle asonuithoudbaar beskou.

Salome Lategan van Kuilsriviersê dat sy, “genoop voel om haar enander motoriste se noodkrete klip-hard uit te gil aan die Stad Kaap-stad”. Volgens Salome sit die ver-keer by al die hoofuitgange naKaapstad of Bellville elke oggendvir ure vasgepen. “Waar is die ver-keersbeamptes om net ’n bietjie tewys dat hul darem bereid is om dieverkeer te reguleer?”

TygerBurger het vasgestel en byverskeie ingeligte bronne verneemdat daar slegs nege verkeersbeamp-tes in diens staan vir die hele gebiedvan Bellville-Suid tot in Kraaifon-tein.

Die distrik sluit glo Belville-Suid,Belhar, Welgemoed, Riebeeckshof,Durbanville, Durbanville Hills, Fi-santekraal, Klippieville, Kraaifon-

tein, Wallacedene, Bloekombos,Scottsville, Scottsdene, die heleBrackenfell, Oakdale, Stikland enStikland-industria in. Daar is 18skole in dié gebiede.

“Daar is heeltemal te min ver-keersbeamp-tes om by aldie publiekse klagtes,verkeers-knope, onge-lukke, ofskole uit tekom. Ons isal vir ’n paarjaar onder-beman endie tekort iskritiek,” heteen van Ty-gerBurger sebronne gesê.

Volgens ’nander bronis een vandie ver-naamste klagtes wat ontvang worden nie suksesvol aangespreek kanword nie, juis verkeersvloei-proble-me. Die Stad het nie die syfer beves-tig of ontken nie, maar in ’n aanbie-ding, wat aan TygerBurger gestuur

is, bekendgemaak dat daar 278 ver-keersbeamptes stadswyd is.

Volgens Richard Bosman van dieStad se veiligheids- en sekuriteit-dienste is daar onlangs ’n begro-tingsversoek gerig vir meer beamp-

tes in al diestreke van diestad. Die ver-soek sal by dieStad se sentra-le raadsverga-dering op 28Maart be-spreek word.

“Dit is ’n feitdat die ver-keersdiensteen ander vei-ligheidsdien-ste reg oor diestad onderbe-man is … togis dit ook ’nfeit dat onsmet die minbeamptes

groot suksesse in terme van statis-tiek behaal,” sê hy.

Volgens Bosman beoog die Stadom in die volgende vyf jaar die vei-ligheidspersoneel in die stad met200 personeellede per jaar te ver-

meerder. “Sodra ons weet of onsfondse gaan kry, sal daar op komi-teevlak bespreek word hoe die ek-stra personeel verdeel sal word tus-sen die dienste,”sê hy.

Volgens die voorsitter van dieveiligheids-en-sekuriteitsporte-feulje, Carin Brynard, het die ver-keersdienste oor die afgelope vyfjaar vanaf ’n “kreupel diens, in eenvan uitstaande gehalte verander,”en “haal sy haar hoed af” vir al dieverkeersmense wat sulke lang urewerk. “Operasioneel fokus ons tansop alle oortredings en spesifiek opspoedmeting, hoewel daar net 12 be-amptes (stadswyd) tans in hierdiespan is. Dwarsdeur die Stad is daarook 50 permanente spoedkamerasen een gemiddelde spoedafstands-meting wat in werking is. Die mees-te klagtes van lede van die publiekgaan oor mense wat die spoedgrensoortree, as gevolg van ’n kultuurvan roekelose bestuur wat onderpadgebruikers bestaan,” sê sy.

. Statistiek verskaf deur die Stadwys dat daar gedurende Januarie,’n totaal van 138 229 verkeersoortre-dings in die stad aangeteken is. Diehoogste hiervan is onder andere11 580 vir ongelisensieerde voertuieen 83 000 vir spoed.

Verkeerslui­tekort ’n groot krisis

In hierdie wêreld waarin ons leef isdaar baie stukkende verhoudinge.Ouer en kind wat kwaad is vir me-kaar. Vriende wat nie meer met me-kaar praat nie. Families wat metstywe nekke in vyandskap met me-kaar lewe. Kom ons gesels vandagoor versoening.

Die eerste vraag is natuurlik: watbeteken versoening? Versoeningbeteken om weer vriende te word.Om die stukkende verhouding regte maak. En wanneer ek sê dievriendskapsverhoudingherstel, be-doel ek ook in die huwelik, in fami-lies, tussenouer enkind, tussenkol-legas en ja, natuurlik, ook tussenvriende.

Versoening is wesenlik belangrikom vrede in jou eie gemoed te kry

en vrede met die een te kry met wiejy in onmin is. Versoening maak ge-sond. Versoening herstel weer dievriendskapsband. Haat bring ver-wydering, haat bring die dood, haatmaak dat jy later moet vlug.

Versoening is gewoonlik ’n pro-ses wat verloop vanaf die argumentof onmin wat die verwydering ge-bring het, tot daar uiteindelik ver-soening plaasvind. Belangrike ele-mente in die versoeningsproses is:

. Selfondersoek – vra jouself afwatter aandeel het jy gehad in dieonmin. Ondersoek jou eie motiewe.

. Vergifnis.

. Kommunikasie.

. Jy moet verskoning aanbied enjy moet ook verskoning aanvaar.

. Toewyding aan die herstelde

verhouding. Versoening bringgroei en ’n hartsverandering by bei-de partye is nodig.

Elemente wat versoening verhin-der, is haat en bitterheid; teleurstel-ling; woede; emosionele letsels; on-vergewensgesindheid en eie ego.

Versoening is soms baie moeilik.Versoening is sekerlik ook nie altydmoontlik nie – veral wanneer eenvan die partye onwillig is. Maarselfs in van die moeilikste omstan-dighede is dit soms tog moontlik.Die bekende geval van Amy Biehl,’n Amerikaanse student, wat op 25Augustus 1993 in Gugulethu inKaapstad vermoor is, is ’n voor-beeld van versoening. In 1998 is am-nestie aan die vier moordenaarsverleen en is hulle uit die tronk vry-

gelaat. Die Biehl-ou-erpaar het die uit-spraak gesteun, en in’n gebaar van versoe-ning, hande met diemoordenaars geskud.

Versoening is niealtyd nodig of selfswenslik nie. ’n Voor-beeld is waar ’n vroumishandel is in diehuwelik. Hier moetsy skoon breek enaangaan met haar le-we. Hier is nie sprakevan versoening nie,maar sy kan haar man vergewe.Vergifnis en versoening is nie die-selfde ding nie. As jy vir my kwaadis oor iets wat ek gedoen het, kan

jy my vergewe. Dangaan jy aan met jou le-we en ek met myne.

Versoening sê egterons het mekaar verge-we, maar nog meer,die vriendskapsver-houding word herstel.Ons is nou weer vrien-de na die breuk wattussen ons gebeur het.

Versoening betekenek groei van haat naliefde; van bitterheidna vergifnis; van woe-de na vrede; van hoog-

moed na nederigheid; van afsydig-heid na “laat ons praat”.

. Dr. S.T. Potgieter: 021 949 5007of st@pitkos.co.za.

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Daar is min dinge in die lewe wat nog ver-niet is, maar het jy geweet dat lidmaat-skap by die Elsiesrivier- en ander biblio-teke heeltemal gratis is?

In hierdie tyd wat alles net duurder word,is dit ’n stryd om net vir kos op die tafel tesorg en te begroot vir ander noodsaaklikedinge soos elektrisiteit en petrol. Reise naeksotiese bestemmings is heeltemal buitedie kwessie.

Julian Schroeder van die biblioteek wilmense wys dat jy jou drome kan leef deurte lees en gebruik te maak van die vele dien-ste by die biblioteek.

“Ons fokus hierdie jaar is om die biblio-teek en sy dienste te bemark en ons wil ookgraag meer lede werf.

“Onlangs het ons ’n blitsopname gedoenby ’n skool in die omliggende gemeenskapen ontdek dat slegs 25 % van die leerlingeaan die biblioteek behoort. Dit is nou tyd om

daardie syfers te verander.”Hy wil mense inlig dat by die biblioteek

daar altyd ’n boek of tydskrif, ’n DVD of CDis wat jy verniet kan leen en in die gerief vanjou huis kan geniet.

“Mense en kinders moet besef dat ’n lek-ker leesding en ’n koppie tee enigeen op ’nreis kan wegvoer.

“Met ’n boek hoef jy nie op ander te wagom jou vlerke te gee nie, jy kan self besluithoe ver en hoe hoog jy wil vlieg.”

Die Elsiesrivier-biblioteek is ses dae oop,Woensdae tot 19:00 en Saterdae is hulle oopvan 09:00 tot 12:00.

Vele werksoekers en ander gebruik ookhul gratis internet om werkaansoeke tee-pos en om vriende te maak op Facebook.

“In Maart vier ons Nasionale Biblioteek-week met hope pretprogramme vir die jong-span en gratis biblioteeksakke en -plak-kers,” vertel Schroeder.

Vir meer inligting, besoek die Friends ofElsies River Library se blad op Facebook, ofskakel 021 936 8816.

Leef drome deur boekeHierdie kinders geniet die pret by the Elsiesrivier­biblioteek.

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Learners from Bellville South got tospend some time behind bars re-cently, but they got to learn that itwas no paradise.

These learners from high schoolsin the area were part of a newproject called Books not PrisonBars, who visited Goodwood Prisonon Thursday 16 February.

This project was started by com-munity worker Dhakir Christianslast year to show youth that prisonis a place that they don’t want to be.

“Too many of our youth look upto gangsters as their role models inour communities,” he said.

“Manyyoungchildren fall prey togangsterism because they are being

given thewrongmessagesabout lifein prison by ex-inmates, and withvisits like this we want to showthem the truth, and have them expe-rience what it is really like.”

The visit to the prison gave theparticipants insight into how thecriminal system works and to edu-cate them about prison life.

“We want to make it clear toyouth that there are consequencesfor criminal behaviour, and theyhave to face that responsibility ifthey make the wrong choices inlife,” added Christians.

“Most of us are afraid of responsi-bility and would rather force it offon someone else. Parents need totake the responsibility of teachingtheir children responsibility.

“During this visit the childrenlearnt about the importance of theirchoices, how to react to making adecision when facing the wrongchoices.”

He also pointed out that most ofthe participants found that it wasan amazing experience and discus-sion afterward revealed that mostof them had changed their mindsetabout how they felt about the pic-tures that gangsters painted of lifein prison.

Learners that participated in theproject were given certificates of at-tendance and requested to sharetheir experience with others in thehope that youth realise that crimedoes not pay and prison was no par-adise.

Just a little taste of life behind bars

Learners who took part in the prison visit are seen here with warders atGoodwood Prison and members of the Books Not Bars project.

GARY VAN DYK

The Lavender in Lavender Hillproject that is spreading toElsiesRiver is hosting a planting ses-sion on Saturday 10 March.

This unique project started inLavender Hill last year with the vi-sion to create a social art piece oflavender farms in struggling com-munities.

Debbie Goodwin, project manag-er, said that they have already start-ed the colourful project in ElsiesRiver where they will be operatingfrom the Elsies River Adult Train-ing Centre.

“These farmswill not onlybeauti-fy the area but will create jobs,

skills transfer and instil pride inthe community.

“They will also create lavenderproducts for retail purchase whichwill aid funding for the project togrow.

“We are inviting the public to joinus for the first farm planting thatwill be taking place on Saturday 10March starting at 09:00.

“It is going to be very interestingbecause we will also be doing cut-ting workshops where training willbe given to the public on how to takeproper lavender cuttings so thatpeople can start growing their ownlavender in their gardens.”

She added that they will also beundertaking other tasks at the cen-tre on the day.

“We will also be painting the of-fices of the centre purple and therewill be stalls from other communityorganisations displaying their cre-ativity and Lavender Ice Tea will beon sale.

“All you have to bring with youis a spade if you have one, old shoesand a pair of gloves because it couldget a bit dirty.

“We also welcome donations ofany paint brushes and rollers, aswell as white primer and lilac over-coat paint,” she said.

The Elsies River Adult EducationCentre is in 13th Street, Elsies River(go down 14th Avenue from HaltRoad, to get to the centre.)

For further information callGoodwin on 084 861 2828.

‘Lavender in Lavender Hill’

The Lavender Project has also been doing an exhibition on the propertiesof lavender at the Elsies River Library. Project manager, Debbie Goodwinis seen here with senior librarian Julian Schroeder.

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Of jy nou ’n onderneming in ’n landelike of nie-landelike gebied van die Wes-Kaap bedryf, is jynet die persoon wat nou hier moet lees... Ons weet hoe moeilik dit deesdae is om ’n suksesvolleonderneming in baie dele van die platteland te bou – of selfs in dorpsgebiede wat nie te vervan ons groter stede of dorpe geleë is nie. Ons weet dat jy al die hulp wat jy van die provinsialeregering kan ontvang, sal waardeer. Dit is waarom ons dink jy die denke agter – en dieimplementering van – ons Plaaslike Ekonomiese Ontwikkeling (PEO) Groeifonds sal ondersteun.

Spesiaal vir jou daargestel, is die fonds se mikpunt om geleenthede vir groei-georiënteerdeondernemings soos joune te voorsien – in landelike en nie-landelike gebiede van ons provinsie.Toegang tot die fonds is baie eenvoudig. Al wat nodig is, is dat jy by die idee moet inkoop datsamewerking tussen ondernemings ’n wye reeks opwindende moontlikhede teweeg kan bring –selfs al is jou onderneming een van die kleinstes op die dorp. Die samestelling van ’n ‘sakegroep’– bestaande uit ten minste twee sake in afsonderlike besit – in jou gebied kan jou op ’n pad vansukses plaas wat jy nooit voorheen gedink het moontlik was nie.

Wanneer jy jou groep gevorm het, gaan na die PEO-verteenwoordiger by jou munisipaliteit ofkontak ons en versoek ’n aansoekvorm vir die PEO Groeifonds. Amptenare daar sal jou al dienodige inligting gee om die vorm volledig te voltooi. Die idee is dat provinsiale regeringsbystanddie produktiwiteit en mededingendheid van jou onderneming (en dié van ander) sal verhoog – endat dit in ruil groei en werkskepping sal bevorder. Die fonds is daarop gemik om van hulp te weesin areas soos produktiwiteitsverbetering, navorsing en ontwikkeling, opleiding, eiendomsregte,markstudies en behoeftes in marktoegang, en innoverende idees en voorstelle.

Maar onthou net: die sukses al dan nie van jou aansoek sal van vier dinge afhang: • Dieaansoekvorm moet vergesel wees van ’n voorstel wat verduidelik hoe ondersteuning van dieregering die produktiwiteit van jou onderneming sal verhoog • Jy sal ’n vennootskap met tenminste een ander onderneming moet aangaan • Vir jou aansoek om suksesvol te wees, moet jydit saam met die regering mede-finansier – Rand-vir-Rand • Die aansoek kan nie vir die vestigingvan ’n nuwe onderneming of entiteit wees nie.

Wat van jou vereis word: • Kollekteer en voltooi ’n aansoekvorm • Stuur dit aan Casidra bydie volgende adres: Aandag: Leon Faro, Casidra, Posbus 660, Suider-Paarl 7624, tel: 021 863-5000 • Wees gedurende die assesseringsproses beskikbaar vir ’n ter plaatse onderhoud met dieassessors • Stel enige bykomende inligting wat op die aansoekvorm mag ontbreek beskikbaar,of wat bykomend tot die inligting op die aansoekvorm benodig word.

Vir meer inligting oor die PEO Groeifonds, skakel Anzél Venter by 021 483-9295 of Anzel.Venter@pgwc.gov.za, of besoek anders www.capegateway.gov.za

Tesame vir Landelike en Ekonomiese Ontwikkeling.

Casidra (Edms) Bpk streef om die voorste fasiliteringsvennoot vir volhoubare,geïntegreerde landelike ontwikkeling met ’n meetbare impak op armoedeverligting tewees. Die maatskappy is ’n skedule 3D Sake-entiteit ingevolge die Wet op OpenbareFinansiële Bestuur.

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Grab one! One of themembers of the Each OneTeach One team of cyclistsgets to meet one of thechildren of Afrika Tikkun’sEarly Childhood Develop­ment Facility in Mfuleni inDelft. The team who are allriding in the Cape ArgusPick n Pay Cycle tour to aidthe organisation recentlygot to do a small tour of thecommunity to get to knowthe community that theywere helping. The Each oneTeach one campaign wascreated by Afrika Tikkun toencourage sportsmen andwomen to ride/run/swim in order to secure the education of a child who has otherwise not hadthe opportunity to attend early childhood development. It costs R180 a month (R2 160 a year)to send a child to Afrika Tikkun’s Early Childhood Development Facility. The riders all met at theEngen off Hindle Road and were then guided by the Mfuleni police through the community. Therewere children cheering and clapping as the riders rode past.

GARY VAN DYK

Learners at Hindle High in Delft aremaking positivity a priority in theirlives.

The school recently started the PositivePrinciple Project at the school and hopingthat with its success it will spread to otherschools in the peninsula, especially in areaswhere learner on learner violence has beenprevalent.

Dr Izanette van Schalkwyk is a personalpower specialist at the school and said thatthis project was initiated after readingabout recent research about the state ofschools in the country.

She said that this research dealt with thechallenges that children faced when facingschool-based violence.

“Their inquiry intothe challenges to learn-ing which childrenface highlights specifi-cally school-based vio-lence and the threat ofviolence at school asthe primary interfer-ence.

“Within the contextof school based vio-lence, as well as beingconstantly exposed tothe difficulties andchallenges associatedwith immense poverty,it all seriously inhibitschildren’s right tolearn and develop,”she said.

While Van Schalk-wyk is involved with anumber of upliftmentprojects at the school this new one will seeall learners involved in finding their posi-tive potential.

“It will come about in several phases andit is projected that this model will be usedincreasingly in other townships to encour-age them to become active partners regard-ing the implementation of positive princi-ples/values and the building of strong andresilient communities.

“Music is going to be used as one of the

modes to empower youngsters and to assistthe learners to put the principles into actionand to enable them to reconnect with theirown creativity.

“They will be learning how to work to-gether with each other to create a piece ofrap music that will highlight the messageof being positive about their potential inlife.”

Another incentive for participation inthis project is tangible rewardsand that sideof things is being sponsored by Christo Stof-berg, of Modern Hair, a company from Ep-ping that distributes Wella hair products inSouth Africa.

At the launch of the project recently hepointed out his commitment to the project.

“If you take this project to heart you willbe learning lessons that will take you to suc-

cess in all that you want from your life.“Don’t look at yourself and say your are

from a disadvantaged situation, look for-ward and see where you are going,” he said.

He also outlined at what stages of the proc-esses classes and individuals will be re-warded for their prowess.

Neville Goliath, from the Western CapeEducation Department was also excitedabout the start of the project – hoping thatit would eventually spread to all schools.

‘Look forward andsee your future’

Christo Stofberg unveils one of the posters that will be used atthe school to motivate learners during the Positive Principles Pro­ject. Photo: Gary van Dyk

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JANA BEKKER

Nie alle straatmense gebruikdrank en dwelms nie. Daar is diéwat hulle daar bevind, nie omdathul te sleg is om te werk nie,maar wat daar is omdat die lewehulle ’n paar skewe klappe gegeehet.

Danny Delport (42), Johan Kru-ger (30) en nog ’n man wat nie synaam wil noem nie ter wille van syskoolgaande kind en gewese vrouwat in die Strand bly, is sulke men-se. Hulle is drie van vier mans watdaagliks met bordjies om die nek opdie hoek van Durbanweg en OldOak-rylaan staan.

Die anonieme man van 46 sê nógsy vrou, nóg sy kind is bewus van

sy situasie en hulle mag ook nooituitvindnie.Hywilhullenooit indieverleentheid stel nie.

Hy betaal elke maand R800 onder-houd vir sy kind – dít betaal hy heeleerste. Dit is juis om sy gewese vrouen seun (16) te beskerm dat hy inBellville staan en nie in die Strandnie.

In ’n onlangse berig in TygerBur-ger is mense versoek om nié virstraatmense geld te gee nie, maareerder kos of koeponne. Maar, sêhulle, hoewel koeponne ’n ete verse-ker, het hulle huur om te betaal endie koeponne kan nie daarvoor aan-gewend word nie.

“Die rede dat ek nie inskakel byMetro Evangeliese Sorg (MES) nie,is omdat ek nie vir my gewese vroukoeponne kan gee nie. My kind se

skoolgeld moet betaal word,” sê dieanonieme man.

Sedert die jongste berig oor MESin TygerBurger verskyn het, het sydaaglikse inkomste van tussen R80en R100 gedaal tot ’n gemiddeldevan R20, vertel die man.

“Ons panic omdat ons nie onshuur kan betaal nie, sê hy, Dannyen Johan.

“Dit is moeilik as jy in ’n groef is,want jy moet elke dag eet en klerehê om aan te trek,” sê hy.

Hy vertel hoe hy nou die dag in’n man se tuin gewerk het. “Hy hetmy selfrespek vir my teruggegee.”

Oor wat hy met die geld doen, ishy eerlik. “Ek koop eerstens kos enwanneer daar geld oor is, drink ekeen bier in die aand.”

Hy leef al drie maande op straat.Nooit het hygedinkdit soumethomgebeur nie.

“Ek het verby sulke mense geryen gesê ‘kry vir jou werk, jy is slap-gat’. En nou gebeur presies dieself-de met my.”

Voor hy hier beland het, het hybourommel en skrootmetaal wegge-ry en voor dit het hy vir 14 jaar indie posdiens gewerk.

In 1996 het hy uit die formele pos-diens bedank en sy eie posdiens be-gin, City Post. Dié onderneming hetgoed gevaar en later het hy verskeiefranschises besit, maar toe moes hysy deure sluit, want die poskantoorhet geëis dat slegs hulle gestandar-diseerde briewe mag aflewer.

“Toe verloor ek alles – my vrou,my kinders, my twee pitboelter-riërs, my khoi-visse en tot my bud-gie,” sê hy.

“Ek het drie swart sakke met kle-re gevat en uitgeloop,” vertel hy.

“Ek het die huis met alles vir myvrou gelos en toe is ons geskei,” ont-hou hy.

Op sy bord staan “Man, vrou,kind in nood.”

Die rede daarvoor is omdat hy nienet vir homself vra nie, maar eer-stens vir sy vrou, vir wie hy die on-derhoud moet betaal om na sy kindom te sien.

Aan die agterkant van sy bordstaan daar met die vryhand ge-skryf: “Wie is jy om te oordeel? –Rom 14:4”.

Daar staan geskryf: “Wie is jy watdie huiskneg van ’n ander oordeel?Hy staan of val met betrekking totsy eie heer; maar hy sal staande bly,wantGod ismagtig omhomstaandete hou.”

“Wanneer mense my skel envloek draai ek my bord om met dié

kant vorentoe,” sê hy,“want wie is jy om teoordeel? ’n Mens salgeoordeel word soosjy oordeel,” sê hy.

“Ek weet mensedink ons is sleg hierop straat, maar ons isnie.”

Hy vertel hoe hulledikwels hoop gegeeword vir werk en ditdan nooit realiseernie.

“Mense sê vir jouom die volgende og-gend 07:00 hier tewees omdat hulle virons werk het. Dandaag ons op, maarhulle kom nooit terugnie,” sê hy.

Om werk te kry isnie maklik nie. In No-vember het hy 13CV’s uitgestuur,maar nie eens een op-roep gekry nie.

Hy het staatsreg,arbeidsreg en perso-neelbestuur in sy jareby die poskantoorstudeer. Nou is daar mense wat sêhy is oorgekwalifiseerd, vertel hy.

Danny woon sedert Augustusverlede jaar op straat. Hy herleefdie gebeure wat hom hier laat be-land het.

Hy het in ’n woonstel in Bellvillesaam met sy kinders gewoon. “Een-dag bel my buurvrou en sê myseuns van 14, 18 en 21 rook dagga indie woonstel.” Onmiddellik is Dan-ny huis toe en het almal (daar washeelwat van sy kinders se vriendeby die huis) uitgejaag.

“Een seun het my gestamp en indie hitte van die stryd het ek homgeslaan. My seun het my skoonpagebel, wat vir die woonstel betaalhet, en ek is uitgegooi.”

Kort ná hy op straat beland het,het sy werkgewer daarvan uitge-vind en was hy sy werk as ketelma-ker kwyt. Onlangs het Danny uitwanhoop by ’n skuiling aangeklop,maar daar is hy meegedeel hy kannie “met sy ‘luisgat’ daar inkomnie”.

Freddie Visser vorm deel van dievierstuks by die verkeerslig. Fred-die het ’n huis in Eersterivier en soeen keer ’n week gaan die mansdaarheen om te bad en hul klere tewas.

Johan Kruger (30) is die jongstevan die mans.

Hy leef die afgelope maand en ’nhalf op straat. Voorheen het hy indie granietbedryf in die Strand ge-werk, maar het sy werk verloorweens ’n drankprobleem. Elf jaarondervinding in dié bedryf helphom nie om werk te kry nie. “Ekdrink al vir drie maande nie meernie, maar kry steeds nie werk nie,”sê hy.

Die lewe op straat is nie makliknie.

“Mense vloek ons onder die rokin en onlangs het ’n man in ’n Volvogedreig om sy hond op my te sit,”vertel Johan, sy oë neergeslaan.

“Ek het nog nooit enigiemand le-lik behandel nie,” sê hy. “Ek staannet met my bord.”

Hy sê dit neem sielkundig en fi-siek alles uit hom om by die ver-keerslig te staan.

“Dit is nie ’n plesier nie. Jy moetdie heeltyd jou gedagtes ‘lig’ omdaar te bly staan,” sê hy.

“Dit maak ongelooflik seer asmense jou skel. Jy voel minder-waardig, asof jy nie meer deel is vaniets nie,” sê hy.

Johan sê daar is ook dié mensewat baie gaaf is en dít is wat homaan die gang hou.

“Partykeer is dit net iemand watvir jou glimlag. Jy sal nie glo hoebaie dit beteken nie,” sê Johan.

‘Nie alle straatmense is sleg nie’

Johan Kruger en Danny Delport.

Johan by die verkeerslig met sy bord.Foto’s: Jana Bekker

Rent collection in the com-munity is becoming easierfor residents.

The City of Cape Townwill commence with the city-wide roll-out of its door-to-door rental collectionproject, following highlysuccessful pilot pro-grammes in Atlantis, ElsiesRiver and Retreat.

The project was initiatedin order to make the pay-ment of rent easier for resi-dents who reside in city-owned properties, in all ofthe city’s rental and sellingschemes. Residents will beable to pay their rental feesfrom the convenience oftheir own homes as well asmake arrangements formore flexible payment ar-rangements, thanks to col-lectors who visit theirhomes.

The city’s contractors,Trace Online, will appointthe collection team from

within the specific commu-nities in which they willwork.Thiswill create job op-portunities through thecity’s Expanded PublicWorks Programme.

The rental income re-ceived is used to maintainthe city’s rental stock, withnumerous upgrade projectscurrently under way, thusensuring ongoing mainte-nance and upkeep of rentalhousing.

Residents can also paytheir rental fees at their lo-calHousingOffices; at anyofthe city’s cash offices; or atShoprite, Pick n Pay and thePost Office.

As part of their commit-ment to making Cape Towna Caring City, they remainmindful that some of the res-idents in city-owned proper-ties do not have the financialmeans to pay their monthlyrental fees.

In such cases, they will as-

sist the occupants in apply-ing for an indigent grant. Ifresidents qualify for an indi-gent grant, they will only berequired to pay a minimalamount towards their rent.

Where residents who arestruggling to pay do notqualify for an indigentgrant, they will be assistedthrough with debt manage-ment processes.

The city is also aware thatsome residents who current-ly reside in rental unitsmight not be the rightful ten-ants. In such cases, the cur-rent residents will be re-quired to enter into a month-to-month contract.

Additionally, the HumanSettlements Directorateruns an incentive schemewhere, each month, debtorswhohavepaid their rent reg-ularly for three consecutivemonths can win one of sixprizes of R1 000 in shoppingvouchers.

Paying rent now easy

Critical care is spreadingin communities.

The City of Cape Town’sSocial Development andEarly Childhood Develop-ment Directorate is ex-panding its Local Net-works of Care (LNOC) pro-gramme to cover the entirecity.

LNOC is a structural pro-gramme made up of localpeople and organisations,such as Policing Forums,Religious Organisations,community-based organi-sations (CBOs), non-gov-ernment organisations(NGOs) and other groups.

The programme plays apivotal role in the early de-tection of substance andother forms of abuse, and

intervenes by referring af-fected individuals to placesof support. It also assistswith the process of re-inte-gration of street people intothe local community or thecommunities from whichthey come. In addition tothis, the programme pro-vides preventative pro-grammes to communities.

As part of their commit-ment to being a CaringCity, they provide facilita-tion services in the processof establishing theseLNOCs and provide train-ing for facilitators. Theseunits are crucial in at-tempts to be even more ef-fective in caring for thepeople of Cape Town.

The training, which will

start shortly, is geared to-wards building capacity.

The city has successfullynegotiated with the Ex-tended Public Works Pro-gramme to support at least20 people from all LocalNetworks of Care, and foursupervisors will be trainedto assist with field work intheir communities so thatthe success of the pro-gramme can be ensured.

Currently LNOCs are ac-tive in Woodstock, ElsiesRiver, Mitchells Plain,Khayelitsha, Delft, Bel-lville, Gugulethu, Philippiand Uitsig/Ravensmead.

The plan is to have thisprogramme rolled outacross the city in the next18 months.

City spreading itsnetwork of caring

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Disabled students have been given thefuel for their studies with new bursa-ries from PetroSA.

South Africa’s national oil companyhas come to the assistance of tertiarystudents living with disabilities, es-tablishing a bursary programme forthe physically challenged.

This week PetroSA signed an agree-ment with the Cape Peninsula Univer-sity of Technology (CPUT) to establishthe CPUT-PetroSA Bursary Partner-ship.

The bursary programme will en-sure financial assistance to CPUT stu-dents living with disabilities. It is theculmination of a process started in2010 when PetroSA in conjunctionwith CPUT hatched the idea of fund-ing students with disabilities.

Thirteen students have been grant-ed full bursaries to study for qualifica-tions in the fields of Information Tech-nology, Engineering, Accountancyand Human Resource Management.

Darrin Arendse, PetroSA’s vicepresident for human capital, said theorganisation would ensure that thebursary recipients received adequatefinancial support, including intern-ships, to allow them to qualify andgain on-the-job training in their cho-sen career fields.

“At PetroSA we recognise not onlythe importance of appointing peopleliving with disabilities, but also theglaring need to ensure that we createthe opportunity for them to receivethe best available training.

“This groundbreaking initiative en-sures that PetroSA leads the way inproviding adequate support to per-sons living with disabilities,” he said.

Dr Nina du Toit, head of the Disabil-ity Unit at CPUT, was excited aboutthe bursaries.

“Our students have to face numer-ous barriers in their lives. Comingmostly from disadvantaged back-grounds, these students struggle fi-nancially to register at the institution,to be accommodated and to get accessto the academic environment inunique ways.

“Academic access includes special-ised software programmes, adaptedhardware, assistive devices andtrained staff members, among otherthings, and it is essential to help im-prove the students’ chances of com-pleting their studies successfully.”

Disabledqualifyforbursaries

A reunion will be held for all nurses who at-tended Karl Bremer and Tygerberg hospi-tals from 1965 until 1995.

It will take place at the Elsies River HighSchool, off Franci van Zyl Road, at 14:00 onSaturday 26 May.

Bring your own platter.For more details contact Elaine Du Plooy

on 072 516 9179 or Lynette Arendse on076 247 7009.

Nurses hold reunion

The Elsies River Community PoliceForum will be hosting their AnnualGeneral Meeting on Thursday 8March.

Starting at 19:00 it will be held at theShawco Hall in Halt Road.

Further information from CaptainPierre Jordaan on 082 302 8602.

Police Forum AGM

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The year is only a couple of months oldand the first phase of the early enrol-ment process for the 2013 school yearwas already rolled out on Thursdaylast week.

Each year the Western Cape educationdepartment (WCED) stresses the impor-tance of enrolling children early forschool, especially for parents of childrenwho will be entering Grade 1 or Grade 8the following year.

Early enrolment allows the WCED toplan for the year ahead, which depends onknowing how many learners will be inevery school in 2013 well before the endof this year.

“We can then make provision for text-books, educators, furniture, and otherlearning materials that are needed so thatwe can start the school year on time andprepared,” says Donald Grant, WesternCape minister of education.

“Early enrolment is also important be-cause parents do not always get their chil-dren into their first schools of choice.What we have found in previous years isthat parents apply only to a small numberof schools and inmany instances, onlyoneschool.”

Parents are not guaranteed their firstschools of choice and they need to be pre-pared for the fact that their applicationcan be unsuccessful.

“Being on a waiting list is also not aguarantee that the learner will be admit-ted to that school. Applying early allowsparents to consider in good time more op-tions available to them. It also allows usto assist where necessary. There are are-

as, especially in the metro region, whichare in high demand.”

The first phase of enrolment will end onFriday 22 June.

Parents must first deal directly with theschools at which they wish to enrol theirchildren and apply.

He says parents should be informed bythe beginning of July if their applicationhas been successful.

This allows parents sufficient time tolook for alternative schools at which to en-rol their children in the second round.

The second phase will begin on Monday16 July.

If parents continue to encounter diffi-culties in enrolling their child, they mayapproach their local education district of-fice for assistance. Contact details of therelevant education district office may beobtained from the school.

Parents must provide the following doc-uments when submitting their applica-tions:

. The child’s birth certificate (baptis-mal certificates are not regarded as proofof birth date);

. Immunisation card, and

. Transfer card or the last report cardfor learners who have already been toschool.

Schoolsmayenrol learners provisional-ly if these documents are not available.

They will give parents and guardiansreasonable time to submit them.

“Make use of this opportunity and takeresponsibility for the education of yourchildren by enrolling early,” says Grant.

“By enrolling early we can make educa-tion better together.”

WCED: Enrol early for‘a better education’

CitySightseeing Cape Town is celebratingtheir first decade as a company, and is givingaway five double tickets to TygerBurger read-ers to their newly launched Canal Cruise inthe V&A Waterfront.

The company, known for the unmistakablered double decker open-top buses, is now offi-cially South Africa’s first bus system to becompletely carbon neutral.

They offer four exciting tours: the NightTour, the Canal Cruise, the Red City Tour(whichcomprises 17 stopswithin the city) andthe Blue Mini Peninsula Tour (which takesyou beyond the city limits to 13 stops, and in-cludes anexciting extension – awine tour thattakes visitors to Groot Constantia and Eagles’

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Ten TygerBurger readers can win tickets tothe premiere of Angus Buchan’s OrdinaryPeople.

The life and ministry of Angus Buchan hasbecome a world-wide phenomenon.

Through his MightyMen Conferences(MMC) and by a philos-ophy of simply believ-ing God’s Word, he hasdirectly impacted thelives of hundreds ofthousands of people.

This film, OrdinaryPeople, gives a dramat-ic insight into the im-pact his ministry hadon several people’slives.

The backbone of thestory is Angus Buchan,at the 2009 Mighty Men Conference, sharinghis simple but rock solid faith with a few hun-dred thousand men. We experience his on-stage heart attack and the resulting personal

insight he received from God regarding hisown ministry.

In the vast crowd we find three typical men,all in the process of being touched by the HolySpirit through Angus’s words.

The film tells the dra-matic story of the threemen’s journeys and expe-riences leading up to the2010 MMC. Their respec-tive stories are cleverly in-terwoven with the anoint-ed message and ministryof Angus Buchan.

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Dié wingerdwandel word georgani-seer deur die Kaap die Goeie Hoop-die-rebeskermingsvereniging (DBV) enhondekosvervaardiger Purina.

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Ferdinand Rabie van Big Brother-faam sal saam met deelnemers kuieren ook die gelukkige prystrekkingdoen. Troeteldierbenodighede sal ver-koop word. Kindervermaak word aan-gebied.

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Klein hondjies onder vier maandemag nie deelneem nie. Die eienaarsvan grootrashonde jonger as 18 maan-de moet ook eerder die korter roeteoorweeg, omdat die stap van langer af-stande onnodige druk op delikate ske-letstrukture plaas.

Waterpunte, asook veterinêre- ennoodhulppersoneel, sal langs die roetebeskikbaar wees. Inskrywingsvormsis beskikbaar by sekere Pick n Pay-winkels in die noordelike voorstede,plaaslike veeartse, die DBV-kantorein Grassy Park en die DBV Vet Shopin Plumstead.

Deelnemers wat vooraf per e-pos,faks, pos of aanlyn by www.spca-ct.co.za registreer se inskrywingsfooiis R35 per persoon en R25 per hond.

Kinders in stootwaentjies is gratis.Registrasie op die dag open om 07:00.Inskrywings is dan R40 per persoon enR30 per hond. Besoek www.spca-ct.co.za of kontak die Kaap die GoeieHoop DBV by 021 700 4141/80.

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The annual Cape Town Carnivalignites the Mother City for thethird time on Saturday 24 Marchat the Fanwalk in SomersetStreet in Green Point.

The event will feature spectacu-lar art, music and dance. The Fan-walk opens with street performersat 17:00 and the Carnival Paradestarts at 20:00.

This year the venue moves fromLong Street to the popular Fanwalkand promises to transform this car-nival corridor into an explosion ofcolour, music and dance.

The 2012 theme, “Cape to Cairo”,was unveiled last week. The aim isto celebrate the rich history and di-versity of the city, country and con-tinent.

“The Cape to Cairo theme of thisyear’s carnival will celebrate therich art, music, culture and herit-age of the African continent. It willalso raise awareness of importantissues like xenophobia,” says PaulMashatile, Western Cape ministerof arts and culture.

The carnival parade will include11 themed pods with 80 lead per-formers in larger than life cos-tumes, nine richly decorated floatsand 11 academies. Each academyhas 150 community dancers. Thecarnival brings together 45 commu-nity performance groups from 23different areas in Cape Town.

The threebest leaddancers on thenight will travel to Brazil to per-form at the 2013 Rio Carnival.

“The Cape Town Carnival is a

gem on our annual events calendarand the Western Cape governmentis proud to be one of its supporters.I would like to encourage all thepeople of our city and province toparticipate in this lively event as itshowcases the very best of what ourdestination has to offer,” says AlanWinde, Western Cape minister of fi-nance, economic development andtourism.

Food and beverages will be avail-able at the various restaurants, ca-fes, bars and street vendors alongthe way. The MyCiTi bus servicewill be in operation and spectatorsare encouraged to use public trans-port to avoid inner city congestion.

Late night trains and buses willbe provided to take carnivalistashome after the event.

Carnival spirit lives on

Cape Town is gearing up for yetanother spectacular carnival.

There’s less than 15 days left to gearup to run for a “life”.

The South African Cancer Asso-ciation’s Athlone Relay for Life ison track to be a great success, withmore than 2 000 local residents ex-pected to take part.

Kevin Southgate, chairperson ofAthlone Relay for life organisingcommittee, believes everyone in-volved in the overnight event canlook forward to a memorable expe-rience.

“Relay for Life is all about cele-

brating the courage of local cancerpatients and spreading hope,” hesaid.

“We have a fantastic event plan-ned that reflects the spirit and per-sonality of this event, that highlighta very good cause.”

This Relay for Life is an over-night event and teams of 10 to 15 pe-ople will lap at Vygieskraal Stadi-

um in honour of people touched bycancer in Athlone and surroundingareas.

The aim being that at least oneteam member will be walking thetrack at all times.

Cancer never sleeps and with thisin mind, those participating in thenight’s event are kept awake by avery entertaining programme ta-

king place on and around the speci-al Coke stage.

Teams are encouraged to do somefundraisingbefore aswell as duringthe actual event with very creativeideas being brought to life whilethey also aim to create awarenessaround the different types of can-cer.

Funds raised at these events ena-

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As these events are communityowned and volunteer-driven, fundsraisedget plowedback into the com-munity by a multitude of servicesas well as funding the research ne-cessary toone day have a cancer-free society.

To become part of this fun, over-night event and help those affectedby cancer, please contact the orga-nising committee Michele on 082588 6566 or Kevin on 082 788 1181.

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Also Nutec and Vib-houses

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Radio/TV/Video

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Aerial & DStv installations.021 931 7616/ 083 294 9931

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BoumateriaalBuilding Materials

3 ml BOUSAND & KLIP.021 397 6413 / 082 709 6443

A BARGAIN PAVING SLABS400 x 400 = R11.50450 x 450 = R13.50500 x 500 = R14.95

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ARCHITECTURAL EXPERTS( 021 903 9166

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BUILDING PLANSAffordable, honest & reliable.

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Kamers te HuurRooms to Let

BLACKHEATH ­ Sep. Ent.( 021 905 6727 / 083 5282 013

KUILS RIVER, Sunbird Park,rooms avail. No children.(021 908 1250/072 2557574

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AHA Burglar Bars & GatesTeen bilike pryse. Tel.021 933 1647/021 909 3038//083 542 1097.

FRIDGEREGASSING

Call 072 999 3630*All jobs expertly done at

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BouwerkBuilding

Construction

ALLE BOUWERKMotorhuise, braaikamers,

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loodgieterswerk.Skakel 083 725 8591 /

021 904 4854 na ure

Vibracrete Walls, Plastering.( 021 392 1433/083 539 5478

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BinnenshuisdiensteHome Services

Interior

BIC kitchen & bedrooms.( 021 952 5374 / 079 692 4877

BLINDS & CURTAINS.All types. Free quotes.021 371 8627 / 082 516 0030

CARPET & UPHOLSTERYcleaning, 95% dry.Phone 021 905­4529 or021 905­4247 / 072 832 1388

CARPETS, etc CLEANING021 592 0626/082 428 7163

J & C ALUMINIUMAluminium doors, windowframes + glass fitted, sliding

doors, shower doors &shopfronts, enclosures &

repairs. Carports as well. Allwork fitted & made of veryhigh quality. 20 years exp.

( Sheldon Rinquest079 817 1092/ 021 952 3965 a.h

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BuitenshuisdiensteHome Services

Exterior

AA paving, garages, carports,vibracrete and extensions. Ph021 705 5372 / 072 425 5111

ALUMINIUM windows,doors, b.bars, gates & glassrepairs. (073 429 7856

GARAGE DOORS& automation. 076 523 0306

TAR AND PAVING079 289 6737

VIBRACRETE EXTENSION074 321 9215 / 021 820 4384

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( 021 905 7820 k.u.

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Reparasies/AllerleiRepairs/

Miscellaneous

ALL TAURIQ REPAIRSdone at home. Fridge, stove,w/machine. 083 479 0614

FRIDGERE­GASSING

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*All jobs done at home!!!

Fridge Re­gassingGas + Labour R150.

Jobs done at home074 364 1842

REWINDING OF ALLELECTRICAL MOTORS.And repairs on washingmachines, stoves &microwaves. ( 021 905 3547

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Geld/leningsMoney/Loans

1­2­10 Cash LoansBlacklisted, 5 min. approval,any amount.( 021 762 9079/021 696 8028

Waiting forPension/package payouts?

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Veroer en BergingMoving & Storage

4 TON Truck with driver forhire from R700. 084 397 2144

140

Elektriese Herstelwerk

Electrical Repairs

WASMASJIENE, yskaste enstowe herstel deur mobielewerkswinkel. ( 074 6082411021 939 9338

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Toere/Tours

END OF YEAR BOAT TRIP &SUN CITY TRIP

Boat trip January 2013 ­ Wal­vis Bay

Sun City/JHB ­ January 2013Contact Uncle Ike/Marie

083 459 5863/021 9271 920

FUND­RAISERWeekend trip to ArnistonDates: 21 & 22 April 2012.

Accommodation in Arniston:4* Hotel.

For more info call:021 952 6887 /082 738 6805

EIENDOMME

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Huise te KoopHouses for Sale

BLACKHEATH/GAYLEE

R650 000. 3 bedr. with b.i.c.,TV room, garage 4 cars, big

grounds, 743m² plot andmuch more, price negotiable.

Tel. 084 7202 553

1791

Ouma WoonstelleGranny Flats

BELHAR: Sep. entranceavailable for a student ory o u n g p r o f e s s i o n a l .Tel. 078 877 1183.EERSTE RVR.: Sep. entrance.R425 p.w. ( 079 157 1707

RAVENSMEADOumawoonstel beskikb. Slegsjong getroude paar. R1 650

p.m.Skakel 076 940 1676

WELCOME ESTATE 1 bedr.,sep. entrance with kitchen,bathr./toilet, b.i.c. R1 700 p.m.

Must have sober habits.Call 021 638 4300 after 16:00.

BESIGHEID

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Sake GeleenthedeBusiness

Opportunities

Are you ready to be your ownboss? Earn extra income P/TMin. investment. Max. returns.

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197

Sakepersele Te HuurBusiness

Premises to Let

BLUE DOWNS3 shops to let. R2 000 p.m.

each. Ideal for café, take­away,retail business or medicalrooms or office use. Mainroad of Malibu Village.

084 245 0624 / 012 252 4139

TALENT

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AlgemeenGeneral Vacancies

AVON­AGENTE BENODIGBegin nou en ontvang 'n gratisgeskenk. Vanaf 15% tot 30%

kommissie.( 021 910 2747 / 073 227 1034

AVON­AGENTE BENODIGDelft, Bellville Suid, Belhar &Bishop Lavis. Kommissie +

gratis geskenke.Sms naam en adres na

076 824 9175

AVON­AGENTE BENODIGRavensmead, Delft, Bellville,

Belhar & Bishop Lavis.Kommissie + gratis geskenke.

Sms naam en adres na083 405 0511 of 074 369 8091

AVON­AGENTE GESOEK(083 885 3126 (na 16:00)

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Home Care All areas!!Advanced Home Care NursingCourses, Hairdressing Course,Free Learner's License, FirstAid/Childcare. Full/Part­time.Registe now! ( 021 945 4848a.h. or 071 303 4426E­mail: pnat@telkomsa.net

HOTELS &RESTAURANTS

CAREERSWith/without matric, jobs

available, as well as training.

021 418 3407 /078 199 7056

JOBS AVAILABLEIMMEDIATELY

Cell: 078 295 5314No. 32 Kruskal

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"TABLE CHARM"­AGENTEBENODIG ­ Verdien hoë

komm. en werk op u eie tyd.Skakel 021 931 0194 /

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CashierExperienced & reliable

WarehouseDespatcher

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Applicants must residenear Blackheath.

Call 021 905 5880 toarrange an interview.

TILL OPERATORSNeeded to work in

supermarket in Bellville area.

Call 021 919 7710

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EiendomsagenteEstate Agents

RAWSONPROPERTIES

MALIBU VILLAGEHas vacancy for Real Estateagents to work in the Blue

Downs, Blackheath and KuilsRiver (Hagley) area. A car

and cellphone is arequirement for this position.

Previous experience and avalid Fidelity Fund Certificate

will be to your advantage.Forward your CV to:

malibu@rawsonproperties.com or call Maurice on

084 909 9365

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Where remuneration is not indicated as CTE, employees’ service benefits orobligations are funded or co-funded in terms of the applicable prescripts orcollective agreements.

Applications are to be submitted on fully completed Z83 forms obtainable from anygovernment department or www.westerncape.gov.za/eng/jobs/ clearly indicatingthe position being applied for and reference number. Applications must include acurrent CV (5 pages maximum) together with copies of ID, Academic qualificationsand proof of other requirements as indicated in the advertisement.

The candidature of applicants will be considered on the information as supplied inthe submitted application documentation. Applicants who are considered for theinterview and further selection processes may be required to submit documentationsupporting such information with due regard to conditions that may be set.Shortlisted candidates will be required to attend an interview and/or competencyassessments/proficiency tests on a date and time as determined by the department.

Forward your application to Judy Johnstone, Ayanda Mbanga ResponseManagement, PO Box 833, Green Point 8051 or place in the Ayanda MbangaResponse Management Job Application box located at Ground floor, 1 and 4Dorp Street, Cape Town. Applications not submitted via Ayanda Mbanga orapplications not received on or before the closing date as well as faxed or e-mailedapplications will not be considered. If you have not received a response from theDepartment within 3 months of the closing date, please consider your application asunsuccessful.

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Requirements:• Senior Certificate (or equivalent qualification);• Minimum of 2 years’ relevant experience.

Key performance areas:• Render clerical support for the sub-directorate in the execution of

employment equity and human resource planning;• Collate data for all HR and EE Plans/Reports and compile a workforce

analysis/statistics in respect of the client departments;• Render the secretariat function at consultative forums at client

departments;• Effective recordkeeping and filing;• Copying, binding and laminating of documents;• Maintain a database on HR and EE matters.

Competencies:• Computer literacy;• Planning and organising skills;• Good communication skills (verbal and written);• Be a team player and have the ability to work under pressure.

ATTENTIONGOV. WORKERS!URGENT SALES

AUSTINVILLE ­ Lovely 3­bedr. double­storey house with

double garage. Lounge + TV r. withfireplace. Only R780 000

GREENFIELDS: 2 x 2­bedr.houses on one ERF.Only R495 000!

CONNIFERS: Plot with 32m²sep. entrance. Only R220 000

PHONE/SMS IRMA082 318 9358 or 021 903 6631

OLYMPIC ESTATES

ATTENTIONGOV. WORKERS!URGENT SALES

BELHAR ­ Musicals. Spacious3­bedr. home, with f. kitch, encl.double carport. BONUS: Modernbraai room. Priced at R799 000.

HIGHBURY (OLD)Beautiful, mod. 2 bedr., gar. +extra parking. BONUS: Lovely

f. kitch. & Wendyhouse. R650 000.

BELLVILLE SOUTHSpac. 3 bedr. Price on request!

PHONE/SMS IRMA082 318 9358 or 021 903 6631

OLYMPIC ESTATES

ICONBELHAR ­ R420 000Modern 2­bedroom home situatedon huge plot, fully enclosed.

BELHAR ­ R440 000Neat 2­bedroom house with loungeand dining area, bathroom withcorner bath and garage.

NOOITGEDACHT ­MAKE AN OFFER4­bedroom double storey, 3 livingareas, walk­in closet in mainbedroom, entertainment area,double garage, parking for 7 cars,bathrooms and separate toilet.Granny flat.

You can also contact us viaWhat's App.

Contact Ollie, 073 399 2082Shireen, 079 077 7665

www.iconprop.co.za

BLUE DOWNSEERSTE RIVER

BRENTWOOD PARK ­ R460 0003 beds. (b.ic., en­suite), o.plan

kitchen/lounge, f.f. kitchen, alarm,garage, spacious, beautiful

finishes.

TUSCANGY GLEN ­ R620 000NEG.

3 beds. (en­suite), 2 living areas,f.f.kitchen, spacious carport yard,

secure parking, 1 bedr. granny flat,extremely neat finishes, lots of

space!

TUSCANY GLEN ­ R630 0003 beds. (b.i.c., en­suite), o.plan

kitchen/dining/lounge, automatedd/garage, big s.pool, lovely family

home!

CALL BERNICE072 234 5687

www.brmservices.co.za

BRM MENU:HEATHER PARK ­ R320 0002 bedr., f.kitchen, fully enclosed,starter garage.FAIRDALE ­ R330 0002 beds., lots of extras.SUNBIRD PARK ­ R650 0004 beds., spacious grounds.

Call Denis 0836738524TURTLE CREEK ­ R549 000(K.River) ­ 2 beds. (b.i.c.),f.f.kitchen, garage.NORTHPINE ­ R640 0002 beds. (b.ic.), f.f.kitchen, garage,as neat as a pin.RIVERTON ­ R790 000(Elsies) ­ Gorgeous 2/3 beds.,beautifully finished, lots of extras.

Call Warren0744289707List your property with BRM for

impeccable service!Call 021 906 5416 or 079 879 2515

www.brmservices.co.za

EERSTE RIVER/BLUE DOWNS

R240 000Neat, fully tiled 2­bedr. house withlounge, kitchen & bathr. Burglarbars & sec. gates. Situated on a

main road & close to all amenities.

PRISCILLA VOLWYN082 435 1106

RE/MAX Property Associates021 987 6433

www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za

ELSIES RIVER / SALBARAU ­R450 000 NEG. ­ 3 beds, beautiful

paved driveway. O.plan lnge &kitch. Kitch fitted with cupbaords,

stove, oven & hob. Full bathr. Sec.,b.bars & security gates. Close toschools, mosque, & main roads.

Very neat. Ready to move in.BONTEHEUWEL ­ R395 000

3 beds., spac. rooms. Main bedr.with cupbds. Smartly tiled, largelnge. Big kitch., b.i.c. Mod tiled

bathr with shower over bath. Spac.yard with braai area. Dble gar. with

direct access into the house. Fullysec. with b.bars, sec. gates &

alarm. Call Habeeb 084 216 9469 /021 931 9265 (o)

FOREST HEIGTHS ­ R630 000Spac. 3 bedr. dble storey house,

lnge & diningr. Kitch, 2 baths & toi­let. dble garage. 2 granny flats.

Contact ZARA 082 581 2400/021931 9265 (office hrs: 09:00 ­ 17:00)

WWW.ABDUSPROP.CO.ZA

Elsies River, Belhar,Delft, Glenhaven,

Bishop Lavis, Matroos­fontein, Bonteheuwel,

Ruyterwacht.

FREE VALUATIONS ­FREE PROPERTY

ADVICE.

Call our Area Specialist021 696 4114

GLENHAVENR800 000

3 bedrooms, 1½ bathr., study,single garage.

Offers from R750 0003 bedrooms, double garage,

lounge & dining area.Renovations incomplete.

BELHAR ­ R475 0003 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, lounge,

family room.

SHARON, 084 580 0439FERDI, 084 091 5775

(O) 021 915 4800

GOLDEN OAKS /BLUE DOWNS

NEW DEVELOPMENTFrom R280 000. 2 & 3

bedrooms. Securitycomplex/Hurry for your

apartment.Contact us now!!!OFFICE: 021 836 8037HANNES 073 444 0879

LOUIE 072 726 0400PHELISA 071 323 3691

TASNEEM 074 867 3500

WE URGENTLY NEED HOUSESAND PLOTS IN BLUE DOWNS,DELFT, RAVENSMEAD, BELHAR,

BISHOP LAVIS, ELSIES RIVERFOR PRE­APPROVED CLIENTS.

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HOUSES FOR SALE

BELLVILLE SOUTHR600 000 ­ Below Kasselsvlei Rd.Large 3 bedr. house situated on a

huge plot with lounge, kitchen,bathroom, seperate toilet. Property

well secureds and close to allamenities.

BELLVILLE SOUTHR800 000 neg. ­ Below KasselvleiRd. Massive house consisting of 2bedrooms, lounge with fireplace, 2bathrooms, and f.kitchen, plenty of

built­in cupboards.2nd unit ­ 2 bedrooms,

lounge/kitchen fam. bathroom.3rd unit ­ 1 bedroom,

lounge/kitchen, fam. bathroom.Extra large double garage, huge

enclosed corner plot.

Call Theresa 021 951 5929 /082 077 3270

THERESA'SPROPERTIES

Olienhout Place, Off 9th Avenue,Elsies River

8TH Avenue, Grassy Park

Badsberg Crescent, Tafelsig,Mitchells Plain

Vacant Plot, Suurbraak, Swellendam

4 Beds, Lounge & Open Plan Dining Room &F/F Kitchen, & Separate Bathroom Toilet.

R450 000

3 Bedroom House, Kitchen, Garage &Separate Entrance.

R699 000

Semi, 3 Beds, F/F Kitchen, Dining Room,Lounge and Carport.

R280 000

1047m² Vacant Plot for R180 000

James Rustin021 7031235 & 083 626 1526

AÏDA PROSPURSouthern Suburbs

WETTON 021 761 0707

M/PLAIN 0213 91 2200

Everything we touch turns to SOLD

BLUEDOWNS: R390.000excl3Beds(Bics), Lounge, F/Bath,

FK, Garage, Carport, L/Floors, 285m.ASHBY 072 777 6316

SUNBIRD PARK: R690.000excl4Beds, Lounge, FFK, F/Bath, D/room,

Garage, 496m, Plans 4 Business Premises.

F/s, 3Beds(1xB), Lounge, F/Bath,Kitchen, Encl, Satellite Dish, B/Bars.

BLUEDOWNS: R340.000excl

SILVERSANDS: R395.000excl

F/s, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath,Fitted Kitchen, Carport, Encl, 198m.

ANDILE 083 621 5571

F/s,

RAVENSMEAD

R599 000

NEW RELEASE/SOLE MANDATE

NEW ON THE MARKETIN PRIME AREA

3 bedr., modern fitted kitchen,lounge, diningr., 1½ bathr., single

garage. GREAT BUY.

JACQUES 083 686 2117

ICONSell, Sell and stand a

chance to win R2 000 incash.

Simply mandate Icon to sell yourhome from now till end March 2012

Verkoop en kom inaanmerking om R2000te wen. " Lucky Draw"

eindig einde Maart 2012.

Contact:Gary 076 696 2403

Melissa 072 057 5753Ollie 073 399 2082

Shireen: 079 0777 665Office ­ 021 903 7587

www.iconprop.co.za

ICONSILVERSANDS ­ R335 0002 bedrooms, f. bathr., semi­fittedkitchen, lounge, secure lock­upparking for 2 cars.

HILLCREST ­ R340 0002 bedrooms, lounge, ktichen,bathroom, fully enclosed.

HIGHBURY PARKR420 000 ­ 2 bedrooms, kitchen,basic built­in cupboards, lounge,family bathr.

Bellville South ­ R460 000Beautiful 3­bedroom, en suite,family bathr., open­plan f. kitchen,fully enclosed, patio, single garage.

Austinville/BlackheathR595 000 ­ 3 bedrooms, fittedkitchen, family bathroom, situatedon a 500m² plot.

Contact Melissa, 072 057 5753Gary, 076 696 2403www.iconprop.co.za

SUMMERVILLE / KUILS RIVERR250 000 ­ Vacant plot.

SUNBIRD PARK/ KUILS RIVERR400 000 ­ 1 000m² vacant plot.

SUMMERVILLE/KUILS RIVERR565 000 ­ 3 bedr., enclosed yard.

SUMMERVILLE/ KUILS RIVERR600 000 ­ Neat 3­bedr.house.

MAURICE 021 909 0461/084 909 9365

HILLCREST ­ R330 0002­bedr. house, fully enclosed.

MALIBU ­ R330 0002 bedrooms, fully enclosed.

CAROL, 083 648 2648 /021 909 0461

YOLAM PROPERTIESNOOITGEDACHT/BISHOP LAVISR550 000 ­ 5 bedr. (3 with b.i.c.),f.f. kitch., big lounge, knotty pine

ceilings, tiles, lam. flooring, b.bars,sed. gates, blinds, gar. Fully encl.

ROSENDAL/DELFT ­ R255 0002 bedrooms, bathr./toilet, kitchen,

b.i.c., lounge, fully enclosed.

BELLVILLE SOUTHR620 000 ­ 3 bedr., en suite (2 withb.i.c.), bathr./toilet, lounge, dining

r., Jetmaster, kitchen with b.i.c.,tiles, entertainment area, b. bars,safety gates, garage for 2 cars.

Fully enclosed.

ATTENTION SELLERS!!We are looking for houses to sellin Bellville South, Belhar, Delft,

Bishop Lavis, Ravensmead,Parow.

CALL DUANE, 073 159 3432 orSTEPHANIE, 072 977 9972 or

OFFICE, 021 951 2290

CHILTON MELLEM

The Ryushin-Kan Karate Tour-nament kicked off its secondbig tournament to the publicon Saturday at the Cape Penin-sula University of Technology(CPUT) in Bellville.

This was the first tournamentthat was pulled together by Sen-sei Coral Jacobs from Eerste Riv-er. With more than 250 entriesand six clubs joining in the tour-nament, contenders did their ut-most to show their skills. Coralhas her own karate studio andtrains youth in martial arts withthe aim of empowering them. Shesaid that she could not do it aloneand had the help of her parentsand the parents of the Hunbo DojoRhuyshin Kan Melton RoseSchool of Karate, who helpedmake the tournament successful.

The tournament started outwith Coral demonstrating a kataafter the official bow.

Then it was up to the femaleparticipants to demonstrate theirkatas going head to head witheach other.

The competition focused on theskills of participants regardlessof which level they were. Eachparticipantworea redorbluebeltso that their skill level was notdisplayed to the judges.

“I am very happy with the turn-up of the people. It’s a positivefeeling which opens doors to who-ever wants to start their owntournament,” Coral said.

The tournament was not just

for the display of amazing talentamong contestants but served ahigher cause of raising funds.

Funds that were raised throughthe tournament were to aid someof the contestants to participatein the International Ryushin-KanKarate Tournament in Port Eliza-

beth in July later this year.Another fundraiser will be held

at Club Night Shift on 17 March.Doors open at 21:30 and R15 gets

you in. For more information,contact Astrid Visagie on 083 9782611 or Louise Jacobs on 083 9508796.

Tournament ‘a big hit’

Sensei Coral Jacobs demonstrates a kata before the Ryushin­Kan KarateTournament starts at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology.

Photo: Chilton Mellem

The puck is in place as the South Af-rican Women’s Ice Hockey team getready to head off to the worldchamps.

Tomorrownight theywill behost-ing their last practise in Cape Townat the Ice Station at GrandWest Ca-sino being going to Korea for theWorld Championships.

They will be at the Ice Stationfrom 18:00 to 20:30 and then go offto Johannesburg to meet the rest ofthe team for the final trainingcamp.

Cape Town is represented byDalene Rhode (Ravensmead), Kee-na Strachan (Woodstock), NadineSheffield (Fish Hoek), Nicola Roche(Table View), Samantha Jansen(Bothasig), Simone van Wyk (Bel-lville) and Sandra McClurg (Plum-stead).

From 10 to 16 March, 20 of SouthAfrican’s finest female ice hockey

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They’ll be going head to headagainst some of the world’s top icehockey teams from Belgium, Korea,Iceland, Poland and Spain.

The ladies have been hard atwork in training camps all yearlong at various venues across SouthAfrica including Cape Town’s icerink, The Ice Station and KollonadeIce Arena situated in Pretoria, withspecialist coaches focusing on pow-er skating edges and perfectingpuck control. To take skaters to thenext level much work has also beendone on various “plays”, zone cov-erage and systems.

To keep up to date with the team’sprogress go to http://www.ii-hf.com/channels1112/ww-iib/sta-tistics.html.

Taking on the world

South African women’s ice hockey team members Nadine Sheffield (in green)and Sandra McClurg take part in a practise session at the Ice Station, atGrandWest Casino. Photo: Liam Moses

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Hoërskool Bellville-Suid is ’n skool methope talente in elke sportkode en hierdiejaar is hul krieketspan ten volle op dreef.

Met ’n rekord van tien wedstryde gewenhierdie seisoen en net een verloor, is dieskool baie trots op hul o.19-span.

Hierdie span stap al ’n lank pad saam om-dat hulle van hul o.15-dae af by die skoolsaamspeel, vertel Guilermo Josephs, ’n on-derwyser by die skool.

“Hulle is nog steeds saam en speel op hulbeste,” pronk Josephs.

“Ons by Hoërskool Bellville-Suid is nie be-voorreg om tuis te kan speel soos ander skolenie. Elke wedstryd wat ons speel, is ’n weg-wedstryd vir ons, maar ons maak die bestevan dit wat ons tot ons beskikking het en ditis die twee krieketnette.

“Die huidige krieketspan het hulle die af-gelope paar jaar goed van hul taak gekwytas ons gaan speel het.

“Hulle het ’n passie vir die sport, hullehouding is reg en hulle offer hul pouses opom krieket te oefen. Die span vaar nie netgoed in krieket nie, maar akademies is hulleook baie sterk.”

Die skole wat vanjaar teen die span ge-speel het, sluit in Bosmansdam, JG Meiring,Elsiesrivier, en wedstryde teen HoërskoolEdgemead, en Tygerberg gaan nog plaas-vind.

Josephs vertel ook dat die skool besluit hetom die span te vereer vir hul optrede op dieveld. “Die kern van die span sal basies nievolgende jaar kan speel nie, want dan is hul-le almal in matriek,” vertel Josephs. “So onshet besluit om hierdie jaar krieketsweetpak-ke vir hulle te maak. Dit is maar net ’n ge-baar van waardering vir al hulle opoffe-rings, toegewydheid, en die feit dat hulle dieskool so mooi verteenwoordig het die afgelo-

pe paar jaar.”’n Paar van die uitblinkers in die span is

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derbloem met 16 paaltjies, Adrian Jason met13, en Denzil Williams met 10.

B’Suid­krieketspan kook

Hoërskool Bellville­Suid se o.19­krieketspan pronk met trots in hul nuwe uitrustings. Agtervan links is Ashwin Solomons, Brendan Adams, Calvin Owies (onderkaptein), Elroy Geefelaar,Cameron Farmer, en Kyle Gelderbloem. Voor van links is Andre Engel (afrigter), Denzil Williams,Ashwill Arendse (kaptein), Junaid Josephs (afrigter), Jason Cloete, William Witbooi, JustinPhooko en Hein Stone (afrigter).

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Halfpad deur die voorlaaste reeks twee-daagse krieketwedstryde in die WP seeerste liga is daar ’n hele paar klubs metbekommernisse.

Maar Tygerberg-klub, Noordelikes-Goodwood en Durbanville sit stewig indie saal in hul onderskeie wedstryde.

Bellville en Universiteit Wes-Kaaplandhet in die topafdeling albei wankelrig be-gin – Bellville (145) met ’n eerstebeurt-ag-terstand van 60 lopies teen Victoria, enUWK (163) met ’n agterstand van 7 lopiesteen WP-klub.

Louis Delport (32) en Ruben Healley(31) was al kolwers in die Bellville-spanwat die mas opgekom het, terwyl die by-draes van Nkululeko Serame (4/54), Es-mund van Wyk (3/20), Mujahid Behar-dien (42) en Ashley Fernandez (35) nie ge-noeg was om UWK sy neus voor te krynie.

Drie spanne vanTygerberg lyk goed

Duran Byman was the first Tygerberg­Northlink junior across the line on Saturdayduring the 2012 Century City Sports Festival.

Photo: Carina Roux

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