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each 22 .95 2kg French Polony Budget Burgers (20s) p/box 32 .99 Pork Braai Chops /Texan Steaks p/kg 34 .99 6kg Chicken Freezer Bag p/bag 139 .99 500g Smoked Viennas 20 .00 2 for Prices valid at all Brito’s stores from Wednesday 30 January until Saturday 02 February 2013. While Stocks Last. E&OE Brito’s Meat Centres Customer Information: Tel: 021 950 1000. Address: Cilmor Street, Kaymor, Stikland, 7535. www.britos.co.za DOUBLE DEAL Always First with Quality & Choice! Always First with Quality & Choice! Talk to us for Advice Stocking the Biggest Range of the Biggest Names ! Bellville 021 944 3330 FOR THE WIDEST RANGE OF PRODUCTS & EXPERT ADVICE VISIT US TODAY Woensdag, 30 Januarie 2013 | Tel: 021 910 6500 | e-pos: [email protected] | www.tygerburger.co.za TABLE VIEW NUMBERS INCREASE: RESIDENTS THREATENED Vagrants turn violent LEON STEENKAMP A s the number of vagrants in Table View increases it seems their harass- ing of residents is also becoming more threatening. One such area that is plagued by vagrants is a public open space in Central Park, Park- lands. A resident of a neighbouring block of flats is now scared to walk outside alone after she decided to voice her displeasure about the vagrants that sleep in this park overnight. “I started chasing them away after a neighbour of mine was robbed by a group of vagrants,” says the woman who asked to not be identified. Threats to poison some residents’ dogs have also caused her to back off. “I have heard that members of the 26 and 28 prison gangs are also among these va- grants,” she adds. Threats A local security guard has also brought the wrath of the vagrants upon himself after trying to show them the road. “Whenever they come to sleep here I would chase them away so they now know my face. They started threatening me, it was in Afrikaans and I didn’t understand it, but one of the guys told me: ‘They say they are going to stab you’,” says Jacques Ntenga, who has been a guard at one of the residen- tial complexes for the past two months. “Recently when my girlfriend came to vis- it me, they threatened her with a screwdriv- er and I told her not come here again,” says Ntenga who is originally from the Democrat- ic Republic of Congo. Lt Elizabeth Munro, spokesperson for the Table View police says the problem with the vagrants is an ongoing one. “We together with Complex Patrols have regular patrols in this area in Parklands.” She says although the majority of the va- grants are people focused on scavenging through rubbish bins for goods to sell to re- cycling companies, there are some criminal elements. Criminals “We have found stolen goods in the posses- sion of some of these vagrants and there are criminals among them who pose as beg- gars,” she said. She added that they believe that the use of gang graffiti on some walls was a way of deterring people from chasing them away. “We think they might be using this to try and intimidate the work of the Table View Neighbourhood Watch as well,” she says. Shelter A local business owner Anthony Kettle confirms it is a difficult situation. “They are found in the whole of Park- lands, wherever there is shelter from the wind and rain. “We find them sleeping in our doorway and they leave a lot of rubbish behind,” says Kettle who runs a martial arts gym in Vil- lage Walk. He too has been threatened on one occa- sion. V To page 2. Members of the police mortu- ary remove a body that was discovered in the stormwater canal on the corner of Blaauw- berg Road and Otto du Plessis on Monday afternoon. Members of the Table View police were stopped by pedestrians at 12:10 and alerted to a body lying in the canal. Upon investigation police found the body of a known male vagrant of the Table View area lying on his stomach in the shallow water. According to a friend of the deceased, he suffered from epileptic fits. The body was taken to Salt River mortuary, where an autopsy will deter- mine the cause of death. PHOTO: JACKY CRAWFORD Known man’s body found in canal

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  • each

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    2kg French

    Polony

    Budget Burgers

    (20s)

    p/box

    32

    .99

    Pork Braai Chops

    /Texan Steaks

    p/kg

    34

    .99

    6kg Chicken

    Freezer Bag

    p/bag

    139

    .99

    500g Smoked

    Viennas

    20

    .00

    2

    for

    Prices valid at all Britos stores from Wednesday 30 January until Saturday 02 February 2013. While Stocks Last. E&OE

    Britos Meat Centres Customer Information: Tel: 021 950 1000. Address: Cilmor Street, Kaymor, Stikland, 7535. www.britos.co.za

    DOUBLE

    DEAL

    Always First with Quality & Choice!Always First with Quality & Choice!

    Talk to us for Advice

    Stocking the Biggest Range of the Biggest Names !

    Bellville 021 944 3330

    FOR THE WIDEST RANGE OF

    PRODUCTS &

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    Woensdag, 30 Januarie 2013 | Tel: 021 910 6500 | epos: [email protected] | www.tygerburger.co.za

    TABLE VIEW

    NUMBERS INCREASE: RESIDENTS THREATENED

    Vagrants turn violent

    LEON STEENKAMP

    A

    s the number of vagrants in Table

    View increases it seems their harass-

    ing of residents is also becomingmore

    threatening.

    One such area that is plagued by vagrants

    is a public open space in Central Park, Park-

    lands.

    A resident of a neighbouring block of flats

    is now scared towalk outside alone after she

    decided to voice her displeasure about the

    vagrants that sleep in this park overnight.

    I started chasing them away after a

    neighbour of mine was robbed by a group of

    vagrants, says the womanwho asked to not

    be identified.

    Threats to poison some residents dogs

    have also caused her to back off.

    I have heard that members of the 26 and

    28 prison gangs are also among these va-

    grants, she adds.

    Threats

    A local security guard has also brought

    the wrath of the vagrants upon himself after

    trying to show them the road.

    Whenever they come to sleep here I

    would chase them away so they now know

    my face. They started threateningme, it was

    in Afrikaans and I didnt understand it, but

    one of the guys told me: They say they are

    going to stab you, says Jacques Ntenga,

    who has been a guard at one of the residen-

    tial complexes for the past two months.

    Recently whenmy girlfriend came to vis-

    it me, they threatened her with a screwdriv-

    er and I told her not come here again, says

    Ntengawho is originally from theDemocrat-

    ic Republic of Congo.

    Lt Elizabeth Munro, spokesperson for the

    Table View police says the problemwith the

    vagrants is an ongoing one.

    We together with Complex Patrols have

    regular patrols in this area in Parklands.

    She says although the majority of the va-

    grants are people focused on scavenging

    through rubbish bins for goods to sell to re-

    cycling companies, there are some criminal

    elements.

    Criminals

    Wehave found stolen goods in the posses-

    sion of some of these vagrants and there are

    criminals among them who pose as beg-

    gars, she said.

    She added that they believe that the use

    of gang graffiti on some walls was a way of

    deterring people from chasing them away.

    We think they might be using this to try

    and intimidate the work of the Table View

    Neighbourhood Watch as well, she says.

    Shelter

    A local business owner Anthony Kettle

    confirms it is a difficult situation.

    They are found in the whole of Park-

    lands, wherever there is shelter from the

    wind and rain.

    We find them sleeping in our doorway

    and they leave a lot of rubbish behind, says

    Kettle who runs a martial arts gym in Vil-

    lage Walk.

    He too has been threatened on one occa-

    sion.

    V To page 2.

    Members of the police mortu

    ary remove a body that was

    discovered in the stormwater

    canal on the corner of Blaauw

    berg Road and Otto du Plessis

    on Monday afternoon. Members

    of the Table View police were

    stopped by pedestrians at 12:10

    and alerted to a body lying in

    the canal. Upon investigation

    police found the body of a

    known male vagrant of the

    Table View area lying on his

    stomach in the shallow water.

    According to a friend of the

    deceased, he suffered from

    epileptic fits. The body was

    taken to Salt River mortuary,

    where an autopsy will deter

    mine the cause of death.

    PHOTO: JACKY CRAWFORD

    Knownmans

    body found

    in canal

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    One guy has pulled a knife onme but I gave

    him a smack and that sorted it out. They

    have broken some of the gymswindows and

    spraypainted on the walls.

    They are not overly aggressive but if they

    have been drinking and you dont want to

    give them money, they can be difficult. You

    also dont want to be too aggressive with

    them and chase them away because then

    your place gets broken into.

    Kettle is however sympathetic towards

    the vagrants.

    Rubbish

    There is no place for them to go and

    where can the police move them to? If they

    move on from this area, they just become

    some elses problem.

    If they were neater it would not be such

    a big problem. I have seen trucks pulling in-

    to the area onweekends. These guys buy the

    recyclable goods from the vagrants and all

    the rubbish that they have stripped off then

    simply gets left behind.

    Thewomanwhoworks forme, cleans the

    area twice a day. The rubbish has become

    so bad I wait until the end of the month and

    then I have to hire a trailer to remove all of

    it.

    Munro says members of the Displaced

    Peoples Unit regularly join them during

    their operations.

    Manyof thesevagrantshavehomes inAt-

    lantis but others have grown up on the

    streets of Table View. Most of them do not

    want tobe replaced. It isusually a futile exer-

    cise to try and get them off the streets, she

    explained.

    This problem was addressed during a

    large scale joint operationbetween theTable

    View Community Police Forum (CPF), Ta-

    ble View Neighbourhood Watch, Law En-

    forcement and local police last week.

    We have cleaned out the areas where the

    vagrants sleep like Leonardo Park, behind

    theKFC (at theLifestyleCentre) andCentral

    Park, said Ken Spies, CPF chairman for

    subgroup twowhich includesParklands and

    Sunningdale.

    Alcohol

    Another big problem is however the

    drinking that goes on at Leonardo Park dur-

    ing the day. The vagrants buy cheap wine

    there and then sit on the pavements and har-

    ass passersby. We have had numerous com-

    plaints from residents of the River Glade Re-

    tirement Village about vagrants harassing

    them for money, Spies explains.

    This is however a law enforcement issue.

    The problem is 10minutes after law enforce-

    ment leaves the area, the vagrants are back.

    Strategy needed

    The neighbourhood watch and CPF can

    only monitor the situation. It is an ongoing

    exercise and is dependant on our number of

    volunteers and resources. The council has

    to decide how they are going to address this

    vagrancy issue in an area that is probably

    one of the fastest growing areas in the Cape.

    We dont have a homeless shelter or a

    community court and the city needs to pro-

    vide a strategy to address the social-econom-

    ic side of this problem.

    At this stage the neighbourhood watch

    and CPF are not solving the problem we are

    only moving it around, Spies says.

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    in die Stad Kaapstad word van 1 Julie ge-

    bruik vir die berekening van eiendomsbe-

    lasting.

    Eiendomseienaars sal van 14 Februarie

    af kennisgewings ontvangoorwat dienuwe

    waardasie vanhul eiendomme is. Diwaar-

    dasies is gebaseer op die waarde van eien-

    domme op 1 Julie 2012. Altesame 600 000 re-

    sidensile eiendomme is gewaardeer. Dit

    sluit nie die sowat 15 000 deeltitel-eiendom-

    me in nie.

    Volgens Leonore van der Walt, stads-

    raadslid vir wyk 2, sal die nuwe eiendom-

    swaardasies van 1 Julie vanjaar gebruik

    word om eiendomsbelasting vas te stel.

    Dit beteken nie dat eiendomsbelasting

    met dieselfde persentasie gaan toeneem as

    wat die onderskeie eiendomme in waarde

    toegeneem het nie, het sy ges. Die stads-

    raad begroot wat die eiendomsbelasting vir

    die nuwe boekjaar van 1 Julie 2013 tot 30

    Junie 2014 sal wees. Eiendomsbelasting

    word hiervolgens op die nuwe eiendoms-

    waardes bereken.

    Eiendomseienaarswatnie saamstemmet

    die nuwe waardasies nie, kry vanjaar twee

    en n half maande tyd om beswaar aan te

    teken. Ingevolge wetgewing moet eiendom-

    seienaars 30 dae tyd vir besware gegee

    word. Die beswaartydperk is van 21 Febru-

    arie tot 30 April.

    Die nuwe waardasies sal op die Stad se

    webtuiste beskikbaar wees. Geen besware

    wat na 30 April ontvangword,mag ingevol-

    ge wetgewing deur die munisipaliteit oor-

    weeg word nie, waarsku Leonore.

    Eienaars van eiendomme sal van 14 Fe-

    bruarie deur die munisipaliteit oor die nu-

    we waardasies ingelig word. Daar is alte-

    saam 17 munisipale punte waar die beswa-

    re ingedien kan word. Die munisipale

    geboue in Parow en Bellville en die burger-

    sentrum in Kaapstad is van hulle.

    Indien beswaar gemaak word teen n

    waardasie, word die belasting op die nuwe

    waardasie gehef totdat die beswaar afge-

    handel is. Daar kan beswaar gemaak word

    teen enigiets waarmee die eienaar nie

    saamstem nie. Selfs huurders kan beswaar

    maak. Iemand kan ook by n munisipale

    kantoor beswaar maak teen die waardasie

    van n eiendom in sy omgewing. Indien n

    eiendom uit die waardasierol weggelaat is,

    word eiendomsbelasting terugwerkend

    van 1 Julie 2013 af bereken sodra dit regge-

    stel word.

    Besware teen die waardasies van Julie

    2006 het twee jaar geneem om afgehandel

    te word en die besware teen Julie 2009 se

    waardasies een jaar. Hierdie keer mik ons

    na ses maande om besware af te handel.

    Elke detailwat opdie vormsgevraword,

    moet ingevul word, anders kan n deurdag-

    te evaluasie van die besware nie gemaak

    word nie. Ons het n regsmening hieroor in-

    gewin. Dit is belangrik. Enigiemand wat

    sukkel om die beswaarvorms in te vul, sal

    deur munisipale amptenare gehelp word.

    Eiendomseienaars kan ook insae kry in die

    verkooppryse van eiendomme in hul omge-

    wing, s Leonore.

    Nuwewaardasies

    vir eiendomme

    The City of Cape Town has strengthened its

    partnership with the Southern African

    Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal

    Birds (Sanccob).

    This foundation is responsible for preser-

    ving South Africas vulnerable seabird spe-

    cies, including the African penguin.

    The past theme for World Environment

    Awareness, where the city participated

    withvarious educational drives about envi-

    ronmental resource management, also fo-

    cused on the effects of pollution and climate

    change on polar ecosystems, and the ensu-

    ing consequences around the world.

    Chairperson of De Grendel Subcouncil,

    JamesVos, explains that all types of polluti-

    on are key factors in the health of a city,

    represent a major health risk to our citi-

    zens, and also portray Cape Town in a nega-

    tive way to tourists and residents alike. He

    adds that previous municipal legislation

    wasnothittinghard enoughat thebig facto-

    ries responsible for much of the noxious,

    contaminating emissions that defile our

    air, and that the existing air pollution cont-

    rol bylaw of council was amended because

    it is out of date and insufficiently stringent.

    In addition, the city has expanded its ve-

    hicle emission testing programme, targe-

    ting not only big fleet owners, but also loo-

    king at city-owned vehicles such as refuse

    removal trucks.

    It is the responsibility of every person

    to protect existing trees and encourage the

    planting of new ones to stem the negative

    consequences of carbon emissions, says

    Vos.

    He also points out that judging by the

    available facts on global warming, human

    beings have a poor track record in caring

    and managing our environment.

    It is a known fact that trees are essential

    in the production of oxygen and the reducti-

    on of hot house gases. The City of Cape

    Town therefore welcomes the contribution

    by every resident who helps to plant trees,

    not only duringArbourMonthheld annual-

    ly in September, but throughout the year.

    Pollution danger to ecosystems

    De Grendel Subcouncil chairperson James Vos encourages people to support the Sanccob

    Rescue Campaign by visiting www.sanccob.co.za.

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    visited Eric Miles Cheshire Home in Milnerton on Friday and plan to donate some much

    needed funds to the home. The three, along with a 20man strong film crew are in South

    Africa to shoot a travel show. Among the activities included skydiving and going up Table

    Mountain, but they felt their visit to South Africa must include some charity work as well.

    They also mingled a bit with the homes residents, who were obviously in awe of their

    beauty. PHOTO: ANDR BAKKES

    ANDR BAKKES

    Approximately 100 Joe Slovo residents in-

    vadedanopen fieldbelonging toOldMutual

    on Thursday evening with the intention of

    claiming the land for themselves.

    Milnerton police acted quickly and

    nipped the invasion in the bud.

    Spokesperson, W/O Daphne Dell, con-

    firms that a case of trespassing was opened

    by Old Mutual, but to date no arrests have

    been made.

    The trespassers apparently marched to

    the land in the early morning hours, de-

    stroyed a part of the surrounding fence and

    started demarcating the territory.

    Dell says the idea was that they would

    start building their shacks as soon as they

    had figured out who would live where.

    If we didnt act quickly it could have

    been awful. Our members came across the

    people while they were hammering stakes

    into the land, she says.

    Ward councillor JoyMcCarthy adds a dif-

    ferent slant to the affairswhen she says that

    the ringleaders will be prosecuted in ac-

    cordance with an interdict which has re-

    cently been made against them by the City

    of Cape Town.

    Tygerburger reported on this last week

    (Housing queue jumped).

    Says McCarthy: The ringleaders incited

    others to invade the land during a meeting.

    People must understand that housing does

    not fall under local government, but nation-

    al. She also adds that these invaders are

    not only working against the DA, but also

    the Joe Slovo Park community.

    Squatters nipped in the bud

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    VERSOEK OMAANSOEKE OM HULPTOELAES

    VIR 2013/14

    Kuns en kultuur

    Die Stad Kaapstad se direktoraat toerisme, geleenthede en bemarking wag aansoeke in om

    befondsing van kunsorganisasies/-inrigtings binne die grense van die Stad vir een of meer

    van die volgende:

    1. Produksies vir n uitvoerendekunste-fees in Julie 2014 wat deur die Stad Kaapstad

    vir Wreldontwerphoofstad 2014 genisieer word. Maatskappye en groepe in die

    uitvoerende kunste (drama, dans, musiek, opera en die gesproke woord) word genooi

    om voorleggings vir oorspronklike produksies voor te l.

    2. Geleenthede met n nasionale en/of internasionale impak (Julie 2013 Junie 2014).

    Slegs aansoeke vir bestaande geleenthede wat in Kaapstad plaasvind en n

    ontwikkelingskomponent bevat, sal gunstig oorweeg word.

    Aansoekers moet aandui:

    a) die bywoningsgetalle vir die geleentheid oor die afgelope 2 3 jaar,

    b) die mediawaarde wat verkry is, en

    c) die ekonomiese impak (indien moontlik)

    Alle aansoekers moet oor bewese ervaring van minstens 2 3 jaar beskik. n Portefeulje,

    insluitend persverklarings, word verlang.

    Die Stad Kaapstad verwag van alle aansoekers om veelvuldige bronne van inkomste te h en

    sal nie grootmaat-befondsing verskaf of voorstelle in die geheel finansier nie. Bewys moet

    gelewer word van fondse wat ingesamel is of dat die instansie in die verlede suksesvol was

    met die insameling van fondse.

    Ondersteunende dokumentasie moet bewys van bankbesonderhede, geldige sertifikaat

    as organisasie sonder winsbejag, belastingklaringsertifikaat, jongste munisipale

    belastingrekening en mees onlangse geouditeerde finansile state insluit. Alle dokumente

    moet gesertifiseer word.

    Aansoekers moet die voorgeskrewe aansoekvorm invul, wat beskikbaar is by ons kantoor op

    die 14de verdieping, Telkom Tower, Standard Bank-sentrum, Hertzog-boulevard, Kaapstad

    of by www.capetown.gov.za, of deur Natalie Harper by tel 021 417 4101 te skakel. Die

    oorspronklike vorm moet ingedien word geen afskrifte, fakse of e-posse sal oorweeg

    word nie.

    Laat voorleggings sal nie oorweeg word nie.

    Die ingevulde aansoekvorms moet teen nie later nie as

    16:00 op Donderdag 28 Februarie 2013 by ons kantore

    hierbo ingedien word.

    ACHMAT EBRAHIM

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    ANDR BAKKES

    The song of the secretive bird, the Baillons

    crake, might at first seem as odd as people

    flying all the way from Johannesburg to

    steal a glimpse of this rare bird, ticking it

    off on their list and then flying back again.

    This oddity by birdwatchers is, however,

    absolutely justified when it is driven by pas-

    sion.

    Their need to see that bird, even if it is for

    just 40 seconds, is worth more than their

    time and money.

    On 19 January a Baillons crake was spot-

    ted at Intaka Island in Century City.

    The news hit Twitter and Facebook, went

    viral, and soon hundreds of infatuated bird-

    lovers descended on to the bird sanctuary.

    The gates opened an hour-and-a-half earli-

    er every morning and repeated sightings of

    the bird enticed even more to flock to

    ground zero.

    Alan Liebenberg of Century Citys Envi-

    ronmental Office elaborates: It created a

    stir among tweeters and photographers who

    have been descending in their droves in the

    hope of catching a glimpse of this normally

    very elusive bird. We have one previous

    record of it being spotted at Intaka back in

    the late 1990s, but it disappeared on the same

    day it was seen.

    Liebenberg confirms that people came all

    the way from Johannesburg to witness the

    special bird.

    He adds that since the best chance one has

    to see it is early in themorning, they opened

    the gates at 06:00 instead of 07:30.

    It is a very small and solitary creature

    and indeed very rare and is usually found

    near the coastline or in marshy areas. Peo-

    ple will sit for three hours just to see it for

    half a minute!

    Liebenberg says he isnt an avid birder,

    but admits that he does have an interest in

    the hobby.

    Three years ago fewer than 10 000 people

    went to the sanctuary but last year this fig-

    ure rose to 20 000.

    According to him it is a fantastic place

    to go and take photos and enjoy the avian

    wildlife.

    When asked what the Baillons crake

    sounds like he said it is very difficult to ex-

    plain it.

    So, I will take a pop at it. It sounds some-

    thing like...

    A frog saying goodbye to theworld (majes-

    tically, mind you) while it is slowly being

    squeezed in a vice.

    Crake causes birder

    quake at Intaka

    An elusive Baillons Crake.

    Full steam ahead: The Elkanah House Senior Primary teaching staff has adopted an All

    Aboard theme for 2013. To celebrate the launch of the theme, they travelled on a steam

    train from Cape Town to Simons Town on Sunday 13 January. Here they are, after enjoying

    a lunch they then journeyed back to Cape Town on the same train all eager to make

    2013 the best year yet at the Senior Primary School.

    A vegetation fire which broke out in the

    Morningstar area in Melkbosstrand at 15:25

    on Monday has been brought under control.

    The cause of such fires are usually un-

    known, Theo Layne, from the Fire and Res-

    cue service said yesterday morning.

    The vegetation fire was however dealt

    with and the necessary precautionarymeas-

    ures were being taken.

    Although vegetation fires are difficult to

    control, no dangers or fatalities have been

    reported and rescue teams are dealing with

    it. Laynes said. He said the weather and

    wind conditions are contributing factors.

    Vegetation fire under control

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    the dog, fearing that it might jump off the

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    from another dog on the property some-

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    Taubelle asked the NeighbourhoodWatch

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    dogs that Bev got from the Adopt-A-Pet or-

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    Entries for all interested Mortals (age

    13 and up) will be available on the

    website by end of January.

    Spectators get a day pass into Ratanga

    at the gates on the day.

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    the Graaff family and the Stonehage

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    The Foundation, located on the De

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    Helen Zille received flowers from Sir De

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    The social outreach programme a local ani-

    mal charity has launched in informal settle-

    ments, has led to a complete turn in how the

    residents view their animals.

    The pro-life animal charity in Milnerton

    Adopt-a-Pet has been working in Sweet

    Home Farm, Philippi since July 2011.

    We started tending to the animals there,

    after there were rumours of a pack of dogs

    dragging a child out of a shack and mauling

    her. The community then turned on the

    stray dogs and were intent on killing them,

    says Cicely Blumberg of Adopt-a-Pet.

    It was while visiting the settlement at

    around 06:00 one morning in the middle of

    winter that they met one Edward.

    He was in a terrible situation.

    He was living in a shack no bigger than

    a toilet and he was very sick. We told him

    that we will build him a wendy house before

    Mandelas birthday.

    With the help of some volunteers and do-

    nations, Cicely andher team thenmade good

    on their promise.

    Seeing what they did for Edward, some of

    the mothers approached them and asked

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    the animals, but theywanted us to help them

    with their children.

    I didnt know what to say, and off the top

    ofmyhead I suggested getting them involved

    in sport.

    I had a notebook with me and said any

    children interested in playing soccer or net-

    ball should sign up.

    It is through this initiative that they met

    the 14-year-old Ebenathi and a friend.

    We saw a scared looking dog which we

    had trouble catching.

    These two boys went down on their

    haunches in the mud and called the dog to

    them, and it started leopard crawling its way

    to them.

    This would prove to be a turning point in

    the lives of Ebenathi and the lives of the dis-

    regarded animals in the settlement.

    Ebenathi still has the dog they rescued

    that day.

    He is now awatcher for all animals in dis-

    tress in Sweet Home Farm. If he comes

    across ananimal that is in trouble, hephones

    us, an excited Cicely says.

    The weekend before last he phoned us

    about a little kitten he found in a dustbin.

    We went out and rescued him, Cicely says.

    However, another emergency call from the

    sympathetic Ebenathi regarding a dog and

    its puppies that appeared to have been driv-

    en over by a car, did not have such a happy

    ending.

    The dogs appeared to have been dead for

    quite a while when we got there, she says.

    Cicely is grateful for the way children like

    Ebenathi have been given an understanding

    of life.

    The place where they live is so difficult.

    There is nothing.

    Previously they would torture and kill

    the animals andnow they are helping to save

    their lives, she says.

    The Safety Ambassadors social upliftment

    programme they run in areas like Philippi

    is aimed at showing the people who live

    there, a different way of life.

    We take the children to placeswhere they

    havent been before. Recently I took

    Ebenathi and his mother to the Waterfront

    and we took them on a boat ride around the

    harbour.

    If you teach a young child to respect life

    they will convey that thinking to the next

    generation. It also serves as a crime preven-

    tion programme and seems to be working,

    she adds.

    V Volunteers who would like to get involved with

    AdoptaPet or who would like to donate towards

    their cause can contact Cicely Blumberg on

    021 465 4560 or visit www.adoptapet.org.za.

    Changingmindsets to pets

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    areas are now helping the organisation to save

    thanks to the Safety Ambassadors social

    upliftment programme they run.

    PHOTO: LEON STEENKAMP

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    Breaking them in: Grade 12 pupils

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    the new Grade 7 pupils into the high

    school family last week. The annual

    Grade 7 Sleepover took place, where

    apprehensive parents left their children,

    to spend the rest of the evening with

    their Grade 7 and 12 peers. Each grade

    7, was introduced to his or her matric

    buddy who will be helping them to

    integrate with the rest of the high

    school during 2013. They took part in

    physed sessions, games and dance

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    till the early morning hours. The

    sleepover ended with an early morning

    swim in the sea, after which everyone

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    Cease fire and

    start listening

    to real needs

    Cease fire! one wants to scream. Can

    everyone just put their guns, sticks,

    stones, posters, and yes, pens down, shut

    up and listen to each other? Can we stop

    destroying our surroundings and saddest

    of all, each other?

    Everywhere everyone is yelling for

    this, demanding that. Youll swear every

    single soul is being denied even the most

    basic of rights. Who doesnt want more

    money, a better house, better services,

    better education and more opportunities?

    This need is insatiable the more you

    have, the more you want especially

    political power.

    In a democracy nobody gets what they

    want. Everything is a compromise. We

    strive towards being sort-of satisfied. To

    get to this point, we should listen. Not

    just shut up to reload the word gun, but

    put you in the other partys shoes the

    real party understand their concerns

    and their real needs, and stop focusing

    on your own screwed up urge to get to

    the top.

    What is prevalent everywhere, is people

    trying to wipe each other out, whether by

    weapons or words. Nobody is listening.

    Least of all is anyone listening to the real

    victims of all these egoistic wars and

    struggles for power. Who are listening to

    honest people just trying to get on with

    their lives, doing their jobs, raising their

    children? They are the people who have

    to live with this dodge the bullets,

    bearing the brunt of others greed.

    Please, just hold your fire.

    Wie n ander

    voorspoed gun, sal

    self oorvloed h.

    Wie die dors van

    ander les, sal self

    genoeg kry as hy

    dors het. Spreuke

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    LEADER

    BRIEWE

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    sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

    I refer to the letter (Cyclists

    should start thinking about the

    motorists on roads, TygerBur-

    ger, 23 January).

    I am a cyclist and from your

    letter I assume that you are

    not and never was one.

    The death of Burry Stander

    had me questioning myself if I

    should continue to cycle or

    rather take up another sport

    which I rather can do on a

    field or indoors.

    I cycle almost everyday and

    when I get home, I thank the

    Lord that I got back safely. I

    agree with you that we as

    cyclist have to look after our

    own safety, but surely you as a

    motorist also have a responsi-

    bility to look out for me.

    Numerous times we have near

    misses of trucks and cars that

    pass us within the safe 1.5

    meter zone.

    Some cars will pass you just

    to turn right in front of you so

    that you have to slam on the

    brakes.

    You say that cyclist ride

    outside the yellow line and

    that you have to sit behind

    them. We have just been to

    Ireland in December, there the

    cars do sit behind the cyclists,

    where there is no yellow line,

    and wait for a gap to pass

    them safely without putting

    anybodys lives in danger. And

    that is the norm, because they

    respect each others right to be

    on the road.

    You mention that you have

    to drive into the oncoming

    traffic, but if you regard a

    cyclist as just another road

    user, you will wait until it is

    safe to pass like you will do

    with another motor vehicle.

    You also mention that

    Government should make it a

    law that all cyclist must be

    registered and display a

    registration number. A big

    number of Mountain bikers in

    the Western Cape already

    belong to various clubs, like

    the Tygerberg Mountainbike

    Club (TBMC) and everybody

    displays their own specific

    This cycling issues

    is a twoway street

    In response to the letter

    (Cyclists should start thinking

    about the motorists on roads,

    TygerBurger, 23 January).

    I am both a cyclist and

    motorist and have travelled the

    Bottelary Road many times on

    both of these forms of trans-

    port.

    I do agree that there are

    large groups of cyclists that use

    this very popular cycling route

    from time to time, and also

    agree that some are misbehav-

    ing by riding three or four

    abreast. The various Western

    Cape cycling clubs and regional

    bodies are working hard to

    address these problems.

    Cyclists, like all other

    vehicles, are not supposed to

    ride inside the yellow lines,

    they do so out of courtesy to

    faster vehicles and for self

    preservation to some extent.

    There needs to be a serious

    paradigm shift in the way all

    road users in SA think

    motorists, cyclists, taxis, the

    whole lot, towards a mentality

    of live and let live.

    The Argus Cycle Tour is

    coming up soon and the roads

    are going to be flooded with

    cyclists, so perhaps, if only for

    two months, motorists can

    accept them with some grace

    then perhaps some lives can be

    saved and stress levels lowered

    DAVE PERRY

    Email

    All road usersmust

    changemindsets

    I am deeply disappointed that

    the driver who knocked and

    scratched my car just drove off.

    I parked behind Checkers

    supermarket on Sunday 13

    January. I was in the store for

    20 minutes and when I came

    out my silver Polo was badly

    scratched by someone that did

    not have the decency to wait

    for me to come out the store or

    leave his/her phone number...

    come forward like a decent

    person and admit that you

    damaged my vehicle and not a

    coward that runs away.

    TRUDY VAN NIEKERK

    Email

    MyPolo scratcher is

    just another coward

    In reply to Mr De Kocks letter

    (Cyclists should start thinking

    about the motorists on roads,

    TygerBurger, 23 January).

    Your statement that cyclists

    should take responsibility for

    their own safety is correct, but

    I have a few concerns.

    I am a cyclist myself and use

    the Bottelary Road regularly. I

    always ride as far left on the

    shoulder of the road as possi-

    ble. At stop streets and robots I

    go to the front, but always

    ensure that I stay out of the

    way of cars not to delay or

    obstruct them when they pull

    away. Even though I am a very

    considerate cyclist, I have an

    unpleasant incident every

    single time I go riding and not

    once has it been my fault.

    What your article does not

    mention is the motorists total

    disregard of road rules, the

    impatience, intolerance and

    general lawlessness on our

    roads the cause of death and

    serious accidents on our roads.

    The solution is, we all need

    to obey the rules of the road, to

    have respect for other road

    users, to be more patient and

    tolerant towards one another.

    HERMAN GIBSON

    Email

    The solution is to

    obey the road rules

    SMS

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    kig diewaarheid! Indien n ouer sy kind se

    sondes of verkeerde dade koester, is dit

    alles behalwe om die kind te beskerm.

    Baieouers sal ooksdit is omdathulledie

    kind lief het. Dit is n leuen van die duiwel

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    VDis jammerdatdie jongmeisiealleenge

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    cyclists to pay a license fee

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    is riding be that in the middle

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    line. Maybe then people will

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    will give attendees an insight in-

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    V Jill Eggleton, internationally

    acclaimed reading and litera

    cy expert,will visit South Africa

    as the guest of Juta andCompa-

    ny Publishers to host a work-

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    wordbyusing innovativeways to

    teachand learn. Theworkshop is

    aimed at Foundation and Inter-

    mediate Phase educators and

    hosted free of charge by Juta

    and Company.

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    January at Elkanah House High

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    Drive, Sunningdale. Attendance

    is free but bookings should be

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    V Clear Christmas clutter for

    charity at Bedroom Boutiques

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    old blankets, toys, old school

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    white elephants that one may

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    sit www.wildthang.co.za formo-

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    re gehaas vir hulp.

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    tigs. Hy is wel ter tale in bei-

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    die polisie in die saak be-

    hulpsaamkanwees,word ge-

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