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OUERS VAN NEDERLANDSE SEUNTJIE RADELOOS : BEKENDE SA ARTS GRYP EGTER IN

Nuwe kans op lewe

Hier is (van links) Lianie Le Roux (Daniel and Friends), Alida Goosen met Victor in haar arms en Nicky de Beer en haar seun, Sam de Beer, kort

voor die Goosens se terugkeer na Nederland. FOTO: DESIRE RORKE

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

K

lein Victor Goosen (8) van Ubbena in

Nederland moes al die pad Kaap toe

vlieg vir n kans op die lewe, en dit

danksydie ingrypingvan nbekendeKaapse

pediater, prof. Pieter Fourie.

Victor en sy ouers, Alida en Martin, het

Sondag teruggevlieg Nederland toe, n n

suksesvolle operasie en behandeling by die

Mediclinic Cape Gate.

Victor, wat meervoudig liggaamlik en se-

rebraal gestremd is, is n lewensreddende

trageostomie geweier deur twee groot aka-

demiese hospitale in Nederland, omdat hy

glo te erg gestremd was om die prosedure te

ondergaan.

n Trageostomie behels n snit in die lug-

pyp omasemhaling te verlig in die geval van

n obstruksie.

Omdat genadedoodwettig is inNederland,

kon dit wees dat medici in die land oortuig

was daarvan dat Victor eerder moes gesterf

het, hoewel die ouers dit nie beweer nie.

Hul argumente het net nie sin gemaak

nie en ons het die gevoel gekry dat hulle nie

eerlik wasmet ons nie; dat hulle hom net ge-

maklik wou maak, vertel Alida.

Victor is in n rolstoel en kan nie sy arms

of bene gebruik nie. Hy kon egter nog altyd

op sy eie asemhaal.

Op 22 November het ons met hom hospi-

taal toe gejaag toe hy n koors van 39 C ont-

wikkel het.

Hy het benoud geraak, was blou om sy

mond en het apnee-aanvalle begin kry. Niks

het daarvoor gehelp nie en n verskeie toet-

se en ondersoeke kon dokters niks fout vind

nie, s Alida.

nMRI-skandering het getoon dat sy brein

kleiner geraak het, wat agteruitgang in sy

toestand aangedui het.

Sy asemhaling het begin verswak en dok-

ters het ges hulle weet nie hoe lank sy lig-

gaam dit sal kan uithou nie.

Victor is op 6 Desember in die intensiewe

sorgeenheid opgeneem, waar hy verdoof is

en aan n ventilasiemasjien gekoppel is.

Daar is later vasgestel dat sy tongspiere

verslap en teen sy stembande vasgedruk het

en sodoende n asemhalingsobstruksie ver-

oorsaak het.

As gevolg hiervan kon hy glad nie op sy

eie asemhaal nie en die gebrek aan suurstof

het gelei tot angs- en distonie-aanvalle, s

Alida.

Vir die Goosens, wat baie navorsing op

hul eie gedoen het, was n trageostomie die

enigste opsie, maar die Nederlandse dokters

was gekant daarteen.

Die eendokter se presiesewoorde aanmy

was, Jy gaan van goed na kwaad, s Alida.

Hulle het gevoel dat n trageostomie nie n

opsie was vir n gestremde kind nie en wou

Victor se distonie met medikasie behandel

terwyl hy aan die ventilator gekoppel bly.

Hulle was van mening dat n trageostomie

sy toestand sal vererger en dat hy sou ly.

Hulle het blatant ges dat hul besluite nie

onderhandelbaar was nie, en dit terwyl Vic-

tor elke dag sigbaar verswak het.

Uit desperaatheid het die Goosens laat in

Desember Duitsland toe gery om daar hulp

te gaan vra.

In Essen was daar een hospitaal wat be-

reidwas omdie operasie te doen,maarnadat

hulle n brief van die hospitaal uit Neder-

land ontvang het, het hulle ook onttrek, s

Alida.

In di brief het die hospitaal aangedui dat

hulle geennasorg aanVictor sou bied indien

die Duitsers voortgaanmet die operasie nie.

Ons was woedend! Ons kind se lewe het

aan n draadjie gehang en ons was magte-

loos.

Op 28 Desember het die hemele vir die fa-

milie oopgegaan toe prof. Fourie vir haar n

SMS uit Kaapstad gestuur het.

Ek sal dit nooit vergeet nie.

Hy het ges hy kom Victor haal. Hy sal

self vir sy vliegkaartjie betaal en Victor per

hand op die vliegtuig ventileer tot terug in

Suid-Afrika, vertel Alida wat ten tyde van

die onderhoud niemeer haar trane kon keer

nie.

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VERVOLG VAN BLADSY 1

Alida, wat in Bellville grootgeword het, het

prof. Fourie ontmoet toe hulle Suid-Afrika

in 2008 besoek het.

Sy het haarman, Martin, hier ontmoet en

later, n hul troue, Nederland toe verhuis.

Prof. Fourie het Victor ook as baba on-

dersoek en vermoed dat hy aan die een of

ander seldsame sindroom ly, maar kon nie

sy vinger daarop l nie. Tot vandag toe kon

niemand hom nog diagnoseer nie.

Victor se koppie het nooit gegroei nie en

op agt jaar is sy ontwikkeling gelykstaande

aan di van n baba van nege maande oud.

Hy verstaan egter alles wat om hom aan-

gaan en wat ons vir hom s, en is baie sensi-

tief vir sy omgewing.

Daardie een SMS het so te s die vloek ge-

breek.

Hy was die eerste dokter wat ons hoop

gegee het en bereid was om saam met ons

vir Victor se lewe te baklei.

Hoewel die lugredery nie suurstof op die

vlug wou toelaat nie en die Goosens uitein-

delik n lugambulans moes kry, was die bal

aan die rol gesit.

Met die hulp van familie en vriende het

ons blitsvinnig 100 000 ingesamel vir die

private lugambulans, wat Victor op 4 Janu-

arie in Kaapstad besorg het, s sy.

Prof. Fourie het hulle by Kaapstad Inter-

nasionale lughawe ingewag, waarna hy na

Mediclinic Cape Gate vervoer is waar sy be-

handeling sou begin.

Onswas geskok toe prof. Fourie onsmee-

deel dat hy n oordosis verdowingsmiddels

in sy bloedstroom gehad het dt wat hulle

homtoegedienhet terwylhyaandieventila-

tor gekoppel was.

Op 10 Januarie het hy die operasie onder-

gaan om die lewensreddende meganisme te

plaas. Die operasie was suksesvol enVictor

het vinnig aangesterk.VolgensAlidawas sy

beterskap verbysterend.

Hy kon weer op sy eie gemaklik asem-

haal, die aanvalle het verdwyn en hy het

vinnigweer gelag en gesels. Prof. Fourie het

hulle almal verkeerd bewys en my kind le-

wevandag.Daar is niewoordewatmydank-

baarheid aan hom kan verwoord nie.

Lianie le Roux, n geregistreerde suster

verbonde aan prof. Fourie se praktyk, het

Alida geleer hoe om die trageostomie-buis

daagliks om te ruil. Sy is ook n direkteur

van die Daniel and Friends Fund.

Die Daniel and Friends Fund, waarvan

prof. Fourie ook die hoof- uitvoerende be-

ampte is, is sowat twee jaar gelede gestig om

Daniel le Roux, Lianie se klein seuntjie wat

ook aan n seldsame siekte gely het en op

die ouderdom van drie oorlede is, te vereer.

Met die organisasie poog ons om ouers

van kinders met spesiale behoeftes by te

staan. Ons bied so te s n forum vir die ou-

ers om n netwerk te stig, verduidelik Lia-

nie, en voeg by dat dit die eerste keer was

wat hulle n oorsese familie kon bystaan.

Ons groei weekliks en het tans 71 kin-

ders op ons netwerk, vanwie twee in Johan-

nesburg woon.

Prof. Fourie s dat in sulke komplekse ge-

valle dit nie gaan oor hoeveel mediese ken-

nis of ervaring jy het nie.

Dit gaan oor krisisbestuur en oor kon-

sensusbesluitneming. Jy is saammetdie pa-

sint en die ouers op n ontdekkingsreis en

jy moet weet daar is baie gevare wat op jou

l en wag. Die sukses van so n geval hang

af van hoe naby jy aan die probleem kom,

hoe goed jy luister. En jy hou jou naby die

hartslag van die probleen. En jy luister en

jy sit nie jou eie mening op die tafel nie en

jy luister weer totdat jy honderd persent se-

ker is dat jy konsensus bereik het. Dan gee

jy die instruksie en bid heeldag tot by die

volgende krisis.

VSien die Daniel and Friends Facebook-blad virmeer

inligting oor hul werksaamhede.

Suspects

spotted in

burglaries

Two house break-ins were reported

in Brackenfell on Thursday last

week.

The first took place in Arauna,

near the schools.

A resident in the area spotted a

suspicious vehicle, a silver Golf IV,

in Skakel Street, says police spokes-

person Warrant Officer Erica Crous.

The resident saw one man in the

vehicle and two other men in the

yard of a house in the street.

The men waved at him as he

passed. He turned his vehicle around

and went back to the premises, but

the vehicle and its occupants had

gone. said Crous.

The man then saw that the safety

gate at the house had been broken

open and he immediately reported it

to the police.

It was later confirmed that the

premises had been broken into and

a television set had been stolen.

In another incident in Endive

Street, Ferndale, a resident returned

home to find that the front door of his

house was forced open. Electronic

equipment was stolen.

In both incidents, cases of house

break-in and theft were opened and

are being investigated by Bracken-

fell police.

Youngster arrested on

stolen scooter

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

A teenager was arrested by Brackenfell

police on Wednesday, when spotted on a

stolen scooter on the Botfontein Road.

Newly appointed sector 3 commander

Warrant Officer Terence Nortj was doing

patrols in the rural area when he spotted

the 16-year-old sitting on a red Motomia

scooter on Klein Akker farm, near Kraai-

fontein, says police spokesperson Warrant

Officer Erica Crous.

When he tested the scooter registration

number he found that it had been stolen

in Parow.

The youth was arrested but released in

the care of his parents. He appeared in the

Kuils River court on Friday.

Borrelwonder:

Carlien Coetzee (2)

en Len Amman

(2) van Brackenfell

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DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

D

ie Kraaifontein-polisie is warm op die

spoor van n windbuks-skieter wat la-

erskoolkinders by die Laerskool

Northpine in sy visier het.

Twee sulke skietvoorvalle is onlangs aan-

gemeld. In die laaste voorval is twee seuns

beseer. My seun en sy maat het pouse op

die speelveld naby die heining van die skool

gespeel toe dieman op hulle geskiet het. Ons

is nie seker hoeveel skote afgevuur is nie,

maar my seun is in die arm getref en sy

vriend in diemaag.Hulle het heerlik gespeel

toe hulle ewe skielik die brandsensasie

voel, vertel CarolMuller, een van die seuns

se ma. Die seuns was eers uit die veld ge-

slaan, maar het gou besef wat gebeur het en

uitwatter rigting die gevaar gekomhet. Hul-

le het die voorval by die hoof aangemeld.

Ek het die saak by die polisie aangemeld.

Hulle het my verwittig dat daar twee weke

gelede n soortgelyke voorvalwas. Ekwil ou-

ers in Northpine bewus maak van die voor-

valle sodat hulle hul kinders kan waarsku,

s Muller. Die twee seuns is nie ernstig be-

seer nie, maar Muller s dit kon erger ge-

wees het. n Koel kon een van die seuns

in die oog of gesig getref het. Watter tipe

mens doen so iets? vra sy, in die hoop dat

die polisie die skieter spoedig sal vastrek.

Skieter teiken seuns

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n

Plaaslike politikus wil die publiek

weer eens daarop attent maak om

deurentyd in hul pasoppens te wees

vir identiteitsdiefstal.

Marian Nieuwoudt, wykraadslid in Brac-

kenfell en voorsitter van die Stad Kaapstad

se menslike nedersettingskomitee, was self

onlangs n slagoffer van di misdaad.

Dit was so n skok. Ek kon dit nie glo

nie, het sy verlede week in n onderhoud

ges.

Sy het die eerste keer daarvan uitgevind

toe haar bank haar aansoek vir n studiele-

ning afgekeer het, omdat sy glo op die kre-

diet-swartlys verskyn het. Ek het my ys-

koud geskrik! By verdere navraag het sy

ontdek dat die selfoonreus MTN haar aan

die kredietburo gerapporteer het vir der-

duisende rande se uitstaande skuld.

Daar was ses rekenings op my identi-

teitsnommer oopgemaak met verskeie

adresse in Johannesburg en Roodepoort,

terwyl ek self nog nooit n klint van MTN

was nie. N dae se gesukkel om kontak te

maak met die aangewese persone by MTN

om haar dilemma te verduidelik, is sy aan-

ges om die saak by die polisie aan te meld

en n handgeskrewe verklaring te stuur.

Volgens Nieuwoudt was dit n admini-

stratiewe nagmerrie. Vir elke MTN-nom-

mer wat jy skakel, moet jy na n lang uitge-

rekte rympie luister, waarna jy doodeen-

voudig deurgesit word na nog n opname.

N n halfuur se gewag kan jy met n opera-

teur praat, maar moet eers jou MTN-sel-

foonnommer insleutel! wat ek waar moet

kry?

Syhet uiteindelikmet behulp van iemand

anders se MTN-nommer kontak gemaak

met die maatskappy se regsafdeling.

N drie weke se gewag is sy uiteindelik

ingelig dat identiteitsdiefstal vermoedword

en dat MTN n saak van bedrog ondersoek.

Die rekeninge is geskrap, maar Nieu-

woudt sal egter tot en met twee maande

moet wag voordat haar naam van die swart-

lys verwyder word.

Dit verstommy dat iemand so maklik n

selfoonrekening kon oopmaakmetmy iden-

titeitsnommer en dat MTN geen adresveri-

fikasies gedoen het nadat die rekening ag-

terstallig begin raak het nie. Sekerlik moes

hulle talle prokureursbriewe uitgestuur

het? Symoedig die publiek aan om elke ses

maande n kredietnavraag oor hulself te

trek. Dis een keer per jaar gratis en so kan

jy jouself baiemoeite spaar sou enigiemand

n rekening onder jou naam oopmaak, om-

dat die inligting maandeliks opgedateer

word.

Identiteitsdiefstal is baie algemeen in

Suid-Afrika en makliker as wat die meeste

mense dink, sManie van Schalkwyk, hoof-

uitvoerende beampte van SAFPS (South Af-

rican Fraud Prevention Service).

Ons het tans 100 000 sake op ons databa-

sis, s hy.

Identiteitsdiefstal vind plaaswanneer jou

persoonlike inligting soos jou naam of iden-

titeitsnommer gebruik word om bedrog te

pleeg. So n misdadiger bekom jou identi-

teitsnommer en vervals dan n identiteits-

boekie en selfs vals adresdokumente om re-

keninge op jou naam oop te maak. Dis be-

langrik om te onthou dat die verbruiker en

die maatskappy, in di geval MTN, albei

slagoffers vandiemisdaad is,wat die ekono-

mie jaarliks van miljarde rande beroof.

Van Schalkwyk s verbruikers moet be-

wus wees daarvan om nie hul persoonlike

dokumente te laat rondl nie. Versnipper

dit eerder. Di misdadigers krap selfs in as-

blikke rond op soek na dokumentasie. As

hulle byvoorbeeld op jou water-en-ligtere-

kening afkom, kan dit baie maklik gebruik

word as bewys van adres. Nou moet hy net

jou identiteitsnommer kry. Van Schalk-

wyk s sy hare rys soms as hy dink hoe

maklik mense hul identiteitsnommers uit-

gee. By sommige maatskappye moet jy

selfs jou ID-boekie ingee sodat n kopie daar-

van gemaak kan word, voordat jy die gebou

binnegaan. Ek wonder soms wat word van

daardie inligting, s hy.

Verbruikers wat reeds slagoffers van so

n misdaad was en verbruikers wat dit wil

voorkom, kan hul name en identiteitsnom-

mers op die SAFPS-databasis registreer.

Dis n gratis diens en indien jy reeds n

slagoffer was, of jy het onlangs jou identi-

teitsdokument verloor, sal daar waarsku-

wings uitgestuur word sodra daar enige re-

keninge op jou naam oopgemaak word.

Hy raai verbruikers aan om ook die kre-

dietombudsman te kontak in geval van so

n misdaad.

IDdiefstal laat lid sweet

Marian Nieuwoudt, raadslid van Stad Kaap-

stad, was onlangs self n slagoffer van

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All forms of art were exhibited

at the annual Tygerberg Art

Centres art bazaar on their

grounds in Parow on Friday

evening a highlight in their

diary. Primary and high school

learners from around the

northern suburbs of Cape

Town attend this school to

give expression to their crea-

tivity. TygerBurger popped in to

catch some of the action.

Duncan Shelver leads the whimsical hat parade

by the senior home school learners.

The junior art class with the suns they designed.

Kiki Kaku from Kraaifontein and Eire Sloane

from Brackenfell show off the dresses they

made with their own textile designs. PHOTOS:

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Hanna Ashley Cooper and Daniel De Villiers

from Bellville brag with their Picasso Inspired

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RICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

F

or years now motorists in Kuils River,

Brackenfell and Kraaifontein have

been moaning and groaning about bad

traffic congestion something that could

soon be a thing of the past.

All of this is thanks to a development

along theR300 freewaywhere thenewR300/

Bottelary interchange is being built.

The construction process is set to last un-

til mid 2017.

A sod turning ceremony was held at the

site a week agomarking the start of the con-

struction process. It was attended by sever-

al role-players, including officials from the

City of Cape Town, the Provincial Govern-

ment of theWestern Cape and the South Af-

rican National Roads Agency (Sanral).

The constructionwill provide quicker ac-

cess for motorists from Bottelary Road to

the R300 to connect to, and from the N1 via

two new lanes on either side of the new in-

terchange, the City said in a statement.

Development worth R60 million

The development, worth R60 million, is

one of many set to be undertaken in the city

over the next five years.

One of those at the sod turning event on

Thursday morning was Cape Town mayor

Patricia de Lille.

As a means to respond to the influx into

Cape Town, the municipality decided to in-

vest a total of R750 million which will be

spent over the next five years to tackle con-

gestion issues across the city, De Lille,

wearing a hardhat and reflector jacket, told

TygerBurger at the construction site last

week.

The R750 million for roads and upgrades

form part of the Citys congestion relief pro-

gramme. Kuils River is one of the areas in

the city prioritised for this programme.

The traffic congestion here, De Lille says,

is the worst in the city.

The City of Cape Town contributed 52%

(R31 million) towards the project, and the

Provincial Government of the Western

Capes Department of Transport and Public

Works 48% (R29 million).

A portion of the money was donated by

the private sector, said De Lille. Three local

private companies donatedR5million each.

More such partnerships

I am looking forward to have more such

partnerships, she said.

DonaldGrant, theWesternCapeMinister

of Transport, shared De Lilles sentiments.

For us in transport its really about link-

ages and the partnership that has been facil-

itatedwith themajor partner being the City

of CapeTown, ourselves, Sanral and the pri-

vate sector, Grant said.

He said in order to achieve goals such as

the current development, a partnership is

important and often the onlywayof answer-

ing the needs of the people.

Cape Town is one of the fastest growing

cities. We need to pool our resources in

terms of meeting the demand from the vari-

ous communities, Grant said.

He described the partnership and subse-

quent development as a happy result.

These projects take time. This does not

happen overnight.

There are different spheres of govern-

ment working together with their budget

process in different cycles. Its a great

project and it will help this area, he con-

cluded.

Other congestion alleviation projects in

Kuils River and surrounding areas include

the recent widening of Amandel Road at a

cost of R18million, thewidening of VanRie-

beeck Road at a cost of R8.5million and Sax-

downe Road which is currently under con-

struction at a cost of R32.5 million.

Contruction starts

on new intersection


Kiskarresies by HS

Bfell groot pret

Soos altyd het die Horskool

Brackenfell se jaarlikse kiskar-

resies baie pret opgelewer vir

leerders en onnies. Die Tyger-

Burger se fotograaf, Carina

Roux, was daar.

Khanya Ndzuta, Nqaba Ningi en Milisa Msebenzi van die Zombie-span

(gr. 12's). FOTOS: CARINA ROUX

David Kihani (links) en Matthew Jansen stoot

vir Damacio de Waal (gr. 12).

Mitchell Flawn (links) en Sias Murray stoot

Simon Bloem (gr. 11) en vat die voortou teen

die onderwyserspan.

Die Hippies-span se Stefan de Swardt (links), Julius Bekker (regs) en Lindie Bredenhann

(bestuurder) jaag na die eindpunt toe.

n Paar leerders moes hand bysit om die

onderwysers se kiskar oor die eindstreep te

kry. Hulle is (van links) Connor Middlemost

(gr. 8), Francois de Villiers (gr. 8) en die

onderwysers Altha Fuchs en Hannalie Malan.

Aan die stuur is Ritte Smit, rekenmeester.

I

ndividuals with Parkin-

sons disease (PD) are in-

vited to participate in a re-

search study focused on gait

retraining.

People with PD have ab-

normally high postural insta-

bility, especially during

backward actions. This

means that daily activities

such as stepping back from

the sink or stepping back to

close a car door is a very un-

stable action.

They have a distinctive,

compensatory walking pat-

tern that presents with re-

duced arm swing and a shuf-

fle gait pattern with short,

quick steps. Therefore, gait

training is very important

during rehabilitation ap-

proaches.

Studies have shown that

anti-Parkinsons medication

improves their mobility con-

straints, but its effectiveness

decreases as the disease pro-

gresses. Other forms of inter-

ventions also have limited

impact on walking patterns

and balance over time.

Therefore, a need to explore

alternative rehabilitation ap-

proaches for individuals

with PD exist.

For this study starting in

April, participants will fol-

low a physical training pro-

gramme that will be focused

on forward or backward gait

retraining.

V For more information or to sign

up, contact Ron Grobbelaar on

083 357 5424 or email

[email protected].

New study for Parkinsons


EASTER COMBO

Water to costmore than electricity

ESM ERASMUS

@erasmusemse

W

ater will become more expensive in

the future, as more expensive

schemeswill be needed to supply ad-

ditional water to Cape Town.

This was said by Paul Rhode of bulkwater

planning of the City of Cape Town at a dis-

cussion of water supply, which was recently

hosted by the Durbanville Community Fo-

rum andWard 21 of Subcouncil 7 (Koeberg).

The discussion was presented by Rhode

and Pierre Maritz, manager of water reticu-

lation of the City.

Everyone is now very concerned about

water supply, with restrictions having been

implemented. People suddenly realised they

can run out of water, Rhode said.

The City gets its water from the dams

around Cape Town. These dams are the

Volvlei, Berg River and Theewaterskloof

dams, as well as Wemmershoek, Steenbras

Upper and Steenbras Lower dams, he ex-

plained.

With the low rainfall over the past win-

ter, we have less water to use. Thus, water

restrictions were implemented to ensure

that we will have suf-

ficient water over the

coming two to three

summers, Rhode

said.

Since the year

2000, we realised we

needed tomanagewa-

ter demand, which

weve done in a num-

ber of ways. We have

encouraged water

conservation by, for

example, recom-

mending water wise

gardening, installing water saving shower

heads and dual-flushing toilets.

We have also instituted pressure man-

agement to reduce the pressure on pipelines

to reduce leaks.

We also focused on pipeline replacement

to prevent bursts and education at schools

on how to conserve water, he continued.

As a result of these efforts, in the last 10

years the per capita water use by Capetoni-

ans has decreased.

Weknowwecurrentlyhaveadrought sit-

uation. The rainfall during 2015 was among

the lowest in the 100 year rainfall record at

the Steenbras dam andwas also low atWem-

mershoek dam, Rhode said.

TheVolvlei damwas only 50% full at the

end of the winter last year. In response, the

City minimised use from the Volvlei dam

afterwinter. Ifwe did not do this, some areas

in the surrounding Swartland area could be

running out ofwater beforewinter, he said.

Restrictions are our planned way to deal

with short term shortages caused by

droughts. Elsewhere, new infrastructure

has sometimes been built in response to

droughts admittedly out of necessity, but

once weather patterns return to normal, the

additional infrastructure is not needed or

used, he said.

According to Rhode it already looks like

residents are responding to water restric-

tions and that the City is using less water.

Currently the water demand is about

10% lower than the same time last year.

Regarding the way forward, we will

need to build new water supply schemes

and infrastructure when the capacity of

the current system is fully utilised. There

are long lead times needed for planning

and construction of new water supply in-

frastructure. We are looking 25 to 30 years

ahead with our planning for water infra-

structure supply, to make sure we can

build new infrastructure in time, he

warned.

The national Department of Water and

Sanitation is proceeding with the first

phase of augmenting the Volvlei dam.

The City is currently conducting feasibili-

ty studies on three other water supply op-

tions and will use the results of these stud-

ies to decide what future water supply in-

frastructure will be built, Rhode said.

The City is growing rapidly in a north-

erly direction and that is where we will

need additional water to supply the grow-

ingareas inKraaifonteinandDurbanville.

In the next

six to eight

years we will

be construct-

ing the new

bulk water

augmentation

scheme, which

will supply wa-

ter from the

Theewaters-

kloof and Berg

River dams to

the City. This

bulk water

augmentation schemewill comprise a new

water treatmentplant, bulk reservoirs and

pipelines. The water treatment plant and

a reservoir will be built in the vicinity of

Muldersvlei, while another bulk reservoir

will bebuilt northofDurbanville, he said.

Pipelines will be built between the Berg

River dam and the new water treatment

plant, and from the water treatment plant

into the bulk water distribution system

supplying water into the City. The total

cost of the scheme will be R1,7 billion.

Regarding climate change, we are not

yet seeing a significant change in long

term rainfall patterns in the catchment ar-

eas of our dams, and it is difficult to say

if the current drought is linked to climate

change. This is something we are watch-

ing carefully in our long term planning.

Another possibility in future, with

growing water demand, is the increasing

competition between urban users and ag-

ricultural use and different urban centres

for water. This will have to be carefully

managed to ensure both economic growth

and food security.

In Cape Town we will face growing de-

mand into the future andwill have to build

more expensive resources, whichwill also

contribute to water beingmore expensive.

Currently we paymore for electricity than

water, but that will change in future. The City

will not be able to provide water cheaply any-

more.

Desalination, inwhich reversed osmosis is

used to purify sea water, for instance, is very

expensive, Rhode said.

A lot of our existing infrastructure is also

getting old. Some parts of our system are

more than 100 years old. Refurbishment and

maintenance will drive the price of water

upwards, Rhode said.

Weknowwe currently

have a drought situa

tion. The rainfall during

2015was amongst the

lowest in 100 year rain

fall record at the

Steenbras dam

The Fathers House Christian Fellowship

will host several services over the coming

Easter weekend. Tenebrae service will

take place from 07:00 to 08:00 on Thursday

24 March; Good Friday service at 09:00 on

Friday andEaster Sunday service at 09:00.

The church is situated inBellbuskCres-

cent, La Rochelle.

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Ds nou die 23-jarige Wayde van Niekerk,

watnient die 400 m-wreldkampioen isnie,

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SedertWayde inAugustus verlede jaar die

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het onder die Sacos-vaandel.

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S

top sending your unwant-

ed animals into areas such

as Fisantekraal andMorn-

ingstar, is the outcry of the Fis-

antekraal Animal Welfare

(FAW) after another dog that

was given as a gift to an employ-

ee, was mutilated.

The male Yorkshire Terrier,

which was given to a domestic

worker by her Durbanville em-

ployer, arrived in Morningstar

with a bow tie in his hair, along

with his Dachshund friend

clearly a pampered, well-

groomed pooch then.

On Saturday morning, FAW

was called for help after the

Yorkie was attacked by two Pit-

bulls in the street. His skin was

ripped open and he had severe

internal injuries, including a

punctured lung and perforated

abdomen.

He was in severe shock and

struggling to breathe.When our

volunteer carried him into the

vet, her arms were drenched in

his blood. She had to hold back

her tears and rage when the vet

said theres nothing we can do

his injuries are too severe.

She had to hold him in her

arms and comfort him while he

was put to sleep, says Jennifer

Davies of the FAW.

We are not blaming the cur-

rent owners. Although they

could have made more effort,

they are very poor with many

children to care for too.

The original owners should

not have blithely sent this little

dog (and his Dachshund friend)

into the township to people who

couldnt afford to care for them

properly or had the knowledge

needed for the specific needs of

delicate little purebred lapdogs

andwho do not have a fenced-in

property, allowing the dogs

wander on the street, she

said.

It was not the first time the

FAW had to help him.

The poor dogwas previously

treated on separate occasion for

a dislocated leg, a severe flea in-

festation and overgrown fur

and claws, Davies said.

Several outraged people com-

mented onFacebookon the inci-

dent.

Everyweek nowwe are com-

ing across animals sent into the

townships from the suburbs,

most of them small-breed dogs

and pups. Very, very often they

are injured, sick, terrified,

poorly groomed and chained

up, she said.

Recently a Cocker Spaniel, al-

so donated to a domestic work-

er, was killedwhen it was hit by

a rock.

The list of donated animals

include labradors, dachshunds,

border collies, and cats, even

bunnies, hamsters and parrots.

The cats sent in there usual-

ly get killed by dogs or they run

awayandarenever seenagain,

Davies said.

Yes, the person you give the

dog tomay be a kind, loving per-

son who adores animals. But

the problem is that impoverish-

ed communities are known to

be hotbeds for crime. Even the

people who live in the township

say it isnt a safe place for them

or for their animals.

Drugs and abuse and theft

are sky-high. Many residents

evengiveup their animals tous,

because they arent safe there,

she said.

The average township home

doesnt have a wall or fence,

and, even if it does, people dont

ring a doorbell andwait to be let

in people are in and out all the

time, and dogs get out.

Even if they are cared for,

these donated dogs are not ac-

customed to the rigours of town-

ship life. They are not street-

wise. They cannot look out for

themselves.

There are alreadymore than

enough animals in there. The

people often cant afford anoth-

er pet they are struggling al-

ready.

Everyweekwe treat dogs for

dog bites or being hit by cars,

stabbed, burnt, or worse. Many

are such hand me down dogs,

Davies said.

We know that sometimes

there are extenuating circum-

stances. Just do the right thing,

even if it takes time or you feel

judged or youre embarrassed.

Sometimes putting that ani-

mal to sleep, is kinder than

sending it into a township.

V Visit www.faw.za.org or follow FAW

on Facebook for more information.

Alarm raised

over donated

animals

The One City Many Cultures Cape

Town Festival turns 18 this week-

end when the Companys Gardens

will be turned into a festival hub

from Saturday 19 to Monday 21

March.

Designed to cater for a range of

tastes and ages, the inclusive and

free festival aims to reflect the

many different cultures of Cape

Town together.

On Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00

the festival will join forces with

Cape Town Partnership as part of

City Walk Saturdays which starts

at the Companys Gardens. Youth

from the various workshops run

by the festival in communities

throughout the year will also be

showing their skill in various art

disciplines.

New to the festival programme

is the classic pops music apprecia-

tion concert with performances by

Errol and Alvin Dyers, the UWC

Centre for the Performing Arts,

the Jazz Quartet and Rosa Choir,

among others, on Sunday.

Throughout the day visual art

exhibitions, art and craft, food

stalls and various artists from

communities across Cape Town

will be in full swing. Activities for

this day begin at 10:00 and end at

18:00 with the concert beginning at

10:00, while Monday sees another

host of artists take to the stage in

celebration of Human Rights Day.

The free concert will include per-

formances by Youngsta, Jimmy

Nevis, Vicky Sampson, Chad Saai-

man and Lady Noir from 10:00 to

18:00.

V Visit www.capetownfestival.co.za for

more about the festival and activities,.

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Two weeks ago I was reading

TygerBurger which highlighted

the point of the N1 and N2

emergency assistance number

021 946 1646. I put the contact

into my cellphone, not thinking

I would ever need it. On

Sunday 13 March I was on the

N2 coming from Athlone along

Jan Smuts Drive. Driving just

past the airport I noticed my

car smoking and the heat

gauge going up. I slowed down

just about 500m before the R300

turn-off. Not a safe area to stop

at all ... I called the number,

gave them the logistics of

where I was and told them I

was all alone (the scariest time

ever). Within five minutes a

police van pulled up behind me

with two officers who waited

with me. Then a traffic servi-

ces car arrived with a female

and male officer and (phew,

what a relief) then a white

patrol van that brought water

and assisted me. They were

kind, helpful and patient and I

am utterly grateful for this

service, so a big Thank You

to everybody who assisted me.

SHEILA

Athlone

The scariest

time ever

Dear Bedagsame Motoris (Pad

behoort nie aan motorfietsry-

ers nie, TB 9 March), no, we

motor cyclists dont think the

roads belong to us.

We are just more fortunate

than you to get through the

traffic faster than you. You

actually sound like a very

inconsiderate and uninformed

motorist. There is no rule that

says we may not split lanes

and surely when you got your

licence you were told that you

should look in your mirrors

every three seconds that is if

you do have a licence.

I do not think the groentjie

biker is a danger, but a

motorist with your attitude is.

Groentjie not the

danger you are!

Ek het Desire Rorke se berig

met aandag gelees (Ondersoek

sloer al jaar TB, 9 Maart).

Dit is so duidelik soos daglig

dat die oorspronklike dossier

rakende die ongeluk weggeraak

het.

Waarom anders moet n nuwe

verklaring afgeneeem word?

Die eerste hofondersoeke het

reeds plaasgevind. Ek sou mnr.

Van der Westhuizen aanraai om

daarop aan te dring om sy

eerste verklaring te sien.

ANONIEM

Brackenfell

Dring aan omeerste

verklaring te sien

Ondersoek sloer al jaar TB, 9

Maart, verwys. Dit is met groot

kommer en woede dat ek, wat

vir twee jaar gesukkel het om

antwoorde van die polisie en

die GPF-Brackenfell te kry, dit

toe op 2 Maart met talle

verskonings gekry het.

Maar ek dink ek het oor die

afgelope twee jaar goeie lesse

geleer die belangrikste dat ek

geweet het wat om te doen,

maar dat ek te ordentlik was

om my grondwetlike regte uit te

oefen uit vrees vir die polisie

en GPF! Ek wil aan mnr. Van

der Westhuizen s dat dit twak

is dat die polisie/speurdiens/

GPF nie inligting soos telefoon-

nommers, adresse, name van

party mense mag gee nie en

veral nie aan n ooggetuie nie.

Dit is n fundamentele

grondwetlike reg dat ons as

burgers kragtens die Wet tot

Openbare Toegang tot Inligting

die reg het om op hoogte gehou

te word van gebeurlikhede in

ons omgewing(s). Dit is omdat

statistiek doelbewus vir ons

weggesteek word en dat ons so

willens en wetens van ons regte

Dis twakdat SAPD

inligtingweerhou

Dankie vir ontbyt, s die drie

tannies, TB, 9 Maart, verwys.

Ek het n soortgelyke erva-

ring gehad. Ek en my vriendin,

albei ook pensioenarisse, het

gaan ontbyt eet by CapeGate en

haar dogter het haar ouer

dogter as n verrassing daar

aangebring. Toe ons met ontbyt

klaar is, is ons ingelig iemand

het die rekening reeds vereffen.

DEBBIE FRAENKEL

E-pos

Rekening ook deur

weldoener vereffen

Nie te ver van my af in Hamil-

ton Place nie, woon n egpaar

Coetzee. Hulle is twee ou

mensies, nes ek. Di twee loop

gereeld met swartsakke in

Mosselbankstraat af en tel al

die papiere, le bottels en ander

rommel op, tot daar onder in

Miltonweg en Darwinstraat en

ook hier in Hamilton Place.

Hulle sny ook takke af wat oor

die pad hang. Di twee is nou

n voorbeeld vir die menigtes in

Kraaifontein. Ons salueer julle!

C.A FORBESHARDINGE

Kraaifontein

Senior egpaar hou

buurt gereeld skoon

LEWENSKIEKIE

Di Trompet

weet hoe om

beuel te blaas

Amerika se huidige presidentsverkiesing

herinner my aan Boswell & Wilkie se

sirkus uit my kinderdae, waar elke

kandidaat met sy plakkaat op straat

ondersteuners na sy sirkustent lok.

Maar skynbaar het net n kandidaat

die volle repertoire om Amerikaanse

sirkusgangers suksesvol te vermaak.

Dis die ou wie se haarstyl kindertjies

bang maak.

Die bad boss van die TV-reeks Appren-

tice. Die miljardr-sakeman wat ook n

string bankrot-ondernemings op sy

kerfstok het.

Hys ook die man wat in sy jong dae

diensplig ontduik het, maar deesdae na

gevange Amerikaanse soldate as losers

verwys.

Een van sy simplistiese oplossings vir

sy land se probleme, is om n muur

tussen Amerika en Mexico te bou.

Kwetsende aanmerkings teenoor vroue

en sy mede Republikeinse kandidate is

deel van sy stapel-

retoriek. Hy weier

om leiers van die

Ku Klux Klan te

veroordeel en tref

geen onderskeid

tussen radikale en

gematigde Moslems

nie, want almal

haat ons.

En helaas is sy

verkiesingslag-

spreuk dat hy

Amerika weer

great gaan maak.

Dis natuurlik

Donald Trump of

sommer Danil Trompet op Afrikaans.

Want as daar nou een Trompet is wat sy

eie beuel kan blaas, is dit di Danil.

Wanneer hy n toespraak hou, verwys

hy na homself in die meervoud as we.

Hy vertel nie h hy Amerika great

gaan maak nie, maar h great we is.

Dis egosentriese magsvertoon in sy

mees onverdunde formaat.

Al is die inhoud van sy toesprake

louter twak en selfs laerskool-debatsvoe-

ring hoogs intellektueel laat klink steun

miljoene Republikeine hom. Hulle is

kwansuis moeg vir die Washington-kliek

en sien in di nie-politieke Mr Apprentice

die toekoms.

Net die vae gedagte dat di populis die

president van so n magtige land kan

word, gee my die wilde ritteltits.

Kom ons hoop maar Danil Trompet

word by die stembus gestuit, want hys

niks anders as n ongeleide missiel nie.

Derde Wreldoorlog staan in sy o

geskryf ds as jy natuurlik in staat is

om onder sy kuif in te kyk. Rudie van

Rensburg

Wat die hart van vol is ...

SMS

VBlaauwberg-hospitaal, julle isawesome.

Wat n groot verrassing om te sien dat

daar nou spesiale parkeerplekke aan pen-

sioenarissetoegeken is.Baiedankie,hoop

ander instellings volg hierdie puik voor-

beeld. Rita, Melkbosstrand

VA very big thank you to our City of Cape

Town for all their hard work, planning,

building new infrastructure, cleaning, re-

pairing, looking after the homeless, and

increasing the property values. They will

haveevenmoremoneytodoanoutstand-

ing job. Rugby

V My beloved green male budgie got out

on 6 March in the Stellenryk area. If any-

one sees him or caught him, please con-

tact me. He has been part of our family

for 11 years and we are heart broken. Re-

ward offered. Please call 084 515 6653

Kirsten family

) SMSe kos R1,50 elk en kan gestuur word

na 45527

Dis skokkend dat

mense in Durbanville

wat van beter

behoort teweet, hul

troeteldiere aan

werkersweggee

net om vermink te

word in haglike

omstandighede.

Esm Erasmus

The level of junior

golf in this country

excitesme about

our future stars.

Stehan Schoeman

The truth is all that

matters. People

want transparency.

Monique Duval

nMens gee nie

sommer net jou

troeteldier weg nie.

MaritaMeyer

To build a

skyscraper, or not to

build that is the

pressing Tyger Valley

question

Michelle Linnert

Hopefully fewer

house fireswill now

be reported follow-

ing a fire awareness

programme in

Wesbank. Richard

Roberts

Please share the road and we

all will return home to enjoy

our families.

CONSIDERATE MOTORCYCLIST

Vredekloof

ontneem word. Wat my betref

het mnr. Van der Westhuizen

nog n groter reg tot inligting

deurdat hy n ooggetuie was

so ook die seun. Die ergste is

dat die kind se toestand verer-

ger en dat hy nie oor n medie-

se fonds beskik nie. n Onskul-

dige kind word nou deur die

polisie, GPF en die regstelsel

van sy reg op n gesonde lewe

ontneem. My raad aan mnr.

Van der Westhuizen is om

volledige skrywe met name van

alle ondersoekbeamptes, voer-

tuigregistrasienommers, alle

datums en alle navrae gerig,

aan die tersaaklike instellings

te stuur. Ek is bereid om mnr.

Van der Westhuizen en die kind

gratis te help.

PIETER LE ROUX

E-pos

V Die bostaande menings is

di vandie betrokke joernalis,

en reflekteer nie noodwendig

die opinie(s) van die Tyger-

Burger-handelsnaam nie.

Wanneer hy n

toespraak

maak, verwys

hy na homself

in diemeer

voud as we.

Kan jy dit

oorvertel?

Any day is a good

day to start some-

thing. Louisa Steyl


BRACKENFELL

FAIRBRIDGEMALL

WEDNESDAYS: 7:30PM

THURSDAYS TO SATURDAYS: 3PM& 7:30PM

SUNDAYS & MONDAYS: 3PM

16TH MARCH TO

3RD APRIL

Bigger & Better All New Shows

Book Now!!!!

Call: 082 74 75 726 or

[email protected]

Prices: R80 Sides,

R100 & R120 Middle,

R140 Ringside p.p

Shows 3pm and 7pm daily

www.mclarencircus.co.za

Bigger & Better All New Shows

Book Now!!!!

Call: 082 74 75 726 or

[email protected]

Prices: R80 Sides,

R100 & R120 Middle,

R140 Ringside p.p

Shows 3pm and 7pm daily

www.mclarencircus.co.za

An aerial photo of the arrangement of learners and tin cans spelling out the name of Eversdal

Primary.

School in tin can drive

A

n aerial picture of 1228 learners was

taken recently at Eversdal Primary

School as they celebrated a huge in-

take of non-perishable items by the

learners.

More than1 500 tinsof foodwere received,

as well as more than 780 empty tins. The

tinned food was taken to Alpha Primary

School that runs a food programme for their

children, Eversdal announced in a state-

ment. From early morning beneath one of

the floodlights the schools crest slowly

started taking shape. The credo was visible

first and the end product surprised every-

one when the number 40 was packed out

in tins, the statement read.

The school started arranging the learners

into their position on the rugby field from

10:00, with each Grade 7 class allocated one

of the letters in the schools name and the

last two allocated to two Grade 6 classes.

We then started filling these letters with

the rest of our pupils. After every single

learner present at the school was packed

in, it was quite a challenge to remain sit-

ting cross-legged.

The personnel stood behind the learners.

The drone took off, the Evers smiled and

the first unedited picture was taken it was

amazing! according to the school.

Die Lutherse Kruiskerk in Bellville bied

binnekort sy jaarlikseDuitse plaasmarkaan.

Die geleentheid sal op Saterdag 19 Maart

vanaf 14:30 in die kerksaal inMiddelstraat 33

plaasvind, en almal iswelkom.Daar sal Paas-

versierings, gevulde en geverfde eiers en

handewerk verkoopword, en diemark sal af-

gerond word met die gebruiklike Kaffee und

Kuchen enBratwurst. Die kleinspan sal besig

gehou word met handewerk.

V Kontak Karin Frhlich van die kerk by 021 948 5928

of by [email protected].

Lutherse kerk hou jaarlikseDuitse plaasmark


With every kilogram of bottle tops collected,

enoughmoney can be raised to give one child

that was born with a cleft lip or palate a life-

changing operation.

This year, Operation Smile has partnered

with a number of local libraries and Fair

Cape Dairies to raise money for these opera-

tions.

Last year theymanaged topay for four chil-

drens operations. This years campaign ends

on World Smile Day in October and the aim

of Operation Smile is to double the amount

of money raised last year.

The public can help by collecting plastic

bottle caps from Fair Cape Dairies products

as well as any other plastic bottle caps and

dropping it off at selected libraries.

Each operation costs R5 500 and every kilo-

gram of bottle tops collected will be recycled.

Independent auditors will ensure that the

money raised will go towards paying for the

vital surgery.

Every three minutes, a child is born with

a cleft lip and/or a cleft palate. Children born

with cleft conditions may suffer torments,

malnourishment anddifficultywith speech,

says Adva Brivik from Operation Smile. It

is estimated that two billion, or one quarter

of theworlds population, lack access to care.

Billions more lack access to safe and well

timed surgery. Only 4% of an estimated 234

million surgical procedures performed each

year go to thepoorest third of the global popu-

lation.

V The participating libraries are Bellville, Goodwood,

Parow and Table View.

Bottle tops help to give smiles

T

he circus is in town! McLaren Cir-

cus will be at Fairbridge Mall in

Brackenfell from tonight (Wednes-

day) until Sunday 3 April.

This years show is full of highlights

including Miss Cassandra Stone on the

revolving trapeze; chair balancing by

Gilberto direct from Peru; acrobatics

by the Tanzanian Boys; Miss Charnes

contortion and flexibility; mouth balan-

cing by circus legend Mademoiselle

Francisca and for the first time in 23

years: Miss Fernanda from Sao Paulo

hanging and swinging by only her hair.

Then theres Gerson on the aerial

straps direct from Argentina, the Amaz-

ing Trampoline Act by the Boys of Brazil

and to top it all off, the Triple Globe of

Death which sees three bikes inside a

globe simultaneously.

Also on the programme is the mixed

cagedact featuringBengal tigers (includ-

ing the rare white Bengal tiger) and rare

white lions. Other animal acts include

perky Poodles, Arabian camels, minia-

ture horses, ponies, Friesian horses and

Burmese pythons.

All this will be on show in McLaren

Circuss new Italian manufactured big

top tent with seating also imported from

Italy.

V Tickets to see the McLaren Circus cost be-

tween R80 and R140. Call the circus ticket office

on 082 747 5726 or email bookings@mclarencir-

cus.co.za for more information or to book.

WIN! WIN! WIN!

VFive readers can eachwindouble ringside seats

to watch the performance at Fairbridge Mall at

19:30 on Wednesday 23 March. SMS the word

circus followed by your full name to 45527 be-

fore 12:00 on Friday 18 March to enter. SMSes

cost R1.50.

Rare animals and

acts at circus

Circus fans can look forward to a full

line-up of entertainment in the new tent of

the McLaren Circus.

There will be lots of cricketing action and

live music on the cards at this weekends

Cape Town Sixes Cricket and Cultural Fes-

tival.

Taking place at the Green Point Cricket

Club on Saturday and Sunday, the festival

includes a cricket tournament, which is en-

dorsed byWesternProvinceCricketAssoci-

ation, where local and international semi-

pro and amateur teams will be competing.

Money raised from the corporate league

has gone towards three development teams

participation in the premier league and a

cricket clinic at Khayelitsha Cricket Club.

The development team inclusion is about

giving those teams that might not have an

opportunity the chance to play on the big

stage.

Spectatorswill also be able to sample food

from the Food of Nations Village, featuring

cuisine from the worlds great cricketing

countries.

Little ones can enjoy the safe childrens

and family zone, while parents can look for-

ward to live music every day.

Mango Groove, Jimmy Nevis, the Kiff-

ness and Rory Elliot (from Plush) will end

the festival with the main concert on Sun-

day evening.

V Visit www.capetownsixesfestival.com for ticket

options, bookings and more information about the

festival.

Cricket, music at CT Sixes

Dave Callaghan and Meyrick Pringle are two of

the ambassadors of the Cape Town Sixes

Cricket and Cultural Festival.


If any holiday was made for children, then

surely its Easter with egg hunts, bunnies

and chocolate.

During this holiday time Stodels Nurser-

ies have organised a basket-load of eggcel-

lent activities to keep little ones enter-

tained.

At the Bellville branch there are daily ac-

tivities such as a jumping castle, sand art,

train rides, water balls, slides and a tram-

poline.

The reptile garden is also open every day

between 09:00 and 17:00 at only R25 per per-

son (free for children under 3 years).

There is also a special snake show on 23

and 30 March at 11:00. Entrance is also R25

per person.

In addition, Stodels Bellville also has the

following hour long programmes planned

all free:

. Treasure hunts on Mondays 21 and 28

March; colouring competitions on Tuesday

22 and 29 March; and Go Potty sessions

onThursday 24 and 31March, inwhich you

can paint a pot and plant it up; Make your

very own cactus garden on Wednesday 23

March; Easter egg hunt on 27 March; and

Get creative with a garden board and pot

man crafts on Wednesday 30 March with

bead work and crafts on Friday 1 April.

V Call Stodels Bellville on 021 919 1106 or Milnerton

on 021 528 4000 or visit www.stodels.com.

Eggcellent

activities

T

wo students of the Jamrock Music

Academy in Brackenfell achieved the

highest national results in their re-

spective instrument categories.

Celine de Bruyn (19) and Dean van Zyl

(13), both from Durbanville, achieved this

in guitar and drumming respectively.

Celine, currently a full-time student at

The Stage Performing Arts Studio in Bell-

ville, obtained the highest national results

for her Rockschool (London) exams in gui-

tar grade 6 (94%),

as well as her bass

guitar grade 6

(98%) exams. Rock-

school is a London-

based companyand

offers internation-

al exams to stu-

dents all over the

world.

This is a huge

achievement as she

only started play-

ing bass guitar at

the beginning of

2015. These results are in addition to her

highest national result that she obtained

for her grade 6 drumming two years ago.

She is studying performing arts at The

Stage Performing Arts Studio in addition

to managing her music career, and plays

the guitar, drums, piano and bass guitar.

Dean, a learner at Stellenberg High

School, obtained an unbelievable 99% for

his grade 3 drumming exam in the last

Rockschool of London exam sitting. This

was the highest mark attained nationally.

Dean has been drumming at Jamrock for

the last three years.

Mario Bento, the owner of Jamrock, says

he is very proud of both students. This is

the fourth year that Jamrock students have

achieved the highest national results.

Celine, Dean

score highest

results in SA

Dean van Zyl

Celine de Bruyn


www.tygervalley.co.za

Matricsmovie competition

Damelin is giving matric learners across

the country a chance to relax with VIP

screenings of Batman vs Superman: Dawn

of Justice.

A whopping 463 Cape Town learners

will get the chance to watch the movie

free of charge in 3D at Nu Metros Canal

Walk and V&A Waterfont cinemas on

Thursday 24 March.

The prize includes popcorn and soda

combos, a sweet treat and 3D glasses.

Grade 12 learners should send an SMS

before Thursday 17 March to win tickets

for them and a friend to watch one of the

most anticipated cinematic battles of the

year.

The movie features Batman (Ben

Affleck) and Superman (Henry Cavill).

V SMS the word Superhero to 45119 or fill in

the entry form at www.damelin.co.za before

Thursday 17 March to enter.

Hulle laat speke sing:

Hierdie leerders en onder-

wysers van die Horskool

Brackenfell het aan die

onlangse Kaapstad-fietstoer

deelgeneem. Die tye wat

hulle behaal het, word in

hakies aangedui. Hulle is

(agter van links) Leann

Horn (3:39), Niel Horn

(3:19) en Riaan van der

Westhuizen (nie deelge-

neem). Voor is Gerrit van

Deventer (5:44), Divan

Lazerus (3:58) en Azelle

Louw (5:30).

Die eerste 18 leerlinge poseer vir n skoolfoto. Mej. M Miller, die eerste onderwyseres, staan

vierde van links in die agterste ry. Agter heel regs staan mnr. C.M. Nagel in wie se huis vir

drie maande skoolgehou is.

PROMOSIE

Die Laerskool Brackenfell, wat vanjaar 110

jaar oud is, het n beskeie begin gehad.

Op 22 Januarie 1906 het 18 leerlinge hul

skoolloopbaan aanhuis vanmnr. C.M.Nagel,

n skoolkomiteelid, in Brackenfell begin.

Daar was nog nie n skoolgebou nie, maar

daar was wel n dringende be-

hoefte om n skool in Brackenfell

te stig.

Mnr. Jan Odendaal (afgetrede

kringbestuurder) het in sy fees-

boodskap met die skool se 100ste

herdenkingdie volgendegeskryf:

Die karakter en waardes van n

gemeenskap word vergestalt in

die kwaliteit van onderrig wat hy

aan sy kinders verskaf.

Mev. A.N. Brink het straks ook

110 jaar terug so gedink toe sy die

morg grond waarop die skool ge-

boumoesword, aandie Brackenfell-gemeen-

skap geskenk het.

n Mens kan net daaroor wonder, maar die

feit bly staan: die Brackenfell-ouers was nog

altyd ernstig oor hul eie skoolgeriewe en hul

kinders se opvoeding.

Deur saamstaan, saamwerk en saamba-

klei slaag die kerk en skoolkomitee daarin

om n nuwe skoolgebou teen 22 Januarie

1906 in gebruik te neem. Die skool, in Skool-

straat, het R580 gekos en in April 1906 is dit

amptelik geopen deur ds. H. van Broekhui-

zen. Groeipynewas daar natuurlik, waarvan

die gehalte van die water die grootste pro-

bleem was. In 1912 is n sementtenk gebou,

maar die water smaak volgens geskiedenis-

stukke na die bloekomblare wat in die geute

geval en bly l het. Dit was dus ondrinkbaar.

In 1920 word n put gegrawe, maar dit los

ook nie die probleem op nie. In 1927 word

n sementtenk met n inhoud van 4 000 gel-

ling (18 000 liter) voltooi, maar eers in 1948

word waterpype vanaf die eiendom van ene

dr. A. van der Merwe aangebring. Hy voor-

sien 2 000 gelling water aan die skool per

maand teen n vergoeding van R24 per jaar.

Die onderwysdepartement het in 1962 n

bydrae van R1 500 bewillig om die skoolsaal

te bou, op die voorwaarde dat die skool die

res moet insamel. In 1965 was die departe-

ment darem meer genadig en het hulle die

bou van die saal befonds.

As gevolg van die snelontwikkelende ge-

meenskap (Engels en Afrikaans), word die

skool in 1964 as n sekondre skool heropen.

Aangesien die laerskool so vining groei, be-

sef die departement dat nog n laerskool en

n horskool gebou moes word.

En soword Laerskool Brackenfell diemoe-

derskool van die Horskool Brackenfell

(1976) en Laerskool Bastion (1980).

Die skoolhoofde en superintendente bear-

bei onverpoos in hul soeke om die gebou uit

te brei en fasiliteite te verbeter. Die ampteli-

ke inwyding van die uitbreidings vind op 23

Maart 1990 plaas. Johan Groenewald (huidi-

ge hoof) voeg nog beter fasiliteite by die be-

staande en wy die volgende 20 jaar aan die

verbetering van die skool se uitnemendheid

op alle terreine.

Vandag spog die skool met bykans 1 500

leerlinge en uitstekende geriewe.

Die toekoms het al die vraag beantwoord

oor watter eise die volgende 110 jaar aan die

skool gestel sal word. Eintlik raak n skool

nooit oud nie, want hy hernu homself jaar-

liks met nuwe gesigte, nuwe metodes, nuwe

geriewe en nuwe stuurmanne.

n Lugfoto van hoe die skoolterrein tans lyk.

Laerskool

Brackenfell

110 jaar oud


Nuwe leerders vanaf is welkom om vir

2017 Vir verdere navrae

kontak die skool by 021 981 2147. Inskrywings moet so gou as moontlik

afgehandel wees om sodoende effektiewe beplanning vir 2017 te kan doen.

Graad R tot en met Graad 7 (Afrikaans)

in te skryf. Daar is slegs beperkte plekke beskikbaar

Nuwe leerders vanaf is welkom om vir

2017 Vir verdere navrae

kontak die skool by 021 981 2147. Inskrywings moet so gou as moontlik

afgehandel wees om sodoende effektiewe beplanning vir 2017 te kan doen.

in te skryf. Daar is slegs beperkte plekke beskikbaar

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