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PUBLIC PROJECTS: CLEANING TEAMS

Subcouncil

creates jobs

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B

y identifying and rolling out several

public projects, the Bergdal Subcoun-

cil has made a notable dent in the ar-

eas high unemployment numbers.

An estimated 800 jobs were created over

only a couple ofmonthsbymeans of national

governments Extended Public Works Pro-

gramme (EPWP), subcouncil manager

Grant Twigg revealed at last weeks sub-

council meeting.

This programme is aimed at providing in-

come relief through temporary and perma-

nent work for the unemployed to carry out

socially useful activities and according to

Twigg, the City of Cape Town is one of the

better performing municipalities in this re-

gard.

Halve unemployment

Phase twoof theprogrammewas launched

inApril 2009 at theUniversity of theWestern

Cape, with the goal of creating two million

full time jobs for the poor in South Africa.

This is hoped to contribute to halving un-

employment in the country by 2014, through

the delivery of public and community serv-

ices.

According to Twigg, the local department

within the city is expected to identify the

project and fund the capital aspect of such.

National government will in turn subsi-

dise the labour component.

We are encouraged by the executivemay-

or Patricia de Lille to roll-out such project

to the maximum in our different areas, he

said.

Projects rolled out in Kraaifontein and

Brackenfell since January this year in-

cludes sewer and manhole inspection and

maintenance, housing maintenance, clean-

ing and greening, health and hygiene work

and waste collection.

In the health sector, hygiene workers will

be used to conduct health and hygiene

awareness programmes and assist environ-

mental health practitioners with diarrhoea

cases and death investigations.

In addition administrative assistants will

help with office support and the culling of

files.

In the solid waste department three-year

waste collection contracts were awarded to

job seekers.

Cleaning teams

Themajority of these projects will use un-

skilled and semi-skilled workers in tasks

such as cleaning, planting andmaintenance.

For instance, the team in the water and

sanitation department will locate sewers

and manholes, inspect them for stormwater

ingress and fat build-up and then clean

them.

Another team in this department will lo-

cate and test the valves of fire hydrants.

Cleaning teams will clean and maintain

sports grounds and public ablutions, while

solid waste teams will clean the streets.

More and more similar community serv-

ice projects are being identified and we are

planning to create many more jobs in this

way. The next roll-outs are scheduled for Ju-

ly, Twigg said.

Melandrie Kapp en Mienkie van Brackenfell het Sondag aan die Woefiewandel op die

D'Ariawynlandgoed deelgeneem. Duisende hondeliefhebbers kom elke jaar bymekaar vir di

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Minikrieketspelers: Die Laerskool Bastion het Saterdag deelgeneem aan n minikrieket

toernooi, wat aangebied is by die Laerskool Eikestad op Stellenbosch. Hier is die Aspan,

(van links) Deon Ricther, Kyle van der Kolf, Arie Meyring, Ian Opperman, Liam Burger, David

Simon, Eben Strauss, Zander Henn en MJ Dicks. Agter is die afrigter, LaneMari Duvenhage.

Die span het sy eerste wedstryd teen die Laerskool Gene Louw verloor, maar vir di

nederlaag vergoed deur sy tweede wedstryd teen die Laerskool Brackenfell ver te wen.

ROWENA HENDRICKS

A nine-year-old boy recently had a real-life

firefighting experience when he was shown

the ropes by real firemen in action while

they were busy extinguishing a veld fire in

Kuils River.

According toDhanr Smitsmom, Jacquie

Esterhuyse, they were driving home from

Stellenbosch when they saw a veld fire blaz-

ing near the houses in St Dumas and Jagter-

shof.

They decided to approach the scene only

because their son just learned about the 107

numberat school andhewanted to seewhat

a real fire engine, firemen and a fire scene

looked like, says Jacquie.

She says the firemen on duty were very

friendly and said they could watch from a

safe distance.

They even said we could later take pic-

tures of our son in one of the fire engines.

She says that after the firehoses were se-

cured one of the firemen quickly explained

to them what the different pieces of equip-

ment were.

He (the fireman) thenhelpedDhanr into

the fire truck, gave him a firefighters hat

and even posed for a photo, says Jacquie.

It was an all round amazing experience.

She says her son now looks up to these

friendly and caring firemen and the family

would like to thank themall formaking such

a huge difference in their boys life. All he

now really wants to be is a fireman, she

says laughing.

He even said: Oom het my hele lewe ge-

maak.

After telling the firemen that he gets bul-

lied and that no one will believe him at

school when he tells them what had hap-

pened, they said he was welcome any time

to bring his friends to the fire station for a

tour, says Jacquie.

Itwas an emotional sight, but it truly rep-

resented what firemen should be like, car-

ing, in a sometimes thankless profession.

I believe if we make these good services

and heroic and kind deeds public, more

young people will look up to and strive to be

like these firemen, policemen and others in-

stead of fictional characters such as Ben10,

she says.

The City of Cape Town has introduced the

Wally 107 mascot as part of their public edu-

cation and awareness programmes. The

mascot has been visiting schools, shopping

malls and exhibitions to inform the public

of the special 107 emergency number for

emergency calls from a Telkom landline.

They also warn children about the danger

of making hoax calls and putting other peo-

ples lives in danger.

The emergency services canbe reached on

021 480 7700 from a mobile phone.

Firemen show young

boy the real deal

Dhanr Smit is a Grade 3 learner at Mikro

Primary School.

Lucky Lucy has fundraiser

The Lucky Lucy Foundation is hosting a

fundraising dance at the Stikland Recrea-

tion hall on Saturday 11 May at 19:00.

Lucky Lucy Foundation is a non-profit,

pro-life, pro-quality of life organisation

that aims to relieve the plight of severely

neglected and abused animals.

Cost is R30 per person and guests can

take their own snacks and drinks.

Those willing are requested to take a

donation, such as dog or cat food, blan-

kets, chicken or rice. From R50 per

month, one can become a Guardian Angel

on [email protected].

V For more information or tickets phone Alicia

076 678 2744 or Melani 083 371 5169.

Models& toys for

Easter Toy Fair

The Cape Model and Toy Club will

be hosting its annual Easter Toy

Fair on Saturday, 6 April at the

Edgemead Community Hall in

Edgemead Drive from 09:00 to 14:00.

Entrance fee for adults is R5 and

youth under the age of 16 years just

R2.

If last year was anything to go

by, this is not to be missed. All

enquiries can be directed to Alan

Nairn on 073 231 4488.

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JANA BEKKER

n Program wat hom beywer het vir die on-

dersteuning van vigslyers en mense wat

MIV-positief is, salwaarskynlik einde Julie

vanjaar sy deure sluit.

Wanneer dt gebeur sal daar vir pasinte

van die Sothemba-vigsaksie geen vangnet

meerwees nie. Die kans is goed dat n ander

uitweg ooknie betyds sal komvir dimense

nie. Dt is die harde werklikheid wat werk-

nemers van di maatskaplike diensorgani-

sasie die afgelope tyd in die gesig staar.

N 20 jaar se ondersteuning aan vigslyers

enmense watMIV-positief is, sal Sothemba

oor bietjiemeer as viermaande vir die laas-

te keer vigspasinte en hul gesinne kan on-

dersteun en oplei.

n Ongelooflike lojaliteit bestaan by ons

drie permanente werknemers, s Elmien

Grobbelaar, bestuurder. Hulle is veral be-

kommerd oor die mense wat van Sothemba

se dienste gebruik maak. Ons weet nie of

daar dienste iswat di leemte gaanvul nie.

Elmien s genfekteerde persone neem

baie lank om vertroue op te bou en Sothem-

ba-werknemers vrees dat di vertrouens-

verhouding verlore sal gaan.

Hoewel Sothemba se sluiting nie n ver-

rassing is vir werknemers nie, is dit steeds

n skok.

In 2011 is n tweejaarpro-

jeksie gedoen en t reeds

was die skrif aan die muur:

as n ankerskenking nie

sou plaasvind nie, sou die

beskikbare fondse slegs ge-

noeg wees tot 2013.

Ons het deurentyd fond-

se probeer bekom, maar dit

was klein donasies, s El-

mien. Ondersteuning is

ontvang van entiteite soos

Community Chest enM-Sat

(munisipale gesondheids-

dienste), asook verskeie

kerke in die noordelike

voorstede.

D donasies was uiters

belangrik, aangesien dit ge-

help het om die kleiner projekte van So-

themba in stand te hou, s Elmien.

Tussen 2009 en 2011 het Sothemba twee

Lotto-toekennings ontvang, wat aange-

wend is vir die ontwikkeling van program-

me. Die wete was egter die heeltyd daar: in-

dien fondse nie deurentyd ingesamel sou

word nie, sou ons n die dienste kon aan-

hou lewer nie, s Elmien.

VerledeDesember isweer

n projeksie gedoen en in Ja-

nuarie is n strategiese be-

planningsessie gehou.

Ons het geweet indien

ons nie R35 000 per maand

insamel nie, sou ons nie die

organisasie se deure kon

oophou nie, s Elmien.

Elmien s tot drie jaar ge-

ledewas befondsing vir pro-

gramme wat MIV en vigs

aanspreek n spesiale fokus-

gebied van die staat. Alle

befondsingsmoontlikhede

vir MIV/vigs raak al hoe

minder. Dit is nie net in

Suid-Afrika so nie, maar

ook in die buiteland, s sy.

Ten spyte van die flou vooruitsig. lewer

Sothemba steeds onverstoord sy dienste,

tree hulle op as die enigste vangnet vir pasi-

ente en maak hulle steeds daagliks n ver-

skil.Dit is oordie tydperknJulie waaraan

hulle eerder nie wil dink nie.

Slag vir vigslyers as Sothemba sluit

Elmien Grobbelaar, bestuurder

van die Sothembavigsaksie.

FOTO: JANA BEKKER

Pedro Kruger visits Shiloh Relief

Pedro Kruger and Estelle Veldman.

A few Saturdays ago, the Shiloh Relief ware-

house was a hive with activity when famous

local artist, Pedro Kruger, invited locals to

spend their Saturday volunteering at Shiloh

Relief.

No task was too small or mundane for the-

se enthusiastic helpers who literally rolled

up their sleeves to get the job done.

More than half the population does not

have the resources to provide for themselves

or their families. Shiloh Relief exists for this

very purpose,says Shiloh spokesperson Es-

telle Veldman.

According to her hundreds of families de-

pendonmonthly aid fromtheir fully operati-

onal distribution warehouse situated in

Brackenfell.

By supplying clothing, monthly grocery

hampers, homeware or medical equipment,

we strive to uplift and restore those in need

in a dignified manner. It was humbling to

see the community joining hands and taking

a stand against poverty and the oppression

it brings,she says.

Shiloh Relief acts as the conduit between

the retail sector, the general public, local

upliftment organisations and ultimately,

the underprivileged.

We are totally reliant on the involvement

of the local community, whether for funds,

donations in kinds and even their time. Gre-

at amounts of goodsmove through our doors

almost daily and to ensure the donation rea-

ches the beneficiary in a dignified manner,

more hands are always needed bring order

to the heaps of goods that enter our

doors,she says.

Visit their website www.shiloh.org.za or

like them on facebook Shiloh Food/Relief

or contact Estelle on 084 373 7482. Community members hard at work at the Shiloh warehouse.

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Die eerste aspek is di van volwassen-

heid. Natuurlik verskil twee mense in n

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aspekte soos agtergrond, persoonlikheid,

belangstellings en standpunte. Wanneer

jy toelaat dat hierdie verskille in die

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spanning. Twee mense in n verhouding

behoort die volwassenheid te h om

mekaar te akkommodeer en te respek-

teer.

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n Belangrike punt om te onthou is dat

jy in jou kommunikasie moet kan praat,

sowel as luister.

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le, maar ons behoort die saak s te

hanteer dat beide se gevoelens en

behoeftes gerespekteer word. Indien net

een se wense altyd eerste kom, dan voel

die ander een hy word gedomineer. Die

een is die wenner en die ander een is

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waaroor n verhouding gaan nie twee

mense is in n verhouding om as n span

saam te werk.

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The City of Cape Town encourages all ap-

plicants on the councils database to update

their personal details at one of the Citys

Housing Estate Offices.

As part of our commitment towards

building aCaringCity that creates opportu-

nities for its residents, the city uses all re-

sources at its disposal to provide as many

housing opportunities as possible for those

that have applied to us, said TandekaGqa-

da, mayoral committee member for human

settlements.

It is imperative that the city hasupdated

contact details for applicants so that they

can be contacted should a suitable dwelling

become available.

All applicants are encouraged to visit

their nearest housing officewhere city staff

will assist them in updating their details.

Applicants must also confirm whether

they still qualify for a rental dwelling or a

subsidised house in a new housing project.

In addition to encouraging people

across the city to visit their nearest office,

the city is embarking on a targeted drive

to encourage applicants to update their de-

tails on the housing database better known

as the waiting list.

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and the suburbs of Kraaifontein, Bracken-

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cants who reside in these areas.

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nearest housing office, or contact the call centre

on 021 444 0333. Housing database queries can be

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Concrete flies

as Sanral and

city take task

with tolling

Despite a pending review in the high court

and a previous agreement not to do so, the

South African National Roads Agency

(Sanral), gave the City of Cape Town, no-

tice of intent to start work.

In November 2011, in response to the

citys urgent interdict application, Sanral

agreed that it would take no further steps

towards implementing the toll road project

pending the citys review application be-

ingheard and that itwould provide the city

with 45 days notice of its intention to start

working on the toll project.

Such notification was received on 6

March 2013, which means that Sanral

could commence work on the project by 20

April 2013 without first resolving the citys

concerns.

The city does not believe that Sanral

has been transparent in its engagement

with the city and hence we will ask the

court to compel Sanral to provide all infor-

mation necessary regarding this project as

a matter of urgency. This will allow the re-

view process to be concluded fairly and

speedily, said Councillor Brett Herron,

mayoral committee member for transport,

roads and stormwater.

According toHerron, Sanral has thus far

refused to share information relating to

the cost of the tollroads, the magnitude of

the toll fees and impact on road users with

the city.

The city does not want a similar situa-

tion to arise here that arose in Gauteng,

that the toll roadwas built before residents

had a full understanding of the fees and

cost implications, he said.

The abovementioned court application

to review the decisions of Sanral and the

ministers of transport and environment,

which will make the toll roads possible,

was made to the Western Cape High Court

in March last year.

This review has not yet been concluded

and the city believes that Sanrals decision

to go ahead with this project before the

court has decided to the review applica-

tion, undermines the right of the city and

its people to have the court determine the

lawfulness of the project before it com-

mences.

The City of Cape Town has made every

reasonable effort to resolve the dispute re-

garding the tolling of the N1 and N2 into

Cape Town through the inter-governmen-

tal dispute process. We believe the deci-

sions which authorise the tolling of the N1

and N2 are unlawful, unreasonable and

procedurally unfair, said Herron.

In its notice to the city on 6 March, San-

ral indicated its intention to conclude a

concession contractwith the preferredbid-

der the Protea Parkways Consortium or

if necessary the reserve bidder, at an un-

specified time after 20 April 2013.

Sanral has also notified the city that it

intends commencing with construction

work, but it refuses to tell the city what

work it plans to do or when it will do it.

The city will therefore seek to have its

interdict application heard urgently.

Sanral has not been forthcoming with

how much this project would cost the resi-

dents of Cape Town and going ahead with-

out this information is unfair on the resi-

dents of Cape Town and our local econo-

my, said Herron.

In turn Sanral, on Friday stated that it

never said it intends to start with the

project or to conclude the concession con-

tract on the 20 April 2013.

Sanral, through its lawyers, did send a

letter to the city on 6 March 2013 notifying

it of its intention to take steps to advance

or implement the N1/N2 Toll Highway

Project, a statement read.

According to Sanral, Only after the ap-

pointment of a concessionaire, and once

funding has been secured, can the neces-

sary works under the project be carried

out...Sanral is thus not in a position to con-

clude a concession contract... Statements

(from the city) in this regard are mischie-

vous and intended to influence public opin-

ion in a particular direction.

Klub vier 50 jmet huisprojek

ESM ERASMUS

Dit is n jaar sedert die Hager-huis in Fi-

santekraal sy deure vir mishandelde

vroue en hul kinders oopgemaak het.

Die Durbanville-Lionsklub het onlangs

di projek aangeneemas n spesiale projek

om sy 50ste bestaansjaar vanjaar te vier.

Die klub het reeds waardevolle hulp ver-

leen.

Di huis is in Februarie verlede jaar

deur n inwoner van Fisantekraal, Getrui-

da Maartens, gestig en as n nie-winsge-

wende organisasie geregistreer.

Sy bedryf dit tans nog vanuit haar eie

huis, maar hoop om binnekort n geskikte

skeepshouer te kry om dit met nog slaap-

plek in te rig.

Die Durbanville-Lions het heel eerste

die elektriese bedrading in die huis opge-

knap en is nou besig om n skeepshouer

vir gebruik aan te pas.

Ditwasmoontlikmet die geldwat inge-

samel ismet die Lions se gholfdag, wat on-

langs by die Durbanville-gholfklub aange-

bied is, het Hans Schmid, president van

die Durbanville-Lionsklub, ges.

Lede van ons organisasie is daarop

trots om te behoort aan die familie van die

grootste diensorganisasie in die wreld,

het hy ges.

Die Durbanville-Lions het die afgelope

twee jaar ook bouwerk by die Primre

Skool The Valley onderneem.

Hulle, en hul borge, het kantore en on-

derdak-gange vir die leerlinge gebou,

asook n nuwe septiese tenk installeer.

Ander projekte was die verf van die An-

dries Olivier-Kwadruplegiese Sentrum,

Kerspartytjies vir minderbevoorregte

kinders, asook die voorsien van etes aan

meer as 300 mense per week.

Die Durbanville-Lions neem ook deel

aan die organisasie se internasionale Vre-

de-plakkaatkompetisie en werf plaaslike

skole om in te skryf. Die klub is ook betrok-

kemet sigverwante projekte soos die voor-

siening van brille en katarakoperasies aan

mense wat dit nie kan bekostig nie.

Dit word gedoen met die borgskap van

die plaaslike oogkundige, Mellins, en die

Elsies River Eye Clinic. Gehoorapparate

word ook met die hulp van plaaslike medi-

ci voorsien, terwyl die Durbanville-Lions

ook gereeld deelneem aan gesondheidsdae

wat deur die Durbanville-kliniek gehou

word. Die klub voorsien ook gereeld ver-

maak aan die Rosehaven-sentrum vir be-

jaardes. Mense wat by die Durbanville-Li-

onsklub wil aansluit, moet Hans Schmid

by 073 318 1822 bel.

Mense wat wil bydra tot die Hagar-huis,

kan Maartens by 083 747 2743 bel.

Hier is Gertruida Maartens (regs agter met pienk geblomde hemp) saam met van die vroue en

kinders wat sy in haar Hagarhuis n toevlug bied.

Hier met n besoek van

die DurbanvilleLions

klub aan die Hagarhuis

in Fisantekraal is (van

links) Hans Schmid

(president van die

DurbanvilleLions),

Denise Robinson

(plaaslike DALP),

Gertruida Maartens

(stigter) en Elaine

Smith (vrywilliger) met

JT (4). Voor staan

Ethan (4). Hul vanne

word weerhou vir hul

eie beskerming.

FOTO: CARINA ROUX

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At that time she was working as a driver.

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I hated it. It was very precise and admin-

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lowed to be what God made me to be, she

says.

Field worker

It was this need to be of help to others that

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the xenophobic incidents in Du Noon.

Today she works as a full-time field work-

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helpswith thevast needs of the local commu-

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Following her second mastectomy, Lucy

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It is because the attention is on me, Im

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Terrence (53) from Amanzimtoti and

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raise funds for several animal charities

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allywent a longway to raise awareness for

this cause.

One of the 24 charities they supported is

the Cape Town based Uitsig Animal Res-

cue Centre in Fisantekraal, with whom

they met at a fundraising event on Thurs-

day.

The event, a scrumptious high-tea was

hosted by Zomerlust Guest House in Paarl

and attended by the centres volunteers,

supporters and members of the communi-

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The two intrepid warriors started their

70-day journey in January when Terrence

came to realise the urgency of the plight

of animal charities.

Every day I hear of charities asking for

financial help and the idea came to me to

do this long walk. It would afford me the

opportunity to raise funds and spread the

message, he says.

At that that stage Jimmy, a family friend

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Terrence.

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towns and walked between 25 and 35 kilo-

metres a day, every day.

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off his walking shoes that had to be re-

treaded twice along the way.

One of the core ideologies of themessage

the warriors spread with their journey, is

a simple one: cruelty against domestic ani-

mals can be prevented by education and

sterilisation.

Uitsig Animal Rescue Centre, currently

has 500 animals living on their farm. Of

these 300 dogs, 100 cats, chickens and hors-

es, most have been abandoned our found

stray and neglected in townships in and

around Cape Town.

We try to find homes for these animals

but many of them will not be adopted and

staywith us until they die, aswe by princi-

ple do not euthanise animals, says Denay

Saunders of the rescue centre.

In one township we did a survey which

showed that only three out of 189 of the

dogs living there was sterilised.

Visit theirwebsite atwww.uitsig.org.za.

Denay

Saunders and

Heidi Swartz

of the Uitsig

Animal Rescue

Centre in

Fisantekraal.Mareza Grandia and Trudie Laynes of Brackenfell.

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LEADER'S PAGE



EarthHour

loses sparkle

in the dark

Those of us who honoured Earth Hour

Saturday night by switching off our

lights, may have found that it was

probably one of the longest hours this

year.

Uniting people to protect the planet

seemed to lose its glamour after about

half an hour.

One is not equipped for a power outage

any more, even when created by your

own free will. After about 15 minutes, the

romantic atmosphere created by all the

candles in the house started to wear off.

Then the urge for coffee kicks in, oh

yes, but we cant put the kettle on. And

the small gas stove used during the last

season of load shedding, is packed away

somewhere where one would definitely

not find it in the dark. Especially not

with the torch batteries that have run

down for no reason.

Sooo what shall we do then? Watch a

bit of TV? Or not. That also operates on

electricity, remember? Half an hour to go.

What do people who can only rely on

candle or paraffin lamp power? Play

cards? (Where did we put those again?)

They probably just sit down and chat.

Do families still have simple conversa-

tions or does it interfere with their TV or

cellphone time. Now 20 minutes to go

20 minutes to ponder on the real value of

electricity, our dependence on it and

also what it took away from us. Weve

given too much power away, it seems,

and that does humankind no good, never

mind the planet.

Wees sterk en hou

goeie moed! Ja,

vertrou op die

Here!

Ps. 27:14

Daars n hond in my drinkwater! Savanna, die jong Labradorhondjie van Louise Augustyn van Durbanville,

het hier beland in die waterkom, waaruit haar vriend, Jackson, van PG Engelbrecht, sy dors geles het. Dit was

kort voor die aanvang Sondagoggend van die Woefie Wandel op die D'Ariawynlandgoed. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

LEADER

BRIEWE

[email protected]|Faks: 021 910 6561|Posbus 747, Belville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woorde nie,

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

If people bothered to take

analytical notice, one will find

trolley transporters do not

stand and beg or become a

nuisance at your doorstep. All

they are doing is desperately

trying in another way like me

and you to make a living with

the end survival strategy to

put food on the table.

The latest complaint now is

these trolleys transporters are

an obstacle in the road and

therefore should be banned

from our highways and by-

ways.

Even better, the trolleys are

used to transport stolen

property and therefore another

justification call to ban the

trolleys from the neighbour-

hood.

If that is the case, then we

have to ban all modes of

transport as criminals may get

away.

The other issue is the

ownership of that trolley.

If a company can positively

identify particular trolleys due

to a proper identification

process then by all means let

the wheels of justice turn.

I appeal to people to donate

trolleys to justified, identified

users in our never-ending

quest for employment, where

the donated trolley is properly

registered, marked and num-

bered to an identified user

with a code of conduct.

KEITH BLAKE

Email

Number the

trolleys with ID

As jy genetika wegvat, is daar

nie iets soos slegte honde nie,

net slegte eienaars en Die

enigste tye wanneer ek reken

God is wreed en gevoelloos, is

wanneer ek sien die eienaars

wat Hy honde gee.

Hierdie twee aanhalings hoor

ek male sonder tal in my kop

elke dag wanneer ek so rond-

Nie iets soos slegte

honde, net eienaars

om my kyk en sien hoe mense

hul honde behandel, eintlik

mishandel. Onthou, om n

hond af te skeep en te verwaar-

loos, is ook mishandeling. En

dan onthou ek goed wat iemand

van die DBV eendag aan my

ges het: Maklik 90% van die

sogenaamde hondeliefhebbers

moet nooit naby n hond

toegelaat word nie!

Die tragiese waarheid is dat

die oorweldigende meerderheid

mense honde aanhou om

selfsugtige redes, om hul

onvoldoende persoonlikhede aan

te vul, en nooit die moeite doen

om vas te stel wat die betrokke

ras se behoeftes ten opsigte van

oefening, dissipline, aandag en

voeding is nie. Sien, die arme

dier moet mos van meet af

geneties geprogrammeer wees

om die perfekte hond te wees.

Ons word so dikwels warm

onder die kraag wanneer die

bure se honde aanhoudend blaf

vir hul eie skaduwees, en dan

kom die een moordgedagte na

die ander in mens se kop op.

En eintlik is dit nie die arme

honde se skuld nie. Hulle blaf

tien teen een omdat hulle

gefrustreerd en neuroties is

omdat hulle nie genoeg oefening

en dissipline kry nie. Kortom,

dis hul slegte, selfsugtige en

onverantwoordelike eienaars

wat voor stok gekry moet word!

WARE HONDELIEFHEBBER

Melkbosstrand

Much has been written and

reported in this newspaper and

other news media regarding

motorists who disobey stop

signs and red traffic lights and

I share the sentiment of the

writer of last weeks article.

(Please stop your car at the

stop signs, Tygerburger, 20

March.)

The City of Cape Town has a

plan in place to recruit more

traffic inspectors for the

northern suburbs, but this is a

long way off.

It may be time that we who

are concerned and who obey

Makedatabase of

their registrations

For the past few weeks we have

been receiving calls on both

our landlines asking us to

check out our computer man-

agement.

Your computer sends out

error reports and we are calling

from Microsoft to clear out the

error reports. They then ask

for remote access to your

computer! Alarm bells? Yes!

Naturally we declined and

asked for contact details. They

gave us this number

0017602831718. So whilst my

husband was chatting to

Microsoft I called from the

other line and the phone was

answered. Possibly enough to

reassure the less stressed.

However, its a bogus call

centre that answers as Micro-

soft (apparently they change the

number and are thus hard to

trace).

We called Microsoft and they

said that categorically they

would never call you.

Apparently they put a reader

on your computer allowing

them access to your passwords.

Whats worrying is that they

are very convincing.

However, being security

conscious, as our family is,

whenever we have questioned

them, they simply hang up.

They specifically asked for

Mrs Miles, so they are working

off a database. They are defi-

nitely targeting this area and it

would be good for people to be

aware.

LESLEY MILES

West Beach

Its definitely not

Microsoft on the line

SMSes

V This is awarning toall driverswhodont

stop at stop streets: if you crash into me

because Ive stopped at the stop street;

or if you crash in to me because you ha

vent stopped at the stop street, I will

throwthebookat you. If youare not insu

red I will sue you for everything you have.

I amsickandtiredofyoudriverswhohave

no respect for the law. - Anon

V Noggeenoptrede teenaborsieplakker

oortreders. Owerhede lyk baie tevrede.

Wag hulle vir n pasint om sy lewe te ver

loor? - Eben, Parow

V Whyohwhy is there an objection about

how many TygerBurger readers are En

glishorAfrikaans?Weetalmalniedatons

in al twee tale op skool geleer is nie, en

as SuidAfrikaners, kan meeste van ons

albei tale lees en skryf. My husband and

my folks were bilingual, his home mainly

Afrikaansandminemainly English.Of our

3 children 2 have chosenAfrikaans as ho

me language and 1 chose English. In this

day and age, if you were schooled in SA

dan moet ons in beide tale kan lees en

skryf or is someone trying to start a

quarrelkomaan julle , lees invrede(read

in peace) albeit slowly (al is dit stadig) in

one of the languages. Onthou, al kan jul

maar net n paar Engelse woorde praat,

you will be able to make yourself under

stood inanycountryonGodsgoodearth!

So kinders, dis nou genoeg! - Sil, Good-

wood

V NewCape liquor bylaw charges roughly

R6000extra fora licencetosell boozeun

till 4am. Who drinks alcohol that time of

day? Fishermen, politicians, the stinking

rich or bored housewives ? Thought Joe

citizen is struggling with the basic costs

of living in SA. - Val Sables, Bloubergstrand

V I hope city does not only chop trees

down,butgetsadviceonwhattoplant in

stead, maybe schools and garden clubs

couldget involved.Endofsummer isbest,

so now is the time. - Anon

) SMSe kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord

Tyger gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.

Uitgewer:

TygerBurger word uitgegee

deur WP Koerante en is

deelvan die Media 24groep

Verspreding:

TygerBurger Brackenfell word

elke Woensdag in die

volgende gebiede afgelewer:

Vredekloof, Vredekloofhoogte,

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Malborough Park, Welgele,

Arauna, Morgensterhoogte,

Morgenster, Ferndale,

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Springbok Park, Eden Park,

Proteahoogte, Ruwari, Protea

Village, Kaapzicht, Sonkring

en Klaradyn.

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Durbanville, Parow, Good

wood, Brackenfell, Kraaifon

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Korreksies:

Volgens die redaksionele

beleid van TygerBurger

verwelkom ons voorstelle en

kommentaar oor die koerant

se inhoud en stel ons

beduidende foute so gou as

moontlik reg. Stuur asb.

inligting oor die regstelling van

foute in die koerant aan die

ombudsman van Media24 se

Gemeenskapspers, George

Claassen, by george.claas

[email protected] of skakel

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oor die inhoud by die

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484 3619 of n epos na

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LEWENSKIEKIE

traffic laws, record the registra-

tion numbers of the offenders,

together with the time and

place of the occurrence and the

Traffic Department provide an

email address where this

information could be posted,

which will provide records of

the offenders, thus creating a

database and action could then

be taken accordingly.

WILBUR

Durbanville

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Die wykskomitees vir die vyf wyke van die

subraad 7 (Koeberg) het onlangs opleiding

ontvang.

Dit het gehandel oor die rol van wyksko-

miteelede en wat die wetlike raamwerk is

waarbinne hulle moet funksioneer.

Ditwas vanjaar die eerste keer dat di op-

leiding aan wykskomiteelede gebied is. Die

kursusmateriaal is deur die nasionale en

provinsiale regering saamgestel.

Volgens Gerhard Fourie, voorsitter van

die subraad 7 (Koeberg), het die wykskomi-

teelede die opleiding as baie leersaam be-

vind.

Wykskomitees opgelei

Die wyk 102komiteelede is Leon Brynard, Gerhard Botha en Nicolaas Buys. Wyk 102 bestaan uit

dle van Brackenfell, insluitende Arauna, Cape Gate, Kleinbron, Vredekloof, Vredekloofhoogte,

asook dele van Kraaifontein. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

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The Alta du Toit Aftercare will host their

golf day at the Bellville Golf Club on Friday

19 April. Entrance fee is R300 per person.

The format of the game is 4BBB. Entry

forms for the competitionneeds to be comple-

ted no later than Friday 12 April. To obtain

an entry form, email marina@altaduto-

it.org.za.

V For more information phone Marietjie on

021 913 2106 or email [email protected]. Brakkies Got Talent 2013 kicked off in style

last Tuesday, with the first round taking

place in the school hall and setting a high

standard for the rest of this competition.

Performances of various types were en-

joyed and voted for by a team of judges, par-

ents and fellow pupils alike, says Tersia

Coetzee.

The audience was awed with an array of

performances, which included music, sing-

ing, dancing, rap and poetry and interest-

ing talent combinations such as tap danc-

ing to guitar music.

Eachparticipantwasallowed90 seconds

in which to convince the judges and audi-

ence alike to vote for their performance to

be one of the Top 5, she says.

The competition in the Top 10 was tough

and it was impossible to guess who the Top

5 will be. Brackenfell will have to wait in

anticipation for the finals inMay, when the

voting process will be completed.

Brakkies got plenty Talent!

Chloe Allbut was a favourite on the evening.

PHOTOS: TERSIA COETZEE

Danielle Groenewald impressed with her vocal

abilities.

The Zenith Crew dance group in action.

Danielle Psomas showcased her singing talent.

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Helena-Michelle Saunders from Vredekloof

in Brackenfell and Adriaan Bergh from Ty-

gerberg High School, were among 12 learn-

ers who each won a bursary of R75 000 in a

recent essay writing competition.

In fourth overall position, Helena-

Michelle also won a laptop for her school,

Bloemhof Girls High in Stellenbosch.

Helena-Michelle and the other winners

of the Nedbank, Western Cape Provincial

Treasury and the Western Cape Depart-

ment of Education Essay Writing Bursary

Competition were announced last week-

end.

Held since 2008, the awards strive to de-

velop the next generation of mathemati-

cians, accountants, economists and busi-

ness decision-makers in the Western

Cape, says Alan Winde, minister of fi-

nance, economic development and tourism

in the Western Cape.

The competition was opened in July last

year to Grade 11 learners taking econom-

ics, mathematics or accounting as subjects

from all of the 213 secondary schools in the

Western Cape.

Entrants were required to answer the

following question in an essay of a mini-

mum of 2 200 words:

Global economic growth slowed down

during 2011, marked by a slower growth in

both developed and emerging markets.

Global growth is expected to moderate fur-

ther over the short termowing to the conta-

gion risk for the Eurozone emanating from

the Greece sovereign debt challenge. Al-

though the growth prospects in the West-

ern Cape economy are positive there are

still a number of socio-economic challeng-

es that need to be addressed.

Targeted government interventions and in-

vestment in respect of improving education

outcomes of the labour force, skills develop-

ment and increasing wellness amongst the

population are expected to support long term

and sustainable growth, which in turn will

add in reducing unemployment and alleviate

poverty.

According to Winde, the 2012 competition

elicited great participation from learners,

teachers and curriculum advisors.

Iwant to encourageall learnerswhohave

a talent and interest in maths, accounting

and economics to enter this competition

when entries open later this year, he said.

Local wins Nedbank bursary for essay

HelenaMichelle receives her price from Graeme

Auret, managing executive of Nedbank Corpo

rate.

Only a few days are left for the countrys

greenest beauties to enter the Miss Earth

South Africa competition.

The annual search for the countrys

greenest beauties is on andwomen between

18 and 28 are invited to enter the 2013 pro-

gramme.

2013 promises to be a year filled with en-

vironmental milestones, sustainable

achievements and green dreams, said

Georgina Cost, operations manager: Miss

Earth South Africa.

Miss Earth South Africa strives to em-

power young South African women to take

on an active role in sustainable develop-

ment, community greening, energy effi-

ciency and carbon reduction programmes.

The Miss Earth South Africa is a women

empowerment and education programme

that encourages young South African wom-

en to become more actively involved in

greening projects and conservation efforts

as well as to support sustainable pro-

grammes in their communities.

These young women will be exposed to

important issues such as water steward-

ship, energy efficiency, renewable ener-

gies, glass recycling and sustainability.

They will have the platform to be hands-

on involved in educational programmes,

workshops and much more.

Theprogramme is a learnership and lead-

ership programme thatwill add value to the

lives of all the successful 2013 candidates.

Log on towww.missearthsa.co.za to enter

and for details of entry requirements. Like

their Facebook page and follow them on

twitter on @missearth_sa for regular up-

dates throughout the programme.

Entries close on 1 April and castings will

take place across the country during April.

Successful candidates will be notified.

Green& glam revolution

Miss Earth

South Africa

2012, Tamerin

Jardine, ahead

of her departure

for Manila where

she represented

South Africa at

the International

Miss Earth.

Borge help: Groot geesdrif heers by vanjaar se o.14A en Bnetbalspanne van die

Horskool Brackenfell. Volgens die afrigter, Janene Heyneke, n oudBrakkie en opvoeder by

die skool, het borge en ouers na vore getree om die spelers toe te rus vir die netbalsei

soen. Voor van links is Marlize Smallberger, Lindi van Rhyn, Alexia Smit, Janne Heyneke

(afrigter), Nosipho Zito, Megan Pienaar en Janine Opperman. In die middel is Taylor Landry,

Michelle Postma, Ntombi Miselo, Le Ch Quin en Michelle Marais. Agter is Anika Stander,

Dominique Fuchs en Anja le Roux. Die borge is (agter van links) Lynton Lohr, Jacques

Smalberger, Jaco Piek, Ivan Pienaar en Talita Pienaar.

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GINGERBEER

TygerBurger and FAB Bridal Ex-

po have once again joined hands

to give one lucky couple the

chance to win a wedding.

FAB, the Capesmost renowned

bridal show, is set to take place at

the GrandWest Market Hall on 4

and 5 May. The bridal show will

once again offer those who are

planning their wedding, or even a

special event or birthday party,

access to everything they need.

FAB brings together service

providers and products from

across the Cape and puts visitors

in touch with the various experts

they need in order to plan their

wedding.

A wide selection of stunning

gowns and suits by most of Cape

Towns designers will be on dis-

play and there will be fashion

shows on both days.

Doors open Saturday 4 May

from 09:00 to 17:00 and Sunday 5

May from 09:00 to 16:00. Entry

costs R60. For more information,

contact the organisers on 021 910

2779/084 596 1753 or email desi-

[email protected].

WIN! WIN! WIN!

VOne bridal couple can win a

wedding valued at R140 000. Over

the next four weeks, TygerBurger

will publish wedding photos per-

taining to FAB. Collect all four

photos and take them along to the

FAB Bridal Expo.

Fill in the entry form at the

show and drop it in the entry box

together with your photographs

on any of the show days. Multiple

entries are not allowed.

The winning couple will be an-

nounced at the show on Sunday 5

May after the last fashion show at

15:00. The winning couple will be

notified by phone, if not present.

Visit www.tygerburger.co.za or

www.donatoevents.co.za or the

FAB Bridal Expo Facebook page.

Photos can also be downloaded on

the websites.

Win your dreamwedding

Collect all four pictures published in

TygerBurger over the coming weeks to

enter the TygerBurger/FAB Bridal Expo

Win a Wedding competition.

Theprize includes:

Venue and catering (buffet style)

for 60 guests, including decor and

flower arrangements, string

quartet for pre-drinks and a

wedding limousine sponsored by

Fort Simon Wine Estate

situated on the Bottelary Road

(R47 620); wedding dress from

renowned Cape Town designer

Jacques Lagrange (R20 000);

Photography by Sibling

Photography (R12 500); Wedding

planning by Donato Events

(R14 500); Honeymoon by The

Bay Hotel (R7 900); Wedding

video by Gene Productions

(R7 500); Invites and Save the

Date by Polkadot Weddings and

Design (R5 000); DJ by PLAY4U

(R4 500); Cake by Sugar and

Spice (R4 500); Wedding favors by

CK Ramics (R4 500) and The

House of Chocolates (R4 000);

Bridesmaid dresses by Paper

Dolls (R4 000); Make-up and hair

by The Make-up Worx (R3 400).

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Register

your lands

boreholes

The city is

encouraged by the

response to

boreholes and

well-point regis-

tration drive. The

city appeals to

those with

boreholes or

well-points on

their properties to

register or

re-register on its

database, in the

spirit of Water

Month.

The information

obtained during

the borehole/well-

point registration

process is re-

quired for statisti-

cal data purposes

only and no

charges are

levied.

There has been

a steady increase

in the number of

boreholes and

well-point regis-

trations across

the city espe-

cially during

March this year,

which is also the

citys Water

Month.

Apart from

information,

owners will also

receive a new

borehole/well-

point sign which

must be promi-

nently displayed

on the boundary

of the premises,

upon registration.

The effective

use of boreholes

and well-points

for non-drinking

purposes, such as

irrigating gar-

dens, reduces the

demand on

drinking water

from the citys

water mains, and

is therefore

encouraged.

We would like

to appeal to those

who have these

water resource

applications on

their premises to

please register

them with the

citys water and

sanitation depart-

ment at no

charge. As a

Caring City, we

recognise and

applaud those

who use alterna-

tive water sourc-

es, said the

mayoral commit-

tee member for

utility services,

Ernest Sonnen-

berg.

V To register or rereg

ister the borehole(s)

and/or wellpoint(s),

contact Sylvia Nkubu

on 021 400 9966 or

Sylvia.Nkubu@cape

town.gov.za or Nozibe

le Nopikela on

021 400 9964 or Nozi

bele.Nopikela@cape

town.gov.za.

V Visit the Citys Keep

Saving Water website

at www.cape

town.gov.za/keepsav

ingwater for further in

formation aboutwater

conservation and re

sponsible water use.

16

NUUS

NEWS



TOP

LONDON

PRICES

PAID

TOP

LONDON

PRICES

PAID

Re-saleable Silver

items wanted, i.e. Tea

Services, Trays,

Picture Frames,

Cutlery. We also

purchase any broken

Silver Items.

WANTED Dinky,

Matchbox, Corgi,

Hornby, Dublo Train

Sets, Britains die cast

toys, dolls, teddies, the

list is endless

Top English prices

paid for Oil

Paintings,

Watercolours, Pastels,

Maps and Prints.

We have English

collectors waiting to

purchase any old

Fountain Pens

Gold is tradingat a recordhigh so cash in thoseunused,

unwanted itemsbefore thebubblebursts!

WepurchaseOmega, Jaeger LeCoultre, Breitling,Universal, IWC,

PatekPhilippe,Militarywatchesplusmanyothermakes, etc

Medals in the last few

years have increased

in value. Have a look

in your drawers and

cupboards for any 1st

and 2nd WW groups

or campaign medals.

(please don't clean

the medals)

We also require

orders, decorations,

in fact any articles

relating to Wars or

Militaria. We have a

database of

collectors.

Also very sought after

are amber items, coral,

turquoise, Masonic

items, books and

memorabilia. Also

costume jewellery

Swords, daggers, cap

badges, old uniforms,

trench memorabilia,

etc. are extremely

sought after

We buy broken Gold

in any form - Asian,

Indian, Middle

Eastern, Foreign,

Dental and any

unhallmarked. Also

platinum & silver etc.

Rolex Submariners

and GMTMasters

We will pay a

minimum of

Price guaranteed

R15,000

Gents mechanical

Omega's working or

not any condition.

We pay a minimum of

R500

BRACKENFELL LIBRARY HALL

(PRIVATE ROOM)

Paradys Street, Brackenfell

Thursday 4th April 10am to 2pm

TOP LONDON PRICES PAID

Sovereigns - we pay a

minimum of

each Kruggerands we

pay up to

These prices are

guaranteed

R1,700

R15,000

Weguarantee tooffer you the truemarket valueonany items. Themarket for

re-saleable jewellery items is alsoparticularly buoyant

Urgently wanted are watch parts, lathes, tools, cases, movements, etc. Anything related to

clocks or watches. Above are just some of the items we are looking for, the rest are too

numerous to mention, so if you are in any doubt at all, bring it along. There is absolutely no

charge.

Dont make the mistake of thinking your items are not valuable enough. We guarantee that

you will be treated with utmost respect and courtesy

Mr Elton of Bentleys UK is a fully licensed Valuer and Buyer with over 35 years

experience. Bentleys UK were established in 1978. There is no obligation to sell, no

pressure. If you just require a free valuation, its no problem.

If for any reason youcannot attend the venue,weoffer a completely freeno

obligationhomeservice. Just giveus a call to arrangea timeanddate.

076 334 7795

www.bentleysuk.com [email protected]

Keep this advert for future reference

Head Office: Main Road, Seapoint, Cape Town

A dog show and competition by the Animal

Rescue Team featuring categories from

best trick to best owner and dog look-a-like

is one of the highlights of the annualEaster

Bunny Animal Charity Fair.

The fair is hosted as part of the monthly

market by the Durbanville craft market on

Saturday 6 April from 08:30 to 14:00 in the

shade of the old oak trees in the gardens of

Rust-en-Vrede in Wellington Road, Durban-

ville.

The dog show and competition will start

at 10:00. Prizes will be awarded in these cate-

gories: puppy (eight weeks to six months);

best small breed; best medium breed; best

large breed; fancy dress; best trick; Mr and

Mrs Congeniality and owner and dog look-a-

like.

Entries cost R20. Contact Debbie via

email: [email protected] to

enter.

Beauty Without Cruelty will be selling its

special sandals, and vegan cookbooks.

The organisations Capetonians Against An-

imal Abuse, Sea Shepherds andCoveGuard-

ians will have stalls. The Lucky Lucy Foun-

dation will sell cookbooks and T-shirts.

Theres a collection box for donations of

food, clothes, blankets for the animals and

children from Blikkiesdorp.

Bargain books will be sold by the Durban-

ville Childrens Home.

Other activities include competitions and

raffles, healthy vegan and vegetarian food

stalls, exotic pancakes,

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