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School children inRugby andMilnertonhave become the latest victims of rob-bers on the Boundary Road bridge.

The robberies have sparked concernamong members of the Milnerton RugbyNeighbourhood Watch and Milnerton po-lice.According to watch chairperson Naz Gor-

don, in the past two weeks there has beena spike in bridge robberies. He says mainlychildren crossing the bridge to go to a near-by school are targeted. He says the watch isaware of at least three cases where childrenwalking alone over the bridge from Rugbyto Milnerton were accosted by robbers.“In one case the child’s school bag was

torn and this is all very scary. The issue ofthe bridge over the railway has been an on-

going problem for years now because of thepeople living along the railway lines. Wehave reported the matter on several occa-sions but we are yet to see any change,” hesays.According to the watch, in addition to the

problems under the footbridge, the bridge atthe Lagoon Beach MyCiTi station is also aconcern. Here several makeshift dwellingshave been erected and, according to thewatch, serve as the perfect hideout spot forrobbers.“In addition to children being targeted,

womenwho cross theBoundaryRoadbridgeto get to the Lagoon Beach MyCiTi stationare being targeted. Several neighbours havereported being approached by men on thebridge and it is very scarywhat is happeningaround us. The problem is they run underthat tunnel near the MyCiTi station and no-body can find them. Something needs to be

done.”In an attempt to curb robberies, the watch

has taken to patrolling the bridge each daywhen children are going to and cominghome fromschool.Gordonsays thesepatrolstake place three times a day to ensure thesafety of children.According toMilnerton police, the patrols

are working. Speaking at a public meetinglast week, Captain André Fourie raised hisconcerns, confirming children were at risk.“At the Boundary Road bridge, the neigh-

bourhoodwatchhas assisteduswith loggingcomplaints about the people living by therailway line.“Currently in the mornings and after-

noons the Rugby neighbourhoodwatch is onthe bridge as we have issues with childrenandpeople being robbed there.Theyarehav-ing a showof force in our crisis area. Follow-ing the patrols, there has been an immediate

drop in incidents.”Gordon says more residents are needed to

curb crime in Rugby. He says there are fewpatrollerswho go out each day to keepwatchand to report illegal activities. But as thesuburb is hard hit by drug dealing, prostitu-tion and house break-ins, Gordon says thisis not enough.“We have a variety of crimes which are

bringing down the area. Prostitution is stillone of the biggest concernswith sexworkersdoing their business in public and the nextmorning used condoms are found every-where. It’s disgusting and a risk to childrenandpets andweneedmore patrollers to keepour community safe.”Gordon says currently the watch covers

the area west of Koeberg Road from Farn-worth Road to Kiln Road.V If you would like to join, call the watch on078 693 7743.

Concerns have arisen over robberies on theBoundary Road bridge between Rugby andMilnerton. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

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CPF thanks moms at Ria Abel oldage home

Residents of the Ria Abelold-age home in Brooklynreceived a special surprisetreat this Mother’s Day. OnSunday a group from theMaitland Community Policing

Forum (CPF) visited the hometo honour the elderly moms atthe home. Apart from redroses for everyone, the resi-dents were also treated tochocolates and a song.

Helen van Aswegen thanked Graham Danielsfor the roses and chocolates.

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“They are brazen and they will shootyou.”

This was the scary yet sound ad-vice given to neighbourhood watches inMilnerton last week.

Speaking during the monthly sector 4subforum meeting, Captain André Fouriecongratulated watches on their progress,but warned patrollers to be safe when tak-ing to the streets.

The monthly meeting focuses on crimetrends in Summer Greens, Century City, Ti-jerhof and Sanddrift among others.

Referring to three violent incidentswhich rocked Summer Greens a month agowhere the watch was called out to a hijack-ing, armed robbery of a store and anotherattempted hijacking in just one hour, Fou-rie explained it was important for watchesto stay safe at all times as their bibs don’tstop bullets.

‘They will shoot you!’He says following the concerns raised, he

hosted a meeting with the Summer GreensNeighbourhood Watch (SGNHW) where allincidents over the past six months were

mapped and crime patterns became appar-ent.

He highlighted the vulnerability of thehomes on the edge near to the N1 and N7highways.

“When you are doing your operations andthere are armed robbers, we need you to becareful. They are brazen; they don’t give adamn if you see their faces.

“They will shoot you.“Rather observe and report it. I ask the

watches to please be careful.”In his crime report, Fourie explained

while police sympathise with victims ofcrime, they can only react on crime report-ed at the station.

“Everyone wants to cry ‘we need policing’but they don’t report it, so we can’t do any-thing.”

Reporting on crimes with firearms, Fou-rie says there were cases in Century CityDrive at Pick n Pay at Sable Square.

He highlighted crimes affecting vehiclesin Bosmansdam and says the parking ofcars on fields is now creating a problem asmany have reported theft out of motor vehi-cle cases.

Fourie says break-ins at residential com-plexes in Century City have shocked police.He says when viewing camera footage, po-

lice were shocked to see criminals climbthrough the narrow gaps in the palisade fen-cing. He says the men and women from Ken-sington use a passage way during the earlyhours to break into homes and cars.

Tik makes them that thin“What shocked us was they came over the

railway line and they are so thin they gothrough the palisade fencing. We sat in thevideo room and I said: ‘Dear Lord’. I lookedat my leg and thought there was no way Iwould fit through there, but they do it.”

A man and woman were arrested for tres-passing in a residential complex. Fouriesays while the man was denied bail as hehad other outstanding cases, the womanwas let go.

“The next day they caught her again, be-cause she is trying to feed her drug habit.People, it’s because of the tik, it causes themto lose weight.”

Police also explained that Century Citysecurity will be looking at patrolling the pe-rimeter and assist in surrounding suburbslike Summer Greens.

In his address, subforum chairpersonLeslie Martch thanked watches for their ef-forts with some watches recording just over500 hours of patrolling.

Police issue warningabout brazen criminals

West Beach residents woke up to thesounds of gunfire last week following arobbery at the OK Mini Market.

According to a report from Table Viewpolice, on Wednesday 4 May shortly after07:00 Warrant Officer Johan Prins andWarrant Officer Willem Collinse were ata nearby petrol station when they wereapproached by the manager of the OKMini Market who was in shock, asking forhelp, because the store was being robbed.

Police spokesperson Lieutenant Adri-ana Chandler says the scene unfoldedwhen a Chubb security officer stopped atthe store for coffee, shortly after the storeopened.

“Five armed men entered the store andtook the security officer’s pistol, hand ra-dio and car keys. During this time themanager managed to inform the two po-lice officers what was transpiring at his

shop. The officers immediately respondedand alerted Table View police.”

When the five suspects saw the policethey ran to the back of the store andjumped into a getaway vehicle parked be-hind the store.

Chandler says one of the suspects couldnot get into the vehicle fast enough andfell out of the moving vehicle a short dis-tance from the crime scene and started torun.

A resident informed the two officersthat she saw the man running, but unfor-tunately the information was not correct.

“Complex Patrol” was in the vicinityand spotted the suspect at the corners ofCabin and Warwick roads, West Beach.The suspect pointed a firearm at the secu-rity officer. It was later established thatthe firearm had been stolen from theChubb security officer at OK.

The Complex Patrol officer fired twoshots at the suspect after a warning wasnot complied with. One bullet hit the sus-pect in the upper arm. Table View policearrived at the scene shortly afterwardsand arrested the suspect. He receivedmedical attention from ambulance per-sonnel at the scene.”

Chandler further explains police weregiven the registration of the vehicle andan alert was sent to all neighbouring sta-tions.

Employees of store were provided sup-port by medical staff on the scene.

“Both crime scenes were cordoned offby police in order to preserve all evidence.We are now investigating a business rob-bery. Anyone with information is askedto contact the investigating officer, Ser-geant Winston Blake, on 021 521 3300 or theCrime Stop number on 08600 10111.”

Hunt for gunmen after robbery

Despite being highly educated andarmed with technical skills, many mil-lennials lack the soft skills to competein the workplace.

A survey by the Hay Group revealedthat 80 percent of employers are strug-gling to find graduates with the softskills they need.

Communication is the most in-de-mand soft skill in most industries, in-cluding engineering, finance, healthcare, information technology andsales. To help develop soft skills, mil-lennials and all prospective employ-ees are encouraged to focus on waysthey can build the skills they lack.

An effective method of developingcommunication and leadership skillsis to join Toastmasters International.Toastmasters offers a setting wherepeople can improve these skillsthrough practice.

Table View Toastmasters will hosttheir next meeting on Thursday 19May at the Blue Peter Hotel at 18:30.Visitors are welcome. There is a mini-mal entry fee of R50 to cover costs.V For more information email [email protected].

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Ten suspects have appeared in the Cape TownMagistrate’s Court this week following a highdensity operation in Joe Slovo, Dunoon andSummer Greens.

According to a report by Milnerton police,the operation was carried out by police, trafficservices and other law enforcement agencieson Friday 6 May.

Police spokesperson Warrant Officer Daph-ne O’Reilly says during the operation two sus-pects were arrested for murder which oc-curred on Sunday 1 May in Dunoon. “Accord-ing to information an unidentified male wasassaulted by residents and later died in hospi-tal due to his injuries.”

During the operation, three suspects werearrested for possession of drugs while otherswere arrested for drunken driving and war-rant of arrest and under the Immigration Actwas executed.

Murder and varioussuspects head to courtBreaking boundaries


Excitement is mounting in Brooklynas the local neighbourhood watchprepares to take back their entire

community.A battle to break the boundaries of the

Brooklyn Ysterplaat NeighbourhoodWatch (BYNHW) has been won followingnew negations with the Milnerton Com-munity Policing Forum (CPF).

Watch spokesperson Justin Kumlehnsays for many years the watch has onlybeen able to patrol the area from the N1to Justin Street. This is a direct result ofBrooklyn being split across the Maitlandand Milnerton police precincts.

“This meant that we were confined toone area and the problem was further ex-acerbated by the fact that the two stationswere part of different police clusters. Itmade keeping watch over Brooklyn veryconfusing and hard at times.”

AngerWith the Justin Street boundary came

confusion and sometimes anger. Duringneighbourhood watch meetings, manyresidents living on the “Milnerton side”of Brooklyn expressed their frustrationswith not being able to register with thewatch wile crime surged in the area be-tween Justin and Wemyss streets.

Kumlehn says on the “Maitland side”,the watch had successfully kept a closeeye on crime and a concerted effort wasmade to clean up their community. In ad-dition to reporting all suspicious activity,the watch also tackled the condition ofpublic spaces with the City of Cape Town.

This included illegal dumping, vagran-cy and gang tags.

In addition, in recent months, the watchhas been tackling prostitution along Koe-berg Road. With static patrols, watchmembers stand with their bibs at pick-uphotspots in an effort to deter customers.Kumlehn says the plan is to tackle crimeand grime simultaneously to make the ar-ea safer for all.

However, the initiatives of the watchhad some unintended consequences forthose living on the “Milnerton side”.

“It meant a lot of the crime was dis-

placed to the Milnerton side of Brooklyn,because we were never allowed to crossthe boundary. During the patrols on Koe-berg Road, focussed on prostitution, youwould see many of them move to JustinStreet and beyond to avoid us. Also crimi-nals took advantage of the boundary prob-lem by conducting their illegal activitieson the other side of the boundary, know-ing we had no jurisdiction.”

ApprovedLast week Kumlehn met with Milner-

ton CPF chairperson Lianne Lippert todiscuss registering a watch for Brooklynwith the CPF. Lippert explains after ana-lysing the relevant legislation, they foundnothing prevented them from registeringa new organisation.

“What it means is that there will be two

organisations on either side of the bound-ary with one body in charge. They haveregistered with the CPF and their applica-tion has been approved by Milnerton po-lice. This is a simple solution to a complexproblem and we know it’s been a big stum-bling block and the CPF is very excitedabout this new plan. We have offered tosupport them in any way we can. This isa very positive step going forward.”

The watch is also wasting no time in re-cruiting more members and on Saturdayhosted a recruitment drive. Kumlehnsays they are excited about the plans go-ing forward and call on all residents whobelieve Brooklyn can be better to step upand take back their neighbourhood.V If you would like to join the watch call JustinKumlehn on 081 732 7223 or email [email protected].

Table View police are on the hunt for fakepolice officers who robbed two friends inTable View.

According to a police report, two mendriving a white Polo introduced themselvesas police officers when they approached thecomplainant and friend in South Road, Ta-ble View, on Sunday evening.

Police spokesperson Lieutenant AdrianaChandler says the friends were walkingwhen they were stopped by the two fake po-

licemen.“One of the men instructed them to take

off their shoes, because he wanted to searchfor drugs. He said they were police officers.The men were wearing plain clothing.”

After taking off their shoes, the suspectsdid not want to return it. One of the victimstook out a cellphone to take a picture ofwhat was transpiring.

Chandler says the men threw the shoesback and demanded that the friends hand

their cellphones over to them. Once again,the complainant and friend complied.

“The suspects then sped away from thescene. The complainant managed to remem-ber parts of the number plate.”

The incident was reported to Table Viewpolice who are investigating a case of rob-bery.V Anyone with information about the suspects isasked to contact the Table View Police Station on021 521 3300 or Crime Stop on 08600 10111.

Table View police on the hunt for fake cops

Members of the Brooklyn Ysterplaat Neighbourhood Watch (BYNHW) are branching out andare now able to patrol beyond the Justin Street boundary. Pictured on patrol are RaymondCastle, Justin Kumlehn, Cheryl Castle, Peter Landsberg, Abraham du Plessis, Cleo Ishida andPhilip Castle. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL


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Magic of quilting quite spectacular

Daphne de Jager made the quilt on the left as a memory of a holiday to the Middle East.Here she holds another one of her many quilts. PHOTO: ANDRÉ BAKKES

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The magician presents an ordinarypiece of cloth.

“I will now transform it into a jawdropping piece of art,” she says.

She twirls her wand high above her headand intones the magic words: “You-don’t-just-swing-a-magic-wand-at-a-piece-of-cloth-and-then-you-have-a-quilt!”

Right there, where the cloth once laid,was now the exact same piece of cloth.

Daphne de Jager (61), a quilt maker ex-traordinaire from Panorama, doesn’t real-ly own a wand. She uses her needle andsewing machine. But the outcome is everybit as magical and mysterious as someonepulling a rabbit from a hat.

The quilter takes a variety of textiles andcolours and revolutionises it into anythingfrom a wall decoration or cushion cover toa blanket or a runner.

The end result is quite spectacular.The question remains: “Why does the

quilting bug bite so few young people ormen?”

“We try to encourage young people toquilt, but because needlework has beendropped from the school curriculum, chil-dren don’t develop interest in this. Thereare very few teenagers who can even sowon their own buttons,” explains Daphne.

“In the last three years the QuiltersGuild have made a very special effort withthe youth block challenge. Older quilterswill act as a mentor for a child aged be-tween six and 18 and then the children areencouraged to make a block quilt, which isjudged nationally.”

According to Daphne this judging proc-ess was actually completed this weekend.

As for the lack of men in quilting, Daph-ne proudly says that one of the managingmembers of the South African QuiltersGuild is in fact a man.

But this is clearly the exception to therule.

General assumptions that quilters areolder and tightly knit women are in manycases correct.

“What people don’t understand is howgratifying quilting can be,” says Daphne.

“For many women it’s a therapy; a crea-tive outlet. Women like cloth, such asclothes and fabric, so if you’ve done a bit

of embroidery or are just interested inworking with cloth, then quilting will ap-peal to you. And the camaraderie is some-thing to behold!”

This companionship among quilters wasborn along with the craft by American pio-neers.

Daphne finds the history of quilting fas-cinating, and much like her passion for hercraft which can clearly be seen in her work,her fervour towards history can be heardin her words.

“They were poor people and not muchwas available, so they took all the loose

cloth and sowed it together. It is always fas-cinating to read what women did to keepbusy and what kind of support groups theyformed for one another.

“In America there were quilting bees incommunities. If a young girl was going toget married, her mother and her friendswould come together and traditionallymake a block and put this all together byhand.”

Daphne speaks with the authority ofsomeone who’s been quilting all her life, soit’s surprising to hear that she’s only beenat it since 2002.

“I was always involved with crafts frommy teenager years. Then I went to BellvilleLibrary sometime in 2002 and saw thisbeautiful exhibition called CreativeThreads, which got me interested,” she re-members.

“I went for some classes and along withseven other women we opened a groupcalled the Stoep Quilters in 2002. We havesince grown to 30 members and meetmonthly here in the Dutch ReformedChurch hall.”

Panorama is also the convening point ofthe Quilters Guild, which meets once everyquarter.

The guild’s annual general meeting washeld on Saturday at Northlink College, andapparently drew quilters from as far asGeorge.

“The magic of quilting can only truly beunderstood once you have immersed your-self in its glory.”

It transcends cheap, mass-produceditems, eclipses therapy and transforms thequilter into a magician.

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ard says themen aged 27 and 28were arrest-ed on Wednesday 23 March in Melkbos-strand when they were found with drugs intheir possession. She says during the arrestanundisclosedamount of dagga,moneyandlaptops were seized.Melkbosstrand detectives continued

their investigation and found the duo werepart of the international scam aimed at con-ning lonely women out of their hard earnedmoney. “The suspects are alleged to havedefrauded unsuspecting victims of copious

amounts of money. Victims usually fit theprofile of elderly and established women(often lonely) who are then beguiled into re-lationships with fictitious persons by pro-viding false digital images.”She says once the relationship starts to

“bloom” and the new found love is estab-lished, it is quickly followed up by a requestfor money.Alard says the scamsters make up some

excuse and claim they need the money ur-gently. They also promise to pay the moneyback with interest.“People especially need to be aware of

these scams and to protect themselves frombeing used like that. The men never payback the money and this can cause a lot ofemotional trauma. In these cases the menconned the victims out of thousands.”Following the investigation into these

scams, the men were rearrested and ap-peared in the Atlantis Magistrate’s Courton fraud charges.

Dating scam duo in court

Message in a bowl:A resident who tooka walk on the beachnorth of DolphinHotel on Sunday1 May came acrossfive clay bowls whichcontained writing ofnames on a sheetand then wrappedand tied altogetherin a large sheet. Thenames appear to beof complete families.He contactedTygerBurger as hewas sure they cameoff boats in the bayarea and washedashore. Do you knowwhat this is? Emailus at [email protected].


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trained nearly 400 people in this financialyear to participate in its home-based careprogramme.

According to a statement, the directoratestarted the initiative in 2014 as part of theVulnerable Groups Programme, to lend ahand to elderly residents in need of assist-ance around the home, but also compan-ionship.

The home-based caregivers programmeemploys workers through the City’s Ex-panded Public Works Programme (EPWP)who render social care services throughpsychosocial support, companionship,housekeeping and light household dutiesas well as referrals to other social services.The caregivers offer their services to sen-iors in their home environment and at old-age homes, clinics and hospitals.

In the first year, 2580 elderly residentssigned up for the programme.

Last year that number more than dou-bled to 5557. This year saw a high level ofinterest again, prompting the directorateto revise its target of 300 caregivers to 400.

All of the caregivers have completedtheir training and have started providingservices to clients.

Mayco member for social developmentand early childhood development, SuzetteLittle, says this speaks to the vulnerabilityof elderly residents – many of whom are nolonger able to do things for themselves, likecleaning the house or even their personalgrooming.

“I’m enthused that so many have takenadvantage of this opportunity. Not onlydoes it mean that little things are beingdone around the house for them, but it alsomeans a break from the loneliness thatmany experience – especially those livingon their own.”

The home-based caregivers are sourcedfrom the City’s job seeker database and,after their recruitment, the caregivers un-dergo various training sessions. They re-ceive in-depth training on the principles ofhome-based social care, etiquette and prop-er conduct in caring for an older person inthe home environment. They are alsotrained on how to identify older people inneed through community profiling and toprovide basic relief for family members ofolder people. Accredited first-aid training,communication and companionship as-pects are also addressed with the trainees.

The home-based caregivers have beentrained and appointed to offer the follow-ing services:

. Respite relief for family members andcaregivers of seniors,

. Companionship,

. Reading,

. Assistance in preparation of meals,

. Assistance with light cleaning andlaundry duties, and

. Referral of seniors requiring hands-oncare or medical care to the districts for fur-ther support.

“The caregivers deserve a special thankyou for rendering this service. Home-basedcare is not an easy task, especially as someseniors see outsiders as a threat to their in-dependence. In many cases the caregiversare also the ones who identify cases ofabuse and assist with interventions to helpstop this cycle,” Little says.

Residents who need assistance of ahome-based caregiver can contact the so-cial development department’s offices:

. The Tygerberg office is located at20 Voortrekker Road in the Bellpark build-ing. Call Elmerie Voorslag on 021 918 7224.

. The northern office is located at theScottsdene Housing Office, corner of La Bo-heme Road and Eoan Avenue. Call ShereeVisagie on 021 444 2719.

. The eastern office is located on theground floor of the Omniforum building,94 Van Riebeeck Street, Kuils River. CallLinda Petersen on 021 900 1683.

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Milnerton police are looking for helpto trace the boyfriend of amurderedDunoon woman.

According to a police report, the body ofMarthaMaposa (30)was found onSaturday5 September at 21:28.Police spokesperson Warrant Office

Daphne O’Reilly says the body was badlyinjured and an ambulancewas called to thescene, but thewomandied as a result of herinjuries.“A murder case was opened and no sus-

pect has been arrested. The investigatingofficer believes that the man in the picturemight be able to assist in the investiga-tion.”He is known as Johannes Jowane Mako-

sa from Mozambique and used to be in arelationship with the deceased.V Anyone with information on the whereabouts ofthis person is asked to call the investigating officeron 079 894 1633.

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On 15 May, the De Villiers Heritage 41stAnnual Family celebration will be takingplace in Stellenbosch.According to the organisers, it is a festiv-

ity in remembrance of 327 years of the fami-ly’s heritage in South Africa, and itsunique purpose is to promote dialogue anddiscourse between the different genera-tions.The event is open to all FrenchHuguenot

De Villiers descendants, irrespective ofcurrent surname, and is aimed at being in-clusive to family members of all ages.Therewill be a very uniqueHumanHeri-

tage Library on the day, where a human“book” will be able to share stories of theirpast with the aim to give purpose and hopeto the current generations and helpingthem shape a more informed and positivefuture.“Our Human Heritage Library will set

up a comfortable space for dialogue and in-teraction where family members are giventhe opportunity to speak informally with a‘book’ who tells a story about her or hislife’s experience. A ‘reader’ can enter thestory by asking questions or telling abouttheir own experiences. It’s up to the ‘read-er’ and human ‘book’ how they will use theseven minutes they can spend together.The ‘books’ are varied in age, sex and cul-tural background.Our 2016 themeandmes-sage is the ‘celebration of life: stories ofhope’,” say spokespeople Trudie Retief andJoleta van Wyk. “The Human Heritage Li-brary enables us to challenge prejudices ina positive and humorous manner.”The eventwill be held atHudson’s Venue

& Restaurant in Stellenbosch and com-binedwith the ‘HeritageLibrary’ is a buffetluncheon and optional wine tasting. Book-ings are essential. Tickets cost from R90 toR180 pp.V The list of human books is available on their Face-book page where people can also book their at-tendance: facebook.com/De.Villiers.Heritage. Formore information send an email to devilliersherit-age@ gmail.com

De VilliersHeritage Daycelebrated


Dog attacks – how to protect yourself, child

Never approach unknown dogs

A dog may be a “man’s best friend” but doyou know how to reduce your chances of be-ing bitten by one?According to Samantha Walpole, the sec-

retary of Animal Behavioural Consultantsof SouthAfrica, children are themost at riskof being bitten by dogs and should be educat-ed about how to act around and take care oftheir dogs.“Children are generally drawn to dogs.

Wagging tails are attractive to children. Un-fortunately, the public is ill informed that ifa dog’s tail iswagging, itmeans that it is hap-py and is safe to approach. This is far fromthe truth. Children are also taught that hug-ging and kissing is an acceptable form of af-fection. Itmightbe tohumans, but to caninesthis is perceived as confrontational.“Fundamentally, humans and dogs speak

a different language. When communicationis misunderstood, people get bitten,” saysWalpole, who is also a dog behaviourist andtrainer.Dogs could also turn on their owners as

a result of a number of reasons.Walpole says dogs that bite their owners,

or anyone else, could have an underlyingmedical condition. The dog could also bepushed to a point where it has no choice orcould feel that its life is being threatened.Harsh and confrontational training meth-ods could also be a contributing factor withregards to human related dog aggression.Walpole says that people should purchase

dogs from reputable breeders to minimisethe risk of being bitten.“If you want to purchase a puppy, do your

homework to match the right breed withyour lifestyle. Join a reputable positive rein-forcement socialisation school. Thereshould be continued training to build a goodbond between you and your dog. You shouldseek assistance immediately if there are anyearly signs that make you uncomfortable,”said Walpole.She provides the following tips and urges

parents to educate their children.“Be respectful to your dog. Research and

learnhow to ‘speakdog’. There are anumberof body signals that adogdisplays to indicatethat it is uncomfortable and needs space or

that it likeswhat you are doing. Bywatchingyour dog’s body language and understand-ing what your dog is saying, you are able tostop or change the reason for your dog feel-ing uncomfortable.“Learn what your dog likes and dislikes

and respect these needs. A dog should not betreated like a toy or tested to see how toler-ant it is. Do not poke, push or sit on a dogor pull its tail. Stop what you are doing ifa dog shows discomfort. Signs of discomfortinclude when the dog turns its head awayfrom you, when the dog yawns, flicks histongue out of his mouth or licks his nose,when the dog’s body freezes, when it movesaway, lifts its lips or growls. Also stop whatyou are doingwhen the dog showswhale-eye(pronounced whites of the eye). This is oftenmisunderstood as a ‘guilty look’ when it is

actually an appeasement gesture in re-sponse to the stimulus.”“Never corner a dog and do not reprimand

a dog when it growls. This is a language pri-or to a bite. Growling means that a personshould leave the dog alone. If your dog bitessomeone, do not place the dog in a similarsituation. If necessary, temporarily confinethe dog in a safe area with water and shelterand immediately seek the assistance of aqualified trained and professional animalbehaviourist.”Walpole says an unfamiliar dog should be

ignored.“Do not encourage an unfamiliar dog to

approach you. Quietly and calmly walkaway. Do not turn your back on the dog butrather try tohave your body facing sidewaystoward the dog,” says Walpole.

If the dog approaches to attack you, do notscream, run away or turn your back on thedog. Do not make eye contact as this is oftenperceived as confrontational.“Keep your hands close to your body and

stand still until the dog has backed away oris preferably out of sight. If you have foodon you, break it up into small pieces and un-derarm toss the food toward the dog’s head.If thedogeats, continue to toss the foodwhileslowly backing away to a safe place,” saysWalpole.You can also place something such as a

chair or backpack if available between youand the dog.“If you are unable to escape an attacking

dog, place yourself in a foetal position withyourhead tucked towardyour chest and cov-er your head with your hands.”ER24’s Dr Kumeshan Moodley, who has

treated numerous people for dog bites, saysthat anyone bitten, even if minor injuries,should visit a medical practitioner.He says that one of the main reasons for

this is the possibility of developing infec-tions or rabies. Rabies, a viral and almostalways fatal disease, is mainly transmittedby the bite of an infected animal.The virus exists in the saliva of a rabid an-

imal such as a dog.People who develop rabies could experi-

ence anything from headache, fever, vomit-ing, muscle pain, difficulty swallowing, anx-iety, profuse salivation, paralysis, restless-ness, fear of water and seizures.DrMoodley says that apersonwill notnec-

essarily develop symptoms immediately. Itis possible to only experience symptoms lat-er in life.There is no effective treatment for people

or animals once they develop rabies symp-toms. Hence it is important to seek medicalattention immediately after being bitten.“Treatment of bites depends on the severi-

ty of the injury as well as whether the dogwas a stray, a pet that was immunised or notimmunised. Where it is unknown if the dogwas immunised, as a precaution, the patientwould be treated based on assumption thatthe dog was not immunised,” said Dr Mood-ley.

Attend exhibit with a curious mind

The three witches from Macbeth concoct a poisonous brew. PHOTOS: ANDRÉ BAKKES

ANDRÉ BAKKES@andrebakkes

The ethereal lighting illuminates thepoisonous frog while lifelike models ofred monkeys stare over your shoulder.

Around the corner Snow White lies wait-ing forher prince and the threewitches fromMacbeth tower over a cauldron.One can almost hear them cackling: “Dou-

ble, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, andcauldron bubble!”The Power of Poison exhibition at theWa-

terfront promises to fascinate youngstersand a few adults as well. As long as you’rein the right frame ofmind to learn and if youfind poison and venom interesting then this

exhibition is for you. TygerBurger droppedby during the opening weekend to admirethe 200 exhibits of this exhibition that hascome all the way from the American Muse-um and Natural History in New York,brought here by ExpoRSA.Up until 12 June you can uncover themys-

teries of poison and venom, from its placein nature to the role it has played in shapinghuman history, health care and literature.As with most expos, you need to attend

with a curious mind and leave all expecta-tions at the door. If you follow this advicethen you are sure to enjoy the unique andvisual journey.V Go to www.exporsa.co.za for more information orto book tickets.

Can poison make someone seem dead, just like Snow White? According to an exhibition at theexpo, some can come close. Plants – both on the ground and underwater – and fish can be poisonous.


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Philadelphia police are concernedabout crime in theWolwerivier Incre-mental Development Area (IDA) fol-

lowing the murder of a 23-year-old man.Police say the young man’s murder sent

shock waves through the community lastweek,whenhis best friend (22)wasarrestedfor his murder.Station commander Captain Frederick

Rossouw explains police were called to thescene of a fight on Saturday 30April at 21:30where they found the victim has sustainedstab wounds to his chest.Rossouw explains the man was allegedly

stabbed by his friend during a squabbleabout beer andmoney.Themanwas rushedto a hospital in Atlantis where he died asa result of his injuries. Last week his friendmade a brief appearance in the AtlantisMagistrate’s Court.“The post mortem report was given last

week and showed he had been stabbedthrough the heart and his lungs were punc-tured.”This week, he says, police plan to step up

their patrols to tackle various ongoing con-cerns. “While this incident was among twopeople who knew each other, we have ongo-ing fights relating to disagreements in theIDA. This is because several communitieshave now been put in one area and people

do not know each other. We have seen as-saults rise and we are planning someawareness programmes for this.”Commenting on general crime trends,

Rossouw says police are fearful of whatcould happen under the cover of darkness.He refers to the absence of street lights inthe IDA and says police are concernedabout how vulnerable Wolwerivier resi-dents are to crime.InMarch,TygerBurger reported on plans

to curb crime through the creation of streetcommittees. During interviews residentsexplainedbefore relocating toWolwerivier,those who lived in Skandaalkamp say theyhad informal street committees who wouldkeep watch at night. Since relocating, theactivities of these committees have dwin-dled as residents are occupied with tryingto find work and transport. They claimeddue to theabsenceof street lights, criminalscreep in the dark looking for an opportuni-ty to steal valuables.This was confirmed by police who said

house break-in and theft cases had in-creased. Rossouw showed TygerBurgerhow several residents had started to erectbarbed wire to safeguard their properties.“We will have to step up the patrols and

due tootherarrests in the lastweek fordrugpossessionwe are putting pressure on drugoutlets. In addition to drugs, we will be fo-cussing on liquor outlets and try to keep thecommunity safe, especially at night.”

Best friend arrestedfor man’s murder

A 22-year-old man from Wolwerivier has appeared in court for murdering his best friend. Theincident has sparked renewed concerns about crime in the Wolwerivier Incremental Develop-ment Area (IDA). PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

Ahome owner inWest Riding had to defendhimself when he was nearly stabbed whentwo suspects entered his home over theweekend.According to a report by Table View po-

lice, the incident occurred during the earlyhours on Saturday 7 May.Police spokesperson Lieutenant Adriana

Chandler says the complainant opened adoor for the dog to let him out.“The door was left open while the com-

plainant returned to bed. After a shortwhile the complainant heard his dog growl-ing and went to investigate. He was con-fronted by two unknown men armed withsharp objects. One of the men jabbed at thecomplainant, but fortunately missed himwhen the complainant moved swiftly out ofhis way.”She says the suspects managed to grab a

few items and ran out of the house and thehome owner was not injured.

Intruders try to stab home owner

10 TYGERBURGER Milnerton Woensdag, 11 Mei 2016HOOFARTIKELBLAD

Goue herfspalet: Herfsblare gee bietjie kleur aan ’n andersins vaal Sondagmiddag in die Overberg.FOTO: CARINA ROUX

LEWENSKIEKIE

Three days ofpaternityleave a joke!I’ve had bags under my eyes for so longthat I named them.It’s no coincidence that they’re named

after my two toddlers – Joshua andAmélie.I’m writing this from the perspective of

a very involved and very tired fatherwho gets just as little sleep as his wife.This weekend I went to a well-known

shopping centre in the northern suburbswith my kids and were met by a veryadamant and somewhat sarcastic securityguard.While I was unloading screaming child

number one, the guard marched towardsme and indicated that I was not allowedto park there. He furiously pointedtowards the sign reading “Moms & Tots”.The guard reasoned that I was clearly

not a mom, despite the exaggerated bagsunder my eyes hanging so low that Ineeded a bra.I refused to move the car and flatly

ignored the man.Yet, he had a point!I’m not a mom. Sowhy on earth arethere no “Dads &Tots” parkingspaces?Little did I know

my day was aboutto go from bad toworse.Screaming child

number two had adirty nappy andmuch to mydismay I discov-ered that the baby

changing area was located in the wom-en’s rest rooms.These two issues are more than just a

personal gripe.It affects every single dad, and even

more so every single single dad!As if us poor souls don’t have enough

on our plates already.It’s quite clearly a case of gross sexual

discrimination and tests a tired father’snerves to the extreme.Someone with more energy needs to do

something about it.And don’t get me started on the differ-

ence between maternity and paternityleave in South Africa!A mother needs time to heal physically

and emotionally. In most cases she needsto breastfeed every three hours, so theyobviously need to spend a long time athome after giving birth.A father’s role during this time is

nothing to scoff at, especially if he mustget up to go to work in the morning.Three days of paternity leave is a joke.

Hear my bone-wearied chuckle. – AndréBakkes

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V Regarding roadworks on Okavango be-tween Langeberg Road and PinehurstDrive. I never saw so many illiterate mo-torists in my life! Road signs clearly indi-cated “No through way. Residents only.”and another “Cul-de-sac. No outlet. DEADEND”. Why are motorists so arrogant toignore these road signs to the frustrationof Langeberg Heights residents? Every-one ended up making a U-turn at the endof Hennops Street, wasting their owntime anyway! – Anonymous

V The residents in Ruyterwacht have to al-ways report street lights that are not on,especially in Princess Elizabeth Street.There is a field that people walk acrossand it’s very dark and dangerous. We aretired of reporting it all the time, but wemust pay for services. – Anonymous

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On International Nurses’ Daywhich is celebrated on Thurs-day 12 May, we are remindedthat there are some veryspecial people we need tothank – our dedicated nursingsisters who are committed tocaring for our patients.These wonderful women who

we rely on so heavily to fulfilthis role may at times have lifechallenges of their own butthey never waiver in theirprovision of loving care andsupport for our patients. StLuke’s Hospice West Coast isindeed blessed and we thankthem from the bottom of ourhearts! Your donations for ourcharity shops are most wel-come, if you have unwantedplastic bags our shops wouldgladly accept them too!You can contact the Milner-

ton shop on 021 551 0956 andthe Table View shop on021 557 8054.

KAY BAYLEYE-mail

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I live in Milnerton Ridge and Iam so upset by what hashappened to Maureen and herbeautiful dog. My daughterknows Maureen and she hastaken Zanzi to the SPCA to befixed and for her injections!Once a month we brought herhome to wash her. Althoughshe might seem thin, she isvery attached to Maureen andher street life. We often seeMaureen playing tug of warwith Zanzi and it was clear tosee the bond these two have. Iam so upset that someone canjust take Maureen’s dog! Theyhave ruined two lives. Zanziwill not adapt to being part of afamily as Maureen is herfamily! Please, if anyone is ableto get Zanzi back... please,please, please help. This is notfair and someone needs to standup for Maureen’s rights.

JEANINE GEUGISMilnerton Ridge

Zanzi not just ahomeless dog

Re. “Dog owners bite back”(TB 4 May). The animal wasnot stolen, the good Samaritandid the poor animal a once ina life time good deed by takingit to a vet/shelter. As Milner-ton Ridge residents we haveseen this dog with the home-less couple on many occasions.The dog was by no means in ahealthy, happy condition. Itwas painfully thin and ap-peared nervous and scaredwith it’s tail tucked in. It wastied with a rope to a tree andappeared to be a very misera-ble creature. Homeless peoplecannot provide any animalwith adequate shelter, care orfood and should not be allowedto string an innocent animalalong. Rather allow the dog inquestion to live out it’s lastdays in a place where it iscared for. Please spare a

Streets no place fordog – please keep it

With regards to your article ofthe homeless dog ownerswanting their dog back, I sayYES, they deserve to have theirdog back.It is their baby. One can

clearly see and hear howtraumatised they are by the lossof Zanzi, and they have proventhis by going to great lengths ingetting her returned, with thehelp of the community.I am 100% sure that Zanzi is

also missing her owners andthe only life she has known.I feel that seeing as her vitals

Give Zanzi back andhelp them with food

Jaqueline Meny-Gibert is afriend, and over the years Iwitnessed her rescue desperate-ly ill-treated and neglected dogson a regular basis.She goes to great lengths to

heal them and place them inhomes that are scrutinised.Potential owners are inter-

viewed and should they pass allcriteria only selected ownersare given the privilege ofadopting these dogs.I met the dog in question the

day she was dropped off. WhenI arrived she was so afraid thatshe was hiding behind a ladder.For the first time in all the

years of meeting ill-treated dogsI sat down in front of thisfragile dog and just broke downin tears. After 15 min of mejust sitting there in sadness shecrawled out from behind theladder and laid her head on myknees – as if to say “Thank you… I know it was not you…”She was given a name – Fay

– because for the life of me Idon’t believe she wants to becalled Zanzi. She was skin andbone and petrified. I havewatched her change from a dogthat was starving and petrifiedto a dog that has a consistentsmile, getting everything shehas deserved all her life.

MS K BRANDONE-mail

Zanzi now calledFay, and smiling

Wolwerivier is aticking time bomb. –Monique Duval,Table View

Danksy die goedhar-tigheid van Eersteri-vier-inwoners kryvroue en kinders bydie Geneva House-skuiling, wat sedertDonderdag buite-kant slaap, darembedags kos, tee enklere. - RichardRoberts, Eersterivier

Development inCape Town poses aCatch-22. Eitherway, nobody canhalt development aslong; as the Cityexecutes this in aresponsible manner.– Desireé Rorke,Brackenfell

Geregtigheid ge-skied, al vat dit lank.- Esmé Erasmus,Durbanville

Plan for any eventu-ality – even a roadaccident. Knowwhich tow truckcompanies are legit.– André Bakkes,Parow

Om ’n kerkdiens virdowes by te woon, is’n sielsverrykendeervaring vir horen-des. De la Bat vier40 jaar in Loumar. -Avril Fillies, Bellville

Happy belatedMother’s Day to allthe wonderfulwomen who formthe backbone of oursociety. – LouisaSteyl, Entertainment

were checked, there is clearlynothing wrong with the dog andall she needs is assistance withfood, so why can the dog not bereturned to the owners, and thecommunity ensure that a bag ofdog food gets given to theowners once a month? Surelythis is how communities assist,and Zanzi must be so disorien-tated being fostered withstrangers she does not know.In Fisantekraal, the animal

organisations give dog pellets tothe poor for their dogs adoptedthrough them, and Zanzi can betreated in the same manner.HAVE ZANZI RETURNED.

JANINE ATKINSE-mail

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thought and sympathy for avoiceless animal. We bet thatshould the dog have a choice, itwould reject a life with home-less people on the street. Nooffence to the couple, but pleaselet the dog stay where it isnow.

ANIMAL LOVERMilnerton Ridge


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de beampte by Boksel en ook direkteur bydie Afrikaanse radiostasie Bok Radio, ver-duidelik die kon-sep.“’n MVNO is ’n

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Afrikaansspreken-de publiek. Vol-gensVanRensburgis Afrikaans diederde grootste huistaal in Suid-Afrika, metsowat 70% van alle Suid-Afrikaners watAfrikaans verstaan.“Oor die wêreld heen verkies mense om

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diens te lok.Die netwerk is deur die mobielenetwerk-

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Rennert van Rensburgis hier by die bekend-stelling verlede week.

V Annual meeting Milnerton CrimeWatch Trust will hold its annual meet-ing at the Milnerton Methodist Churchhall, Ascot Road, on Wednesday18 May at 19:00. All members are in-vited to attend.

V SAARP South African Associationof Retired Persons Milnerton branchwill host their next social meeting atMilnerton library on Wednesday18 May at 09:00. The group will meetfor tea and biscuits followed by a per-formance by the Swinging Seniors.Non-members welcome. Call AliceRheeder on 082 535 5837 for more in-formation.

V Coach trip The TimeOut LadiesClub will host a coach trip to Somer-set West on Thursday 26 May to visitthe Imibali Trust started by the Ru-pert family. The coach leaves TableView at 08:45. Call 084 580 1469 oremail toclub@iafrica or [email protected] for more information.

V West Coast Writer’s Circle willmeet on Saturday 28 May at 09:15 atMilnerton Library. Meetings are in En-glish and all are welcome. Take alonga pen, paper and R10 for tea. SMS072 250 9500 or visit www.west-coastwriterssa.weebly.com for moreinformation.

V Send yourcommunity notices [email protected].

Diary | Dagboek

12 TYGERBURGER Milnerton Woensdag, 11 Mei 2016VERMAAK

V John Kani’s Missing… will be on stageat Artscape Theatre until Saturday14 May. Tickets available at Computicket.

V Lobengula Street Hard Cover BookClub will be on stage at The RosebankTheatre until Saturday 21 May. Ticketsavailable at www.webtickets.co.za.

V I See You with Desmond Dube, BayoGbadamosi, Jordan Baker, Lunga Rade-be, Austin Hardiman and SibusisoMamba will be at the Fugard Studio The-atre until Saturday 28 May. Tickets availa-ble at Computicket.

V Rob van Vuuren will be at the BaxterGolden Arrow Studio with his new showLife until Saturday 28 May. Tickets availa-ble at Computicket.

V 90’s Mania will be on stage at BarnyardWillowbridge until Sunday 29 May. Visitwww.barnyardtheatre.co.za for ticketsand more information.

V Carl Weber, Mar-tin Davis (UK), Stig(JHB) and CJ Ben-son will be at theCape Town ComedyClub tonight(Wednesday). Tick-ets available atComputicket.

V Francois van Cokeis vanaand (Woens-dag) en Donderdagby Die Boer te sien.R150. Bespreek by021 979 1911 of bywww.dieboer.com.

V Comedy on Rollpresents an openmic night at Obvi-ously Armchair inObservatory onWednesdays from21:30. R30. Follow@ComedyOnARollon Twitter for more.

V The Cape SoloistsChoir and Camera-ta Tinta Baroccawill be performingBach’s “St John Pas-sion” under the ba-ton of Kåre Hankenat Bishops College on Thursday from19:00. Tickets available at www.quick-et.co.za.

V Melvyn Tan will be performing with theCape Town Philharmonic Orchestra un-der the baton of Arjan Tien at Cape TownCity Hall on Thursday from 20:00. Ticketsavailable at Computicket.

V Shimmy Isaacs, Martin Davis (UK),Stig (JHB) and CJ Benson will be at theCape Town Comedy Club from Thursdayuntil Sunday. Tickets available at Comput-icket.

V Urban Blues will be at The Hollow Treeon Old Oak Road on Friday. Entry is free.Call 021 914 0186 or email info@ thehol-lowtree.co.za for bookings and more infor-mation.

V The Tygerberg Children’s Choir con-ducted by Hennie Loock, the City of Tyg-erberg Choir conducted by Linda Claas-sen, and The Cape Town Chamber Choirconducted by Kåre Hanken will be atBishops College on Friday from 19:00.Tickets available at www.quicket.co.za.

V Hatchetman will be at Alma Café inRosebank on Friday from 19:30. Ticketscost R170 including a meal. Call021 685 7377 to book.

V The Glenn Robertson Jazz Band willfeature different guest acts at Kaleido-scope café in Claremont every Friday from19:30. Tickets cost R120 including a meal.Call 021 674 5761 to book or send an emailto [email protected].

V DJ JP Silver and international saxo-phonist George Sax will be playing electro

swing with guest instrumentalists for TheSwing Café at Sticks McGee in Ronde-bosch every Friday from 19:30 to 22:00.R20. Call 021 685 2871 to book.

V The Buddy Wells Quintet will be at theSlave Church in Long Street on Friday from19:30. Tickets cost R100 at the door (cashonly).

V Milnerton Players will be presentingNobody’s Fool at the Milnerton Playhouseon Friday and Saturday at 20:00 with amatinee performance on Saturday at14:00. Tickets cost R90 or R80 for thematinée with pensioner and member dis-counts available. Visit www.milnerton-players.com, email [email protected] or call 082 267 1061 to book.

V The Johan Liebenberg Band will paytribute to Neil Diamond at Die Boer on Fri-day and Saturday. R130. Call 021 979 1911or visit www.dieboer.com to book.

V The Mac Stone Band will be at AlmaCafé in Rosebank on Saturday from 19:30.Tickets cost R170 including a meal. Call021 685 7377 to book.

V The Cape Solo-ists Choir conduct-ed by Jaco Dippe-naar and the CapeTown Youth Choirconducted by LeonStarker will be per-forming at BishopsCollege on Saturdayfrom 19:00. Ticketsare available atwww.quicket.co.za.

V The shadowsTribute Band andJames “Elvis” Mar-ais will be perform-ing their Cliff meetsElvis show at theEdgemead BowlingClub on Sundayfrom 15:00. R50. Call061 490 1694 forbookings or more in-formation.

V Gert Vlok Nel andSchalk Joubert willbe at Alma Café inRosebank on Sun-day from 18:30.Tickets cost R190including a meal.Call 021 685 7377 to

book.

V The Barleycorn Music Club meets onMondays at 20:00 at Villager FootballClub, 11 Lansdowne Road, Claremont. En-trance is (usually) R30 for members andR40 for non-members. Visit www.barley-corn.org.za.

V Comedy on Roll will present an openmic night at I heart IT, Main Road, Ronde-bosch on Monday nights from 20:00. R20.Follow@ComedyOnARoll on Twitter.

V Pierre Rossouw kuier Dinsdag by DieBoer. R100. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 ofwww.dieboer.com.

V The Crypt Jazz Jam takes place at TheCrypt in CBD on Tuesday nights from19:00 with their house band: Alvin Dyers,Tino Europa and Roy Davids. Entrance isfree for musicians and costs R50 for pat-rons. SMS 079 683 4658 or email [email protected] to book.

V Die Hoërskool Brackenfell bied SHOUTOUT! for LOVE van Dinsdag tot Donderdag19 Mei vanaf 19:00 aan. Kaartjies kos R40by die deur.

V David Juritz (violin) will perform theFour Seasons, both by Antonio Vivaldi andAstor Piazzolla, with the St AndrewsPlayers, led by Piet de Beer at St An-drews in Green Point on Wednesday18 May from 20:00. Tickets cost R180 orR150 for pensioners from Quicket.co.za.Call 082 864 4550 for more.

V Albert Frost and Loki Rothman will beat Die Boer on Wednesday 18 and Thurs-day 19 May. R140. Call 021 979 1911 or visitwww.dieboer.com to book.

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By Die Boer: Die wenner vankykNET se 2012-realiteitsreeks Onssoek die sanger en Ekskuus, Oom,die sanger Pierre Rossouw, kuier virdie eerste keer by Die Boer opDinsdag 17 Mei. Kaartjies kos R100.Bespreek by 021 979 1911.

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Angry Birds will be released at Ster-Kinek-or’s CapeGate, N1 City, Parow, Bayside andTygervalley cinemas on Friday.In this animation, an island inhabited by

happy, flightless birds is forced to questionthe motives of a race of green piggies afterthey learn of their imminent arrival. Red,

Chuck and Bomb, three unlikely outcasts,take it upon themselves to investigate theevil plans of Leonard, the King Pig, and hiscronies ... unlocking the reason they’recalled “The Angry Birds”.V Visit www.sterkinekor.com or call Ticketline on0861 668 437 for more information.

Angry Birds released at Ster Kinekor theatres

Magic imagined: The College of Magic will conjure their popular Imagine! Family MagicSpectacular at Artscape Theatre on Saturday 28 May and while tickets for Cape Town’sonly magical arts organisation’s 12:00 show vanished faster than you can say “Abracadab-ra!” The college has added a second performance at 15:00 with a cast of over 50 enthrall-ing illusionists, jugglers, mimes, clowns and more, directed by Chad Findlay. Proceeds fromthe show will be used in aid of the organisation’s Umlingo Outreach initiative whichprovides holistic life skills to young people in need. Tickets are available at Computicket.Visit www.collegeofmagic.com for more. PHOTO: SAM BURROWS PHOTOGRAPHY

LOUISA STEYL@lounotes

She may look like your average teenag-er, but this Stellenberg songbird Julan-ie J is anything but.

In fact, the 17-year-old has already enjoyedchart success with her debut album. WhenSpirit Breakout was released last year, itwent to number three on the South AfricaniTunes chart and placed at number 34 ontheir international chart in a matter of 24hours.Now, just a few months later, Julanie is

already cooking up something new.Until recently, she’s been performing

what she describes as “Christian contempo-rarymusic”, but this year she’smade the de-cision to move into the secular market.“I feel like it’s a bigger platform, and this

is what I love,” she explains, referring to thenew “RnB and pop” songs she’s been work-ing on.Julanie has been writing songs since she

was a child, and besides the 12 originaltracks onSpirit Breakout, and the new songsshe is writing for her upcoming FearlessHeart, due to be released in 2017, she’s alsobeenpenninghits for local and internationalartists.One of these is Congolese star Lokua Kan-

za and more recently she’s been workingwith Helmut Meijer on his new project Cal-ev. Her writing collaborations have mostlybeen a result of the response to her debut al-bum. “They liked the music and the soundof the album.” Others came after her per-formances on television shows like SABC3’sExpresso.While Julanie calls Spirit Breakout a “typ-

ical worship album with a bit of pop”, she’splanning something a little more edgy whenshe goes back into studio this time round.“Itwill haveakindof Jessie J andBeyoncé

feel,” she says, adding that she’s already en-listed the help of The Arrows’ Pamela DeMenezes for Fearless Heart.Julanie will performher first ever secular

show at Barnyard Willowbridge on Monday16May, in preparation for her performancesat the Grahamstown National Arts festival.“I’mkindof excited for that; I think it’s goingto be a fun show.”Julanie will be performing a combination

of jazz, pop, RnB andwhat she calls “fun, lis-

tenable music” with the help of sound engi-neer Duane Brown who is also the man be-hind Elvis Blue’s live sound, Winston Sil-jeur on keys and JP Crouch on drums,among others.She’ll also play some of the songs off Fear-

less Heart for the first time and says: “It’s adeep show, but on a fun level.”“It’s songs about love and people; strug-

gles they have and struggles I have.”When she returns fromGrahamstown, Ju-

lanie will be preparing for the launch of herdebut book, Hearts Can Heal.The book will be published by American

based company E-Gen and deals with over-coming abuse and her own journey of heal-ing.In themeantime,music fans can catch her

at Barnyard Willowbridge on Monday 16May at 19:30.V Tickets cost R80, R20 for children or R200 for afamily of four. Tickets can be booked at www.nue-light.co.za, [email protected] or from Julita onta Kok 079 716 4593. The show will serve as a fun-draiser for Julanie’s trip to Grahamstown.V For more information about Julanie, her upcomingnews or to listen to her music, visit www.julaniej.comor ‘like’ her Facebook page.

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The Southern African Foun-dation for the Conservationof Coastal Birds (Sanccob)

has successfully hatched andhand-reared the first Africanblack oystercatcher (Haemato-pus moquini) at its seabird cen-tre in Cape Town.Established in 1968, the non-

profit organisation is wellknown for its work with endan-gered African penguins and hasbeen successfully hatching Afri-can penguin and other seabirdeggs for more than five years.However, the recent addition

of a specialised Chick RearingUnit is a first for the organisa-tion.Rescued from an iron ore ter-

minal on theWest Coast, the oys-tercatcher egg was admitted toSanccob’s Chick Rearing Unitand placed in a specialised incu-bator.After 15 days of incubation, the

egg successfully hatched on Val-entine’s Day, with the chickweighing in at a healthy 42grams. As with other new hatch-lings, a big concern for the Sanc-cob staff was to prevent the littlechick from imprinting on hu-mans and consequently not be-ing able to be released back intothe wild.They also wanted to give the

new hatchling a suitable com-panion. As a solution, the team

disguised one of its Bank Cormo-rant fluffy toys from its curioshop to mimic an adult oyster-catcher using red veterinarywrap.According to Sanccob rehabili-

tation manager, Nicky Stander,disguising the fluffy toy workedextremely well and they wereable to use it to demonstrate tothe chick how to feed.“Hewas a very fast learner and

had no trouble feeding or drink-ingwaterwith thehelp of his sur-rogate mom.”The chick’s regular food con-

sists of redbait, limpets andmus-sels,whichmimics its natural di-et. It was also given closed-shellmussels to encourage it to prac-tice prying them open – as itwould do in the wild.At first it struggled, but now

manages this feeding practicewell. At just under one monthold, the oystercatcher is sprout-ing its first juvenile feathers andwill soon be ready to take its firstflight.The team anticipates its re-

lease in thenext fewweekson theWest Coast outside Cape Town.TheAfrican black oystercatch-

ermay be found off themainlandcoasts and islands of SouthernAfrica. Their diets consist most-ly of mollusks, such as musselsand limpets, but have also beenobserved eating fish and insects.They use their strong bill to pryopen mussel shells and loosenlimpets off the rocks.The species is listed as near

threatened by the IUCN Red Listof Endangered Species, andwith only 6000 breeding pairs re-maining in the wild, these birdshold a significant conservationvalue.As a non-profit organisation,

Sanccob seeks the assistance ofthe public to continue rehabili-tating the African black oyster-catcher and the many other sea-birds in its care currently.

First oystercatcherhatches at Sanccob

Sanccob has successfully hatchedand hand-reared the first Africanblack oystercatcher at its seabirdcentre.

Oud? Watwou! Al is watter kanaleook verstop en die ou lyf dalk al braskeef en krom, wil die matrieksvan 1957 van die Hoër VolkskoolPotchefstroom in Maart 2017 “ma-triek plus 60” vier dat dit dawer.’n Flukse klasmaat, Bettie (Kili-

an) Fourie van Potchefstroom, is

kliphard besig om ou adreslyste afte stof vir die groot reünie.Sy vra vir ’n spanpoging om die

net so wyd as moontlik te gooi vir’n spesiale geleentheid.SMS name en kontakbesonder-

hede aan Bettie by 076 289 0467 ofper e-pos na [email protected].

Volkskoolmatrieks wil in 2017 reünie hou

Reforms to boost South Africa’seconomic outlook, how South Afri-ca’s first Municipal Planning Tri-bunal is doing, how alternativeand secure energy can help proper-ty development, how central CapeTown’s property values grew fromR6 billion in 2005 to some R26 bil-lion, how to fund urban infrastruc-ture and how cooperation betweengovernment and business can suc-ceed, will feature at the upcomingconference of the Western CapeProperty Development Forum(WCPDF), which is focused on im-proving development conditionswithin the Western Cape.Cape Town executive mayor, Pa-

tricia de Lille, will deliver the key-note address.The conference takes place on 12

and 13 May at the Crystal TowersHotel, Century City.Prof Brian Kantor, investment

strategist and economist at Invest-ec, will focus on the value of theRand to counter global cyclical andstructural influences. He will pro-pose structural reforms, includingthe elimination of company in-come tax.Prof Marius Ungerer of the Stel-

lenbosch University BusinessSchool will discuss the opportuni-ties of the National DevelopmentPlan for future national and localplanning and as a long-term planfor South Africa.Dave Daniels, chairman of SA’s

firstMunicipal PlanningTribunal,will review their first months andhow decision-making on townplanning has been improved.A case study on the Saldanha

Bay Industrial Development Zone(SBIDZ) multi-partner develop-ment to support the upstream oiland gas services industry and toboost jobs and economic develop-ment on theWest Coast will be pre-sented by Khaashifha Beukes.Other presentations will focus

onmaking it easier for people to ap-ply for affordable housing, usingtechnology for home automationand security, energy incentivesfrom government and using cur-rent opportunities within the pro-vincial and metro government en-vironment.V Visit www.sbs.co.za/wcpdf2016/pro-gramme.php?page=programme. ContactPeter Aspinall on 021 914 2888 or083 250 5083 or sat [email protected].

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PERSONAL

SERVICES

1400

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CATERING &VENUES

1401

.SPITBRAAI KINGDURBANVILLE20 Yrs Exp.

Best price & value.Indoors or Outdoors.WINTER SPECIAL

NOW ON.Phone Jan083 457 1060

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CHILDREN’SENTERTAINMENT

1405

.Affordable jumping castles,tableschairs, kiddies decor, candyfloss,birthday cakes & partypackets.076 233 2954/079 475 0839

.All Weather Jumping Castles &Waterslides. Free delivery/ collectionin Northern Subs.See www.castlemania.co.zafor prices/pics. % 083 651 2570021 911 0595 (a.h.)

.WELGEMOED J/Castles &

W/slides. Carin 072 147 4414

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DRIVINGSCHOOLS

1417

.AGAPE Driving schoollearner + driver's lessonscode 8+10+14. Patient InstructorsLorraine 082 336 0391/021 917 1935

.ALL CODES: Learners classes, dri-ving lessons code 8.Contact Charmaine0722101774/0215912575DRIVE DYNAMICS

.Drive Alive Bestuurskool074 300 3476 / 021 911 2657Leerlinglisensie klasse (alle kodes)Bestuurslesse (Kode 8 (B) en 10 (C1)

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Quality Drivers classesDenzil 0787666858/

0794750839

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HEALTH &BEAUTY

1430

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* Golden Produkte*OnafhanklikeGNLD Verspreider.Tel. 021 553 2343 of072 173 8763

.

HYPNOSIS CENTRETel: 021 975 3620

www.hypnotists.co.zaKan help met ophou:

Rook, Stres, Dwelms enGewigverlies

Kontak Elsie & Chris Britz

.MASSAGE THERAPISTReg. AHPCSA - also Travel.%Sharon 083 404 2636In Durbanville area.

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HERBALISTS

1435

.

BAILEYTHE NO. 1 PROBLEM

SOLVER17 years successfully

helping millions of people* Get financial freedom

now, Fix all moneyproblems * Clear your

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Consultation - R99083 369 6616

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MAM SALIMA• Unlock your life today.• Love casting spells• Money Spells• Win magic numbers• Awake your luck.• Chase eveil spiritsCall 073 409 8801

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• Pregnancy & all womenproblems.

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MAMAFATUMAH* Love Spells

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* Financial Problems* Short Boys to bringwhatever you wantCall for AppointmentBellville/Cape TownCall: 072 012 0746

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PSYCHIC /PRINCE FAITH

He specialises in LostLover, owning your lover-

alone, marriage orrelationship issues, courtcases, business boost,sell property quickly,

quick financial spells andalso gives protection.

All race i recommend youto visit him and getproblems solved.

For appointment call:073 833 6626 email:

[email protected] Town, Bellville &

Khayelitsha

.HERBALIST ISAH&

MAMACome for best results in

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amagundwane.Pay after success R50

073 630 7094

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MAMA MUKISA* Bring back lost lover* Magic Wallet - R350* Lucky ring/Oil*Amagundwanafight bad luck

* Financial problemsCall 083 354 7988

.

MAMA TEMBIBring back lost lover,Debt problems, magic

ring/wallet,magical/lucky oil,"Amangundwana"Call: 071 905 1271

.

LEGAL

1440.

Attorney: Divorce,Criminal Matters0219493619 Rob v.d. Linde

.

BOEDELSTestamente, egskeidings,voorhuwelikse kontrakte.Bel Gideon 021 948 4872Meyer Nel Prokureurs

.EGSKEIDINGS, Boedels, ens.Cap van Tonder 021 930 5721

.EGSKEIDINGS,strafhof ens.Buks vd Schyff 083 462 9298

.

.

.

LOANS

1445.

Are u waiting on aPENSION /PROVIDENTpayout? Lump sum only.Sms/Call: 0768867655

.

A BRIDGING LOANWaiting for Pension /Package payouts?SMS or send"please call me"082 301 7856Ph: 0860 105 546

.AA PAWN ANY VEHICLELowest interest 5%.Tel. 082 058 9735

.AANBOD: Pawn your vehicle021 975 6166 / 084 247 4726

.AANBOD: Verpand motors by ons!% 021 987 2277 / 082 558 4836

.

.

SLAAPELOOSHEIDOORSKULD?Ons kan jou help

Slegs 1 bekostigbarepaaiement.

Kontak / SMS Hulp na083 261 9819

.Struggling or been declined for abond because of your credit profile?We don’t say No .All welcome.Based on if you can afford it ,nothingelse. Send PCM to 081 398 5833Speak to the experts

.SUKKEL MET LENING!Plc/sms or whatsappDonovan 073 389 9203

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PERSONAL

1460

.

Badisa Tygerberg soekdringend na dievolgende persone :

• Sharene Klink• Carlo September• Anna Magdalena Japtha• Eugene Lewis• Janine Angelique Liberty• Harold Peter Heugh• Shantell Murtz• Wendy Cloete• Jacques SwanepoelSkakel Gerda Visser021 939 9120

• Christine Pietersen• Edwin Jordaan• Randall Mostert• Belinda CarstensSkakel Antoinette Ellis

021 939 9120

.

BELASTINGOpgawe en konsultasieIndividue enklein besighedeQuantum Portefeuljes082 498 3738 of021 975 1615

Woensdag, 11 Mei 2016 CLASSIFIEDS TYGERBURGER Milnerton 15

CENTRALFLOORING

DUSTLESSFLOORSANDING

Eienaar toesig. Free quotes

Willie 073 228 3929www.centralflooring.co.za

.

PSYCHIC MIAFor accurate answers to allproblems, SMS your name,date of birth and a specificquestion to 38381.R10 per sms

.

SIENER / PSYCHIC021 910 3499

072 903 0822 (no sms)pieter.bezuidenhout77

@gmail.com

.SOEK LIEFDE? "OLD SCHOOL"Is terug. Werk wonderlik.063 056 3584

.Sonskynvriendskapklub: Alleeensame enkellinge. Vir liefde &vriend skap. Tel. 074 296 0639

.VOLMAAN-vriendskapsklub.(Sedert 1994). Enkel en alleen, opsoek na jou sielsgenoot? % Elize,021 801 0580 / 071 340 2290

.

TRAINING &EDUCATION

1480

.

.

MASTER MATHS &SCIENCE

* IEB Maths Centre.* Individual tuition* Excellent Results

* Grade 4 - 12Durbanville 021 975 2845Brackenfell 021 982 8145

083 242 2138Email: [email protected]

.

MUSIEKSKOOL.Klavier,klawerbord, kitaar, blokfluit,

orrel,teorie & toonsetting.021 981 2696 / 083 261 5854

.

WANTED

1485

.

AANDAGBETAALKONTANT

VIR ALLE 2DE-HANDSEmeubels, beddens,sitkamerstelle,

yskaste, stowe, elektrieseware, kombuisware,breekgoed, beddegoed,

klere, ens.Tel. 021 558 7546 /082 4100 405

.

ATTENTIONCASH PAID

FOR ALL SECOND-HAND FURNITURE,

Beds, lounge suits, stoves,fridges & bric a brac.Tel. 021 558 7546 /082 4100 405

.Enige huishoudelike itemsen meubels gesoek virkontant. Skakel: Liza078 4534400

.

FRIDGES WANTEDWORKING OR FAULTY

SMS sell to083 425 0447

.

WEDDINGS

1490

.A MARRIAGE OFFICERGet married anytime,anywhere. Phone021 930 5119 / 082 852 4571

.

FOR SALE

.

WENDY HOUSES

1677

.

AK WENDY'SCash D.I.Y. 3 x 6 - R5 4003 x 9 - R7 5003 x 3 - R3 5003 x 7 - toilet + basin R8 200082 621 4441/021 3935475

.

.

BOOKS

1607.EK KOOP BOEKE enlangspeelplate. 0826708987

.

ANTIQUES& ART

1605.Ek koop antiekeware,juweliersware ,speelgoed, kombuisware, linne,skilderye, ornamente & meubelsSkakel Anita 082 963 8877

.

BUILDINGMATERIAL

1610.

.BOUSAND & KLIP

Asook Bruinklip, Rivierklip, Kompos,Topsoil. Klein en Grootmaat.Skakel: 021 930 5411

.

CLOTHING

1615.

A Cash Deal on AllGoods

Cash paid for all yourunwanted good quality

ladies, mens, kids clothing.Shoes, linen, bric 'n brac

etc.Christelle/Christiaan

0844081437.

FURNITURE

1635.

AANDAGAAN ALMALDIRK BETAALKONTANTVir alle

2de-handse meubels,kombuisware, ens.Tel. 021 558 9815/082 443 2640

.

AANDAG: Barend soekdringend 2de HandseMeubels, Beddens, kaste& yskaste om te koop.Betaal kontant en kom

haal self.Skakel 082 848 2880

.

KOOP EN VERKOOPalle bruikbare meubels/beddens/breekwareKOM DADELIK.ALLE AREAS

0219824176/0781501702.

SPOT CASHFor Full Contents ofhouse, 2nd hand

Furniture, Antiques &wardrobes, loungesuites and fridges.021 591 5708

.

THEOKOOP2de Handse Meubels.

% 083 310 1081..

MISCELLANEOUS

1655.AANDAG ALMAL:

ALLE GROOTMENS-DOEKEbeskikbaar. Laagste pryse in dieWes-Kaap. Skakel Vera of Dian

Tel: 021 5911104.

PETS

1660.

MOBILE DOG WASH & DIPGood service, low rates.Hennie ( 0762201607

.Rottweilers puppies. 7 weke.R2,500. Jeanette 083 236 6440

.

Ervare, tweetaligehonde-opleier.Saterdaemiddae,

Kuilsrivier Volgende groep:middel-Mei

Chris 021 851 4303/082 590 7660

[email protected].

TO SWOP

1670.

Cash for BicyclesContact Gavin or Chris

021 552 [email protected]

.

WANTED TO BUY

1675.

BEST CASH PAID PER ITEMFor: Clothing, Furniture, Appliances.

082 419 1110/ 021 555 3111.

Kontant vir klere, skoene, linne,ens. WhatsApp of SMSLoryn 084 857 7238

.

GENERAL &HOME SERVICES

.

CARPETS/CURTAINS/UPHOLSTERY

1803.

A SPECIAL CARPETCLEANINGSPECIAL3 Bdrms for R4506 Seater Couches forR450Beds, Curtains & Cars. Dryin 45 minContact Rob078 556 6708web [email protected]

.

AHG InteriorsSupply Fitment Repair*All types of blindsShutter Alu PVC WoodArthur 081 340 8108

.

MATTE - NAT of DROOG.Bekleedsel, meubels, matrasse,ens. nat. Deon 084 564 8225

.CARPETS, COUCHES CLEANEDA deep wash at best rates.021 592 0626/082 428 7163

.

Estie MadroogmakersNuwe no. 021 592 0487

083 289 6674

.

New Tech Dry Carpet CleanersAdvanced Technology offers you.Sparkling clean 90% dry carpets,

upholstery 6 seater R480No powder or steam.

Tel: 021 592 0487/083 289 6674Email: [email protected] suburbs

.

BUILDING &CONSTRUCTION

1801.

ALL BUILDING WORKSand MaintenanceContact Malcolm

Maximus Building andrenovationsEmail

[email protected] 083 261 3613

Web pagewww.maximusbuildingandrenovations.co.zaNHBRC Registered

22377.

.

CARPORTS /PATIO COVERS

SEEwww.

carportscapetown.co.za083 414 8103/021 858 1873

.

Bouwerk, konstruksieen herstelwerk

Johan 082 552 8875.

ALL BUILDING,PAVING & TARWORK% Adams 074 259 8496

.

ONSITE PROJECTSAlgemene bouwerk enopsit van hout en staal

afdakke.Skakel vir gratis kwotasie

Cornel 078 434 8706

.

Bouwerk en planneasook: Vibracretewalls, houses, fancyceilings, raisers, spikesand Carports & Paving.Call: 021 908 0012/082 299 9111

.

BUILDINGPLANS

1802.

ALLE BOUPLANNEwww.izaksarchitec-

ture.co.zaSkakel Izak 021 981 4352

of 082 920 0839

.

BOUPLANNEBillike fooie.

Flink, kundige diens.estetiese ontwerpe.

SACAP - Reg.Goedkeuring.

Alle Ure: 021 903 8063Mitch 083 601 8476

.

BOUPLANNETeken & ontwerp van

nuwe huise & aanbouings.REG. MET SACAP.Skakel Riaan

% 082 415 9696.

Building Plans /Bouplanne

Karel 021 9814788 /072 446 5054

www.lifestylearchitec-ture.co.za

.

Building Plans /Bouplanne

Karel 021 9814788 /0724465054

www.lifestylearchitec-ture.co.za

.

CLEANING

SERVICES

1805.

ALL CLEAN&DUSTED

Professional supervisedteams. Northern suburbsVery competitive prices076 268 1239

.For all domestic cleaning services.Contact Francois 083 356 3784

.

CLEANINGSERVICES

HOMES, OFFICES &SPRING CLEANING.

0219499082/074 3096830.

DSTV/TV/DVDSERVICES

1807.

.

AERIAL SATELLITE SERVICESHave DStv/Aerial Problems?

* No Signal?* Picture breaking up?* Re-installations?

We do: Home Theatre, Extra Points,TOP TV install

Call Vincent 0822689339Same day response.

.

NB Satellite ServicesDSTV Installs. HD PVR,X-tra View, Dish checks.Nicky 072 377 [email protected].

.

STEVE'S SATELLITE SERVICESDSTV & antennae installation

(HD PVR), extra points,home theatre system.

CONTACT: 073 161 0655

.DSTV SERVICES

Fast, affordable & friendlyGerrit Nel 0761820125

.

DSTV OVHD AERIALREPAIRS &

INSTALLATIONSExplorer, extra viewinstallations. CCTV &

HomeTheatre. Service callrepair charge frm R180.Call:0724008789

.

.

ELECTRICAL

1810.

,,,appliance@all,,,,,HERSTEL BY DIE HUISYs- en vrieskaste, stowe,wasmasjiene, tuimeldr.en mikrogolfoonde.071 755 3390.

.

.#1 AIR-CON & FRIDGE Services ,Repairs,Installations,Fridges wan-ted. 021 945 1376/ 078 901 1594

.

Aircon & AppliancesRepair: Fridges, Stoves,washing machines,

tumble dryers, Aircons,Dishwasher,

ONSITE RepairsContact Tiaan021 917 1620 /082 776 2393

.Airconditioning and fridges.Repairs & Installations .021 917 1384 / 071 710 9299

.

ALL APPLIANCES REPAIREDON SITE

Fridges, stoves, washing machineswith guarantee and regas from R180Skakel Francois 079 838 1851

.

ALTYD KONTANTVir jou yskas, vrieskas.

werkend of nie - werkend082 086 4752

.

BESTE PRYSE VIRYSKASTEVrieskaste -Werkend of nie.Tel. 072 493 9332

.

.CHESTFREEZERS & FRIDGES,dbl beds, tv's URGENTLY WANTED!(021) 911 3366 /083 377 7223

.

COENIE'S APPLIANCE AND

ELECTRICALFor fast, efficient, quality personal

serviceCall Coenie at 072 365 3622

.ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS

Registered and QualifiedPower Failure, Rewiring, Stove

Connections. Issue C.O.C.Patrick 0828368051/0796444087

.

ELECTRICIANMichael 021 939 2543/

082 479 6083

.Fridges & Deep Freezers wanted

Working or notWILL PAY CASH!Tel: 072 592 2507

.FRIDGES WANTEDWorking fridges wanted & cash offer.Tel. 071 710 9299

.

BUZZ TECHELECTRICAL

Fault finding-renovationsNew installations

Maintenance and COC'sCall outs 24/7

% Damon 073 148 3079.

FRIDGES WANTEDDEAD OR ALIVEWE COLLECT &CASH OFFER

Call 071 710 9299.

J.M.MURRAYElectrical Services

Since 2009Installation Electricianfor certification.

Tel. John 076 073 7150

.

ELECTRONIC &DIGITAL SERVICES

1815.

ON-SITE PC REPAIRSUpgrades, ADSL set-up

Virus removal. Free QuotesWERNER at 083 788 0876

or 021 982 4951www.imonet.co.za

.

GARDEN &IRRIGATION

1825.

AAA BOOMSLOPING ENSNOEIWERK. ALLE AREAS% HANNES 072 411 4820

.

AAATREE FELLINGPruning&Fellingof Trees&Palms.STUMPREMOVAL

% Deneys Steyn:083 769 9286

Charl Steyn 071 347 0717.

ACE TREEFELLINGFelling of trees & palms,pruning, stump removal,

general clean-ups,free quotes

Selwyn 0832676181021 903 2022

.

ADDO MASTERFELL

TREEFELLERSAfsaag en snoei

van bome en palmsHannes 082 082 3116

.

AFSAAG VAN BOMEWegry van tuinvullisDavid 072 676 9651021 975 5084

.AM LANDSCAPING

Trellises, plants, pots, pavers, waterfeatures, stone, bark & roll-on lawn.

New & up-grading of irrigationsystems. I beat any written quote.

Anton 082 729 3811.

BENNO - TUINETuinuitleg, algeheleskoonmaak, afsaag vanbome, snoeiwerk.

*PERSOONLIKE TOESIG*Tel: 021 903 1272Tel: 082 775 0977

.

BLUESCAPEWellpoints & irrigation.

Call: 072 293 8270

.Boomsloop,snoei verwyder021 930 1258 / 074 789 2176

.

Cycads for CashCall Chris 082 868 [email protected]

.

DIE ROMMELMANTuinvullis verwydering.Tel 083 458 3416/

988-0374.

KOMPOS TE KOOPR20 per streepsak. Min. 30 sakkevir aflewering. Ook bakkievragte(1,75m2) beskikbaar vir R600.Skakel 083 650 [email protected]

.

TREE FELLING/PRUNINGClean-ups, irrigation, wellpoints.

Phone Kevin:021 982 5111 or 081 481 7653

.

GLASS/WINDOWS

1827.

ALUMINIUM windows, doors,b.bars, gates & glass repairs.Call: 073 429 7856

.

HOME IMPROVEMENTSINTERIOR

1835.

ALL BUILD IN CUPBOARDSKitchens, Bedrooms,

TV units + Office furniture(Private/Builders/Developers)

35YRS EXP WITH REF'SJohn 083 7347050 / 021 9192085

E-2:[email protected]

.

.

Built-in CupboardsVir beste prys, kwaliteit, inalle areas. Tel:Brian by

0219495001/0828546051

.

BUILT-IN-CUPBOARDSKitchens / Kombuise

Bedrooms / Slaapkamers3D Designs / 3D OntwerpeSteven 084 945 1100

.

LAMINATEDFLOORINGBLINDSWe beat anyRealistic Quote

% GLENTON 072 409 5224.

Low Summer Ratesfor Tiling, Waterproofing,

Ceilings, Brickwork,Paving, Plumbing,

Plastering, Skimming &General work.Contact Vickie0786005206 forQuotes and Refs.

.

PLAYSAFEGARAGEDOORS

& automation. 0765230306

.

HOME IMPROVEMENTSEXTERIOR

1836.

UNIVERSAL PAVINGGratis kwotasie vir alle

areas.Skakel 021 945 4455073 263 1191

(Mnr Boonzaaier)

.

MISCELLANEOUS

1845.

A BEST TILERAll tiling wall and floor,

from R30/m2

Call Desmond021 988 3295/072 566 1281

.

AANDAG: ALLE STAALWERKEStaalheinings, Vibracrete Mure,Moter en Veiligheids hekke,Diefwering, Trappe enMotorafdakke.

Skakel: Essential SteelPierre 079 858 1063 /

021 917 1900

.AHA Burglar Bars,Gates&Vibr

Tel: 021 933 1647083 542 1097 of 021 909 1807

.

ALL TILINGDo work myself, Mike

076 9364153 / 0219307015

.

Boerseun Nutsman. Doen alles.% Petrus 073 265 6558

.BOU AFDAKKE, dekke,dak skoonspuit, verf.Martin 063 697 6190

.

HANDYMAN083 231 4308

.

CARPORTSWood or steel structures

FREE QUOTES% David 083 291 1941

.

DC STEELWORKSSliding gates, palisade fencing,safety gates, burglar bars, etc.David 079 913 0618

.

Burglar Bars Gates,Fencing&Balustrade.Call Alex @ ABBG for a

free quote.T:082 496 8760www.abbg.co.za

.DIE LAAGSTEPRYSE VIR

* DIEFWERING* SPAANSE SKERMS* VEILIGHEIDSHEKKE* TRALIEWERK, ENS."BYVOORBEELD"

%083 302 5559021 948 9479 k.u.

TERTIUS MACFARLANEGRATIS KWOTASIES

.

FIRST CHOICE TILINGTiling from R70 /sqm,Plumbing, bricklaying,Skimming, laminatedflooring, painting,

plastering and wallpaperhanging.

Call 074 484 0288.

H.A.T ONDERHOUDSDIENSTE076 675 9511

Algemene Verfwerk, WaterdigtingDakke skoonspuit, dakke verf, hangvan deure, installeer vloerlyste

.KWALITEITSTAALWERKE

vir diefwering, Spaanse diefwering,hekke, rolhekke,

omheinings, balustrades, afdakke,outomatisering van hekke.Skakel KOBUS DE JONGH021 988 6547/ 083 962 8437

.

.

L&HMaintenanceVir alle verfwerk, hout

werk, dakskoonspuit, daklekke, lê van houtvloere,teëls, opsit van droëmuurkonstruksies & knottypi-neplafonne.Gratis kwota-sie % Louis 0721251288

.

MIKES HANDISERVEYour all round''make nice''Handiman

Call Mike 083 459 9748021 949 1285

.

PAINTING

1872

.

A1 VERF. Beste pryse084 508 0382

.ABRIE VERF/PAINT021 981 6805 / 083 328 3628

.ALLE VERFWERK.Billik met toesig

Frikkie 076 973 9100

.MD PAINTERS - Paintingof houses exterior/interior.Painting & cleaning, roofs,

waterproofingContact Mike 073 525 6442

.

PAVING

1873

.ALL PAVING. Excel ref.Ph 393 2090 or 076 124 4713

.

MR PAVINGAlle plaveisel vanaf

R145 per m2. Alls ing.Tel. 072 132 5573


STORAGE 4 UBRACKENFELL (naby Cape Gate)

Vanaf R530 pm BTW ing021 982 7426

X1RCJ5A1-AL040516

.

PLUMBERS

1855.

911 PLUMBING EXPERTPhone George 021 534 6278 /

083 659 3326.

PLUMBING24/7 SERVICETel: 021 948 3070Tel: 081 016 7023

.PLUMBING076 675 9511

.

.

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.24/7 PLUMBING

SERVICE & MAINTENANCE% Quinton 084 564 2451

.

RUBBLE

REMOVAL

1860.

1.3-ton bakkie A2ZTransport anything. % 083 783 9458

.BOU-/TUIN-/MOTORHUIS-rommel. Tel 079 025 9221

.BOUROMMEL VERWYDERINGMELINDA 021 930 5411

.Call Martin 084 907 5513RUBBLE REMOVAL

Garden Refuse, RenovationRubble, Garage junk,treefelling

.KIA BAKKIE for removals of rubbleand furniture. Call 071 830 8389

.ROMMEL VERWYDERING

1 Ton bakkie% PD De Wet 076 025 6734

.

RUBBLE8-ton truck

CALL 082 845 9998

.

Rubble Trouble076 302 2468

.

SWIMMING POOLS

1867.

BAKGAT POOLSNew Pools, RenovationsRepairs, Pool Nets &Covers, Pool HeatingCall: 082 826 5455

[email protected]

.

DJ POOLSSWEMBAD DIENSTE

*Pompe *Filters *LekkeTel: DJ 072 589 2802

.

POOLBLUBeste Pryse en Diens% 083 610 1211

.PRICE POOLS

For all your pool equipment andservicing needs.

Jaco Visser 082 336 9984

.

TRANSPORT &STORAGE

1870.

1.3 Ton Bakkie met Drywer inBellville area - 0799954815

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A2B Afford-A-MoveOns verkoop "ook" boksePierre 083 255 6148

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AA ENGELBRECHTMEUBELVERVOER

[email protected]: 083 231 2964

.

MINI VERVOEREnige tyd beskikbaar Gratis kwotasie

Eienaar bestuur selfAnthonie 082 611 5631/021 930 4565

.

.

AMAZING MOVESBillike prys vir meubel

vervoer.% 021 931 0328083 723 0263

.MEUBELVERVOERmet persoonlike toesig.021 945 1376 / 083 303 8684

.

Nolen's TransportHome&Office Removals

Enclosed TruckTel: 021 903 3013

.

REYNECKE'SREMOVALS

No move too small.Storage & packaging

available.Tel./fax: 021 591 0375

083 227 4245083 233 1784

.

.We transport and courier your shop

goods, furniture and pets onWest Coast from R250 per load.Ph/whatsapp 071 593 3548

.

BUSINESS

.

BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES

2415

.EARN EXTRA INCOME sellingAvon products. SMS/Whatsappname & area to 084 470 9888

.

EARN EXTRA MONEYBy Selling AvonSMS Name/AreaTel: 074 602 7373

.

EKSTRA GELD!Benodig 50 Avon AgenteOntvang gratis geskenk.Tel. 082 933 3986

.

GELEENTHEID VIR LEEFTYD!Ekstra inkomste - Geen VerkopeMaak verskil in gemeenskap

SMS Naam/Area 084 887 0772

.

SERVICES

2420

.ALL ACCOUNTING, tax,payroll & all Reg.021 930 5310

.

HOLIDAY &TRAVEL

.

ACCOMMODATION

2635

.GORDONS Bay S/catering holidayaccom. 6-10 sleeperfrom R1000p/n 079 522 4309

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Local wins international surfing pro

Tanika Hoffman from Hout Bay on her way to clinching the women’s title at the Cape Town Proat Big Bay on Sunday. PHOTO: WSL / VAN GYSEN

Hout Bay local Tanika Hoffman andJoaquin Del Castillo from Peruclinched the women’s andmen’s titles

respectively in the inauguralCapeTownPropresented by Quiksilver at Big Bay, on Sun-day.The first World Surf League (WSL) Quali-

fying Series QS1 000 rated events held inCape Town for six years for men and since1992 for women, the Cape Town Pro present-ed competitors with the opportunity to earnpoints on both the QS and WSL Africa re-gional rankings, along with prize purses ofR30 000 for men and R20 000 for women.Hoffman emerged triumphant in the see-

saw women’s final in which she and FayeZoetmulder (Port Elizabeth) both deliveredscores in the excellent range, taking the leadwith an 8.83 that left Zoetmulder needing an8.60 for victory.“To be a winner in my home town is just

great! I haven’t won an event in so long andto win a WSL event and earn some pointshere is really an honour and so exciting,”said Hoffman. “It was a very well surfed fi-nal. Faye had a couple of really good waveswhile I played the patience game. Then Ifound a great little runner that let me do acouple of turns and gave me an eight, andFaye didn’t find another good wave.”Zoetmulder, who – like Hoffman – has

competed extensively on theQS circuit over-seas, was proud of the standard of women’ssurfing at an event in home surf.“It was a really good finalwith Tanika.We

threw some good scores down. The waveswere pretty tricky and it was challenging sofor both be getting scores in the excellentrange was really good,” said Zoetmulder. “Iused to surf the QS overseas and to have twoevents at home now and not have to travelis amazing. The girls are all competing, weare getting more entries and I’m stoked forthe all the sponsors to be getting involved.”

Hoffman pocketed R8 000 and 1000 pointsfor her victory with Zoetmulder collectingR4000 and 750 points. Nikita Robb (East Lon-don) andTarrynChudleigh (Kommetjie) fin-ishedequal thirdafter losing toHoffmanandZoetmulder in their respective semi-finalencounters.Del Castillo led the high scoring final

against Dylan Lightfoot (Jeffrey’s Bay) fromthe outset, weaving his way through thetricky one-metre high tide waves and finish-ing his rides with flair on the sand. The 20-year-old from Punta Hermosa, just south ofLima, posted rides of 7.33 and an excellent8.67 which Lightfoot could not match, de-spite earning a pair of sevens.“I’m so happy! I’ve come a long way from

Peru on my own and I really focused on thiscompetition. This win is for my family, formy country and for Punta Hermosa whereI live,” said an ecstatic Del Castillo, whowaschaired from the edge of the water to the po-dium by a pair of local surfers in a heart-warming display of sportsmanship.“Thanks Cape Town, thanks South Africa;I’m really, really happy. Thank you.”The victory earned Castillo R12 000 and

1000 points that will see him jump nearly 100positions up the QS rankings from his rank-ing of 167th coming into the event.Lightfoot, ranked 96th before the Cape

Town Pro, was satisfied with his runner-upfinish and the 750 points that will see himrise nearly 40 places on the leader board, butwas frustrated at coming so close to a firstQS win.“I was just out of rhythm with the waves

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NEW RECORD: YOUNG NIPPER BRAVES ICY WATERS

Swimmer makes waves

Enya showed true grit as she endured the icy ocean water during her record attempt.

STEHAN SCHOEMAN

At the tender age of twelve Enyavan Niekerk etched her name inhistory onThursday 7April as the

youngest female swimmer ever to swimfromRobben Island to Blouberg Strand.What makes this

feat even more re-markable is the factthat she braved the icycold water without awetsuit.Enya’s attempt is

recognised by CapeLong Distance SwimAssociation (CLDSA).The Table View Pri-

mary School learnercompleted the 7.5kmdistance in a time ofthree hours and 14minutes.“I trained five

months for this swim-ming in the oceanwith the water beingbetween 13 and 15 de-grees,” she says.“Somedayswere tougher thanothers,

but in the end itwas allworth it. Besidesthe cold water, I also had to dodge hun-dreds of jellyfish which required focus

to navigate it safely to the end.“BrendanHiscockwho swamwithme

encouraged me and helped a lot. Thefirst half was pretty easy, but soon afterthat the tide turned against us and ittook a lot of mental toughness to com-plete the distance. I kept imagining I

was in a hot tub,”laughed Enya.Her father, Leon,

took her to Big Bayevery day for her tocomplete her 2kmswim. The goal was todo 10km every week.“I am a very proud

dad. Enya showed tre-mendous courage anda fighting spirit forfive months. In theend all the sacrificeswere worth it. It wassomething she want-ed to do and now shecan tick the box,” saidLeon.Enya is a member

of the Nippers BigBay Lifesaving Club. “I enjoy spendingtime in the sea and I will definitely dothe swim again in the future; let’s justhope the sea will be calm and make ita little bit easier,” chuckled Enya.

Enya van Niekerk

ADRIAN PHEIFFER

Saturday’s Killarney combination of thesecond round of the nationalMoPar 3-HourAfrican Endurance Series and the third legof the Power Series sponsored byWingfieldMotors and radio partnerKFMRadio, is go-ing to offer spectators almost 10 hours ofmagnificent motorsport.Andwith events for cars andmotorcycles

and entries that include an exciting selec-tion of exotic machinery, there should besomething for everyone.TheMutluBatteriesClassicCars provide

an excellent example. Because in additionto former champion Keith Andrews in anAlfa GTA, Dave Kopke’s magic Mazda R100and Richard Quixley’s Datsun 240Z, theLangebaan Mouton brothers have entereda 6.3-litre Chev de Ville V8 for Erik and aseldom seen Studebaker Silver Hawk with5.8 litres of Chev V8 power, for Jacques.Interesting cars in the Crossley & Webb

Sports and GT events include former title-holder Peter Little whose rotary enginedLotus 7 is said to be the quickest 7 inAfrica,while Mike Beachy Head will be at thewheel of a Porsche 917 replica.However they are hardly likely to bother

drivers like the meteoric Dawie Joubert(Lotus Exige), or Francis Carruthers (JunoSS3), at the head of the field.The bigV8Masters promises to be a close

onewithmultiple former championMarcelAngel and Fabio Tafani, the winner of themost recent round, both having to comefrom behind after missing an earlier event,British driver Stephen Young may be hardpressed to retain his championship lead.His task is not going to be made any eas-

ier by the presence of hard driving formerdouble South African rally champion EnzoKuun, who is duemake hismain circuit de-but on Saturday.

TheMidas Clubman shootout promises tobe another close one as Danie van Niekerk(BMW 325), takes on Alex Johnson (AudiQuattro), Clint Rennard (VW Golf) andstock car ace Jesse Huggett (VW Jetta).Other races on the Power Series pro-

gramme are going to feature Kent HomesFine Cars, the Bold Marine GTi Challengeand Formula Libre single seaters.The 3-Hour field is then due to be sent

away at 17:30 with a finish under lights inthe dark.This event has drawn a star studded entry

from all corners of the country.

Rally champ takes to circuit

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