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Michael Rogers of the Big Bay Surf Club and(TVRA) chairperson Mandy Da Matta collectsamples for testing. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

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VVarious roleplayers in Table View aregearing up to have independent testsdone on the water quality of Big Bay.

This follows a sewage spill at the well-loved beach a week ago which sent tempersflaring as angry residents questioned theCity of CapeTown (“Brown flag status”,Tyg-erBurger 15 June).According to the Mayco member for utili-

ty services, Ernest Sonnenberg, a polyvinylchloride bend on the rising sewerage mainfrom the Big Bay sewage pump station to theMelkbos Wastewater Treatment Worksburst on Thursday 9 June.He toldTygerBurger theBigBaypumpsta-

tion had to be switched off, with the pumpstation serviced with vacuum tankers untilthe rising main could be repaired.In addition, he said spills occurred for

short periods and the manhole at the SurfClub is the lowest point and the sewage start-ed overflowing at this point when the sumpreached a very high level.With the second spill in just six months,

residents and surfers say they are not sittingback and will test the sea and soil them-selves. On Saturday, representatives of theBigBaySurf Schoolmetwith theTableViewRatepayers’ Association (TVRA) chairper-son, Mandy DaMatta. Together they collect-ed water and soil samples to take for testing.

This includes a test of E-coli levels.Michael Rogers of the surf school says he

has been surfing at Big Bay for 30 years nowand these spills make for an unpleasant ex-perience. While an information sign re-mains erected indicating the water is con-taminated, Rogers says the beach is nolonger his “happy place”.“I have been surfing here for 30 years now

and while surfers always go where thewaves are, Big Bay is home. It used to be myhappy place but with all of this I don’tknow.”RichardMyburgh, co-owner of the school,

says since the spill they have not held class-es andwon’t until they get a clear indicationthe water is safe. He says the spills have ahuge impact on surfers who are tired of hav-ing their safety compromised.“The main concern for us is the safety of

our families, communities and students. Weare alsoworried about the state of the beach,the disarray and the lack of maintenanceover the years. It is a fact that the beach hasdeteriorated over the years and its not onlyBigBay, but all theway fromDolphinBeach.I have been surfing here since the 1970s andhave seen all the changes and we are all con-cerned about the future.”He says they are now waiting for assur-

ance from the City that the water is safe butthey are interested to see the results of theindependent tests.

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Da Matta says the soil and water sampleswill be taken to an independent laboratoryto ascertain the damage on the environ-ment. She showed TygerBurger a dead ratfound on the boardwalk coupled with piecesof toilet paper found near the manholeswhich appear to have faeces on them.

“The spills are a big concern and we willnot sit back and wait for tests. We are hav-ing the soil and water tested for ourselvesbecause at this stage we do not know whatto believe. We were told the area had beensanitised and it has been raining, yet wefind toilet paper with what appears to befaeces. There are many questions abouthow the development at Big Bay is addingto the problem and we will be investigatingall of the above,” she says.V Would you make use of Big Bay beach followingtwo sewage spills? Send your letter to [email protected].

Here marked bags of soil are seen at Big Bay Beach. These have been collected to test theE-coli levels following a sewage spill. FOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

Community club Siemens Toastmastersinvites the public to learn public speakingat their next meeting on Thursday 23 Junefrom 18:00 to 20:00 at Siemens House inTygerberg office park in Uys Krige Drive.Tickets cost R25. Booking is essential.V Contact Eric on 082 855 8092 or send an emailto [email protected].


The restoration of the historic woodenbridge in Milnerton is set to see theentire bridge dismantled and rebuilt

in the years to come.A public participation meeting on the

proposed restoration works was held atMilnerton library last week where heri-tage experts and engineers on behalf ofthe City of Cape Town discussed variousaspects of the project.

In the first presentation by Mike Scurrof RennieScurrAdendorff Architects, heexplained the bridge, built in 1901 by theFortress Company of Royal Engineersduring the South African War for militaryaccess to the island, had deteriorated sig-nificantly but remained a vital part of thehistory of Milnerton.

Closed to vehiclesIn the period between 1942 and 1972 var-

ious repair works were undertaken andin 1984 it was closed to vehicles. In 1987it was declared a national monument andonce again closed for repairs in 1990. Fiveyears later the bridge was reopened, andin 2007 it was closed once again due tosafety reasons.

Over the years, the bridge has deterio-

rated further and residents have fre-quently raised concerns about the dilapi-dated state.

In his presentation, Scurr explainedthere were various considerations madeby those involved and after an assessmentthey found that only 15% to 20% of the ex-isting timber used to build the bridge wassalvageable. He said for the project, it wasimportant that the bridge become a livingpart of the living environment and henceit had been proposed that once complete,the bridge become the main pedestrianlink to the island.

Scurr explained the current restorationproposal was to salvage reusable timberand rebuild the bridge with new timber.He says while some may question the au-thenticity or heritage value of the bridgeif new timber is used, the original form,design and materials will be retained. Theproposal also includes the addition of anew lightweight, transparent stainlesssteel mesh fence on either side of thebridge.

In his presentation Mick Latimore,technical director of Bergstan South Afri-ca Consulting and Development Engi-neers, outlined the current damage andstate of the bridge. Latimore used picturesto show attendees the condition of thedeck and the broken balustrades.

Views of underneath the bridge showhow the original timber members were re-inforced with splice members on eachside. Among some of the concerns are tu-beworms or the coral-like growth at thebottom of the bridge and the subsequentdecay of the timber.

Great concern“There is something that is of great con-

cern to us as engineers. At the legs of thepillars at the bottom you can see the tube-worm growth. Each support is made up ofthree members. The central thicker pieceis the original support we refer to as a tim-ber pile from the original construction.On either side is a slightly smaller mem-ber bolted on either side introduced inabout 1994, so that unit has provided theextra strength.

“In places you can see it’s very, very de-cayed and we were concerned about theextent of that decay.”

He also showed examples of how thetimber had split making the bridge un-safe.

Among some of the environmental con-siderations are how work will be carriedout in the lagoon.V For more information call the EnvironmentalPartnership on 021 422 0999 or email [email protected].

Historical bridge rebuilt?

The City of Cape Town has warned Milner-ton residents to be aware of a scammer pos-ing as a City employee after he recentlyscammed a woman out of R5000.

According to a statement a woman hascome forward saying the man, who goes bythe name “Jonathan”, visited her home re-cently and informed her that the City was

in the process of upgrading both water andelectricity metres and that pensioners arebeing prioritised for the upgrades.

The resident parted with more than R5000after receiving a “reference number” andmobile telephone details for the conman’s“colleagues” who would allegedly arrivethe following day to replace the metres.

“The City can assure the public that thesituation described by the resident does notconform with our processes. We haveencouraged her to lay charges with theSouth African Police Service and we will dothe same.”

Residents can verify whether visitors totheir home are in fact employed by the City,

by calling the call centre on 0860 103 089 toconfirm whether work is being carried outin their area. Residents can also inform theofficial they will allow them entry only oncethe call centre has verified their identityand you can ask for a letter of appointmentoutlining the purpose of the project on aCity of Cape Town letterhead, signed by aCity official with both office and cellular tel-ephone numbers on the letterhead.

“Residents should please inform theSouth African Police Service as well as theCity in the event that they are approachedby potential criminals.”V Has this scammer approached you? Email [email protected].

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A police helicopterwas brought in tohelp search forthe suspects.

Thieves who broke into a West Beachhome last week gotmore than they bar-gained for when police and neighbour-

hood watches pounced on them.According to a report from Melkbos-

strand police, there was a house break-in ata home in West Beach on Tuesday 14 Juneat about 12:30.

Police spokesperson Constable Debbie Al-ard says the perpetrators used crowbars togain entry.

“Information was received that a whitePolo vehicle with male occupants had fledthe scene. All exits routes were immediatelycovered and the vehicle was spotted byarmed response officers and Table View po-lice attempted to stop the vehicle. The vehi-cle sped awaywith police and other support-ing institutions giving chase.”

She says Melkbosstrand police blockedthe vehicle as it entered the suburb and ithit a wall. The vehicle then collided into awall causing extensive damage to the walland vehicle. The suspects ran into the near-by residential area and then into the bushes.

“Police radio controller Ernest Schulzeplayed a vital role in the apprehending of thesuspects,” says Alard. “He made sure allmanpower from the neighbouring stationsincludingAtlantis, TableViewandPhiladel-phia were utilised during the pursuit. A po-lice helicopter was deployed immediatelyfor the extensive search in the area. Schulzemade sure officers received all relevant in-formation for the safety of the officers on theground.”

Two men aged 26 and 33 were caught bypolice and in the back of the vehicle officersfound a flat screen television which had

been stolen in West Beach.“They also found a crowbar and tyre lever

which were used in the burglary. The twosuspects have been detained on charges ofpossession of possible stolen property, pos-session of house break-in implements andreckless or negligent driving.”Alard further says the vehicle used had

false plates put over the original ones.Melkbosstrand station commander, Cap-

tain Ronita Van Der Toorn, commended ev-eryone who took part in the search. She fur-ther encouraged the community to keep onassisting the police in ridding their neigh-bourhoods of criminal elements.

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Keeping their community clean

A Table View Neighbourhood Watch (TVNW) patroller searches thick vegetation in the dark forthe litter left behind by vagrants. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL


It is cold, it is dark and the rain is startingto fall on a typical Thursday night.Residents across Blouberg are tucking

their children into bed, wrapping them-selves in blankets and enjoying their favour-ite book or favourite television show beforegetting some rest.In Sandown Road, however, 30 people are

zipping up their jackets, sharing gloves andworking out a plan. As TygerBurger ap-proaches, patroller Jamie Agenbag chirps:“Hello darling! Thanks for coming out. Weare ready to go clean.”And so the long coldnight begins as patrol-

lers set out on their monthly night cleaningof sector 1. The sector, which includes vari-ous suburbs along the coastline, faces manyproblemswith illegal squatters and themessthey believe behind.Unwanted goods such as blankets, leftover

food and broken appliances are sourcedfrom wheelie bins which are often left outover night. The problem formany communi-ty workers such as these neighbourhoodwatch patrollers is the mess left behind ingreen belts, cycle paths and public parks.Leading the clean-up is Table ViewNeigh-

bourhood Watch (TVNW) Sector 1 generalmanager Wayde Greig. He explains theclean-ups are conducted once a month tohelp maintain the area.He says patrollers have identified 14 hot-

spots which include the cycle paths alongthe R27.“In recent weeks there have been a lot of

complaints from cyclists and runners who

cannot use the paths because they are over-grown. In addition squatters have set upshelter in the vegetation and there is a bigproblem with dumping, so we are goingthere to clean it up.”TVNW spokesperson Lee McBride ex-

plains the list of 14 hotspots tackled by pa-trollers on the night are where vagrants andpossibly even residents are dumping rub-bish.

“Areas such as the parks and the cyclepath are areas that our ward councillorshould be managing.”She says most of the time patrollers and

TVNW members along with the help ofstreet committees report these sites to coun-cil in the form of logging C3s.“Our organised clean-ups such as this one,

used to take place aswe see the areas becom-ing overrun. The patrollers would acquire

trailers personally and from Lennie’s toclean up our hood. More recently, such asthe initiative done this past Thursday, wewere sponsored two skips fromSkipGo to as-sistwith this cleanup.Wearehoping tohavea drive like thismore regularly, howeverwedo feel that a lot of this responsibility is notfor the neighbourhoodwatch but for councilto maintain.”McBride explains apart from taking pride

in the area in which they live in, these nestscreate serious problems for the ecology aswaterways and storm water drains becomeblocked, causing stagnating water, whichposes health risks, as well as the cost to havethese canals cleared impacts the ward andtaxpayers.“Pollution of plastics and otherman-made

substances find their way into our diversewild and marine life and cause immeasura-ble damage. The overgrown vegetation onthe cycle paths create a potential risk for cy-clists, joggers and commuters who use thesepaths, and the overgrownpathsmake it easyfor criminals tohide in and spring a surpriseon an unwary traveller. The low lying bran-ches also make it difficult for cyclists to en-joy their ride along these paths.”McBride says there are many ways resi-

dents canhelp but the first thing they shoulddo is to avoid putting their refuse bins outovernight.Most of the rubbish in these areas are

transferred by bin diggers who go throughthe bins looking for items of use. “The sec-ond thing is to try and recycle as much ofyour rubbish as possible, and lastly the pub-lic can get involved by reporting these areasof concerns to the City of Cape Town.”

Do you know of an elderly person who ismaking a profound difference in the com-munity? Then why not nominate them fora Community Champions Elders Award.Theymay be feeding the hungry children

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to honour these elderly gems who, despitetheir age, are still going out of their way tomake a difference in the lives of others andcontinue to service their community.Elderly citizens from anywhere in the

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Drugs, prostitution and the degrada-tion of public spaces are commoncomplaints at public meetings but ac-

cording toMaycomember for safety and se-curity, JP Smith, it’s time to make neigh-bourhood watches “sexy” and boost com-munity participation.Speaking at a publicmeeting inBrooklyn

hosted by the Maitland Community Polic-ing Forum (CPF) last week, Smith explainswith grand plans to boost neighbourhoodwatches in coming years, residents neededto play their part and get involved.Responding to questions about drug hot-

spots in Brooklyn, Smith says while opera-tions by Metro Police are underway in Mil-nerton,many of these are in response to tip-offs.He says areas such as Brooklyn are con-

sidered dead zones due to the lack of com-plaints lodged with the City. Residentsraised concerns about a property situatednear a school where they say occupantshave been selling drugs for almost 16 yearsand questioned what they needed to do toget the property shut down. In response,Smith explained Brooklyn was a suburbthat generated few tip-offs forMetro Police.“This is a problem for us. In areas where

we have good informant networks, we aregetting good stats. The ops happen, but in-frequently it is information driven, sowhen we get good information, we get goodarrests. There are places where we get tip-offs thick and fast and if you plot it on amapyou can see where the dead zones are.”Smith saysMetro Police are happy to pay

for tip-offs and offer an amount of R1000which they are hoping to increase in the fu-ture.“We are happy to pay for info at R1000 a

tip-off. Most decent people don’t want mon-

ey but sadly some of the guys with the bestinfo do. We are hoping to increase thatamount soon.”Complaints can be lodged on 021 480 7700

or emailed to [email protected] says once the information is re-

ceived, the property or location is surveyedbeforeMetroPolice seekawarrant from thecourts.The raidsare conducted jointlywithpolice.He says they have about 2 800 drug relat-

ed arrests each year with a 67% convictionrate.Inhispresentation, Smithexplainedwith

the rapid increase in neighbourhoodwatchmembers across Cape Town, their annualpolice plan will seek to bolster neighbour-hood watch resources by providing equip-ment and training to assist crimefighters.

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The next time you are on a MyCiTi busor in a public space and you hear awhistle, don’t ignore it as a child may

need your help.A new initiative by the Table View

Schools Forum and the City of Cape Town’stransport department has seen nearly12 000whistles being distributed to schools.Pastor Brad Espin of the forum explains

in recent months there have been manyconcerns about criminals targeting chil-dren at MyCiTi bus stops across TableView.The forum in consultation with various

child organisations sought a solution tohelp raise awareness and a mechanism tohelp alert adults when a child needs help.He says in addition there were reports

about amanbehaving inappropriatelywithchildren onMyCiTi buses. He says themanwas removed by a MyCiTi official but theyhope the whistles will help children raisethe alarm should this happen again.“The project is aimed at making our chil-

dren safer. The forum represents manyschools and is a platform for schools tocome together, discuss issues and find solu-tions for the children in our community.We believe thewhistle project will go a longway to raise awareness,” says Espin.

SafetyLast week the forum met with Mayco

member for transport, Brett Herron, for thehandover.Herron explains the forum approached

the City with concerns they have over thesafety of their learners who make use ofpublic transport.In response to these concerns, Herron

handed over 11 800 whistles.The number on the back of the whistle

(0800 65 64 63) is that of the Transport Infor-mation Centre. The TIC is not an emergen-cy centre, but a call centre which commut-ers and residents can contact for all trans-

port related queries – for queries about allscheduled public transport services in thecity.“The forum represents a significant por-

tion of our daily passengers and the factthat some passengers may not feel entirelysafe on their way to and from MyCiTi busstops or stations has resulted in the whistleproject.“The idea behind the project is to ‘make

a noise’ when you feel unsafe. This will at-tract attention from those passing by andmay deter the potential perpetrator. Thecontact number on the back of the whistleis a reminder of who to contact when youplan your journey or for updates on publictransport services.”

Brilliant initiativeHe says while the City is not planning to

roll out this project to othermodes of trans-port at this stage, the whistles can be usednear/on any mode of public transport.Herron also handed out about 5000 whis-

tles to young commuters at the MyCiTi sta-tion in Atlantis last week.“We are very aware of the challenges that

commuters inAtlantis face in terms of safe-ty and safe access to the MyCiTi bus ser-vice. Apart from being useful to make anoise and to attract attention during anemergency, the whistles also have the con-tact details of the TIC printed on the back.”He further says all activity that is in con-

traventionwith the rules of theMyCiTi ser-vice must be reported to the bus driver orthe nearest bus station personnel as soonas possible.“The bus driver is compelled to report

such an incident to Transport for CapeTown and the stationmanagement contrac-tor who will require the witness/complain-ant to provide the necessary information.”Table View Ratepayers’ Association

(TVRA) chairperson Mandy Da Matta saysthis is a brilliant initiative and says anawareness campaign is needed tomake res-idents and commuters aware of the dangersfacing children.

Children to blow thewhistle on danger

Almost 12 000 whistles were handed over to the Table View School Forum last week. PHOTO:MONIQUE DUVAL


The Blaauwberg Subcouncil has given anapplication by the Phoenix Liquor Storeto extend their trading hours the thumbsdown.In recentweeks, the application by store

owner William Futeran has been em-broiled in accusations, allegations and le-gal threats between the owner and resi-dents (“Liquor battles loom”, 8 June).Over the lastmonth, the application has

been doing the rounds between variouscommunity organisations and Milnertonpolice who were asked to comment beforethe application was considered.The drama unfolded when the chairper-

sons of twoorganisationswere asked to re-tract their objections or be sued forR10 million.The store and the adjacent pub are both

owned by Futeran and the pub has beena sore point for many years now as resi-dents have continually raised their frus-tration with Milnerton Police.According to the application lodged

with the City, Futeran has applied to ex-tend trading hours from 18:00 to 20:00 from

Mondays to Saturdays and from 11:00 to18:00 on Sundays.According to the report tabled at the

subcouncil meeting last week, five com-munity organisations lodged objectionsagainst the granting of additional tradinghours but Futeran only threatened to suetwo individuals, namelyPhoenixRatepay-ers’ Association chairperson Ursula Mar-shall and Tygerhof NeighbourhoodWatchchairperson Mike Lippert.The report also includes comment by

ward councillor JoyMcCarthywhowritesthat she does not support the applicationas it is located in a densely packed residen-tial area and many complaints have beenreceived regarding drunk patrons, exces-sive noise, underage drinking, removal ofalcohol from the premises and failure tocomply with existing licence conditions.Speaking at the meeting, she said: “I do

not support the extended trading hours.The store is close to residential properties,across the road from a crèche and close toamosque. It contravenes a lot of the liquorbylaw conditions.”Councillors voted against the applica-

tion and the store was not granted addi-tional trading hours.

Thumbs down forextra tipple time


NORTHLINK COLLEGE RECENTLY AWARDED THEIR TOP STUDENTS AT THE ANNUAL AWARD CEREMONY.Front (from left to right) Denjoy Lotz, Mr Leon Beech (CEO of Northlink College), Whitney Brown, Maxine Cupido

Back (from left to right) Jamie Lee Hickley, Danielle Du Plooy, Emma Rossouw, Charisna GroenewaldX1RHUNG9-AL220616

V The V&A Waterfront will be hosting win-ter holiday activities until Monday 18 Julywhere little ones will be able to enjoy a rep-tile garden (R50), a pumptrack (free), an In-novation Station (R20) and the LogosHope: The World’s Largest Floating BookFair (R5). Visit www.waterfront.co.za foropening times, dates and more information.

V The Stellenbosch Arts Association willopen a new exhibition titled All things Wiseand Wonderful at the Oude Libertas Galleryon Wednesday 29 June from 18:00 withguest speaker Muller Ballot. The exhibitionwill run until Wednesday 20 July. Call021 809 7463 or email [email protected] to RSVP for the opening or visitoudelibertas.co.za for more.

V The Art of Bonsai, a free talk on Bonsaigardening, will be presented by Rhonel leRoux, who turned her hobby into a passion,at Stodels Bellville from 10:00 on Thursday30 June. Rhonel will repeat the talk at Sto-dels Milnerton at 13:00. Entry is free butseats are limited. For a full list of events andgardening tips visit www.stodels.com.

V Huis Zonnekus will be hosting a WinterDance at the Milnerton Community Hall onFriday 1 July from 19:00. Tickets cost R150and include a three-course meal. Guests areinvited to bring their own drinks. Email [email protected] or call Lelani Ver-maak on 021 552 2074/5 to book.

V Die Moorreesburg-Funduro word op Sa-terdag 16 Julie ten bate van Hoërskool DirkieUys aangebied. Tydens dié motorfietspret-wedren sal motorfiets- en kwadfietsryers ’nveldryroete van ongeveer 30 km kan aan-pak. Vir die kleinspan sal daar ook ’n kinder-baan wees. Toegangsgeld is R180 vir deelne-mers of R80 vir kinders en sluit verversingsin. Registrasie begin om 07:30, met ’n in-struksiesessie vanaf 09:30 voor die wedrenom 10:00 begin. Kontak Jaco Wessels by082 556 3108 of [email protected] meer inligting.

V So Happy’s White Wonderland experi-ence will take place at The Bank on Satur-day 30 July in aid of The Smile Foundationwhere guests can look forward to theatricalperformers combined with music providedby SA’s top DJ’s. There will also be mysteryprizes, games and activations. Tickets areavailable from sohappy.nutickets.co.za.

V The Tank Art Gallery will host a photo-graphic exhibition by Riehan Bakkes titledPhi until Monday 1 August. Visit www.stel-lenbosch-hills.co.za for more.

V Reach for a Dream will host their annualSlipper Day on Friday 5 August. Slipper Daystickers are available at any Pick n Pay orWimpy at R10, giving wearers the freedomto wear their slippers to school or work. Visitthe Slipper Day Facebook page for more.

V Grande Provence will celebrate Women’sDay with a Cape Fynbos Tea ceremony onTuesday 9 August from 11:00 to 13:00. Tick-ets cost R650. Email [email protected] or call 021 876 8600 for bookingsor more information.

V The Body Worlds Vital exhibition will beon show at the V&A Waterfront’s Water-shed from Tuesday 9 August to Sunday23 October. Visitors to the exhibition are in-vited to explore human anatomy, physiologyand health through around 180 authenticwhole-body plastinates, individual organsand transparent body slices. Visitwww.bodyworldsvital.co.za for more orwww.webtickets.co.za to book tickets.

V Nedbank se Kaapse wynmakersgilde-veiling sal op Donderdag 18 Augustus van18:00 tot 21:00 by die Kaapstad Internasio-nale Konferensiesentrum (KIKS) plaasvind.Hier sal wynliefhebbers die kans kry omskaars, uitsonderlike wyne te proe. Kaart-jies, wat by www.webtickets.co.za beskik-baar is, kos R250 en sluit ’n Spiegelau-wyn-glas in. Besoek www.capewinemakers-guild.com vir meer inligting.

V The Winelands Chocolate Festival takesplace at Blaauwklippen Wine Estate in Stel-lenbosch for the second time on Saturday20 and Sunday 21 August where chocolatelovers will be able to taste and purchase ar-tisanal confectionary. Tickets: Quicket.co.za. Visit winelandschocolatefestival.co.za.

What’s up | Wat’s Waar

The Sunflower Fund is launching abrand new campaign on Friday 16 Sep-tember, called SunflowerDay. This is therefresh version of Bandana Day that hadpreviously taken place during October.According to Janine le Roux, spokes-

person of the Sunflower Fund, it was acase of out with the old an in with thenew.“The fund has revitalised the bandana

with the introduction of theTube ofHopeTope, which can be purchased from allPick n Pay stores from August to the endof October. The Tope (R20 for a small orR25 for a large one) canbewornas ahead-band, mask, scarf, cap or armband and

is available in six eye catching colours,”says Le Roux.The Tope offers a practical functionali-

ty for the entire family and gives thewearer the opportunity to show theirsupport for this cause. Residents areurged to celebrate Sunflower Day “ashope really does beginwith you”, addsLeRoux.The Sunflower Fund educates, creates

awareness and raises funds to pay the in-itial test cost for donors to register on theSouth African Bone Marrow Registry(SABMR).V Visit www.sunflowerfund.org.za or call toll-free0800 12 10 82.

Hope begins with you, urges Sunflower Fund

‘No excuse not to study’AVRIL FILLIES

Youth Day is a reminder that the fu-ture is in the hands of the youth, andeducation is the key.

Khwezi Jackson (19), a student fromBell-ville and a former learner fromStellenbergHigh School, says students complainingthat they can’t afford a tertiary education,have no excuse not to study.“It is our responsibility to determine

what kind of future we make for our-selves,” he says. “My mom, Chumisa, is asingle parent with four children, and shealso could not afford to send me to univer-sity or technikon. She opted to send me totheCapeTownTertiarySchool inBusinessAdministration (TSiBA) inPinelands aftermatric in 2014,” says Jackson.He is a Bachelor in Business Adminis-

tration student and he would like to en-courage those who can’t afford to study ata tertiary institution to opt for TSiBA.“TSiBA shows us that education is more

than just studying; that there is a wholeworld out there.AtTSiBAstudents are giv-en a second chance to catch up and learnbasic academic skillswhich theymayhavemissed in high school. TSiBA is differentin that they provide great support to helpall students to do well in their studies.Their ‘Pay it Forward’ philosophy empow-ers me to give back to the community, butI also get to do amazing things, gain expo-sure to new networks, ideas and overseasuniversity programmes,” he says.TSiBA offers four business entrepre-

neurship and leadership qualifications fo-cusing on self-development and practicalexperience, in thisway effecting real socio-economic change for the future.“My advice to learners is to know what

you want to do and research your optionsas well as the scholarship opportunitiesout there.Therearemanygreat tertiary in-stitutions out there, but Iwould highly rec-ommend if you are motivated, self-drivenand have a good attitude, you should applyto TSiBA. It’smore than just a scholarship;more than just an education. It’s a way of

life. The reality is a degree doesn’t guaran-tee a job anymore, but I am confident thatTSiBA’s programme and accredited de-gree will develop me to be the employeethat every employer is looking for,” headds.Jackson was born in Mount Frere in the

Eastern Cape and attended the ExcelsiorPrimary School and Stellenberg High. Hewas a member of the Students Representa-tive Counsel in 2015 and was selected to bea youth leader for a youth group called theRUSH (Rocking the Universe SpirituallyHigh).“In 2015 I was accepted at TSiBA and

completed my Higher Certificate in Busi-ness Administration. I was fifth on themerit list and started my Bachelors thisyear. I have served in the executive boardsof Enactus as well as the TSiBA chessteam,” he says.Adri Marais, TSiBA CEO and co-

founder, explains that “TSiBA’s uniquecurriculum integrates knowledge, skillsand attitude through our ‘Profile of Gradu-

ateness’whichhas been carefully designedto match the needs of employers and thecompetencies needed to be a successful en-trepreneur”.“The evidence is there in that 96%ofTSi-

BA degree graduates are employed, study-ing at postgraduate level or become entre-preneurs,” he says.Kwanele Magwaca of Student Recruit-

ment at TSiBA, encourages learners andpotential scholarship applicants to “bemore organised, plan ahead and send in ap-plications early”. “We are looking foryoung people who have potential, an inter-est in business andwhowant tomake a dif-ference in their communities, to apply toTSiBA.”V To grab this opportunity and change your life visitTSiBA Cape Town’s Campus Open Day on Saturday30 July 2016 between 10:00 to 13:00. You will getto experience the campus and learn about thisbusiness school directly from students and staff.V For more information contact Kwanela Magwacaon 021 532 2750 or email [email protected] orvisit www.tsiba.org.za.

Khwezi Jackson and his mom, Chumisa.

Thandulwazi Tshisa (4) and Phumeza Mpeqeka fromKhayelitsha wearing the Tope.


V Crime meet The Table View CommunityPolicing Forum Sector 3 meeting will be heldat Kingsgate Church at 19:00. Kevin Joneswill do a talk on “What to do during a crimescene”. All residents are welcome.

V Talk Shirley Zinn, author of Swimming Up-stream, will be talking about her amazinglife story at the Milnerton Library auditori-um on Friday 24 June at 13:00. Everyone isinvited to attend this free event.

V West Coast Writers’ Circle will meet atthe Milnerton Library on Saturday 25 Juneat 09:15. Meetings are in English and all arewelcome. Take along a pen, paper and R10for tea. SMS 072 250 9500 or visitwww.westcoastwriterssa.weebly.com formore information.

V Garage sale Home of Hope will host a ga-rage sale at their premises in FairbridgeRoad, Flamingo Vlei, on Saturday 25 Junefrom 09:30 to 14:00. There are great dealson household goods, collectibles, toys andclothing. All funds go towards the home.Call 021 556 3573 or email [email protected].

V Watch meeting The Summer GreensNeighbourhood Watch will host a publicmeeting on Tuesday 28 June from 19:00 to21:00 to inform residents about the crimeconcerns. The meeting is open to all and willbe held at the Summer Greens CommunityHall.

V Market A craft market and bumper booksale will be held at Milnerton Library in Pie-naar Road on Saturday 2 July from 09:30 to12:00. Refreshments will also be on sale. CallPam on 021 444 0817 or Judy on072 431 4788 for more information.

V Book sale The friends of Table View Li-brary will host their next book sale at thelibrary on Saturday 2 July from 09:00 to12:00. They are requesting donations ofgood quality books, as well as children’sbooks, magazines, CDs and DVDs. They alsoneed any spare wool for a new project. CallYvonne Botha on 021 554 5159 for more in-formation.

V Jewish seniors West Coast Cape JewishSeniors meet in the Club House at NortonSquare, Short Street, Table View, on thefirst and the third Thursday of the monthat 11:30 and on the second and the fourthThursday of the month at 10:30. There arevarious speakers at the meeting, activitiesfor members to enjoy and they also go onoutings. For more details call social workerMelanie van Emmenes on 074 405 5186 oremail on [email protected].

V Send your community notices to [email protected].

Diary | Dagboek

Die gehalte van inskrywings vir die eenma-lige 30-musiekkompetisie van die HugoLambrechts-musieksentrum het hul stout-ste verwagtings oortref, sê Leonore Ehlers,hoof van dié musieksentrum in Parow.Die eindrondes van die junior en senior

afdelingwas onlangs deur uitmuntende op-tredes deur die finaliste gekenmerk.“Ons is werklik opgewonde oor die resul-

tate wat bereik is met hierdie ekstra ge-leentheid om onderling op nasionale vlakmee te ding, wat vir ons land se opkomendeklassieke kunstenaars geskep is.”Die deelnemers gedurende die Vrydag-

aand was almal jong instrumentiste wathulself al deeglik in plaaslike en nasionalemusiekkompetisies laat geld het.Maar dit gebeur nie elke dag dat ’n ma-

rimbaspeler as algehelewenner in ’n nasio-nale kompetisie vir klassieke musiek uitdie stryd tree nie.En as dit dan ook nog op sy tuisveld ge-

beur, kan die groot opgewondenheid en toe-juiging tydens die prysuitdeling begrypword.Die wenner van die goue medalje in die

senior afdeling van die HL30-kompetisie isEmilio February van Pinelands, wat diemarimba eers laat fluister het en toe uit-bundig laat baljaar het met Hendrik Hof-meyr se Concerto perMarimba eOrchestraD’Archi.

Gehalte van optredesoortref verwagtings

10 TYGERBURGER Table View Woensdag, 22 Junie 2016HOOFARTIKELBLAD

Gansplesier: Baba-gansies dryf Maandagmiddag rustig op Sonstraaldam se grys winter-weerkaatsing.FOTO: CARINA ROUX

LEWENSKIEKIE

’n Ope briefaan onsBokafrigterBeste Allister

Dalk is dit die Franse wyn en diesmaaklike Europese cuisine wat veroor-saak dat jou “ingevoerde” Springbokke sobietjie oorgewig en lusteloos op diespeelveld lyk.

Of dalk is die aanpassing van dieswaar, nat velde in Europa na die harde,vinnige velde van Suid-Afrika te moeilikom in ’n kort tydjie te maak.

Maar iets veroorsaak dat die Vermeu-lens en Louws van die lewe net ’nskaduwee van hulself was in die eerstetwee toetse teen die Iere. So bietjieloodvoetig en lomp, nè?

Om daardie rede wil ek jou aanraai ommaar te hou by die Suid-Afrikaners wathul brood op eie bodem verdien.

En plaaslike spelers, Allister, wat ophuidige spelpeil hul plek in die spanverdien.

Ons praat nie hier van die regtekleursamestelling van die span nie. Ons

praat ook nie hiervan ervaring nie.

My beroep op jouis juis om tevergeet van erva-ring en prestasiesuit die verreverlede. Frik duPreez en NaasBotha gaan byvoor-beeld nie nou dieoplossing wees nie.

Ook nie Victor ofJean nie.

Kies die ouenswat vanjaaruitgeblink het in

die superrugby-kompetisie. Manne soosRuan Combrinck, Warren Whiteley enJaco Kriel. Kyk net watter reuse-verskilRuan en Warren al klaar gemaak het.

Daar’s ander spelers ook. Maar ek wilnou nie té voorskriftelik klink nie, wantjy sal dalk sê dis maklik om van diekantlyn af raad te gee.

En dit is seker, maar tog wil ek mybeskeie mening uitspreek en jou vra omjou spanne met die oog op die toekoms tekies. Oor vier jaar wil jy ’n ervare spanna die Wêreldbekertoernooi neem, nie ’nouetehuis (soos jy weet wie) nie.

Gee hierdie opkomende sterre diegeleentheid om ervaring op te doen – alverloor jy aanvanklik ’n paar toetse en alsê die ondersteuners en media ook wat.

Maar teen die volgende Wêreldbeker-toernooi gaan jy die laaste lag. Want dangaan jy ’n span vol jong, hardebaardesaamvat, wat die stampe en stote vantoetsrugby ken en onder die knie het.

Dis die enigste manier om te roll,Allister! Trust me on this one!

Jou vriend Valie (skuilnaam wordgebruik weens vrees vir viktimisasie).

WAT DIE HART VAN VOL IS

SMSV Gooi jou geldjie in die bussie met dieslotjie vir liefdadigheid. Het ervaar die“los” geld langsaan verdwyn. - Marina, Pa-row

V In sake: “Studentehuisvestiging”, TB,15Junie. ’n Jan S. Marais-blyplek! So, hierkom die grootste dwelmbordeel in dienoordelike voorstede sedert die ontstaanvan Parksig Villas. - Jacbas van der Burgh,Bellair, Bellville

V Sal graag van Stad Kaapstad wil weetof my elektrisiteitslesing vir die eerstevier maande werklik gelees is. Volgens mynuwe rekening is dit geskat. Die rede:geen toegang tot perseel. Die meter sitoop en bloot waar dit die vorige viermaande gelees is. - Inwoner, Erf 5275

V Ek wil net ’n pluimpie gee vir MariskaNortje van die DStv-agentskap Roytro-nics in Brackenfell. Sy gee werklik die ek-stra tree vir haar kliënte. - Susan Kriek

) SMS’e kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord“Tyger”, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.

[email protected]|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Bellville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woordenie, sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

It is indeed encouraging andcomforting that Eskom istraining its personnel suitablyto operate its nuclear powerstation, before it blows up andtakes all of Cape Town with it(“Scarce nuclear skills har-nessed”, TB Table View, 15June). However, what Eskomalso needs to tell us – andprove to the public – is that ithas the necessary plan and themoney in reserve to clean upthe mess that is left behindonce a nuclear power station isdecommissioned. This part ofthe equation nobody talksabout – all one hears is thatnuclear power is cheap, but thefact that the costs associatedwith the clean-up after decom-missioning run into billions, isswept under the carpet.

Germany is currentlydecommissioning all of itsnuclear power stations, and ithas been found that the cost ofmaking it safe for ‘‘otheroccupation’’, is currentlysomething in the region ofR80 billion per station!

It could be argued thatanother such power stationnear St Francis/Oyster Bay isnot such a bad location, as itcan be shut off from publicaccess after decommissioningfor decades, but the samecannot be said about Koeberg.This one is being surroundedmore and more by residentialsuburbs, ignorant of theassociated dangers of nuclearradiation, which can easilyhappen ‘‘by accident’’ and bywhich time it’s too late. Toeven consider building anotherone nearby, or anywherewithin 50km of Cape Town’sboundary, is just plain stupidand irresponsible. Any newnuclear power station shouldbe built, if at all, as far fromhuman habitation as possible –something we are certainly notshort of in this country.

It’s high time we stop beingstarry-eyed about nuclearpower. It might be cheap, butit certainly is anything but

Ignorance overnuclear tech

My TV licence was due end ofFebruary which I paid inJanuary. Although I have paidit, I keep on receiving numer-ous SMSes demanding payment.

Despite my responding to theSABC via email and themacknowledging my payment, Istill receive the SMSes.

I put it down to poor admin-istrative skills! I have beenreceiving these SMSes for thepast four months – it’s a joke!They need to train their people.

MRS SOLOMONEmail

Paid, but still gettingflood of SMSes

Re. “Centre of controversy”,TB, 15 June, refers. This isvery sad news and one thatseems to be about sensitivepublic relations and communi-cations with the City authori-ties and the press and anapparent aborting of theventure.

The entire system andresolution of accommodationand care for the homeless is infact public responsibility aswell as a private one.

Other areas and suburbshave similar institutionalcare facilities and bothdisability and state pensionssubscribe to these provi-sions.

Our local ward councillorshave personally also involvedthemselves in taking care of thehomeless, especially in thewinter conditions currentlyexperienced, and with mixedresults as evidenced by landinvasions and the ignoring ofalternative shelters beingprovided.

Some suburbs however haveresolved the issue with familiesof the homeless being compelledto shelter their homelessrelatives and with professionalsocial and health servicesassisting them.

Perhaps this issue should belooked at in a more holisticway, taking into accountmethods that are used bySpecial Ratable Area Commit-tees of Cape Town and theirengaged professional socialworkers to help keep thehomeless people off the streets,ensure proper care and nutri-tion, provide alternative

Controversy moreabout sensitive PR?

It’s mind boggling to findpeople still falling for scams. Itdoesn’t matter how lonely youare – you must be at leastvigilant enough to see throughthe scam. This year I “won”R950 000 from Omo, R500 000from Toyota and R750 000 fromRica competitions, but I am stillas poor as a church mouse.

Knowing it was just anotherscam, I called. I was told tosend R120 airtime and call a MrSmith to claim. Upon callingMr Smith, who sounded like aforeigner from one of the northAfrican countries, I was told tobring R1000 to town to claim“my money”. When I asked if itwould be wise for me to ask thepolice to accompany me, thephone went dead.

ALFRED FOFODunoon

Still as poor as everafter ‘winnings’

Those who simplythink about helpingothers, don’t needhelp themselves –they need the rudestof wake-up calls.– André Bakkes,Parow

Congrats to theTygerBurger team onanother well de-served award.– Louisa Steyl,Entertainment

Drie straatmenseverander ’n vrou selewe in haar agt jaarby MES. – AvrilFillies, Bellville

Ons wil vanjaarbejaardes vereerwat ’n verskil maakin hul gemeenskap.Laat weet ons vanhulle. – MaritaMeyer, redakteur

For a journalist, thetruth should be theonly agenda. So ifyour agenda is notaimed at the truth,then sorry, we havedifferent agendas.– Monique Duval,Table View

Mfuleni police warnthe public not totake the law intotheir own handsbased on rumours ofa child kidnappingsyndicate. – RichardRoberts, Kuils River

Invest in the youthtoday – our futuredepends on it.– Desireé Rorke,Brackenfell

pathways and behaviourpatterns that eliminate the needfor street and anti socialactivities.

Charitable societies shouldalso be viewed in this way andtheir substantial contribution toresolving this cause.

Nothing labels a society morethan the presence of thehomeless.

STANLEY BOLNIKEmail

V Die bostaande menings isdié van die betrokke joernalis,en reflekteer nie noodwendigdie opinie(s) van die Tyger-Burger-handelsnaam nie.

Oor vier jaarwil jy ’n ervare

span na dieWêreldbeker

toernooineem, nie ’n

ouetehuis nie.

Kan jy ditoorvertel?

cheap to build, if properly done,and far from cheap to clean upthe site after use, never mindall the safe waste disposal costsover the years. A big shroudhangs over much of the issuesassociated with nuclear power,and the public is being keptignorant on purpose.

PETER SMULIKRugby


Drunk drivers – beware!After an absence of five years,

the Dräger breathalyser will beback on our roads as of Monday 1August.The Department of Transport

and Public Works in the WesternCapehas beengiven the green lightto reintroduce so-called Evidentia-ry Breath Alcohol Testing (EBAT),commonly referred to as “the Drä-ger”, after the National Prosecut-ing Authority (NPA) confirmedthat the reintroduction can takeplace and is to be piloted in theWestern Cape.EBAT uses amachine which can

read the amount of alcohol onsomeone’s breath. It is called “evi-dentiary” as the reading can beproduced as evidence to prosecutedrunk drivers.“This machine, the people who

operate it, and the location it oper-ates in,must all pass avery specificand demanding set of tests in orderto be used to prosecute suspects,”says Donald Grant, provincialtransport and public works minis-terThe reintroduction of EBAT is

the culmination of years of dedicat-ed work by the Department ofTransport and Public Works andSafely Home, following the State vHendricks judgement in 2011,which sawtheDrägerbreathalyserbeing withdrawn from use.“In the case, the judge found that

there were problems in some of theways in which the Dräger devicewas used, leading to the acquittal

of the accused who had beenchargedwith drivingwith a breathalcohol level higher than the legallimit (of 0.05g per 100ml),” saysGrant.More importantly, however, is

that the judge also found thatbreathalysers are a reliable meansof testing for alcohol in a suspect,and that they should be used as atool to “eradicate the scourge ofdrunkdriving for thebetterment ofsociety”.“Using the judgement as a guid-

ing tool, the Department of Trans-port and Public Works then creat-ed a task team towork through andcorrect all of the problems whichthe court had identified,” saysGrant.The task team included experts

fromtheNPA, theNationalDepart-ment of Transport, the South Afri-can Bureau of Standards, theWest-ern Cape Provincial Traffic Servi-ces and the Gene Louw TrafficCollege in Brackenfell“The task teamhas completed its

work and is ready for the full roll-out of EBAT across the province.We are confident that the reintro-duction of EBAT will add anotherweapon in our arsenal to rid ourroads of dangerous drunk drivers.“I am confident that the reintro-

duction of EBAT will see offendersreceive swift justice, therebydeter-ring others from engaging in suchlife-threatening behaviour, and re-fraining from getting behind thewheel of a car after consuming al-cohol.”

Dreaded Drägergets green light

DESIRÉE RORKE@dezzierorke

What somecalled a “shock-tactic” advertisementcampaign, improved the

overall seatbelt compliance inCape Town by an astonishing27%.The northern suburbs meas-

ured the highest compliance ratewith 72%of all vehicle occupantswearing a seatbelt.Snap surveyswere done before

the launch of the campaign inMarch and again on Tuesday 3May, six weeks into the cam-paign.In the northern suburbs the

surveys took place on the cornerof Voortrekker and De La RayRoads in Bellville, during twotime slots in peak-time morningand afternoon traffic, with 303vehicles observed.

Seatbelt usage increasesAccording to the results that

were released by theDepartmentof Transport and Public Workslast week, 72% of all the vehicleoccupants were wearing seat-belts in the second survey, com-pared to the 51% compliance rateof the pre-campaign survey.In the CBD post-campaign

compliance was measured at66% – 10% higher, in Mitchell’s

Plain 42% – 16% higher, and inKhayelitsha it remained 30%.The “FirstKiss” campaignwas

released inMarch this year, witha hard-hitting television com-mercial at the core of it. The com-mercial, whichwas the subject ofheated public debate levelled atits graphic portrayal, shows theconsequences of not buckling up.Donald Grant, minister of

transport and public works inthe Western Cape, was elatedwith these results, saying the re-sult of the campaign’s impactwas successful.“International best practice

and in-depth research into localaudience perceptions drove thedevelopment and production ofthe ad, with an impact assess-ment component built into theproject. The assessment of thecampaign’s impact has proventhat the scientific, evidence driv-en methodologies employed tocreate ‘First Kiss’ reallyworked,” he says.According to Grant these im-

provements were driven mainlyby behaviour change in Belville,the CBD and Mitchell’s Plain,with less impact recorded inKhayelitsha, despite a concen-tration of outdoor advertisingsupporting the commercial inthe area.“This aspect of the campaign

has been extremely influential inhow we design the research intoour next TV advertising cam-paign, which is centred on our#BoozeFreeRoads theme for No-vember, December and January.It is alsodriving thedevelopmentof a new activation of ‘First Kiss’for September’s #AlwaysBuckle-Up theme,” he says.

Much more data to be analysed“We will also be analysing fa-

talities and injury data as thesebecome available to track thisimpact. So far the data is ex-tremely promising, as passengerfatality numbers from May 2016(20) were 30% below passengerfatalities numbers for both May2014 and May 2015 (both 26), al-though the department cautionsagainst drawing conclusions re-garding this aspect of the cam-paign impact.“Much more data will need to

be accumulated and analysed,”he concludes.While TV and cinema airings

have now wrapped up, “FirstKiss” continues online, with on-going billboard support.The ad, released onTV, cinema

and online, can be viewed here:https://youtu.be/JhUN9Gv0M9Y .V Email your views to [email protected]

‘First Kiss’ leads tomore buckling up


PRE-QUALIFICATION NOTICEFOR EMERGING SUBCONTRACTORS

Pre-qualification applications are hereby invited from experienced Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises(SMME) located in the Western Cape as sub-contractors for C1046 - The extension of the 3'rd Lane onTrunk Road 9/1 (Route N1) from West of Durban Road Interchange to the start of the National Road RouteN1/1 beyond Old Oak Interchange. The proposed Work Packages involves the Construction of Gabions,Concrete Drainage Structures, Side Drains, Kerbing, Guardrails and Landscaping. An active CIDB contractorgrading designation of 3CE to 5CE and BB-BEE grading between of 1 to 4 black ownership is a requirementfor the sub-contract work.

A compulsory information briefing meeting will take place on the 5th July 2016 at 10:00am. ProspectiveApplicants shall meet the Project Management Team at the Martin & East Site Camp, Jan Burger SportsComplex, De Grendel Road, Parow, North.

Submissions from applicants arriving late to this meeting shall be deemed to be non-responsive.

Pre-qualification application documents will only be made available at the information briefing meeting.

Applicants must be represented at the information briefing meeting by a representative who must be theApplicant himself or an authorised person in the direct employ of the Applicant.

The Pre-qualification and supporting documents shall be sealed in an envelope or package clearly marked"Pre-qualification - C1046 - The Extension of the 3'rd Lane on Trunk Road 9/1 (Route N1) from West ofDurban Road Interchange to the start of National Road N1/1 beyond Old Oak Interchange and shall bedelivered by hand to the Martin & East Site Camp Office.

Telephonic, telegraphic, telex, facsimile, e-mailed or electronic applications will not be accepted.

In all cases, the Pre-qualification Application Document shall reach the stipulated address not laterthan 11:00am on the 12th July 2016.

No late entries will be accepted.

Queries relating to issues arising from this document may be addressed to:

Jared Smith

082 601 3650

[email protected]

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Application for special votes during the up-coming local elections opened on Friday 10June and closes on Friday 8 July.“It is important to apply early for this vot-

ing right, should you not be able to vote onelection day on Wednesday 3 August,” saysward councillor Marian Nieuwoudt.There are essentially two types of special

votes – firstly Type 1, were a voter goes totheir local voting district to cast their voteon Monday 1 or Tuesday 2 August, and sec-ondly where the voter receives a home visitfrom the Independent Electoral Commis-sion (IEC) in order to cast their vote.“A Type 1 special vote can be applied for

by any registered voter who for whateverreason – be it travel, business, orwork –willnot be able to vote on Wednesday 3 August.They will be able to apply for a special voteand if successful, will be able to cast theirvote at the polling station at which they areregistered tovote, on the special votingdaysprior to the election,” she explains.Applications for this type of special vote

can be done in three ways: an SMS to 32249,an online submission at www.elections.org.za, or a submission of form MEC35 atthe IEC office in Bellville or elsewhere.

“A Type 2 special vote is only for the sickand housebound. In this instance, a voterwould apply for an IEC official to visit themat their home on special voting days be-cause they are not mobile and or too sickto vote on election day. People requiring ahome visit must reside and be visited in thevoting district in which they are registeredto vote,” she says.Application for a home visitmust be done

using the MEC35 form either in hard copyand submitted to the IEC office, or using theonline form.“If your application for a special vote is

successful, you will vote in the followingmanner: Your thumbnail ismarkedwith in-delible ink, while your ID book is stamped.You will receive the relevant ballot papersto bemarked in secret andplacedand sealedin an unmarked envelope. The unmarkedenvelope is placed in another envelope thatis marked with your name, ID number andvoting district number.“The use of two envelopes is to ensure the

secrecy of your ballot. The outer envelopeis discarded before counting,” says Nieuw-oudt.IEC officials will place your envelope in

a secure ballot box for special votes andyour name is marked off the voters’ roll toindicate that you have cast a special vote.

Apply now to castyour special vote

The City of Cape Town is preparing to trackdown and prosecute callers who abuse its107PublicEmergencyCommunicationCen-tre number.Of the 532 682 calls answered by emergen-

cy operators in 2015, 102 217 or 20% wereprank calls. A look at themonthly statisticsreveals an average of just over 8 500 prankcalls a month, with spikes experienced inJanuary, April and August.‘‘The calls range from emergency hoaxes

to the vilest verbal abuse, but also,moredis-turbingly, calls of a very perverse nature.It is unacceptable that our operators whoare there to do a very serious job have toendure this type of abuse with no recourseexcept to cut the call. It is also very unfairand potentially life-threatening to peoplewith real emergencies who cannot getthrough or who are kept waiting becausepranksters are clogging the lines,’’ says theCity’s Maycoral member for safety and se-curity, JP Smith.While children are routinely blamed for

prank calls, experience has shown that anumber of adults also abuse the system, of-

ten for sexually explicit calls. Calls to the107 line are free from a Telkom landline aswell as via the 112 number used by cellpho-ne networks. While some prank calls aremade from privately owned landlines, ma-ny use public telephones at shops and inother public spaces.‘‘Our system allows us to pick up exactly

where the call is coming from, but it’s trickywhen the perpetrator is using a public telep-hone. However, many abusive calls comefrom landlines and cellphones. I have in-structed the City’s Special InvestigationsUnit to extract information on the top 10 ha-bitual offenders and lay charges in terms ofnational legislation that makes such prankand hoax calls to an emergency call centrean offence. A few well-publicised convicti-ons will serve as a good deterrent if we canget them,’’ added Smith.Potential charges would be determined

by the nature of the call and whether it isan abusive prankster or people reporting fa-ke emergencies but could include crimeninjuria, intimidation and attempting to de-feat the administration of justice.

Prank callers targeted


About the Koeberg Public Safety Information Forum

All residents, interested parties and organisations are cordially

invited to attend the Koeberg Public Safety Information

Forum (PSIF).

The details for the Forum are as follows:

Agenda items

• Koeberg quarterly feedback

• Introduction of the PSIF Deputy Chairperson – NNR

• Koeberg Radiological Release Risk Plan – City of Cape Town

• Koeberg’s Coastal Waters Discharge Permit Application

• Eskom Koeberg Spent Fuel Strategy

Date : 30 June 2016

Venue: Koeberg Power Station Visitors Centre

Time : 19:00

Koeberg Nuclear Power Station

R27 Off West Coast Road Melkbosstrand

www.eskom.co.za

Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd Reg No 2002/015527/30

Public Safety Information Forum

Should you be attending the PSIF, please note that positiveproof of identification will be required in order to access thevenue. Please show your valid passport, South African driver’slicence, or South African identity (ID) document/card whenrequested to do so. Please note that all visitors will be subject tocompulsory alcohol testing. Should you require more information,contact Bernice Rodrigues at tel. +27 21 550 5227 or via [email protected] or Lewis Phidza, Koeberg StakeholderManagement Manager, at tel. +27 21 550 5758 or via [email protected].

Section 26(4) of the NNR Act

What is the Public SafetyInformation Forum (PSIF)?

Which topics are discussed?

Who should attend?

How do I register?

When are the PSIFmeetings held?

Who to talk to

statesthat “The holder of a nuclearinstallation license must establish apublic safety information forum asprescribed in order to inform thepersons living in the municipal area inrespect of which an emergency planhas been established on nuclearsafety and radiation safety matters.”

The PSIF is a meeting which takesplace four times a year. It is used as aplatform for residents within themunicipal boundary of KoebergNuclear Power Station to enquireabout and receive nuclear-relatedinformation from the facility.

The forum will address any topic thatthe members feel could impact theirhealth, environment, and safety from anuclear emergency preparednesspoint of view.

All persons living within the municipalarea around Koeberg, all affected andinterested organisations or parties,and any other persons concernedabout their health and safety from anuclear and radiation safety point ofview are welcome to attend the forum.Persons wishing to attend arerequested to register as a member.

Kindly e-mail your details, i.e. fullname, contact number, organisation (ifapplicable), or whether you are aresident, to [email protected] contact

Dates for the meetings are published inthe annual Koeberg Emergency PlanCalendar, which residents around thestation would have received in January2016.

For more information, contact LewisPhidza, the Koeberg StakeholderM a n a g e m e n t M a n a g e r , a ttel. +27 21 550 5758 or send an emailt o P h i d z a N L @ e s k o m . c o . z a .Alternatively call Bernice Rodrigues attel. +27 21 550 5227 or [email protected]. Should younot have received a KoebergEmergency Calendar and are aresident in the 16km radius of thestation (Urgent Protective ActionZone), please contact the KoebergStakeholder Management Departmentat tel. +27 21 550 5227.

tel +27 21 550 5263, orfax +27 86 577 8873.

The remaining PSIF meetingdates for this year are: Thursday,30 June 2016 ; Wednesday,29 September 2016; and Thursday,1 December 2016.

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ESMÉ ERASMUS@erasmusesme

“Apanther never blushes.”If this phrase makes youthink of mushrooms,

then you have probably gonemushroom foraging at Delheimwine estate.Armedwith gumboots andwarm

jackets, the knowledge shared byGaryGoldman, amushroom fundi,and a good shot of glühwein, agroup of about 40 people set off to

the misty pine forest on Delheimon Youth Day last week to look forwild mushrooms.Everybody was hoping to find

baskets full of porcini (Boletus ed-ulis) – according to chefs the RollsRoyce ofmushrooms, selling at pri-ces from R380 per kilogram.It seemed far more difficult out

in the field than Gary made itsound back in the historic cellarwhere he made his presentation.Gary explained that due to theheavy rain the mushrooms die off

rather quickly and be-come mushy, and theircolours wash out, whichmakes identificationmore difficult.“There are over

100 000 types of mush-rooms, of which 100 arepoisonous and only 10are deadly. Of thesedeadly ones, four can befound in South Africa. Itis therefore best to learnat least what these fourlook like,”Garywarned.What colour a mush-

roombruises is often thesecret to identifying it,like the poisonous pan-ther (Amanita pantheri-na) that looks exactlylike the blusher (Amani-ta rubescens) – the lat-ter is delicious, but thepanther kills.While they both have

a skirt and white gill,the blusher becomesreddish in colour whenbruised, while the pan-

ther does not change its colour– hence the phrase “a panther nev-er blushes.”Some mushrooms, like the Cape

russula (Russula capensis), onecan only eat when they are youngand fresh, because the older onescan be attacked by another fungus.Another, like the shaggy ink cap(Coprinus comatus) must not beeaten when they start to darken atthe bottom. The common ink capcannot be consumed within threedays before and after drinking al-cohol. Others like the Turkey Tailcan assist in treating breast can-cer, while others lower cholesterolor help for other ailments.Then there are chicken of the

woods (Laetiporus sulphureus),which tastes exactly like chicken,and the shrimp russula (Russulaxerampelina), which smells justlike shrimp, the dye ball or dogturd fungus, which grows only un-derneath Eucalyptus trees.On the top of the list of poisonous

ones is the death cap (Amanitaphalloides) which can easily beidentified by its volva (“sack”) atthe root. They are highly poison-ous and break down the human or-gans such as the liver and kidneys.It causes 95% of deaths due tomushrooms.Identify mushrooms correctly is

not for beginners, and so it seems,neither is cooking them.Whencookingmushrooms,Gary

advises, one must remember thatthey consist of 98% water andtherefore it is best to use high heatto cook them, otherwise it becomeswatery.

That they absorb water and be-comes mushy is also the reasonwhy you should never wash mush-rooms, but just brush orwipe themoff before use, he says.Mushroom foraging at Delheim

was started six years ago by NoraSperling-Thiel, who grewup on thefarm and as a child learned theskill from her mother when theywent foraging for mushrooms atcertain times of the year.“It only struck me many years

later that it was such a privilegeand special experience that weshould share it with others,” shesays.To help people identify mush-

rooms correctly, they can post pho-tographs of the mushrooms onhttps://vmus.adu.org.za.One needs a permit to forage

mushrooms in forests such as inthe Newlands forest, usually onlyobtainable from the end ofMay un-til the end of July.V Free permits are issued by the NewlandsForest Sanparks conservation office.Phone Chamell Pluim on 021 689 7438 or076 730 2816 with enquiries.V Tickets for mushroom foraging areavailable from Computicket. For more in-formation about mushroom foraging,contact Gary Goldman on 073 936 2378or by email to [email protected].

Mushroom foraging a delicate art

The mushroom fundi Gary Goldman here explains to the group how toidentify certain types of mushrooms. On the far left (in purple) is NoraSperling-Thiel on the lookout for more gems.

Elna and Franz Holm from Durbanville show offtheir collection of pine-ring mushrooms (Lactari-us deliciosus), which are most popular in theWestern Cape. If it is cut, the hollow stem turnsinto a “pineapple ring”. Franz used to join hisgrandmother as a child in mushroom foraging inSasolburg. PHOTO’S: ESMÉ ERASMUS


OFFICIAL NOTICE • OFFICIAL NOTICE • OFFICIAL NOTICEwww.ayandambanga.co.za127749TBTV

OFFICIAL NOTICERECEIPT OF AN APPLICATION FOR A

BOOKMAKER PREMISES LICENCEIn terms of the provisions of Section 32(2) of the Western CapeGambling and Racing Act, 1996 (Act 4 of 1996), as amended, the

Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board hereby gives notice that thefollowing application for a bookmaker premises licence, as provided for

in Sections 27(kA) and 55(A) of the Act, has been received.

Applicant for a new Advance InternetTechnologies (Pty) Ltdbookmaker premises t/a BetXchange Western Capelicence: – A South African registered company

Registration number: 2011/128781/07

Address of proposed Shop 10, 13 Parklands Main Road,bookmaker premises: Village on Main Centre, Parklands 7441

Erf number: 25928

Section 33 of theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Act, 1996 (hereinafter “theAct”) requires theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Board (hereinafter “theBoard”) to ask the public to submit comments and/or objections to gamblinglicence applications that are filed with the Board.The conduct of gamblingoperations is regulated in terms of both the Act and the National GamblingAct, 2004.This notice serves to notify members of the public that they maylodge objections and/or comments to the above application on or before

the closing date at the undermentioned address and contacts. Since licensedgambling constitutes a legitimate business operation, moral objections for oragainst gambling will not be considered by the Board.An objection that merelystates that one is opposed to gambling, without much substantiation, will not beviewed with much favour.You are hereby encouraged to read the Act and learnmore about the Board’s powers and the matters pursuant to which objectionsmay be lodged.These are outlined in Sections 28, 30, 31 and 35 of the Act.

Members of the public can obtain a copy of the objection guidelines, which arean explanatory guide through the legal framework governing the lodgement ofobjections and the Board’s adjudication procedures.The objection guidelines areaccessible from the Board’s website at www.wcgrb.co.za and copies can also bemade available on request.The Board will consider all comments and objectionslodged on or before the closing date during the adjudication of the application.

In the case of written objections to an application, the grounds on which suchobjections are founded must be furnished.Where comment in respect of anapplication is furnished, full particulars and facts to substantiate such commentmust be provided.The name, address and telephone number of the personsubmitting the objection or offering the comment must also be provided.

Comments or objections must reach the Board by no later than16:00 on Friday, 8 July 2016.

Objections or comments must be forwarded to the Chief ExecutiveOfficer,Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, P.O. Box 8175,Rogge Bay 8012 or handed to the Chief Executive Officer,Western

Cape Gambling and Racing Board, Seafare House, 68 Orange Street,Gardens, Cape Town or faxed to the Chief Executive Officer on021 422 2602, or emailed to [email protected]

WESTERN CAPEGAMBLING AND RACING BOARD

Die Tygerberg-kunssen-trum se jaarlikse laer-skool-uitstalling is ver-lede Dinsdag geopen ty-dens ’n spoggeleentheid.Laerskole wat ver-teenwoordig was by dieuitstalling, sluit in Pa-row-Noord, Parow-Wes,Parow-Oos, Welgemoed,Edgemead, DeTyger, Se-amount, Kings, ElkanahHouse, Delft-Suid, asooktuisskoolleerders envrywilligers wat by diékunssentrum inDuToit-straat, Parow onderrigontvang.Daar is tans ongeveer300 leerders by die kuns-sentrum ingeskryf, wat leerdersvan Stellenberg, D.F.Malan, Dur-banville, HTS, Brackenfell, Edge-mead, Bosmansdam, J.G. Mei-ring, President, Settlers, De Kui-len, Fairbairn en Tygerberginsluit. Daar is ook talle tuis-skoolleerders wat kuns as vakhier neem. Die spoggeleentheidis bygewoondeur leerders, ouers,skoolhoofde en onderwysers vanoor die Tygerberg-streek heen.Anina Lundi, senior kurriku-lum-beplanner: GET skeppendekunste,was die gasspreker enhetdie belangrikheid van kuns asvoorbereiding vir ’n opwindendeloopbaan benadruk.Dit is reeds internasionaal be-wys dat kuns ’n geweldige posi-tiewe uitwerking kan hê op enige

vakgebied wat kreatiewe pro-bleemoplossing benodig.Die huidige uitstalling bestaanuitwerkewat tydens oggendklas-se gemaak word. Laerskole uitdie omgewingword uitgenooi omdie sentrum te besoek enhul leer-ders aan die kunste bloot te stel.’n Aantal werke van hierdie klas-se word uitgehou om die uitstal-ling saam te stel.Die uitstalling kan daagliks be-sigtig word tussen 09:00 en 16:00en sal tot Augustus die gange vandie sentrum versier tot wanneerdit plek moet maak vir die jaar-likse Tygerbergse eisteddfod-uit-stalling.V Vir meer besonderhede oor die uit-stalling of oor kuns as skoolvak, skakeldie kunssentrum by 021 939 9293.

Laerskool-kuns kan bysentrum besigtig word

Hier (van links) staan Fransonette Swart(kunssentrum-hoof), Anina Lundi (seniorkurrikulumbeplanner: GET skeppende kunste)en Deon Burger (vakadviseur: GET skeppendekunste, Weskus) by die uitstallings.

ANDRÉ BAKKES@andrebakkes

Sy oë het “oopgegaan” toe hy sy sig verloor het.Hy was ’n uitblinker op laerskool, maar net’n skaduwee op hoërskool.

Diémanvandiewestelikekusstreekwas aanhero-ien verslaaf toe hy in ’n ernstige motorfietsongelukbetrokke was.“Ek was altyd siek en vol pyne van die dwelms.Ek moes toe my ouers alles vertel. In Januarie 2011is ek na ’n kliniek vir dwelmbehandeling,” sê dieman.Dit is op tye soos Dwelmbewusmakingsweek – van24 tot 28 Junie – dat hy sy eie en ander se gruwelsto-ries onthou.“Ek het begin branderplankry toe ek 10 was en be-gin sigarette rook op 13. Op 14 het ek en my maatsdagga begin rook. Op hoërskool het ek begin ravesbywoon saam met ouer vriende en kennis gemaakmet ander dwelms soos LSD, buttons, ecstacy, cracken heroïen,” vertel hy.Iemand anders sê: “Die dwelmprobleem het bymyal hoe erger geword en ek het alle dwelms probeer.Op 40 het heroïen amper my lewe gekos toe ek virdood in die hospitaal gelos is.”

Storie agter verslawingDaar is ’n storie agter elke verslawing, besef dieman van die westelike kusstreek.“Toe ek in die vroeë sewentigs in die Kaap komwerk het, het ek nie gedrink nie. Nou, soveel jarelater, kan ek nie eens meer onthou wanneer of hoe-kom ek begin drink het nie of wanneer dit buite be-heer begin raak het nie. Wat ek wel weet, is dat ekeenMaandagoggendweer half dronk en siekwakkergeword het en besef het dat ek nie so kon voortgaannie,” sê ’n ander persoon.“Ek het begin dwelms gebruik as gevolg van klein-tyd-trauma. Ek was baie sensitief, was vas aan Mase rokspante en baie bang vir Pa.“Ek was ses jaar oud toe Ma die huis verlaat heten Pa al sy woede op my uitgehaal het. Pa het mybaie rondgeruk en gepluk. Ek was bang vir alles enmy pa hetmy vir alles blameer. Ek het begin sigaret-te en dagga rook en het baie gedrink,” sê die manvan Namibië.Almal van hulle is óf verwys na ’n rehabilitasie-sentrum óf het self besluit tot hier toe en nie verdernie. Waar hulle eers dwelms misbruik het, hetdwelms hulle nou misbruik. In die sentrum het al-mal die woord “verslawing” beter verstaan.Ver-slaaf-ing.Hulle het slawe geword.Hy gaan voort: “My ouers het gedink ek slaap oorby vriende en het niks geweet van dwelms nie. Onshet nooit daaroor gepraat nie.“My ouers het altyd geld gegee as ek vra en ek hetsoms geld by hulle gesteel en soms goed uit die huisverkoop vir ’n bietjie ekstra geld.

“Toe ek op 17 verslaaf geword het aan heroïen, hetek baie gewig verloor. Op 18 het ek 46 kg geweeg. Myouers het iets begin vermoed, maar ek het gesê ditis van akademiese spanning dat ek nie kan eet nie.“Hullehet gedinkdit is gewoneadolessenteproble-me. Ek dink hulle was te skaam en bang om te dinkdat hul kind dwelms gebruik.”Hy het later vir viermaande opgehou en baie goedgedoen. Hy het ’n motorfiets gekry en het “lang entegery” as hy niks gehad het om te doen nie.

Was verveeldMaar toe een Sondag ...“Ekwas verveeld en sonder om te dink het ekweerheroïen gaan koop en gerook. Tot vandag toe kan ekdit nie verstaan nie, want ek wou regtig nie terug-keer na die ou lewenswyse nie.“Ek was toe in ’n motorfietsongeluk en my gesigwas vermink en ek was blind. Dit was ’n aaklige tydvol pyn en selfverwyt. Ek het geglo God straf my oormy dwelmgebruik. Die versoeking is altyd daar omterug te val in die greep van dwelms,” sê hy.’n Ander een sê: “As ek in die strate in Raven-smead stap en ek ruik die daggawalms, dan sper myniesgatte oepe soes ’n pêd s’n. Dan knyp ek my neustoe en stap weg.“Die lus duur net ’n minuut of twee en dan gaanditweg. Ekdinknet aandie stringnegatiewe gevolgewat wag as ek weer dwelms of alkohol gebruik.”Die man wat in die vroeë sewentigs Kaapstad toegekom het, en “bevryding” in alkohol gevind het,voegby: “Vandag is dit nie virmybelangrik omdaar-die jare te onthou nie. Daar is niks wat ek daaraankan verander nie en ek kan dit nie terugkry nie.Watnou virmy onmeetbaar belangrik is, is dat ek vanog-gend nugter wakker geword het en dat ek hopelikvanaand nugter sal gaan slaap. Ná meer as 16 jaarleef ek nog steeds een dag op ’n slag en ek weet datmynugterheidmet een onbesonne daad vanmyweg-geneem kan word. Ek het nie ‘planne’ om nugter tebly nie, maar slegs hierdie een wete: dat ek nooitweer wil drink nie, dat ek nie hierdie nuwe ‘ek’ weerin drank gaan verdrinknie.Mynugter lewe is te kos-baar om weg te gooi.”Voordat jywegbreek van die dwelmgreep kan aak-lige ervarings jou elke nou en dan nugter laat skrik,soos die man vertel met die pa wat hom mishandelhet: “Ekwas op dwelms enhet by ’n prostituut gekui-er. Tien jaar gelede het ek vir ’n agentskap in See-punt gewerk, wat toe een aand beroof is.“My hande was vasgebind terwyl die rowers tweekollegas se kele afgesnyhet. Ekhet ’n hekuit sy skar-niere gehardloop. Later het ek angsaanvalle beginkry en het probeer om vigs te kry sodat ek kon dood-gaan. Ek het twee jaar op straat gebly.”Maar elkeen van die bogenoemdemense is gereha-biliteer, en kan vir nou met ’n breë bors hul storieuitbasuin. Dieman van diewestelike kusstreek sluitaf: “Hoewel ek julle nie kan sien nie, kan ek praaten hoor en die boodskap van verlossing verkondig.”

Gewese verslaafdespraat oor dwelms

Stodels Nurseries in Bellville received a platinumaward and was not only named the best large gardencentre in the Western Cape, but also in South Africa,at the Garden Centre Association’s (GCA) award cere-mony held in Stellenbosch on Wednesday 8 June.Managing director Nick Stodel says “it felt a bit likebeing at the Oscars” as the various branches of Stodelswalked away with no less than 13 awards.TheBellville branch took tophonours for thebest gar-den care department and the best outdoor plants, whilestaffer Nonkumbuzo (Lucy) Baba received the YoungRetailer of the Year award.This award is for a retailer under the age of 35 whoshows promise and is committed to the industry.“Lucy,whohas beenwithus for sevenyears, has beenpromoted several times due to her initiative, enthusi-

asm, hardwork and going beyondwhat is expected. Shehas helped improve the sales and customer relations inour nursery department and we are thrilled that herdrive, positivity and determination have been recog-nised,” says Nick.Themajority of SouthAfrica’s leading garden centresbelong to the GCA, an organisation that ensures a highlevel of good business practice.Part of the anonymous judging criteria includeschecking that garden centres give customers excellentservice, quality plants and associated products, togeth-er with innovative lifestyle displays, professional ad-vice and information.The Milnerton branch received a Gold Award andwas placed in the top five for best outdoor plants, bestgeneral displays and best garden care area.

Stodels blooms in national awards

The Stodels team with theawards are, from left,Sippe Steenkamp (shopmanager), CJ du Toit (fishand pet manager), StefanBouwer (hard landscapingmanager), Nonkumbuzo Baba(nursery specialist), JustinEmrich (operational manag-er), Luke Daries (lifestylemanager), Keagan Abrahams(support services manager)and CJ Kruger (nurserymanager).


The City of Cape Town’stransport department hasinstalled two card vending

machines – one at the MyCiTistation in Adderley Street andanother at Century City Gate.Apart from conducting their

business at the kiosks, commut-ers at these two locations nowhave the option of using thecard vending machine to buy amyconnect card, or load moneyor Mover Points on their my-connect cards.The card vending machines

(CVMs) were installed lastweekandstartedoperatingas ofSaturday 18 June.Maycomember for transport,

Brett Herron, says these twomachines, or virtual kiosks, arepart of a pilot project duringwhich Transport for CapeTown, the City’s transport au-thority, wants to establish thefunctionality and efficiency ofthe CVMs.“We will roll out a further

eightmachines to otherMyCiTistations and locations acrossthe city once the pilot periodhas expired – pending the out-come of this testing phase andthe progress made.”TheCity chose these two loca-

tions for the pilot project be-cause of the type of communica-tions network infrastructureavailable at the facilities. AtCentury City Gate the CVM us-es 3G connectivity to performtransactions and at AdderleyStreet the CVMmakes use of fi-bre optic. The point of the pilot

project is, among others, to testthe efficiency of the CVMs interms of the communicationsnetwork infrastructure availa-ble.“We anticipate that the CVMs

will become very popular oncecommuters get used to conduct-ing their transactions automat-ically instead ofmanually at thekiosks. One can compare theMyCiTi CVMs to the machinesthat some of us use to pay forparking at the airport. TheCVMs accept cash and bankcards to pay for transactionsand provide change in coins.”Commuters can use the My-

CiTi CVMs for the following:. Upload money or Mover

Points on their myconnectcards,

. Purchase a myconnectcard, or

. Purchase other MyCiTiproducts such as the monthlypackage.“Commuters will be prompt-

ed for action and will be re-quested to provide a securityPIN number if they conduct atransaction with a bank card. Iam confident that the CVMswill assist us in improving com-muters’ experience of theMyCi-Ti service. The CVMs providecommuters with an alternativefor purchasing cards and value,and as such will make a notabledifference to the sometimeslengthy queues and waitingtimes experienced at the MyCi-Ti kiosks in Adderley Streetand at Century City Gate.”

Virtual kioskshelp get ticket

Mayco member for transport, Brett Herron, at one of the new kiosks.


What some called a “shock-tac-tic” advertisement campaign,improved the overall seatbeltcompliance in the Cape Townmetro by an astonishing 27%.The northern suburbs meas-

ured the highest compliancerate with 72% of all vehicle oc-cupants wearing a seatbelt.Snap surveys were done be-

fore the launch of the campaignin March and again on Tuesday3 May after six weeks.In the northern suburbs the

surveys took place on the cor-ner of Voortrekker and De LaRay Roads in Bellville, duringtwo time slots in peak-timemorning and afternoon traffic,with 303 vehicles observed.According to the Department

of Transport and Public Works,72% of all the vehicle occupantswere wearing seatbelts in thesecond survey, compared to the51% compliance rate of the pre-

campaign survey.In the CBD post-campaign

compliance was measured at66% – 10% higher, in Mitchell’sPlain 42% – 16% higher, and inKhayelitsha it remained 30%.The “First Kiss” campaign

was released in March thisyear, with a hard-hitting televi-sion commercial at the core ofit. The commercial, which wasthe subject of heated public de-bate levelled at its graphic por-trayal, shows the consequencesof not buckling up.Donald Grant, minister of

transport and public works inthe Western Cape, was elatedwith these results, saying theresult of the campaign’s impactwas successful.“The assessment of the cam-

paign’s impact has proven thatthe scientific, evidence drivenmethodologies employed to cre-ate ‘First Kiss’ really worked,”he says.V Email your views to [email protected]

‘First Kiss’ works well


IMPORTANTNOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the following applications for liquor licences have been lodged with the Western CapeLiquor Authority (the Authority) and with the designated liquor officers at the indicated South African Police Servicesoffices.

The applications concerned may, up to and including the 28th day from date of this notice, upon request and free ofcharge, be inspected by any person, at the offices of the Authority or the designated liquor officer listed hereunder.Copies of the application can be obtained from the Authority after payment of the prescribed fee.

Representations must be lodged in writing with the Authority and the designated liquor officer in accordance withsection 39 of the Act.

Hiermee word kennis gegee dat die volgende aansoeke om dranklisensies ingedien is by die Wes-Kaapse Drankowerheid(die Owerheid) en by die aangewese drankbeamptes by die aangeduide Suid-Afrikaanse Polisiedienskantore.

Die betrokke aansoeke kan, tot en met die 28ste dag vanaf die datum van hierdie kennisgewing, op versoek engratis, deur enige persoon, by die kantore van die Owerheid of van die aangewese drankbeampte hieronder gelys,geïnspekteer word. Afskrifte van die aansoek kan by die Owerheid na betaling van die voorgeskrewe fooi verkry word.

Vertoë moet ooreenkomstig artikel 39 van die Wet skriftelik by die Owerheid en die aangewese drankbeampte ingedienword.

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Iingxelo ezixhasayo ezibhaliweyo zingafakwa kwabasemaGunyeni nakwigosa elijongene nemiba engotywalangokwecandelo 39 loMthetho.

NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENCES IN TERMS OFSECTION 37(1) OF THE WESTERN CAPE LIQUOR ACT, 2008

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Focused and committed on thenext generation, Edge Church willbe running a holiday club over themidyear school break once again.Last year 1450 children attendedHolidayClub,witha staggering 430volunteers.Loads of activities have been tai-

lored for each age group, includingsinging, dancing, drama, Bible sto-ry time, arts and crafts, groupgames and snack time. The impactof Holiday Club has left many chil-dren feeling loved, with a greaterunderstanding of who God is.“Holiday Club has been such a

highlight in the lives of our girlsand in our lives as a family. Chloe,my oldest daughter, started goingto Holiday Club even before westarted going to Edge Church tenyears ago. She discovered and fell

in love with Jesus at Holiday Club.The impact it’s had on her life hasseen her grow in her love for Godand others, and this year she willbe serving at Holiday Club,” saysKaren Josias.The lasting impact of Holiday

Club is not only felt by children at-tending. It has also left a positiveimpact on those volunteering.“Holiday Club has been around forover 30 years and it’s amazing tosee the impact it has had on thelives of the children that attend,and the many volunteers whoserve during the week”, says RyanWarner, youth pastor at EdgeChurch.The programme is run over

three venues where everyone iswelcome, starting at EdgemeadPrimary School for a week from

Monday 27 June until Friday 1 Ju-ly, and at Edge Church’s Melkboscampus and the Summer GreensCommunity Hall the followingweek fromMonday 4Julyuntil Fri-day 8 July.

The two themes for this year are“Blast Off” and “Infinity”. Struc-tured in a way best suited for vari-ous age groups, “BlastOff”will runin the mornings for ages three andup until Grade 3, and “Infinity”will run in the evenings for Grade4 up until Grade 7. Children areplaced in groups with children oftheir own age, and each group hasa dedicated group leader through-out the week.V For more information visit Edge Churchonline at www.edgechurch.co.za, contactthem direct on 021 559 0325 or email Ry-an.Warner @edgechurch.co.za.

Holiday programme running again

A new toy can provide fun, en-joyment and give a needy childa sense of pride in having some-thing of their very own.The Pretty Things for Little

Things campaign is once againlooking for crafty fingers to turnthese dreams into a reality fordisadvantaged children acrossthe country.

The campaign from the Shop-rite Group in conjunction withAge-in-Action urges especiallysenior citizens to put their crea-tive talents to work by makingclothes and toys for children indisadvantaged communities.The idea is that entrants use

their natural talents to warm achild’s heart, while simultane-ously standing a chance to winvouchers for themselves.

Items can be made from anymaterial, as long as they arepractical, durable and safe, in

four categories: soft toys, blan-kets, clothing or other, whichincludes articlesmade fromma-terials suchaswood, tin orwire.Submissions close on Wednes-day 31 August.

Ingrid Cupido, CEO of Age-in-Action, says senior citizenslook forward to this time of theyear because they know theywill be making somethingwhich will bring joy to a childout there.V Items can be entered at any Shop-rite/Checkers store or at any of theAge-in-Action regional offices. Threewinners per category will be selectedin each province. The provincial win-ners will receive vouchers to the valueof R2000, R1500 and R1000 for first,second and third place and nationalwinners to the value of R5000, R3000and R2000 for the top three positionsrespectively. Visit www.age-in-ac-tion.co.za.

Age in action for kids

BRENDEN RUITER@ruitervaniewind

The chance of finding adirtycarpet in Gareth Sheen’shouse is zero, because he

owns more than 400 vacuumcleaners.

Yes, this man is Cape Town’sundisputed king of the vacuumcleaner.

“I have no idea why vacuumcleaners. Ever since I could re-member I have had a fascina-tion with them,” explains Ga-reth. “I own roughly 400 to 450vacuums. That number is al-ways changing though. If I aminterested in a new vacuumcleaner, I will purchase one, butI often sell these newer oneswhen I have finished research-ing them.”

When Gareth speaks abouthis vacuum cleaners, it is clearthat he has a passion for whatmost people only see as a house-hold cleaning tool.“I likemany things about vac-

uum cleaners. In the vintageones it’s the design. I love work-ing on them and restoring themto their original condition. I buffup the plastic and alloy and re-spray the paintwork, fit newbearings to the motor or in thecase of the really old ones re-grease the bearings as they aredesigned for just that motor. Inthe newer ones it’s the technolo-gy,” enthuses Garet.

He says hewas amazed to findthathewasnot the only onemadabout vacuum cleaners. “I be-long to a vacuum cleaner col-lecters club based in Americawith over 2600 members, andthat’s just one of many clubs.”

The collection started whenhewasabout eight years old, butit really started growing about14 years ago.Once he starts talking about

his collection, it’s difficult to geta word in.“I mostly collect pre-90s ma-

chines with the majority of mycollection coming from the ’40s,’50s, ’60s and ’70s.

“Dysons are my favouritemodern brand of vacuum. Ithink they completely revolu-tionised the vacuum market in1994. I own one of the very firstDyson cleaners, a Dc01, and Iown the latest – a Dc42. My old-est vacuum cleaner is from 1929and still works. I have somevary rare vacuums inmy collec-tion which mostly consist ofSouth African designed andmanufactured machines likethe Electrolux 404, a machinedesigned here in South Africa,and as such no information ex-ists on it on the internet. Mygrandmother had one and Isearched long and hard to findanother and eventually mywife’s aunt from Calvinia foundone forme.During the 1970s and1980s South Africa had a won-derful setup of companies man-ufacturing vacuums here, andeven more were designed justfor our market. Electrolux hada huge manufacturing plant inPaarden Eiland,” says Gareth.His wife, Joanne, finds most

of his vacuums for him. “Theones she finds are my most pre-cious ones. She really supportsmy passion, which I think ispretty awesome.My favourite isa Tellus which Joanne found inan antique shop in Kalk Bay.”

Cape Town’sown vac man

Gareth Sheen with some of his vacuum cleaners. PHOTO: BRENDEN RUITER


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Little ones can look forward to educa-tional fun for a good cause at CanalWalk this winter school holiday.The centre courtwill be transformed

into a theatre for their annual chil-dren’s theatre production. This yearproducers Fred Abrahamse and Mar-cel Meyer will be presenting a tale ofgiving and equality in Robin Hood,leaving audiences thinking about thegood they can do in their own ‘hood’.A five metre talking tree, speaking

falcon, Maid Marian and other lovea-ble characters will help Robin on hisquest to give to others, defeat the Sher-iff of Nottingham and find love.Like our hero who is on a mission

to make life better for others, CanalWalk Shopping Centre and theHypropFoundation have this year partneredwith the LEAP Science and Mathsschools.All proceeds from the theatre pro-

grammes, aswell as apercentageof theticket saleswill be donated to these no-fee schools. Canal Walk is also askingpatrons and theatre goers to bring acan of food to help them and the LEAPschools to feed the minds and bodiesof those less fortunate.The tins gathered during this time

– 17 000 (6700kg) are required – will beconstructed into a mosaic of formerPresidentNelsonMandela onMandelaDay (Monday 18 July) at Canal Walk.The tins will then be donated to theLEAP initiatives in Langa, Philippi,Gugulethu, Crossroads and Delft.V Robin Hood will be staged from Tuesday toSunday from Friday (24 June) to Saturday 16July at 11:00, 12:30 and 14:00. Tickets cost R75at Computicket,. Visit www.canalwalk.co.za.

Robin Hoodto teach kidsESMÉ ERASMUS

@erasmusesme

Just work and no play – this is the picturemany employees are faced with today inthe grownupworld of a tough, struggling

economy.A Durbanville couple, Shane and Rozelle

Johansen, launched their first play@workbook last Tuesday at Tables at Nitida afterthey have developed a unique new conceptto introduce play to people’s work day.“We want people to discover how adding

abit of play can leave themrefreshed inbodyand mind, less stressed, anxious and over-whelmed andmore innovative and creative,aswell as a better individual and teammem-ber,” says Rozelle.“I remember as a child the endless play

times. We grew up on the Cape flats with aneighbourhood filled with other barefoot,high-spirited and imaginative kids. Ourlunches would be mud cakes baked off thepavement; early autumns were spent in theelaborate castles we built fromPort Jacksontrees and endless summers in our pool. Playwas beautiful, creative and free.“I guess we grow up and our play changes,

adapts and sometimeswe even forget to playas the seriousness of being grownup and theresponsibilities of life cloud our view. Myfirst grownup reality check was landing myfirst ‘real job’.Mydreamsandvisions of howeasy and fun life was, were replaced with asense of boredom, frustration, dashedhopes,a mild depression, retrenchment and thelike,” she explains.“My career took on a number of twists and

turns and I discovered a workspace that val-ued ‘working hard and playing hard’. Workwas interspersed with dress-ups, karaokeand competitions. But, the economychanged and we found ourselves workinglonger and harderwith play times becomingfurther and further apart.“I was working in human relations and

watching people as thewalking dead – stead-ily losing hope and heart, running on thetreadmill trying to keep their heads abovewater. This disturbed me and I guess I felttrapped, because I was in the same boat.”She engaged with employees in team

building and she started to experiment withplay. “Every time people played, somethingmagicalhappened.They left refreshed, light-er and ready to face their work.”When she and husband Shane began col-

laborating in the work space, they widenedtheir “play at work” experiments and tookteams and individuals on play journeys andpiloting play interventions.“It dawned on us that we could give back

to theworld of work by creating a ‘taster’ ex-perience for people of what bringing playback to work could do for them,” she says.This is how the @work series was born

with their first book having been launched.“People are encouraged to – instead of

grabbing a rushed coffee ‘break’ at their lap-top or wolfing down a sandwich betweenmeetings – deliberately and deservedlyschedule in a daily break to bring the funand playfulness into their life and work.“Why should your meeting notes be writ-

ten in strict soldiering lines when you candoodle them in your favourite colours?”V Contact Rozelle on 082 513 4320 or send an emailto [email protected] with enquiries.

Not only graft; also play@work

At the launch of the book play@work at Tables at Nitida are (back from left) Shane and RozelleJohansen, writers and producers of the book, and Anton van der Vyver from Durbanville. In frontare Lisa Roberts from Welgemoed, who did the design and layout of the book, and Susan Plekkerfrom Kuils River. PHOTO: GRACE PHOTOGRAPHY

20 TYGERBURGER Table View Woensdag, 22 Junie 2016VERMAAK

OFFICIAL NOTICE • OFFICIAL NOTICE • OFFICIAL NOTICEwww.ayandambanga.co.za127784TB

OFFICIAL NOTICERECEIPT OFAPPLICATIONS FORTHEPROCUREMENT OFA FINANCIAL

INTERESTIn terms of the provisions of Sections 58 and 32 of the WesternCape Gambling and Racing Act, 1996 (Act 4 of 1996) (“Act”), asamended,theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Board (“Board”)hereby gives notice that applications for the procurement offinancial interests of 5% or more in holders of casino operatorlicences in theWestern Cape, have been received.

Tsogo Sun Gaming (Pty) Ltd (“TSG”), Sun International Limited (“SIL”),GrandParade Investments Limited (“GPI”) and subsidiaries of SIL (collectively, “SILSellers”) and GPI (collectively, “GPI Sellers”) have entered into a transactionagreement, in terms of which TSG will be acquiring a 20% voting andeconomic interest in each of SunWest International (Pty) Ltd (“SunWest”)and Worcester Casino (Pty) Ltd (“Worcester”) (collectively, the “ProposedTransaction”). In terms of this Proposed Transaction,TSG will acquire a 10%voting and economic interest in SunWest and Worcester respectively fromthe SIL Sellers (Sun International (South Africa) Ltd (“SISA”) and AfrisunLeisure Investments (Pty) Ltd) (“Afrisun”)) and a 10% economic and votinginterest in SunWest and Worcester respectively from the GPI Sellers (GPIand Grand Casino Investments (Pty) Ltd). The acquisition from the GPISellers are conditional and if not met,TSG will acquire a further 10% votingand economic interest in SunWest andWorcester respectively from the SILSellers to increase its aggregate voting and economic interest in each ofthe two casinos to 20%.The SIL Sellers for this additional sale of shares inSunWest are SISA and Afrisun and inWorcester, SISA.

Through this Proposed Transaction, shareholders of TSG, reflected below,will also have acquired a 5% or more financial interest in each of SunWestandWorcester:

• South African Clothing and TextileWorkers Union (“SACTWU”)• Hosken Consolidated Investments Limited• TIH Prefco (RF) (Pty) Ltd• TIHC Investments (RF) (Pty) Ltd• Tsogo Investment Holding Company (Pty) Ltd• Tsogo Sun Holdings Ltd• Tsogo Sun Hotels, Gaming and Entertainment (Pty) Ltd

TSG and its shareholders have applied to the Board for consent to procure a5% or more financial interest in SunWest andWorcester as required in termsof Section 58 of the Act.

Section 33 of the Act requires the Board to ask the public to submitcomments and / or objections to gambling licence applications that arefiled with the Board. The conduct of gambling operations is regulated interms of both the Act and the National Gambling Act, 2004. This noticeserves to notify members of the public that they may lodge objections and/or comments to the above application on or before the closing date at thebelow-mentioned address and contacts. Since licensed gambling constitutesa legitimate business operation, moral objections for or against gambling willnot be considered by the Board.An objection that merely states that one isopposed to gambling without much substantiation will not be viewed withmuch favour. You are hereby encouraged to read the Act and learn moreabout the Board’s powers and the matters pursuant to which objectionsmay be lodged.These are outlined in Sections 28, 30, 31 and 35 of the Act.Members of the public can obtain a copy of the objections guidelines,which isan explanatory guide through the legal framework governing the lodgment ofobjections and the Board’s adjudication procedures.The objections guidelinesare accessible from the Board’s website at www.wcgrb.co.za and copies canalso be made available on request.The Board will consider all comments andobjections lodged on or before the closing date during the adjudication ofthe application.

All comments and objections lodged must contain the name, address andcontact number of the person objecting to the proposed application(s) oroffering the comment and must state the grounds on which the objectionand/or comment is based. Comments and/or objections must reach theBoard by no later than 16:00 on Friday, 15 July 2016. The application(s)will be open for public inspection at the offices of the Board, Seafare House,68 Orange Street, Gardens, Cape Town.

Objections and/or comments must be forwarded to the ChiefExecutive Officer,Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, P.O.Box 8175, Roggebaai 8012 or handed to the Chief Executive Officer,

Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, Seafare House,68 Orange Street, Gardens, CapeTown or faxed to 021 422 2603

or e-mailed to [email protected]

WESTERN CAPEGAMBLINGAND RACING BOARD

V Tim Plewman will be at the Bax-ter Theatre until Saturday with theoriginal Defending the Cavemanshow. Tickets are available atComputicket.

V The GingerbreadMan Collec-tive will stage two of Chekhov’sshort plays – The Bear and The Pro-posal – at the Galloway Theatreuntil Saturday. Visit www.water-fronttheatreschool.co.za for tick-ets and more information.

V Amadeus Rocks, where Classical and Rock Collide will be onstage at Barnyard Willowbridgeuntil Sunday 10 July. Visitwww.barnyardtheatre.co.za fortickets and more information.

V Kurt Schoonraad, Martin Davis(UK), Lungelo Ndlovu and LungaTshuka will be at the Cape TownComedy Club on Wednesday,Thursday and Sunday. Tickets areavailable at Computicket.

V Comedy on Roll presents anopen mic night at Obviously Arm-chair in Observatory on Wednes-days from 21:30. R30. Follow@ComedyOnARoll on Twitter formore.

V The Cape Philharmonic Or-chestra will perform RomanticSchumann under the baton ofAmerican-Israeli conductor Dan-iel Boico with soloist François duToit (piano) at Cape Town CityHall on Thursday from 20:00. Tick-ets are available at Computicket.

V Marc Lottering will be at DieBoer with Hashtag Lottering onThursday and Friday. R120. Call021 979 1911 or visit www.dieboer.com to book.

V Pulp, a combination of physicaltheatre and dance, will be stagedat the Alexander Upstairs Theatreat 19:00 from Thursday to Satur-day. Visit shows.alexanderbar.co.za for tickets or more informa-tion.

V Andre the Hilarious Hypnotistwill be at the Milnerton Playhousefrom Thursday until Saturday at20:00. R100. Email [email protected] or call082 267 1061 tobook.

V Robin Hoodwill be staged inCanal Walk’sCentre CourtTuesdays toSundays at11:00, 12:30 and14:00 from Fri-day until Satur-day 16 July. Tick-ets cost R75 atComputicket.

V The GlennRobertson JazzBand will fea-ture differentguest acts at Ka-leidoscope caféin Claremont ev-ery Friday from19:30. Ticketscost R120 in-cluding a meal.Call 021 674 5761to book or sendan email [email protected].

V DJ JP Silverand internation-al saxophonistGeorge Sax willbe playing electro swing withguest instrumentalists for TheSwing Café at Sticks McGee in

Rondebosch every Friday from19:30 to 22:00. R20. Call021 685 2871 to book.

V Bottomless Coffee Band will beat Alma Café in Rosebank on Fri-day from 19:30. Tickets cost R180including a meal. Call 021 685 7377to book.

V KurtSchoonraad,Martin Davis(UK), LungeloNdlovu andKurt Langev-eld will be atthe Cape TownComedy Clubon Friday andSaturday.Tickets areavailable atComputicket.

V The Firebirdwill feature gi-ant puppetsand Stra-vinky’s originalscore at theArtscape Op-era Housefrom Friday toSunday. Tick-ets are availa-ble at Com-puticket.

V Nataniël willbe at VenueD’Aria on Fri-day and Satur-day. Ticketscost R250 orR220 for stu-dents andpensioners.Email [email protected] orcall 082 074 1269 for bookings ormore information.

V André Venter sal Met liefde Sa-terdag by Die Boer aanbied. R120.Bespreek by 021 979 1911 ofwww.dieboer.com.

V Lost&Found will be at The Rab-bit Hole in Durbanville on Saturdayfrom 21:00. Tickets cost R50 at the

door.

V Francois vanCoke en KarenZoid kuier Sa-terdag met Toevind ek jou indie GrandWestse Grand-are-na. Kaartjies isby Computick-et beskikbaar.

V PrivateParts, a con-temporary mu-sical theatrerevue, will beon stage at theAlexander Up-stairs Theatreat 17:00 onSaturday andSunday. Visitshows.alexan-derbar.co.zafor tickets ormore informa-tion.

V Johan Lieb-enberg willperform hisNeil DiamondShow at theEdgemeadBowling Clubon Sunday, aft-er Fran & TheBoyz take to

the stage at 15:00. R50. Call061 490 1694 for bookings or moreinformation.

V Lost&Found and Boxer TheRing will perform a free show atCheers in Bothasig on Sundayfrom 18:00. Visit the Facebookevent page for more.

V Ottoman Slap will be perform-ing Spice Roots at the Alexander

Upstairs Thea-tre at 17:00 and19:00 on Sun-day. Ticketscost R110 orR100 fromshows.alexan-derbar.co.za.

V Megan-Geof-frey Prins(classical pi-ano) will openthe NederburgConcert Seriesin the MusicRoom of theNederburgManor Houseon Sunday from17:00. Ticketscost R250 andinclude sherry,wine and a fin-ger supper.Email [email protected] or call021 877 5123during officehours to book.

V Chris Cha-meleon will beat Alma Café inRosebank onSunday from18:30; R200 in-cluding a meal.Call021 685 7377 tobook.

V The Barleycorn Music Clubmeets on Mondays at 20:00 at Vil-lager Football Club, 11 LansdowneRoad, Claremont. Entrance is(usually) R30 for members andR40 for non-members. Visitwww.barleycorn.org.za.

V Comedy on Roll will present anopen mic night at I heart IT, MainRoad, Rondebosch on Mondaynights from 20:00. R20. Follow@ComedyOnARoll on Twitter.

V Let us Praise!, a gospel concertfeaturing Alistair Izobell, TopDogSA, Wilmot Fredericks, the Josh-ua Generation Gospel Choir andVaronica Meyer will be at the Bax-ter Theatre from Monday untilSunday 3 July. Tickets are availableat Computicket.

V The Bootleggers Blues Bandand Margueritha Freeks will be atDie Boer on Tuesday for BluesTuesday. R80. Call 021 979 1911 orvisit www.dieboer.com to book.

V The Crypt Jazz Jam takes placeat The Crypt in CBD on Tuesdaynights from 19:00 with their houseband: Alvin Dyers, Tino Europaand Roy Davids. Entrance is freefor musicians and costs R50 forpatrons. SMS 079 683 4658 oremail [email protected] tobook.

V Gabriel Meltz, Rachel Shull andMathew Bazulka will perform Ac-tresses: An Adaptation Of Chek-hov’s “The Seagull” at the Alexan-der Upstairs Theatre on Tuesday28 and Wednesday 29 June. Visitshows.alexanderbar.co.za for tick-ets or more information.

V Loyiso Bala will be at the Chav-onnes Battery Museum in the V&AWaterfront’s Silo District onWednesday 29 June from 19:30.Tickets are available fromQuicket.co.za.

What’s On | Wat’s Waar

Groen se jongste treffers:Gian Groen en sy orkes metJeremy Schultze op dromme,Logan Scott op baskitaar enJohn Mitchell op klawers, kuierop Donderdag 30 Junie metGian se jongste album,Dekades van ballade, by DieBoer. Die album bestaan uitnuwe opnames van sy treffersen ’n klomp nuwes. Kaartjieskos R110 en kan by 021 979 1911of aanlyn by www.dieboer.combespreek word.

Funny point: Local funnyman Wayne McKay willpresent his latest solooffering On a Point of Orderat Barans Theatre andRestaurant in CBD on Friday1 and Sunday 3 July. Theshow is a blend of stand-upcomedy, dance and improvisa-tion with Wayne’s signatureAfrikaans and Englishstorytelling, exploring funnytruths and quirks of SouthAfrica’s colourful cyber nation.Tickets cost R250 and includea three-course meal. Call082 724 7968 for tickets.

Central Intelligence will be re-leased at Ster-Kinekor’s Cape-Gate,N1City, ParowandBaysidecinemas on Friday.The movie follows a mild-man-

nered accountantwho is lured in-to theworld of international espi-

onage after reuniting with an oldpal throughFacebook.Theactioncomedy stars Dwayne Johnsonand Kevin Hart.V Visit www.sterkinekor.com or callTicketline on 0861 668 437 for more in-formation.

SK to host hilarious action comedy

The Cape Consort will join forceswith Camerata Tinta Barocca forthe performance of two popularlarge-scale works at St Andrew’sPresbyterian Church from 20:00tonight (Wednesday).Theywill be performingBach’s

A-major Missa brevis, BWV 234and Handel’s Dixit Dominus,HWV 232 with soloists LenteLouw,ElsabéRichter,Antoinette

Blyth (sopranos), Nick de Jager,Monika Voysey, Matildie ThomWium (altos), Willem Bester,Warren Vernon-Driscoll (tenors)and Charles Ainslie (baritone).V Tickets cost R140, R100 (concessions)or R50 for students. Call 076 259 3304or 079 476 5137, email [email protected] or follow Camera-ta Tinta Barocca on Facebook for moreinformation.

Large scale works to be performed

Woensdag, 22 Junie 2016 PROPERTIES TYGERBURGER Table View 21

ANNIVERSARY20 YEAR

Table View & Surrounds 021 521 3100www.remax.co.za | www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za

Property AssociatesEach Office Independently

Owned and Operated

PROPERTY ASSOCIATES

COMPETITION

TERMS AND CONDITIONS• The outcome of the competition is subject to the decision of the judge, presenter or organiser of the Competition, whose decision is final, and no negotiations and/or correspondence will be entered into after the fact.• Participants must be have been a purchaser or seller of RE/MAX Property Associates.• Participants enter or take part in competitions at their own risk and RE/MAX bears no responsibility for any loss, damage or harm suffered as a result of participation in any Re/max competition.• The agreement or transaction entered into, or payment made by or under it, would not give rise to any legal relationship rights, duties or consequences whatsoever, or will be legally enforceable, or the subject of

litigation, but all such arrangements, agreements and transactions would be binding in honour only.• Participants must have attained the age of eighteen (18) at the time of the competition, unless otherwise stipulated. RE/MAX Property Associates reserves the right to limit the number of entries made by any one

individual, through the various entry platforms for a competition.• RE/MAX Property Associates reserves the right to redistribute all unclaimed prizes if not claimed after two months of being announced.• Prizes are not transferable.• No RE/MAX Property Associates employees or their immediate family, nor strategic or advertising agents or aligned partners are allowed to participate.• RE/MAX Property Associates reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to cancel and/or suspend any competition.• Finalists will forfeit their participation in the competition if they fail to attend the draws, unless specified otherwise.• The participants entering or taking part in the competition authorise RE/MAX Property Associates to publish or distribute any or all the details of the participant and or to take pictures of the participant without any

liability on the part of RE/MAX Property Associates and or remuneration due to the participant.• Closing date must be adhered to, no extensions will be given.• Pictures shown are for illustrative purposes only.• Winners will be notified within one month of competition closing date (winners names will be announced on the website).• All entrants by entering RE/MAX Property Associates competitions, agree to be bound by these terms and conditions.• RE/MAX Property Associates, its directors, members, partners, employees, agents, consultants, suppliers, contractors and sponsors assume no liability whatsoever for any direct or indirect loss or damage arising from

an entrant’s participation in this monthly competition or for any loss or damage, howsoever arising

R20 000IN PRIZES TO BE WON

HAVE YOU BOUGHT OR SOLD A HOME DURING

the last 20 YEARSthrough RE/MAX Property Associates

send us your home address by email to

[email protected] YOUWILL BE ENTERED INTO THE

LUCKY DRAW

1ST PRIZE

R10 000

2ND PRIZE

R5 000

5 X

R1000COMPETITION CLOSES 31 OCTOBER 2016

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BOOKS

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CLOTHING

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MISCELLANEOUS

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CLEANING

SERVICES

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CLEANINGSERVICES

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DSTV/TV/DVDSERVICES

1807

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AERIAL SATELLITE SERVICESHave DStv/Aerial Problems?

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DSTV OVHD AERIALREPAIRS &

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

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STEVE'S SATELLITE SERVICESDSTV & antennae installation

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CONTACT: 073 161 0655

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ELECTRICAL

1810.

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ONSITE RepairsContact Tiaan021 917 1620 /082 776 2393

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ALL APPLIANCES REPAIREDON SITE

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

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3 months' guarantee!

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REGAS & REPAIROF FRIDGESSMS regas to083 425 0447

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ELECTRONIC &DIGITAL SERVICES

1815.

COMPUMASTEROn-site IT support &

repairs. Affordable & fast.Pensioner's discount.Anton - 081 309 4243

.

ON-SITE PC REPAIRSUpgrades, ADSL set-up

Virus removal.Free QuotesWERNER at083 788 0876or 021 982 4951www.imonet.co.za

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REPAIRS

1818.

FRIDGE EPAIRSAll repairs done on siteby qualified technician.076 2208543

.

GARDEN &IRRIGATION

1825.

RETIEF BOOMSLOPINGGRATIS KWOTASIEStenvolle versekerTREEFELLING

FREE QUOTATIONSFully insured

Tel. 082 709 7129

.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

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ACH GARDENS &TREEFELLINGGrassny dienste,

snoeiwerk,skoonmaakvan erwe, Rommel

verwyderingAnton 071 200 9618

.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


STORAGE 4 UBRACKENFELL (naby Cape Gate)

Vanaf R530 pm BTW ing021 982 7426

X1R961PR-AL060416

ROOM ACCOMMODATION

&

ASSISTED LIVING

PANORAMA PALMS

RETIREMENT VILLAGE

Rooms available Incl. An exciting lifestyleactivity programme, Security, Catering,laundry and cleaning services, Library,

Coffee shop and transport to local shoppingcentres. Centrally situated close to

hospitals. Frail & Dementia facility has24-hour professional nursing and

person centred care021-930 6035

[email protected]

A Retirement Lifestyle ensuringPeace of Mind

X1RDJN49-AL110516

.

ADDO MASTERFELL

TREEFELLERSAfsaag en snoei

van bome en palmsHannes 082 082 3116

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BENNO - TUINETuinuitleg, algeheleskoonmaak, afsaag vanbome, snoeiwerk.

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

.Boomsloop,snoei verwyder021 930 1258 / 074 789 2176

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Cycads for CashCall Chris 082 868 [email protected]

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DIE ROMMELMANTuinvullis verwydering.Tel 083 458 3416/

988-0374.

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

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TREE FELLING/PRUNINGClean-ups, irrigation, wellpoints.

Phone Kevin:021 982 5111 or 081 481 7653

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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]

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BUILT-IN-CUPBOARDSKitchens / Kombuise

Bedrooms / Slaapkamers3D Designs / 3D OntwerpeSteven 084 945 1100

.

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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.

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HOME IMPROVEMENTSEXTERIOR

1836.

BUDGET PAVEAffordable PavingCall 021 559 6148

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GEROOFINGRoof repairs, Water-proofing, Gutters,Facias, Carports,Skylights.

2 Year GuaranteeGavin 076 845 2182

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UNIVERSAL PAVINGGratis kwotasie vir alle

areas.Skakel 021 945 4455073 263 1191

(Mnr Boonzaaier)

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MISCELLANEOUS

1845.

A BEST TILERAll tiling wall and floor

Call Desmond021 988 3295/072 566 1281

.AHA Burglar Bars,Gates&Vibr

Tel: 021 933 1647083 542 1097 of 021 909 1807

.

ALL TILINGDo work myself, Mike

076 9364153 / 0219307015

.

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

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

.

CARPORTSWood or steel structures

FREE QUOTES% David 083 291 1941

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

.DIE LAAGSTEPRYSE VIR

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

%083 302 5559021 948 9479 k.u.

TERTIUS MACFARLANEGRATIS KWOTASIES

.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

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MIKES HANDISERVEYour all round''make nice''Handiman

Call Mike 083 459 9748021 949 1285

.Wynand's Welding &Fabrication ServicesBurglar bars, security gates,

welding, handrails, carports, fencing,etc. Tel: 072 677 5646

.

PAINTING

1872.

ABRIE VERF/PAINT021 981 6805 / 083 328 3628

.

Painting and Handyman ContractorsTel: 021 981 8919Riaan 082 760 7060 /

[email protected]: 071 241 9769 /

[email protected] us on facebook /Riaan Claassen Projects

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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

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PLUMBERS

1855

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

.24/7 PLUMBING

SERVICE & MAINTENANCE% Quinton 084 564 2451

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RUBBLE

REMOVAL

1860

.1.3-ton bakkie A2Z

Transport 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 074 404 1977

.Pang Vat Amper Alles: Verwyde-ring van fabriek, kantoor, huisgarage, bou, tuin, rommel en afval.7 days a week. Tel. 071 404 2584

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RUBBLE8-ton truck

CALL 082 845 9998

.

Rubble Trouble076 302 2468

.

SWIMMING POOLS

1867

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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

.POOLMAN - 079 510 6797est 1998 Pool maintenancelinings, pumps, filters etc.

.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

.

AA ENGELBRECHTMEUBELVERVOER

[email protected] 231 2964 - Stoor

.

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AMAZING MOVESBillike prys vir meubel

vervoer.% 021 931 0328083 723 0263

.

.

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

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MINI VERVOEREnige tyd beskikbaar Gratis kwotasie

Eienaar bestuur selfAnthonie 082 611 5631/021 930 4565

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REYNECKE'SREMOVALS

No move too small.Storage & packaging

available.Tel./fax: 021 591 0375

083 227 4245083 233 1784

.

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

.Like to earn extra with JUSTINECall: M Blom 0833914754 [email protected]

.

SERVICES

2420

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

.

HOLIDAY &TRAVEL

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ACCOMMODATION

2635

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

.Kleinmond self-catering units

available from R350.www.wavecrestholidays.co.za or

Tel. Erika 082 550 5585

.

GUEST HOUSESB&B/HOTELS

2625

.Kamers per uur/oornag 2personeR190/R490/+R90 CY 081 536 7430

.

VEHICLES

.

ACCESSORIES, SPARES& MODIFICATIONS

3001

.ALL CANOPIES: Sell or Pawn.Instant Cash. Phone 082 058 9735

.GESOEK: Canopies, trailers, cars& bakkies. Pawn as well.021 987 2277/082 558 [email protected]

.

VEHICLEREPAIRS

3080

.ALL your motor vehicle repairs ifyou cant come to me, I will come toyou. Call: 082 301 6618

.ALLE DIESEL-ENJINS:Herstelwerk. Billike tariewe.Skakel 073 092 7128

.ALLE HERSTELWERK, diensteaan alle voertuie in alle areas.Billike tariewe. Tel. 083 529 9972

.

VEHICLESWANTED TO BUY

3075

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Aanbod : Koop allekarre,bakkies en

mikrobusse vir kontantBeste pryse word betaal

Alle areas%Marius: 083 478 9121

021 919 9623

.AANBOD AANALLE EIENAARS

Ons koop nie-lopende ofbeskadigde voertuie virkontant. Beste pryse.Ons verwyder gratis.Skakel 083 294 8428of 021 949 9083

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AANBODEk soek nie-lopende,stukkende of ongeluk-beskadigde voertuie.

Ek betaal kontant en verwyder uvoertuig gratis uit enige gebied

Tel 021 949 6066 / 076 211 1620

.

AANDAGKits kontant vir u

voertuig082 767 1953/079 677 0221

."ALL Bakkies, Cars, Micro Busses

and Bikes Wanted."PHONE 082 058 9735

.Alle bakkies / motors gesoek.021 975 6166 / 084 247 4726

.Alle bakkies / motors gesoek.082 558 4836 /021 987 [email protected]

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.KONTANT VIR U

BAKKIE/MOTORS/KARAVAAN/TRAILERS EN BANKAFLOSSE

Up to R100 000.072 737 3472

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PROPERTIES

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ACCOMMODATIONTO SHARE

3210

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VREDEKLOOF/ KAMERin 3-Slaapkr gemeubl.dupleks W/S in Sek

kompleks metDSTV/ADSL/Elekt/Hhulp

- R3200 p/m.Skakel of sms na082 496 3044

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GARDEN FLATSTO LET

3265

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BELLVILLEOumawoostel vir ouer

persoon te huur.M/H, water & ligte

ingesluitR5000pm + Dep.Geen troeteldiere

Beskikbaar 01/07/2016Jean 083 258 5453

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RETIREMENTVILLAGES

3309

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AFTREEDURBANVILLE

2 Slaapkamer woonstelleTe Koop

Cindy 076957 7605

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ROOMS TO LET

3315

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BRACKENFELL PROTEAHOOGTE

Baie netjies, gemeubile-erde kamer te huur vir 'n

enkel persoon.Kitchenette en stortgeriewe, eie ingang,staanplek vir motor.

Water & krag ingesluit.Braai geriewe & swembad.

R3300 per maand +deposito ( R3300 ).% 082 936 2489 /

021 981 2589 ( na ure )

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EMPLOYMENT

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FINANCIAL

3675

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PASTEL TRAININGDurbanville

Elmarie 083 233 [email protected]

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GENERAL

3680

.EARN EXTRA income selling Avon.Sms name and area to 083 799 3783

.

Earn extra money byselling Avon Products.SMS name & area to084 516 3353

.

Earn money on your ownterms. APPLY NOW tobecome an IndependentAvon Rep or SalesLeader. Join my team

today. Call: 0746412991.

EXTRAS URGENTLY REQUIREDfor various TV Series,

Movies & TV CommercialsAll ages, shapes & sizesNo experience needed,great earning potential

Contact us on 021 447 1506

.

HONDESALON - Bellvilleomgewing. Benodig"GROOMERS"

Skakel 082 374 8953

.

Verdien R15 000 P/MOnmiddellik beskikbaarSkakel Tessa 021 910 0992

/ 072 416 3875

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KASSIER BENODIGin Parow en Welgemoedby ‘n wassery. Moet ookalgemene waswerk kandoen en kontakbareverwysings hê.

Skakel 021 913 1880

.

Waitrons needed ASAP*Must be fluent in English

and Afrikaans*Permanent position only

*Must be fromsurrounding area.

*Own transport essentialDrop off CV at RioGrande Restaurant,Jacaranda St, ProteaHeights Brackenfell.

.

KITCHENANDDOMESTICSUPERVISOR(ONEPOST )

Home for the physicallydisabled in Milnerton

requires a mature personliving in the Milnertonarea for the above

position.Relevant experience andcontactable references

required.Email CV and relevant

documents to :[email protected] close4th July 2016

.

.

Trainee ManagerRequired by young, Vital,

Go-Ahead Company.Based in Stikland.Strong personality,

Well dressedGood Afrikaans Essential

Full free trainingMust be able to start

within 24 hours.R 5 000 + BonusesA lulu of a job!

If you think this is for you-Phone Candice foran appointment.081 435 5249

Woensdag, 22 Junie 2016 CLASSIFIEDS TYGERBURGER Table View 25

VACANCY:Corporate Content

ReporterDie Burger has a permanent position for a

dynamic Afrikaans reporter in its CorporateContent editorial office inBellville.

The successful candidate is a creative teamplayer with initiative, someone who can alsowork without supervision and even in somecases be able to take the lead with a specificproject.

Responsibilities include:

• The writing of factually correct and creativepromotional and advertising copy andnewsworthy focus articles in Afrikaans.

• Thorough research on every promotion,advertorial and marketing-related article.

• Liaising with marketers in a promotional,advertising and marketing environment.

• Professional and quality service to all clients.• The ability to work within tight deadlines.• Editing of promotional and advertisingproducts as well as special edition wrappersand promotional, advertising and focussupplement for the newspapers.

The suitable candidate must be willing to workeffectively under pressure and keep to strictdeadlines. This position requires the candidatetowork irregular hours andoverweekends.A valid driver's licence, relevant tertiaryjournalism qualification and at least four years'experience are all requirements for this position.The person must also be fluent in Afrikaans andEnglish andbe able towrite in both languages.

If you meet the above requirements and wouldlike to be part of this team, please apply viawww.media24.com/careers.

Applications close on Monday 4 July 2016.

Media24 endeavors to obtain equity in the

workplace through its employment equity

guidelines.

The company is under no obligation to fill theposition. Should you not hear from us within twoweeks after the closing date, you may assumethat your application provedunsuccessful.

VAKATURE:Bedryfsverslaggewer

Die Burger het 'n permanente pos vir 'n

dinamiese Afrikaanse bedryfsverslaggewer in

sy bedryfsredaksiekantoor in Bellville.

Die suksesvolle kandidaat is 'n spanspeler, met

inisiatief en kreatiwiteit, wat ook sonder toesig

kan werk en selfs in sommige gevalle leiding

van 'n projek kan neem.

Verantwoordelikhede behels onder meer:

• Die skryf van feitelik korrekte en kreatiewe

promosie- en advertensiekopie asook

nuuswaardige fokusberigte in Afrikaans.

• Volledige navorsing oor elke promosie-,

advertensie- en bemarkingsartikel.

• Skakeling met bemarkers in die promosie-,

advertensie- en bemarkingsomgewing.

• Professionele en gehalte-diens aan alle

kliënte.

• Die vermoë om binne streng spertye te werk.

• Taalversorging van promosie- en

advertensieprodukte asook spesiale

baadjiekoerante en advertensie-, promosie-

en fokusbylaes.

Die geskikte kandidaat moet bereid wees om

onder druk en teen streng saktye doeltreffend

te funksioneer. Die pos vereis dat die kandidaat

ongereelde ure en naweke werk.

‘n Bestuurslisensie, relevante tersiêre

joernalistieke kwalifikasies en ten minste vier

jaar ondervinding is vereistes vir hierdie pos.

Die suksesvolle kandidaat moet Afrikaans en

Engels goed kan praat en skryf.

Indien jy aan bogemelde vereistes voldoen en

graag deel van hierdie span wil wees, doen

gerus aansoek by www.media24.com/careers .

SLUITINGSDATUM: Maandag 4 Julie 2016

Media24 streef na gelyke geleenthede in

gevolge sy diensbillikheidsriglyne.

Die maatskappy is onder geen verpligting om

die pos te vul nie. Indien u nie binne twee weke

na die sluitingsdatum van ons verneem het nie,

kan u aanvaar dat u aansoek onsuksesvol was.

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HAIR/BEAUTY

3685

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HAIRDRESSINGGents salon in TygervalleyCentre requires qualifiedstylist. Basic salary R5000

+ 50% Commissionemail CV to:

[email protected]

.

SALES &MARKETING

3760

.

A BEAUTIFULNEW CAREER

Company est. 1984expanding

Managers/Repsneeded now for

BELLVILLE office.Full training toManagementWe offer:

R25 000 OTE to start+ bonuses.Must have:

Own Car & LaptopEx-teachers will be anadvantage, but not a

necessity.CV:

[email protected]

.

E-X-P-A-N-D-I-N-GA Dynamic Company thatHas branches NationwideIs looking to groom 10 – 15

Young, vibrant & goalorientated Individuals tobecome successful inSales & Marketing.

Market one of the fastestgrowing brands inSouthern Africa.

• No previousexperience necessary,

• R12 000 plusexcellent Commissionstructure.To Join a winning teamtoday CALL ANTHEA(021) 910-0457

.AVON OPPORTUNITY. BusinessLeaders & Reps. 081 494 [email protected]

.

.

Biltong Shop requiresexperienced Sales staff

with own transportfor Parklands andBurgundy Estate.Email CV to

[email protected]

.

VERTEEN-WOORDIGERS

Is bemarking jou passie?Hou jy daarvan om met

mense te werk?Kan jy goed

kommunikeer?R 5000 Basies + VoordeleCindy - 021 949 2929

.

EMPLOYMENT3600

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ARTISANS/TRADE3620

.

BEDRYF INGENIEURPRAKTIESEJAAR (VIRKWALIFISERINGVAN

GRAAD)

Werks ure: 07:30 - 17:00 (Oortyd sal van tyd tot tydverwag word)

Perseel: Bellville, h/v Ou Paarl en Labelle weg

Beskrywing van posisie:

Hierdie pos behels die ontwerp en verstaan vandie volgende prosesse, trek, verpakking,

ontvangs, versending van voorraad, en biedlangtermyn groei potensiaal vir 'n gemotiveerde

en hardwerkende kandidaat.

Verantwoordelikhede en pligte:

• Bestuur van stelsel om voorraad te tel op gereeldebasis.

• Nagaan van voorraad op bestellings en stelsel inplek sit om hiermee te help.

• Ontvangs en versending pligte

Akademiese kwalifikasies, ondervinding envaardighede:

• Gesertifiseerde matrieksertifikaat (verkieslik met 'ngemiddelde van 60% of hoër)

• 'n gemiddeld van 60% of hoër in Bedryfsingenieur Diploma vakke

• Vorige werks ervaring sal voordelig wees• Rekenaargeletterd• Tweetalig (Afrikaans, Engels)

Stuur CV,Matrieksertifikaat voor1 Augustus 2016

E-pos: [email protected]: 021 9504210

AGRICO, Posbus 364, Bellville,RSA, 7535

.

Sakh’iKhaya Suppliers are a leading BBBEEbusiness specialising in the supply, building andmaintenance industries we are looking for:

Two reputable Plumbers to join our organisation1 x Registered Plumber with a valid registration(PIRB) and a Plumbers Trade Test Qualification1 x Plumber with a valid Trade Test Qualification

• To ensure quality of installations• To ensure customer satisfaction

• To do due planning and take direction on jobsallocated for the day

• To ensure that tools and supplies are well lookedafter and accounted for

• To identify and report incidents of non-conformanceand be aware of the impact thereof on quality and

customer care• To Lead and give direction to subordinates and

sub-contractorsMinimum Requirements

• Relevant recognised plumbing qualification/trade test

• Min 3- 5 years plumbing experience• Good Communication Skills both verbal and written

• Valid Drivers Licence• Inventory control

• To facilitate and coach plumbers assistant and doproduct training with customers

Preference will be given to candidates from thedesignated group and people with disabilities.

If you are interested please apply via:[email protected] and attach

updated copy of your CV, latest payslip,copy of your qualifications and copy of

your IDClosing date: 30th June 2016

.

GENERAL3680

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Curves De TygerHas the following positions available for ladies only:• full time fitness coach•marketing consultantMulti-tasking across all activities is a requirement –marketing, referrals, circuit training, phoning & sales.Excellent people skills and service orientation iscrucial.Basic computer skills and a serious interest in thefitness and weight-loss industry is a requirement.Ongoing training provided, with future studyopportunities as career path.Shift work is required.Salary: R 30.00 per hour

Phone - 021 9111 071 or email CV to:[email protected]

.

Employment nowCashiers, Cruise ship attendants, Flight attendantsCall centres, Housekeeping /Cleaners, Pick & PackersWaitress/Bartenders, Grade 10/11/12 hospitality,

office and general jobs.Visit us at: Heerengract Street,Pier House Bld, 6th Floor,

Call: 021 418 4287 / 021 421 9170Visit us at: 1 Kort Street, Regkam Building,

1st Floor, BellvileCall 021 945 2223 / 021 948 9885

.

MASTERPARTSPAARLMOTORCYCLE DRIVER

We require a motorcycle driver with a valid Code A(02) license. Minimum 2 years experience as a driver.Must be reliable, punctual, diligent with sober habits.

Experience in Motor Spares Industry will beadvantageous. Contactable references required.

DO NOT APPLY IF YOU DO NOT HAVEA MOTORCYCLE LICENSE.

Please indicate the position you are applying for.Fax CV’s to 086 611 7406 or

email: [email protected]

.

STOORWERKER

Werks ure: 07:30 - 17:00 (Oortyd sal van tyd tot tydverwag word)

Perseel: Bellville, h/v Ou Paarl en Labelle weg

Beskrywing van posisie:

Hierdie pos behels die trek, verpakking, ontvangs,versending van voorraad, en bied langtermyn groeipotensiaal vir 'n gemotiveerde en hardwerkende

kandidaat.

Verantwoordelikhede en pligte:

• Tel van voorraad.• Nagaan van voorraad op bestellings.• Trek van voorraad• Ontvangs en versending pligte• Wegpak van voorraad

Akademiese kwalifikasies, ondervinding envaardighede:

• Gesertifiseerde matrieksertifikaat (verkieslik met 'ngemiddelde van 60% of hoër)

• Vorige stoor ervaring sal voordelig wees• Rekenaargeletterd• Tweetalig (Afrikaans, Engels)

Stuur CV,Matrieksertifikaat voor1 Augustus 2016

E-pos: [email protected]: 021 9504210

AGRICO, Posbus 364, Bellville, RSA, 7535


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SALES & MARKETING3760

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Sales RepresentativeFor well-established Home finishing brand required.Position would suit a mature individual withconstruction/building sector background.Sales experience would be an advantage.Individual must be a self-starter, motivated,and bilingual.Own transport essential.Position will require Western Cape and occasionalGarden Route travel.Package would be a basic plus commission andreimbursed travel and cell phone allowance.

Send full CV including contactablereferences to: [email protected]

or fax on 021 552 2710Attention Desiree van Stavel

.

TRAINING COURSES3765

.

Kingsway Collegewww.kingswaycollege.co.za

Email:[email protected] NO: 01999 2102

Accreditation Umalusi no: 14FET 02000011PANursing Programmes now open

Diploma in Business & Management Studies (N4-N6)National & Intl Diploma Tourism & Hospitality

Diploma in Engineering Studies (N1-N6)Diploma in (ICB) Accounting & Business Studies

National Certificate Information Technology (mict)NCV Office administration Level 2-4

Certificate in Machinery Training e.g. Forklift,Over head Crane & more. Lots more short courses.

Cape Town CampusHeerengract Street, Pier House Bld, 6th Floor

Call: 021 418 4287 / 021 421 9170Bellville Campus

1 Kort Street, Regram Building 1 St FloorCall 021 945 2223 / 021 948 9885

.

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VIBRACRETEVERHOGING

OPRIGTING VAN

NUWE MURE

GRATIS KWOTASIE

KEVIN 083 375 1321

Tel: 021 591 4469

JUST

Email:[email protected]

EK SAL ENIGE SKRIFTELIKEKWOTASIES VERBETER

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BostonBlinds& wholesalers

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Wanneer die skoleVrydag sluit vir diewintervakansie, sal die grootstegros jonges vir ’n wyle van oefenin-

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Malmesbury deel aan die HS Swartland sewinterrugbyfees, terwyl die HS Brackenfellvir die eerste keer die Landrover N1 Stad-toernooi vir junior spanne aanbied.Die HS Durbanville en HS Tygerberg sal

tydens die Malmesbury-saamtrek albei tedoen krymet die PatesGrammar School vanEngeland en die HTSDaniël Pienaar van Ui-tenhage. HSBellville komeweneens te staanteen ’n Engelse toerspan, Latymers UpperSchool, asook Gill-kollege van Somerset-Oos.

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Tien belowende o.19-rugbyspelers van Bel-har is in die knyp.

Hulle is gekies om ’n uitnodigingspan naIerland te vergesel,maar hullemoet self dui-sende rande vir die toer opdok – of andershul plekke in die span verbeur.

Die jongelinge, verbonde aan die Sekondê-re Skole Malibu, Excelsior en Kasselsvlei,het vroeër hierdie seisoen onder die vaandelvan die Belhar-klub ’n toernooi in Tzaneengewen.Uit hierdie saamtrek is toe ’n span saam-

gestel vir ’n tien dae lange toer in Septemberna Ierland.

Die ouers van die (meestal arm) spelershet onmiddellik ingespring en het met aller-lei geldinsamelingsprojekte begin om dietoerkoste te probeer verhaal.

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Belhar-spelershet hulp nodig

Die rugbyspan van Unie-Milnerton, dievoorloper op die punteleer in die B-afde-ling van die WP se Superliga, het die afge-lope naweek onverwags sy eerste neder-laag hierdie seisoen op die lyf geloop.Ná agt agtereenvolgende oorwinnings

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Die afrigter van die Belhar-rugbyklub,Bronson Weir, is geen onbekende as dit byrugby-afrigting kom nie. Hy kan 7’s en 15’safrig en is die afgelope ses jaar die breier inBelhar.

“Ek is gebore en getoë in Belhar en het se-wesbydieSekondêreSkoolExcelsior enver-skeie provinsiale en internasionale spanneafgerig, terwyl ek nog steeds by ’n finansiëleinstelling gewerk het. Ek was voorheen byNedbank en is tans by Ou Mutual, een vandie borge van die klub,” sê hy.

Van die spelers wat hy onder hande gehadhet, is Justin Geduld, Cheslin Kolbe, EdwinZass en Dennis Cox in die WP se o.18-span.

Hy was ook die afrigter van die SA sewes-studentespan van 2009 tot 2011, wat die Cen-trale 7’s in Parys enMorokko gewen het. Hyhet ook Kenia Shujaa 7’s afgerig, wat dieAfrikabeker gewen het.

“Excelsior sal my altyd na aan die hart lê,want ek het baie sukses daar behaal. Ek hetook deur Afrika gereis en het afrigting inlande soos Uganda en Kenia gedoen.”Belhar speel in die A-kompetisie van die

WP se Superliga en die klub se sterkpunt issy hardlooprugby. Die klub spog met lojaleondersteuners wat weekliks die span komondersteun, wat bydra tot die span se suk-ses. Belhar het ook al Blitsbokke opgelewer.“Tans oefen vyf klubspelers by die WP se

amateurspan. Vanjaar is my eerste jaar ashoofafrigter van die A-span en my doelwitis om ’n sterkwenkultuur indieklub te skep,wat met dissipline, harde werk en waag-moed gepaardgaan.Ons is nognie daarwaarons wil wees nie, maar hopelik sal alles inplek val,” het Weir gesê.Belhar het nie uitblinkers nie, maar die

span in sy geheel dra by tot die klub se suk-ses. Die klub het ’n paar sleutelspelers ver-loor en hopelik sal die jong spelers hul voete

vind.“Ons gebruik hoofsaaklik spelers uit Bel-

har en omgewing en doen ’n beroep op hulleom by die klub se speelstyl in te koop en bydie klub te bly. Belhar se uiteindelik doel isom in die Gouebekerkompetisie, voorheendie Community Cup, te speel, sodat ons ta-lent op televisie gewys kan word.

“In ons wedstryd teen Tygerberg hetmeeras 1 000 toeskouers kom kyk en dink net watkan gebeur met televisiedekking,” sê hy.Omdat die klub ’n gemeenskapsklub is,

probeer hulle om meer by die omliggendeskole betrokke te raak, maar wil dit op ’ngroter skaal doen. “Diemeeste van die afrig-ters het ’n voldagwerk, wat verhoed dat hul-le by skole betrokke kan raak.“Virmy is dit belangrik dat die jeug inBel-

har moet opkyk na die spelers, sodat hullekan sien daar is beter keuses as bendes endwelms. Wanneer ons Saterdae op die velddraf, gaan dit vir die spelers nie net oor die80minute nie, maar jy is ’n ambassadeur virjou gemeenskap,” sê Weir.

Die klub is in 1992 deurwyle Arthur Booy-sen gestig en sy seun, Jerome, is tans die pre-sident van die klub.

Wenkultuur sy streweWenkultuur sy strewe

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AVRIL FILLIES

Drie rugbyspelers op wie die rugbyklubDurbanville-Bellville baie trots is, isAngus Cleophas, Roderick Moses en

Etienne Swarts.“Hulle is plaaslike spelers van Fisante-

kraal en Morningstar en Cleophas en Moseswas deel van ons wenspan van die Cell CCommunity Cup, nou die Gouebeker, in2015. Ons is toe beskou as die voorste nie-ter-siêre klub in die land nadat ons met Impala

Rustenburg in die eindstryd afgereken het,”het Jan Loubser, afrigter, gesê.

Hulle is ware ambassadeurs van die Masi-bambane-sportstigting, waarvan die sport-programme hulle as spelers help ontwikkelhet. “Etienne is tans deel van die WP se o.21-groep en het baie spoed en vaartversnelling.Maar die speler op wie ons die trotsste is, isGarth April, wat tans deel is van die Bok-groep. Hy het sy kontrak by Boland in 2014verloor weens beserings en ek en Bobby Jou-bert het hom bietjie onder hande geneem.

“Veral Bobby het hom met sy skopwerkgehelp en hom voorberei vir die CommunityCup van 2015. Deur die loop van die 2015-sei-soen het hy baie goed gespeel in die Superli-ga se A-kompetisie in die WP, want hy hettoe geen las van sy beserings gehad nie,” hetLoubser gesê. Vir Durbell was dit toe gladnie ’n verrassing toe Garth na afloop van dieCommunity Cup deur die Sharks gekontrak-teer is nie. “Die Community Cup gee bloot-stelling op televisie aan spanne en spelerswat nooit andersins raakgesien sou word

nie. Die kompetisie gee hoop en kanse virjong spelers om op die groter verhoog te wyswat in hulle steek. Dis juis in dié kompetisiedat talent raakgesien word,” sê hy.

Die Gouebekerkompetisie skop in Septem-ber af en spanne wat daarvoor kwalifiseersal tuis- en wegwedstryde in die groep-afde-lings speel. Die twee topspanne in elke afde-ling sal dan in die uitklopkompetisie in Sep-tember in Durban speel om die wenner te be-paal. Durbell is tans die houer van die titelen sal hard probeer om die titel te behou.

PLAASLIKE RUGBY: SPELERS WAS DEEL VAN COMMUNITY CUP-WENSPAN

Durbell trots op dié 3

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