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BRENDEN RUITER

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nwoners van Ruyterwacht wat daagliks

oor die brug oor die Elsieskraal-kanaal

stap, sal voor die einde van die jaar nie

meer vir hul lewens hoef te vrees nie.

Die Stad Kaapstad het besluit om die on-

derkant van brug toe te bou.

Die brug is jare lank reeds n probleem vir

die dorp. Haweloses het hulle onder die brug

tuisgemaak en rommel gestrooi. Daar was

ook gevrees dat die vure wat hulle onder die

brug gemaak het, daartoe kan lei dat die

strukture sou verswak, wat tot die ineen-

storting van die brug kon lei.

Inwoners van die dorp moes ook soggens

en saans in vrees lewewanneer hulle oor die

brug stap, want sommige kwajongens het

hulle as haweloses voorgedoen en op bejaar-

des en skoolkinders toegeslaan.

Michael Britz, raadslid vir die dorp, s die

Stad het besluit om die onderkant van die

brug s toe te bou dat niemand meer daar

kan woon of skuil nie.

In die verlede is haweloses net wegge-

neem na ondermeer Blikkiesdorp. Voor ons

ons o uitvee was hulle terug. Vir jare het

dit so aangegaan en die behoefte vir n meer

permanente oplossing het ontstaan, s hy.

Aanvanklik is daar hobbeltjies onder die

brug aangebring, wat dit ongemaklik maak

vir mense om daar te slaap.

Dit het ongelukkig nie gehelp nie en die

alternatief is noudat die brug toegeboumoet

word. Grootmense wat werk toe en kinders

wat skool toe, moet elke dag oor die brug en

soms is dit nog stikdonker as hulle loop.

Hierdie stap sal hulle beveilig. Ons hoop

om die werk voor die einde van die jaar te

voltooi, s Britz.

Die polisie inElsiesrivier,wat ookRuyter-

wacht bedien, het die toebou van die brug

verwelkom. Sers. Esmarelda Pheifer, poli-

siewoordvoerder, s dit moes al gebeur het.

Dit is die eerste wat ons daarvan hoor,

maar sou dit gebeur, sal ons dit verwelkom.

Misdadigers het die hawelose mense vir

twee goed uitgebuit. Eerstens het hulle ge-

steelde goedere tussen die haweloses gaan

wegsteek sodat die polisie dit nie kon op-

spoor nie. Dan was daar ook voorvalle waar

beweerde dwelmsmokkelaars van die hawe-

loses gebruik het om dwelms te verkoop.

Di is weerlose mense en hoewel ons bly

is die brugword toegebou, hoopons toghulle

vind op nmenslikemanier elders herberg,

s Pheifer.

Faizel Adams, gemeenskapsleier, s hulle

het lank vir n oplossing gewag.

Ons is bly daar is nou n daadwerklike

plan. Ekwerk soggens vroeg enbaie dae sien

ek hoe mense en veral jong kinders bevrees

is wanneer hulle oor die brug stap.

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BRENDEN RUITER

@ruitervaniewind

A

combination of vigilance, luck, coop-

eration and pure determinationmade

sure that two alleged car robbers are

in custody.

Chairperson of the Bothasig Community

Policing Forum (CPF), Neal de Wit, and his

wife, Jenny, were recently doing crime pre-

vention patrols in Rosendal Street in Both-

asig when they noticed a blue Volkswagen

Golf with two occupants. While cruising

past he noticed another Golf further up in

the street.

According to police spokesperson War-

rant Officer Jacques Mostert, De Wit ap-

proached the second vehicle.

When he came closer, the two men that

were standingnext to the car started towalk

away from the car towards the blue Golf.

They got into the car and drove away, says

Mostert.

De Wit raised the alarm. He called the

police, law enforcement and all the neigh-

bourhood watch members that were at that

moment participating in a combined crime

prevention operation in Bothasig. He drove

a different route hoping to cut the car off at

another exit, but when he got there the car

was nowhere to be found.

He then went back to check on the white

Golf that was left behind.When he got there

he found that the two samemennoticed ear-

lier had returned and were busy with the

vehicle, says Mostert.

By that time Michael Meyer and Dan di

Trapani from the Edgemead Neighbour-

hood Watch had joined him.

They proceeded to keep the men found

at the vehicle there, as the indication was

that they had tried to steal the vehicle. Dur-

ing this time the blue Golf was not seen, but

De Wit was informed by the police that the

car was in the same street but that it drove

off when they passed it on the way.

Warrant Officer Johan Esterhuizen

from the Bothasig police and law enforce-

ment officer Jennifer Smit had an idea

where to go and look for the vehicle. They

found theblueGolfwith implements to com-

mit theft out ofmotor vehicles inside aswell

as a cellular phone belonging to one of the

suspects found at thewhite Golf, and arrest-

ed the occupants. The two suspects found at

the white VW Golf were also arrested and

detained for theft of motor vehicle.

Everyone detained has appeared in Good-

wood court.

Police station commander, Lieutenant

Colonel Patrick Jacobs, praised the com-

munity for their support in the fight against

crime and expressed a special word of

thanks to the members of the CPF and local

neighbourhoodwatches for their assistance

with the ongoing crime prevention opera-

tions. This is a case in point that when ev-

erybody works together we can win the

fight against crime, says Jacobs.

Crime cooperationworks

Hand wash: Staff at Netcare N1 City Hospital joined their colleagues from other hospitals in showing their support for the World Health

Organisations Clean Your Hands campaign on World Hand Hygiene Day. Activities on the day included a stopandgo system where everyone

entering and exiting the hospital had to disinfect their hands, a hand hygiene relay in which a total of 120 people took part, as well as an

exhibition highlighting the importance of hand hygiene. Information leaflets were also handed out in the hospital foyer to visitors.

Die Goodwood-polisie soek inligting n n

man Vrydag op die N1-snelweg naby Monte

Vista doodgery is.

Daar word vermoed dat die man, wat ver-

moedelik in sy vyftigs is, n hawelose is en

naby die plek gebly het waar hy raakgery

is.

Volgens lt. Wayne Theunis, polisiewoord-

voerder, duur die ondersoek na die man se

dood voort. In die stadiumweet ons niewie

hywasenwaarheenhyoppadwasnie.Alles

dui daaropdathy nhawelosewas,maarons

kondit ooknie bevestig nie.As daar iemand

is wat weet wie die oorledene is, sal ons dit

waardeer as hulle ons kontak, s Theunis.

Volgens hom kry hulle gereeld voorvalle

vanmensewat raakgerywordwanneer hul-

le die snelweg onwettig oorsteek.

Ons wil n ernstige beroep doen op men-

se om nie die snelwe oor te steek nie.

Motors beweeg soms teen nho snelheid

verby en bestuurders verwag nie iemand

gaan uit die bloute oor die pad hardloop

nie, s Theunis.

OnbekendemanVrydag opN1 doodgery

GARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

When seven-year-old Tyrone Siljeur from

Bonteheuwel got a crayon stuck in his ear

earlier this month, his parents went into a

bit of a panic, but help was at hand.

They took him to a private doctor, but a

small piece remained and he was referred

to the Red Cross Childrens Hospital.

Thanks to some generous sponsorship

from Woolworths and MySchool, Tyrone

will underwent a small procedure under an-

aesthetic to have the crayon removed.

If you are part of the MySchool initiative,

you played your part when you did your

Christmas shoppingatWoolworths over the

festive season. This led to the donation of

R400 000 that was handed to the Childrens

Hospital Trust, the fundraising arm of Red

Cross last week.

The donation has been used by the trust

to purchase specialist ear, nose and throat

(ENT) equipment that will enable the hospi-

tal each year to help save the lives of ten

children with life-threatening ear diseases

and prevent hearing loss in 750 children.

Tyrones mom Marlene and dad Mornay

were very happy that their son was finally

going to have a clear ear canal once again.

We are so grateful to the Red Cross Chil-

drens Hospital, MySchool and Woolworths

for the equipment that allows for these

types of operations, said Mornay.

I dont know what we would have done

otherwise, and I know that Tyrone was in

very good hands.

The Woolworths Christmas Giving cam-

paign was supported by international mu-

sic sensation Pharrel Williams, and funds

were raised as a special additional donation

every time a customers swiped their My-

School MyVillage MyPlanet and their

linked Woolworths cards.

Woolworths and MySchool are such val-

ued supporters of the Childrens Hospital

Trust and the Red Cross Childrens Hospi-

tal, says Louise Driver, CEO of the Chil-

drens Hospital Trust.

Sponsorship helps boy (7) to hear again

Tyrone Siljeur

celebrates the

donation that rid him

of a piece of crayon

in his ear with a little

help from Louise

Driver, CEO of the

Childrens Hospital

Trust, with his

parents Marlene and

Mornay. PHOTO: GARY

VAN DYK

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BRENDEN RUITER

@ruitervaniewind

H

oe gemaakmet n ou rusbank, yskas

of hangkas wat jy nie meer wil h

nie en ook nie vervoer het om rens

anders te gaan gooi nie?

Gooi dit sommer op die sypaadjie of

teen die heining van die sportveld. Of

voor jou bure se huis.

Dit is heel waarskynlik wat inwoners

van Ruyterwacht dink as hulle met rom-

mel sit wat hulle nie weet wat om mee te

doen nie. Gebruiksartikels, stukkende

meubels, ou klere, verrotte kos en papiere

l op die sypaadjies.

VolgensFaizelAdams, n gemeenskaps-

leier van Ruyterwacht, laat die rommel

die dorp sleg lyk. Dit is nie die tipe Ruy-

terwacht wat ons wil h nie. Nie net lyk

dit sleg nie, maar dit kan ook lei tot ander

plae soos rotte en ander siektes, s hy.

Volgens hom word rommel in die dorp

gestrooi omdat inwoners nie weet wat om

met hul rommel te doen nie. Hier is nie

n stortingsterrein binne stapafstand nie.

Nie almal het motors waarmee hulle

vullis kan wegry nie, so mense gooi net

waar hulle n plekkie sien. Die vullisver-

wyderaars vat ook net die sakke wat uit

die asblikke kom en nie goed soos n stuk-

kende rusbank nie, s Adams.

n Ander probleem wat in die dorp kop

uitsteek, is dat inwoners trolliestoters

vra om hul vullis weg te ry. Di ouens

word betaal vir hul diens. Sodra hulle

buite sig vandiehuiseienaar is, gooi hulle

sommer die rommel weg. Maak nie saak

waar dit is nie, hulle smyt dit net waar

hulle wil. Ons is reg langs die GrandWest-

casino gele, wat n groot toeriste-trek-

pleister is. Wat moet mense dink van ons

dorp? vra Adams. Hy s daar was in die

verlede sprake dat n stortingsterrein in

of naby die dorp opgerig kan word.

In n vorige berig het Michael Britz,

raadslid vir die gebied, die moontlikheid

van n stortingsterrein bevestig.

Daar word gekyk om moontlik een in

die nywerheidsgebied te open. Dit sal ide-

aal wees vir almal en dan hoef mense nie

so ver te gaan om hul vullis te gaan weg-

gooi nie, het Britz toe ges.

Britz kon nie nou betyds vir kommen-

taar bereik word nie.

Luidens n verklaring deur die Stad

Kaapstad kan onwettige rommelstrooiers

met tot R2 500 beboet word. Die boete kan

opgestoot word tot R10 000 as die saak

voor die hof verskyn.

Joyous apologies for church noise

BRENDEN RUITER

@ruitervaniewind

The noise level of an event held at a church

twoweeks agowas reasonable, says a repre-

sentative of the church.

TygerBurger reported on the issue last

week (Kerkrumoer skande, TB 4 May).

Some residents of Tygerdal were upset

after they were kept awake from the noise

emanating from a concert at the church,

Joyous Celebration.

They were also furious with people park-

ing in their driveways. Some even went as

far as threatening to go to the police.

Riana Joubert, spokesperson of the

Friend of God Church, denied the claims.

Despite two complaints from local resi-

dents about noise emanating from the audi-

torium during theMTN Joyous Celebration

2016 annual event, tests indicate that the

noise was reasonable. Any gospel event of

this nature will have some noise impact on

the immediate environment. This MTN

event was a permitted and controlled event

approved by the City of Cape Town.

She added the event organisers provided

their own sound and technical equipment.

Joubert also responded to the claimof one

resident who said they found beer bottles

strewn around the church premises after

the event.

We definitely do

not permit or sell al-

coholic beverages

on our premises.

What happens out-

side our perimeters

is unfortunately be-

yond our control.

Despite the fact

that the church said

the noise was rea-

sonable, the orga-

niser of the event

sent a letter of apolo-

gy to Fernando

Smith, one of the ag-

grieved residents.

He left a letter in

my postbox apolo-

gising for the noise

and the discomfort

residents experienced, says Smith.

In the letter, Sharif Baker, production

manager of the event, writes:

On behalf of MTN Joyous Celebration

and Friend of God Church we would like to

profess our sincerest apologies for the in-

convenience caused to you and your family

by the inconsideration of some of our pat-

rons whilst attending our event. We would

like you to know that first and foremost we

are a church and are cognisant at all times

of our neighbours and that we must be re-

spectful of all around us. Therefore, we felt

it a must to present this apology and wish

only but sincerest blessings for you and

your family and trust that we have not

spoilt your Freedom Day celebrations too

much, reads the letter.

Faizel Adams is hier by n rusbank langs n sypaadjie in Ruyterwacht. FOTO: BRENDEN RUITER

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mense op n roete verby ge-

skiedkundige bakens wat

verband hou met die geskie-

denis van slawerny in die

Moederstad. Die koesister-bult

in die Bo-Kaap is een van die

hoogtepunte: n n steil klip-

paadjie word n mens bo-op

die heuwel begroet met n

tuisgemaakte tradisionele

koesister. TygerBurger was een

van die media-borge van die

geleentheid. Rashied Isaacs

het die fotos geneem.

Nosomi Mdyesa van Edgemead lyk oorstelp van

vreugde n sy die koesisterbult baasgeraak het.

Jasmiena Adams van die BoKaap bied vir

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n koesister aan.

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Ingrid Newton van Durbanville hyg na haar

asem.

Heelwat mas en hul dogters het besluit om

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vier. Nadine en Megan de Beer van Ridgeworth

in Bellville het die 21 kmwedloop saam voltooi.

T

he City of Cape Towns Social Develop-

ment and Early Childhood Develop-

ment Directorate has recruited and

trained nearly 400 people in this financial

year to participate in its home-based care

programme.

According to a statement, the directorate

started the initiative in 2014 as part of the

Vulnerable Groups Programme, to lend a

hand to elderly residents in need of assist-

ance around the home, but also companion-

ship.

The home-based caregivers programme

employs workers through the Citys Expand-

ed Public Works Programme (EPWP) who

render social care services through psycho-

social support, companionship, housekeep-

ing and light household duties as well as re-

ferrals to other social services.

The caregivers offer their services to sen-

iors in their home environment and at old-

age homes, clinics and hospitals.

In the first year, 2580 elderly residents

signed up for the programme. Last year that

number more than doubled to 5557, while

this year saw a high level of interest again,

prompting the directorate to revise its target

of 300 caregivers to 400.

All of the caregivers have completed their

training and are providing services.

Maycomember for social development and

early childhood development, Suzette Little,

says this speaks to the vulnerability of elder-

ly residents many of whom can no longer

do things for themselves, like cleaning the

house or even their personal grooming.

Im enthused that somany have taken ad-

vantage of this opportunity. Not only does it

mean that little things are being done around

the house for them, but it alsomeans a break

from the loneliness that many experience

especially those living on their own.

The home-based caregivers are sourced

from theCitys job seeker database and, after

their recruitment, the caregivers undergo

various training sessions.

They receive in-depth training on the prin-

ciples of home-based social care, etiquette

and proper conduct in caring for an older

person in the home environment.

They are also trained on how to identify

older people in need through community

profiling and to provide basic relief for fami-

ly members of older people.

Accredited first-aid training, communica-

tion and companionship aspects are also ad-

dressed with the trainees.

The home-based caregivers have been

trained and appointed to offer services such

as respite relief for familymembers andcare-

givers of seniors, companionship, reading,

assistance in preparation of meals, light

cleaning and laundry duties, and referral of

seniors requiring hands-on care or medical

care to the districts for further support.

The caregivers deserve special thanks for

this service. Home-based care is not an easy

task, especially as some seniors see outsiders

as a threat to their independence. In many

cases the caregivers are also the ones who

identify cases of abuse and assist with inter-

ventions to help stop this cycle, Little says.

Residents who need assistance of a home-

based caregiver can contact the social devel-

opment departments offices:

V The Tygerberg office call Elmerie Voorslag on

021 918 7224; thenorthernofficecall ShereeVisagie

on 021 444 2719; the eastern office call Linda Pe

tersen on 021 900 1683, and the western office call

021 529 4802.

Help available for

elderly residents


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B

oksel, Suid Afrika se eerste Afrikaanse

mobiele virtuele netwerkoperateur en

diensverskaffer (MVNO), is Dinsdag-

aand by die Eaglevlei-wynlandgoed buite

Stellenbosch bekendgestel.

Rennert van Rensburg, hoof- uitvoerende

beampte by Boksel en ook direkteur by die

Afrikaanse radiostasie Bok Radio, verduide-

lik die konsep.

n MVNO is n sellulre diensverskaffer

wat meeding teen alle ander, maar nie sy eie

selfoontorings het nie.

Dis baie meer buigsaam en lewer n diens

vir n spesifiekemark. In di geval, die Afri-

kaanssprekende publiek.

Volgens Van Rensburg is Afrikaans die

derde grootste huistaal in Suid-Afrika, met

sowat 70%van alle Suid-Afrikanerswat Afri-

kaans verstaan.

Oor die wreld heen verkies mense om in

hul moedertaal gehelp te word, s hy.

Hy beoog om 100 000 intekenaars met die

diens te lok. Die netwerk is deur die mobiele-

netwerk-pioniers MVN-X ontwikkel en sal

die infrastruktuur gebruik van Cell C, wat

tans besig is met n R8 biljoen-opgradering.

Wat ons uniek maak is dat verbruikers

nie n kontrak hoef uit te neem nie en sy eie

pakket n registrasie op ons webwerf kan

saamstel. Diemaatskappy se hoofkantoor is

in Brackenfell gevestig, waar dit tans 14

werksgeleenthede verskaf, maar die hoop is

om dit uit te brei na meer as 100.

Boksel n eerste vir Afrikaans

The Rotary Club of Bellville honoured

individuals in the police for going be-

yond their call of duty in their day-to-day

work. These recipients are chosen from

the Bellville cluster of police stations.

At a recent meeting the club handed

awards to the recipients of the past three

months as follows:

. January: Constable Fabian Frans-

man from the Bellville police station. He

was instrumental in the arrests of 29 in-

dividuals found guilty on various char-

ges.

.February:WarrantOfficer Theo van

der Riel from the Brackenfell police sta-

tion collected the awards for his team

consisting ofWarrant Officer HenryWa-

terson, Sergeant Sabelo Mpambane and

ConstableDennisMtsokoba,whochased

three suspects with their vehicle after a

housebreak-in, continuedon foot andar-

rested the suspects after they crashed

their vehicle and tried to run away.

. March: Detective Warrant Officer

RichardBotto from theGoodwood police

station. He secured imprisonment of a

suspect on charges of house break-in and

murder after a long investigation.

Successful officers rewarded

From left: Colonel Hennie Rademeyer, Warrant Officer Theo van der Riel, Detective

Warrant Officer Richard Botto, Constable Fabian Fransman and the president of the

Rotary club of Bellville, Adrian Willard.

BRENDEN RUITER

@ruitervaniewind

The Goodwood Ratepayers Association

urged residents to follow correct proce-

dures when complaining about service de-

livery.

Brian Lawson, chairperson of the associ-

ation, says it sometimes takes longer for

complaints to be resolvedbecausepeople do

not follow the correct steps. When people

come to us with complaints, we ask them

what steps have they taken before they ar-

rived at this point. In most cases the wrong

steps have been followed, says Lawson.

According to Lawson it is important to

phone the number relating to the com-

plaint. People cannot just call any random

City ofCapeTownnumber. There are desig-

nated departments for most complaints. By

phoning the correct number straight away

can save you time. It is important that you

takedown thenameof thepersonwho takes

your call and the time and date of call.

If having followed these steps and the

complaints have not been dealt with in the

time given to you, the local ward councillor

can be contacted. In Goodwood it is Cecile

Janse van Rensburg andwhen you call her,

quote the reference number. If still no

progress has been made in a reasonable

time, our association can be contacted,

says Lawson.

Contact numbers:

. Cecile Janse van Rensburg

084 401 0602

. Homeless people (Peter Cookson)

0800 272 201 or 073 192 5621

. Illegal dumping 0860 103 089

. Call centre 0860 103 089

Call the right people first

Die NG Kerk Parowvallei-Oos hou op Son-

dag 15 Mei n spesiale erediens om Interna-

sionale Verpleegsondag te vier.

Alle verpleegpersoneel is baie welkom

om ook in uniform na die erediens te kom,

wat om 09:30 sal begin.

Op Sondag 22 Mei word alle Comradesat-

lete genooi om n erediens by te woon met

die oog op die komende Comrades-mara-

thon. Alle atlete is welkom. Hierdie diens

begin ook om 09:30.

Die prediker by beide geleenthede is ds.

Theo Swart, wat self al aan n hele paar

Comrades-marathons deelgeneem het.

Spesiale eredienste gehou


Skool doen onontbeerlike werk

ANDR BAKKES

@andrebakkes

D

ie onontbeerlike werk van

die Tygerberg-hospitaal-

skool kan nie genoeg be-

klemtoon word nie.

Ontmoet Riaan*, n student by

n vooraanstaande kollege.

Riaan se lewe was op n ver-

woestingspad nadat hy op sy pa

se lyk afgekomhet nadat hy self-

dood gepleeg het.

In di beproewende tyd het hy

dwelms begin gebruik en in die

psigiatriese eenheid van die Ty-

gerberg-hospitaal beland.

Die depressiewe jongmanwas

vir twee jaar uit die skool ten

spyte van die suksesvolle psigia-

triese hulp wat hy ontvang het,

was sy toekoms maar donker.

Abetprogram

Die personeel by die skool het

hom op vlak vier van die Abet-

program gesit, wat gelykstaan-

de is aan graad 9 op skool.

Hulle het alles vir Riaan gedoen om hom

uit die put van ellende te trek.

Daarwas nie altyd geld vir homomskool

toe te kom nie, maar die personeel het geld

uit hul eie sakke bymekaar geskraap om

hom die beste toekoms moontlik te bied.

Hy het uiteindelik sewe onderskeidings

behaal en studeer nou om n dieselmegani-

kus te word.

Nie alle stories is egter so positief soos

Riaan sn nie, s SusanPotgieter, die skool-

hoof.

Die skool is daar vir kinders wat vir n

lang tydperk in die hospitaal behandel

moet word en dan daarna weer terug moet

gaan na n gewone skool.

Die kinders is baie keer uiters siek,maar

die skoolpersoneel laat hul nie onderkry

nie. Hulle speel n kardinale rol in die kind

se lewe.

Ons probeer hard omnie daai diep emo-

sionele verbintenis met kinders te maak

nie. Ons werk nie vir die hospitaal nie, so

baie min inligting oor die kind se diagnose

is tot ons beskikking. Dit is eintlik goed so,

want hoeminder jyweet, hoeminderweer-

baar is jy.

Dis baie hartseer. Baie keer kan jy sien

die kind gaan agteruit, maar dan kom jy

terug werk toe en die kind is weer daar.

Dan is daar die ander wat jy dink reg is en

mre is die kind dan nie meer daar nie,

s Potgieter.

Die personeel druk egter deur die swaar

tye met die wete dat die skool se positiewe

rolnoual oor 54 jaar strekendaarduisende

kinders is wat beter af is te danke aan hul-

le.

Om genoeg geld bymekaar te skraap is

uiteraard n groot uitdaging vir die skool.

Hulle kry ondersteuning van die rege-

ring,maar volgens Potgieter is dit nooit ge-

noeg nie.

Ons sou so graag meer personeel wou

aanstel, gaan sy voort.

Kyk, ons bring siek kinders

vandiehospitaal hierheen, par-

tykeer in rolstoele. Ons wil hul-

le wegvat uit die omgewing van

siek mense.

Nie ver van beddens

Die skooltjie is op die hospi-

taalterrein, so die kindersword

nie ver van hul beddens ge-

neem nie.

Die kinders wat maande in

traksie l, of di wat eenvoudig

net te siek is om uit die hospi-

taal te kom, moet by hul bed-

dens onderrig word.

In hierdie stadium het ons

een juffrou wat dit permanent

doen, maar sy kan net so agt

kinders n dag sien. Dis nie

naastenby genoeg nie.

Een van die skool se grootste

geldinsamelings van die jaar

vind op Saterdag 28 Mei van

09:30 tot 12:00 in die Vredelust-

aktiwiteitsentrum in Bellville

plaas.

Michelle Luscombe, n ontvanger van n

skenkershart, sal praat by die byeenkoms

met die tema Uit die hart.

Viljoen Retief sal gedurende die oggend

so twee of drie liedjies sing en daar sal ook

items uitgeloot word.

Die skool en die kinders maak staat op

broodnodige skenkings van die publiek, so

selfs al kan jy nie die vroueoggend bywoon

nie, kan jy altyd n paar rand vir die skool

skenk.

* Riaan is n skuilnaam.

V Skakel 021 938 5261 om kaartjies te koop of om

die skool finansieel te ondersteun.

Susan Potgieter, Tygerberghospitaalskool se hoof, sit hier in hul indrukwekkende biblioteek. FOTO: ANDR BAKKES

Dog attacks how to protect yourself, child

Never approach unknown dogs

A dog may be a mans best friend but do

you know how to reduce your chances of be-

ing bitten by one?

According to Samantha Walpole, the sec-

retary of Animal Behavioural Consultants

of SouthAfrica, children are themost at risk

of being bitten by dogs and should be educat-

ed about how to act around and take care of

their dogs.

Children are generally drawn to dogs.

Wagging tails are attractive to children. Un-

fortunately, the public is ill informed that if

a dogs tail iswagging, itmeans that it is hap-

py and is safe to approach. This is far from

the truth. Children are also taught that hug-

ging and kissing is an acceptable form of af-

fection. Itmightbe tohumans, but to canines

this is perceived as confrontational.

Fundamentally, humans and dogs speak

a different language. When communication

is misunderstood, people get bitten, says

Walpole, who is also a dog behaviourist and

trainer.

Dogs could also turn on their owners as

a result of a number of reasons.

Walpole says dogs that bite their owners,

or anyone else, could have an underlying

medical condition. The dog could also be

pushed to a point where it has no choice or

could feel that its life is being threatened.

Harsh and confrontational training meth-

ods could also be a contributing factor with

regards to human related dog aggression.

Walpole says that people should purchase

dogs from reputable breeders to minimise

the risk of being bitten.

If you want to purchase a puppy, do your

homework to match the right breed with

your lifestyle. Join a reputable positive rein-

forcement socialisation school. There

should be continued training to build a good

bond between you and your dog. You should

seek assistance immediately if there are any

early signs that make you uncomfortable,

said Walpole.

She provides the following tips and urges

parents to educate their children.

Be respectful to your dog. Research and

learnhow to speakdog. There are anumber

of body signals that adogdisplays to indicate

that it is uncomfortable and needs space or

that it likeswhat you are doing. Bywatching

your dogs body language and understand-

ing what your dog is saying, you are able to

stop or change the reason for your dog feel-

ing uncomfortable.

Learn what your dog likes and dislikes

and respect these needs. A dog should not be

treated like a toy or tested to see how toler-

ant it is. Do not poke, push or sit on a dog

or pull its tail. Stop what you are doing if

a dog shows discomfort. Signs of discomfort

include when the dog turns its head away

from you, when the dog yawns, flicks his

tongue out of his mouth or licks his nose,

when the dogs body freezes, when it moves

away, lifts its lips or growls. Also stop what

you are doingwhen the dog showswhale-eye

(pronounced whites of the eye). This is often

misunderstood as a guilty look when it is

actually an appeasement gesture in re-

sponse to the stimulus.

Never corner a dog and do not reprimand

a dog when it growls. This is a language pri-

or to a bite. Growling means that a person

should leave the dog alone. If your dog bites

someone, do not place the dog in a similar

situation. If necessary, temporarily confine

the dog in a safe area with water and shelter

and immediately seek the assistance of a

qualified trained and professional animal

behaviourist.

Walpole says an unfamiliar dog should be

ignored.

Do not encourage an unfamiliar dog to

approach you. Quietly and calmly walk

away. Do not turn your back on the dog but

rather try tohave your body facing sideways

toward the dog, says Walpole.

If the dog approaches to attack you, do not

scream, run away or turn your back on the

dog. Do not make eye contact as this is often

perceived as confrontational.

Keep your hands close to your body and

stand still until the dog has backed away or

is preferably out of sight. If you have food

on you, break it up into small pieces and un-

derarm toss the food toward the dogs head.

If thedogeats, continue to toss the foodwhile

slowly backing away to a safe place, says

Walpole.

You can also place something such as a

chair or backpack if available between you

and the dog.

If you are unable to escape an attacking

dog, place yourself in a foetal position with

yourhead tucked towardyour chest and cov-

er your head with your hands.

ER24s Dr Kumeshan Moodley, who has

treated numerous people for dog bites, says

that anyone bitten, even if minor injuries,

should visit a medical practitioner.

He says that one of the main reasons for

this is the possibility of developing infec-

tions or rabies. Rabies, a viral and almost

always fatal disease, is mainly transmitted

by the bite of an infected animal.

The virus exists in the saliva of a rabid an-

imal such as a dog.

People who develop rabies could experi-

ence anything from headache, fever, vomit-

ing, muscle pain, difficulty swallowing, anx-

iety, profuse salivation, paralysis, restless-

ness, fear of water and seizures.

DrMoodley says that apersonwill notnec-

essarily develop symptoms immediately. It

is possible to only experience symptoms lat-

er in life.

There is no effective treatment for people

or animals once they develop rabies symp-

toms. Hence it is important to seek medical

attention immediately after being bitten.

Treatment of bites depends on the severi-

ty of the injury as well as whether the dog

was a stray, a pet that was immunised or not

immunised. Where it is unknown if the dog

was immunised, as a precaution, the patient

would be treated based on assumption that

the dog was not immunised, said Dr Mood-

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BRENDEN RUITER

@ruitervaniewind

Die polisie in Goodwood het motorhande-

laars gewaarsku om seker te maak hulle

ontvang die regte dokumente as hulle mo-

tors verkoop.

Di waarskuwing volg n twee mans

verledeweekweens bedrog in hegtenis ge-

neem is omdat hulle nmotormet vervals-

te papiere gekoop het.

Volgens lt. Wayne Theunis, polisie-

woordvoerder, het die mans se papiere op

die oog af korrek voorgekom.

Dit is eers n hulle met die motor weg

is, dat die handelaar besef het hy is inge-

loop. Skelms is deesdae so tegnologies ge-

vorderd dat hulle dit maklik regkry om

vervalsings te doen. Ons wil n beroep

doen op handelaars omdeeglik deur doku-

mentasie te gaan, s Theunis.

Dit is volgens Theunis die eerste keer

dat hulle hierdie modus operandi tekom.

In die verlede het skelms motors vir

toetsbestuur bespreek. Wanneer hulle n

entjie gery het, oorrompel hulle die ver-

koopsman en ry met die motor weg.

Di keer is twee mans in Nyanga aange-

keer, maar Theunis s dit kan dalk anders

uitdraai. Ons weet motors word nie som-

mer gesteel om hier in die omgewing rond

te ry nie. Gewoonlik sit daar groot sindi-

kate agter die diefstal. So as dit weg is, is

dit weg, s hy.

Tweemotordiewe vasgetrek

n Halfjaar voor

wiele glad rol

Op di grafika kan gesien word waar herstelwerk tans plaasvind.

H

oewel vertragings korter gaan

raak, moet Kaapse treinpende-

laars hulle maar vir nog minstens

ses maande regmaak vir oponthoude en

frustrasie.

VolgensRianaScott,Metrorail-woord-

voerder, sal Metrorail-treindienste on-

bepaald en vir so lank as wat dit nodig

is om die skade te herstel vertraag bly.

Hoewel al ons hulpbronne ingespan

word om dit te herstel, is die verwagte

omkeertyd tussen sesmaande en n jaar.

Vertragings sal egter korter wees, het

sy gister ges. Etlike voorvalle van van-

dalisme en brandstigting die afgelope

paar maande waarin treinwaens uitge-

brand en perronne beskadig is, het tot

daaglikse vertragings en die kansellasie

van treine gelei.

Oorvol waens

Scott het ook ges die tekort aan treine

kan tot oorvol waens lei en het n beroep

op pendelaars gedoen om versigtig te

wees wanneer hulle open afklim.

Herstelwerk aan skade aan die lyne

tussenPhilippi enNyanga, enEsplanade

en Woodstock, asook skade aan perron-

ne 11 en 12 by die Kaapstad-stasie is

reeds aan die gang.

Volgens Metrorail is die grootste oor-

sake van vertragings:

. Vandalisme:Kabeldiefstal byMan-

dalay en tussen Kaapstad en Esplanade

het gelei tot ernstige ontwrigting dwars-

oor die spoornetwerk.

Kommunikasiekabels

Tot di kommunikasiekabels herstel

is, wat tussen vier en sesweke kan duur,

sal treine met die hand gemagtig word,

wat n stadiger proses is. Sommige trei-

ne is gekanselleer om te verhoed dat trei-

ne weens die stadiger proses ophoop.

. Brandstigting: Metrorail het van-

jaar reeds 17 passasierswaens ter waar-

de vanR70miljoen verloorweens brand-

stigting. Die Wes-Kaap het 89 treinstelle

nodig om die rooster vol te maak, maar

weens die verliese is daarminder treine,

en gevolglik is van die dienste gekansel-

leer.

. Verouderde infrastruktuur: Die

spoorinfrastruktuur het aan die einde

van sy lewensduur gekom en weens n

toename in tegniese foute is meer in-

standhoudingswerk nodig. Herstelwerk

aan foutiewe stroombane op die lyne tus-

sen Bonteheuwel en Netreg en tussen

Mandalay en Stockroad duur voort.

. Sand op spoorlyne: Die suidooste-

wind waai sand oor die treinspore en dit

ontwrig treindienste. Tans is die diens

tussen Vishoek en Simonstad weens

sand op die spoor gekanselleer. Ro-

mantha Botha (Die Burger)


Women: learn how to

defend yourself

Women are invited to four self-defence

classes, starting on Monday 23 May,

where they will be taught how to defend

themselves with as little force as possible

in the following situations: hijacking,

rape, choke-hold, confined spaces and

much more.

Too often the victim lands up being

the accused, so these classes are excellent

as it keeps us within the law, says a

spokesperson.

It takes place at the Vredelust Activity

Centre Boston (behind Brights) from 18:30

to 20:30 and costs R350 for four classes.

Booking is essential as limited space is

available. Wear comfortable clothes.

V Contact Louise Honeyman on 072 937 1024 or

021 950 4443 to book.

Volkskoolmatriekswil n

dawerende renie hou

Oud? Watwou! Al is watter kanale ook

verstop en die ou lyf dalk al bra skeef en

krom, wil die matrieks van 1957 van die

Hor Volkskool Potchefstroom in Maart

2017 matriek plus 60 vier dat dit dawer.

n Flukse klasmaat, Bettie (Kilian)

Fourie van Potchefstroom, is kliphard

besig om ou adreslyste af te stof vir die

groot renie. Sy vra vir n spanpoging

om die net so wyd as moontlik te gooi vir

n spesiale geleentheid. SMS name en

kontaknommers aan haar by 076 289 0467

of e-pos na [email protected].

SANavyBand sharing

memories andmelodies

Memories and Melodies will host their

next concert with the SA Navy Band at

the Bellville Civic Theatre on Tuesday 31

May.

Widely considered to be the most

versatile band in the South African

National Defence Force (SANDF), the

Navy Band has performed in Germany,

the Netherlands, Russia, England, Scot-

land and Burundi along with their

performances all over South Africa.

Tickets for this concert, which starts at

10:30, cost R50 and the audience is invited

to enjoy tea, coffee and biscuits at R6 a

cup with background music from 09:30

before the concert.

V Call Cynthia on 021 976 1227 for bookings or

more information.

The three witches from

Macbeth concoct a poisonous

brew. PHOTOS: ANDR BAKKES

ANDR BAKKES

@andrebakkes

T

he ethereal lighting illuminates the

poisonous frog while lifelike models

of red monkeys stare over your

shoulder.

Around the corner Snow White lies

waiting for her prince and the threewitch-

es from Macbeth tower over a cauldron.

One can almost hear them cackling:

Double, double toil and trouble; Fire

burn, and cauldron bubble!

The Power of Poison exhibition at the

Waterfront promises to fascinate young-

sters and a few adults as well. As long as

youre in the right frame of mind to learn

and if you find poison and venom interest-

ing then this exhibition is for you.

TygerBurger dropped by during the

opening weekend to admire the 200 exhib-

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care and literature.

As with most expos, you need to attend

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tions at the door. If you follow this advice

then you are sure to enjoy the unique and

visual journey.

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or to book tickets.

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LEWENSKIEKIE

Three days of

paternity

leave a joke!

Ive had bags under my eyes for so long

that I named them.

Its no coincidence that theyre named

after my two toddlers Joshua and

Amlie.

Im writing this from the perspective of

a very involved and very tired father

who gets just as little sleep as his wife.

This weekend I went to a well-known

shopping centre in the northern suburbs

with my kids and were met by a very

adamant and somewhat sarcastic security

guard.

While I was unloading screaming child

number one, the guard marched towards

me and indicated that I was not allowed

to park there. He furiously pointed

towards the sign reading Moms & Tots.

The guard reasoned that I was clearly

not a mom, despite the exaggerated bags

under my eyes hanging so low that I

needed a bra.

I refused to move the car and flatly

ignored the man.

Yet, he had a point!

Im not a mom. So

why on earth are

there no Dads &

Tots parking

spaces?

Little did I know

my day was about

to go from bad to

worse.

Screaming child

number two had a

dirty nappy and

much to my

dismay I discov-

ered that the baby

changing area was located in the wom-

ens rest rooms.

These two issues are more than just a

personal gripe.

It affects every single dad, and even

more so every single single dad!

As if us poor souls dont have enough

on our plates already.

Its quite clearly a case of gross sexual

discrimination and tests a tired fathers

nerves to the extreme.

Someone with more energy needs to do

something about it.

And dont get me started on the differ-

ence between maternity and paternity

leave in South Africa!

A mother needs time to heal physically

and emotionally. In most cases she needs

to breastfeed every three hours, so they

obviously need to spend a long time at

home after giving birth.

A fathers role during this time is

nothing to scoff at, especially if he must

get up to go to work in the morning.

Three days of paternity leave is a joke.

Hear my bone-wearied chuckle. Andr

Bakkes

THINKINGOUT LOUD

SMS

VHetdie laastepaarmaandeook lemoen-

duifies inBostongekrywatdoodissonder

beserings.Sienditwanneerekstap. -Rina

V Regarding roadworks on Okavango be-

tween Langeberg Road and Pinehurst

Drive. I never saw so many illiterate mo-

torists in my life! Road signs clearly indi-

cated No through way. Residents only.

andanotherCul-de-sac.Nooutlet.DEAD

END. Why are motorists so arrogant to

ignore these road signs to the frustration

of Langeberg Heights residents? Every-

one ended upmaking a U-turn at the end

of Hennops Street, wasting their own

time anyway! Anonymous

VTheresidents inRuyterwachthavetoal-

ways report street lights that are not on,

especially in Princess Elizabeth Street.

There is a field that people walk across

and its very dark and dangerous. We are

tired of reporting it all the time, but we

must pay for services. Anonymous

) SMSe kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord

Tyger, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.

BRIEWE

[email protected]|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Bellville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woorde

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

Ek het onlangs n vertoning in

die Bellville-stadskouburg

bygewoon. Die gebou lyk op

die oog af netjies en die

instandhouding van die gebou

is goed.

Die skouburg is in 1957

ingewy. Ek is egter teleurge-

steld in sekere aspekte, soos

die eertydse spuitfontein wat

in onbruik geraak het en nou

n wit olifant is.

Die toringhorlosie is buite

werking en het op 15:45 gestop.

Die tuingedeelte om die

spuitfontein bestaan uit ses

blombeddings, waarvan slegs

een met roosbome beplant is

terwyl klippe welig in die

ander l. By die ingang na die

skouburg is vier groot pot-

planthouers. In twee van hulle

groei n boompie, maar die

ander twee is sonder plante en

staan doelloos daar. Sommige

letters van die Engelse bewoor-

ding van stadskouburg is weg.

Voordat ek my sitplek

ingeneem het, het ek in die

voorportaal vertoef.

Die kunsmatige plante en

blomme is oud, stowwerig en

afgeleef en ontsier meer as wat

dit versier. Ek wou regtig nie

op die rusbanke in die voorpor-

taal sit nie. Die bekleedsel is

vuil en dit blink omrede dit

lankal vervang moes gewees

het. Die mat is plek-plek vol

vuil kolle. Dit kan maklik

skoongemaak word of die

vierkantige mattels kan

vervang word. Ek kan nie trots

wees op ons stadskouburg nie.

Ek doen n beroep op ons

stadsvaders om aandag aan die

probleem te gee.

LORETH LOURENS

Epos

Nie trots op die

stadskouburg

I was doing my normal school

run on Wednesday 4 May at

around 7:10 in the morning

when my son asked me to stop

at a filling station in Bellville

Staff just look on as

man terrifies family

Ek hoop dat u hierdie brief sal

plaas met die hoop dat die regte

mense dit sal raaksien. Wat

gaan aan met die winkels se

klere vir seuntjies? Winkels

sorg vir mooi kleertjies tot die

ouderdom van ses en van

daaraf sal my oupa nie eers die

klere wil dra wat beskikbaar is

vir 7-jariges en ouer nie!

Die meisietjies het in alle

ouderdomme altyd by elke

winkel die mooiste goedjies om

van te kies. Seuns se afdelings

is altyd die kleinste en kleur-

skakerings is swart, grys en

miskien blou. Kan die hande-

laars van winkels aandag gee

aan die probleem? Ons wil ook

graag ons seuntjies mooi

aantrek met klere waarvan

hulle hou. Help asseblief!

SUMARI SMITH

Epos

Seuntjiekleertjies

nie geskik vir Oupa

I agree with Rudie van Rens-

burg Net 80 dinge in die

lewe ontstem my (TB, 4 May),

but as they say Thats life. I

have another one trying to

iron the trendy pants with half

a dozen pockets and zips, but I

guess most men dont know

about that. At 73 years, I have

experience of them all. Enjoy

reading your column.

JACKIE

Email

I agree, but have you

tried ironing pants?

Wolwerivier is a

ticking time bomb.

Monique Duval,

Table View

Danksy die goedhar

tigheid van Eersteri

vierinwoners kry

vroue en kinders by

die GenevaHouse

skuiling, wat sedert

Donderdag buite

kant slaap, darem

bedags kos, tee en

klere. Richard

Roberts, Eersterivier

Development in

Cape Town poses a

Catch22. Either

way, nobody can

halt development as

long; as the City

executes this in a

responsiblemanner.

Desire Rorke,

Brackenfell

Geregtigheid ge

skied, al vat dit lank.

Esm Erasmus,

Durbanville

Plan for any eventu

ality even a road

accident. Know

which tow truck

companies are legit.

Andr Bakkes,

Parow

Om n kerkdiens vir

dowes by tewoon, is

n sielsverrykende

ervaring vir horen

des. De la Bat vier

40 jaar in Loumar.

Avril Fillies, Bellville

Happy belated

Mothers Day to all

thewonderful

womenwho form

the backbone of our

society. Louisa

Steyl, Entertainment

to purchase some sweets and a

cooldrink at the conveniece

shop located at the premises.

I parked in one of the parking

bays opposite the pump sta-

tions, when I noticed out of the

corner of my eye that a man

stood with clenched fists

slightly to the far right of my

car.

At first I did not process that

this was actually happening

but when I looked again he

started to come closer to my

vehicle with his clenched fists

and threatening behaviour.

Immediately I felt threatened

and started to move my car out

of the bay whilst frantically

hooting to get the attention of

the petrol attendants who just

looked on.

By this time I was thinking of

my son who might be stepping

out soon from the shop to get

back into the car. This man

might hurt him as it looked

that he was ready to pounce my

car or us. As I hooted, and

moved off, the guy chased me

with clenched fists whilst my

daughter, who is eight years

old, was screaming frantically

and crying in the car that he

was coming and calling her

brothers name. I tried to

remain calm and exited the

premises to throw him off (my

son was not out of the shop yet)

but he was still in pursuit of

us.

At the robot, I made another

U-turn to get back on the

premises to get my son, praying

that he might still be in the

shop.

I drove straight in front of

the shop and screamed for my

son, who had exited the shop by

now and thankfully stood on

the side. At this time the man

was pinned down by the

management and when my

husband called later, he was

informed matter-of-factly that

the man was a troublemaker

and was taken away by the

police.

As you can well imagine, my

daughter and I were completely

traumatised by the incident and

I had to take her to the doctor.

She and I will be going for

counselling for post-traumatic

stress all because of this

V Die bostaande menings is

di vandie betrokke joernalis,

en reflekteer nie noodwendig

die opinie(s) van die Tyger-

Burger-handelsnaam nie.

Sowhy on

earth are

there no

Dads and

Tots parking

spaces?

Kan jy dit

oorvertel?

troublemaker.

This incident was so unneces-

sary if only somebody could

have come to assist us in the

first place. I am writing this

article to bring awareness to

women and children that

no-one is safe in a busy place

early in the morning. That

garage will not see us ever

again.

It has now been associated

and imprinted a grave impres-

sion of fear in my family.

CHERYL BASSON

Email


V One Heart For Kids will be hosting a

family trail-run at Blaauwklippen on Sunday

15 May to raise funds to develop literacy in

rural areas. Participants can use from a

10km trail run, a pram-friendly 5km family

trail run/walk and a 3km childrens race for

eight to 13 year-olds. Registration will take

place from 06:30 to 07:40 on the day of

event but can also be done online at

www.myactive.co.za. Dogs are welcome

and the venue is wheelchair friendly. Visit

www.oneheartforkids.co.za for more.

V The SA Army Band WC will host its first

golf day at Parow Golf Club on Friday

20 May. Entry fees cost R800 for a two-ball,

R1600 for a four-ball or R1500 for fairway

sponsorship. Email henk@music@

work.co.za for more information and entry

forms.

VTheCapeSocietyTeachersofDancewill

host their ballroom and Latin American

dance competition at the Parow Civic Cen-

tre on Saturday 21May from 13:00. Entry for

spectators costR110 for adults, R90 for chil-

dren younger than 16 and R70 for pension-

ers. Call 082 739 7700 for more informa-

tion.

V The first Jewish Literary Festival (JLF)

will take place at the Gardens Community

Centre from 09:00 to 17:00 on Sunday

22 May. The festival will showcase authors,

poets, illustrators, journalists, writers and

educators who have a Jewish connection or

are engaged with subjects of Jewish inter-

est. Tickets are available at Quicket.co.za.

Visit www.jewishliteraryfestival.co.za for

more.

V Water Shortage SA will be hosting a

fundraiser at Barnyard Theatre Willow-

bridge on Thursday 26 May during a per-

formance of Viva Las Vegas, a tribute to the

superstars who have rocked Vegas over the

past 60 years. Tickets cost R150. Call or

WhatsApp Deon Smit on 082 738 2702 or

send an email to Deon.smit@webafrica

.org.za for tickets or more information.

V Die Delheim-wynlandgoed sal op 16 en

17 Junie en weer op 1 en 2 Julie sy jaarlikse

wilde sampioensoektogte aanbied. Hierdie

eksklusiewe snuffeltogte vind plaas onder

die wakende o van Delheim se Nora Sper-

ling-Thiel en Gary Goldman, n gesoute

sampioenkenner. Daar is slegs 40 plekke

per dag beskikbaar. Kaartjies kos R650 en

sluit Delheim-wyn en middagete in. Kaar-

tjies is by Computicket beskikbaar.

V The Iziko South African National Gal-

lerywill be exhibiting thework ofmore than

100 South African artists in Studio: Cele-

brating the Lives and Works of South Afri-

can Artists a showcase of South African

history through art until September. Visit

www.iziko.org.za for more.

V Oranjezicht City Farm Market will be at

the Granger Bay section of the V&AWater-

front every Saturday from 09:00 to 14:00.

Visit www.waterfront.co.za for more.

V TheCape Farmhouse Restaurantwill be

hosting a car boot sale on the last Sunday

of every month from 10:00 to 14:00. Entry

is free. To book a car space, email mu-

[email protected] or call 062 278

2823.

Whats up |Wats Waar

South Africas most photographed drag

queen, Miss Lola Fine, will be among the

artists on stage when PWR Project and

Mclaren Circus present SURGE: The Fun-

raiser Show on Sunday 15 May.

PWR Project, a registered non-profit or-

ganisation, aims to inform, empower and

support youth through education, specifi-

cally targeting LGBTIQ youth, reducing

bullying and discrimination in schools.

Sundays concert will be hosted by Sasha

le Strange and will feature circus artists

Charne Potgieter, Cassandra Stone, Fran-

cisca Laszig and Gilberto Salgueiro Filho

at the circus current home at the Durban-

ville Sports Grounds in Sport Way.

V Tickets for the show, which starts at 19:30, cost

R100 fromwww.webtickets.co.za. Reserved ringside

seats are available at R130 including a glass of wine.

To book a reserved seat, call Karl on 079 419 2444.

Miss Lola Fine on stage to

help raise funds

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V Carl Weber, Martin Davis (UK), Stig

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TownComedyClub tonight (Wednesday).

Tickets available at Computicket.

V Francois van Coke is vanaand (Woens-

dag) en Donderdag by Die Boer te sien.

R150. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of by

www.dieboer.com.

VMelvyn Tan will be performing with the

CapeTownPhilharmonicOrchestra un-

der the baton ofArjan Tien at Cape Town

City Hall on Thursday from 20:00. Tickets

available at Computicket.

V Shimmy Isaacs, Martin Davis (UK),

Stig (JHB) and CJ Benson will be at the

Cape Town Comedy Club from Thursday

until Sunday.TicketsavailableatComput-

icket.

V Urban Blues will be at The Hollow Tree

on Old Oak Road on Friday. Entrance is

free. Call 021 914 0186 or email info@

thehollowtree.co.za for bookings and

more information.

V Hatchetman will be at Alma Caf in

Rosebank on Friday from 19:30. Tickets

cost R170 including a meal. Call

021 685 7377 to book.

V The BuddyWells Quintetwill be at the

SlaveChurch in LongStreetonFriday from

19:30. Tickets cost R100 at the door (cash

only).

V Milnerton Players will be presenting

Nobodys Fool at the Milnerton Playhouse

on Friday and Saturday at 20:00 with a

matinee performance on Saturday at

14:00. Tickets cost R90 or R80 for the

matine with pensioner and member dis-

counts available. Visit www.milnerton-

players.com, email bookings@milnerton-

players.com or call 082 267 1061 to book.

V The Johan Liebenberg Band will pay

tribute to Neil Diamond at Die Boer on Fri-

day and Saturday. R130. Call 021 979 1911

or visit www.dieboer.com to book.

V The Mac Stone Band will be at Alma

Caf in Rosebank on Saturday from 19:30.

Tickets cost R170 including a meal. Call

021 685 7377 to book.

V The shadows Tribute Band and James

Elvis Marais will be performing their

Cliff meets Elvis show at the Edgemead

Bowling Club on Sunday from 15:00. R50.

Call 061 490 1694 for bookings ormore in-

formation.

V Gert Vlok Nel and Schalk Joubert will

be at Alma Caf in Rosebank on Sunday

from 18:30. Tickets cost R190 including a

meal. Call 021 685 7377 to book.

V The Barleycorn Music Club meets on

Mondays at 20:00 at Villager Football

Club, 11 Lansdowne Road, Claremont. En-

trance is (usually) R30 for members and

R40 for non-members. Visit www.barley-

corn.org.za.

V Comedy on Roll will present an open

mic night at I heart IT, Main Road, Ronde-

bosch onMonday nights from20:00. R20.

Follow@ComedyOnARoll on Twitter.

V Pierre Rossouw kuier Dinsdag by Die

Boer. R100. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of

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V Albert Frost and Loki Rothmanwill be

at Die Boer on Wednesday 18 and Thurs-

day 19 May. R140. Call 021 979 1911 or visit

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Whats On |WatsWaar

LOUISA STEYL

@lounotes

S

he may look like your average teenag-

er, but Stellenberg songbird Julanie J

is anything but.

In fact, the 17-year-old has already enjoyed

chart success with her debut album. When

Spirit Breakout was released last year, it

went to number three on the South African

iTunes chart and placed at

number 34 on their interna-

tional chart in just 24 hours.

Now, just a few months lat-

er, Julanie is already cooking

up something new. Until re-

cently, shes been performing

what she describes as Chris-

tian contemporary music,

but this year shesmade thede-

cision tomove into the secular

market. I feel its a bigger

platform, and this is what I

love, she explains, referring

to the new RnB and pop

songs shes been working on.

Julanie has been writing

songs since shewas a child and

besides the 12 original tracks on Spirit

Breakoutand thenewsongs sheswriting for

her upcoming Fearless Heart, to be released

in 2017, shes also been penning hits for local

and international artists.

One of these is Congolese star Lokua Kan-

za and more recently shes been working

with Helmut Meijer on his new project, Cal-

ev. Her writing collaborations have mostly

been a result of the response to her debut al-

bum. They liked the music and the sound

of the album. Others came after her per-

formances on local television shows.

While Julanie calls Spirit Breakout a typ-

ical worship album with a bit of pop, shes

planning something a little more edgy when

she goes back into studio this time round.

Itwill haveakindof Jessie J andBeyonc

feel, she says, adding that shes already en-

listed the help of The Arrows Pamela De

Menezes for Fearless Heart.

Julanie will perform her first ever secular

show at Barnyard Willowbridge on Monday

16 May in preparation for her

performances at the Graham-

stown National Arts festival.

Im kind of excited for that; I

think its going to be a fun

show.

Julanie will be performing a

combination of jazz, pop, RnB

andwhat she calls fun, listen-

able music with the help of

sound engineer Duane Brown

who is also the man behind El-

vis Blues live sound, Winston

Siljeur on keys and JP Crouch

on drums, among others.

When she returns from Gra-

hamstown, Julaniewill be pre-

paring for the launch of her de-

but book, Hearts Can Heal. The book will be

published by American based company

E-Gen and deals with overcoming abuse and

her own journey of healing.

In themeantime,music fans can catch her

at Barnyard Willowbridge on Monday

16 May from 19:30.

V Tickets cost R80, R20 for children or R200 for a

family of four. Tickets can be booked at www.nue

light.co.za, bookings @nuelight.co.za or from Julita

Kok on 079 716 4593. The show will serve as a fun

draiser for Julanies trip to Grahamstown. Visit

www.julaniej.com or like her Facebook page.

Young singer not an

average teenager

Julanie J

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STANLEY 073 283 7097

GLEEMOOR / ATHLONE R750 000

MONTE VISTA R2 300 000

GLENWOOD R1 150 000

3 BEDROOM HOUSE

3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms & modern fitted kitchen. Lounge,

dining room, family room, TV room, study & entertainment area

with built in braai. Sparkling swimming pool, double garage with

storage room & double carport.

DARRIN 082 999 5995

STUNNING NEWLY RENOVATED HOME

Make this dream home yours. Open plan lounge to kitchen.

3 Spacious bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Walled in front with

automated garage door to paved driveway leading to double

carport. Front yard with built in braai outside.

DARRIN 082 999 5995

WEB REF: 846172

RICHWOOD R1 495 000

WEB REF: 796482

WEB REF: 839654

WEB REF: 800243

WEB REF:844920

HOME FOR THE ENTERTAINER

Stunning 4 bedroom home and 3 bathrooms. Living area with

indoor braai and private bar. Secluded sparkling pool,

surrounded by wooden deck and lapa / braai. Private teenage

pad / granny flat. Double garage.

MAUREEN 072 250 3434

PAROW NORTH R2 695 000

WEB REF: 669330

WEB REF:841257

GOODWOOD R1 490 000

ON MILTON NEAR FAIRBAIRN HIGH

Next to President High. Very neat and spacious 3 bedroom

home with 2 full bathrooms, 2 large lounges, sep diningroom.

Modern kitchen with oven, hob & extractor fan.

Laundry, scullery, outside built braai and 2 garages.

ELIZE 082 565 1850

SPACIOUS 4 BEDROOM HOME NEAR N1 CITY

4 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and spacious dressing room.

Large lounge and separate diningroom.

Modern kitchen, Tv room. Swimming pool.

Walk to Fairbairn High School/College and to N1 City Mall.

ELIZE 082 565 1850

APARTMENT IN RETIREMENT COMPLEX

Batchelor apartment in Tygerdal on ground floor. Very neat face

brick complex. Large under cover communal braai entertainment

area. Open plan lounge / bedroom with modern kitchen, bic's,

oven, hob and extractor fan and bathroom. Shade net parking.

ELIZE 082 565 1850

GREAT STARTER HOME OR SCALING DOWN

2 Bedrooms with built in cupboards and laminated flooring.

Tiled lounge, dining room, modern fitted kitchen and

family bathroom. Single garage, single carport and

lapa with built in braai.

DARRIN 082 999 5995

SOLE MANDATE

SOLE MANDATE

SOLE MANDATE SOLE MANDATE

IMMACULATE NEAT 4 BEDROOM HOME

3 Bathrooms, lounge with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, laundry

and sparkling pool. Carport for 3 cars and extra parking behind

automated gates. Close to JG Meiring High and Koos Sadie

Primary. Walk to Goodwood Mall and Library.

ELIZE 082 565 1850

GOODWOOD R1 710 000

WEB REF: 851692

WEB REF: 847187

SOLE MANDATE

WEB REF: 846997

GET STARTED

Spacious 1 bedroom apartment with open plan

kitchen, safety gates and secure parking. Behind

Grand West.

STANLEY 073 283 7097

RUYTERWACHT R370 000

WEB REF: 851651

WEB REF: 852751

IN NEED OF A FACE LIFT

3 Bedroom home, 2 bathrooms, cosy lounge with fireplace.

Separate dining area. Indoor entertaining area (braai) leading

to swimming pool. Family fitted kitchen. Huge grounds to

entertain at the back of house. Domestic room. Single garage.

MAUREEN 072 250 3434

BOTHASIG R1 650 000

WEB REF: 835695

Please do not hesitate to contact our offices on 021 - 591 9487 for FREE Valuations!!

DARRIN CHANELLE ELIZE

GAVIN

JOHN

MAUREEN

STANLEY SUSANNE

WERNER

MELISA

WEB REF: 802569

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BOTHASIG

R1,020,000**LOTSOFPOTENTIAL

3 BedroomHomewith Pool

R1,040,000**NEAT

2 BedroomHomewith Braai Area (Richwood)

R1,349,000**CLOSE TOSHOPS

3 BedroomHomewith a separate Flatlet

R1,530,000**MODERN

3 BedroomHome, Large Fitted Kitchen, Garage +

Carport with Large Enclosed Grounds

R1,795,000**NEWAREA

3 BedroomHome, 2 bathrooms, 3 living areas,

Braai Area PLUS Large Flat

BERLEY082 333 3383

KIM082 5669469

NATASHA084 7200377

OFFICE 021 559 4723

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GOODWOOD

AtHome in Vasco Estate

R1 480 000 (Web Ref: 389971)

A traditional 3 bed family home

on a prime 495m erf featuring

2 full baths, a study, eat-in kitchen,

pool & encl. ent. lapa for theWinter.

Shamim

Tel: 021 591 0990

Mobile: 079 973 5357

www.seeff.com

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KRAAIFONTEIN

R799,000: SPACIOUS!!! 4 beds, full bath, o/p

kitchen to d/room& lounge, garage, pool

R865,000 (JOOSTENBERG) FACEBRICK!!!

3 beds, 1.5 baths, o/p kitchen & living, garage

* INVESTORSBARGAINBUY!!!

R949,000 (BONNIE BRAE)VERYNEAT!!!

2 beds, spacious o/p kitchen, 2 living areas,

garage * FACEBRICKBEAUTY!!!

R1,099,000 (BONNIE BRAE) CLOSE TO

SCHOOLS, SHOPS!!! 3 beds + b.i.cs , kitchen,

full bath, lounge, braai patio, Gar * Spacious

600m Plot!

Neil 083 747 2877

DeWaal 083 233 1737

www.angelhomes.co.za

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KRAAIFONTEIN

R1,900,000

Face brick lowmaintenance

accomodation. Ideal for investor.

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