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Daisy (2), ’n Russiese dwerg-hamster, het almal verledeweek by die Langverwacht-dierekliniek in Kuilsrivierin rep en roer gehad.

Liesl Cronje en haar dog-ter, Lische, het Daisy na diekliniek geneem nadat hulle’n groot gewas in haar liesgewaar het.

Dr. Rozelle Theron sêDaisy is die kleinste pasiëntwat hulle nog ooit gehad het.“Gelukkig is Margaret, myassistent, baie handig as ditby naaldwerk kom en sy hetspesiaal ’n piepklein teater-doekie vir Daisy gemaak” sêTheron.

Met die narkotiseur en as-sistent op hulle pos, is die ge-was ná ’n senutergende vyfminute suksesvol verwyder.

Klein Daisy was nog ’nbietjie deurmekaar ná dieoperasie, maar sy sterk goedaan. “Dit gaan nou baie goedmethaar. Syhet al klaarvan-oggend uit haar hok ontsnapen sy hardloop die hele wê-reld vol,” sê Cronje. “Dit lyknie eers of sy ’n operasie ge-had het nie.”

Daisy word voorberei vir dieoperasie om die gewas inhaar lies te verwyder.

What’s feller to do?JESSICA BOTES

What was supposed to be a simple tree-felling hasturned out to be a nightmare for Penhill resident GregBirch, who’s been struggling for almost eight monthsto get compensated for the damage incurred after oneof the tree branches came tumbling down.

The City of Cape Town appointed a contractor, PetersTransport Company, for tree-pruning at Birch’s propertyin Children’s Walk on 5 June last year.

During the process of cutting the trees, the workers fromPeters Transport Company caused damage to his roofsheets, steel sliding gate, wall and guttering when one ofthe tree branches fell.

“The gate was made by an artist friend of mine who isnow dead so I would rather fix it myself,” says Birch, “Ijust want someone to take responsibility for what has hap-pened and pay for the damages.”

Over the last eight months, Birch has been in contactwith the contractor, Makkie Peters, as well as the city todetermine who is liable to pay for the damage.

According to local ward councillor, Tandeka Gqada, thecontractor is liable to pay for the damages caused as a resultof the accident.

Birch supplied Peters with a quote amounting toR20 183.70 for the repairs, but Peters informed him that heis not able to pay the amount as he does not have high-riskinsurance.

Gqada informedTygerBurger that a meeting between theproject manager, Peters Transport and the city was heldwhere Peters advised them that he had sourced quotes tohave the gate repaired and was in contact with his insur-ance company Santam, who was prepared to cover thecosts. However, according to Curt Hendrikse from Santam,they have not approved the claim and they are still busywith the paperwork.

Birch feels the city should have checked the contractor’sapplication documents and insured that he had the correctinsurance for the project he tendered for.

“As of 1 July 2011, The City of Cape Town insists that thecompanies it contracts must have public liability to the val-ue of R20 million prior to undertaking any projects of sucha nature,” says Gqada, “if the company does not have theliability in place, they are considered non-responsive interms of the tender process and the tender cannot be award-ed to them. Peters Transport Company was appointed be-fore that date, so the aforementioned regulations did notapply to them”.

Birch feels let down by the City of Cape Town for not in-tervening in the situation by taking stricter action on thecontractor to ensure that he reimburses Birch for the dam-ages and he is still awaiting payment.

Greg Birch standing behind hisdamaged gate which was madeby a close friend. Photo: Jessica Botes

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Cop jobs for disabledKleinvlei police are looking to recruit dis-abled staff from the Eerste River communi-ty. This is a requirement by Western CapePolice commissioner, Lt Gen Arno Lamoer.Applicants are required to have passed ma-tric and will do admin and clerical work.Anyone interested should report to the hu-man resource department at the station.

Centre is open to allThe Eerste River Community Centre is opento anyone who would like to utilise it forcommunity development programmes andprojects – just complete a form available atthe hall, as the steering committee would li-ke to compile a schedule for the utilisationof the hall. For more information contact thesteering committee on 078 390 7978.

Morsige rivier plaJESSICA BOTES

Die inwoners van Sonnekuil is raadopmet die storting van vullis in die Kuilsri-vier waaraan daar glo niks gedoen wordnie.

Volgens Brett Herron, burgemeestersko-miteelid van vervoer, paaie en stormwatervir die Stad Kaapstad, is die rivier in Desem-ber 2011 laas skoongemaak en word dit ge-reeld skoongemaak as deel van die afdelingse rivierskoonmaakprogram.

“Van ’n hidrouliese perspektief is die ri-vier in ’n goeie toestand,” sê Herron. “Onge-lukkig bly onwettige storting steeds ’n pro-bleem.”

Die deel van die rivier wat onder die Pio-nierstraatbrug deurloop, is gereeld bestrooimet pamflette en ander rommel.

“Hier bly mense onder die brug,” sê ’n ont-stelde inwoner.

“Hulle bring al hul gemors hierheen enhulle het geen probleem daarmee om dit netso te los nie.”

Buiten die gemors wat die haweloses daarlos, gebruik sekere inwoners in die omlig-gende gebied glo die rivier omontslae te raak

van hul vullis.“Hulle ry na die rivier toe met bakkies vol

gemors en laai dit net so hier af,” sê die inwo-ner.

Rustim Keraan, die direkteur van die Stadse afdeling vir vaste afvalbestuur, doen ’n be-roep op die publiek om sake van onwettigestorting dadelik aan te meld. “Die Stad hetverlede jaar ’n wetstoepassing-eenheid virvaste afval gestig, wat in sekere omstandig-

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“Hierdie eenheid hanteerdie wetlike aspekte van boe-tes en die kriminele prose-dure verwant aan storting.”

As ’n lid van die publiekdie identiteit of besonderhe-de van ’n persoon het wathom skuldig maak aan stor-ting, sowel as die bewyse teraanduiding van die bronvan gestorte materiaal, kanhulle hierdie eenheid ska-kel en ’n klag aflê.

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Tips to guard against crimeThe police want residents to be more awarewhen it comes to crime.

In recent weeks there has been an in-crease in incidents involving theft from ve-hicles and housebreaking.

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In winter months the burglars are mostactive, if your hear any suspicious soundscall the police.

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Kleinvlei police are calling on all pe-ople who have applied to renew theirfirearm licence to come fetch their li-cences. About 20 people have appliedfor firearm licences but nobody hascome to collect their licence.

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Kleinvlei homesget coat of paint

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Howard Moses was one of six res-idents in Kleinvlei who had hishome painted by youth fromTeen Challenge on Thursday.

He stood by as his home wastransformed from baby blue towhite as Teen Challenge, a local re-hab centre, pitched in to give thehouse a new coat of paint. Theywere also joined by the youth ofEnon Tabernacle Baptist Churchyouth.

The youth were under the leader-ship of Rev Dr Jacobus Nomdoe,Past Peter Coerecius and Past Bent-ley Roman.

“Rev Nomdoe and his wife aregood people and I like what they aredoing. They are doing a great joband there should be more peoplelike them,” said Howard whilewatching his house being painted.

The team was also joined by RevJohn Rhodes from Trinidad BaptistChurch in Washington DC. Rhodescame down with a team of 15 mem-bers from the States to join the com-

munity project.Nomdoe and Rhodes met at the

Lotcarry Baptist Foreign Missionand have kept in touch since then.

“It’s no accident that we decidedto come down in January, it’s coldback home,” Rhodes jokes.

This is Teen Challenge’s firstproject for the year said Nomdoeand they plan on painting six hous-es for the day. By the end of theirproject, they hope to finish painting30 houses in Omkeur Street, Kleinv-lei.

“Every year we do an outreachproject in the community, so thisyear we started in January. Ourchurch is a community drivenchurch and we believe that God hascalled us to be stewards in the com-munity. What we are doing is justto say thank you to communitymembers for supporting us,” saidNomdoe.

He believes that this is their com-munity and they need to look afterit. Nomdoe is already planning fu-ture projects like doing a cleanup ofthe area. This will include cleaningstreets and parks.

Houses in Kleinvlei received a new coat of paint on Thursday when TeenChallenge and Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church lent a hand in the community.Rev John Rhodes, Dr Rev Jacobus Nomdoe paint the house of Howard Mosesas he watches. Photo: Chilton Mellem

Eva Krotoa to open doors soonCHILTON MELLEM

The doors of the Eva Krotoa Sub-stance Abuse Recovery Health Cen-tre will soon be opened as prepara-tion is under way for its launch inFebruary.

This is the initiative of BishopGail Lawrence, a community leaderliving in Electric City.

“The morale in our communityhas taken a dip as a result of crimi-nal activities which are fuelled bythe habits of drug addicts in ourcommunity,” Lawrence said.

The Centre has qualified counsel-lors and facilitators who workclosely with the faculty of socialwork at Stellenbosch University.

This centre only caters for theneeds of women as Lawrence be-

lieves that there are not enough re-hab centres for women. Their goalis to give women a second chanceat life, to find themselves and havethe opportunity to sort their livesout.

“Ashumansweall fail and shouldbe given a second and sometimesthird chance,” said Lawrence.

The women at the centre will betaught life skills and go throughcourses like needlework, computerliteracy, hair dressing and styling,as well as cooking and baking class-es.

The centre is named Eva Krotoa,after the Khoi woman who was a do-mestic to Jan van Riebeeck and hiswife Maria. She became fluent inDutch and then worked as a transla-tor for Dutch settlers who wanted to

trade.Lawrence, who is a trained coun-

sellor will be running the centrefrom her home and would like thewomen to be in a family orientatedenvironment. Therefore the womenentering the rehabilitation centrewill be sharing her home with herand her family.

Evan Krotoa has a 24/7 hotlinethat is open to patients or their fam-ily members.

Women who are pregnant are al-sowelcome to join the centre.As thecentre is pro-life, women are en-couraged to keep their babies anddiscouraged from abortion.

Anyone who would like more in-formation can contact Gail Law-rence on 078 390 7978 or RosinaJacobs 073 164 7301.

Checkups for the SAPSCHILTON MELLEM

Kleinvlei Police staff had theirhealth tested on Thursday at thestation by She Wellness Clinic fromProactive Health Solutions.

This is a mobile clinic with theiroffice situated in Bellville, that hasdedicated themselves to the healthand wellbeing of police staff.

According to Stephanie Viljoen, anurse at She Wellness, they go to adifferent police station every dayand do health inspections on staff atthe police station.

The services are provided free ofcharge and it encourages them tolive a healthier lifestyle. At the mo-ment She Wellness is going aroundgiving vaccines against Hepatitis Aand B. Viljoen said that all the offi-cials should get this injection.

Along with this, they are alsohaving their cholesterol levelschecked, blood pressure, sugar,heart rate, ears, nose and keystoneeye tests. A body mass index (BMI)will be taken as well. This is a calcu-lation using height and weight tosee how much body fat one has.

Some health tips Viljoen shares isto never use sunflower oil (fish oil)when cooking as this contributes to

cholesterol, rather use water or but-ter. If one has diabetes, then takingcare of your feet should be one ofyour biggest priorities, she said.

Drinking two litres of water a daywill not only keep you nicely hy-

drated but will keep your sodiumlevels stable.

Eating bananas will boost yourpotassium levels and eating freshtomatoes will stabilise your bloodpressure.

Staff at Kleinvlei Police Station received health checks last week. Here W/OAnnacletta Mothoalo, spokesperson of Kleinvlei police has her blood pressure taken by nurse, Stephanie Viljoen. Photo: Chilton Mellem


‘I believewe can winon NZ tour’

JESSICA BOTES

Dylon Meyer (18) from Kuils River is oneof three indoorsoccerplayers in theWes-tern Cape who have been selected to re-present South Africa on a tour to New Ze-aland.

The young soccer star started his careerat an early age playing soccer in the streetsagainst the bigger kids. “At first I struggledand I couldn’t really play very well, but themore I played,the more I lear-ned,” he says.

According toMeyer, indoorsoccer is a lot li-ke normal soc-cer but you on-ly have fourplayers and itis played in anindoor sportscourt.

Meyer andhis fellow teammates will lea-ve for New Ze-aland on 22March. He ho-pes that theywill have some free time to explore thecountry as it is his first time overseas, butmost of their time will be spent playing mat-ches against teams from other countries.

“We are a very positive team,” says Mey-er, “and I believe that we will win.”

Dylon MeyerFoto: Jessica Botes

Major marchsays no todrug abuse

GARY VAN DYK

Drug abuse among youth is becoming a big-ger danger in communities.

Recent research and surveys in the areaby the Former Tik Addicts Reach Out(FTARO), and Mothers Against Drug Abuse(MADA) have revealed there is a lot moreat stake if the problem is allowed to spiralout of control.

“The issue of drug abuse among youthshas become so worrying that if nothing ur-gent is done about it our future as a nationmay be shattered,” says Dhakir Christiansof the organisations.

“The manifestation of the dangers of drugabuse among the youth is not far fetched asit can be clearly seen in the alarming ratesof crime perpetrated by young people in allcommunities.

“Unfortunately most of these problemsbeginathomebecause theyare getting thesebad habits from their domestic situations.

“Whatever is done in the family, the childwill most likely follow suit and this has theeffect of posing greater problems that affectall those around them in their communitiesand at school.

“In some cases this filters to the child whocomes from a good home but is drawn todrug abuse through peer pressure. Thisbreaks down the good foundations thatthere are in many homes and we have foundthat this trend has been increasing in recentyears.”

With these problems in mind the two or-ganisations are planning a major anti-drugmarch in Belhar and would like to invite thecommunity, interested organisations andschools of Belhar and the surrounding areasto participate in this awareness campaign.

The proposed march will start at BelharHigh in Suikerbossie Street, and end at theReading Room in Chestnut Place.

Further information from 074 994 4997 oremail [email protected] or ward coun-cillor Mercia Kleinsmith (071 418 3032).


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All aboard Blue BusGARY VAN DYK

The Blue Bus Project at Hindle High iscelebrating starting the new year at theschool.

While the school is still gearing up to cele-brate the new classrooms at the school, thenew hall became the venue for celebrationwhen two visitors were on hand to give thema cheque for R22 000 for the project at theschool.

Last year in November we covered the sto-ry of a group of men attending the MightyMen conference in KwaZulu-Natal who soldboerewors rolls to raise money for theproject in Delft (TygerBurger 9 November,Manne Braai vir Delft-kinders). This dona-tion was a result of their hard work.

Dr Izanette van Schalkwyk, who heads theproject at the school, pointed out that theBlue Bus project was there for learners whowanted to make a positive difference in theirlives.

Theproject’s activ-ities includeempoweringlearners at theschool toachieve theirpositive poten-tial throughextra classes,and otherstudy aids tohelp them im-prove their ed-ucation.

Andre leRoux andDave Burgerwere the twovisitors whorepresented

the group from KZN to hand over the chequeto the school.

Addressing the learners Le Roux said thatthey felt it a privilege to be helping the learn-ers involved in the project.

“When we realised what you learners in-volved in the project wanted from your liveswe knew that we had to be involved in sup-porting your quest.

“We were here when the bus arrived, andeven though it has no wheels it has travelledinto the hearts of people across South Africa.

“This donation is part of our ongoing sup-port of this project and as learners we wantyou to stay strong in your faith in what youwant to make of your life,” he said.

Principal Mario Jansen, said that he wasvery supportive of the project at the schoolbecause it was making a huge difference inthe lives of the participants.

“Wecome fromanareawhere theyare sur-rounded by negativity, and this programmeshows them how they can shine despite theircircumstances.”

Celebrating the donation to the project, from left, Mario Jansen, Andre leRoux, David Burger, Marius le Roux (one of the facilitators of the project),Dr Izanette van Schalkwyk, and Donlee Faro, Blue Bus leader at the school.

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Epilepsy South Africa would like to ex-press their heartfelt condolences to thefamily of the driver – who apparently hadepilepsy – who crashed his car into a pri-mary school in Elsies River. (www.tyger-burger.co.za article dated 20 January,Toddlers seriously injured in crash atschool.)

They also extend support to the fami-lies of the children injured during the ac-cident, praying for their speedy recovery.

Clearly, this is a matter that touchedmany people as evidenced by the 496 com-ments posted on the website relating tothis accident.

Getting a driver’s licence is a signifi-cant moment for any person; it representsfreedom of movement and independence.However, it also represents the seriousresponsibility of practising road safety.

As the only national organisation serv-ing people with epilepsy, we recognisethat if you have epilepsy, this responsibil-ity is even greater. Thus, you shouldmake the decision about whether it is safefor you to drive after careful considera-tion of both your doctor’s advice andSouth African law.

The law regarding driving and epilepsydiffers quite considerably in differentparts of the world. According to the SouthAfrican National Road Traffic Act (Regu-lations 99 and 102, section 15) you are notpermitted to drive if you have uncon-trolled epilepsy.

Apart from this, deciding whether youshoulddriveornot is left to the individualconcerned and his or her doctor. The deci-sion is based on the type and severity of

seizures, and the degree to which they arecontrolled. Studies have shown that peo-ple with uncontrolled seizures do have anincreased risk of a car accident; peoplewhose seizures are controlled, however,do not have a significantly increased risk.

As a general rule a person with epilepsyshould be seizure-free for two years be-fore driving. Regular follow-up examina-tions by a neurologist are essential andcompliance with prescribed treatmentand accurate reporting of seizures, amust.

Even if your seizures are controlledand your doctor has given you the OK todrive, it’s important to always rememberthe following:

. If you changeor stopyourmedicationsuddenly, stop driving until your doctoradvises you it’s safe to be on the roadagain;

. If you have a seizure for the first timein years, stop driving and consult yourdoctor;

. Don’t drive when you’re tired,stressed or ill, as you’re more likely tohave a seizure at such times, and

. Never drink and drive.An inability todrivedue to epilepsy can

be very frustrating and a blow to yoursense of independence.

It is important to note that all seizurescount, even minor ones, no matter howyou view your condition.

If a person with epilepsy continues todrive while seizures are uncontrolled he/she will not be covered by insurance andwill not only be committing a legal of-fence, but placing him/herself and otherroad users at risk.

For further information and ideas onstaying mobile and independent, contactyour nearest branch of Epilepsy SA.

Rehab open to youthThe Western Cape Youth RehabilitationCentre in Eerste River opens its doors to allyouth between the ages of 13 to 18 who arein need of substance abuse treatment. Thecentre is open to both girls and boys and theservices are provided free of charge. Theprogramme runs over a period of eightweeks and includes activities like skills trai-ning, sport, addiction workshops, psycho-education and other extramural activities.Aftercare support will be given to the pa-tient and family for a period of six monthsafter the patient has been discharged. Con-tact Leizel Page for more information on 076481 9895 or 021 843 3200.

Public power meetingA public meeting will be held on Tuesday 10February with regard to the proposed 400KVdouble circuit transmission power line thatwill run from the Firgrove substation to theproposed Mitchell’s Plain substation. Areasthat may be affected are Bardale, Fairdale,Fountain Village, Hindle Park, Mfuleni andSilversands. The meeting takes place atMfuleni Secondary School from 17:00 to19:00. Contact Mamokete Maimane for moreinformation on 012 421 3699 or Marti Mool-man on 012 421 3615.

Lost: A black staffie went missing from hishome in Blackheath on 2 January. He responds to the name of Chico and is 10 yearsold. If anyone has any information on the whereabouts of Chico, then contact Juanita Ifakson 076 608 4997 or 021 943 6219.

Wheels of blessings:A community worker fromKleinvlei who developeddifficulty walking recentlyhas received the answer toher prayers. As a member ofthe Enon Tabernacle BaptistChurch, the church leadershelped raise money for amotorised wheelchair. Thefunds to buy the chair,which is valued at R12 000,were raised in one service.Wilhelmina Adams (85), isthankful to God for blessingher with the wheelchair.From Left is Past BentleyRoman, Wilhelmina Adamsand Past Peter Coerecius.

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Extension for entriesGARY VAN DYK

The Small Enterprise Devel-opment Agency (Seda) is onthe move to empower local en-trepreneurs.

While it has just announcedthat it is extending the deadlinefor entries for the Small Busi-ness Stars business plan compe-tition, its services have helpedan Elsies River couple empower

themselves to financial stabili-ty.

Last year Wendy and OscarSamuels from Elsies River wereunemployed with no prospectsof jobs in their future.

According to business adviserDalton Randall of Seda serviceprovider Devine Solutions, thecouple decided to take personalresponsibility in order to reme-dy their situation.

“Although there were severalalternative solutions such asgovernment grants, these entre-preneurs decided topursue theirdream,” he says.

“After trusting God and start-ing small they have now man-aged to sustain themselves overthe last yearwithamobile takea-way stand that operates in thearea.

“Through our guidance theyhave now received a subsidyfrom Seda in order to promotethe business,” said Dalton.

They have created two em-ployment opportunities, dou-bled their turnover within a pe-riod of a month and also man-aged to give back to thecommunity by supporting afeeding scheme in the area.

“This is a remarkable achieve-ment and a reflection that gov-ernment is doing their utmost toalleviate poverty.

“We encourage more people tomake use of these services tomake a positive difference intheir lives if they are thinking of

starting a small business,” hesaid.

With this success story inmind the deadline for entries forthe business plan competitionhas been extended to 29 Febru-ary, which offers aspirant andexisting entrepreneurs an op-portunity to make their entre-preneurial dreams a reality.

Koenie Slabbert, COO of Sedasaid that although interest hasbeen beyond expectations withseveral thousand entrants regis-tering, many have indicatedthey require more time for thor-ough market research and to domore work on their financialprojections.

Participants can enter anykind of business idea or an exist-ing business in any industry.

More than R4 million worth ofcash and business support priz-es await the 40 winners.

Once the entries have beenjudged after the closing date, upto 300 finalists from around thecountry will be selected topresent their business idea inperson to provincial panels.

From there, the 40 nationalwinners will be selected.

Printed entry forms are alsoavailable from any Seda or Na-tional Youth Development Agen-cy (NYDA) branch.

For more information aboutthe provincial workshops, visitwww.sedastars.org.za or followSeda Small Business Stars onTwitter or Facebook.

Dalton Randall, advisor, left, samples a boerewors roll from Wendy and Oscar Samuels who now run asuccessful takeaway business. Photo: Gary van Dyk

Taalvaardigheid geleerDie Stigting vir Bemagtiging deur Afri-kaans (SBA) bied geïntegreerde taal-vaardigheidsopleiding vir vroeë skool-verlaters en vir werklose volwassenesaan.

Met dié opleidingsprogram beoog dieSBA om halfgeskoolde en werklose vol-wassenes met geletterdheids-, lewens-en entrepreneursvaardighede te bemag-tig.

Drie opleidingsprogramme, naamliklewens- en handvaardighede, dagsorgen skoonheidsorg, word vanjaar aange-bied. Registrasie sal van 6 tot 10 Februa-

rie by die Bellville-Suid-biblioteek om09:30 plaasvind.

Behalwe vir ’n R100-registrasiefooi, isdaar geen verdere koste aan die pro-gram verbonde nie.

Alle toerusting, boeke en ander beno-digdhede word deur die SBA voorsien.

Minstens 1 000 volwassenes wordjaarliks bemagtig deur die program endit is die SBA se doelwit om hulle toe terus met vaardighede wat hulle sal helpom selfonderhoudend te wees.

Kontak Dawn Rhoode by 081 380 4668vir meer inligting.

Feeling crafty: The Melton Rose Arts and Crafts Society invites all communitymembers of Eerste River to join them every Tuesday. Not only does the society providetraining to make crafts but it also provides an employment opportunity to sell yourwork of art. The society meets at Melton Rose Library from 10:00 till 13:00 weekly.Contact Dorithy Masimila for more information on 021 904 9649 or 078 160 9516.From Left is Matilda Bailey, Charmain Pietersen, Dorithy Masimila (seated), MarleneLopez and Louisa Samuels. Photo: Chilton Mellem


Skulpkuns bring troosDESIREÉ RORKE

Niks kon Tokkie Barkhuizenvoorberei vir dit wat sy sou be-leef toe sy ’n jaar gelede onver-wags in ’n wêreld van duisternisgedompel is nie. Toe gee die seehaar ’n geskenk.

Tokkie van Proteahoogte was net43 toe haar optiese senuwees gebarsen sy heeltemal blind geword het.

Tokkie ly aan Lyme-siekte wat sy20 jaar gelede opgedoen het met ’nbosluisbyt wat nooit korrek gediag-noseer is nie.

Ná ’n reeks beroertes en toe hart-probleme, was sy eers verlam. Diesiekte, wat nooit behandel is nie, iseers verlede jaar by Tokkie gediag-noseernadathaar optiese senuweesgebars het.

Ten spyte van haar gestremdheidis Tokkie ’n stralende vrou met ’naansteeklike glimlag en ’n positie-we gesindheid. “As so iets jou tref,word jy letterlik en figuurlik in diedonker gelos. Dit voel of jou leweverby is,” beskryf Tokkie haar ge-moedstoestand in daardie eerstedesperate drie weke wat sy in dieTygerberg-hospitaal gelê het. “Ditwas ’n skok en hartseer wat moeilikis om aan mense te verduidelik,” sêsy.

Hier is sy egter deur die HelenKeller-stigting besoek wat haar nadie Vriendebond van die Blindes(VBB) verwys het – ’n organisasiewat Tokkie sou help om haar trage-die in triomf te omskep.

“Die VBB het my geïnspireer engeleer hoe om met my blindheid

saam te leef. Hiermoes ek van voor afleer om alles te doen,van koffie maak totnaaldwerk doen,” sêsy.

Kort voor lank hetTokkie se ander sin-tuie sterker beginword en het sy haarin skulpkuns beginuitleef. “Kort nadatek blind geword het,het ek op die strandin Gansbaai gaan sitom vrede te kry. Daarlangs die see het ekweer my voete ge-vind. Die skulpieswat ek oral om my ge-voel het, was gesken-ke wat die see vir mygegee het en ek het ditgretig begin bymekaar maak,” ver-tel sy.

Daarna het haar verbeelding oor-geneem en die skulpies het dievorm van skulpmensies en sommerhele skulpfamilies aangeneem.“Dié kuns het vir my ’n passie ge-word en hou my na aan die werklik-heid.”

As ’n mens na die delikate skulp-mensieskyk, is ditmoeilik omteglodat ’n blinde persoon dit kan maak.Maar sien is glo, en die skulpmen-sies hou ’n besondere bekoring in.“Soos enige kunstenaar wil ek mykuns se mooiheid aan ander mensewys,”sê Tokkie wat daaraan dinkom dit te bemark.

Volgens Heidi Volkwijn, koördi-neerder van die VBB wat in Grassy

Park geleë is, is daar sowat 850 000blindes in Suid-Afrika, en weet tallegesiggestremdes nie van die werkwat die VBB doen nie. “Ons het ’nholistiese benadering om die blindeindividu by te staan, met maatskap-like, sosiale en sielkundige dienste.Verder leer ons ook die blinde omweer onafhanklik te wees, en biedbraille-klasse aan in Afrikaans enEngels. Ons leer hulle om vir hul-self te kook en bied baie aktiwiteiteaan soos mandjievleg en het selfs ’nblinde krieketspan en gimnasiumvir blindes.”

Die VBB of Lofob (The League ofthe Friends of the Blind), soos hullein Engels bekend staan, kan gekon-tak word by 021 705 3753 of [email protected].

Tokkie Barkhuizen spog met haar skulpkuns.Foto: Desireé Rorke

Bosluisbyt oorsaakLyme-siekte, wat meestal in dienoordelike halfrond voorkom,is ’n siekte wat veroorsaak worddeur ’n bakterie (spirochete),wat na die mens oorgedra worddeur die byt van besmette bos-luise.

In Amerika is die regte naamvan die bakterie Borrelia burg-dorferi.

In Europa veroorsaak ’n an-der bakterie, Borrelia afzelii,ook Lyme-siekte.

Die siekte het bekend geword

in 1975, toe ma’s van ’n groepkinders wat in Lyme, Connecti-cut, naby mekaar gewoon het,navorsers daarvan bewus ge-maak het dat hul kinders met ar-tritis gediagnoseer is.

Die siekte tas die senustelselaan wat kan lei tot gesigverlam-ming, artritis, hartversaking enberoerte.

Dit is egter behandelbaar metantibiotika indien dit vroeg ge-noeg deur ’n dokter gediagno-seer word.

Ultimate in Xtremesport at the WaterfrontCape Town will be hosting the coun-try’s largest extreme sports life-style event – the Absa Life Xtreme’sUltimate X 2012 festival – on Satur-day 18 February.

The Gateway Canal at the V&AWaterfrontwill be transformed intoan extreme sporting paradise withdeath-defying stunts and dare-deviltwists performed by the kings andqueens of extreme BMX, FMX,skate and wake boarding in SouthAfrica.

The event (now in its third year)expects over 5 000 extreme sports-loving spectators to attend the day-long festival in the Mother City.Gates open at 11:00 and close at19:00, followed by an extreme con-cert at Zula Lounge in Long Streetwith top local DJs and bands play-ing into the night.

Mike Silver of experiential mar-keting partner Stretch, says thisyear’s festival will be bigger andbetter than ever: “The adrenaline-fuelled spectators can expect to ex-perience top international and localathletes competing on some of thelargest ride infrastructure everseen in South Africa at the ultimate

outdoor venue in Cape Town withviews of Table Mountain and theAtlantic Ocean.”

Twenty-three of the country’sbest riders in each discipline willcompete for a share in the R80 000of cash prizes and the title of AbsaUltimate X Gold 2012 South Africanchampion.

Also, as part of Absa’s efforts totake action sports to the masses, thesponsor will be staging an extremeexperience for revellers on the day.Spectators can relax on the two 25metre decks by the canal that fea-ture day-beds, bean bags, cocktailtables and sofas all under a hugeshaded tent. XBox 360 games will al-so be made available for the public.

Pre-bought tickets from Com-puticket cost R80 plus a R10 bookingfee for adults.

Tickets are also available at thegate at R100 for adults and R40 forchildren under four years old. Visitthe Facebook page “ULTIMATE X2012” or www.ultimatex.co.za formore information. Find out moreabout proceedings by contactingMarkus Museler on 083 655 3176 or021 462 4156.

The Absa Life Xtreme’s Ultimate X 2012 Festival is coming to town.

Free call for city queryThe first free-call telephone de-vice in an informal settlementhas been installed inFisantekraal.

This pilot project enables resi-dents to contact the City of CapeTown with their municipal ac-counts and service-related queries.

This follows the installation of atotal of 50 free-call lines in city facil-ities, including libraries and mu-nicipal offices to improve commu-nication with residents.

The project is the next phase ofthe city’s free-call services for anew24-hour free-call line to improveservice delivery, specifically foruse in informal settlements.

At the launch of this pilot projectlast week, executive mayor of CapeTown, Patricia de Lille said fivemore free call lines will be installed

in other informal settlements “oncewe have reviewed the effectivenessof system”.

The call centre receives on aver-age 83 000 calls per month, she said.

“This administration is fullycommitted to building a caring cityfor all Capetonians. For us to real-ise this, we must constantly exploreways to provide the best possiblelevel of service to all communities,most especially to the poor.

“In order to ensure that we pro-vide quality services and to ensurethat we are responsive to citizens’needs, the city has a number of com-munication channels available toresidents to lodge their com-plaints,” she said.

The telephone device will beplaced in a central and secure loca-tion to ensure that it is easily acces-sible to the rest of the community.

Big YES to Wetlands DayIn celebration of World WetlandsDay tomorrow (Thursday), theCity of Cape Town will be hostingvarious wetland education pro-grammes as part of its Youth En-vironmental School (YES) pro-gramme.

To date, the city has set asideover 30 areas within the metroboundary to be managed as na-ture reserves, many of which sup-port wetlands. These reserves in-clude Milnerton’s Table Bay Na-ture Reserve and the TygerbergNature Reserve.

Programmeswill also behostedat wetland areas outside these re-serves, such as Intaka Island at

Century City from 09:00 to 13:00.Contact Paul Arends on

021 487 2567 for more informationon the Intaka Island programme.

Finally, displays will be set upfor the general public at the Mil-nerton and Brooklyn/Rugby li-braries during the month.

The theme for 2012 is “Wetlandsand Tourism”, which emphasisesthat responsible tourism sup-ports wetlands and people. Tour-ism can have both positive andnegative impacts on wetlands,and also on Cape Town’s uniqueand irreplaceable biodiversity.World Wetlands Day is a time tohighlight wetlands as great plac-

es to visit, but to also stress theneed for care and respect of wet-land environments.

The YES programme activitieswill all revolve around environ-mental education, wetlands andnature reserves and theYES teamwill involve over 2 000 learnersfrom Cape Town.

Programmes will feature activ-ities such as purification experi-ments, water droplet pledges andanalysis of wetland samples, andare aligned to the curriculum.

For more information visitwww.capetown.gov.za/naturere-serves or www.capetown.gov.za/youthenvironmentalschool.

World Wetlands Day will be celebrated at wetland areas all overCape Town, such as Intaka Islandat Century City.

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Amoré gewild in KaapLOUISA STEYL

“Ek was 12 jaar oud toe ek virdie eerste keer op die verhoogwas,” sê die plaaslike sangeresAmoré Rudman.

Amoré het al ver gekom vandaardie tyd af. Sy is in 2012 deurBok Radio aangewys as die Kaapse gewildste kunstenaar vir haarliedjie “Lekker by die see”.

Toe Amoré elf jaar oud was, hethaar ouma vir haar ’n klawer-bord gekoop.

Dit was by haar klawerbordles-se dat sy begin sing het en haaronderwyser het haar aangemoe-dig om aan kompetisies deel teneem.

Voor sy haar eie CD, “Kamer-muur”, opgeneem het, het Amoréliedjies gesing vir Select-musiekse versamelings.

Amoré het ook al saam met NicStevens getoer, en sê hy is beslishaar mentor in die Suid-Afri-kaanse musiekbedryf.

Ander mentors in haar lewe isJoe F, Anton Botha en Tony Rid-geway. “Ek leer so baie van hul-

le,” sê sy.In 2005 was Amoré onder die

topvyf in Die Burger se Plusster-kompetisie. Sy het, as deel van diekompetisie, saam met NicholasLouw getoer.

Amoré sê haar aanhangers is

vir haar baie belangrik.“Ek het volgelinge wat al vrien-

de geword het,” sê sy.“Hierdie is die mense wat jou

nederig hou,” sê Amoré.Daarom is dit vir haar belang-

rik om aan te hou speel by diekleiner plekkies soos SportsFanin Brackenfell, waar sy begin het.

Sy speel nog steeds een Vrydag’n maand by dié kroeg.

Amoré se CD is in Oktober 2009in Engels en Afrikaans bekendge-stel.

Sy sê dit is die tipe CD waarnajy in die motor op ’n lang reis kanluister sonderdat jy ’n liedjiehoefoor te slaan. “Jy sal nie dieselfdeklank in elke liedjie hoor nie,” sêAmoré.

Daar is ’n musiekvideo in dievooruitsig vir Amoré, asook ’nheruitreiking van haar CD inMei, met ’n nuwe naam en viernuwe liedjies.

Johannesburg is nou ook inAmoré se visier om haar daarblootstelling te gee.

Vir meer inligting oor Amoré,besoek haar webtuiste bywww.amore.co.za.

Amoré is een van die Kaap se gewildste kunstenaars.

Picnic with Parlotones: The Parlotones will once again be at D’Ariafor a Valentine’s Day performance on Sunday 12 February. Tickets cost R175and R60 for children under 12 and are available online at www.webtickets.co.za. Gates open at 12:30 and the concert will start at 18:00. Fanscan bring picnic blankets and baskets and a range of D’Aria wines, as wellas other beverages and food will be on sale. For more information call021 970 2398 or 021 975 0421.

Crazy twin sister shatters the peaceJack & Jill will be released on Fri-day at Ster-Kinekor CapeGate, Bay-side, Parow and Tygervalley.

This comedy from director Den-nis Dugan (Happy Gilmore, BigDaddy) stars Adam Sandler as JackSadelstein, a successful advertisingexecutive who lives in Los Angeleswith his beautiful wife and kids andwho seemingly has it all.

However, once a year his perfect-

ly peaceful life is shattered with thearrival of his twin sister Jill whocomes to visit every year forThanksgiving.

Unlike many sets of twins, Jackand Jill are very different peopleand so it isn’t longbefore Jill’s need-iness and passive-aggressivenessdrives Jack crazy, turning his nor-mally tranquil life into a dreadful,if hilarious, nightmare.

Retro: Fresh from asuccessful run at the JoburgTheatre, The Dahlings willbe in Durbanville for onenight only at Villa Pascalthis Sunday. The group is amusical trio specialising in1940s style close harmony.Tickets range from R80 toR120 and the show startsat 19:30. For more information and to book contactEugene on 021 975 2566 or082 569 4147.

Freshlyground for your hamperLocal pop act Freshlygroundwill be performing at The PaulCluver Forest Amphitheatre onSaturday 4 February.

The group recently releasedtheir fourth studio album RadioAfrica and are on the fast trackto becoming a global sensation,

having already played a song forthe 2010 FIFA World Cup.

Tickets cost R325 and the showstarts at 19:00. Wines and picnichampers will be available forpurchase.

For more information visitwww.cluver.com.

Late harvest: Jak dePriester will be performingat Durbanville Hills Winesat the start of the harvestseason on Friday (3February). Gates open at18:00 and the show startsat 19:00. Tickets costR80 and are available fromwww.webtickets.co.za.Children under 12 are free.Hot chocolate, coffee, softdrinks and DurbanvilleHills’ wines will beavailable for purchase. Noother alcoholic beverageswill be permitted on thepremises. Chairs are alsonot allowed and guestsare advised to bring ablanket, snacks andglasses along. Picnicboxes can be prebookedfrom the Durbanville HillsEatery at R220 for twopeople by sending anemail to info@dheatery.co.za or phoning 021558 1337.

By the seaside: Valiant Swartwill be performing at Seaside Bluesin Melkbosstrand on Saturday. Doorsopen at 18:00 and the show beginsat 20:30. Tickets cost R80. Call 021553 2615 to book.

Go Your Own Way: Rumours, a Tribute to Fleetwood Mac will be on at Villa Pascal tonight, Friday andSaturday. The show starts at 19:30 and tickets costR100. Book at Computicket or call 021 975 2566 or082 569 4147.

Axe aces: After the success of their first run, PatrickCanovi will be bringing Kiss the Sky, a tribute to Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin to Jamrock Theatre on the first Sunday of every month. With him on stage (from left) will beAXE (Louis Lourens), Alan Thwaites and Michael Sangster.The show starts at 18:00 and tickets cost R80. To bookcall 021 981 1313 or email [email protected].

Piet kom Boer toe: Die “Pionier van Suid Afrikaanse rock” Piet Bothais vir slegs een aand op 9 Februarie om 20:30 by Die Boer. The Lizzard Kingswaarvan hy ook ’n lid is, gaan ook die aand sorg vir goeie musiek. Bothahet ’n merkwaardige loopbaan van meer as 35 jaar in die bedryf. Kaartjiesis R80. Bespreek by 021 979 1911.

TygerBurger Eersterivier & BlueDowns Bladsy 13Woensdag 1 Februarie 2012 Geklassifiseerd/Classifieds

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AND PUBLIC WORKSDirectorate: Contracts Co-ordination, Cape Town

Candidate Engineering Technician: MechanicalRemuneRaTion: R 156 258 peR annum (oSD level)

RefeRenCe numbeR: TpW/12/2012/Tb

RequiRemenTS: • The formal qualification is a National Diplomafor Technicians (T3 or S4) or A Higher Technical Certificate (N6) inMechanical Engineering or Registration as Engineer Technician in termsof section 14(1) or 14(2) of the Engineering Profession of SA Act, 1990• A valid code B driver’s licence.

Key peRfoRmanCe aReaS: • Execute various functions of themanagement of road plant and vehicles • Control expenditure onmaintenance of the road plant fleet • Plan replacements of the roadplant fleet • Plan vehicle requirements and arrange the placing andutilisation of the road plant fleet • Draw up a budget and vehicle andmachine specifications • Apply loss control requirements • Ensure legalrequirements are complied with • Advertise, evaluate and recommendtenders • Supervise and evaluate sub-ordinates • Travel to field officeswhen required.

CompeTenCieS: • Computer literacy (MS Word and Excel)• Appropriate technical experience • Experience of heavy vehicles,construction machines and fleet management • Experience in PersonnelManagement.

noTe: The post incumbent must be willing to travel.

enquiRieS: Mr H Strydom: 021 483-2130

noTe on RemuneRaTion:

Cost-to-employer (CTE) remuneration packages for occupation-specificdispensations (OSD), the middle-management service (MMS) andcontract positions are inclusive of all costs related to service benefitsor obligations including basic salary, 13th cheque, medical assistance,housing assistance, pension-fund contributions, etc.

MMS remuneration packages are flexible and may be individuallystructured as prescribed. The MMS package may be structured for acar allowance.

Where remuneration is not indicated as CTE, employees’ servicebenefits or obligations are funded or co-funded in terms of theapplicable prescripts or collective agreements.

Applications are to be submitted on fully completed Z83 formsobtainable from any government department or www.westerncape.gov.za/eng/jobs/ clearly indicating the position being applied forand reference number. Applications must include a current CV (5pages maximum) together with copies of ID, Academic qualificationsand proof of other requirements as indicated in the advertisement.Shortlisted candidates will be required to submit originally certifiedcopies of their documentation for verification purposes.

Shortlisted candidates may be required to undergo competencyassessments/proficiency tests on a date and time as determined by thedepartment.

Forward your application to Judy Johnstone, Ayanda Mbanga ResponseManagement, PO Box 833, Green Point 8051 or place in the AyandaMbanga Response Management Job Application box located at Groundfloor, 1 and 4 Dorp Street, Cape Town. Applications not submitted viaAyanda Mbanga will not be considered. If you have not received aresponse from the Department within 3 months of the closing date,please consider your application as unsuccessful.

Applications not received on or before the closing date as well as faxedor e-mailed applications will not be considered.

The WCG is guided by the principles of Employment Equity. Disabled candidates

are encouraged to apply and an indication in this regard

will be appreciated.

Closing Date: 17 february 2012

Human Communications C93904

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Huwelike

Marriages

ALPHA PHOTOS, & DVDsfor all occasions. Contact021 933 8677 or 076 562 7746

CYNTHIA'S HIRING:White chair covers R4,00.Black chair covers R4,50.

Crockery, cutlery and linen.074 1905 808 / 021 953 1181

22

Persoonlik/Personal

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Sosiaal en Ontspanning

Social and Recreational

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Affordable jumping castles076 233 2954 / 079 120 6047

JUMPING Castles, kids tables& chairs + Gazebos forhire.( 021 930 5282 or082 202 3495.

JUMPING CASTLES kidstable & chairs for hire. CallJody 083 744 3022

JUMPINGCASTLES,ballponds, tables & chairs.021 905 6119 /072 909 1203

27

Onderrig/Education

BLOMMERANGSKIKKINGen blommekursus word aange

bied vanaf Februarie.( 079 1822 344

Maths and Physics tuition.Gr. 10 12081 270 4559 / 021 9192355

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Spyseniering

Catering

A & A HIRINGFor all your crockery, cutlery,

linen, etc. @ 10c per item.082 267 7616/021 902 0904

ALL OCCASIONS CATERINGFlowers for all occasions

Hiring for all occasions, chaircovers, arch and red carpets,

Call Jenny 021 952 8535 /072 906 6063

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Kindervermaak

Children’s

Entertainment

JUMPING Castle to hire,R300 a day incl. delivery!084 6919 893/076 596 6180

71

Algemeen

Miscellaneous

WENDY HOUSESVIBE HOUSES

& WALLSNUTEC HOUSES

GATES & CARPORTSCASH LOANS

D.I.Y KIT

NO DEPOSITBLACKLISTED WELCOME

BELLVILLE

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:

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021 802 6787

073 997 4312

021 954 1008

078 335 6770

071 807 0649

021 797 6569

072 542 7217

JOU VRUGTESAP021 931 0997 /078 844 6507

WENDYHUISEen voering.

3 x 6 m R5 9003 x 9 m R8 000

Kontant en afbetaling.( 021 9565445/ 073 200 7959

Also Nutec and Vib-houses

RK WENDY’S

* NEW YEARS SPECIAL*

FREE LINING AND BURGLAR BARSFINANCE AVAILABLE

Cash - DIY 3x3 - R3 500

3x6 - R4 500

3x9 - R6 500

3x7 + Toilet & Basin - R7 500

3x10 + Toilet & Basin - R9 500.

(O) 021 905 6219(F) 021 905 4686

(C) 084 319 4062/ 073 457 [email protected]

Vib & Nutec available.

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Elektriese Tuisbehore

Electrical Appliances

ALL ABOUT APPLIANCES

Repairs to stoves, w.machines,t/driers, m/waves, d/washers

&fridges.

Contact Mr Campbell078 222 8510 or 073 047 1484 /

021 952 3417 / 021 952 1399ALL MAKES & MODELS

I BUY / SELL AND REPAIRALL FRIDGES /FREEZERS& APPLIANCESDEAD OR ALIVE.021 591 1699/084 985 7425

80

Radio/TV/Video

PRO FIX TVRepairs to all makes of TV's,

Plasmas and LCD's.Free pickup & deliveries.

Aerial & DStv installations.021 931 7616/ 083 294 9931

84

Klerasie/Skoene

Clothing/Shoes

KONTANT vir klere, skoene,linne, breekware, ens. Ek komhaal. Lorraine 072 249 9482

89

Boumateriaal

Building Materials

3 ml BOUSAND & KLIP.021 397 6413 / 082 709 6443

A BARGAIN PAVING SLABS400 x 400 = R10.50450 x 450 = R12.50500 x 500 = R13.95

VIBRACRETE SLABS R25( 076 382 6711

99

Bouplanne/

Building Plans

ARCHITECTURAL EXPERTS( 021 903 9166

[email protected]

BUILDING PLANSAffordable, honest & reliable.

30 Years Exp. SACAP Reg. Approval.

All hrs: 021 903 8063 /Mike 083 564 7227

100

Kamers te Huur

Rooms to Let

KUILS RIVER, Sunbird Park,rooms avail. No children.(021 908 1250/072 2557574

102

Allerlei

Miscellaneous

Services

AHA Burglar Bars & GatesTeen bilike pryse. Tel.021 933 1647/021 909 3038//083 542 1097.

ELECTRICAL & PLUMBINGWe install and repair domestic,

industrial & commercialelectrical & plumbing.

Contact Keith, 078 408 3683 a/h

104

Bouwerk

Building

Construction

ALLE BOUWERKMotorhuise, braaikamers,

afdakke, muur en vloerteëlsgelê, Vibracretemure enverhogings, plaveisel en

loodgieterswerk.Skakel 083 725 8591 /

021 904 4854 na ure

Vibracrete Walls, Plastering.( 021 392 1433/083 539 5478

69

Binnenshuisdienste

Home Services

Interior

BLINDS & CURTAINS.All types. Free quotes.021 371 8627 / 082 516 0030

BUILDINGMATERIAL

HOMEIMPROVEMENTS(Account Basis Only ),Tiling, Paving,Vibracrete ,BIC's

,W/ Houses ,L/Flooring

6 60 mnths to pay!!!Ashley 072 371 6000

CARPETS, etc CLEANING021 592 0626/082 428 7163

J & C ALUMINIUMAluminium doors, windowframes + glass fitted, sliding

doors, shower doors &shopfronts, enclosures &

repairs. Carports as well. Allwork fitted & made of veryhigh quality. 20 years exp.

( Sheldon Rinquest079 817 1092 all hrs.

106

Buitenshuisdienste

Home Services

Exterior

ALLE Plaveisel. Goeieverwysing. 076 1244 713

TAR AND PAVING079 289 6737

VIBRACRETE EXTENSION074 321 9215 / 021 820 4384

VIBRACRETEMURELos materiaal vir "DIY".( 021 905 7820 k.u.

107

Reparasies/Allerlei

Repairs/

Miscellaneous

REWINDING OF ALLELECTRICAL MOTORS.And repairs on washingmachines, stoves &microwaves. ( 021 905 3547

FRIDGEREGASSING

(Labour + gas incl. R180)(083 330 1625

*All jobs done at home!!!

108

Geld/lenings

Money/Loans

1 EMERGENCY LOANBlacklisted welcome.Tel./Fax 021 419 9158

1210 Cash LoansBlacklisted, 5 min. approval,any amount.( 021 762 9079/021 696 8028

Waiting forPension/package payouts?

SMS or send“please call me” 082 301 7856

Ph: 0860 105 546

A BRIDGING LOAN?

ALL BANKS. ACCOUNTholders, 15min. approv.Blacklisted welcome.( Ace 083 945 2538

APPLY NOW loan up toR50 000. Same day. Sms/call081 449 6824

ARE U WAITINGon a Pension/ Provident/

Package / Lumpsum Payout?Cash same day. Sms/Call:

Chantal 076 886 7655

ARE U WAITINGon a Pension/ Provident/

Package / Lumpsum Payout?Cash same day. Sms/Call:

Chantal 076 886 7655

BRIDGING CASHwhile waiting for:

PENSION /PACKAGE

PROPERTY

DEALSTel: 021 949 0930/1/2

Payout (lumpsum only)Cash same day

BRIDGING CASHwhile waiting for:

PENSION /PACKAGE

PROPERTY

DEALSTel: 021 949 0930/1/2

Payout (lumpsum only)Cash same day

IMMEDIATE APPROVALLoans up to R150 000.

All + Government + B/listed.( / SMS Nicky / Rico

084 518 0545 / 021 949 1198

LOANS? No problem, I'llhelp. Anthea 072 086 8029

SLAPELOOS OOR SKULD?• Moeg vir dreigoproepe en

briewe• Ek wil jou help met jou

skuld• Slegs 1 paaiement

GEENADMINISTRASIE!!EN ONS HELP SWARTLYS

KLIËNTEAgnes 081 270 2530 /

021 982 7846

137

Veroer en Berging

Moving & Storage

4 TON Truck with driver forhire from R700. 084 397 2144

140

Elektriese

Herstelwerk

Electrical Repairs

WASMASJIENE, yskaste enstowe herstel deur mobielewerkswinkel. ( 074 6082411021 939 9338

157

Finasiering/Paaiemente

Vehicle Finance

GOLFS, Toyotas selling fromR179 p/w (Finance)( 021 930 4219/SMS 084 565 0602.

162

Besighede te Koop

Businesses for Sale

RAVENSMEADHair Salon for sale. R90 000

neg. Call 074 436 5559

A.B.A BETTER BLOCK

190/140/90BLOCKS, MAXIS,SAND, STONEBEST PRICES021 704 3636021 391 6330082 339 6138 A.

B.bricks31

.01.12

429

Jobs

CAPE TOWNBASED COMPANYIS OPENING UP A NEW

BRANCH & NEEDS TO EXPANDITS SALES FORCE!

No transport or previous salesexperience needed. All training isprovided. We offer basic salary,

commission, petrol allowance andvarious other incentives.

For appointment, call André on021 930 9068

Terms & Conditions Apply.

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Huise te Huur

Houses to Let

DENNEMERE, BLACKHEATH3bedr. house, 2 rooms (b.i.c.),1 full bathr., main bedr. e.s.,

tandem garage (2 cars). Waterincluded. R5 500 p.m. + dep.

( 082 709 4620

167

Huise te Koop

Houses for Sale

EERSTE RIVIERBaie mooi 2 slpk. huis op grooterf. R295 000. Kan gou intrek!

SKAKEL 082 571 1990

1791

Ouma Woonstelle

Granny Flats

BISHOP LAVISSep. entrance. R1 850. W & E

incl. ( 071 579 2890

DELFT/ROOSENDALSep. entrance, avail. imm.

021 956 5015 / 074 829 1581

RAVENSMEADOumawoonstel beskikb. 3 Feb.

Slegs jong getroude paar.R1 650 p.m.

Skakel 076 940 1676

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Sake Geleenthede

Business

Opportunities

EARN EXTRA CASHBusiness opportunities,building industry.For more info call:082 339 6138

LOOKING for serious peoplewanting to start own business.Low capital, low risk. Highreturns. Be your own boss.Call 083 650 1004.www.moretolife.co.za

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Betrekkings Gevra

Jobs Wanted

PATRICIA, 32 years old.Looking for char work everyd a y . R e f e r e n c e s . T e l .073 026 7498

401

Algemeen

General Vacancies

AGENTS NEEDED.Watkins/Valeur. Top

commission paid.Call 021 593 7007 all areas or

083 330 8307 or fax:021 593 9753

AVONAGENTE BENODIGBegin nou en ontvang 'n gratisgeskenk. Vanaf 15% tot 30%

kommissie.( 021 910 2747 / 073 227 1034

AVONAGENTE BENODIGRavensmead, Delft, Bellville,

Belhar & Bishop Lavis.Kommissie + gratis geskenke.

Sms naam en adres na083 405 0511 of 074 369 8091

Cleaner Male/FemaleBetween age 4560 withdriver's licence, to clean

computers.Wages: R360 p.w. Mo. to Fr.

from 08:00 16:30.Contact 021 510 4180between 09:00 16:00.

Home CareAdvanced Home Care NursingCourses, Hairdressing Course,Free Learner's License, FirstAid/Childcare. Full/Parttime.Registe now! ( 021 945 4848a.h. or 071 303 4426Email: [email protected]

Partnership Home IndustryBeauty Salon / Rent a chairAvail. ( 071 303 4426

412

Hare/Skoonheid

Hair/Beauty

HAIR COURSER750. Call 072 373 4147

421

Opleiding/Kursusse

Training/Education

SUMMER JOBS IN5 ,, 4 , HOTELS ,

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.30 Cashiers

.20 Barmen.30 Waitrons.20 Porters

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.10 Data CapturersFor More details please contactus or visit our offices on , 112

Loopstreet, 5th Floor,Cape Town, or CALL:

021 801 9963/4 or078 707 1963

TygerBurger Eersterivier & BlueDowns Bladsy 14 Woensdag 1 Februarie 2012Geklassifiseerd/Classifieds

UNISEX STYLISTSHAIR Unique

WASH & BLOW

R49MON - FRI

WASH CUT & BLOW

MON - FRI

R99

BOYS BARBER

CUT

R25

BARBER CUT

R40MON - THURS

OIL TREATMENT

MON - FRI

R109

SOFT PERM & FREE

TREATMENT

MON - FRI

R169

HI LITES + FREE

TREATMENT

MON - FRI

R159

LADINE RELAXER

+ FREE

TREATMENT

MON - FRI

R159

TINTS

R159MON - FRI

CURLY PERMS

R169MON - FRI

UPSTYLES

MON - FRI

R159

DARK & LOVELY

RELAXER & FREE

TREATMENT

MON - FRI

R139

SHOP P3 • SHOPRITE PARK• PAROW

TEL. 021 939 1985

from

SHOP P3 • SHOPRITE PARK• PAROW

TEL. 021 939 1985

UNISEX STYLISTSHAIR Unique

BARBER: FRANCEL

BARBER CUTS - R40.00

AMIANGELPROPERTIES/EIENDOMME

TEL./FAX 021 933 1288CELL 083 433 8727

BELHAR / EXT. 132 x beds., lounge, diningr., knotty

pine ceiling & livable doublegarage. R300 000 neg.BELHAR / MUSICALS

Big plot with granny flat, kitchen,bathr. R285 000

DELFT / LEIDEN2 rooms with bathr. on big plot

R150 000

DELFT / VOORBRUG3 bedr., 2 baths., 'en suite', b.i.c.,carport, b.bars on enclosed yard.

R300 000

AMINA083 433 8727

ATTENTIONGOV. WORKERS!URGENT SALES

GOODWOOD/CentralSpac. lovely 3bedr. fam. homewith wooden floors. R799 000

SUNBIRD PARK: Spac. 4bedr. home. Bargain @ R590 000!

HIGHBURY PARK: Neat,tiled 2bedr. (main en suite). Fully

encl., b.i.c. R465 000

PHONE/SMS IRMA082 318 9358 or

021 903 6631OLYMPIC ESTATES

BELHAR, ELSIESRIVER, RAVENSMEAD,

BELLVILLE SOUTH,DELFT, CREVENBY &

GLENHAVEN.

FREE VALUATIONS FREE PROPERTY

ADVICE.

Call our Area Specialist021 696 4114

CALLING ALLPOTENTIAL SELLERS!!I AM URGENTLY LOOKING FORHOUSES, FLATS OR PLOTS TO

SELL IF YOU WANT YOURPROPERTY SOLD, PHONE OR

SEND ME A "PLEASE CALL ME"NOW!

AANDAG ALLE POTENSIËLE VERKOPERS!!

EK IS DRINGEND OP SOEK NAHUISE, WOONSTELLE OF ERWE

OM TE VERKOOP AS U, UEIENDOMME VERKOOP WIL HÊ,

SKAKEL MY NOU OF STUURVIR MY 'N "PLEASE CALL ME"

DADELIK!

JACQUES 083 686 2117

COLORADO PARK4 beds, garage, f.f kitchen, corner

plot, R550 000.

SUNBIRD PARK/ EERSTERIVER: 3 beds, garage + wendy,

plot 500 m² R580 000

SUNBIRD PARK / EERSTERIVER: 4 beds, bics, 4 car tandem

garage 510 m² R630 000.

TAFELSIG: 3 beds,maisonette + garage R250 000

BEACON VALLEY: 3 Beds,neat, renovated, garage. R280 000

Call Cecil 082 372 3701or 074 991 1857

DELFT / VOORBRUGR299 000

NEW RELEASE /SOLE MANDATE

AWESOME BUY 2 beds., lounge,kitchen, bathr., carport, totallyenclosed. Very secure, close to

Delft SAPD,Delft Community swimming pool.

Very central!

JACQUES 083 686 2117

EERSTE RIVER /KLEINVLEI R329 000

Hidalgo Street. 3 bedrooms,lounge, kitchen, laminated flooring,

Aluminium windows,bathroom/toilet, enclosed.

GOODWOOD R799 000 neg.

Wiener Street. Freestanding 3bedr., diningr., lounge, kitchen,

bathr./toilet, garage on 500 m² plot.

Contact Latiefa George,082 972 9682

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHDurbanville Community Health Centre (Tygerburg/Northern) (Chief Directorate: Metro District HealthServices)Health PromoterReMuNeRaTioN: R 84 483 peR aNNuM

SeRviCe beNefiTS: 13th cheque, employer’s contribution to thepension fund, housing and medical aid allowance.

RequiReMeNTS: MiNiMuM eDuCaTioNal qualifiCaTioN: SeniorCertificate (or equivalent). expeRieNCe: Appropriate experiencein working in communities and informal settlements. iNHeReNTRequiReMeNT of THe job: Valid Code B/EB driver’s licence.CoMpeTeNCieS (kNowleDge/SkillS): Proficiency in at least two ofthe three official languages of the Western Cape.

DuTieS (key ReSulT aReaS/ouTpuTS): • Compile communityprofiles • Plan and implement health projects in facilities, schoolsand communities to meet objectives • Health education sessions andsupport to clients • Effective development of clients through projectsto change behaviour • Liaise between community health co-ordinatingstructures, departments, local government and other stakeholders topromote an integrated approach to health care • Keep effective recordof activities and consumables.

eNquiRieS: Sr J Thompson: 021 970-3170

please submit your application for the attention of Ms gS Tillingto the primary Health Care Manager: Tygerberg/Northern Sub-structure office, Nurses Home, 2nd floor, karl bremer Hospital,private bag xx1, bellville 7535.

iNSTRuCTioNS To appliCaNTS: Z83 forms (obtainable from anyGovernment department or www.capegateway.gov.za) must: Becompleted in full, clearly reflect the name of the position, name and dateof the publication (candidates may use this as reference), be signed,accompanied by a comprehensive CV, the names of 3 referees andcertified copies of ID, driver’s licence and qualification/s. Applicationswithout the afore-mentioned will not be considered. Applications mustbe forwarded to the address as indicated on the advertisement. Nolate, faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted. CV’s will not bereturned. Excess personnel will receive preference. Applications, whichare received after the closing date, will not be considered.

Further communication will be limited to shortlisted candidates. If youhave not received a response from the Department within 3 months ofthe closing date, please consider your application as unsuccessful. It willbe expected of candidates to be available for selection interviews on adate, time and place as determined by the Department.

As directed by the Department of Public Service & Administration,applicants must note that further checks will be conducted oncethey are shortlisted and that their appointment is subject to positiveoutcomes on these checks, which include security

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Road race tohonour ‘Ballie’Ravensmead Athletic Club isstill running strong and lookingfor more members to join.

This afternoon they will be host-ing the second annual Jacobus“Ballie” Bruintjies memorial 10kmrace through the streets of Parowand Ravensmead.

Bruintjies was involved in sportfor almost all his life. He was a keensoccer player for Ravensmead andStonehill Soccer clubs in his youth.

In the mid-nineties he became in-volved in Ravensmead AthleticClub as an athlete and board mem-ber, where he was well-known andrespected in the sport. He later be-came chairman of the club, a posi-tion he held for many years. He wasalso a Western Province Athleticsboard member for several years,where he represented WPA at ASAmeetings and events.

Starting at 18:15 the race is run inmemory of one of the best athletesand administrators that served theclub.

Registration will take place from16:30 at the Florida Park Sports-ground, and entry fee is R30 for li-censed, and R45 for unlicensed par-ticipants. Social walkers are alsowelcome to take part and all finish-ers receive medals.

Safe parking and security is pro-vided at Florida Park Sportsgroundand Pinedene Primary School. Toavoid traffic congestion, runnersare advised to car-pool and arriveearly.

Refreshments will be also on sale.The support of Peninsula Bever-

ages, Newman’s Glass Solutions,Tygerberg Veterans Sports Club,and the City of Cape Town is greatlyappreciated. For more information,contact Martin on 084 586 8280 orAbram 082 323 5828.

. Ravensmead Athletic Clubturned 30 last year and over theyears, the club has produced top-class athletes in the Tygerberg dis-trict. The club is also looking for in-terested experienced coaches andmentors to assist with develop-ment. If interested, call Harold 084500 6081 (membership) or Fundiswa073 526 1120 (development).

Jacobus ‘Ballie’ Bruintjies, will be remembered in a road race in Ravensmead today.

Nonracial sport in W CapeMARK WARD

The state of non-racialism and de-velopment in Western Cape sportwill be the subject of an independ-ently hosted symposium.

Cheryl Roberts, a respectedsports activist who in recent yearshas actively campaigned for femaleparticipation in sport, will host theevent in conjunction with the Sportand Recreation Council of the Cityof Cape Town.

The former table tennis star, whoparticipated at Olympic level, saidthe reason for the hosting of theseminar is the slow pace of transfor-mation in South African sport ingeneral.

“This is a platform to engage indialogue and conversation aboutour guiding principle, which is ofcourse non-racialism in sport,” saidRoberts.

“It will focus on, and try to thrashout, what we should know and im-plement when we talk about devel-opment and developing sport.”

The event will take place on Sat-urday 4 January from 09:00 at theAthlone Stadium.

According to Roberts, the sympo-sium is independently hosted.

It is open to all, especially offi-cials and administrators at provin-cial level, leaders of sports councils,district associations, club and com-munity sports structures, coachesand selectors, tertiary educationsports officials and government of-ficials.

“We need many minds to be ex-posed to non-racialism in sport.

Twenty years after sports unifi-cation, following decades of anti-apartheid sport struggle, we havebeen catapulted into an era of mon-ey and professional sport, with

class, colour and gender imbalanc-es,” said Roberts.

“Development is vital for everysport if they are to survive into thefuture, but participation has, overthis period, dwindled.

“I don’t think the emphasisshould be on elite participation buton building the foundation of sport,in conjunction with local govern-ment and sports federations.

“By implementing developmentprogrammes, we must work from anon-racial perspective.”

Additionally, all delegates attend-ing the symposium will receive acopy of Roberts’ book titled No Nor-mal Sport In An Abnormal Society–

Struggle For Non-Racial Sport inSouth Africa: From Apartheid ToSports Unity.

For more information please callCheryl Roberts directly on 082 6918547.

Morris on loan to SantosTHOMAS CAROLUS

Engen Santos has comfirmed therumours surrounding Bafana cen-tral defender, Nasief Morris whowill be joining the Landsdownebased club for the remainder of theseason.

Goolam Allie, the Santos chair-man, confirmed that the formerRacing Santander defender hasjoined “The People’s Team’’.

“The deal for Morris is done, it’sa loan deal for six months,” said Al-lie.

After having displayed a poor de-

fence for the opening half of the sea-son, Santos will look forward toMorris returning them to their glo-ry days of being a defensive strong-hold.

Morris is the second big name tojoin the ranks of the team duringthe January window period, follow-ing the confirmation of former Kai-zer Chiefs and Orlando Piratesstriker Gert Schalkwyk.

In an attempt to clear up specula-tions regarding the coaching staff.Allie has made it clear that he is noway rushing to make a change forthe sake of making a change.

His beliefs draw from the fact thatEngen Santos has assembled theirstrongest squad for a number ofyears. As it stands, Duncan Crowiewill continue to hold the reignswith Boebie Solomons still main-taining his position on the techni-cal team.

This announcement does notspell out the end for current headcoach Solomons, in fact he was partof the decision to bring Crowie tothe forefront, indicating the teamneeds rejuvenating. “We reached apoint where we had to do some-thing,” said Solomons.

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LIAM MOSES

Former Premier Soccer League team Hel-lenic have reformed almost eight yearsafter closing down when their PremierLeague franchise was sold to Benoni Pre-mier United.

The team, which is now based in Milner-ton, started training in November last yearand will field three teams in the SuperLeague of the Cape Town Tygerberg FootballAssociation.

According to GrantVeitch, operationsmanager at Hellenic,the club was restartedafter he and MarkByrne, former Hellen-ic player and coach,and the current direc-tor of football, ap-proached the Haji-dakis family to pur-chase the namingrights.

The Hellenic namewas then superim-posed on to BloubergCity Football Club, and a large contingent ofstaff set up shop at the team’s Tygerhof base.

Veitch says developing Cape Town’s abun-dant football talent will be the main aim ofthe team for the immediate future.

“We think there is something missing inCape Town football at the moment. There arecertain clubs and academies around that saythey are the benchmark for youth develop-ment,” said Veitch. “We believe that thebenchmark should be at another level,which we think we can offer.”

The club will function primarily as a foot-ball academy, hoping to develop players thatthey can sell on to professional sides for aprofit, and Veitch hopes that the Hellenicname will help to attract these talentedyoungsters to Milnerton.

Veitch says that he and Byrne also hope

to rebuild the Hellenic brand to its formerglory. “The name will attract a lot of atten-tion and we then have to live up to that ex-pectation. It’s very important that this nameis lookedafter, to thebest of ourability,” saidVeitch.

“And our aspirations are to get Hellenicto where it was all those years ago, up intothe PSL. It’s a very long-term project, but atthe same time it’s something that we are do-ing as a 10 to 15 year programme.”

Hellenic have three coaches for each oneof the three teams currently at the club, as

well as a dedicatedgoalkeeping coachand a biokineticist.

The size of thecoaching staff is muchlarger than mostteams of Hellenic’ssize, but it is the quali-ty of the individualswhich is even moresurprising.

Byrne himself is theformer head of devel-opment at Udinese,while respective u-17and u-13 coaches Ne-

ven Payne and Cecil Ntlebi held the same po-sitions at the original team before it closeddown.

Veitch said that three of the coaching staffare Union of European Football Association(UEFA) accredited and one has the highestlevel of South African Football Association(SAFA) coaching certificate. According toByrne, the high number of staff memberswill help the club to develop the players tech-nically, mentally and physically.

“We have said that our programme is todevelop the individual holistically,” saidByrne.

“I have played overseas, I have coachedoverseas, I know the levels that are required,and it’s hard. We have too many players whogo overseas and then within a year comeback again because they can’t survive.”

Clayton Williams (in blue), of Grassy Parkbased side Evertonians, jumps to control theball ahead of Matroosfontein player Junaid Ismail at the Greens in Manenberg on Sunday29 January. The teams played to a 00 draw in a Metropolitan Premier Cup playoff match.

Photo: Rashied Isaacs

Jumpin’ jiveJumpin’ jive

Veitch says developingCape Town’s abundant

football talent will be themain aim of the team for

the immediate future.

B’ville wen met 7 paaltjiesSAREL BURGER

Bellville, Durbanville, Milnerton enBellville-Suid het almal oortuigendeoorwinnings in die jongste reeks eerste-liga-krieketwedstryde in die WP behaal,maar Edgemead, Tygerberg, Noordeli-kes-Goodwood en Kuilsrivier het aan diekortste ent getrek.

Bellville het met behulp van Louis Del-port (3/30) en MB Veldsman (3/55) die spanvan Pinelands vir 150 lopies uitgehaal, watdie Bellvilliete (70/3) uiteindelik met ’n tei-ken van net 65 gelaat het vir ’n sewepaaltjie-sege.

Universiteit Wes-Kaapland, wie se wed-stryd teenSt.Augustine eersSaterdagbeginhet, het met sy 213/9 ook op ’n oorwinningafgestuur nadat die tuisspan vir net 108 lo-pies uitgeknikker is. Dale Campbell (90*),Robbie van der Ross (45 en 5/22) en NguluSerame (3/17) het UWK op die wenpad ge-plaas.

Durbanville (266/5, gesl.) het Groenpunt(201) met 118 lopies getroef ná onder meerpuik kolfwerk deur Jaco Castle (110*), ter-wyl Bellville-Suid (181) heeltemal te sterk

was vir Bonteheuwel (72 en 60). Thando Mdo-dana (57), Naeem Gabru (30*), Shahied Peters(4/12 en 3/11) en Marben Plaatjies (3/6) washul span se wedstrydwenners.

Gareth Knott (5/11) het op die Edgemead-veld die span van Kaapstad-klub – wat net 38lopies vir ’n oorwinning benodig het – benou-de oomblikke besorg voordat die besoekersmet vyf paaltjies die knoop deurgehak het.Ook Tygerberg (118) het lelik op sy baadjiegekry toe Primrose (71/0) hom met 10 paal-tjies verslaan het.

Bellville seniors in trainingBellville City Football Club have alreadystarted training for their senior sides everyMonday and Wednesday at PP Smit Sportsgrounds at 18:30.

All first team and aspiring first team play-

ers are welcome.Please bring running shoes and boots to the

sessions.For more details please contact senior coach

Walt Crossland on 083 298 3484.

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