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EVICTION: FAMILY LOCKED OUT OF NEWLY PURCHASED HOME

Pastor ‘squats in home’ANDRÉ BAKKES

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Everything was ready for the Gordons tomove into their newly-purchased Park-lands home.

All their possessions were loaded onto atrailer, their minds were set on how theywanted their house to look and they final-ised the termination of their previous lease.Everything was ready, up until the mo-

ment they tried to collect the keys from theestate agent who sold them the house.It turns out the previous tenant never

moved out.

Eviction effortsAccording to the Sotheby’s Realty estate

agent Helene Ludwig, who sold the house,incidents such as this are becoming morecommon.

“The laws must be changed! It can’t go onlike this! Presently you cannot evict some-one if they don’t have another place they cango to,” elaborates Ludwig.According to her the previous tenant, Pas-

tor Ugochukwu Oparacho, had a signedagreement in which he acknowledged thathe and his family were going to vacate thepremise by 31 October last year.But Oparacho never left.That’s when the “nightmare” started for

theGordons,whowere stuckwith no accom-modation andall their possessions ona trail-er.They were supposed to move into the

house they bought on 1 November.Despite paying the monthly bond they

have still not moved into their house.More than twomonths later andOparacho

and his family remain in the Gordon’shouse.

According to Ryan Gordon, Oparacho hasreceived an eviction order and must vacatethe premises by the middle of February.But Oparacho has sought the legal advice

of attorney Paul Sharoux, who has told Tyg-erburger that this matter is far from closed.

Legal challengeAnother local newspaper ran an article

while the matter was still in court and Shar-oux says thiswas a case of contempt of court.“My instruction is to proceed to pull the

whole application for eviction and subse-quently we might bring in charges of defa-mation of character. My client has no com-ment at this stage, but he will challengewhatever happens from a legal point ofview,” says Sharoux.Gordon hopes the matter will be resolved

as soon as possible.“There is an end in sight... I just try to look

at the positives. At the moment the ordersays they must vacate the premises on 13February, and if they are still there then thesheriff will remove them on the 15th. Wecan’t afford to continue renting and payingour bills, so we will be in the day they moveout,” he says.The system has left him speechless.“I can understand the law protecting ille-

gal eviction. It protects the innocent. Butthis is not the case,” he adds.Ludwig says Oparacho has signed a lease

agreement for a year which was supposed tobe terminated on 31 October.“They are illegal squatters and we have

done everything by the book to get them out.I cannot believe our constitution protectsthem.“The pastor has been offered a selection

of homes as alternative accommodation, buthe refused point blank,” she concludes.

One week is all that isleft of a ridiculouslywonderful summerholiday for WesternCape pupils. One weekleft to sleep late andone week left toconquer the MonkeyFalls. This RatangaJunction ride has beenturning stomachsthroughout the holidays.The Theme Park atCentury City, whichwould have seen about150 000 visitors comethrough the gates sincethe beginning ofDecember, will be opentill 20 January, every dayfrom 10:00 to 17:00.PHOTO: LEANNE STANDER

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Guinness World Record holder, Mav-ericks Big Wave Invitational champi-on and inspirational speaker ChrisBertish, recently tried to break the 24-hour stand-up paddleboard worldrecord.

Rough seas made the challenge un-safe for Bertish andmade tracking andfollowing the athlete unsafe for hissafety crew.

Last week Tuesday he attempted topaddle 170kms in 24 hours.

This initiative, geared to raiseawareness and funds for the plight ofchildren born with cleft lips and pal-ates, began on 6 January at 18:00 andBertish was picked up by the safetyboat just before 01:00 in the earlymorn-ing hours.

“It was the most menacing and con-fused sea state I have ever experiencedin my five years of open ocean pad-

dling and it became too unsafe to con-tinue,” Bertish said.

“Youcanhaveall the planning, prep-aration and logistics perfectly workedout, but the weather is the only uncon-trollable factor which, unfortunately,became extremely harsh at sea on thenight. I would nonetheless like to ex-press my gratitude to Cipla and IslandTribe for their support and to myamazing team for the backup on thisextreme adventure. I hope we raisedsome great awareness and money forthe Cipla Miles for Smiles initiativeand I hope we have drawn attention tothe challenges these young people faceon a daily basis which are far more se-vere than the challenge I faced.”

The Cipla Miles for Smiles initia-tive, in collaboration with OperationSmile, have facilitated just under 2 000corrective surgeries.

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Top achievers: Cape Town Studies achieved a 100% matric pass rate and 10 years ofacademic excellence recently. Parents, staff and students celebrated the occasion.Standing at the back are Sam Joannides, Barry and Alison Shaw, Paddy Locke, TheresaShaw, Melinda Twycross, Kent Nel, Samantha Lee, Liezl Bauer and Brian Cummins; in themiddle are Joong Woo Choi, Paul Choi, Peter Choi, Byron Joannides, Louise Grundlingh,Timo Michiels, Alison Lee and Jo Willies and right in front is Karen Hoffmann.

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A raging wild fire in Bloubergrant threate-ned to spread to nearby houses, but quickwork by the Fire Department ensured thatit was extinguished before it could cause se-rious damage.

Last week Thursday evening a residentwho lives next to the open field near CoralRoad heard the crackling of the fire.

“It sounded almost like water dripping,”says the director of a children’s programme(Lollos), Ebert Janse van Noordwyk.

“I investigated and saw a massive fire inthe field. It was moving towards Melkbos-strand (North), right towards holiday ho-mes adjacent to the field,” he elaborates be-fore adding that these homes appeared to bevacant at the time.

Janse van Noordwyk saw many other re-sidents staring at the fire, but according tohim no-one phoned the City of Cape Town’semergency line or the fire department.

He took it uponhimself to notify emergen-cypersonnel andwithin tenminutes the firebrigade arrived.

Janse van Noordwyk also made a video,which he posted on YouTube and linked toTygerBurger’s Facebook page.

A short while later and the threat of firewas nullified.

Janse vanNoordwykwas full of praise forthe Milnerton fire department, who madeshortwork of the vegetation fire, and for thestaff working at the City of Cape Town’s 107number.

Call saves holiday homes from bush fire

A wildfire in Bloubergrand was quickly brought under control last week Thursday.PHOTO: EBERTJANSE VAN NOORDWYK

The Community Intervention Centre(CIC), the local trauma support non-governmental organisation, starts its

next training course for CIC trauma work-ers at the beginning of February.

Applications to take part in this courseclose on Wednesday 21 January.

The first part of the course, which willrun for six weeks in February and March,entails personal growth. The second courseis trauma training (trauma procedures andprotocols). This will run for 12 weeks, fromApril until June.Thevenue forboth courseswill be at the Milnerton police station.

The theoretical training is followed by

practical on-site trauma intervention train-ing.

Requirements include that onemust pref-erably be from the Blaauwberg area, be 23years of age or older, have no criminalrecord and have your own transport,

CIC is a non-profit organisation whichprovides a free 24 hour on-site trauma inter-vention and support service to the Blaauw-berg community and surrounding areas.

CIC provides services which include on-site trauma interventionandcrisismanage-ment, follow-up support, a temporary safehouse facility for abused women and chil-dren, disaster management and staff sup-

port.All trauma workers are volunteers from

the community who give their services freeof charge. Volunteers undergo intensivetraining and assessments. Their training isfor a period of one year in which they aretaught trauma procedures and protocols inboth the police and hospital set-ups. Afterthis, CIC provides specialist training on amonthly basis so that skills and knowledgeremain fresh and updated.

V For more information phone CIC phone 021 5283037/3005 between 08:30–13:00 or visit www.cic­capetown.org.za.

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A woman is fraudulently collecting moneyfor theBoyesHelpingHandsnon-profit orga-nisation (NPO).

According to the Milnerton NPO’s foun-der, Deborah Boyes, her organisation hasnever gone from door-to-door to raise funds.

“This woman has been described to be inher early fifties, darkhair ofmedium length,well spoken and apparently extremely con-vincing,” says Boyes.

The suspect apparently goes from door-to-door in the Bothasig area, showing peoplearticles written about the NPO.

“Don’t get robbed by a fraudster usingBoyes Helping Hands name,” said Boyes.

TheNPO is advertising their aim for a safehouse on www.newbeginningshome.word-press.com.

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Passion Play Ministries Internationalis looking for local actors and singers tobe part of the production which will bestaged at the Bellville Civic Theatrefrom Wednesday 8 to Sunday 12 Apriland for their International Celebrationpresentation, to be staged in October.

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Flagging and inadequate matric results ha-ve been blamed on the government, racialinequality and a lack of resources, but ahandful of schools continue to defy thesechallenges.

Sinenjongo Secondary School principalKhulselwa Napote says the reason so manyschools fail to achieve targets is due to a lackof determination.

The school in Joe Slovo Park has becomea sterling example for under-resourcedschools in the province.

Seven years ago the school’s pass rate was27% but for the last four years there has ne-ver been a pass rate lower than 85%.

The school achieved just under 90% in the2014 exams with top learner, Nomakhakha-yi Mandiphiwe, earning five distinctions.

Of the 137 learners who wrote the lastexams, 122 passed.

“We are very proud of this sustained highlevel of performance,” says Jessica Shelver,spokesperson for the provincial minister ofeducation Debbie Schäfer.

Lacking decent infrastructure and re-sources, the school proved something lesstangible is needed to achieve good results.

“The teachers, parents and learners areall committed,” says Napote. “If you motiva-te your learners by inviting previous lear-ners to speak to them and be their role-mo-dels, then it goes a long way to convincingthem they should be doing well for theirown good. This works better than gettingprofessionals they don’t know to talk tothem.”

Past pupils talk to the learners duringSpring School and Winter School held du-ring the holidays.

Napote says analysing the results withthe parents, whether they themselves areeducated or not, is bearing fruit.

“The fact that we explain to the parentswhat it is that makes their child fail givesthem a feeling of being valued by the school.The teachers, parents and children all worktogether to achieve great results.”

The department believes Napote herselfplays an invaluable role.

“The principal has shown she is a strongleader,” says Shelver.

Napote took over at a time when theschool was doing terribly on the academicfront.

She has quickly remedied this with a goodwork ethic and superb micro management.

“The school management team, as welland an acceptance of the interventions offe-red by the department are more reasons forthe school’s success,” said Shelver.

School overcomes obstacles

Sinenjongo Secondary School’s NomfundoMshumi, accompanied by her sister NosiyamlelaSoyekwa, is overjoyed at passing.

Christmas spirit: TLC’s Community Outreach with Table View police, CRC Church andWest Coast school ensured that the homeless and less fortunate had a memorableChristmas. This annual event provided a meal of hot roasted meats and vegetables, aswell as gift boxes and toys to the beneficiaries. Over 200 people celebrated Christmaswith the organisers. TLC used the opportunity to thank everyone who was involved inmaking Christmas happier for others.

St Luke’s Hospice West Coast shops will beopening for business early this year.

The hospice relies on community sup-port to enable them to provide quality palli-ative care for those in need.

The hospice charity shops (Milnerton inJarrow Road and Table View in Blaauw-berg Road) will reopen at 10:00 on Tuesday20 January, so pop in, bring along any dona-tions or those unwanted gifts and shop forhidden treasures. They sell and acceptitems such as clothing, shoes and accesso-ries, linen, bric-a-brac and electrical appli-ances.

St Luke also wishes to thank the commu-nity for all the “wonderful support givenduring 2014”.

They are confident that they can rely onthe community’s continued support.V For further information visit www.hospicewestco­ast.co.za or call the office on 021 557 8925 fromMonday to Friday from 08:30 to 15:00.

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A Scottish­themed ballroom awaits diners attending the 21st Annual Burns Supper at the KelvinGrove Club.

Burns’s birthday has Scotsbelying tight-fisted stereotypeThe Cape Town Burns Supper Club will hostits 21st Annual Burns Supper at the KelvinGrove Club on Saturday 7 February to cele-brate the great bardRobertBurns’s birth andall things Scottish.This charity event has become one of Cape

Town’smost popular and glittering social ga-therings. The 21st coming of age anniversarywill be a grand affair with a line-up of distin-guished local and international speakers; anaction packed programme, fine food, as wellas lots of superb prizes to be won. The pre-function gathering starts at 18:00 with a wel-come drink, followed by the stirring soundsof the Regimental Drums and Pipes of the Ca-

pe Town Highlanders band-led GrandMarchdown the Club driveway.The dinner, which includes a three course

meal as well as the traditional haggis, neepsand tatties, whisky andwine on the table, be-gins in the suitably Scottish-themed ball-room at 19:30.The beneficiary of funds raised from the

dinner will be the Quolora Education Trust.Limited seats are available at R385 per per-

son. The dress code for the evening is blacktie, mess dress, kilt and a touch of tartan forthe ladies.V For more information, or to book, call Claire on 076835 3509 or email claire@firecracker.pro.

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Along with checking that your child’s uni-form, stationery and lunchbox is preparedfor the start of next week’s reopening ofschools, moms and dads have also been ur-ged to check their children’s health.The City of Cape Town warned last week

that these checksare crucial before the startof the new school year.Schools reopen on Wednesday, 21 Janua-

ry.The City’s Benedicta van Minnen, mayo-

ral committeemember forhealth, said thesechecks include general check-ups but alsovaccinations where applicable.According to the national childhood im-

munisation schedule children are given thetetanus and reduced strength of diphtheriavaccine, alsoknownas theTDvaccineat theage of six, followed by another round at theage of 12 years.“I want to urge parents to ensure that

their children receive these vaccinations,which is administered via an injection intheir upper arm. Prevention is always bet-

ter than cure.“Also, our clinics offer these immunisati-

ons free of charge. We still have a few daysleft before the academic year starts, so nowis as good a time as any to get the vaccinati-ons done for children who need to get theseshots,” Van Minnen said.She said the city’s health staff are also

well placed to provide advice on good nutri-tion, which is a key focus on the directora-te’s awareness and education programme.“It makes sense to prevent more people

from getting sick which is why we placesuch heavy emphasis on responsible beha-viour, but also good nutrition.“Our staff can help parents with advice

on finding a balance for their child’s lunch-box thatwill positively aid their growth anddevelopment, but also keep them healthy,”Van Minnen added.She said child obesity is a grave concern

around the world and people need to do eve-rything possible to promote healthy eatinghabits and exercise.In 2014 the city’s health staff visited near-

ly 600 places of learning across themetropo-le to promote good health.

Check child’s health beforestart of school, City urges

Hundreds of endangered Africanpenguins are heading back into tothe wild thanks to the rescue ef-

forts of the Southern African Foundati-on for the Conservation of Coastal Birds(Sanccob) and its conservation partners.Since late October 2014, a total of 570

abandoned African penguin chicks havebeen rescued from the penguin coloniesand admitted to Sanccob’s seabird reha-bilitation centres in Table View (Wes-tern Cape) and Cape St. Francis (EasternCape).Every year betweenOctober and Janu-

ary hundreds of small fluffyAfrican pen-guin chicks are abandoned by their pa-rents when the adults start their annualmoult. During this time, the parents re-place their old, worn-out feathers with abrandnew set ofwaterproof feathers andare unable to hunt for fish and feed theiryoung during the three to four weekmoulting process when they lack theirusual waterproof coating.

Facing starvationAs a result, the chicks that have yet to

fledge are abandoned and face starvationunless Sanccob and its conservationpartners intervene.The abandoned penguin chicks are ad-

mitted to Sanccobwith the help of colonymanagers, SANParks (Table MountainNational Park andAddo Elephant Natio-nal Park’s Marine section) and CapeNa-ture. These colony managers have dedi-cated staff, who identify abandonedchicks by using a number of monitoringtools including observing chicks for pec-ked heads, hollow abdomens, begging

frommultiple nests and chickswith a lotof down feathers sitting on the shoreline.In addition, the number of moultingadults and the condition of the chicks(based on head andmassmeasurements)are monitored in the colonies throug-hout the year. Abandoned chicks are col-lected once or twice aweek by these colo-nymanagers and then safely transportedto Sanccob’s centres for rehabilitation.

Christmas chicksThese ‘Christmas chicks’ (as they are

fondly named) spend between six to 12weeks undergoing careful rehabilitationat Sanccob. The younger chicks are ad-mitted to Sanccob’s specialised ChickRearing Unit while the slightly olderchicks are cared for in the Nursery secti-on of the centre. Once they are at a fled-ging age, the correct weight, healthy andtheir feathers arewaterproof, they recei-ve the final nod of approval from Sanc-cob’s veterinary team and get releasedback into the wild.“This year, the chicks admitted were

in considerablyworsehealth than inpre-vious years, which is an indicator thatthe birds are immune-compromised andwould not have survived out in the colo-nies without human intervention,” saidVenessa Strauss, Sanccob’s conservati-on director.Thanks to thehardwork fromstaff and

volunteers, hundreds of these penguinshave already been successfully releasedback into the wild, surviving to raisetheir own chicks.The remaining chicks will hopefully

be released within the next month.

‘Christmas chicks’go back to the wild

Sanccob is making sure endangered penguin chicks make it back to the wild.

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Ons Huisie was robbed by three armed men on Sunday last week. PHOTO: LIZA VAN DEVENTER

Restaurant robbed, carhijacked in BloubergstrandThree armed robbers fled with an undisclo-sed amount of money from the Ons Huisierestaurant in Bloubergstrand last weekSunday at 23:30.

According to provincial police spokesper-son, Lieutenant Colonel Andre Traut, therobbers hijacked a vehicle to make their ge-taway.

The vehicle was recovered in Dunoon thenext day, but so far no arrests have been ma-de.

The family who were in the car at the timeof the hijacking were ordered at gunpointto get out of the Polo Vivo.Die Burger reported last week that a Wor-

cester journalist was also in the vehicle at

the time.Joline van der Merwe from the Standard

in Worcester said her sister, brother-in-lawand their two children were “at the wrongplace and at the wrong time”.

“I thought I was going to die,” she said.She added that the two children, both two-

years-old, cried non-stop and were severelytraumatised.

After their vehicle was hijacked theywent into the restaurant and noticed that itsemployees were locked in a room.

A short while later they were freed fromthe room.

The popular restaurant was closed thenext day.

Charity haul: TableView Lions Club thankthe community for theirgenerous support lastyear. They received anoverwhelming responseto their Easter egg huntand toy collection forunderprivileged childrenon 13 December. Theyreceived donations ofclothing, books andstationery, to name afew of the serviceprojects. On the fundrai­sing side, they raisedfunds for sight relatedprojects and upgradingthe health facility in JoeSlovo Park, and soldLions Christmas cakes.They look forward tosupport in 2015.

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2013 Red Bull King of the air, Jesse Richman. PHOTO: KOLESKY/RED BULL CONTENT POOL

The world’s best kiteboarders will againconverge onto Big Bay during the Red BullKing of the Air event between 31 Januaryand 14 February.“RedBull King of theAir is a pure challen-

ge, not only for the riders, but for all of usinvolved, says sport director for the compe-tition, Sergio Cantagalli.“Beside the big show, event day, and the

great competition aspects, the event has be-come somewhat of a reunion. After aroundthree weeks the riders get to leave with anultimate experience: head-to-head competi-tion, sharing time, developing equipmentand strategies, getting ready for act at theright moment. It’s lots of work, lots of adre-naline.”

The top 24 will go head-to-head in the “flagout” big air competition format that will seebigmoves and huge airs performedwith sty-le, height, and speed.Since its return in 2013, Red Bull King of

the Air has had two different winners in twoevents inCapeTown.Whowill reign in 2015?In order to ensure the best wind conditi-

ons possible for Red Bull King of the Air totake place, the event window period extendsfor two weeks, but the actual event lasts justone day.To date Andries Fourie, Joshua Emanuel

and Oswald Smith complete the South Afri-can contingent.V For more information on riders visit http://redbull­kingoftheair.com/the­riders/

Kevin Langeree,2014 Red BullKing of the Air.PHOTO: JAANUSREE/RED BULLCONTENT POOL

Aaron Hadlowreturns to BigBay for thecompetition.PHOTO: KOLESKY/NIKON/RED BULLCONTENT POOL

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’n Tweejarige sertifikaatkursus in teologieen kerklike bediening skop op 22 Januarieaf. Die kursus is geakkrediteer by die Uni-versiteit van Pretoria.Volgens die koördineerder van die kur-

sus, prof. Pieter Els, besef die meeste kerkedeesdae dat “die oes groot is,maar die arbei-ders min” (Matt 9:37) en dat die tyd aange-breek het waarin nie net pastore en predi-kante nie, maar ook gewone gemeenteledebemagtig moet word om hierdie “oes” tegaan insamel.Leiers van selgroepe en Bybelstudies,

jeugleiers, beraders, Sondagskoolonderwy-sers en kerkraadslede sal by die kursus kanbaat.Dit word aangebied deur die Tygerbergse

Bybel- en Lewensskool by Bellville se Uit-sig-gemeente, Ridgeworth in samewerkingmetNehemia se Bybel-Instituut (NBI), ’n af-deling van BybelMedia (BM-Wellington) enRadio Tygerberg.Die kursus kos R750 per semester, wat

ook die registrasiegeld en studienotas in-sluit. Die verskillende kursus-modulesword aangebied deur akademies gekwalifi-seerde leraars met baie jare se doseererva-ring by universiteite, Bybelskole en ge-meentes.Ander kursusse wat ook aangebied word,

is Bybelse Hebreeus, ’n gevorderde kursusin berading, Veritas-kollege se Bybel-inter-pretasie-modules, asook kort huweliks-voorbereiding- en huweliksverrykingskur-susse.Lesings sal weekliks aangebied word in

die kerksaal van die NG Kerk Bellville-Wesin 8steLaan,Boston,Bellville opDonderdaevan 19:00 tot 21:00.Die registrasie (R150) en kursusoriënte-

ring vind plaas op Donderdag 22 Januarievanaf 19:00.Skakel prof. Pieter Els by 021 976 4817 of

083 285 2617, of Naomi Engelbrecht by RadioTygerberg by 021 936 8109 of 086 110 4104 virmeer inligting.

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Leila Silkstone from a school inthe United Kingdom raised £310(abour R5 300) for her eighthbirthday so she could adopt andsave two endangeredAfricanpen-guin chicks from the SouthernAf-rican Foundation for the Conser-vation of Coastal Birds (Sanccob).Instead of gifts, Leila asked herfriends and family to donate mo-ney to Sanccob and also got her lo-cal cake-maker, Just Caked, to do-nate a birthday cake which aloneraised £40 (about R700).On the last day of the year Leila

and her family visited Sanccob’scentre inTableView to collect hertwo penguin adoption packs andsee first-hand what a real seabirdrehabilitation centre looks like.Sanccob’s newest ambassadorpenguin, Skipper, was there tosay a special thank you from allthe staff and penguins at Sanccob.Every year around Christmas

Sanccob admits hundreds ofsmall fluffy African penguinchicks abandoned by their pa-rents in the colonies. Without in-tervention by Sanccob and itspartners in conservation, thesechicks would not survive. LikeLeila, the public can help savethese endangered African pen-guins by naming and adopting anAfrican penguin from Sanccob for R500.Each adoption pack includes a photo-graph of your penguin, a certificate ofadoption, a thankyou letter and a sticker

that says “I adopted an African pen-guin”.V For more information go to www.sanc­cob.co.za.

UK school girl adopts pairof chicks for her birthday

Leila Silkstone from the United Kingdom raisedover £300 for Sanccob and adopted a couple ofpenguins this December. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Epilepsy South Africa’s Western Capebranch is sourcing candidates with disabili-ties who wish to apply for a learnership.The organisation has 100 learnership op-

portunities for persons with disabilities whowish to study Business Administration NQFlevel 4.Applicants must have Grade 11 and are re-

quired to bring their CV’s, school reports,proof of disability (a doctor’s letter) and fourcertified copies of their Identity Document.Successful candidateswill receive mentor-

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OFFICIAL NOTICE • OFFICIAL NOTICE • OFFICIAL NOTICEwww.ayandambanga.co.za121247TBTVIEW

OFFICIAL NOTICERECEIPT OFANAPPLICATION FORABOOKMAKER PREMISES LICENCE

In terms of the provisions of Section 32(2) of theWestern CapeGamblingAnd RacingAct, 1996 (Act 4 of 1996)(“theAct”), as amended,theWestern Cape GamblingAnd Racing Board hereby gives notice thatthe following application for a bookmaker premises licence, as provided

for in Sections 27(kA) and 55(A) of theAct, has been received:

Applicant for a new GrandSport (Pty) Ltd t/a GrandPlayBookmaker premises licence: – a South African registered company

Reg no: 2011/009919/07

Address of proposed Kwikspar Centre, 3 Merlot Avenue,bookmaker premises: Table View

Erf number: 22951

Section 33 of theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Act, 1996 (hereinafter “theAct”) requires theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Board (hereinafter “theBoard”) to ask the public to submit comments and/or objections to gamblinglicence applications that are filed with the Board.The conduct of gambling

operations is regulated in terms of both the Act and the National Gambling Act,2004.This notice serves to notify members of the public that they may lodgeobjections and/or comments to the above application on or before the closingdate at the below-mentioned address and contacts. Since licensed gamblingconstitutes a legitimate business operation, moral objections for or againstgambling will not be considered by the Board.An objection that merely statesthat one is opposed to gambling without much substantiation will not be viewedwith much favour.You are hereby encouraged to read the Act and learn moreabout the Board’s powers and the matters pursuant to which objections may belodged.These are outlined in Sections 28, 30, 31 and 35 of the Act. Members ofthe public can obtain a copy of the objections guidelines, which is an explanatoryguide through the legal framework governing the lodgment of objections and theBoard’s adjudication procedures.The objections guidelines are accessible fromthe Board’s website at www.wcgrb.co.za and copies can also be made availableon request.The Board will consider all comments and objections lodged on or

before the closing date during the adjudication of the application.

In the case of written objections to an application, the grounds on which suchobjections are founded, must be furnished.Where comment in respect of anapplication is furnished, full particulars and facts to substantiate such commentmust be provided.The name, address and telephone number of the personsubmitting the objection or offering the comment must also be provided.Comments or objections must reach the Board by no later than 16:00

on 06 February 2015.

Objections or comments must be forwarded to the Chief ExecutiveOfficer,Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, P.O. Box 8175,Roggebaai 8012 or handed to the Chief Executive Officer,WesternCape Gambling and Racing Board, Seafare House, 68 Orange Street,

Gardens, CapeTown or faxed to the Chief Executive Officer on021 422 2603 or emailed to objections.racingandbetting@wcgrb.co.za

WESTERN CAPEGAMBLINGAND RACING BOARD

Beachgoers have been warned to be onthe look out for sharks during the sum-mer season.

According to a statement by the City ofCape Town, the presence of great whitesharks in the in-shore areas increases thistime of year.The Fish Hoek shark exclusion net is be-

ing deployed and retrieved daily and SharkSpotters are monitoring identified beachesto ensure the safety of all visitors to the seashore, council has stated.Since September last year, there have

been 57 shark sightings at beaches moni-tored by the Shark Spotters.There have been 36 sightings at Muizen-

bergCorner, sevenatFishHoek, five atMon-wabisi, three at St James, two at Kogel Bay,two at Glencairn, one sighting at The Hoekin Noordhoek and one at Clovelly.With the presence of great white sharks

close to the shore expected to increase overthe summer season, the City of Cape Townis ensuring that the necessary precaution-ary measures are being put into effect.Shark Spotters are monitoring identified

beaches and the Fish Hoek shark exclu-sion net is being deployed and retrieved dai-ly.

Effective barrierThe Fish Hoek exclusion net has proven

to be an effective shark safety measure bycreating a physical barrier preventing anysharks from entering the bathing area.Trials conducted during 2013 and 2014 in-

dicated that the risk to marine life remainsvery low and that there are high levels ofpublic support for the exclusion net becom-ing a permanent feature at the Fish Hoekbeach.Until March, the Fish Hoek exclusion net

will operate daily, depending on the weath-er.Weekends, public holidays and school hol-

idays will be prioritised.The exclusion net will not be deployed if

weather conditions (wind and swell) are

deemed to be unsuitable, and this will be as-sessed on adaily basis. Ifweather conditionsdeteriorate over the course of the day afterthe net has already been deployed, the netmay be removed as a precautionary meas-ure.Additionally, if there is a high presence of

whales or other marine mammals in the ar-ea the net will not be deployed.–The net will also not be deployed when

trek-netting is taking place off the beach.If a whale moves into the area while the

net is deployed, the Shark Spotters herd theanimal away from the net and out of the ar-ea, using the exclusion net boat.This is in accordance with the approved

whale disentanglement strategy and resi-dents should not be concerned if this occurs.

Operating hoursOn days the exclusion net is deployed, the

operating hours will be from 09:00 to 17:00,and may occasionally be extended to allowfor lifesaving training or events.

The Shark Spotters will keep beach usersinformed via Twitter (@SharkSpotters) andFacebook as to whether the net is deployed.Surfers arewarned to be vigilant in the ar-

eas between Sunrise Beach and MacassarBeach during the spring and summermonths, as research has shown that sharkpresence in these waters is extremely com-mon at this time of year.Surfers should be aware that shark sight-

ings at Noordhoek beach are common on thedays following a north-west wind.

Authority issues shark alert

ALERT: There have been 36 shark sighting at Muizenberg beach since September last year. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

The 2014/15 festive seasonwillgo down as one of the safeston record for the City’s

beaches.This is due to the number of

drowning incidents having-dropped significantly when com-pared with the previous festiveseason.Three drowning incidents were

recorded on beaches during thefestive season between September2014 and January 2015, comparedto 18 drowning incidents over thesame period in 2013/14.With tens of thousands of people

on the city beaches over the fes-tive season, this is an extraordina-ry feat, says City of Cape Townsport, recreation and amenitiesdepartment director Gert Bam.

Combined efforts“We are pleased that the com-

bined efforts of all role playershave yielded such positive re-sults. The department’s extensivesummer safety campaign helpededucate members of the public onbasic safety tips to observe whenswimming at the beaches. In addi-tion, law enforcement officers

have been highly visible and haveconfiscated a substantial amountof alcohol, which helped to reducethe number of incidents associat-ed with intoxication,” he says.

Quality of serviceThe decrease in the number of

drowning incidents also speaks tothequality of the lifeguard serviceprovided by Lifesaving WesternProvince and their associated life-saving clubs – particularly overthe weekends around Christmasand New Year’s Day when a num-ber of people were assisted by thelifeguards on duty, Bam says.

Designated areas“Despite the drastic drop, every

drowning incident is one toomany and each incident is docu-mented and reviewed to ensurethat further precautions are takento prevent such incidents fromhappening in the future,” he says.“Members of the public are re-

minded to swim only in designat-ed swimming areas indicated byflags and lawenforcement officerswho patrol beaches to assist in en-suring that people swim only in

designated areas.“We ask that all people respect

the instructions of both lifeguardsand law enforcement officers andalso report any irresponsible be-haviour in the water, such as peo-ple swimming off the rocks, sothat they can keep people safe.”

Safety tipsBeachgoers should keep the fol-

lowing safety tips in mind:• Always swim between the red

and yellow flags. The flags indi-cate where safe swimming areasare identified, and are supervised.An area outside of these flagscould have dangerous rip cur-rents and tides.• Only swim in areas where oth-

er people are present. Swim ingroups and advise friends or fami-ly when you go swimming.• If you find yourself in trouble,

raise yourarmandwave to attractthe lifeguard’s attention. Try notto panic, as this will make youtired.• If you see someone in trouble

in the sea, alert the lifeguards orfind trained help. Do not put yourown life in danger as well.

Drownings at city beachesat all-time low this season

Local foodies are invited to takepartin Pick nPay’s InstaCook competiti-on.Entrants are required to create a

dish using a recipe from the Pick nPaywebsite orFresh Livingmagazi-ne. All you need to do is choose a re-

cipe, cook it, snap it, upload it, shareit and get your friends and family to“like” it.A panel of judges will review the

entries with the most likes and se-lect the top 20, who will take part inthe final cook-off at the Pick n Pay

Good Food Studio in March.The overall winner will walk

awaywith a kitchenmakeover fromDNG Interiors and Bamboo KitchenWarehouse worth R150 000.V Visit www.instacook.co.za for more infor­mation or to enter.

Cooking competition offers a new kitchen

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The Youth Unemployment Prevention Pro-ject (YUPP) is hosting information semi-nars for 2014 matriculants.

Topics include further study, skills deve-lopment, employment, entrepreneurship,learnerships, internships, volunteershipand work experience opportunities.

Matriculants can also apply for study,funding, employment and work experienceopportunities for 2015 at the seminar.

Matriculants who failed or want to im-prove their grades can learn about assistan-ce available to them, as well as options forthe future.

The seminars have been sponsored by lo-cal businesses who believe in upliftingtheir communities.

The seminars are free and parents are en-couraged to also attend. They will take pla-ce from 20 to 29 January from 13:30 to 16:30at the following venues:

. Tuesday 20 January: Cape Town CityHall

. Wednesday 21 January: Athlone CivicCentre

. Tuesday 27 January: Spine Road High,Mitchells Plain

. Wednesday 28 January: Parow CivicCentre

. Thursday 29 January: Claremont CivicCentre

Matrics and school leavers are encoura-ged to pre-register by emailing their name,school, venue attending, and contact de-tails to matric2014seminars@gmail.com orvia SMS to 021 825 3789, as spaces are limi-ted.

Options formatriculants

V CIC Trauma Training will be held in thebeginning of February, The Community In-tervention Centre (CIC), the local traumasupport, a non-governmental organisation,are waiting for applications. For more infor-mation phone 021 528 3037/3005 between08:30 and 13:00 or visit www.cic-cape-town.org.za.

V Huis Zonnekus’ white elephant tablewill be held on the last Thursday of everymonth from 10:00 to 13:00. Call021 552 2074/5.

V An indoor flea market will be held everySunday from 10:00 at Time-Out Zone Sportand Recreation in Duynefontein. R50 tobook a stall, contact Mieky on083 264 4876.

V The Parklands Saturday La Leche Lea­gue meeting will also be held on the secondSaturday of every month at 14:00.

VThe Parklands Intercare La Leche Lea­gue meets on the fourth Wednesday of eve-ry month at 10:00. Contact Simela on021 553 1664 or Juliet on 021 556 0693 orgo to www.lalecheleague.org.

V The Living Legends Table View SeniorsClub meet on the last Wednesday of themonth from 10:30 – 13:00. Contact Lizetteon 072 648 7332 or Betz on 073 430 9281.

V West Coast Cape Jewish Seniors meetin the clubhouse at Norton Square in ShortStreet on the first and third Thursday of themonth at 11:30; and on the second andfourth Thursday of the month at 10:30. CallMelanie van Emmenes on 074 405 5186 oremail westcoast@cjsa.org.za.

V Milnerton Baseball Club is open for anyo-ne to join. For more information contactJeanre on milnertonbaseball@live.com orgo to the website www.milnertonbas-eball.co.za.

V The second hand clothing shop at EricMiles Cheshire Home (open on Mon, Wedand Fri from 10:00 to 15:00 and the first Satof the month from 10:00 to 13:00) needs vo-lunteers. The shop is located at 18 CorsairRoad in Sandrift. Call Mel on 083 543 6272.

V A line dancing event will be held everyWednesday from 19:15 at Time-Out ZoneSport and Receation in Duynefontein at R30per person. Contact Mieky on083 264 4876.

What’s up?| Wat’s Waar?

10 TYGERBURGER Table View Woensdag, 14 Januarie 2015HOOFARTIKELBLAD

If you judge peo­ple, you have notime to love them.­Mother Theresa

Kop in een mus? Is dié twee bokrammetjies van die plaas Botterblommetjie net buite Durbanvillebesig om kop te stamp of sit hulle bloot koppe bymekaar? Moontlik besef hulle twee koppe isbeter as een of dalk wil hulle net nie kop gee nie. Wat ook al die geval, doller as kopaf kan ditseker nie gaan nie. FOTO: GRAHAM MURRAY

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

I have been reading withinterest the current debatebetween the anti and pro-gungroups.

Predictably, that old andwell-used expression that“those who live by the swordwill die by the sword” hasmade its appearance. A veryreasonable sentiment, to besure, but it does not stand upto scrutiny from a legitimategun owners point of view.Genghis Khan lived by thesword. So does the modern-dayISIS. Genghis did, and ISISsurely will, die by the sword.The rest of us, who need toprotect ourselves from thosewho, like them, seek to imposetheir will on us, have to livewith the sword. There is a verybig difference here!

Unfortunately, there are fartoo many people in this worldwho, despite what must surelybe an in-built knowledge ofwhat is right and what iswrong, choose to impose theirwill on others. History showsthat has always been how it is– and that is always how it willbe. Whether on a global level,or on a personal level, theprinciple is the same.

As far as divine interventionis concerned, I do not believethat any of the world’s multipleGods are going to come to ouraid and protect us. It would benice if this did happen, though.We would not have to worryabout wearing seat belts,locking our doors and gates orwalking in dark alleys. Wecould eat, drink and smokewhatever we wanted. We couldpark our cars and have nofears that they would not bethere when we came back. Inshort, we could simply rock onand not have to rely on otherpeople and/or clever devices toprotect and save us.

But, in a real world, wecannot just sit back and leaveour safety and wellbeing tosomeone else – or somethingelse. That is a cop-out. We have

to play our part and do whate-ver it takes to help God,whichever one we do (or donot) believe in, to help us. Thetrick here is to ensure thatwhen helping ourselves we donot inadvertently become thebad guys.

PAUL BROWNEBrackenfell

Guns affordself protection

The introduction of the newgreen lidded wheelie bins forrecycled waste in the Bellvillearea was an excellent innovati-on. This has given all the localresidents a chance to getinvolved in a useful project.Unfortunately, there alwaysseems to be a downside.

Where I live in La Rochellewe have our normal refuseremoval service on Wednesdayand our recycled material onThursday. It is customary forresidents to put their bins outfirst thing in the morning. Thisis soon followed by a stream ofstrangers who inspect the binsfor useful material. Theirpreference seems to be bottlesand similar saleable objects. Ihave no problem with thesegentlemen collecting thismaterial and disposing of itsomewhere for remuneration.After all we are all endeavou-ring to eke out a living. What Ido feel strongly about is whenthey sit in the park to sort theirsaleable material and leave alltheir discarded mess behind forlocal residents to clean up. Mybiggest concern, however, isthat if this practice escalatesand there is little left in therecycle bins, it would no longerbe profitable for the recyclecompany to continue this verynecessary service.

The homeless problem inBellville is now becomingchronic and if this matter is notseriously attended to we willsoon be having more peopleliving on the streets than in thehouses.

JACK TRAUTLa Rochelle

Bin pickers leavelittle for recylers

Gedurende Maandagnag 29Desember is by ons huis inBoston ingebreek. Vroegoggendhet ons ontdek wat weg is enhet ons die polisie in Bellvillegeskakel. Binne vyf minute wasdie polisievoertuig by ons huisen is hulp aangebied.

Ons gesteelde goedere isgevind via ons iPad wat diesein van ons selfoon konopspoor en die skade wasminimaal. Die skuldige is inhegtenis geneem.

Die punt wat ek eintlik wilmaak, is dat ons polisie by dieBellville-kantoor absoluut puikis.

Welgedaan Bellville-polisie virjul flink en professionele diens.

W. MALONEYBoston

SAPD in Bellvillelewer flink diens

I am disappointed to see howmany shops are opening onChristmas Day and Boxing Day(a day traditionally meant forgiving gifts to employees butinstead, those employees arebeing made to work). Fruit andVeg in Pinehurst as an examp-le. Whether you are Christianor not this is a day normallyspent with family by themajority of South Africans, butnow junior staff are beingexpected to work on these dayswhile senior staff sit at homewith their families. This showsno compassion for staff mem-bers and their personal lives. Itis different if you work inessential services, but a super-market has no need to be open.What happened to the dayswhen stores shut on Sundays?Now shops must be open asoften as possible for as long aspossible, so the guys sitting athome with their families canmake more money. Let yourstaff go home and spend it withtheir families.

VICTORIADurbanville

Stores should letstaff be at home

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Distribution:A total of 28 310 copies ofTygerBurger Table View aredistributed every Wednesdayin the following areas:Blouberg Rise, BloubergSands, Bloubergrant,Bloubergstrand, Big Bay, TableView, Flamingovlei, Duinefon­tein, Melkbosstrand, VanRiebeeckstrand, Koeberg,Atlantic Beach, Parklands,Sunningdale, Sunridge, WestBeach, West Riding, SunsetBeach, Sunset Links, KillarneyGardens.

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Corrections:According to the editorialpolicy of TygerBurger weinvite readers to commentabout the newspaper’scontents, and we correctsignificant errors as soon aspossible. Please sendinformation about correctionof mistakes in the newspaperto the ombudsman ofMedia24’s Community Press,George Claassen, atgeorge.claassen@me­dia24.com, or call him on 021851 3232 or 083 543 2471.Readers can also complainabout the contents to theSouth African PressOmbudsman, Mr Joe Thloloe.In that case, please phone 011484 3612/8, send a fax to 011484 3619 or e­mail tokhanyim@ombudsman.org.zaor johanr@ombudsman.org.za

LEWENSKIEKIE

Gun elkeen inons land syeie meningDie nuwe jaar het op ’n tragiese enontstellende noot afgeskop met verledeweek se slagting van 17 Franse burgersin Parys.

Hoewel die meeste lande dié terreur-daad ten sterkste veroordeel het, hetvryheid van spraak weer op nuut onderdie vergrootglas gekom. Baie kommenta-tors meen dat die satiriese koerantCharlie Hebdo alle grense van vryheidvan spraak oortree het deur sy draakste-kery met Islam en ander godsdienste.

Wat dié kommentators nie in ag neemnie, is dat vryheid van spraak in dieFranse tradisie geen grense ken nie – ’nland met ’n eeue oue geskiedenis vanskerp en soms kwetsende satire.

Hoewel dié soort satire in weinig anderlande in die wêreld geduld word – selfsnie eers in die VSA en Brittanje nie –hou die beginsel daarvan tog vir onsalmal in Suid-Afrika ’n les in.

Verdraagsaamheid teenoor mense watnie dieselfde mening as jy huldig nie, isheel moontlik die grootste hiervan. Asiemand nie aan jou kerk behoort, joupolitieke sienswyse deel nie, nie vir diedieselfde rugbyspan as jy skree nie,beteken dit nie dat daardie persoonverkeerd is en sosiaal gekastreer moetword nie. Elkeen is geregtig op symening en moet toegelaat word om dituit te spreek. Wanneer jy mense daardiereg wil ontneem, maak jy jouself skuldigaan fundamentalisme. Dit is wanneeremosie alle rasionele denke vernietig.

En ongelukkig ook ’n tendens is wathopeloos te veel in ons land kop uitsteek.

HOOFARTIKEL

SMSV Eskom causing serious problems formany. Damaging electrical appliances, re­sulting in switching on an hour or so befo­re bathing and off again when finished. Ihaven’t been able to bath since Friday asI bath mornings. Electricity was off for 2hours on Saturday. - Anonymous

V Ek wil net weet wanneer word die Bel­har­verbypad eendag gebou? Vir jare lêdie grond al daar. Ek moet sê die verkeeris ’n NAGMERRIE. - Anoniem

V Well done to City water and sanitationBellville depot for exceptional responsesto water leaks in Protea Valley. - Anony-mous

V Lag al die pad oor die boetes wat petlosetaxi­polisie uitskryf. Wat sê hul protokolaangaande hul kleredrag? Sê maar net.- JS van Kuila

V Ek wens Denise van Kraaifontein se briefwas op TB se voorblad. Asseblief, mense,rapporteer dadelik enige vermoedelik ver­waarloosde troeteldiere by MM@M Kuils­rivier. - MM@M, Kuilsrivier

V Wat is die verskil om met ’n gebreektehand in gips te bestuur of om op jou selte praat? Arrogant sit hy in sy swart mo­tor. - Anoniem

V I would like to thank the crews who res­urfaced 1st Ave, Parow. We always moanabout the disruption caused by such anundertaking but in the end it is worth it.-Paddy R, Parow

V I find it very strange that nobody con­nected to this ANC government is reply­ing to the many questions asked aboutthe Chinese shops selling their merchan­dise to the public without giving legal taxor VAT slips. It seems they also do notkeep any books with records of VAT beingpaid by the public, so no tax or VAT is be­ing paid to government. . - Anonymous

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In a world where most people are so accus-tomed to seeing homeless people that theybarely notice them, two members of the

community took positive action.While walking her dogs, Parklands resi-

dent Reese Harley noticed a homeless mansleeping in the park. That’s not unusual. Butin an area where people often distrust thehomeless so much they don’t even make eyecontact, Reese began talking to him. Hisname is Michael Ntehelang and they gradu-ally got to know each other during her even-ing walks.

Reese provided a few things to make hislife more comfortable, and then she saw anopportunity to change his life completely.

Reese runs a charity organisation calledPawfriends, helping township dogs and cats.She gets them sterilised to prevent unwantedlitters and helps obtain veterinary carewhen needed. She also sometimes workswith the Fallen Angels animal rescue orga-nisation.

Fallen Angels is a haven for forgotten andneglected animals near Melkbosstrand.They were started in February 2014, whenGayl Basson sold her house in Flamingo Vleito buy a piece of land.

Gayl and Shireen Williams are workingvery hard, with limited resources, to createa much-needed shelter for animals in need.Table View and surrounding areas is a vast,sprawling urban area which includes thepoor communities of Dunoon and Joe Slovo,yet there is no SPCA or animal welfare shel-ter in the area. All the organisations work-ing in the area rely on a foster system tohouse animals in need.

Fallen Angels still has no electricity andvery little infrastructure. They needed helpwith building enclosures and kennels, aswell as help in the general care of their ani-mals. Reese saw a person who was down onhis luck and needed a job and a home, so she

spoke to Shireen and suggested that Michaelmight be suited to help them.

Shireen didn’t hesitate. She trustedReese’s judgement and immediately went tofetch Michael and his few belongings.

After three years on the streets, a bad fami-ly situation and a drug history, Michael (22)is now living and working at Fallen Angels.

He has been there for two months and isvery happy. He loves working with the dogsand helping with the cleaning and garden-ing. He is learning new skills every day andis very happy to have a place to stay.

Fallen Angels and Pawfriends havechanged the destiny of many animal’s lives.This time they changed the destiny of a hu-man life.

For more information on Pawfriends, con-tact 082 066 2693, or visit the websitewww.pawfriends.co.za.

Fallen Angels can be contacted on 082 0751159, or visiti www.fallenangels.org.za.

Dogs give man new lease on life

Michael Ntehelang has found a purpose: to help take care of unwanted animals.

Reese Harley saw a win­win opportunity andgave Michael a chance to start afresh.

V The Galileo Open Air Cinema runsat Hillcrest Quarry on Tuesdays, at Kir-stenbosch Gardens on Wednesdaysand at the V&A Waterfront on Thurs-days until 23 April 2015. Visit www.the-galileo.co.za for movie listings and tic-kets.

V The Art of the Brick, the world’spost popular Lego exhibition, runs atthe V&A Waterfront’s Watershed untilSaturday 28 February 2015. Ticketscost R140 for adults and R95 for chil-dren from Computicket.

V The Sea­Change Exhibition of largeformat photographs along the sea wallon the Sea Point promenade will be ondisplay until April 2015. Visit www.sea-changeproject.com for more.

V The Dinos Alive Playpark is on atthe Red Shed Waterfront with nine li-fe-sized animatronic dinosaur modelsand activities for all ages. The park,which runs until Saturday 28 February,will be open from 10:00 to 19:00 everyday. Tickets cost R50. Visit www.dino-salive.co.za for more.

V Celebrate 2015 is ’n uitstalling vangemengde media deur Anita van Zyl,Brindly Pritchard, Hardy Botha, HildaKruger, Jeannette Unite, Madelein Ma-rincowitz, Michelle Nigrini, MargaretEpstein en Marieke Prinsloo-Rowe. Dieuitstalling sal geopen word deur AlayneReesberg (Cape Town Design) opWoensdag 21 Januarie om 19:00 vir19:30 in die Oude Libertas-kunsgaleryen duur tot 18 Februarie. Skakel021 809 7463 of stuur ’n e-pos na ou-delibertasgallery1@gmail.com.

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The Circle of Friends’ annual Santa for Seni-ors Christmas Tea Party was held at HuisZonnekus and Huis Ysterplaat in December.

The organisers have extended a “very big,sincere thank you to all who played a part,no matter how small, in making the day hap-pen”.

They collected 616 gifts and the recipientswere overjoyed.

Some people even donated cash to thegroup, which was used to buy extra gifts andfood for the party.

Thanks to volunteers who helped and tho-se who donated gifts. Many in the two ho-mes, as well as others who live in Communi-care subsidized housing complexes, weretreated to something special.

This was the seventh year the Circle ofFriends hosted the event and they intend tocontinue with the tradition.

Santa’s sledvisits elderly

The groupof volun­teers who,under theguidance ofthe organi­sation Circleof Friends,madeChristmas avery specialfor seniorsat HuisZonnekusand HuisYsperplaat.

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V Rob van Vuuren will be at the BaxterTheatre’s Golden Arrow Studio until Sa-turday 17 January with his show, What­What. Tickets are available at Computic-ket.

V Gary Castleton, Joe Emilio, Philip Nel,Jaryd Pillay, Lowellan West, Adrian Neland Vernon Lawson will be performingstand-up comedy at Meraki in Durbanvilletonight (Wednesday) from 20:30. Entran-ce is free.

V The Mark Fransman Band will be atWeinhaus & Biergarten in Bree Street onWednesday from 19:00. Entrance is free.

V Emo Adams and Take Note will be atDie Boer from tonight (Wednesday) untilSunday afternoon. R140. Visit www.die-boer.com or call 021 979 1911 to book.

V Sam & Calla kuier Donderdag vanaf20:00 by Casa Valdez in Somerset-Wes.Besoek www.facebook.com/samandcallavir meer inligting.

V Rooikappie en die Wolf is Vrydag om10:00 in die Ou Meulteater vir die klein-span op die planke. R45. Bespreek by 083564 0056 of vicky@oumeulteater.co.za.

V Sam & Calla is Vrydag vanaf 19:00 byThe Palms in Brackenfell te sien. Besoekwww.facebook.com/samandcalla virmeer inligting.

V Vernon Barnard will be at Villa Pascalin Durbanville on Friday with Those werethe Days. R80. Call 021 975 2566 or 082569 4147 or visit www.villapascal.co.za tobook.

V CODA Africa will be at Café Roux inNoordhoek on Friday. R80. Email in-fo@caferoux.co.za to book.

V Samsa-masjien, met Antoinette Kel­lermann, Gerben Kamper, Ilana Cilliers,Ludwig Binge is vanaf Vrydag tot Sater-dag 31 Januarie op die Baxter se Flipside-verhoog te sien. Kaartjies is by Computic-ket beskikbaar.

V Black South Easter will be at the V&AWaterfront Amphitheatre on Saturdayfrom 13:00. No cover.

V Sam & Calla will be at the V&A Water-front’s Quay 4 on Saturday from 14:00 to17:00. Visit www.facebook.com/samand-calla for more.

V Mean Black Mamba and Dave Fergu­son will be at Weinhaus & Biergarten inBree Street on Saturday from 18:00. En-trance is free.

V The Gavin Minter Quartet will be atMondiall at the V&A Waterfront on Sun-day from 13:30. Call 021 418 3003 or emailreservations@mondiall.co.za to book.

V Axenmore, Louis Axe Lourens’ newproject, will be at Hillcrest Quarry on Sun-day from 14:00 with Rocking through theAges. Tickets cost R70 and children under12 enter free. Call 021 976 4959 or emailbook@thequarry.co.za to book.

V Sam & Calla kuier Sondag vanaf 18:30by Watergat in Strand. Besoek www.face-book.com/samandcalla vir meer inligting.

V Die Ongelooflike Reis van Max en Lolamet Vinette Ebrahim en Chris van Nie­kerk is vanaf Dinsdag 20 Januarie tot Sa-terdag 7 Februarie in die Baxter se GoldenArrow Studio te sien. Kaartjies is by Com-puticket beskikbaar.

V Daniele Pascal and Pieter van Hel­slandt will be at the Bellville Civic Theatreat 10:30 on Wednesday 21 January for thenext Memories and Melodies concert. R50.Call Cynthia on 021 976 1227 to book.

What’s On | Wat’s WaarJane Fidler(Effie) andMervynWilliams(Madge) inLa Sylphide.

Lost love at ballet seasonThe much anticipated opening of the CapeTownCityBallet’s annual season onSunday1 February will feature four performancesof the enchanting ballet La Sylphide at May-nardville Park.Running until Sunday 22 February, lovers

of dance can once again look forward to ex-periencing the beauty of ballet in the park’sbreathtaking open-air setting.One of the first major romantic ballets ev-

er to be choreographed, La Sylphide pre-miered in Copenhagen in November 1836and is still performed around the world. Itis set in the Scottish Highlands and makesfor the perfect outdoor ballet under the starson Maynardville’s magical stage.It tells the tale of a young Scottish farmer,

James, who is set to marry to his fiancée Ef-fie. However, on the wedding day, a beauti-ful winged spirit (Sylph) appears in hisdreamandwakeshimupwith akiss.He fallsmadly in love with her.An old witch, Madge, predicts he will be-

tray his fiancée and she will marry his bestfriend, Gurn. James disagrees with thewitch and sends her away.All seems fine as the wedding begins, but

as James prepares to put the ring on Effie`sfinger, the jealousSylphappears and snatch-

es it away. He abandons thewedding and fol-lows the Sylph into the woods. He again seesMadge, who offers him a magical scarf shepromises will bind the Sylph’s wings, thusenabling him to catch her and keep her forhimself. However, when he wraps the fabricaround the Sylph’s shoulders, her wings falloff and she dies, leaving James heartbrokenand alone. The young farmer then watcheshis fiancée marry Gurn.With captivating music by Herman Lov-

enskjold and exquisite choreography by Au-gust Bournonville, La Sylphide will be per-formed on Sunday 1, 8, 15 and 22 Februarywith all performances starting at 20:15.The Sylph will be danced by ballerinas

Laura Bösenberg, Angela Hansford andFriedaMennenwith Jane Fidler, RosamundFord and Mariëtte Opperman as Effie. Theyoung farmer, James, will be portrayed byThomas Thorne, Daniel Szybkowski andConrad Nusser, while Gurn will be dancedby Ivan Boonzaaier, Milwhynne Williamsand Germano Trovato. Madge, the witch,will be performed by Mervyn Williams andJohnny Bovang.V Tickets cost R120, R130 and R140 and are availableComputicket, Artscape Dial­a­Seat on 021 421 7695or at the gates on the night of the performance.

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Met sy poëtiese lirieke en sy nuweAfrikaanse klank het Joshua nadie Reën se debuut-album – met

dieselfde naam – vinnig aandag getrek.Maar Afrikaanse musiekliefhebbers

moes vermoedelik al klaar van Jacquesde Villiers gehoor het voordat hy in 2013sy eerste album bekend gestel het.Met die topprys vir jazz by die Tshwa-

ne Universiteit van Tegnologie, het Jac-ques eers met ander kunstenaars soosJak de Priester en Bobby van Jaarsveldgetoer voor hy besluit het om ’n solo-loopbaan aan te pak.“Ek het basis my hele lewe lank ge-

skryf en gesing,” sê Jacques.Hy voeg by dat enige musikant wat

skryf graag sy of haar eie musiek vir diewêreld wil sing.Dit was van kleinsaf sy droom om ’n

solo-album uit te bring, maar Jacques sêhy het nie gedink dat sy droom so vroegwaar sou word nie.

Regte tydJacques glo dat dinge maklik byme-

kaar kom as ’n mens iets op die regte tyddoen.Dit was sy pa wat hom in 2012 aange-

moedig het om sy eie album op te neemen uit te reik.Jacques beskryf symusiek as ’nmeng-

sel tussen Coldplay, One Republic enBrooke Fraser se klanke.“Die genre waarin dit val is stadium

rock,” verduidelik hy.Baie mense sê vir hom sy musiek is

suksesvol, omdat hy iets nuut gedoenhet.“Daar is soveel plek vir groei in die

Afrikaanse musiekbedryf,” sê hy.Jacques sê dis belangrik dat kunste-

naars besef dat hulle nie soos die ou voorhullehoef te klinknie, endatmusiekaan-hangers eintlik nuwe musiek waardeer.

Met twee Ghoema-toekennings en ’nHuisgenoot-Tempo-toekenning agter syblad, weet hy beslis wat sy luisteraarswil hê.Jacques geniet tans ’n bietjie van ’n

blaaskans saam met sy vrou en hul pas-gebore baba.Familie is vir hom baie belangrik en

hy sê hy probeer altyd om hierdie tydvan die jaarweg te breek van sy optredesen tyd saammet sy naastes deur te bring.

OpvolgalbumHy skryf al hard aan ’n opvolgalbum

en alhoewel dit nog nie ’n naam het nie,is daar ’n tema: “Die wêreld binne my”.Die album sal in April op Stellenbosch

opgeneem word, en hopelik in Augustusop die rakke wees.Joshua na die Reën sal in Maart weer

in die Kaap ’n draai maak. Tot dan kanaanhangers sy webtuiste, www.joshua-nadiereen.com, en Facebook-blad dop-hou om op hoogte van sy musiek te bly.

Sy poëtiese lirieke ennuwe klank trek aandag

Joshua na die Reën beplan om sy tweedealbum vanjaar bekend te stel.

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’n Onmisbare Afrikaanse seisoen mettweehoogaangeskrewedramas en ’nkomedie in by die Baxter-teater in

Januarie en Februarie te sien.Jaco Bouwer se bekroonde produksie

Samsa-masjien, waarvoor die dramaturgWillem Anker ’n ATKV-Woordveertjie virdrama ontvang het, is van 16 tot 31 Januariein die Baxter se Flipside-teater op die plan-ke.

Samsa-masjien, wat by verlede jaar seKKNK sy buiging gemaak het en toeken-nings gewen het, tree in gesprek met FranzKafka se Die Verwandlung.Die toneelstuk vertel die storie van die in-

sek-wording van Gregor Samsa sr. Samsa(Gerben Kamper) is in sy sewentigs, ’n af-getrede biologie-onderwyser, skoolhoof enook klavierstemmer in sy jongdae. Hy lyaan demensie en as gevolg daarvan bly hyenJosephine (AntoinetteKellerman) byhuldogter, Grete (Ilana Cilliers), en haar man,Tjaart (Ludwig Binge), in hul luukse, mo-derne huis in ’n woonbuurt soos Sandton.Die produksie het ’n ouderdomsperk van

16 jaar.. Twee lieflinge van die Suid-Afrikaanse

verhoog en televisie, Vinette Ebrahim enChris van Niekerk, span saam om die splin-ternuwe galge-komedie Die OngelooflikeReise van Max en Lola van Dinsdag 20 Janu-arie tot Saterdag 7 Februarie in die Baxterse Golden Arrow Studio op die planke tebring.Dié tweepersoonstuk, geskryf deur Ebra-

him en Hugo Taljaard (wat ook die regie be-hartig), vertel die sjarmante en skreeu-snaakse verhaal van die gay en wit Max enLola, ’n 79-jarige spitsvondige bruin vrou se50-jarige vriendskap, die land se politiekegeskiedenis ten spyt.Lola is die enigste gas wat opdaag byMax

se tagtigsteverjaarsdagviering endíeparty-tjie loop uit op net die twee van hulle wat

’n liefde vir die bioskoop deel. Die produk-sie het ’n ouderdomsperk van 13.

. Marthinus Basson se epiese en multi-bekroonde produksie macbeth.slapelooskan vanWoensdag 4 tot Saterdag 21 Februa-rie in die Baxter-teater gesien word.Dawid Minnaar speel die titelrol in hier-

die Afrikaanse Macbeth, wat in opdrag vandie Aardklop Nasionale Kunstefees geskepis.Die produksie sluit ookdrie veteranevanSuid-Afrikaanse teater in – Anna-Mart vanderMerwe, Jana Cilliers en Antoinette Kel-lerman.V Besprekings vir die Afrikaanse seisoen in die Baxterkan by Computicket gedoen word. Afslagpryse is be­skikbaar vir korporatiewe, skool­ of groepsbespre­kings, asook vir fondsinsamelings en welsynsorgani­sasies. Kontak Sharon by 021 680 3962 of per e­posna sharon.ward@uct.ac.za of Carmen by 021 6803993 of carmen.kearns@uct.ac.za vir meer inligting.

Baxter-teater skop die seisoenaf met uitstaande dramas

Vinette Ebrahim en Chris van Niekerk speel inDie Ongelooflike Reis van Max en Lola.

Axe man: Axenmore willpresent their new show,Rocking through the Ages, atHillcrest Quarry on Sunday18 January. Axenmore ispopular local guitarist Louis“Axe” Lourens’ new projectand features Tauna Collieron female vocals, RobStemmet on bass andSebastian Guile on drums.The show sees classic rocksongs being performed witha modern twist. Doors openat 13:00 and the showstarts at 14:00. Tickets costR70. Call 021 976 4959 or072 456 9071 or emailbook@thequarry.co.za tobook. PHOTO: STEPHEN FOURIE

A feast of classicalmusic awaitsfans of the Cape Town ConcertSeries, now in its 60th year.The series begins on Saturday

21 February with a recital byChinese-Canadian violinist Yi-Jia Susanne Hou partnered byBryan Wallick in a programmeof works by Schubert, Brahmsand other composers.As part of the Concert Series’

60 year celebration, there willalso be a special concert with pi-anist Spencer Myer at the HugoLambrechts Music Centre, pre-sented in collaboration with theHugo Lambrechts Music Trust.All concerts take place on a Saturday at the

BaxterConcertHall at 20:00,with the excepti-on of the Spencer Myer concert on Sunday15 March at 16:00, at the Hugo LambrechtsMusic Centre in Parow.

Tickets are available at R150 orR180 for the Vondrácek recital atComputicket with concessionsfor senior citizens. Student tic-kets will be available at the door,subject to availability. Season tic-kets are available at a total costof R740 including theMyer recitaland R620 without. Proceeds fromthe Myer and Vondrácek recitalswill go directly to the respectivetrusts which ensure sustainabili-ty of the Concert Series and theHugo Lambrechts Centre. Onesubscriber, newor renewing,willgo into a draw to win a pair of tic-kets to the Beethoven Triple Con-

certo performed by the Yablonsky Trio onThursday 9 April.

V Visit www.ctconcerts.co.za, call 021 439 7663 oremail info@ctconcerts.co.za for more information.

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assistance pleasecontact one of ourconsultants on:(T) 021 556 5945Sean: 072 442 7289Marita: 083 659 0405(F) 086 732 4382Unit 4, 13 Senna St,Killarney Gardens

.

.LOANS approved in 5 minutes.Blacklisted and garnishee welcome.SMS name, surname & ID number,net & gross salary and companyname to Pinky 083 330 5607

.

NEED CASH??? For thoseunforeseen emergencies.Government and SAPSemployees only. Ph0219912712 or visit us atwww.ten4cash.co.za

.NEED A LOAN? Call/Sms orWhatsapp: Felix on 073 385 7669

.

PERSONAL

1460

.

BICYCLE RENTAL

ELECTRIC BIKES, MTBAND CRUISERS now onBlouberg beachfront.Call: 071 716 4371 /0717399040

.

BELASTINGOpgawe en konsultasieIndividue enklein besighedeQuantum Portefeuljes082 498 3738 of021 975 1615

.

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

.

SIENER / PSYCHIC% Pieter 021 910 3499

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

.

TRAINING &EDUCATION

1480

.

DOMESTICBLISS JANUARY 2015

TRAINING:Contact Nomaphelo021 948 0117info@

domesticblissct.co.zaReceptionist & Front LineStaff.....ThursHome Based Care &Child Care.....Mon & SatCooking & BreakfastPreparation, Baking....Tues &SatSupervisors Course ......FriHousehold management.....WedOffice Cleaning, LaundrySkills ......Tues

.

.

WANTED

1485

.

AANDAGBETAALKONTANT

VIR ALLE 2DE-HANDSEmeubels, beddens,sitkamerstelle,

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

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

.

ATTENTIONCASH PAID

FOR ALL SECOND-HAND FURNITURE,

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

.

AARANBUY'SFridges and Freezers

wanted for cash, workingor faulty. We collect.SMS "Sell" to083 4250 447

.

URGENT!!We need your unwanted

furniture083 565 1685/078 150 1702

.

WEDDINGS

1490

.A MARRIAGE OFFICERGet married anytime,anywhere. Phone0219305119 / 0828524571

.

FOR SALE

.

BOOKS

1607

.EK KOOP BOEKE enlangspeelplate. 0826708987

.

ANTIQUES& ART

1605

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

.

BUILDINGMATERIAL

1610

.

.

2ND HANDBUILDING MATERIALTel 021 932 7200081 395 5696

We buy & sell, collect &deliver baths, toilets, bas-ins, doors, windows, etc.

.BOUSAND & KLIP

Bruinklip, Rivierklip, Kompos,Topsoil. Klein en Grootmaat.Teerwerk, Plaveisel, Bouwerk.Skakel: 021 930 5411

.

CLOTHING

1615

.

ACT NOW!TOP CASH FOR GOOD USED

CLOTHING, ETC.We collect Monday to Sunday.Contact Ian, 078 452 1976

ian_vermeulen@hotmail.com

.A Cash Deal on All Goods

Cash paid for all your unwanted goodquality ladies, mens, kids clothing.Shoes, linen, bric 'n brac etc.

Christelle 0844081437

.Amanda Tel. 021 939 7839082 221 8014. Beste kontantvir goeie dames-, mans-, kinderklereen -skoene. Gordyne en beddegoedasook kombuis-ware. Ek kom haal.

.

FURNITURE

1635

.

A1 FURNITURE SHOPKoop alle tweedehandse

beddens/meubels/breekware.

KOM DADELIK0835651685/0219824176

078 150 1702

.

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

haal self.Skakel 082 848 2880

.

AUCTIONINTERACTIONOns koop en verkoop

alle bruikbare meubels.KOM DADELIK.ALLE AREAS

WERNER083 5651685/0219824176

078 150 1702

.

"AAN ALMAL"SPOT CASH

'There In a Flash'Ons Koop Alle 2dehandse meubels,yskaste & stowe021 591 5708076 017 0630

.

THEOKOOP2de Handse Meubels.

% 083 310 1081..

MISCELLANEOUS

1655

.AANDAG ALMAL:

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

Tel: 021 5911104.

WANTED TO BUY

1675

.

Ek betaal KONTANTVir 2de handse en nuweklere, skoene, beddegoed,gordyne, breekgoed, potte,panne,kombuisware &meubels, alle elektriese

ware,ensovoorts.$ HARDE $ KONTANT $!Tel: Johan 074 474 4275

.

PAWNPAWNPAWNNeed CASH on yourCARS BAKKIES BIKESCALL 072 229 8355

.WANTED. ALL MILITARY ITEMSMedals, swords, old watches, coins,banknotes, old cameras & stamps.

%082 7033 719

.

GENERAL &HOME SERVICES

.

CARPETS/CURTAINS/UPHOLSTERY

1803

.A SPECIAL CARPET CLEANINGSPECIAL3 Bdrms for R3406 Seater Couches for R340Beds, Curtains & CarsContact Rob 0785566708web specialcarpetcleaning.co.zae-mailrobertfenyes2013@gmail.com

.

ALLE WEER DROOG - Matte& Skoonmaak van bekleedsel /Matrasse-nat. Deon 084 5648225

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

.

BUILDING &CONSTRUCTION

1801

.

MS CARPORTS /Afdakke

Best prices for the Bestquality!

072 934 8222.

CARPORTS /PATIO COVERS

Best prices for the bestquality from reputable22 year old business.083 414 8103/021 858 1873

.

HOMECAREBUILDINGPROJECTS

. ALLE BOUWERK. VERFWERK

Professionele diens.Tel. 021 976 2622/083 950 7870/083 441 9141

.

.

MAINTENANCE &RENOVATIONS

Carpentry, plumbing, electrical,waterproofing, painting(Building Renovations)

All GuaranteedReferences available on request

% Carl 073 070 7878 /021 913 4118

.

.

BUILDINGPLANS

1802

.

Accurate affordablebuilding plans.

Fast, honest, reliable.SACAP registered.

Malcolm 0760398347Sharon 082 3456 874

.

Alle BouplanneVir nuwe huise en

aanbouings.Skakel Louis0219033730

.

BOUPLANNEBillike fooie.

Flink, kundige diens.30 jaar ondervindingestetiese ontwerpe.

SACAP - Reg.Goedkeuring.

Alle Ure: 021 903 8063Mike 083 564 7227

.

BOUPLANNETeken & ontwerp van

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

% 082 415 9696.

Building Plans /Bouplanne

Karel 021 9814788 /0724465054

www.lifestylearchitec-ture.co.za

.

CLEANINGSEVICES

1805.

CLEANINGSERVICES

HOMES, OFFICES &SPRING CLEANING. Chars

available.0219499082/074 3096830

.

DSTV/TV/DVDSERVICES

1807.

2 BROSDSTV INSTALLATIONSWe're accredited so call us forDSTV or OVHD installations.Jasson 073 924 0046info@brosdstv.co.za

.

.

NB Satellite ServicesDSTV Installs. HD PVR,X-tra View, Dish checks.Nicky 072 377 0471nbsat@telkomsa.net.

.

ELECTRICAL

1810.ALL APPLIANCES, Stoves, fridges,etc. Installations & Repairs.021 917 1384 / 072 787 6582

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

.

.

AIRCON&APPLIANCES

REPAIR: Fridges, Stoves,Washing machines,TumbleDryers,Aircons,Dishwasher

ONSITE REPAIRS.Tiaan 082 776 2393 /

021 917 1620

.

ALL APPLIANCES REPAIREDON SITE

Fridges, stoves, washing machineswith guarantee and regas from R180Skakel Francois 0798381851

.

ALTYD KONTANTVir jou yskas, vrieskas.

werkend of nie - werkend0820864752

.

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

16 TYGERBURGER Table View Woensdag, 14 Januarie 2015GEKLASSIFISEERD

CENTRALFLOORING

DUSTLESSFLOORSANDING

Eienaar toesig. Free quotes

Willie 073 228 3929www.centralflooring.co.za

Tel 021 981 9170 021 982 564424 GOUD CRESCENT, MIDA PARK, BRACKENFELL 7560

Service & Mechanical Repairs2x4 & 4x4 Dyno TuningAuth. Unichip DealerInstallation & Mappingof Management Systems

X1PG83VD-AL031214

.

BEST PRICES PAIDFOR YOUR WORKING

FRIDGEUp to R1000, we collectCall 071 710 9299

.Appliance at all - Herstel by uhuis! ysvrieskaste, wasmasjiene,stowe, mikrogolfoonde,tuimeldroërs. Tel. 071 755 3390

.

.ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS

Registered and QualifiedPatrick 0828368051/0796444087

.

ELECTRICIANMichael 021 939 2543/

082 479 6083

.Fridges & Deep Freezers wanted

Working or notWILL PAY CASH!Tel: 072 592 2507

.FRIDGES WANTEDDead or alive. We will collect. Cashoffer. Tel. 0717109299

.FRIDGES, tv's & double / singlebeds URGENTLY WANTED!(021) 911 3366 /083 377 7223

.GESOEK LEWENDIG OF DOODYs en Vrieskaste, stowe, wasmas-

jiene, mikrogolfoonde ens.Skakel 073 608 4652

.

SPEEDQUEEN /WHIRLPOOLRepairs, all work

guaranteed.083 6415038/0219528471

.Wasmasjiene, Yskaste & Stowe .Herstel deur mobiele werkswinkel.Tel. 021 939 9338074 608 2411

.

WE DO REPAIRSOn all appliances.Regassing done on all

types of fridges @ R180.Tel. 0782128078

10 months' guarantee!

.

GARDEN &IRRIGATION

1825

.

ACE TREEFELLINGPruning

Stump RemovalGarden & Rubble removal

Garage Clean UpsR450 per load

Selwyn 0832676181

.

ACH GARDENSRommel verwydering,

Grassny dienste,Skoonmaak van erwe.

Snoei en afsny van bomeAnton 0712009618 /071 2009616

.

AFSNY VAN BOMESkoonmaak van tuine en

vullisverwydering.Skakel Fred 076 874 9682

.AM LANDSCAPING

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

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

Anton 082 729 3811.

BENNO - TUINETuinuitleg, algeheleskoonmaak, afsaag vanbome, snoeiwerk.

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

.Boomsloop,snoei verwyder021 930 1258 / 074 789 2176

.

DIE ROMMELMANTuinvullis verwydering.

Tel 083 458 3416/988-0374

.LOWEST PRICES - TREE FEL-LING. FULLY INSURED Promptservice with care. (0827097129

.

RETIEF BOOMSLOPINGGratis kwotasietenvolle verseker

TREEFELLINGFREE QUOTATIONS

Fully insured(0827097129

.

GLASS/WINDOWS

1827.

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

.

HOME IMPROVEMENTSINTERIOR

1835.

ALL BUILD IN CUPBOARDSKitchens, Bedrooms,

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

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

E-2:johnwelch@cyberdale.co.za

.

.

Built-in CupboardsPhone Chris for a quote onquality / affordable BIC’s.Tel. 082 4402 729

.

DESIGNERKITCHENS(25 Years Exp)

FreeQUOTESOnSiteColour 3DDesigns

Call Erica 084 611 2037.

INGEBOUDE KASTESedert 1995. Kwaliteit!Gratis kwotasies % 083 270 4739

.

LAMINATEDFLOORINGBLINDSWe beat anyRealistic Quote

% GLENTON 072 409 5224.

RITTER PAVING,PRECAST & CIVILSPaving, tar, Vibrecretewalls, civils, steelwork,

garage door/gateinstallations &automations,

gas installation &maintenance.(Authorisedinstaller.)

Electric fencing.Quality service

assured.086 055 6666082 899 5682

.

HOME IMPROVEMENTSEXTERIOR

1836.

BUILDING & ROOFINGPaving, braai rms, boundary walls,

bathrms, plumbing, garages,carportsNHBRC 24/7. Plans guaranteed.Tel: 082 956 7776 / 021 982 1309

.TAR AND PAVING

0792896737

.

UNIVERSAL PAVINGGratis kwotasie vir alle

areasSkakel 021 94544550732631191

(Mnr Boonzaaier)

.

MISCELLANEOUS

1845.

AHA Burglar Bars & GatesTel: 021 933 1647

083 542 1097 of 021 909 1807.

ALL HRS HANDY MAN4 efficient home maintenance% David 072 422 6787E-mail: david.steenberg@gmail.com

.

ALL TILINGDo work myself, Mike

076 9364153 / 0219307015

.

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

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

.FIRST CHOICE TILINGTiling from R50 /sqm,

Plumbing, bricklaying, Skimming,laminated flooring, painting,

plastering and wallpaper hanging.Call 0744840288

.

MIKES HANDISERVEYour all round''make nice''Handiman

Call Mike 083 4599 748021 949 1285

.

PAINTING

1872

.ABRIE VERF/PAINT021 981 6805 / 083 328 3628

.ALLE VERFWERK.Billik met toesig

Frikkie 076 973 9100

.

.

PEST CONTROL

1850

.

PEST CONTROLCockroaches, fleas, lice, ants and allcarpet bugs. Best prices guaranteed.

Bennie 084 510 4715

.

PLUMBERS

1855

.

.

.

.

PLUMBING24/7 SERVICETel: 021 948 3070Tel: 083 326 5009

.24/7 PLUMBING

SERVICE & MAINTENANCE% Quinton 084 564 2451

.

RUBBLEREMOVAAL

1860

.BOU-/TUIN-/MOTORHUIS-rommel. Tel: 0790259221

.BOUROMMEL VERWYDERINGMELINDA 021 930 5411

.Call Martin 084 907 5513RUBBLE REMOVAL

Garden Refuse, RenovationRubble, Garage junk.

.

REFUSE CLEAN UPGarden, garage and yard refuseclean ups. R400 per bakkie load.Bennie 084 510 4715

.

.

RUBBLE8-ton truck

CALL 0828459998.

The JunktruckersRubble, garden waste,junk and tree removal.Tel. 079 256 7667

.TUINVUILLISVER WYDERING.(0799453065

.

SWIMMING POOLS

1867.

POOLBLUBeste Pryse en Diens% 083 610 1211

.

TRANSPORT &STORAGE

1870.

1.3 Ton Bakkie met Drywer inBellville area - 0799954815

.

4 All Goods and FurnitureRemovels using anenclosed 4 ton truck.Contact Ronnie083 441 9060 or021 939 2831

.

A2B Afford-A-MoveEnclosed truck

Pierre 083 255 6148A2B@affordamove.co.zawww.affordamove.co.za

.

AA ENGELBRECHTMEUBELVERVOER

info@engelvervoer.comSTOOR

Skakel: 083 231 2964.

AMAZING MOVES( 0219310328/0837230263

.

.

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

.

.

MINI VERVOEREnige tyd beskikbaar Gratis kwotasie

Eienaar bestuur selfAnthonie 082 611 5631/021 930 4565

.

Nolen's TransportHome&Office Removals

Enclosed TruckTel: 021 903 3013

.

.

REYNECKE'SREMOVALS

No move too small.Storage & packaging

available.Tel./fax: 021 591 0375

083 227 4245083 233 1784

.

.

TREES

1871.

AAATREE FELLINGPruning&Fellingof Trees&Palms.STUMPREMOVAL

% Deneys Steyn:0837699286

Charl Steyn 071 347 0717.

TREE FELLING/PRUNINGClean-ups, irrigation, wellpoints.

Phone Kevin:0219825111 or 0829514078

.

BUSINESS

.

OPPORTUNITIES

2415.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITYThis is a unique business opportunityfor you to purchase a Mobile Water-

less Car Wash Kit forR1,300 to start washing cars imme-diately. 10 cars per day @ R30 = R300- R100 (materials) = R200 per day =

R4000 per month min.Entrepreneurs welcome.

SMS or call 060 965 8901 ore-mail

glowtechwash@gmail.com

.EARN EXTRA INCOMEselling Avon products. SMS NAME &AREA to 084 470 9888

.

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

.EKSTRA GELD!Verkoop van Avon - ProdukteSMS naam na: 0829333986

.

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

SMS Naam/Area 084 887 0772

.Like to earn extra with JUSTINECall: M Blom 0833914754 orblommariana@gmail.com

.

SERVICES

2420.

ALL ACCOUNTING, tax,payroll & all Reg.0219305310

.

ITArchitect2006/127951/23 21days notice for reinstatementafter being deregsitered at CPIC.Any objections contactfaj@mjvn.co.za or CPIC at086 100 2472

.

HOLIDAY &TRAVEL

.

ACCOMMODATION

2635

.GORDONS Bay S/catering holidayaccom. 6&8 sleeperfrom R1000p/n 0795224309.

.KLEINMOND(Erika 082 550 5585)Sec. self-cat. units. Avail. any time,from R350 p/n (2-4ppl)

.

VEHICLES

.

ACCESSORIES, SPARES& MODIFICATIONS

3001

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

.GESOEK: Canopies, trailers, cars& bakkies. Pawn as well.021 987 2277/082 558 4836vap777@telkomsa.net

.

VEHICLEREPAIRS

3080

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

.

VEHICLESWANTED TO BUY

3075

.

AANBODAan alle bakkie/motoreienaars. Ek benodigvoertuie, enige modelwelkom. Skakel

Marius 079 442 5550

.AANBOD AANALLE EIENAARS

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

.

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

Ek betaal kontant en verwyder uvoertuig gratis uit enige gebied

Tel 021 949 6066 / 076 211 1620

."ALL Bakkies, Cars, Micro Busses

and Bikes Wanted."PHONE 082 058 9735

.Alle bakkies / motors gesoek.082 558 4836 /021 987 2277vap777@telkomsa.net

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

.

.

.

PROPERTIES

.

FLATS TO RENT

3250

.

Goodwood, Daffke Court:1 Bedroom flat available immediately@ monthly rental of only R3,850,suitable for single professionalperson.Goodwood, Moredou2 Bedroom flat available from01 February 2015 in well maintainedblock @ R5,000Bellville, Batts CourtNewly renovated 1 bedroom flat @R3,900 available immediately, garageon request.Bellville, Karoo Court1 Bed Flats available from12 January 2015 and from01 February 2015 @ R4,000Bellville Alexander Court2 Bedroom flat availableimmediately or from 01 February2015 @ R4,450Bellville Rosemary2 Bedroom flat availableimmediately @ R5000 one garageincluded in rentalParow, Marshlou Court:Spacious 2 - bedroom flat @ R5,000available immediately in well main-tained, secure block.Strand, Rosarum Mansions3- bedroom flat available in secure,block with perimeter fencing from15 January 2015 @ R5,030 includinggarage.

Contact 021 426 1184/5during office hours (between8:00 and 16:45, Mon-Fri)or visit Gumtree and/or ourwebsite: www.steer.co.za

.

FOR RENT

3205

.

Strand- Grasso - Beach Rd3 Bed Flat 1 Feb R7500

Kraaifontein - Viking Villas2 Bed Flat 1 Feb R4250Sonja 082 964 3432

Brackenfell - Figaro Burgundy3 Bed Townhouse 2 b/r braai d/g

avail. immed R13.000Vredekloof - Mont Rosso2 Bed flat 15 Jan R4500

Protea Valley - Bottlebrush3 Bed house + Garden flat 2 b/r d/g

braai 1 Feb R15 000Oak Glen - Wateroak

2 Bed House + Flat 1 b/r d/g 1 Feb.R6900

Stellenbosch - KleinWelgevonden

2 Bed Flat 15 Jan R5200Chrizane 0824172487

o/h 021 975 1770www.landlords.sa.com

.

GARDEN FLATSTO LET

3265

.

Durbanville / VierlandenR6 000 p.m. Tuinwoonstel metbinnebraai, 2 slpk., 1.5 badk.,

onderdak parkering.Tel. Mariaan 082 972 8180

.

HOUSES TO LET

3270

.

Bellville / RidgeworthDADELIK BESKIKBAAR

3 slpk. huis naby Tygervallei sen-trum. Dmh. en kombuis nuut oorge-doen met nuwe kaste en stoof.

Huur R9,000 p.m. , water & sanitasieingesluit tot R500 p.m. Koopkrag.

Deposito van R10,000 vereis.Kontak Latitia by 083 309 6731of e-pos latitia.ruiz@gmail.com

om aansoek vorm inte vul vir keuring.

.

EMPLOYMENT

.

ADMINISTRATIVE

3605

.

RECEPTIONISTUrgently required foryoung, dynamic, vital,

go-ahead sales company inStikland!

* Excellent English andAfrikaans essential.* Very well groomed* Good communicator

* Efficient* E-mail competent

*Must start immediatelyR950 per week to startand reviewed after three

month probationaryperiod.

Phone Mr Jones on021 949 2929

for appointment tointerview

.

DRIVERS

3650.

Forklift DriverWe have a vacancy foran experienced ForkliftDriver at our factory

in Faure.Applicant must have

experience in the loadingand unloading of pallets.Previous experience in thetimber industry would bean advantage. Must have acurrent Forklift License.Please fax a detailedCV to 086 521 1137

.

EMPLOYMENTWANTED

3670.

Aandag HuisvrouensBetroubare inslaaphuishulpebeskikbaar. 021 981 2009 of082 577 5307

.

Baba Educarerbenodig, Parow0822132716

.

ESTATE AGENTS

3665.

AGENTEGESOEKGekwalifiseerde eiendoms-agente word uitgenooi

om by 'n vooraanstaandeagentskap in Durbanville

aan te sluit.80/20 kommissie

verdeling.Stuur CV aan

dolflaas@axxess.co.za

.

GENERAL

3680.

2015 – Jou Jaar!!!Klaar met skool! Reg om tebegin werk! Begin NOUwerk aan jou toekoms!!!

Begin met ‘n inkomste vanR5000 p.m. plus vervoer,

sel en behuisings-toelae!

Jy moet vol energie weesen ‘n liefde hê om met

mense te werk.Skakel onmiddellik vir

Casandra by021 949 2929

.

5 ,& 4 , HOTELS,BIG SUPERMARKETS &BIG COMPANIESURGENTLY NEEDS

*20 Receptionists/Office Adminstaff*30 Cashiers*20 Barmen*30 Waitrons*20 Porters*10 Data Capturers*10 Cruize ship staff* 8 Flight attendents/Cabin crew*50 Cleaners/Housekeepers

Visit us at 118 St. George's Mall,2nd Floor, Cape Town, orCALL 021 424 5949/

021 426 7615/ 073 219 8380

.

“Back office”persoon/

Junior bestuurderVulstasie in noordelikevoorstede is opsoekna n “Back office”

man/dame met vorigevulstasie

ondervinding. Moet bereidwees on lang ure tewerk asook elke 2desaterdag tot 13h00.

Moet eerlik,vriendelik, lojaal enhardwerkend wees.Faks CV na

0866960626 of e-pos namultiservices@vodamail.co.za

.

GekwalifiseerdeLoodgieter-

Moet bereid wees omuitstedig te werk,rybewys ‘n vereiste.Junior Bourekenaar -Moet bereid wees om

uitstedig te werk, rybewys‘n vereiste.Stuur CV na086 433 2999

Woensdag, 14 Januarie 2015 CLASSIFIEDS TYGERBURGER Table View 17

HAIR & BARBER ACADEMY

STUDY HAIRDRESSINGIN CAPE TOWN

Full and part time courses in men’s hair styling. Bursaries on offer!

GUARANTEEDJOBS

for top students

NO MATRICrequired 021 701 0026

www.edgehairacademy.co.za

FIND OUT MORE

.

AANDAG: CV’s benodigNuwe Verkoopsposte by

ons Bellville tak.Begin Januarie 2015.

Op soek na ervare direktebemarkers metsuksesrekord.

Bestuursmoontlikhede innabye toekoms.

Oud-onderwysers trekvoordeel

Hoë- kommissiegebasseerd

Betroubare vervoer &skootrekenaar ‘n vereiste.

CV:info@camiathome.co.za

.AVON COSMETICS

Earn extra, sell Avon productsSMS name & area to 061 234 1954or e-mail 2510@webmail.co.za.

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BemarkingsagenteGevestigde, dinamiese

maatskappy in Stikland isop soek na jong kandidate

om op te lei asbemarkingsagente &

bestuurders.Vereistes:

* Entoesiasties* Professionele voorkoms* Tweetalig (Afrikaans

magtig)* Onmiddellik beskikbaarOmvattende opleiding

word verskaf.Mededingende pakket sluitR5 000, vervoer, sel en

verblyf toelae in.Skakel Marlize by086 108 6112

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GET TRAINEDAND GET A JOB

Uluntu Training AcademyCourses offered. Security training,receptionist, computer, fire armtraining, welding, ARC, CO2, TIG.021 828 2685 / 021 828 2739

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Painters Needed083 950 7870

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MEISIES/DAMESVANAF OUDERDOM16 EN OP MET

selfvertroue, wel ter taleen wat dit geniet omsaans te werk. Geenvervoer nodig nie.

Uitstekende kontant-aansporings vir dié wat ditgeniet om in 'n prettigeomgewing te werk.

Tel. Chantelle 0219812487tussen 10:00 en 16:00.

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NUWE JAARNUWEUITDAGINGS

Verdien ± R11 000Deeltyds / VoltydsSkakel Tasha021 910 0992072 416 3875

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ONTVANGSDAME/SEKRETARESSE

Vir Raadgewende SivieleIngenieurs te

PlattekloofkantoorTweetalig metMS OFFICEvaardigheid

Vergoeding volgenskwalifikasie enondervinding

Verlofvoordele, mediesen pensioenfondsStuur CV vir

aandag Quintin na:snact@mweb.co.za

Sluitingsdatum 23January 2015

Slegs persone op kort-lys sal gekontak word.

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PNA CapeGate inBrackenfell

together with WRSETAwill this year give six

applicants the opportunityto follow a wholesale andretail course from 1 March2015 to 28 February 2016.The successfull applicantswill work at PNA CapeGategaining experience andreceive a monthly salary

from WRSETA.•Between 18 and 25

•Be able to work retailhours, shifts and

weekendsOwn Transport

If you are interestedplease hand in you CV inperson at PNA CapeGatefor attention Jo-AnnAugus. No telephone

enquiries will beentertainted.

Closing date of entries:31 January 2015.

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Production ForemanWe have a vacancy for anexperienced Production

Foreman at our factory inFaure.

Applicant must haveexperience in supervisingproduction staff in a busyfactory environment,

implementing productionplans. Strong supervisoryskills and the ability toimplement discipline andproduction incentives andquality control. Must

ensure that maintenanceis carried out on

machinery. Must be able toperform under pressure.Previous experience in thetimber industry would be

an advantage.Please fax a detailedCV to 086 521 1137

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PROFESSIONELEKONSULTANT

Het jy 'n passie virkinders, opvoeding enbemarking? Lesers is

Leiers is dietoonaangewende rekenaargebaseerde lees en taalprogram in Suid Afrika.Eie selfoon en vervoer ofvoertuig word verskaf.Moet kan reis. Afrikaans

en Engels magtig.Basies R6000 en bogemid-

delde kommissie.Geen "cold calling" word

verwag nie engekwalifiseerde afsprake

word vir u gemaak.info@fbms.co.za

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Vets*Mart

National retailer requiresShop assistant for

Edgemead shopping centre

Growth possibilities

Send CV toedgstaff01@gmail.com

086 596 7155

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OFFICE ASSISTANTGeneral office duties, email,

managing a database, communica-ting with people of all levels. Mustbe bilingual and mentally mature.R6 000pm negotiable to start

1/2/2015. To apply send email tobloubergheights@telkomsa.net

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ZIPHI NKOMO 1GROUP OF COMPANIES

VACANCIES!General workers and

PickersShift work in warehouseREQUIREMENTS

* Certified copy of Matriccertificate

* Certified copy of IDCV

* Printed bank detailsAPPLY AT:

Unit 3, 16 Gemini StreetBrackenfellENQUIRIES

021 982 0214 / 0620

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RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY

For Consulting CivilEngineers in PlattekloofBilingual and proficient in

MS OFFICERemuneration will be

basedon qualifications and/or

experienceBenefits include leave,medical aid and pension

Send CV forattention Quintin to:snact@mweb.co.zaClosing date23 January 2015Only short listedcandidates will becontacted.

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VOERTUIGE-BESTUURDERS

Het u u eie betroubarevoertuig en geldige

rybewys?Ouderdom 21 - 35 jaar?Verdien ekstra kontantdeur saans in 'n prettige

omgewing te werk.Skakel Chantelle tussen

10:00 en 16:00 byTel 021 982 1876

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A rapidly expandingcompany based in the

Northern Suburbs are see-king to fill the positions ofSales Agents (OutboundCall Centre), Collections

Agents and AdministrativeStaff. Requirements:

Matric, Minimum 1 Yearexperience, Good Com-

mand of at least 2 langua-ges, Knowledge of DebtReview is advantageous,Excellent communicationskills, POSITIVE andGO GETTER attitude!FAX 086 558 5326

We offer a competitivesalary PLUS Incentives

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Vets*Mart

National retailer requiresShop assistant for

Willowbridge shoppingcentre

Growth possibilities

Send CV towowstaff01@gmail.com

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Viamed InvestmentHoldings (Pty) Ltd

We require an experiencedReceptionist at our

Head office in Panorama.

Send CV toheadofficevia-med@gmail.com

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SALES &MARKETING

3760

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Justine CosmeticsEarn extra, sell Justine.SMS name and area to082 412 5505.

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Do you like talking topeople?

PromoterwantedHalf day position withflexible hours to suit.Candidates expected tohave some experienceMust have loads of

confidence!Mums wanting a jobwhilst kids at school?Smart well groomed

extroverts!Rate R35-00 P.H

Position in Brackenfellarea

NO PRESSURESELLING

Call Roland or Fiona on021 981 0516

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DYNAMIC SALESPOPLENEEDEDMarketing Company

seeking young, energeticpeople who want to bepart of their team.

* No experieince needed,* Full training provided,

*Own car a must.Basic R8 000, Bonuses &

Comm.Call Roxy 021 903 0771for an interview or smsname & location to071 577 4842

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Sales Representative

Security company inDurbanville seekingenergetic, neat and

hard workingSales Representatives

with own transport.Knowledge of homeand business securitysystems an advantage

(training will be provided).

Please fax your CV to086 531 0117

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Verkoops-assistant:Durbanville:

Verkoops-assistant‘n Landbou-toerusting enspaarparte verkoops-assistent vir 2 dae perweek in Durbanville

Industriele Park. MS Officevaardigheid en ‘n tegnieseaanvoeling is noodsaaklik.Salaris onderhandelbaar

op grond van ondervinding.Epos CV na

agrisales2015@gmail.com.

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SECURITY

3750.

INSPECTORSREQUIRED

PSIRA registerd: Minimum C Grade•Valid South African ID•Drivers License Needed

•Previous WorkExperience as an Inspector will be

advantageous•Certified copies of documents must

be presentedContact us at:021 933 0124

(During Office Hours)or email a two page

CV to:supremesecur@mweb.co.za

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WANTED

3601.

ALBERTINIA is looking for dome-stic work. Everyday. Cell. 076 7762074.

.ANNLE is looking for domestic work4 days a week. Cell 073 055 8900

.APHIWE is looking for domesticwork/cleaner. Mon. - Fridays. Cell.078 605 1582.

.BONSILE is looking for domesticwork. 3 years exp. Cell. 071 307 2658.

.BONSILE is looking for domesticwork, 3 yrs experience. Cell. 071 3072658.

.DORIS is looking for char work.Mon., Wed. & Fridays. Cell. 074 9643565.

.GLADYS is looking for domesticwork, loves children/dogs. Good ref.Cell 063 244 5829.

.INNOCENT is looking for domesticwork/gardener. 5 days a week. Cell.073 055 8900.

.IREEN is looking for domesticwork/baby care. Mon. - Fridays.Experienced. Cell. 073 497 9559.

.JOSOPHINE is looking for domesticwork/baby care. 3 yrs exp. Hard wor-ker. Cell. 073 497 9559.

.JOYI is looking for domestic work.Good ref. Cell. 083 719 2252.

.LULAMA is looking for domesticwork. Everyday. Loves animals. Cell.073 297 3360.

.LYNETTE, looking for char work.Mon., Wed., Thurs & Fridays. Cell. 082365 4179 or ref. Mrs Wallman 074 7345961.

.NATASHA is looking for char work,Mon., Tues. & Fridays. 15 yrs exp.Ref. nr. 082 897 3863, my nr. 079 7990988.

.NDUZA is looking for domesticwork. 5 days a week. Cell. 073 0558900.

.NIKELO is looking for domestic/charwork. Cell 083 426 8644.

.NOKHANYISIWE is looking forchar work. Good worker. Cell. 073 2800942.

.NOLUTHANDO is looking for dom-estic work, Mo. - Fr., experienced.Cell 073 724 9107.

.NOLUVUYO is looking for domesticwork. Mon. - Sundays. Experienced.Cell. 078 781 2306.

.NOLUVUYO is looking for domesticwork. Mon. - Sundays. Experienced.Cell. 078 781 2306.

.NOZIPHIWO is looking for dome-stic work. Everyday. 7 yrs exp. Cell.074 740 7927 or 071 832 4384.

.PAMELA is looking for domesticwork. Mon., Wed. & Thurs. Cell. 078364 2597.

.PATRICIA is looking for char work.Wed., Fridays & Saturdays. Cell. 061853 2386.

.PATRICIA is looking for domesticwork, Mo. - Fr., 3 years' experience.Cell 078 952 4190.

.SIWE is looking for domesticwork/sleep-in. Cell. 078 655 8330.

.SYLVIA is looking for char work.Wed., Thurs. & Friday. 20 yrs exp. GoodRef. Cell. 073 239 1386.

.TANDI is looking for char work. 3days a week. 13 yrs exp. Fast learner.Ref. available. Cell. 071 144 0532.

.THANDIE is looking for char work.Tues. & Thurs. Good cleaner. Cell. 074923 8842.

.TIMOTHY is looking for domesticwork/gardening. 3 yrs exp. Hard wor-ker. Cell. 078 396 7641.

.WISDOM is looking for domesticwork/gardener. 2 years exp. Hardworker. Cell. 073 867 1060.

.ZANDILE is looking for domesticwork. Mon. - Fridays or sleep-in. 15yrs exp. Cell. 076 076 7682 or 083 5878010.

.ZIKHONA is looking for domesticwork. Everyday. 1st Aid & Home BaseCare experience. Cell. 083 861 2628.

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LEGAL & TENDERS

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SALE OF BUSINESS

4065

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A1 Chick & Veg 17 BK h/a

Tyger Manor Kwikspar

Kennis geskied hiermee, kragtensArtikel 34(1) van die Insolvensiewetnr. 24 van 1936, soos gewysig, datA1 CHICK & VEG 17 BK (Registrasie-nr. 2001/086370/23) (die Verkoper),van voorneme is om die besigheid,beter bekend as Tyger ManorKwikspar, wat bedryf word te h.v.Willie van Schoor- en Bill Bezuiden-houtlaan, Tygervallei, Bellville aanAMICAFLEX (EDMS.) BPK. (Regi-strasie-nr. 2014/027382/07) (dieKoper) te verkoop. Die verkoop enoordrag sal plaasvind1st Februarie 2015.AUCAMP SCHOLTZ LUBBE, Posbus99, Somerset Mall 7137. Tel. 021 8401600 (Verw.: Pieter Aucamp).273723 Jan. 2-(4065)V

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A1 Chick & Veg 17 CC t/aTyger Manor Kwikspar

Notice is hereby given in terms ofSection 34(1) of the Insolvency Actno. 24 of 1936, as amended, to inte-rested parties and creditors, that A1CHICK & VEG CC (Registration no.2001/086370/23) (the Seller), is sel-ling the business, better known asTyger Manor Kwikspar, situated atc/o Willie van Schoor and Bill Bezui-denhout Avenue, Tyger Valley, Bell-ville, to AMICAFELX (PTY) LTD(Registration no. 2014/027382/07)(the Purchaser) with effect date1st February 2015.AUCAMP SCHOLTZ LUBBE, PO Box99, Somerset Mall 7137. Tel. 021 8401600. (Ref.: Pieter Aucamp)

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GENERAL3680

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JOBSNOWOPENFOR201510 data capturers, 15 waitrons, 10 bartenders20 Call centres, 5 Bank tellers, 15 Cruise ship

attendants, 15 flight attendants, 10 Receptionists,50 General workers, 50 Pickers / Packers.

20 Housekeeper / Cleaners, 15 Cashiers, 15 Porters.15 kitchen Staff, 40 Drivers code 8,10 &14 with PDP, -

40 Grade 10,11,12 jobs.No Experience required

17 Heerengracht Street, Pier House, 6th Floor,Next to Park InnHotel Cape Town

Call: 021 828 2416 / 081 8277 046 /079 485 5896

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EDUCATION3660

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VROLIKE VINKIES EDUCAREOne of the most established Educare Centres inSarepta, Kuils River invites applications for the

following positions:1. Gr. R Educarer: suitably qualified persons with

appropriate experience required.2. Cook - experience: in large scale food preparation

required.Forward a detailed CV, together with contactable

references to: E-mail: vrolikevinkies@gmail.com orFax: 021 9031544, before FRIDAY, 23 January 2015

at 12h00.Enquiries: Luzette Alexander at 021 903 1544

The Centre reserves the right not to fill the positions.If you have not been contacted within four weeks ofthe closing date, kindly regard your application as

unsuccessful.

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SALES & MARKETING3760

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WACO–R is looking for an experiencedSALES REPRESENTATIVE.

Must meet the following criteria:•Minimum 5 years electrical experience in the retailtrade on the road•Valid Driver’s Licence = road worthy car•Work under pressure and attaining the sales budget/Daily report Schedule•Fluent in English /Afrikaans•After hours training for clients•Contactable reference•Proven sales record

We Offer:Salary /commission, Medical aid

Pension, Petrol allowanceWe are a proudly Bidvest company.

For more details contact: 021 593 1114or email: Denver@voltex.co.za

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TRAINING COURSES3765

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Kingsway CollegeFor Computing& Business Study

Umalusi Reg: 14FET0200011PAwww. kingswaycollege.co.zainfo@kingswaycollege.co.za

#Project Management # Electrical Engineering# Civil Engineering # Mechanical Engineering

# Tourism # Public Management# Marketing Management # Human Resource# Business Management # Public Relations

#English & Xhosa # Police & Traffic #Wholesale Trade# Information Tech (IT) # Bookkeeping

# Office Administration# Aviation courses # Vocational Courses #Retail Trade

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# MATRIC - RE-WRITE NEW / OLDSHORT & LONG COURSES

17 Heerengracht Str. Pier House, 6th floor,Next to Park Inn Hotel Cape Town.Tel: 021 421 9170 / 021 481 4287 /021 828 2416 Fax: 021 418 7909

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FREDDY’SBLINDS

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We do NEW blindsWe REPAIR blinds

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Woensdag, 14 Januarie 2015 SPORT TYGERBURGER Table View 19

Spur Cape Summer Trail Series kicks off atTygerberg Nature Reserve tonight (Wednes-day).

The series is one of the most popularevents on the South African trail running ca-lendar, with each race in the countrywideseries usually selling out. This year seemsto be no different.

About 800 runners are expected to take ontonight’s challenging course, starting atsunset.

In order to cater for the growing numberof runners, the Spur Trail Series will for thefirst time implement batching. In both thelong and the short course, four batches willset off two minutes apart in order to alleviatecongestion on route and make the experien-ce more enjoyable to both the front runnersas well as the back-enders.

Bernard Rukadza will again be the man tobeat as he returns to defend his summer longcourse championship title. Some of his

strongest competition will come from long-time short course top performers RaydonBalie and Riaan Wildskut, as well as triath-lon veteran Lieuwe Boonstra.

In the ladies field, Marié Wessels will belining up as favourite but this is always awide open race and it remains to be seen whowill give her a run for her money.

The second race in the series, which alsostarts at sunset, will take place at the Con-stantia Greenbelt on Wednesday 28 January,with the third race taking place at LebanonForest in the Elgin Valley on Sunday 1 Fe-bruary.

The Mountain XL race takes place at Sil-vermine Nature Reserve on Saturday 7 Fe-bruary, before the series concludes with thefourth race at Oak Valley in Elgin on Sunday22 February.V Visit www.trailseries.co.za for more informationabout the Spur Trail Series or follow Wildrunner onTwitter @WildrunnerZA for regular updates.

Runners hit the summer trailRunners will enjoy stunning views from the top of Tygerberg Hill when the Spur Cape SummerTrail Series kicks off tonight. PHOTO: DYLAN HASKIN

A golf day in aid of the Yarden Children’sEnrichment Centre in Durbanville is due totake place on 12 February at the BellvilleGolf Club.

The centre is set to open this month andthe organisation is in desperate need of do-nations.

The idea for the centre came about whenthe parents of Pierre Cloete, who has a spas-tic quadriplegia cerebral palsy impairmentas well as epilepsy, struggled to find a schoolor daycare centre that would be able to ac-commodate him.

For the first eight years of his life, his pa-

rents had to employ a full-time caregiver totake care of him.

After realising there is a need for such aschool in the northern suburbs, Pierre’s pa-rents decided to open one.

The Bergsig Dutch Reformed Church inDurbanville has made five Sunday schoolclass rooms available in which the centrecan operate.

The format of the golf day is a four-ball alli-ance (two scores to count). To enter a four-ball at R2 000, contact Laetitia on 082 876 1763or send an email to Laebester@gmail.com.Companies can also sponsor a hole for R500.

Golf day aids start of new children’s centre

Crack of the willow: WadeCupido of Elsies River cricket hitsout during a first division grandchallenge match played atKensington sport complex onSaturday. Elsies river won thematch by nine wickets afterdismissing Kensington cricketclub for 68 runs during theirinnings. The wicket keeper isShamiel Dramat. PHOTO: RASHIEDISAACS

The annual Jointeze Dan Luyt 15 km roadrace organised by the Bellville Athletic Clubtakes place on Wednesday 21 January.

The race is the Peninsula’s oldest road ra-ce, with the first race having taken place in1951. The race starts at the Durbanville Li-

brary at 18:30. Entry fees are R55 for licensedrunners and R75 for unlicensed runners.The first 1 000 entries will receive a goodiebag.V Call Carlo Zylstra on 083 453 3433 for more infor­mation.

Library the start for oldest roadrunning race

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TRANS AGULHAS: INDOMITABLE PAIR BEAT FASTER CLASS

Boaters power to a winANDRÉ BAKKES

@andrebakkes

The twoweremomentarily suspended inthe air.Underneath them the inflatable pow-

er boat roared forward at 80km/h.“Somewhere along the line there is always

a close call,” states the pilot nonchalantly.Neither of the two could afford to fall off

the boat if their aspiration of finishing firstoverall in the Trans Agulhas Challenge wasto be realised.It was day five of the world’s toughest in-

flatable boat race and they were knee-deepin the long haul.Pilot Stefan Lindeque, and co-pilot Tony

Ingram hoped the 131km stretch from Gans-baai to Strand would be calm and unevent-ful, but they also knew that power boatingbeyond the waves was never really “calmand uneventful”.

Limits of enduranceThe twowere thus not surprised when the

waters became choppier than a lumberjackon steroids.For 10kmnearCapeHangklip their endur-

ance was tested to the limits – this after theycompleted 188km on day one, 86km on daytwo, 161km on day three and 111km on dayfour.“The stretch from Gansbaai to Strand is

usually flat, but that day it was really chal-lenging. The pounding water was extremelyrough. After five days, 10km of poundingwas the last thing we wanted,” says TableView’s Lindeque.At that stage of the race they knew they

stood a chance of not only winning theirclass, but also trumping the faster modifiedpowerboat class – something that no-one

has ever achieved before.But if one of them was thrown overboard

then the bid for this remarkable achieve-ment would have to wait till next year.After amoment that seemed to last an eter-

nity, Tony landed on the boat again.A split second later the airborne Stefan al-

so returned to the inflatable Nulandis.That was close...

Home stretchTheir backs were aching, their arms were

numb, but they were not going to throw inthe towel.He adds that day three of the Trans Aghul-

has near Witsand is mentally the toughest.“There is nothing on the beach. It is 70 km

of nothing really!”For Stefan, however, Cape Hangklip was

the pinnacle of perseverance.Once the ocean settled down there, the fi-

nal stretch of the race was a little more bear-able.Since every second counted and the two

could not switch off even for amoment, timeseemed to drag.Theirmuscles and boneswere shaken and

shimmied into mash, but their determina-tion and adrenalin ensured the final pushproceeded without a hitch.Suddenly it was all over.They reached the shore andwere crowned

the overall winners with a time of ninehours and 51 minutes.“Wewere in a different class, and themod-

ified class, which is faster than ours, alwayswin the overall.”This victory will taste sweeter than any of

their previous ones, of which there aremany.The 41-year-old Stefan has been World

Champion on three occasions and has never

looked back in regret for choosing the sportin 1998.“Having grownup inMelkbosstrand, surf-

ing was always a great love of mine. ThenI saw these boats that can actually race in-side the surf line and was drawn to it. I’mjust basically looking for any excuse to getinto the ocean.”

Hours in the gym to strengthen his coremuscles, arms and back has paid off manytimes, and it is clear that Stefan is a longwayfrom hanging up his power boating boots.The friendly rivalry between him and

northern suburbs’ Wimpie Ackermann, aswell as his insatiable desire to master thewaves, will keep him pushing the limits.

Stefan Lindeque and Tony Ingram were recently crowned overall champions of the tough TransAghulhas inflatable boat race. PHOTO: HEINRICH SAUER

Run out: Rica Adonis, the catcher of Kenfac Phillies, tags a sliding Waseemah Scott ofFalcons at home plate during a super league match played at the Turfhall sport complexon Saturday. Falcons won 6­4. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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