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Logan Adams (3)enjoys pouring tea forOuma to celebrate hercoming back home totake her place next toOupa. Story on page 2.PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

KidnappedOuma makessafe return

JOHN RAMSAY: AWARENESS AND HERITAGE

Ramsay builds prideGARY VAN DYK

John Ramsay High School’s buildingproject is about to afffect major and last-ing changes in the level of environmen-

tal awareness among learners as well as thecommunity.Last week Phase 1 of the R3 million build-

ing project at the school in Bishop Lavis wasinaugurated and attended by dignitariesthat included the MEC for Education, Pro-vincial Minister Donald Grant and UWCRector Professor Brian O’Connel, amongothers.Grant congratulated the principal, the

teachers and the school governing body fortheir enthusiasm and dedication to bettertheir circumstances.

The infrastructure was revamped by theVMA project team and led by CEO AngeloManson,who pointed out that the right envi-ronment was important for learners. “Ourchildren must be educated in an environ-ment that is conducive to learning.

Security upgrade“The project included the upgrade of the

learners’ ablution area, electrical improve-ments, the principal’s office as well as stafffacilities.“It also included the much-needed up-

grade to the security of the premises whichwill enable the incorporation of futuresports and recreation facilities.”Through the Partner for Possibility pro-

gramme by the principal Quentin Newman,

and IT portfolio head Sanlam Personal Fi-nance RenèWright, the history of the schoolis now clearly depicted in the entrance hallthrough the newlymountedHonours boardsas well as photographs of the previous prin-cipals, staff members as well as current per-sonnel.Newmanpointed out that itwas important

that the learners know the rich legacy of theschool in the community.“The current generation does not realise

that this school played a big part in securingtheir freedom in the fight against apart-heid,” he said.“Some great leaders of the student strug-

gle came from here, and many learners rosefrom their disadvantaged communities toget to the top of their professions from this

school, and those stories must inspire a newgeneration.”

Creative spiritPast and present learners expressed their

joy and satisfaction with the developmentsand all other attendees were surprised bythe advancements and creative spirit of allinvolved.Messages from previous learners also in-

cluded messages of goodwill from FrancoisGroepe, deputy director of the Reserve Bankof SA; and SA Ambassador to Damascus,ShaunByneveldt.Another stalwart support-er of the initiatives at the school is ProfessorBrianO’Connell,whoapplauded thenew de-velopments.

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Ouma is back!There was a happy ending to the alarming

case of the kidnapped Ouma from a gardenin Elsies River as reported in the Tyger-Burger of 17 July. Last week we reportedthat three scoundrels had run off with theold lady leaving her husband alone and dis-traught in the garden of Derick and EsmeArendse. “Thanks to TygerBurger, therewas such a lot of interest and a good Samari-tan paid her “ransom”, returning her to uson Wednesday,” said Derick.

“I did not want to ask too many questionsbecause we are just happy to have her back

with her Oupa, and gave him a reward forgetting her back with us.”

Derick’s wife, Esme, was also overjoyedto have them back, and they are part of hercollection of ornamental figurines in theirgarden. “They’re really my pride and joy.They have always been a talking point inthe area, and they brighten up the lives ofso many children and people who pass by.

“During the time that she was missingeverybody asked about her. This morningwhen she was back next to Oupa, peoplestopped to say that they were glad that shewas back.”

Ouma returned unscathed

GARY VAN DYK

Mandela Day played its part in treating agroup of children like royalty last week.

Royal Kidz-Living the Dream is an organi-sation started by Danolene Johanessen, andthey were in action at the Adriaanse Librarylast week.

She explained that the organisation as-sists children who are extremely vulnerablein society by providing them with the properschool attire and stationery resources forschool.

“From the information we have collated,the facts indicate that children who grow upin financially challenging environmentswhere guardians cannot even afford a pairof school shoes, are susceptible to droppingout of school,” she said.

“These same children normally bear thebrunt of bullying and ridicule from moreprivileged students.”

She added that their organisation has em-barked on a project in collaboration with theAdriaanse and Elsies River Libraries to in-volve the women of this community and theold age home to knit scarves for the childrenof Elsies River.

“Since the start of June this year, 300scarves have been knitted.

“Our aim was to finish the project of knit-ting the scarves prior to Mandela Day to bein a position to hand over the scarves to thechildren on 18 July.

“The ladies were extremely excited to

meet this challenge and there was great com-petition between the elderly ladies to knit asmany scarves as humanly possible for thisproject.

“There was no shortage of enthusiasmamongst the volunteers, but, there was ashortage of wool which hampered the quan-

tity of scarves which were finally complet-ed,” she said.

The completed scarves were handed overto representatives of Clarke, Range, Uitsigand Elnor Primary Schools at the AdriaanseLibrary last week.

“We’re still going on with our project,”

added Johanneson.“But, we still need more wool and volun-

teers to keep knitting.”The children were delighted to receive the

scarves and thanked the seniors.V Further information about the project from Danolene on 083 854 2705.

Seniors treat children to new wool scarves

The ladies who knitted the scarves celebrating the handover to the representatives of the schools that received the scarves at the AdriaanseLibrary in Elsies River. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

There’s new ways to contact the police inBishop Lavis.

The Bishop Lavis police station movedinto their new building, next to the oldbuilding, but there are still renovationstaking place at the new and old building.

Therefore the management of BishopLavis police apologise for any inconve-nience. The management asks that the pu-blic must make use of the entrance to thepolice station from Myrtle Road.V Telephone numbers: 021 935 9802/3/5.

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“A principal with a vision and dedicatedteaching staff with a passion to strive for abetter future in an extremely difficult envi-ronment means John Ramsay High Schoolwill only thrive,” O’Connell said.

A grave necessity at present is the crea-tion of the sporting facilities to enable learn-ers to develop this untapped talent.

This phase will include repainting of allclassrooms as well as replacing all door-frames and doors.

Apart from sports fields, the current needsat the school include a multi-functional hall

that can double as an indoor sports facility,a server for the computer class, a school li-brary as well as data projectors.

Its evident that the vision for this schooland the community is one where both aredestined for greater heights.

“The most important factor in these newdevelopments is the learner at the school.”

“They must realise that these changes arefor them, to motivate them to achieve theirpotential, to stay on course and make thatpositive difference in their communities,”concluded Newman.

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From this Friday you will be able toexperience an interesting photogra-phic exhibition at the library inBellville South.

Titled “Image and Truth”, thisexhibition is the culmination of acourse that was hosted at the Bellvil-le South Youth and Women Centreby Rosca Warries during the schoolholidays.

This was quite an extensive courseand the best photographs from theparticipants will be featured in thisexhibition.

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Some learners in Delft have some posi-tive sights for their future after an em-powering programme during the

school holidays.The Western Cape Education Depart-

ment, Safe Schools Division organised theweek-long programme and the facilitatorsare confident that it has made a differencein their lives.

Michelle Snyman, Safe School fieldwork-er for the Western Cape Education Depart-ment said the success of the project wouldalso be seen in what they would be takingback to their communities.

“This was such a successful venture thatthese children want to take what they havelearnt back into their schools and commu-nities to make a positive difference,” shesaid.

Excited learners from Hindle HighSchool, Simunye High School, WesbankHigh School and Delft Technical HighSchool (DTHS) attended the first two daysat the DTHS School Hall before they weretaken to the Department of Cultural Affairscampsite in Simondium for the remainingthree days.

The topics covered during the week in-cluded personal development, gangsterism,teenage pregnancy, drug and alcohol abuse,peer mediation (resolving conflict throughmediation), inter-generational relation-

ships, HIV/Aids, the tunnel of change andmaking schools safe.

Challenge“The challenge with getting such a di-

verse group to gel and work on common so-lutions is finding common ground in con-fronting issues,” continued Snyman.

“ClimbX Development Agency, who facil-itated the programme on behalf of SafeSchools, used many different approaches totake learners from their comfort zone andinto creative problem solving.

“The morning sessions focused exclusive-ly on working with them to visualise abright future; what is the system I need tomaintain my push towards this future; howdo I stay motivated at school and in my lifelater as well as dealing with the frustrationsthat might keep me back.”

The programme then looked at the Delftcontext (the issues learners face on a dailybasis, at school and in the community).

Different sections of the Delft communitywere placed under the microscope to con-firm the common challenges faced by thelearners.

Although the areas in Delft were separat-ed geographically, the challenges remainthe same with various forms of abuse;drugs, alcohol, emotional and sexual, hav-ing a tremendous impact on their lives.

“Violence is also a big problem,” addedSnyman.

“They are confronted with it at school andin their communities while gangsterism al-so plays a big part while different gangs op-erating in the same areas leads to constantconflict.

“There is also a lack of various servicesranging from medical and social as well asthe lack of quick responses to emergencies,that affect them in their communities.”

DrugsDuring the programme the South African

Police Services (SAPS) facilitated a sessionfocusing on the use of their K9 dogs in de-tecting drugs and explosives.

The learners were very interested in thedemonstration and were fascinated by thedrug examples passed around by the facili-tators.

Snyman concluded by saying that thecomments from the children bode well forthe future.

“We are now motivated to continue thisprocess because they have shown us thatthey want to be empowered to become posi-tive forces in their communities,” she said.

“They enjoyed realising how they couldbe friends even coming from different areasor schools, how to resolve conflict withoutresorting to violence, and most importantlythe value of making the right choices.

“We will be working very closely withthem in an effort to facilitate them makinga difference at their schools.”

Taking high road to better lifeThese youngsters from Hindle High enjoy discussing the path to a brighter future. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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KENNISGEWING VAN ’N VERGADERINGVAN DIE RAAD VAN DIE STAD KAAPSTAD’n Vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word op Woensdag 31 Julie 2013 om 10:00 in dieRaadsaal, 6de verdieping, Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad, gehou.

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Police inBishopLavis are showing the com-munity that they are not tolerating gang ac-tivity in their areas.They recently showed that they are seri-

ous in the fight against gang and drugs.On Thursday, 18 July at about 15:45 there

was a report of a shooting next to the N2 be-hind Boundary Primary School in Bonte-heuwel.In reporting the incident, amember of the

public mentioned that the suspect ran inthe direction of the N2.Police followedup on the information and

spotted the suspect running across the N2in the direction of Heideveld.When he saw the police he ran back to-

wards Bonteheuwel but police chased andapprehended him.He was found in possession of an unli-

censed Browning CZ82 firearm with the se-rial number removed, and a magazine withfive rounds.The 21-year-old suspect was arrested.At the same time there was also a report

of shooting between Bluegum, the N2, andVanguard Drive.On their way to the incident police saw

possible suspects running towards them,and one of them throwing a gun to theground.They were ordered to stop, and upon in-

vestigation an unlicensed gunwith the seri-al number filed off was found.Two men aged 21 and 22 were arrested.Police were also vigilant on Friday 19 Ju-

ly when they were patrolling in BishopLavis at about 16:50.Theynoticed a suspicious looking vehicle

in Baracuda Street, and when they ap-proached the vehicle the driver sped off.The police gave chase and managed to

stop the vehicle, but noticed the passengersthrowing an object out of the vehicle.Investigation revealed it to be a 9mm pa-

rabellum pistol with no serial number.The officers arrested two suspects, aged

47 and 25 years, for possession of an illegalfirearm.

Cops crack down on guns

Grateful: The Social Crime Department of Belhar SAPS with Hope for the Future andMetropolitan Foundation Associates did their bit for Mandela Day at the Lillyhaven homefor seniors in Bonteheuwel. The seniors were entertained by the drummies of the PovertyRelief and Empowerment for Change Organisation, drill cadets from Perseverance HighSchool and got goodie bags of blankets and scarves from the Metropolitan Foundationwho also painted some of the areas in the home. They were also treated to a tasty lunch.

PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

67 minutes of pampering

Long strokes: Minister Dan Plato, as partof his outreach programme has identifiedgraffiti removal as an activity to beimplemented in three high risk areas in theCity of Cape Town. One of the areasidentified for a graffiti cleanup wasNooitgedacht and he has used the servicesof the 180 students at the ChrysalisAcademy to do these graffiti cleanups inthe identified areas. This outreach programme was made possible by theDepartment of Community Safety, inconjunction with the City of Cape Town’sLaw Enforcement Graffiti Unit. Plato isseen getting into the action in theNooitgedacht area where the communitywelcomed the removal of all the ganggraffiti that plagued their neighbourhood.

The Bishop Lavis police need your help insolving an incident of culpable homicide.On Friday 5 July at about 10:50 the police

attended an accident scene on the cornersof Robert Sobukwe (Modderdam) and Val-halla Drive, in Bishop Lavis.At the scene a witnesses, whowas a truck

driver, informed the police that the victimwas standing at the traffic lights, begging,when awhite taxi hit the victimwho landedunder the wheels of the truck.

The taxi then drove away, without stop-ping.Thevictim, 61-year-oldRayAnthonyDan-

iels from Marie Street, Valhalla Park, wastaken to hospital but later died from his in-juries.V Any person who may have witnessed this accidentor has details of the taxi, or who travelled in thetaxi when the accident happened can contact theinvestigating officer, Detective W/O Pierre Bothmaon 021 935 9802/3/5.

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The Kfm Breakfast team went back to schoolfor Mandela Day. Deon Bing, Ryan O’Connorand Jeremy Harris got the crowd going atEdgemead High School. PHOTO: TINA BURGER

Claudia de Agrela, Emma Bell and Nicole vanDoesburgh make peanut butter and jamsandwiches for underprivileged children.

PHOTO: TINA BURGER

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A day celebrated by all – Nelson Mandela’s95th birthday.The greater community of Goodwood,

Bothasig, Edgemead and Ruyterwachtmadetheir 67 minutes count.Edgemead High School in collaboration

with the radio presenters from Kfm bravedthe cold early Thursday morning.The breakfast team, RyanO’Connor, Deon

Bing, JeremyHarris, Liezel van derWesthu-izen and Stephen Werner entertained therest of Cape Town while the high schoollearners jammed along.But this project literally involved making

peanut butter and jam sandwiches. Theschool aimed at breaking their previousrecord by more than 27 000 sandwiches inonly 67 minutes.These sandwiches are donated to under-

privileged schools in the area, such as Yster-plaat Primary.More than 1 500 Blue Ribbon breads were

donated and each learner brought one loafof bread.“We received more than 1 200 loaves of

bread from the learners, and people are justshowing up at the door with more,” saysEdgemead High School principal, RedversLawrence.

SafetyWard councillor for Ward 5 and Subcoun-

cil Chairman James Vos visited the Kent

Durr complex in Bothasig where he gave anumber of useful safety tips for residents.“The aim of my visit is to increase the un-

derstanding of the role of the municipality’ssafety and security directorate and buildpartnerships to effectively fight crime andmitigate emergencies like fires and otherdisasters,” Vos says.According to Vos, Nelson Mandela fought

for the freedom of the nation for 67 years,and the law enforcement agencies strive toensure that the communities enjoy freedomfrom criminal activities and benefit fromthe freedom that Nelson Mandela bestowed

on all.Furthermore, the community of Ruyter-

wacht joined hands in the celebration ofMandela Day and used their 67 minutes asa walking tour through the whole neigh-bourhood.Community Upliftment projects organ-

ised for the Social Development Departmentof Elsies River’s local office, Goodwood Col-lege, Ruyterwacht Methodist Church, Sen-ior citizens, council workers as well as theSector 2 community police forum and River-ton Neighbourhood Watch joined in on thefun walk.

Friends, Kurt April, Kyle de Barros, and Jason Turner help out on MandelaDay and say Madiba is a person they look up to. PHOTO: TINA BURGER

The learners and teachers at Tafelberg Remedial School used their 67 minutes to show howmuch they love Nelson Mandela. They stood in lines and formed the words “TBS loves Madiba.”

James Vos andNellie Mattheeat the Kent Durrcomplex inBothasig enjoyedMandela Day.Vos gaveMatthee, aresident at KentDurr for morethan 15 years, adisastermanagement kitand blankets forthe winter.

Die Mikky Mouse daycare spent their 67 minutes at Ubuntu House inGoodwood. Some of the 4yearolds joined in on the day and hadsome fun with the babies. Ebeth Hanekom (teacher), Trienie de Villiers(principal), and the little ones Veon Bosman, Marcelle Louwrens,Michael Williams, Danika Erasmus and Jean van Wyngaard also tooksome baby products to donate to the house.

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Clean team: The Chestnut Flats Committee in Belhar played their part in celebratingMandela Day last week when they officially launched the new committee with a cleanupcampaign in the area. Here they are joined by learners and staff from Gardenia Primarybefore getting started on the task at hand.

Ready to face the dirt

The Methodist Church in Bonteheuwel is ona mission of ministry this week.They are hosting a series of campmeetings

at the church in Jakkalsvlei Avenue thisweek to prepare the men to reach out intotheir communities.“We have forgotten that church is not be-

tween fourwalls, but out on the streets,” saysone of the organisers, Dave Solomon.“We’ve become too comfortable inside the

church while there is a lost and dying worldout in the community where we live.“We turn a blind eye to the needs of our

people. So if the church is not going to standup and make a difference, our next genera-

tion will have no integrity.“Therewill benomoral values and restora-

tion among families, friends and neighbours,gang wars will be the order of the day, so wetrust God to use us to make a difference inBonteheuwel.”The theme for the meeting this week is

Healing Restoration and Men of Valour,starting at 19:30, and on Sunday from 10:00to 17:00.Tomorrownight (Thursday) Solomonswill

be leading the service with some of his inspi-rational songs as well as dancing by Prophet-ic Dancers.Admission is free.

Meetings prepare men for community outreach

The Apostolic FaithMission church inBonteheuwel hostedtheir annual HolidayClub 2013 last week.This year the themewas Man of Steel Jesus the Superhero,with lots of funactivities for childrenin the area. Activitiesfor the week alsoincluded a talentshow and one of thefacilitators, Robin Riet,is seen here gettingher group ready fortheir production.PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

These youngsters gettheir dance moves insync for their part inthe talent show.

Man of Steel – Jesus the Superhero

Madiba celebrations: On Mandela Day N1 City Mall, in conjunction with Francor Bakeryand Pharmacy City, carried out their 67 minutes in support of local charitable organisationslike Ubuntu House in Goodwood and organisations in Bishop Lavis. Freda Sieglaar, ClarebelleFraser, Angeline August, Jonine Adams, Rovert Anders and Elizabeth Brikkels were part ofthe handover. Over R8 000 worth of food has already been donated to Bishop LavisParadise for use in their soup kitchen.

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V For further information please call Neil Oortmanon 084 863 9580, or David November on 078 8478333.

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Table Mountain Cableway has been closedfor an extendedperiod from thisMonday (22July) to Sunday 25 August to undergo annu-almaintenance in the skilledhands of sevenexperts who will fly in from Switzerland.The Cableway is required to do annual

maintenance to meet the highest global ca-bleway standards set by the Swiss Govern-ingBody forCableways (BAV).However theusual two week closure has been extendedto five weeks as the main DC (Direct Cur-rent) drive will be replaced by anAC (Alter-nating Current) drive. In addition the twocarriages, the mechanism that moves thecable car up and down the track ropes, willundergo their six-yearly overhaul, and theheel rope is being replaced.Both cabins of the cable carswill be taken

off the ropes and will be positioned at thelower station for the crews to examine andwork on. This is the only time that both ca-ble cars will be at the lower station at thesame time. Additional maintenance takingplace includes comprehensive hydraulictesting and general maintenance.

“This is an exceptionally busy time forthe technical team – we will be workingclosely with our Swiss colleagues so as toensure our high safety standards are main-tained,” says Andries de Vries, technicalmanager of Table Mountain Cableway.

SpecialsVisitors can take advantage of the Cable-

way specials that are onoffer after the annu-al maintenance period. These include a freereturn ticket for adults on their birthday onpresentation of a South African ID; and theKidz Season special that offers two childrenunder 18 years a free return trip if they areaccompanied by a full paying adult (validover weekends, public and school holidaysuntil October 31, 2013).Should your birthday fall within this clo-

sure period, you are entitled to redeemyourcomplimentary birthday ride up the Cable-way one week after (26 August to 2 Septem-ber) annual maintenance.V For information call (021) 424 8181 or visit www.tablemountain.net.

Cableway closed for upkeepImported heel rope gets offloaded amd ready for installation during the shutdown of thecableway for annual maintenance.

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Sporting Chance en DHL het 25 kindersvanverskeie skole inElsiesrivier die ge-leentheid gegee om die Noord-Suid-der-by tussen die Stormers en die Bulls opNuweland te gaan kyk.Hulle is met die Stormers se spanbus

vervoer en is voor die wedstryd getrak-teer op hamburgers en geskenkpakkiesmet ondersteunersvlae en mini-rugby-balle.Dit was vir meeste van hulle ’n eerste

kennismakingmet die atmosfeer opNu-weland. Die Stormers het hul kant ge-bring deur die Bulls met 30-13 ore aante sit.

Elsieskinders kyk bulstryd

Links: Daar was darem een Bullsondersteuner ook. HIer is (van links) EthanGeduld, Salvatore Williams en MiguelHowley.

Regs: Vol afwagting vir die wedstryd omte begin, is (van links) Lilian Fredericks,Diago Abrahams, Lonzo Esau, KaylinCollins, Donito Benjamin, Keith Darries enJenkin Williams.

Regs: Jamie Turner, Justin Swart enGeneve Arendse juig nadat dieStormers weer 'n drie gedruk het.

FOTO’S: CARINA ROUX

Closing date extended forenvironmental awardsThe Third Eco-Logic Awards, hosted byThe Enviropaedia in association withSABC3, have extended their entry deadlineto 30 July.The Eco-Logic Awards identify and give

recognition to those individuals, organisa-tions, products and services that aremaking a real and measurable differencein creating a more sustainable world tolive in.The 2013 Eco-Logic Award categories

include: Water Conservation, EnergySaving, Recycling, Biodiversity, ClimateChange, Municipalities, Youth, Eco-Angel,Eco-Warrior, Eco-Innovation, Eco-Commu-nity, Lifetime Achievement and Transport.The awards will be held at Maropeng

(Cradle of Humankind South Africa) WorldHeritage site in Gauteng on 26 September.V Please visit: www.enviropadedia.com, find us onFacebook: www.facebook.com/Enviropaedia, followTwitter: @Enviropaedia1 or contact Sabine on 0861000 810 or email: [email protected].

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Primary gives healthy care

The choir of the St Augustine RC Primary visited and entertained the seniors at the SalbereauRetirement Centre in Elsies River in celebration of Nelson Mandela’s 95th birthday. Here BeatriceBass, choir teacher, conducts the school choir while they perform for the seniors at the centre.

The members of the St Augustine’s RC Pri-mary School’s choir and teachers, situatedin Parow Valley, recently visited the Sal-bereau Retirement Centre in Elsies Riverwhere they spent their 67 minutes pamper-ing the seniors on Mandela Day.The choir of about 40 learners treated the

seniors to hand and neck massages, choco-lates and chats.The choir also performed for the seniors.

They sang and danced and the teacherseven read poems to the seniors.The learners also made Mandela posters

that were placed on a wall.“This initiative will certainly be contin-

ued and we guarantee that St Augustine’sRC Primary School will bring much joy andlaughter to many more in the future,” saysOlivia Lottring, choir teacher and organis-er.

St Augustine RC Primary School’s choircelebrates Mandela Day at a retirement centrein Elsies River, where they spoilt the seniorswith hand and neck massages.

Above: In celebration of Nelson Mandela’s 95thbirthday, the learners of the St Augustine RCPrimary School made special Mandela postersthat were later posted on a wall. Pictured is,from the left: Jinney Pillay, Cole Tayer, ChanteFortuin, Garren February (principal), RubenDavids, Jody van der Heever and JasminePhilander.

The CANSA Tygerberg CareHome will be hosting anOpen Day on 30 July to pro-mote Cancer AwarenessWeek that takes places from29 July to 2 August.The event will be held Ty-

gerberg Care Home, Protea-hof at theTygerbergHospitalfrom 10:00 to 16:00.During Cancer Week,

CANSA’s Cancer CareHomeswill be the focus pointunder the theme “Home iswhere the heart is”.Cape Town has two of

those Care Homes, situatedin Athlone (Eikehof CareHome) and on the TygerbergHospital Premises (Tyger-berg Care Home), respective-ly.The awareness events will

be held at both theTygerbergand Eikehof Care Homes.Cancer survivors and the

public are invited to join inon the event. The event in-cludes talks, presentationsand exhibition tables of allstakeholders involved, aswell as guided tours of thecare homes.CANSA Care Homes pro-

vide home-away-from-homeaccommodation to patientsundergoing cancer treat-ment at oncology clinics farfrom home. Patients stay foran average of six weeks andreceive meals and transportto and from treatment cen-tres.V Phone Mandy Engelbrecht on021 931 8295 or email tyger[email protected].

Focus on CANSAhome from home

Values to live by: Mandela Day activities were in full swing inthe community last week and at Bergville Primary in Bishop Lavisthey spent more than 67 minutes celebrating Nelson Mandela’s95th birthday. Two companies, eCAPs and Superior Support,joined learners, parents and teachers as they painted muralsaround the school illustrating the values that they wanted thelearners to live by in their lives. Here some of the learners andvolunteers get ready to start their task with Chris Venter fromSuperior Support, Brian Howe from eCAPs Consulting andPrincipal Aleem Abrahams discussing their plans for the school.

PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Mandela-inspired

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The name of theLord is a strongtower; the righteous man runsinto it and is safe.Proverbs 18:10

Tierplesier: Verpleegpersoneel van die traumaeenheid van die Tygerberghospitaal neem foto’s van hul kollegassaam met Tygervalleisentrum se gelukbringer, Tina, die Tier, wat op Mandeladag by die hospitaal ’n draai gemaakhet. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

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

The letter by Marthie Wilson“There but for the grace ofGod go I”, TygerBurger, 17July, refers. Vagrants do nothave to live on the streets,they choose to. Why don’t theymake use of the many institu-tions like night shelters andchurches that offer help?Because they do not like beingtold what to do. Could it bethat they lack self-control andself-respect? Most times alcoholis to blame.Children of alcoholics are

born with the gene. Let’s getrid of the manufacturers andsellers of alcohol which causesso much suffering, includingbroken homes (mine was one).The aftermath includes

emotionally abused children(they witness the arguments,violence, etc.) and grow uplacking self-esteem and so thecycle continues.God gave us free will so

they have no one else to blamebut themselves. He gave usgifts to share with otherpeople, what do they give?They are sick yes, but willthey accept or seek help? No.They have no regard for youor anybody else. Begging iseasier than doing a day’s work.They don’t even pick up theirown mess and put it in thebin. I say put them in akibbutz and make them workfor their living by tilling thesoil, growing vegetables andselling them to make somemoney to feed themselves andnot wait for others to take careof them.Sick of the mess.

DIANE WELLSTEADSunningdale

Send vagrantsto a kibbutz

Emergency Medical Servicescrews are being attacked bycriminals. “Why?”We are often told shocking

Horrible trauma ourEMS crews endure

stories by the crews we serverefreshments to on a Fridaynight, of what they have toendure on a daily basis whileon duty. People seem to haveabsolutely no respect for theEMS, who are actually there tohelp you, the man in the street.Staff are told that if they feel

unsafe, they may leave an area.However, if they attempt to dothis they are attacked ormoaned about as they thendon’t assist the patient. So,actually, they cannot win.A recent Facebook post from

a Metro EMS medic says; “Inthe last incident, night crewwas left so badly traumatised,because they were robbed atgunpoint of their personalpossessions. We go out to serveour community and we wouldlike the respect of our commu-nity. We don’t even know if wewill return safely to our lovedones.”One day, the EMS staff will

refuse to go into your area andwho will end up suffering?This is why we do what we

do – we go out on a Fridayevening to government hospi-tals and serve free refreshmentsto all emergency services onduty. Just to give the guys andgals a break from all theinsanity they have to deal with.

LIANNE VINELLOLIPPERTCoFounder REST(Refreshing

Emergency Services Together)

Die berig “Fetus in asblikgekry in Proteahoogte”(TB, 17Julie) verwys.Dit maak my baie seer om

so-iets te sien, veral omdat ekself op ’n jong ouderdomswanger geraak het. Ek was 14,maar het skool voltooi, baba enal. Die pa van my kind is nogsteeds saam met ons. Ons trouoor drie maande. Ek was selfbaie bang, maar het my mangestaan en die gevolge gedra.Ek is baie hartseer oor die

ongebore babatjie.BIANCA

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I was recently the victim of aburglary after being safe for 26years. I live a street away fromthe police station and wasappalled and disgusted at theway things work in our justicesystem.We were burgled and called

the police Z as would be thefirst thing to do in a situationlike this. We had to call twiceand waited for the police for along time before they came. Weare not ignorant to the fact thatthey have to attend to manyreports and service manypeople but what is “yanking mychain” is the fact that they canstill admit that the area is a bigtarget at the moment and alsoadd that there is at least oneburglary per day in our area. Ifthis very specific statistic canbe conveyed with such confi-dence, my question would bewhat is being done to ensurethat it actually becomes a paststatistic and why is it wornwith such pride in the present?I found that a neighbour’s car

was stolen not too long ago.They gained access to my housevia a neighbour’s wall, whoalso suffered loss of items.When asking if we couldapprehend or protect ourselvesif we caught the perpetrators inour property, we were told notto do that but to contact thepolice.The burning question on my

lips at this stage, is this… If wehave to wait that long for thepolice to arrive, would weactually not be in more danger,as a criminal becomes like ananimal when trapped and allkinds of things unfold?Processing a claim is one

thing but some items can neverbe replaced and the thought ofone’s privacy being invadedand violated is sickening.This is not even a catch 22

but a catch of a different kind,still waiting to be listed.

VERY CONCERNED/ANNOYEDCITIZEN

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Concerned at policeresponse to burglary

Uitgewer:TygerBurger word uitgegeedeur WP Koerante en isdeelvan die Media 24groep

Verspreding:TygerBurger Elsiesrivier wordelke Woensdag in dievolgende gebiede afgelewer:Adriaanse, Avon, Avonwood,Leonsdale, Elnor, Belvenie,Matroosfontein, Norwood,Riverton Estate, Salberau, TheRange, Valhalla, Bishop Lavis,Charlesville, Montana, MonteVideo, Nooitgedacht,Bonteheuwel, Netreg, EppingForest en Kalksteenfontein.Totale verspreiding: 33 085

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TygerBurger het twaalfverskillende uitgawes vir dievolgende gebiede: Bellville,Durbanville, Parow, Goodwood, Brackenfell, Kraaifontein, Kuilsrivier, Milnerton,Table View, Eersterivier/BlueDowns, Ravensmead/Belharen Elsiesrivier.

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Kontak ons:Nuusredakteur:Marana Brand van Hulsteyn0021 910 [email protected]:Gary van Dyk0021 910 6560carmen.jacobs@tygerburger.co.zaAdvertensiebestuurder:Garth Hewitt0021 910 [email protected] advertensies:Estelle Sam0021 910 6529 of0082 726 [email protected]:00860 11 7520www.tygerburger.co.za

Korreksies:Volgens die redaksionelebeleid van TygerBurgerverwelkom ons voorstelle enkommentaar oor die koerantse inhoud en stel onsbeduidende foute so gou asmoontlik reg. Stuur asb.inligting oor die regstelling vanfoute in die koerant aan dieombudsman van Media24 seGemeenskapspers, GeorgeClaassen, by george.claas[email protected] of skakel021 851 3232 of 083 5432471. Lesers kan ook klagtesoor die inhoud by diePersombudsman vanSuidAfrika, mnr. Joe Thloloe,aanhangig maak. Skakel indaardie geval gerus 011 4843612/8, stuur ‘n faks na 011484 3619 of ‘n epos nanakhanyim@ombudsman.org.za or johanr@ombudsman.org.za

LEWENSKIEKIE

Toon respekdeur beloftesna te komSwak maniere, min respek, verdraaiingvan die waarheid en selfgesentreerdheidis al te lank aan die orde van die dag.Dit het op verskeie terreine van die

alledaagse lewe soort van gebruik ge-word. Dit het oukei geword, want “almaldoen dit”, maar dis so jammer dat almaldit doen, is dit nie?Ons sal vinnig kla oor hoe mense net

aan hulself dink, nie meer omgee vir hulnaaste nie, beloftes maak wat hulle nienakom nie, en hulle swak gedra bypartytjies. Maar ons staan self agter diedeur.As iemand jou met die grootste respek

behandel, vertel jy dit oor asof ditvoorbladnuus is. As iemand jou inder-daad bel nadat hulle gesê het hulle sal,wel die reëlings tref soos hulle gesê het,en die diens lewer wat hulle belowe het,praat jy vir maande daarna nog daaroor.Dit moet tog die norm wees, nie die

uitsondering op die reël nie!’n Belofte wat baie mense maak en nie

nakom nie, is om te sê hulle gaan vir ’ngeselligheid opdaag en dan doen hulle ditnie. Respek waai by die deur uit wanneerdie gasheer se geld en tyd gemors word.Ons is so selfgesentreerd dat ons dinkwat ons nóú wil doen, is beslis belangri-ker as om by ons woord te hou. As onswel laat weet ons kan nie meer kom nie,gaan dit dikwels met ’n flou verskoninggepaard wat uit die duim gesuig is – sooswat “almal” maar doen.Ons moet maar eers die splinter uit eie

oog haal om ons eie geveinsdheid beter tekan sien, voor ons vinger wys, of hoe?

HOOFARTIKEL

SMSV To the woman earning R2 500pm payingR350 rent: My wife and I earn a combinedpension of R2 520 pm. My rent is R1 500pm excluding food and day to day basicseg: bread and milk. Stop complaining andbe thankful for what you have. - Anon

V Ek reageer op die huishulp wat sê sy krynet R2 500. Ek werk al vyf jaar vir Woolworths vir net R2 000 ’n maand. - Anon

V Marthie Wilson: You feel so sorry for“the bergies” but is there anything you doabout the situation like donations to TheHaven or soup kitchens? We find that thebergies discard full food containers (inthe Monte Vista park) that were left forthem by residents! - Trudie, Monte Vista

V I want to respond to L Ntabenio’s SMS:I have the same problem. Jewellery is missing and I’m the suspect. They did go topolice and my fingerprints were notfound, but still I must look for it wherethey have looked. I’m so unhappy. - Moni-ca Settie

V I wonder if you could both (Olivia andJacques SMS, TB, 17/07) keep up withme? We played basketball and soccer,went to the park, played when it rained.Have you got grandchildren? - Poor Gran

V Thank you Chér Terblanché. The story ofMufasa was heartwarming. (“Who was anugly puppy? Not I”, TB, 17/07) - Winston

V Huishulp (TB, 17/07): My vrou is ’n gekwalifiseerde versorger. Sy is 14 uur perdag uithuisig en werk 12 ure sonder oortydbetaling. Was ou mense, voer hulle, sitvir hulle skoon doeke aan, trek hulle aanen versorg hulle met liefde. Daar’s nooit’n dankie nie. Sy werk al 5 jaar vir ’n goeieinstansie. Salaris is R2 000 pm. Geen pensioen, geen medies, geen vaste aanstelling. Taxigeld is tans R520 pm. Ek kan niewerk nie – het ’n beroerte gehad. Huishulp, is dit regverdig? Tel jou seëninge.- Koppie, Kraaifontein

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

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Plaaslike skilders se werk word uitgestalen verkoop by die maandelikse mark vandie NG Kerk Durbanville-Bergsig se Betes-da-uitreikprojek, wat op Saterdag 3 Augus-tus van 08:30 tot 14:00 op die kerkterrein inBolandweg in Durbanville gehou word.Belangstellendes wat wil uitstal, kan

Pierre de Villiers by 083 377 7406 kontak.Eetgoed soos wild- en hoenderpasteie,

pannekoek, beskuit, koek, boereworsrolle,tweedehandse boeke, CD’s en DVD’s wordteen weggeepryse verkoop.Die Betesda-projek reik uit in die ge-

meenskap na persone met een of ander ge-stremdheid en is betrokke by sewe para-en/of kwadrupleë wat in ’n selfsorghuis inUitzicht woon. Hulle het opgeleide tuisver-sorgers in diens, wat hulle 24 uur per dagversorg. Hulle is self verantwoordelik viral die uitgawes van die huis. Hul gestremd-heid veroorsaak dat hul inkomste baieklein is.Die Betesdaprojek finansier ook perde-

pret, ’n terapeutiese aktiwiteit waarin gra-tis kontaksessies met perde en ritte aange-bied word vir kinders en volwassenes meteen of ander gestremdheid of moeilike om-standighede, soos kinders vanDurbanville-kinderhuis.Vir meer inligting sien perdepret op

Facebook.Die projek benodig dringend skenkings

van tweedehandse boeke, DVD’s en CD’s.Die boeke wat nie verkoop word nie, wordgeskenk aan nie-winsgewende organisa-sies.V Kontak Hans Human vir meer inligting by 082 5490518.

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The Fisantekraal AnimalWelfare (FAW) islooking for loving homes for the animals inits care.Beyonce, a beautiful tortoise-shell female

cat, was rescued with her kittens. She hasa beautiful nature and would make a won-derful addition to any family.Contact [email protected] formore in-

formation about her and other cats and kit-tens that are available.Cindy is a stunning little wire-haired fe-

male puppy. She is approximately eightmonths old and ready for her forever home.V Send an email to [email protected] or visitwww.faw.org.za for further contact details.

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Leiden R100 000(Cash offers welcome) 2 beds

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Belhar R270 000(Batavia Road) Very Neat 3 bedslnge, kitch, fully encl. Convenient

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Montana R540 0003 beds bic , lounge dining room,entertainment area with built in

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Rosendal or Voorburg Sellers wehave qualified buyers to purchase

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071 739 6331 or 021 903 6001

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3 bedrooms, lounge, diningroom,fully enclosed near Halt Road.

SIDNEYVALE R650 000Full house 3 Bedrooms, b.i.c,lounge, diningroom laminated

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Benita 073 042 6990Office: 021 836 8261www.startprop.com

HEATHER PARKR377 000 A cosy home for astarter family situated in a quietarea. This property offers 2 bedswhich the main room has b.i.c.

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ICONRIVERTON VILLAS R425 000: 2slpk., sitk., komb., fam.badk.,parkering. Deel van sekuriteitcompleks, net 4 eenheide, Levies.RAVENSMEAD R650 0003 slpk., sitk., eetk., kombuis,gesinsbadk., groot erf wat omheinis met hekke.RAVENSMEAD R280 000Oop erf aan Northwaystraat+ water en kragverbinding.HILLCREST HEIGHTS R550 0007 slpk., dubbelmotorhuis, komb.,badk., motorafdak, benodig bietjieherstelwerk.EERSTERIVER / SOMERSETHEIGHTS R450 000: 3 bedr,lounge, kitchen, fam. bathroom,fully enclosed, 400m² plot.LEIDEN/DELFT R299 000Double storey, 4 bedrooms,lounge, kitchen, bathroom, parkingspace.

Gary: 076 696 2403Melissa: 072 057 5753

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Tough start for AjaxTHOMAS CAROLUS

Ajax Cape Town face a tough start to thenew season as they are set to play Gold-en Arrows, away, followed by Orlando

Pirates in their first home game of the newseason.

The games are scheduled for August 3(Golden Arrows) and the Orlando Piratesgame is scheduled for Tuesday 20 Augustwith kick-off at 19:30.

The Urban Warriors are then set to playAmaZulu at home at the Cape Town Stadiumon Sunday 1 September at 15:00, Bidvest Witsaway on September 13 at 20:00 followed byanother humdinger against Mamelodi Sun-downs at the Cape Town Stadium onWednesday 25 September at 19:30.

The season’s opening fixtures will alter-nate with the MTN8 Cup competition thatstarts on the weekend of August 10/11, withthe final scheduled for Saturday 21 Septem-ber.

The Telkom Knock-Out starts on the firstweekend of October, giving the PSL fixturesa break until October 23 when Ajax CapeTown play Free State Stars at the Cape TownStadium at 19:30.

With regards to the promoted NationalFirst Division teams, the PSL stated that thearbitration which will decide which clubs

will be the National First Division winnersand play-offs winners has not yet been com-pleted, meaning that the names of thoseclubs are not yet reflected in the fixtures.

In this competition stalwart David Noto-ane is the man upon whom Santos are pin-ning their hopes of earning promotion backto the Absa Premier league.

The club have announced Notoane as headcoach for the 2013/2014 season.

Notoane first made his name as a lethalmarksman at the People’s Team, regularlyturning out for nearly a decade in their col-ours.

He began his coaching career in Santos’development ranks, making his way up tothe senior side. He has also enjoyed spellsas assistant at Golden Arrows, and Nationalunder-23 team. Last season Notoane was as-sistant to head coach Ian Palmer, who de-parted the club having narrowly failed toearn promotion from the National First Di-vision to the Absa Premier league.

Notoane is under no illusion as to the na-ture of the expectations that await him asSantos look to bounce back to the top flight.

“The most important thing for the seasonahead is that we work hard, and we worksmart to achieve our objective of winningthe league and thereby winning promotionto the PSL,” he said.

SAREL BURGER

Die rugbyklub Hamiltons bly nou maareenmaal Durbanville-Bellville se tier indie WP se Superliga-kompetisie.

Die Durbies se aanspraak op die kampi-oenskap het Saterdag ’n lelike dwarsklapvan Hamiltons gekry toe hulle met ’n tel-ling van 13-26 vir die tweede keer hierdieseisoen ’n opstopper van die Seepuntsespan ontvang het. Durbanville-Bellvillese talle hanteerfoute en die herhaaldedoellose wegskop van goeie balbesit hettelkens die harde werk van die voorhoedeongedaan gemaak. Dit was geensins ’nvertoning wat die Durbies enige trofee indie sak sal bring nie. Bellville het die Ty-gerberg-klub ore aangesit met sy sege van33-21, terwyl Noordelikes/Northlink-kol-lege met 41-29 te sterk was vir Bracken-fell. Goodwood het 31-30 met Villager af-gereken. Met die skoolvakansie agter dierug sal alle spanne in die Tygerberg-streek weer die komende naweek speel.

Hamiltonsbly maarDurbies-tier

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NEW UWC RUGBY DIRECTOR: WANTS TO PLAY BIG LEAGUE

De Villiers confident

UWC Rugby Director Peter De Villiers addresses his team during a warmup game against theBaby Boks earlier this year.

Peter de Villiers, Director of Rugby atthe University of the Western Cape(UWC), remains confident that UWC

has what it takes to play in the big leagues.UWC is playing in the toughest league in

Western Province club rugby, the WesternProvince Rugby Union (WPRU) SuperLeague B, and the team is firing on all cylin-ders to earn promotion to Super League A.“The players are responding well to the

structures we have put in place since theVarsity Shield competition and by makingfull use of them the squad would be well ontheir way to Super League A glory,” says DeVilliers.

ExpertiseUWC is in third place with 39 points, tied

with False Bay RFC (2nd place), behind logleaders Primrose RFC on 53 points.Hementioned that UWC head coach, Oliv-

er Jansen, attended a training camp forcoaches in Durban lastmonth. “We are look-ing forward to benefiting from the expertisethat he has gained while in Durban and wewant to see how the team will make use ofthis, when they face False Bay RFC on 24 Ju-ly away from home,” he said.

In June, De Villiers spent some time inKenya, helping the Kenyan National sidewith training and other areas of their game.Shortly after this the Kenyan national sidecame to train against UWC. “It is importantto build relationships with rugby teamsacross Africa and this also served as goodmotivation for our team for the remainderof the season,” De Villiers says.Phillip October, UWCRugby chairperson,

said the UWC success story actually startedin 2010, when theymade the decision to playamongst the best clubs in the province.“Every year since 2010, we have earned

promotion; so it is clear that the structureswe implemented are working and will con-tinue to work as we move towards our jour-ney to success,” he said.October believes the key to a successful

side is to have the proper systems – such ascoaching, administration and quality play-ers – in place.“Having a goodunder-20 squad that serves

as a feeder to the first to third teams is anoth-er important part ofmakingUWCrugby bul-let-proof. This ensures that there is a con-stant flow of good players coming throughthe ranks,” he said.

SAREL BURGER

Die rugbyklubHamiltons bly noumaar een-maal Durbanville-Bellville se tier in dieWPse Superliga-kompetisie.Die Durbies se aanspraak op die kampi-

oenskap het Saterdag ’n lelike dwarsklapvanHamiltons gekry toe hullemet ’n tellingvan 13-26 vir die tweedekeerhierdie seisoen

’n opstopper van die Seepuntse span ont-vang het.Durbanville-Bellville se talle hanteerfou-

te en die herhaalde doellose wegskop vangoeie balbesit het telkens die harde werkvan die voorhoede ongedaan gemaak. Kort-weg gestel, dit was geensins ’n vertoningwat die Durbies enige trofee in die sak salbring nie.

Bellville het Tygerberg-klub ore aangesitmet sy sege van 33-21, terwyl Noordelikes/Northlink-kollege met 41-29 te sterk was virBrackenfell. Goodwood het met 31-30 metVillager afgereken. Met die skoolvakansieagter die rug sal alle spanne in die Tyger-bergstreek wel weer die komende naweekin aksie wees (tuisspan eerste): Durbanvil-le-Bellville t Victoriane, Belhar t Maties,Tygerberg t Helderberg, Bellville t Ikeys,Valsbaai t Brackenfell, NNK t Kuilsrivier,Goodwood t Hamlets, Universiteit vanWes-Kaapland t Hands & Heart.

Hamiltons bly Durbies se tier

Tygerburger elsiesrivier 24 julie 2013

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