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PAROW

RESIDENTS: LONG OVERDUE

Parow roads upgraded

REYANA STEYN

I

twill be smoothdriving formotorists now

that Parow roads are being upgraded.

Improvements to Picton Road in Parow

Central and all roads in Parow West kicked

off on Monday.

Roads will be milled out and resurfaced,

and bumpy roads are being re-tarred.

Other improvements will include all stop

streets being repainted; replacement of road

names and faulty traffic signs to be fixed.

These are busy roads and they must be

fixed, says Rick O Connell, councillor of

the area.

Upgrades

Hundreds of cars use the roads daily so

tomake things easier for people on theirway

to work the upgrading is taking place at

night to avoid any disruptions. The upgrade

to the roadswill also improve the lives ofmo-

torists and the entire community as it will

prevent accidents from taking place.

He says the aimof the upgrade is to beauti-

fy the area andmake it safer for the commu-

nity.

All the residents in the areawill be happy

as this road has been problematic for a

while. It will be safe for children and every-

one to walk on too, he added.

High time

Parow resident Charne Hill says she uses

Picton Street frequently and that it is high

time that something is being done.

Im glad to see that the street is finally

being revamped to make it safe.

With the road in a bad condition it made

the area look bad and with the area it will

look much better. It was also easy for acci-

dents to occur.

Another resident, Justin Prins, says he is

elated that the roadworks will be taking

place at night.

I am happy that the road is being upgrad-

ed but also that they will only be working

on the roadatnight and that theupgradewill

not interfere while I drive to work.

O Connell says the full roadwork upgrade

is expected to be completed by the endof Feb-

ruary.

Tannie Liekkie

Jordaan (77) van

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bl. 11.

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Verdagtemeld vermiste aan

Charmaine Mare

DESIRE RORKE

Charmaine Mare (16) se verdagte moorde-

naar, Johan de Jager (48), het haar glo self

as vermis aangemeld by dieKraaifontein-po-

lisiekantoor kort na haar verdwyning.

Mare het drie weke gelede haar ouerhuis

in Kriel, Mpumalanga, verlaat om by haar

vriendin en di se ma, Carol White (52), tuis

te gaan in Eltermanstraat, Kraaifontein.

White, haar dogter en De Jager se seun het

kort n haar aankoms op n weeklange boot-

vaart vertrek en Mare in die sorg gelaat van

De Jager, White se krel.

Toe die res van die gesin op 11 Januarie

van die bootvaart af terugkeer, het De Jager

hulle verwittig Mare is vermis, waarna hy

die saak self by die polisiekantoor gaan aan-

meld het.

Dievolgendedaghet ledevandieKraaifon-

tein-polisie plakkate met n foto van Mare

oral in die dorp aangebring. Twee dae later

het n verbyganger op haar erg verbrande

lyk in Darwinstraat afgekom. Die lyk het

geen bene of arms gehad nie en was heelte-

mal onherkenbaar. Polisie kon geen verdere

leidrade op die toneel vind nie.

Volgenskapt. F.C. vanWykvandie provin-

siale polisiekantoor het die ondersoekbe-

ampte, ao. Daniel Sampson, die volgende dag

die lykskouing bygewoon en n tongring en

hangertjie aan die liggaam opgemerk.

Toe hy later deur die dossiere vir vermis-

te persone werk, het hy op Charmaine se

saak afgekom en die familie gekontak. Hulle

het beaam sy is sedert 11 Januarie vermis en

het ook bevestig sy het n tongring gehad en

n hangertjie gedra wat ooreenstem met di

van die verbrande lyk, s Van Wyk.

Ao. Sampsonhet later die familie ondervra

en gemerk dat De Jager se antwoorde baie

vaagwas. De Jager is later ingeroep vir ver-

dere ondervraging en n soektog by die fami-

lie se huis het Mare se arms in n boks in die

motorhuis opgelewer.

De Jager is op dieselfde dag in hegtenis ge-

neem en het Woensdag in die Blue Downs-

landdroshof verskyn op n aanklag van

moord.

Volgens kapt. Gerhard Niemand van die

Kraaifontein-polisie is die saak uitgestel tot

Donderdag vir verdere ondersoek, maar het

die beskuldigde intussen die slagogger se be-

ne aanpolisie uitgewys,waarhydit langs die

N2 naby Macassar gegooi het.

Die polisie het intussen bevestig die lyk-

skouing is afgehandel, maar hulle kan nog

nie bevestig of Mare verkrag is nie.

Onlangs is berigMare het Kaapstad toe ge-

komomkuns te studeer by n plaaslike kolle-

ge, maar die gerugte is Maandag deur n be-

troubare bron betwis. Sy het net daar (by

die White-woning) opgedaag en daar was

geen sprake van enige formele losiesrelings

nie. Van studies in Kaapstad was daar glo

geen sprake nie, het di bron Maandag aan

TygerBurger ges en ook bygevoeg dat Mare

na bewering nie haar horskoolloopbaan

wou voltooi nie.

Volgens dieselfde bron wasMare enWhite

se dogter vriende sedert hul jonger dae toe

di gesin ook nog in Mpumalanga gewoon

het. Haar verpletterde ma, Katerina Mare

(53), s haar dogter het baie ideale gehad en

wou inKaapstadwerk omgeldelike hulp aan

haar verarmde ouers te verleen, hetRapport

Sondag berig.

Volgens haar het Mare haar ook etlike dae

n haar aankoms in Kaapstad gekontak en

omhulp gevra,maar dat hulle nie geld gehad

het om haar te gaan haal nie.

Volgens De Jager se verslae gewese vrou,

wat Maandag deur die polisie ondervra is,

was hy nog altyd n baie goeie pa vir sy kin-

ders.

Ons is almal in skok en kan dit nog nie

verwerknie, het syMaandag aanTygerBur-

ger ges. Volgens haar is sy en De Jager in

2007 van mekaar vervreem, maar eers verle-

de jaar wettiglik geskei.

Johan de Jager (48), wat van die moord op

Charmaine Mare beskuldig word.

A substance abuse support group invites

the community to meet every Thursday at

the AGS Oostenburg Oase Church on the

corner of Walnut and Kerkstreet in Roux-

ville, Kuils River.

The group is geared to help families cope

with the stress and helplessness of addic-

tion. It will be an experience to learn from

those who have overcome this destructive

cycle.

The group networks with different min-

istries, rehabs, social services and the po-

lice.

The meetings will take place every

Thursday from 19:00 for 19:15.

V For more information, contact Jerome Harden

berg on 082 850 9747.

Substance

abuse

support

Die huis in Eltermanstraat, waar Charmaine se arms in n boks in die motorhuis gekry is.

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There has been a disconcerting rise in

housebreaking incidents in Bothasig and

surrounds recently where the perpetrators

gain entry into homes by stealthily remov-

ing aluminium doors and windows.

House-owners who use these doors and

windows must be on their guard according

to Bothasig police spokesperson, Const

Noloyiso Rwexana.

Unfortunately this warning comes too

late for a handful of Bothasig residents who

have already been burgled in this method.

One of these victims, Daniel Siebrits,

walked the extra mile by safeguarding his

homewhenhe inserted silicone into the cor-

ners of his aluminium window panes.

At the end of November Siebrits house

was targeted by burglars.

The intruders removed the window of

my sons room. A noise woke him up, but

then he first went to the bathroom. When

he returned he saw someone with a flash-

light in his room. One of the intruders was

halfway through the window opening,

grabbed my sons wallet from a table and

ran off!

His sons wallet was later recovered near

the N1, but Siebrits realised they might not

be that lucky again.

He did some experimenting of his own

and saw that it is ridiculously easy to gain

access to a house through an aluminium

door or window.

Rwexana agrees, but she cannot comment

on whether it is much safer if one adminis-

ters silicone.

She reckons the bestway to secure oneself

is to install an alarm, and if there is already

one, one should never hesitate to activate it.

She explains: People think because they

are in the house that they dont need to acti-

vate it. That is when it is even more impor-

tant. Burglar bars are also advisable. Home-

owners should be on their guard, especially

now that this type of crime is on the in-

crease. People must also call the police im-

mediately when they hear any unfamiliar

noise. Plasma screens, laptops and cameras

are currently the most targeted items.

A camerawas indeed one of the items that

was stolen this January from the house of

Elsab Thiart when burglars gained entry

through aluminium windows.

It happened so silently. I heard a very

faint noise, then I investigated and saw the

man in our living room. He quickly fled

through the removed window, but not be-

forehemanaged to get his hands onmycam-

era and more importantly my revolver. My

husband and grandson were in the house as

well, so I guess it could have been much

worse. Someone could have been injured...

We are now quite paranoid for our safety...

Siebrits and Thiart both say theyve

heard of other people in the vicinity who

were also victims of this mode of entry that

burglars use.

In one incidentmost of the housewas ran-

sacked while the owners were still asleep.

The next day they discovered their window

neatly lying in their garden.

Siebrits concludes: I see this as some-

thing that residents should be made aware

of as it is the safety of our residents that

comes first. It is very easy to secure these

type of windows and can be done by owners

themselves. Simply pull out the rubber on

the inside of the window one at a time and

pump silicone in the openings and press the

rubber back. In most instances it is will be

sufficient to do the corners and middle sec-

tion at lengths of about 20 to 30 cm.

Burglars target aluminiumwindows

An angel sent to help Siemie

Many stars have joined hands to raise funds for Simone Pienaar who is in need of a cochlear

operation.

REYANA STEYN

An array of local artists will be performing

at Tygerberg High School in a bid to raise

funds for a little girl who is in dire need of

a cochlear implant.

Artists lined up for 30 January include

Nic Stevens, Dillon Lerm, Viljoen Retief,

Waldo Lotz, Marius Swanepoel, Wilco van

Wyk, Waldo Dekkers and Charn Hugo.

The fundraiser was arranged by a Parow

teenager, Bianca Haller (17) and her mom,

Liza de Jager.

TygerBurger reported last year (Selfless

teenager also raising funds, TygerBurger,

4 September 2012) that Simone Pienaar,

fondly known as Siemie to her family, was

diagnosed as being deaf when she was two

years old and needs a cochlear implant. She

has also been diagnosed with Fanconi syn-

drome a disorder of the kidney tubes.

The family from Boksburg, Gauteng has

had to watch their daughter deteriorate as

her condition worsens and they are unable

to raise the R200 000 needed for a cochlear

implant operation.

Their medical aid will only cover R22 500.

Her operation has had to be postponedun-

til the funds can be raised.

We started to plan this event end of last

year and got the go ahead only last week

from all the performers, says Liza.

This will be an amazing show from the

first singer until the last one, they are all

great performers that no one should miss.

Bianca was delighted to have been able to

meet with Siemie in the holidays.

After seeing her I am even more excited

to help her now. It is really hard work but

I have great people who stand behind me

and help me where they can. I would like

to do some more shows if I can through the

year with other performers who would be

interested to help Siemie as well.

Liza says she cannot believe her daughter

has taken this initiative.

I am so proud of her, for a 17-year-old to

do something like this takes a lot. I will

stand behind her all the way until she has

achievedwhat she wants to. She is really an

amazing child with so much care for some-

one else.

An angel sent to help Siemie.

The showwill take place at 19:00 and tick-

ets cost R50 per person and people who are

interested can get them from Bianca at sec-

ond break every day at the school or contact

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Metro police officers arrested 41 suspects

for driving under the influence of alcohol

and drug-related offences during patrols

and operations across the city this week-

end.Officers also issued 441 traffic fines and

recorded 30 bylaw offences.

On Saturday 19 January officers arrested

10motorists for driving under the influence

of alcohol at a roadblock in Voortrekker

Road, Parow. Another four motorists were

arrested for the same offence in Atlantis.

A joint operation with the SAPS resulted

in the arrest of three motorists for driving

under the influence of alcohol, while anoth-

er three motorists were arrested for the

same offence in Parow, Bellville and the

Cape Town CBD respectively.

During routinepatrols in theMaitlandar-

ea, officers arrested one suspect for posses-

sion of illegal narcotics after he was found

with dagga. Officers arrested another sus-

pect in Lansport Road, Hanover Park, for

the same offence after he was found with 18

packets of tik.

Police nabdrunk drivers, take drugs off street

Parow police arrested two suspects for

house robbery in Welgelegen last week.

The brazen suspects assaulted the domes-

tic worker with a gun and made off with

items in the house.

On last Wednesday at 11:20 a domestic

worker in Kehrwieder Street noticed a sil-

ver-grey motor vehicle pass the residence

where she works and stop two houses

away, says Lieutenant Kevin L Williams,

Parow police spokesperson.

While she was busy with the washing,

three men approached her and one spoke

Xhosa to her while the other two ran into

the house. She screamed and ran towards

the three-year-old child who was sitting in

the front room.

Williams says in the house the woman

was grabbed and one man took out a gun

and demanded that she stop screaming and

hit her on her head with the gun.

Two of the suspects proceeded to the

rooms and the one with the gun moved out-

side and the woman had the opportunity to

activate the alarm system, he says.

The suspects fled the scene of the crime

with jewellery and a Samsung digital cam-

era.

Police spotted the vehicle with two sus-

pects in 10th Avenue, Kensington and fol-

lowed them to Maitland.

Two suspects aged 32 and 27 were arrest-

ed by Maitland police officers. They were

found with the stolen property in their pos-

session. They tried to sell the stolen proper-

ty in Maitland.

The two suspects were arrested for house

robbery. One suspect is still at large and an-

yone with information can contact the po-

lice on 021 929 7000 with information.

Two arrested for house robbery

Since the inception of Operation Rubi-

con, much successes have been attained

in the Parow area.

Operation Rubicon is the brainchild of

the cluster commander, Brig Darius van

der Ross, W/O Jacques Mostert of the

Parow police said.

A plan was devised where members

from Parow such as shift, crime preven-

tion and sector managers work during

the hours in which these types of crimes

are the most prevalent.

Members from Parow have also

pledged to do extra duties during their

time off and are also supported by detec-

tives and members, Mostert said.

They have also been joined by mem-

bers ofBellville, Bothasig andGoodwood

who are also performing duties when

they are on rest days.

According to Brig Van der Ross, the

fact that everyone is working together

shows the degree of support the cluster

stations have for each other and is also

a force multiplier.

A large number of police members are

deployed on a daily basis, some in uni-

form and marked vehicles, while others

are in civilian clothes and unmarked ve-

hicles.

Since the inception of the operation on

11 January, good successes have been

achieved as numerous arrests were

made for the following crimes: posses-

sion of drugs and dangerous weapons, as

well as for murder and robbery.

According to Mostert besides the

drugs, various other dangerous items

which could have been used to commit

crimes have been taken off the street.

Themain goal of Operation Rubicon is

to turn up the heat even more on crimi-

nals in Bellville cluster, Mostert con-

cluded.

Turning up heat on crime

Three men have been arrested in connection

with the murder of a 34-year-old man who

was stabbed in the chest in Voortrekker

Road.

The incident happened on Thursday 3 Jan-

uary at 21:10.

A Parow police officer who was buying

himself food at Steers sawamancollapse out-

side the food outlet.

When the officer went to check he saw the

man was holding his chest and blood was

coming from a wound near his heart, says

Lieutenant Kevin L Williams, Parow police

spokesperson.

He contacted the ambulance, but on arriv-

al the man passed away. Later it was discov-

ered that the deceasedwas a 34-year-oldCam-

eroonian man who resided in Alcor Place in

Voortrekker Road.

The Parow police started their investiga-

tion and interviewedan eyewitnesswho said

it was three men who approached the man

and stabbed him. The suspects then fled the

scene.

It is understood that an argument unfolded

inside the deceased mans flat.

OnMonday last week at 16:10 Parow detec-

tives Warrant Officer Gideon Lotz and Con-

stable Songezo Mabonga arrested the sus-

pects from Elsies River aged between 21 and

25.

One suspect has since turned state witness

against the others. The men will be charged

with murder.

Arrested after streetmurder

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JANA BEKKER

Edward Jones (25) vanMonte Vista was vir

meer as n maand oor Kersfees en Nuwe-

jaar in die hospitaal nadat hy middel De-

sember in n tref-en-trap-ongeluk van sy

motorfiets afgery is.

Hy en sy familie hoop steeds iemand het

die ongeluk gesien gebeur en kan lig werp

op wie hom raakgery het.

Eddie, soos hy onder vriende en familie

bekend is, is Saterdag 19 Januarie uit die

Tygerberg-hospitaal ontslaan vyf weke n

die ongeluk.

Eddie was op Saterdag 15 Desember om

ongeveer 21:00 op pad Danskraal toe om

vriende te ontmoet, toe n motor hom tref

in Barnardstraat, Oakdale.

Ek weet ek het n kruising oorgesteek,

toe n motor oor n verkeerslig jaag. Verder

kan ek niks van die ongeluk onthou nie,

het hy verlede week uit sy hospitaalbed by

die Tygerberg-hospitaal vertel. Hy het eers

drie dae n die ongeluk in sy hospitaalbed

wakker geword.

Sy enkel is in die ongeluk vergruis en sy

kleintoontjie gebreek. Dit was so hittete of

sy linkerbeen is bo die enkel geamputeer.

My hak was weg, maar die dokter wat

die operasie gedoen het, kon my voet red,

s Edward.

Hy het reeds drie veloorplantings onder-

gaan. Vel van my linker- en regterbeen is

op my hak oorgeplant, s Eddie. Littekens

is al wat oorgebly het van rowe wat sy reg-

terarm oortrek het.

Die lang ure in die hospitaal het hy ver-

wyl deur boodskappe op sy Blackberry te

stuur. Tussenmyvriende, familie enkolle-

gas was daar elke dag iemand wat vir my

kom kuier het, maar wanneer daar nie-

mandwas nie, was ek baie verveeld, s hy.

Maandag, twee dae na hy ontslaan is, het

Eddie ges hy het n baie pyn.

Veral my voet en ookmy ander been, waar

die vel afgehaal is vir die veloorplanting,

pyn.

Terwyl ek in die hospitaal was, was die

pynnienaastenby so erg soos vandat ekont-

slaan is nie. Ek het in die hospitaal heeltyd

morfien ontvang, maar vandat ek by die

huis is, is dit baie, baie seer, s hy.

Eddie gaan nou tydelik by sy ma-hulle in

Parow-Noord tuis. Hy hetmre (Donderdag

24 Januarie) weer opvolgafsprake by twee

dokters.

Op die oomblik mag hy nog nie loop nie

en sy voet moet heeltyd reguit l.

Die tyd in die hospitaal was die ergste

tyd in my hele lewe, s hy.

Sy rooi enwitmotorfiets, n splinternuwe

Bashan 250RR, sy beursie en selfoon is op

die toneel gesteel.

Ek hoop daar was ooggetuies van die on-

geluk wat kan lig werp op w my raakgery

het, s Eddie.

Drie maande voor die ongeluk het Eddie

as beskermingsoffisier byDistrictWatch in

Monte Vista begin werk.

Pierre Gouws, eienaar van die onderne-

ming, s n nommerplaat is op die ongeluks-

toneel gevind en daar is aanduidings dit be-

hoort aan n Nigeriese of Somaliese burger.

Wat vir my die ergste is, is dat niemand

Eddie gehelp het nie. Sy beursie word ge-

steel, terwyl hy ernstig beseer daar l en

niemand het gehelp nie, s hy.

Eddie se suster, Cheri de Vos van Parow-

Noord, s hulle het gaan praat met mense

van die omgewing waar die ongeluk gebeur

het.

Hulle is n die slag buitentoe, maar ons

soek spesifiek na n ooggetuie wat kan ver-

tel wat gebeur het, s sy.

Ooggetuies kan Cheri by 084 953 3569 bel.

Edward Jones is hier nog in sy

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Iris House is committed to enriching

the quality of life for special needs chil-

dren and young people with life-limiting

or life-threatening conditions and provid-

ing support for their families.

Presenter Danilo interviewed Sue on

the set finding out what the centre offers

and also highlighting the needs of Iris

House in 2013 namely that they need a

house.

Sue explained that they were hard at

work raising funds to purchase their own

property after a property on the grounds

of Karl Bremmer Hospital fell through.

TheotherHecticnine9presenterAyanda

spoke with some of the families and chil-

dren getting a big hug from Julia Wright,

one of the IrisHouse children,who simply

loves the show.

Iris House appealed for support tomake

the goal of R2 million rand in 2013 to pur-

chase their own property a reality.

They also encouraged peoplewith a pas-

sion for children in the northern suburbs

to join their growing volunteer team.

Iris House has a holistic approach to

caring for special needs children, this ex-

tends to educating people as to how to re-

spond to special needs children they may

encounter in their day to day lives, said

Sue.

We are thrilled that South Africa got

to see some of our awesome children on

TV and realise they are just children and

are not to be feared.

The children, parents and care givers

were treated to snacks and tons of fun

backstage.

Iris House would like to thank the

Hecticnine9 crew and SABC 2 for giving

them the opportunity to highlight the

needs of special needs children every-

where.

Donate securely via www.iris-

house.org or contact them on 021 559 0800.

To volunteer please contact sue@iris-

house.org.

Iris House opens door to TV

The HecticNine9 presenter Danilo with his

biggest fan from Iris House, Julia Wright, on

the HecticNine9 couch.

When Beakie had an unfortunate run-in

with a car in Simons Town in October, it

was clear that dining on fish would in fu-

ture present a problem for this cute pen-

guin. Knocked down by a speeding vehicle

his lower mandible was severely damaged

by the impact of the car and his lower beak

split in half.

The bird was brought to the rehabilita-

tion centre of theSouthernAfricanFounda-

tion for the Conservation of Coastal Birds

(Sanccob) in Table View where the veteri-

nary team tried several procedures, but to

no avail.

Not ready to give up, Sanccobs rehabili-

tation manager, Nicky Stander, consulted

a former Sanccob vet, Dr TertiusGous, who

in turn got in touch with Dr Gerard

Steenkamp, an experiencedveterinaryden-

tist based at the University of Pretoria.

After examining photos of the penguins

beak, Dr Steenkamp was confident that he

could mend the mandible and offered to do

the reconstructive surgery free of charge.

Tracy Shaw, from the National Zoologi-

cal Gardens (NZG) in Pretoria agreed to

take care of the penguin at the zoo.

With a flight-sponsorship by Bid Air Car-

go (CapeTown), Beakiewas flown to Johan-

nesburg in his own personal enclosure

and was taken to the faculty of veterinary

science of the University of Pretoria in

Onderstepoort in preparation for the big

day. On 18 December, he underwent a CT

scan and Dr Steenkamp performed the sur-

gery.

When the brave little patient came to, he

had a beautiful new beak, with the help of

some delicately placed stitches, pins, wire,

and dental acrylic. The operation was very

successful andBeakiewas taken to theNZG

to get back on his feet.

Since the operation, Beakie has been un-

der the post-operative care of Dr Adrian

Tordiffe, who administered a 14-day course

of antibiotics to fight off any potential infec-

tions to the wound. The first few days he

was very sleepy and claimed a permanent

spot in the colonywhere he dozed alongside

his 32 new penguin friends. At first, he

wriggled a lot during feeding times, but be-

camemore comfortable as thedayswentby.

After threeweeks, he surprised everyone at

the NZG by coming right up to the bucket

and taking his first fish all on his own.

Nowhepusheshisway to thebucket and

is really starting to show his own special

personality. The big adventure of Beakie

has proved that the endangered African

penguin ismost certainly themost resilient

of species, and we need to do everything in

our power to help save these incredible lit-

tle birds, said Francois Louw, of Sanccob.

Beakiewill be flown back to Sanccob and

released at Boulders Beach, Simons Town.

Beakie can tuck in

again after surgery

Beakie the penguin received reconstructive

surgery to his beak after he was knocked

down by a vehicle in Simons Town.

PHOTO: TRACY SHAW

The getaway vehicle of two housebreaking

suspects was spotted in the Maitland pre-

cinct an hour after they allegedly stole

items from a house in Parow.

Const Lorenzo Johnson of Maitland po-

lice single-handedly arrested the suspects

last Wednesday when he saw their BMW

matched the description of the getaway ve-

hicle.

W/O Siyabulela Vukubi, spokesperson

forMaitland police elaborates: At approxi-

mately 11:20 lastWednesday the suspects al-

legedly robbed a house in Parow. One of the

suspects is believed to have held the domes-

tic worker at gunpoint while the other ran-

sacked the house. They managed to get

awaywith a digital camera and some jewel-

lery.

Johnson then spotted the suspects vehi-

cle in Voortrekker Road.

Twosuspects (aged 27 and32)werearrest-

ed for house robbery.

The stolen items were recovered in the

vehicle and the suspects were detained at

Parow police station.

V Anyone with more information with regard to the

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HIERDIE STADWERK VIR JOU

Toekenning van Burgerlike Eerbewyse

Die Kaapstadse publiek word versoek om individue, organisasies of militre eenhede te benoem vir die toekenning

van burgerlike eerbewyse ooreenkomstig die Raad se beleid oor die toekenning van burgerlike eerbewyse, soos dit

op 3 Desember 2008 aanvaar is.

Burgerlike eerbewyse kan in die volgende afdelings aan burgers van Kaapstad toegeken word:

Ereburgerskap van Kaapstad (persone van aansien, of militre eenhede)

Ondertekening van die boek van burgerlike eerbewyse

Vrye toegang tot Kaapstad (slegs militre eenhede)

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n Burgerlike eerbewys kan aan n lewende persoon of ter nagedagtenis aan n gestorwe persoon toegeken word,

en alle benoemings moet skriftelik geskied, moet aandui watter eerbewys ter sprake is, en moet n voldoende

motivering insluit.

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SPEAKER: STAD KAAPSTAD

A dog that had been living on her own for

about four months at the Cobble Walk shop-

ping centre in Durbanville, has been cap-

tured recently and is now looking for a lova-

ble forever home.

The dog, which has a keen preference for

KFC, has either run away from home or has

been abandoned by her family.

Whichever it was, no family has come for-

ward to claim her so far, said Joan Master-

son of the Petfinders organisation.

She evaded capture for months until we

managed to secure a humane dog trap from

the SPCA.

We put some KFC in it and finally man-

aged to rescue this little dog on Sunday 13

January. She has turned out to be a real little

darling very playful, loves people and other

dogs and loves kids, said Masterson.

They now need to find a home for her as

the man who rescued her, has three large Al-

sations who are not taking too kindly to her.

However, we found that she has become

very attached to her rescue daddy as a home

was found for her with a family with a labra-

dor.

The two dogs got on like a house on fire

until the rescue daddy left! she said.

Missy, as the dog is now called, escaped

through a window to try and follow her res-

cue daddy after he left and he had to turn

around and go through a whole process of

searching for her again until she was found.

So, she has separation issues.

We are looking for someone that will

adopt herwho is at homemost of the day, has

a very secure yard andwhowill give her spe-

cial love andattention so that she canbecome

an integrated part of a family again.

She would have to be an inside doggy. So

far we have not found that special person or

family.

She is black and white, three years old

and the cutest little dog out. She is medium-

sized and in very good health. She will be

spayed before placing at her new home.

Anyone interested in adopting her, can

contact Leon Butor on 021 976 1720 (o) or 082

887 7352 with enquiries.

A strict home check will be done before

Missy is placed with anyone and follow-ups

about her well-being will also be done.

Members of the public who would like to

place or look for lost and found pets can visit

Petfinders.co.za.

MissingMissy seeks home

Missy is looking for a forever home after she

was finally captured.

ANDR BAKKES

The odds of finding someone who has

dedicated 20 years of his/her life to vol-

untary service is slim, so it is indeed a

long shot to find a husband and a wife

who have done this together.

Gary (54) and Shirley Mller (51) of

Bothasig have been serving as volun-

teers for the City of Cape Towns Disas-

ter Risk Management Centre since the

90s.

They have seen riots, blazing fires, fa-

tal accidents, gunshot and stab wounds,

and people in desperate need.

Alternatively, they have also wit-

nessed tears of joy, rejuvenation, recon-

ciliation and hugs that seem to last for-

ever.

Making a difference for no compensa-

tion is probably the most noble thing

one cando in a society that has been con-

sumed by isolation and self-interest.

They received a pat on the back by the

city inDecember last year at the first an-

nual Disaster Risk Management Volun-

teer Awards along with 104 other vol-

unteers.

The volunteers outstanding dedica-

tion to duty, equates to 985 years of vol-

untary service to safeguard Cape Town.

About 45 of those years were contrib-

uted by the Mller-family, who are cur-

rently based in the Milnerton unit.

Says Gary: I started in May 1990 and

Shirley started one year after me. Those

days it was Civil Defence and then

changed to Civil Protection. It started

when we took our son to an open day at

Milnerton fire station. There was a stall

that elaborated a bit on this volunteer

programme and I thought it was fasci-

nating!

Garys love for first-aid was the cata-

lyst for his enlistment and since then he

has used this knowledge to save hun-

dreds of lives.

Just this Saturday he started at 18:30

and only signed off at 03:30. In this time

theyattended toamotoraccident, a stab-

bing incident of a youngster, a house

robbery in Table View and a suspected

heart attack at Killarney racetrack.

It often happens that injured or sick

people are taken to the fire station be-

fore they go to the hospital, so one mo-

ment the volunteers could be keeping

themselves busy in the operations room

and then they are tasked with emergen-

cy CPR.

Gary spent more than 400 hours last

year doing voluntary work at the Mil-

nerton unit. He also works for ER24, so

there is precious little Gary-time.

Shirley used to be more active in the

the care and comfort section of the unit,

but these days she has become less in-

volved due to the demands of her day-

time job at Trafalgar Property Manage-

ment.

When asked why people should con-

sider becoming volunteers she re-

sponds: The medical staff we have at

the moment are so over-worked. People

sit on their backsides and do nothing!

Why dont they give something back to

the community?

Gary is also the chairperson of the lo-

cal neighbourhood watch, part of the

community policing forum and has pre-

viously helped out at the victim support

unit.

Youngsters from as young as 16 can

become volunteers at the Milnerton

unit, which keeps them off the streets.

Over the years there have also been

many who used this as a stepping stone

to become firefighters and paramedics,

he adds.

Gary and Shirleys stories captivate

one and all, so in many ways they are

compensated in experiences and a feel-

ing of making a difference.

Sometimes they will just walk around

in somemall then someonewill come up

to themand thank them for saving some-

ones life or delivering a baby.

Half of Du Noon can be named after

me since I delivered them into this

world! laughs Gary.

Volunteers enlistedwith the city have

played an important role in assisting

during major incidents and disasters in

Cape Town, such as major wildfires,

flooding and fires in the informal settle-

ments and even dealing with oil spills

along the coastline.

V Contact Gary on 083 402 9218 if you want to

join any of the organisations he belongs to.

A shared passion

to help others

Shirley and Gary Mller proudly hold their

Disaster Risk Management Volunteer

Award certificates. PHOTO: ANDR BAKKES

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was R299

NOW R 195

ODD SIZES TO CLEARODD SIZES TO CLEAR

NH 29

was R489

NOW R 295

KG 22

was R499

NOW R 195

KG 25

was R499

NOW R 195

KG 101

was R499

NOW R 195

NH 18

was R499

NOW R 195

Bellville Store: 021 945 3179

opposite Clothing City and Toys R US

Kenilworth Store: 021 674 0887

off Garfield Road & opposite Builders Express

Bellville Store: 021 945 3179

opposite Clothing City and Toys R US

Kenilworth Store: 021 674 0887

off Garfield Road & opposite Builders Express

ALL LARGE SIZES: 7, 8, 9, 10 ONLYALL LARGE SIZES: 7, 8, 9, 10 ONLY

MCE 1

MCE 2

MCE 4

MCE 3

WAS

R299

WAS

R299

NOW

R179

UBER GRUVI

YOUNG LOOK!

was R329

NOW R 249

Sidney Dicks (43), who is not only a father of four but

also responsible for 170 childrenat theSOSChildrens

Village in Thornton, Goodwood, won the grand prize

in the Pick n Pay smart shopper promotion.

This will see the Child and Youth Care Develop-

ment co-ordinator leaving his responsibilities behind

next year and making his way to London on holiday

on a British Airways flight in unparalleled airline

luxury.

He has dedicated his life to caring for children and

was previously a director at the Athlone Youth and

Family Development Centre.

Working with the youth is my passion. It is said

if youdowhat youarepassionate about youwill never

work a day in your life, and that is the truth for me,

he said.

Sidney who lives on site at the Childrens Village

and is involved in any emergencies that arise, such

as sick or injured children, has never won anything

in his life before.

Mywife and I havenever been overseas so thiswill

be our first trip, he said. When I was told the news

I was completely overwhelmed. A friend has told me

about his business class flights and I never thought

I would have the opportunity to experience it.

Sidney, a keen Liverpool supporter, is planning to

go duringwinter in 2013 tomake themost of thewarm

weather inEngland.Hehas studied the football sched-

ules to see whether he could attend a match during

his stay.

Wehavea lot of friends over there thatwewill visit

and of coursewewant to sightsee asmuch as possible,

things like the London Eye and perhaps some thea-

tre.

Fate repays his good deeds in style

Father of four

Sidney Dicks

(Child and

Youth Care

development

coordinator)

has won the

trip of a

lifetime to

London,

England.

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TYGERBURGER | PAROW


Swaak ouers

soms oor hul

skuldige kroos

Hulle s as jy as ouer nog jou kinders

onder een kombers kan toemaak, het jy

nie bekommernisse nie. Dis eers wanneer

elke kind sy eie bed en sy eie toemaak-

ding het, dat jy snags in j bed rondrol.

Hierdie week het TygerBurger met

meer as een geval te doene gehad waar

een storie vir ouers vertel is en die

eintlike waarheid iets anders, iets lelikers

is. Miskien het di ouers in hulle harte

geweet iets is nie pluis nie, maar wie sal

nie hulle kinders die voordeel van die

twyfel wil gee nie.

En ouers beskerm hulle kinders, maak

nie saak watter onverantwoordelikheid of

selfs boosheid n kind aangevang het nie,

ons wil ten alle koste die goeie glo. Ons

wil glo iewers is my liefkind steeds te

bespeur te midde van dit alles.

Mas staan hulle moordenaar-kinders

tot die dood toe by in die hof, verdedig

hulle by die media. Mas beskerm hulle

kinders, sal selfs lieg in die media om

hulle kinders die gruwels van hul pas te

spaar. Hulle wil h die kinders moet

steeds glo hul pas is goeie mense, mense

wat vir hulle lief is. Daarom sal ouers die

waarheid toesmeer ter wille van hul

kinders.

Of dit die regte ding is om te doen, sal

n mens net weet as jy die ouer is wat

aan die ontvangkant van verskriklike

werklikhede van jou kinders of die ander

ouer is.

Dis iets wat n mens geen ouer toewens

nie. Ouers het immers reeds genoeg om

oor wakker te l.

U is goed, Here, U

vergewe altyd weer,

U is getrou teen

oor die wat na U

roep om hulp.

Ps. 4:16

Smile vir dadda. Roch Plato van Brackenfell neem 'n foto van sy dogter Tazzin op haar eerste skooldag in

graad 1 by Laerskool Vredelust in Bellville. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

HOOFARTIKEL

BRIEWE

[email protected]| Faks: 021 910 6561 | 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

We would like to add our

support to the sentiments

expressed recently by Lilly of

La Rochelle and to the cam-

paign by the City of Cape

Town to encourage residents to

donate food, clothing and

money to registered charities

rather than directly to beggars.

In a recent cleanup of the

Kenridge Park lower dam by

the ratepayers association, we

recovered four large bags of

rubbish made up of clothing

items, packaged food and drink

containers.

It was fairly evident that the

food and clothing had been

provided by local residents as

acts of charity to our local

community of homeless

persons.

It was equally evident that

they had inspected the con-

tents, removed anything to

their liking and tossed the rest

into the dam.

Perhaps the 10 empty bottles

of brandy we recovered

provide an indication of their

real preferences.

In addition to using the dam

as a refuse dump, they also

drop your unwanted fresh food

donations into the park refuse

bins, where it sits festering in

the sun for as long as a week.

Spare a thought, if you will,

for the workers who have to

empty these bins, for I can

assure you from personal

experience that it leaves you

needing a long shower, a

change of clothes and a

replacement breakfast.

IAN FLINT

Kenridge The Hills Residents

Association

Donations directly

to the vagrants

clearlyworth a dam

Ek rig hierdie skrywe aan

Derek Bock om hom te bedank

vir die werk en onbaatsugtig-

heid waarmee hy en die ander

Dankie vir Bock se

onbaatsugtige diens,

flinke optrede

personeel van VRCID die

Bellville-distrik dien.

Ek het hom Maandagaand (14

Januarie) geskakel rakende n

probleem van hawelose mense

wat besig was om huis op te

slaan in die erf van n onbe-

woonde huis op die hoek van

Keerwederstraat en Broadway.

Die probleem was egter baie

spoedig op n vriendelike en

professionele manier deur u en

die sekerheid van VRCID

aangespreek en uitsorteer.

Ek vind dat heelwat mense

altyd baie vinnig is om te kla

oor swak dienslewering of

klintediens, maar baie selde

sal dieselfde mense n woord

van dank of kompliment toedien

wanneer daar na hul belange of

die belange van hul streek

omgesien word. So baie dankie,

mnr. Bock.

Dit is gerusstellend om te

weet dat in hierdie moderne tye

van gejaagdheid en eiebelang,

daar steeds mense is wat vir

hul streek en vir ander omgee.

Die bakkies van VRCID is

baie sigbaar en ek gewaar hulle

op n gereelde basis in ons

woonbuurt. Hou asseblief vol

met die uitstekende diens.

REGARDT HOGAN

Epos

I just want to say thank you for

the article on the (New compu-

ter scam, TygerBurger, 16

January).

On Friday afternoon, 18

January I received a call and

answered the phone, but there

was no answer. I said hello

several times, but no one

answered.

I put down the phone and

later again the same thing

happened. I kept quiet also and

heard a womans voice. I said

hello back and the call ended.

I gave the phone to my

husband and then the call

ended. I went to inquire if the

phone call could be traced.

They said no and told me to put

identify call on my phone or

Thanks for the scam

warning I could

have been a victim

I write to you in light of the

recent news events regarding

cyclists safety on our roads.

I believe the safety of cyclists

should be their responsibility

as well as the other road users,

but more so their own.

I use the Bottelary Road on a

daily basis and it angers me to

see the cyclists disregard for

motor vehicles on the road.

They drive outside the yellow

line in groups resulting that

motorists have to come to

almost a standstill to ensure

not knocking them, and then

the motorists has to either stick

behind them or the motorists

have to endanger their own

lives by having to drive far

right into oncoming traffic just

to avoid knocking them down.

When we as motorists

approach stop streets these

cyclists will merely weave

through traffic and then stop in

front of the motorists without

any regard for us. Government

should pass a law that all

cyclists should register their

cycles and have a registration

number displayed with the

addition of rear view mirrors.

WAYNE DE KOCK

Email

Cyclists should start

thinking about the

motorists on roads

) Lug jou opinie. SMS die woord Tyger

gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527. SMSe

kos R1,50.

Uitgewer:

TygerBurger word uitgegee

deur WP Koerante en is

deelvan die Media 24groep

Verspreding:

TygerBurger Parow word elke

Woensdag in die volgende

gebiede afgelewer: Parow,

Avondale, Churchill Estate,

Clam Hall, De Tijger, Fairfield

Estate, Glen Lily, Oostersee,

ParowOos, ParowNoord,

Parowvallei, De Duin,

Kaapzicht, Kleinbosch,

Northgate, Panorama,

Plattekloof, Sonnendal,

Welgelegen.

Totale verspreiding: 19 095

TygerBurger het twaalf

verskillende uitgawes vir die

volgende gebiede: Bellville,

Durbanville, Parow, Good

wood, Brackenfell, Kraaifon

tein, Kuilsrivier, Milnerton,

Table View, Eersterivier/Blue

Downs, Ravensmead/Belhar

en Elsiesrivier.

Totale verspreiding: 285 531

Vir enige verspreidingsklagtes

skakel 021 910 6500 of epos:

verspreiding@tygerbur

ger.co.za

Kontak ons:

Nuusredakteur:

Marana Brand van Hulsteyn

0021 910 6540

[email protected]

Joernalis:

Reyana Steyn

0021 910 6562 or

reyana.steyn@tygerbur

ger.co.za

Advertensiebestuurder:

Garth Hewitt

0021 910 6520

[email protected]

Hoofkoerant advertensies:

Michiel Engelbrecht

0021 910 6524 of

0073 609 6648

[email protected]

Geklassifiseerd:

00860 11 7520

www.tygerburger.co.za

Korreksies:

Volgens die redaksionele

beleid van TygerBurger

verwelkom ons voorstelle en

kommentaar oor die koerant

se inhoud en stel ons

beduidende foute so gou as

moontlik reg. Stuur asb.

inligting oor die regstelling van

foute in die koerant aan die

ombudsman van Media24 se

Gemeenskapspers, George

Claassen, by george.claas

[email protected] of skakel

021 851 3232 of 083 543

2471. Lesers kan ook klagtes

oor die inhoud by die

Persombudsman van

SuidAfrika, mnr. Joe Thloloe,

aanhangig maak. Skakel in

daardie geval gerus 011 484

3612/8, stuur n faks na 011

484 3619 of n epos na

nakhanyim@ombuds

man.org.za or johanr@om

budsman.org.za

LEWENSKIEKIE

to go to the police station if I

was threatened.

On Saturday morning I

received a phone call again.

This time I didnt say hello. I

just kept quiet. Moments later

the person started speaking.

She asked me if I had a

computer at home then I

remembered the article and

told her I know this is a scam

and that it was in the newspa-

per. I lied and told her that her

number was on my phone and

that Id give it to the police.

There was no answer and the

call ended. I just want to say

thank you and continue

delivering excellent informa-

tion to the community.

REN KOOPMAN

Email

While travelling to your destination or en-

joying various celebrations, there are risks

for health and safety hazards.

Accidents such as car accidents, hospitali-

sation, traffic faults and fires are very com-

mon and many residents do not know the

proper procedures to follow when such an

accident occurs.

TygerBurger compiled a list of emergency

numbers residents can phone to report such

incidents or to obtain help.

V All emergencies: 107 toll free from landli-

ne; 112 toll free from mobile.

V Parow Police: 021 929 7000/7037

Dedicated numbers for sector police:

VSector 1 (Welgelegen and Panorama):

082 821 0278.

V Sector 2 (Glenlilly, Churchill Estate, the

golf course, The Greens, Parow-Noord, De

Tijger, Avondale, Oosterzee, Fairfield Esta-

te and Clamhall): 082 411 2681.

V Sector 3 (Parow-businesss centre andPa-

row-East Industrial): 082 411 3065.

V Sector 4 (Tygerberg-hospital, Klipkop,

Parow Valley and Beaconvale): 082 411 2692.

VMetro police: 086 076 5423

V Ambulance can be contacted on provin-

cial: 10177

V PanoramaMediclinic can be reached on

021 938 2111

V Tygerberg Hospital: 021 938 491

V ER24: 083 414 5680

V Fire Control: 021 590 1900

V Alcohol and drug 24/7 helpline:

0800 435 748

V Childline: 0800 055 555

V Poison Hotline can be reached on

0800 333 444

V City fault reporting: 0860 103 089

V Traffic enquiries: 021 590 1900

V Public Transport: 0800 656 463

V AIDS Help Line can be contacted on

0800 012 322

VWeather Forecast(Cape Town) can be

called on 082 162

V DisasterManagement can be reached on

021 400 3635.

Note emergency numbers

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T: 021 595 1170 | WWW.N1CITYMALL.CO.ZA

LOUWTJIE ROTHMAN STREET | GOODWOOD | CAPE TOWN

4 JAN - 1 FEB 2013

T&Cs apply. Winner to be contacted by phone on 2 February 2013. Three night cruise valid for two people and departs

26 February 2013 from Cape Town return. Visit www.n1citymall.co.za for full T&Cs.

Win a cruise to Mossel Bay valued at R14 500

Spend R120 or more at N1 City

Mall & place your till slip with

contact details in an entry box

STARLIGHT CRUISES

Tsoenami-plant stonk haar

ANDR BAKKES

Tannie Liekkie Jordaan (77) het n woon-

stel vol verrassings. In die een hoek is daar

n unieke koffietafel, in die ander is daar

tientalle porseleinpoppies en aan die ander

kant van die vertrek staan n skootreke-

naar.

Die mees fassinerende verrassing groei

egter in n pot op haar stoep n geheimsin-

nige plant, wat Liekkie behoorlik gestonk

het.

Watse vreemde plant is di wat honderde

klein plantjies van sy eie op die blare dra?

Ek noem dit die tsoenami-plant, vertel

Liekkie met groot o.

n Vriendin van haar destydse buurvrou

het die plant teruggebring van Asi n die

tsoenami in 2004 en toe gee sy vir Liekkie

n klein blaartjie. Sy plant dit toe en nou gee

sy self blaartjies vir enigiemand wat saam

tob oor di buitengewone plant.

Is dit nie wonderlik nie? vra sy terwyl

sy staar na haar heldergroen vriend.

Die naam van di plant, wat haar voort-

durend laat kopkrap? Die geleerdes noem

dit n Kalanchoe daigremontiana Itulehti!

Ja, gelukkig is die naam selfs verwarren-

der as die plant self. n Vertaling van die

groot Latynse woorde is blykbaar Moeder

van duisende. Die plant staan ook bekend

as die Duiwel se Ruggraat, Alligator-

plant en die Meksikaanse hoedplant.

Die unieke plant reproduseer deur ba-

bas te maak rondom die kante van elke

blaar. Dit kan gepluk word of wanneer dit

self afval, groei daar nuwe plante waar dit

val.

Liekkie praat met net soveel passie oor

haar ander stokperdjies. Een daarvan kan

bespeur word wanneer sy agter haar skoot-

rekenaar, wat sy blykbaar nog glad nie ver-

staan nie, en rekenaarspeletjies speel.

Dit hou die angsaanvalleweg, s symet

n glimlag. Haar jeugdigheid en lus vir die

lewe is inderdaad merkwaardig.

The 10monthold Devon

is very loveable and

good with other dogs.

He is a large dog and as

he is still a puppy, he

will benefit from

training, given his size

and exuberance. A home

prepared to train this

intelligent dog will be

rewarded with an

exceptional companion.

A home visit and

adoption fee apply. Contact Joan on 021 975 8008 or

083 356 2825 or Jane on 076 799 0249. Visit the website of

the Fisantekraal Animal Welfare at www.faw.za.org or

Facebook.

Looking for forever homes

Raven is a mediumsized

female, hoping to find a forever

home. She is very well social

ised and loves to play with

other dogs. She is 10 months

old and will be a playful and

affectionate companion.

Die spoke loop weer wanneer die Mystery

Ghost Bus in sy dertiende en finale jaar die

nekhare in verskeie stede sal laat rys.

Op Saterdag 9 Februarie vind dit in Johan-

nesburg plaas en op Saterdag 16 Februarie in

Pretoria en Kaapstad.

Pub en grub-stoppe, poltergeeste, draaikol-

ke, kastele, n donker spookagtige kamer, be-

graafplase en vele meer sal deel wees van di

skrikvermaak.

Die aksie vind van 19:00 tot 00:00 (midder-

nag) by n kerkhof plaas teen R299 per per-

soon.

Maatskappygroepe van 30 of meer persone

is welkom.

Besprekings kan gedoen word by Compu-

ticket of Checkers/Shoprite.

Vir meer inligting oor di spookavontuur

van n leeftyd, besoek www.mysteryghost-

bus.co.za.

Spoke loopweer by kastele en begraafplase

Abusiness networking breakfast by Hirschs

Milnerton will be taking place on 31 January

from 08:00 to 10:00.

This breakfast will discuss the myths and

facts relating to sectional title living. It is a

must for any property manager, chairperson

or future investor.

Shirley Bailey, author of Key-Word Access

to the Sectional Titles Act will be speaking

about issues involving sectional title living.

The morning is free of charge, but booking

is essential. The breakfast will be taking pla-

ce atHirschsMilnerton on the corner of Koe-

berg and Racecourse roads.

Refreshments will be served.

RSVP to Nardo van Eck on nar-

[email protected] or contact him on

021 528 6700 for further information.

Musthave information on sectional title

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Kunsvlytmark by bib gehou

n Kunsvlytmark word aangebied deur

Parow se senior sentrum op Saterdag 26

Januarie van 09:00 tot 14:00 by die

Bellville-biblioteek.

By hierdie mark kry senior entrepre-

neurs die geleentheid om hul handewerk

uit te stal en te verkoop.

n Groot verskeidenheid tuisvervaardig-

de produkte en artikels word aangebied.

V Vir meer inligting, bel Annaleen Nel by

021 930 3702 of 076 451 7229.

The Abbotts College Senior High School in

Century Gate, Milnerton boasts two top stu-

dents who each passed with distinctions

during the matric exams.

The college caters for theneeds of students

in Grade 10, 11 and 12.

At Abbotts college they empower students

so that they leave as independent adultswho

take ownership of their lives and face the fu-

ture with confidence.

Top distinctions for

two Abbotts students

Ethan Fourie from Plattekloof Glen obtained

distinctions in dramatic arts, geography,

information technology, English and life

orientation. during the matric exams. His

future plans include studying for a BA degree

in philosophy and English at the University of

Cape Town. He wishes to start developing his

own home studio as well as get a part time

job.

Anna Kammies obtained six distinctions in

matric and was rated as the top student at

Abbotts College Century Gate campus. She will

be working at a hospital in Germany and plans

on applying for a course in speech sciences in

Germany. Anna is from Bellville.

Seeing double: Proud principal, Mr Anton Mostert, poses with a happy bunch of twins as

well as a set of triplets enrolled at Panorama Primary School this year. The little ones are

very excited to learn lots of new things and to make new friends. The triplets in Grade 1 are

happy and excited to be part of the big school. The twins are (from left) Matthew and

Andrew Schipper, Severino and Celestino De Jesus and Nica and Emilio De Andrade. The

triplets (in front) are Sophia, Daniel and Isabella Carneiro. PHOTO: A & J PRODUKSIES

As of this Monday (21 January), residents

can nominate individuals or military units

for Civic Honours.

These prestigious awards recognise South

African citizens for excellence in upholding

the rights of others; serving others above

oneself; or contributing to nation-building

through outstanding service and achieve-

ments.

Individuals, organisations and military

units that have distinguished themselves

are acknowledged through extraordinary

acts of service or outstanding contributions

to their community and the city.

Theawards are given in termsof theCitys

CivicHonours Policy, whichwas adopted by

Council on 3 December 2008.

The policy identifies the following main

categories for awards:

V TheMayorsMedalwhich acknowledges

outstanding contributions that are made

voluntarily by individuals or associations in

various fields, such as community affairs;

social affairs and services; cultural affairs;

youth affairs; recreation and sport; conser-

vation; economic affairs; and extraordinary

bravery.

V Freedom of the City is an award given

to individuals, military units or organisa-

tions which have distinguished themselves

through heroic service.

There are currently three living Freemen

of the City: former state president andNobel

laureate Nelson Mandela; Nobel laureate

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu; and

former chancellor for the University of the

Western Cape, Dr Richard van der Ross.

V The signing of the Civic Honours Book

which is an invitation for a person to sign

or inscribe their name against a citation of

their achievement in the Civic Honours

Book.

V Freedomof entry into theCity is an acco-

lade which is only given to military units,

to recognise the outstanding service to their

country and city.

Military units that receive this honour

maymarch through the streets ofCapeTown

during all ceremonial and other occasions

with swords drawn, bayonets fixed, drums

beating and colours flying.

A Civic Honour may be nominated on be-

half of a living person or in memory of a de-

ceased person. All the nominations must be

presented in writing, indicating the honour

to be bestowed and include an adequate mo-

tivation.

The public are invited to submit their

nominations throughpost to theOffice of the

Executive Mayor, Private Bag X9181, Cape

Town 8000 or via email to Levona.Afri-

[email protected] 22Febru-

ary. See thepolicy atwww.capetown.gov.za/

policies; or phone 021 400 5841.

Nominate now for top

Civic Honours accolade

Its a kind ofmagicatCenturyCitynatu-

ral goods market this month when Ikamva

Marimba Band will be performing at the

market.

On Sunday 27 January from 09:00 to 14:00

visitors will be accompanied by the music

of the vibey marimba group.

Celebrate the bright side of life with a

glass of organic bubbly while browsing

around this popular market, with its great

selection of quality products and delicious

food, kept cool and safe under stretch

Bedouin tents created by Touareg.

And as for the children, well there are bar-

rels of fun awaiting them too! Besides the

free train rides every 30 minutes on the Ra-

tanga Junction train there will be a magi-

cian and loads of activities on hand to keep

them giddy with joy.

For the mutt lovers, African Tails will be

hosting another adoption day with the cut-

est dogs and puppies.

The NGO Brave Recovery Warriors will

also have a stall selling organic, medicinal

products and gifts made by the brave for the

brave with care and courage. For each item

sold, one is donated to someone in hospital

who is recovering from physical trauma.

The market is situated at Central Park,

Park Lane in Century City (follow Intaka Is-

land signs).

V Contact 021 531 2173 or email naturalgoodsmar

[email protected].

Loads of fun

at themarket

Goodwoodholistic fair

The monthly Goodwood holistic and

community fair will be taking place at

the Lions community centre on the

corner of Merriman and Dirkie Uys

streets on 27 January from 10:00 to 16:00.

There are a number of therapists,

healers and card readers and also a great

selection of goods, crystals, organic and

natural skin products to be tried and

tested as well as good food, delicious

coffees, organic juices, and much more.

From this month there will also be more

on iridology. Entry fee will be R5 and for

those under 12 it will be free.

V Formore details contact Zaeemah on 021 591 5475

or on 083 861 5600.

Tea and cake at the library

The Friends of the Bothasig library will

be having their monthly cake and tea

market on Saturday 2 February from

09:00.

Cakes, savouries and tea will be on

sale. Stall holders are welcome to reserve

a table for R25.

V For more information contact Merle Clarke on

082 426 0332 or Ferozah Jacobs on 082 693 5269.

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Date: Saturday, 2 Feb 2013 from 09:00-13:00 Dress code: Smart

HIERDIE STADWERK VIR JOU

KENNISGEWING VAN N VERGADERING VAN DIE RAAD

n Vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word op Donderdag

31 Januarie 2013 om 10:00 in die Raadsaal, 6de Verdieping, Podiumblok,

Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad gehou.

Let asseblief daarop dat daar n beperkte getal sitplekke in die openbare galery in

die Raadsaal beskikbaar is en dat dit dus op n eerste-daar-eerste-gehelp-grondslag

toegeken sal word. As u die vergadering wil bywoon, moet u asseblief tussen 09:00

en 16:00 vir Michelle Alberts by 021 400 3708 skakel en aan haar u van, voorletters

en kontaktelefoonnommer verstrek. Alle versoeke om

bywoning moet teen nie later nie as een dag voor die

vergadering ontvang word.

Besoekers word versoek om asseblief hulle sitplekke

teen 09:30 in te neem.

ACHMAT EBRAHIM

STADSBESTUURDER

Big Grade 1 grins at Carel du Toit

The Carel du Toit centre in Parow where deaf children learn to

speak, welcomed their new Grade 1 learners on Wednesday 16

January.

Here are

Connor Muller,

Jamie Lewis,

Esmar Wells

(teacher),

Catherine

Louwrens,

Aqueelah

Williams,

Bophelo

Sibamba and

Mujahid

Watson.

Here are (front) Verintino Elias, Simon van Greuning, Marika de Villiers (teacher), Lucresha

Williams and De Wet Willemse. At the back is Bradwin McKay, Sonia Beyers, JD Ackerman and

Adriaan Wagener.

In front is Masood Hendricks, Kauthar Ryklief and Achmat Isaacs. In the back row is Abdur

Razzaq Arendse, Camryn Josephs Dramat, Katelyn Coe, Nicola Kleynhans (teacher), Laurdene

Erasmus and Dawood Adams.

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NEWS

TYGERBURGER | PAROW


If youhave started 2013 in need of somemo-

tivation, you need look no further.

Glen McQuirk, founder of Map4Life will

be helping people find their purpose in life

in a series of meetings to be held in Bell-

ville from tomorrow to Saturday 26 Janu-

ary.

The Map4Life programme encompasses

the skills of coaches, authors,motivational

speakers and trainers.

Map4Life allows people to do more than

dream about their purpose in life. It gives

them the tools to turn those dreams into re-

ality.

A series of meetings are on offer, from

the FastTrack sessions on Thursday 26, a

motivational talk on Pursuing your Pur-

pose on Thursday evening, a workshop on

Friday to show you how to really get out

of debt and generate wealth and a motiva-

tional talk on leadership and a breakfast

on Saturday morning.

There is no charge for the motivational

talk on Wednesday January 24.

WIN! WIN! WIN!

V For the other three events, the organisers are giv

ing away one free spot for each event. To stand

a chance of winning, call Debbie at 021 975 5409

andquote the key phrase I want to pursuemypur

pose and passion.

V Call Debbie at 021 975 5409 or email deb

[email protected] for more details.

Map4Life will

get 2013 going

Drie gelukkige lesers kan dubbel-

kaartjieswen na die tweede Riesling

Rocks-fees op 9 Februarie.

Maak n draai by die Hartenberg-

wynlandgoed vir top-Rieslingwyne

van die beste kelders in Suid-Afrika

saam met heerlike deli-lekkernye.

Carl Schultz, die toegekende wyn-

maker van Hartenberg, een van

Suid-Afrika se voorste Riesling-pro-

dusente, het die crme de la crme

van wynkelders uitgenooi om hul

Rieslings ten toon te stel op hierdie

heerlike kos-en-wynfees buite Stel-

lenbosch.

Riesling is moontlik een van die

veelsydigste wyne en kan met by-

kans enige kos geniet word.

V Riesling Rocks vind plaas op Saterdag 9

Februarie by Hartenberg op die Bottelary

pad (M23) buite Stellenbosch van 12:00 tot

17:00. Kaartjies is beskikbaar teen R180 per

persoon, n wynglas ingesluit. Dit kan direk

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Tygerburger Parow 23 Jan 2013