www.bolandgazette.co.za bolandgazette.mobi Year 17 • Tuesday 23 July 2013 | Tel. 021 853 0211 Helderberg ACTUAL PRODUCTS ON OFFER MAY DIFFER FROM VISUALS SHOWN, AS THESE ARE SERVING SUGGESTIONS ONLY • HAMILTONS ADVERTISING 220713 • NO HAWKERS • NO TRADERS • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES • E&OE Somerset Value Mart • Tel: 021 851 2824/65 • T/Hours: Mon-Thurs: 8:30 - 6 • Fri: 8:30 - 7 • Sat: 8 - 5 • Sun: 9 - 2 • Valid from: Tuesday 23 - Sunday 28 July 2013 • Available at this store ONLY! Pensioner’s Breakfast Plus Free Coffee for Only R20 Valid Thursdays ONLY! SOMERSET WEST BUTCHERY 49.99per kg BIG DEAL Whole & Half Lamb Packs BIG DEAL FRUIT COMBO R39 ONE Large Juicy Paw Paw, ONE Large Sweet Pineapple, ONE 2kg Orange Thriftpack, TWO Kiwi Fruit, ONE 250g Punnet of Farm Fresh Strawberries & ONE Banana Thriftpack AS SEEN ON TV! Nomzamo eagerly awaiting new clinic ASHRAF BOOLEY A new two-storey community health clinic will start to take shape by October this year on the corner of Solomon, Majola and Nombula Streets in Nomzamo. The new clinic will have a treat- ment area for chronic and acute con- ditions with specialist rooms for treating acute conditions and wound care. It will also have consultation and counselling rooms, a pharmacy, an infectious disease unit with a ded- icated Direct Observation Treat- ment (DOT) room and a women and child health unit. A secure, sheltered waiting area for patients arriving before opening hours, with full access to toilets, as well as a large multi-purpose room for education, training and physical therapy will also be included. According to Percy Frederic of the Nomzamo Community Trust, which held a stakeholders’ meeting last week Monday to discuss the process it took to secure a new clinic, the trust identified the need for the health facility in early 2008. He says the need for a new clinic was raised as the existing Ikhwesi Health Centre was no longer able to adequately cope with the ever-grow- ing populations of Lwandle, Nomza- mo, Asanda Village and other sur- rounding areas. “With the rental income of the Nomzamo business centre, we man- aged to buy a piece of land which we donated to the province. The land was donated on condition that they build a clinic. Our donation of the land to the province made them more receptive to agreeing to build a new clinic in the area. This shows that the community is willing to look after themselves. “The beneficiaries of the Nomza- mo Community Trust is the commu- nity in general and we utilise the money of the trust to benefit the com- munity,” says Frederic. The facility will provide approxi- mately 1 500 m² of floor space and will include a lift, says Faiza Steyn, direc- tor of communications for the pro- vincial Department of Health. The need to build two floors, she says, is because of the site’s size of 2 020m². The estimated cost of construction will be between R25 and R30 million, says Steyn. The clinic is scheduled for completion early to mid 2015, and operating hours will be from Monday to Friday from 07:00 to 16:30. “It is our aim to make health serv- ices as accessible as possible to the people of the Western Cape,” says Western Cape health minister Theuns Botha. He says the provin- cial authority is currently construct- ing the largest number of health fa- cilities ever in the history of this province. Many residents feel the need for an additional and larger clinic than the existing Ikhwezi Health Centre in Nomzamo. Some residents told the Gazette that waiting times could stretch from 05:00 to 16:00 for some patients. Nomzamo resident Nomalizo Pi- kashe, who was involved in estab- lishing Ikhwezi Health Centre, says she is very excited about the new clinic. “It will have a positive impact on the community because at present they panic when they get turned away from the clinic. “The staff will also be thankful for this because the long queues put a lot of stress and pressure on them as well.” The Early Childhood De- velopment (ECD) Forum from Good News Crèche, along with the children of the crèche, visited Stad- ford Old Age Home in Strand to sing praise and to pray for South Africa’s former president Nelson Mandela. Photographed with the children are Elsabe Plaatjies (left, holding the banner), councillor Chantal Cerfon- tein (also holding the ban- ner), Maliza Job, Nadia Moses and Monique Hen- dricks. Singing for Madiba
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Nomzamo eagerly awaiting new clinicASHRAF BOOLEY
A new two-storey communityhealth clinic will start to takeshape by October this year on thecorner of Solomon, Majola andNombula Streets in Nomzamo.
The new clinic will have a treat-ment area for chronic and acute con-ditions with specialist rooms fortreatingacute conditions andwoundcare. It will also have consultationand counselling rooms, a pharmacy,an infectiousdiseaseunitwith aded-icated Direct Observation Treat-ment (DOT) room and a women andchild health unit.A secure, sheltered waiting area
for patients arriving before openinghours, with full access to toilets, aswell as a large multi-purpose roomfor education, training and physicaltherapy will also be included.According to Percy Frederic of the
Nomzamo Community Trust, whichheld a stakeholders’ meeting lastweek Monday to discuss the processit took to secure a new clinic, thetrust identified the need for thehealth facility in early 2008.He says the need for a new clinic
was raised as the existing IkhwesiHealth Centre was no longer able toadequately cope with the ever-grow-ing populations of Lwandle, Nomza-mo, Asanda Village and other sur-rounding areas.
“With the rental income of theNomzamo business centre, we man-aged to buy a piece of land which wedonated to the province. The landwas donated on condition that theybuild a clinic. Our donation of thelandto theprovincemadethemmorereceptive to agreeing to build a newclinic in thearea.Thisshowsthat thecommunity is willing to look afterthemselves.“The beneficiaries of the Nomza-
mo Community Trust is the commu-nity in general and we utilise themoneyof the trust tobenefit the com-munity,” says Frederic.The facility will provide approxi-
tor of communications for the pro-vincial Department of Health. Theneed to build two floors, she says, isbecause of the site’s size of 2 020m².The estimated cost of construction
will be between R25 and R30million,says Steyn. The clinic is scheduledfor completion early tomid 2015, andoperatinghourswillbefromMondayto Friday from 07:00 to 16:30.“It is our aim to make health serv-
ices as accessible as possible to thepeople of the Western Cape,” saysWestern Cape health ministerTheuns Botha. He says the provin-cial authority is currently construct-ing the largest number of health fa-cilities ever in the history of thisprovince.
Manyresidents feel theneed foranadditional and larger clinic than theexisting Ikhwezi Health Centre inNomzamo. Some residents told theGazette that waiting times couldstretch from 05:00 to 16:00 for somepatients.Nomzamo resident Nomalizo Pi-
kashe, who was involved in estab-lishing Ikhwezi Health Centre, saysshe is very excited about the newclinic. “Itwill have a positive impactonthecommunitybecauseatpresentthey panic when they get turnedaway from the clinic.“The staff will also be thankful for
this because the longqueuesput a lotof stress and pressure on them aswell.”
The Early Childhood De-velopment (ECD) Forumfrom Good News Crèche,along with the children ofthe crèche, visited Stad-ford Old Age Home inStrand to sing praise andto pray for South Africa’sformer president NelsonMandela. Photographedwith the children areElsabe Plaatjies (left,holding the banner),councillor Chantal Cerfon-tein (also holding the ban-ner), Maliza Job, NadiaMoses and Monique Hen-dricks.
SingingforMadiba
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St Paul’s Primêr behaal‘gesonde’ tweede plekSt Paul’s Primêr in Faure het onlangs dietweede plek behaal in hul skooldistrik segesondheidsbevorderings week onder dietema “Leef gesondheid, bly gesond”.
Leerlinge en perso-neellede het aan op-voedkundige aktiwi-teite deelgeneem soosom plakkate te maakoor MIV en gesondeeetgewoontes, omsmaaklike gesondeetes temaak,enomoorMIV te sing.’n Gasspreker het
hulle meer vertel oormiddelmisbruik en re-habilitasie, leerlingehet hul hand gewaagaantaichimetmeesterNiklaas Thyssen enonderwysers kon ’ngratis bloeddruk- ensuikertoets laat doenby paramedikus Mari-ke Loots.
Hierdie wye en interessante reeks aktiwitei-te en bewusmakingspraatjies was goed genoegvir ’n tweede plek, toegeken deur die departe-ment van onderwys se Metro-Oos-distrikkan-toor.
’n Tai chi-klas was maar een van die interessante aktiwiteite.
Die skool het nuwe maniere gevind om MIV-bewusmaking te doen.
BACK TO SCHOOL SURPRISE: A surprise was in store for pupils at Strand Secondary on theirfirst day back at the start of their second semester last Monday. Brendyn Alloys from the organisationReclaiming Youth announced to over 1 000 pupils that Grade 8 to 11 pupils stand a chanceof winning a bicycle at the end of the year. “All you have to do is attend school every day fromtoday onwards,” Alloys announced to pupils. Names of pupils who attended school every day bythe end of the year will go into a draw. The lucky pupil, randomly selected, will walk away witha brand new Raleigh Rock 5 mountain bicycle sponsored by Cedric Miller from Millers Outfitters,Strand. “We believe in rewarding excellence,” announced principal Gavin Phillips to pupils. Healso added that they will take pupils’ behaviour into account when the winner is selected. Alloyssays this is a way to encourage pupils to be in school every day and to help reduce school dropoutrates. Hier (from left) are pupil Ryno Joubert, Erica Johannes (deputy principal), Kobus van Wyk(member of the school’s governing body), Brendyn Alloys, Oesman Basadien (both from ReclaimingYouth) and pupils John Ruzvidzo and Elzavia Njobo. PHOTO: ASHRAF BOOLEY
DEADLY WEAPON: On Thursday 11 July officers at the Strand police reacted to information receivedabout an illegal firearm at a house in Liberty Street. A search warrant was obtained and officerssearched the house, finding a shotgun and ammunition. The firearm, which is suspected to havebeen used in a shooting incident in the same street on 22 June, during which a man (30) wasfatally wounded, was reported stolen at the Gordon’s Bay police. Two men, 43 and 20, were arrestedand appeared in the Strand Magistrate’s Court last Monday. Pictured (from left) are Sergeant OswaldAdams and Constables Faizel September, Eugene Cloete and Reagan Truter.
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Vrae onbeantwoord ná huis brand’n Brand wat op Sondag 14 Julieomstreeks 10:30 by ’n huis in Ma-cassar ontstaan het, het die gesinvan drie ontwrig.
Die omstandighede waaronder diebrandontstaanhet is egter steedson-duidelik.
Die huiseienaar, Sally Williams,en bure het ’n persverklaring deurWilfred Solomons-Johannes van dieStad Kaapstad se rampbestuur ont-ken wat lui dat die brand ontstaanhet toe twee meisies (2 en 17) in diehuis was terwyl sy ’n smokkelhuisbesoek het.
“Met die ondervraging van dietwee kinders wat in die huis was isdaar gesê dat hulle met vuurhoutjiesgespeel het,” het die verklaring ge-lui.
Tydens die Helderberg Gazette sebesoek aan die huis in Ringlaan ver-lede Maandagmiddag, het bure egter’n ander weergawe van die gebeuregehad.
Volgens Valerie Gardener watlangsaan woon was haar bure nietuis ten tyde van die brand nie.
Gardener sê Williams het by Shop-rite gaan inkopies doen, en dat haarkleinkind Elnecia (5) en haar dogterTamellyn (17) by ander bure was.Gardener het rook by die voorstevenster sien uitkom en haar seun,Winston, geroep.
VolgensWinstonhethyensybroerhulle na die brandende huis gehaas,die agterdeur oopgeskop en met em-mers water die brand probeer blus.
Nogburewasgouopdie toneelmettuinslangeomtehelp.Diepolisie, ge-volgdeurdiebrandweer,wasvolgen-de op die toneel.
Volgens nog ’n buurvrou, BeatriceLudick, het ’n geskokte Williamskorthiernabydiehuisopgedaagmet
die blikkie vis en brood wat sy virmiddagete gaan koop het.
Solomon-Johannes sê verder dathy maatskaplike werkers versoekhetom’nsaakvanmoontlikekinder-verwaarlosing te ondersoek.
Al die meubels in die slaapkamer
waardie brandontstaanhet, is indiebrand vernietig.
Die res van die huis het erge rook-skade opgedoen. Ten spyte hiervanslaapWilliams steeds indiehuismetook heelwat vensters wat gebreek is.
Volgens haar is dit om te verhoed
dat misdadigers dalk kan inbreek enhul besittings steel.
Die twee meisies word tydelik bybure gehuisves.
Mense wat die gesin kan help, kanAnnieduPreezby084 425 3701ofBea-trice Ludick by 084 981 9811 bel.
Winston Gardener buite die slaapkamer waar die brandontstaan het. FOTO’S: DELIAH BRINKHUIS Annie du Preez, Valencia Amstrong en Tamellyn Williams besig om op te ruim.
Earrings takenfrom jewellersA pair of diamond earrings, valued atR15 000, was stolen from Wolf Bros jewellersin Somerset Mall on Sunday 14 July.
According to shop assistant RaymondPaulsen a woman entered the store at about12:30. She requested to see a few chains thatwere on display in the shop’s window.
Paulsen says the stand also had five pairsof earrings on it, and that the woman wasaccompaniedbyaman,whoremainedstand-ing on the outside of the jewellers.
Thewoman later toldPaulsen that she andherhusbandwouldreturn later if theydecid-ed to buy the chain.
Only after they had left, he realised thata pair of 0,5 ct diamond earrings was miss-ing. He describes her as 1,69 m tall, light incomplexion with a square face, black hairand dark eyes.
Anyone with information that can aid thepolice, can phone Detective Constable Ste-ven Levendal on 021 850 1344.
After the Gazette recently featured a sto-ry on illegal dumping that has been tak-ing place in Macassar for the past fewyears, theCityofCapeTownsent fiveCityofficials to the site to investigate the is-sue.
This was done along with Cedric Hen-dricks,chairpersonoftheMacassarEnviron-mentalandNatureConservationSocietyandCoastal Forum, who initially raised the con-cern.
Hendricks sayshegave theofficials a shorttour of Macassar to point out the various are-as where the dumping occurs.
“Iwanted thewaste removed fromthe sitesas well as ‘no dumping’ signage erected invarious parts of Macassar to make peopleaware that they aren’t allowed to dump onthe site,” explains Hendricks.
He also claims that he has seen toxic wastedumped on the site, but says the City refutedthese claims.
Councillor Ernest Sonnenberg, ExecutiveMayoralCommitteemember forUtilityServ-
ices at the City ofCape Town, saysthey will be level-lingoff thedumpingand the offendingitems found at someof the sites will beremoved.
He adds that anyexcess sand will beutilised to coverholes caused bysand mining in thepublic open spacesin Macassar.
Regarding theerection of “nodumping” signage,Sonnenberg claimsthat there was novisible dumping atsome locations,pointed out by Ce-dric, where he wanted the signage erected.
“The erection of ‘no dumping’ signage isdone solely at the discretion of the City ofCape Town in areas identified as experienc-
ing regular dumping.“TheCitywillmonitor the area andboards
will be erected on sites that experience regu-lar dumping,” he says.
This photo was taken recently where the dumping site along New and BermudaRoads is in the process of being cleared. PHOTO: ASHRAF BOOLEY
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WomanarrestedforperjuryA woman (29) fromAsanda Village wasarrested for perjuryon Sunday eveningataround17:00bytheKhayelitsha policeunit for family vio-lence, child protec-tion and sexual of-fences.This is after she re-
ported a case of rapeat theLwandlepolicestation on Saturdayat around 07:20.She alleged that
her boyfriend’snephew invited herinto his house, thatshe refused but thathe dragged her intohis house where heallegedly raped her.The Khayelitsha
FCS unit arrested aman (20) for the al-leged rape, but be-came suspicious ofthe woman’s state-ment as the investi-gation continued.She eventually ad-
mitted that she hadgiven them a falsestatement underoath as no rape tookplace.Acaseofperju-ry was opened andshewas arrested andcharged.She will soon ap-
pear in the StrandMagistrate’s Court.Police warn com-
munitymembersnotto lie under oathwhen opening cases,as this is a crime.
Is what’s on the label in the tin?Have you noticed achange in theway foodsare labelled lately?This may be because
the effects of the latestfood labelling and ad-vertising legislation,emphasising the word-ing of labels and howproducts are adver-tised, are becomingmore and more promi-nent.South African food
manufacturers areobliged to state onlyfactsonallof theirprod-ucts, using labels to ed-
ucate consumers, to beclear and to avoid con-fusing consumers.An example would be
not stating that a prod-uct is strawberry whenit is in actual fact onlystrawberry-flavoured.Some mandatory in-
formation include in-structions for use, netcontents, a tabulatednutrient analysis, useby date and allergens.The Gazette asked
some readers if theythink food manufactur-ers comply with this
legislation, if they haverecentlycomeacross la-bels not containing themandatory informa-tion, and whether theycare.
“I sometimes readwhat is on the la-bels, but not al-ways. This actuallymakes me awarethat I always haveto lookat labelsasthere are a lot ofimitation prod-ucts on themarketthat are not theoriginal product,”says Carren Timm.“For example, itdidn’t alwaysstate on the labelsthat a product ischocolate fla-voured but in-stead said that itis actual choco-late. And if some-thing is processed then it should be stated that it is. Allproducts should also have the best before and sell bydate on them and that is not always the case.”
“I do care whether productsare original or imitation. Iwouldn’t pay expensive fora product that is imitationand advertised as original.I didn’t know about theselatest regulations but I’mglad it’s in place,” saysAndiswa Sotyali.
Odwa Zepe says he doesn’t thinkthat all food manufacturers applythese regulations. “In many casesfood products don’t state best be-fore dates,” he says.
Laeeka Jappie says she some-times checks her food labels,though not always. “However,I do care whether I am beingsold imitation products and it’sadvertised as original.”
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‘Decriminalisesex work’I want to echo the recent findings of the SouthAfrican Commission for Gender Equality, inthat I believe most of the problems relatingto sexworkerswould be better solved, thoughcounter-intuitively, by the decriminalisationof sex work.This has been tried successfully in other
countries.Decriminalisation would firstly allow sex
workers to operate fromwithin legitimate es-tablishments, rather than having to hangaround on the street.Decriminalisation would also allow sex
workers to find clientele more discreetly, asthey could advertise their services in, for ex-ample, classified advertisements instead ofstanding on the street.Finally, itwouldalsoallowtheMacassarpo-
lice to better focus their limited resources onactual crime, such as robberies or rape.I think that if we think carefully about it
as a community, it is possible to find solutionsto theproblemsmentioned in thearticlewhilestill respecting the rights of the sex workers,who are after all, just people trying to earna living, likeanyoneelse.Theyaren’t stealing;their services are based on mutual consent.
DAVID JOFFE
Leser stuur SMSMacassar-daghospitaal
) Ek stem saam met Julia Nthuseng oor dienagskof-dokters by Macassar-daghospitaal.Hier is baie matrikulante van 2010 wat nog
by die huis sit sonder werk en almal het werknodig. Daar kan opleiding aangebied word omook ’n sukses te maak van hul lewens. Werk isskaars en ek praat uit ervaring.J.P., Macassar
‘Safety mustcome first’The councillor for Ward 15 needs to get theofficials involved to make urgent recommen-dations to Council to deal with the matter ofLourensia Park residents having to cross apipe over a stream to reach their homes.Although the Melck Sloot has heritage sta-
tus and belongs to Heartlands, the safety ofLourensiaPark residentsmust come first.Wewant to see a solution that will make it saferfor children and the elderly to cross over thestream.Stop negotiating and do something before
more serious injuries occur.ANDREW ARNOLDS, Strand City of Light Project
Gesondheidtoetse vir senior burgersAnneFischer, sekretaressevanOakTreeVoetewas-klub van Salvo Park in Fir-grove, nooi alle senior burgers uit om tekom aansluit by die klub.Hulle voete sal gewas word en hulle
bloedsuikervlakkeengewigsal ooknage-gaan word.Die huissorg-verpleegsters doen dit el-
keDonderdagoggendvanaf09:00 tot12:00.
Daar sal ook ander aktiwiteite be-spreek word.Dit sal plaasvind by Eddie Arendse se
woning by Eikelaan 48, Salvo Park, Fir-grove.BelAnneFischerby021 842 3561,Eddie
Arendse by 021 842 2562 of Valla Americaby 021 842 3473 vir meer inligting oor dieklub se bedrywighede.
Diabetic Support Group at VergelegenThe next monthly meeting of the SomersetWestDiabetic SupportGroupwill be held onThursday 25 July at 18:30 in the restaurantof Mediclinic Vergelegen, Main Road, Som-erset West.Refreshments will be served at no cost to
thosewho attend and all arewelcome to thismeeting.Anyone requiring further information re-
City warns of low water pressureThe City of Cape Town’sWater and Sani-tation Department will be carrying outemergency repair work on the 2,4 m di-ameter bulk water pipeline that suppliesStrand, Khayelitsha, Mitchell’s Plainand thewhole of the SouthernPeninsula,commencing 24 July.Work will start at 08:00 on Wednesday
24 July and will be completed by 20:00 onThursday 25 July.The City warns that residents in these
areasmayexperience lowwaterpressureduring this time.Accordingto theCity,carefulconsider-
ation has been given to the planning ofthis work to ensure minimal disruptionto the water supply in the affected areas.
Water supply will be redirected fromothernetworksourceswhilst the remedi-al work is underway.Residents are advised to store water in
clean, sealed containers for domesticconsumption and to try and reduce theiroverall water consumption during thisperiod.They should also note that when the
water supply is restored, the water willbe slightly discoloured for a brief period.TheCitywishes to apologise for any in-
convenience caused.“It is imperative that wemaintain and
improveourwater supply infrastructureto ensure the continued supply of qualitydrinking water to our residents.”
Gospel-sangaandHeaven Ministry Kerk in Macassar bied opSondag 28 Julie vanaf 17:00 ’n gospel-sang-aand aan.Dit sal plaasvind by Macassar Sekondêr
teen R10 vir volwassenes en R5 vir kinders.Verversings sal te koop wees.Bel Chantel by 072 536 5733.
Kom kuier saamkort voor VrouedagKom luister en geniet die oggend met EllenPakkies op ’n vrouedag-geselligheid Don-derdag 8 Augustus om 11:00.Dit sal plaasvind in die Mark Arendse-
saal, Wilhelmina Schaefferstraat, Gus-trouw. Verversings sal bedien word.Kaartjies is beskikbaar by die Badisa
Strand-kantoor teen ’n koste van R30.Vir meer inligting bel Odette Gordon by
021 853 1888.
SARS to giveadvice atSomerset MallThe South African Revenue Service(SARS) will be stationed in SomersetMall to render some assistance tothose in need thereof during tax sea-son.SARS will be located at the under-
coverparkingentrance foyer,nearbythe escalators, at Entrance 4 from09:00 to 15:00 daily.The dates are as follows:) July: 4, 11, 18 and 25;) August: 1, 8, 10, 15, 22, 24 and 29;) September: 5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26
and 28;) October: 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26
and 31;) November: 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21
and 22.
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Wense word waar vir 80Sir Lowry’s Pass-kindersASHRAF BOOLEY
Om ’n opgeknapte huis te hê, of ’n bedvan hul eie, om op ’n wildbesigtigings-toertegaan,om’nmotortekanbestuur,’n uitstappie na Tafelberg te onder-neem, of om bloot kos in die huis tehê . . .
Dít is maar ’n paar van die wense van80 leerlinge van Sir Lowry’s Pass Primêr.
’n Projek waarin van dié wense bewaar-heid is, het begin toe Campher Cerfontein,voorsitter van die Sir Lowry’s Pass Ge-meenskapsbemagtigingsprojek, in verbin-ding getree het met André Kleynhans Inte-riors.
Personeel van dié onderneming het voor-gestel dat leerlinge hul wense op papier-vliegtuigies neerskryf, waarna die vlieg-tuigies na verskillende mense gestuur souword in ’n poging om die wense werklik-
heid te maak.“Tourvesthetdaarvangehooren’nklom-
pie van ons agente, personeel en verskaf-fers het na vore gekom en wou deel weesdaarvan om ’n paar van die kinders se wen-se waar te maak. Ons het al die papiervlieg-tuigies op ’n hoop bymekaargemaak en ditna verskeie rolspelers gestuur om van diekinders se wense toe te staan,” verduidelikMegan Oberholzer van Tourvest.
Dít het gehelp dat 80 kinders verledeDinsdag met verskeie geskenke kon huistoe gaan – van gesinsuitstappies na Tafel-berg tot splinternuwe fietse en beddens.
Dieresvandieleerlinge,watniesogeluk-kig was om hul wense toegestaan te kry nie,het ook ’n opwindende dag met ’n sportpro-gram en ander aktiwiteite, asook burgersen ander lekkernye, geniet.
“Ek en my kollegas moes die meeste vandie 1 000 burgers die aand voor die tyd bymy huis gaarmaak ter voorbereiding van
die volgende dag,” het Cerfontein gesê.Die grootste wens wat toegestaan is, was
dié van Colleen Lucas, wat oorstelp was na-dat Blackie Khomani van Tourvest Hol-dings aangekondig het dat haar gesin sehuis vergroot en opgeknap sal word.
Khomani het gesê dat die mikpunt wasom die huis voor die einde van die winterklaar te maak, maar realisties sal dit naderaan die einde van die jaar voltooi wees.
“Die uitbreidings en opknappings by diehuis sal ons net meer as R30 000 kos. Maardit gaan nie oor die huis nie, dit gaan oorhoop,” het Khomani gesê.
Colleen sê sy is baie gelukkig. “Ek kannie glo dat my gesin nou ’n groter en beterhuis sal hê nie.”
Die hoof van Sir Lowry’s Pass Primêr,Roland Macdonald, sê die projek was ’n fan-tastiese idee. “Ek het nooit gedink so baievan ons leerlinge se wense sal regtig waarword nie.”
Unathi Siyebo (8) het ’n groot glimlag ophaar gesig gehad nadat sy die pophuis ge-kry het waarvoor sy gewens het. “Ek voelso gelukkig. Nou kan ek met my nuwe pop-huis speel.” FOTO’S: ASHRAF BOOLEY
Blink nuwe tekkieswaswaarvoorGeral-dine Prins (9) gewens het. Hier staansy reg vir ’n foto in haar splinternuwewit-en-pienk tekkies.
Emihle Loliwe (9) wou net ’n koek hê omdie volgende dag haar ma se verjaarsdagte vier.
“Ek wil oral heen ry met my nuwe fiets; ek kan nie wag om te beginnie,” het die tienjarige Antonio Maarman gesê nadat hy sy splinternu-we fiets en valhelm ontvang het.
Siphosethu Matsolo (8) was gelukkig met haarnuwe Blackberry-slimfoon. “Ek wou ’n foon hêsodat ek in kontak kan bly met my vriende enfamilie.”
Lusanda Sombo (8) wou net ’n geskenkhê. Hier is symet haar pragtig toegedraaideverrassing.
Jasmine Plaatjies (9) was opgewonde na-dat haar wens vir Hello Kitty-beddegoedwaar geword het. Sy was selfs meer verrasom ’n splinternuwe bed ook te kry.
“Ek wou net ’n pop gehad het om meete speel,” het Renique Fortuin (8) gesê na-dat haar wens om ’n speelding te hêmoontlik gemaak is.
A rugbybal is al wat Marcelino Adams (10) wouhê. “Ek is gelukkig, want ek geniet dit om rugbyte speel – dis my sport.”
Van links is Magda Louw (Europcar, Kaapstad Internasionale Lugha-we), Rozana Nell (Avis, Kaapstad Internasionale Lughawe), BlackieKhomani ( Tourvest Holdings) en Lucy Gregory (Avis, Kaapstad Inter-nasionale Lughawe).
Colleen Lucas, oorstelp nadat Blackie Khomani aangekondig hetdat haar gesin se huis vergroot en opgeknap gaan word.
Helderberg GazetteGeneral - AlgemeenTuesday 23 July 2013 9
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.
Let asseblief daarop dat daar ’n beperkte getal sitplekke in die openbare galery in die Raadsaalbeskikbaar is en dat dit dus op ’n eerste-daar-eerste-gehelp-grondslag toegeken sal word. As u dievergadering wil bywoon, moet u asseblief tussen 09:00-16:00 vir Michelle Alberts by 021 400 3708skakel. Alle versoeke om bywoning moet teen nie later nie as een dag voor die vergadering ontvangword. Daar sal van u verwag word om u van, voorletters enkontaktelefoonnommer te verstrek. Besoekers word vriendelikversoek om asseblief hulle sitplekke teen 09:30 in te neem.
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Eenhonderd kinders sal dié win-ter warm gehou word danksyMandy Richard van die Strand enGrant Lopes van Somerset-Wes,wat 100 komberse geskenk het.
Kinders van Morkel’s Cottage het
verlede Dinsdagmet groot opgewon-denheid in rye kom staan om elkeen’nwarmkombers te ontvang – groen,oranje of pienk.Gwendolene Roberts, voorsitter
van die Betlehem-sopkombuis inMorkel’s Cottage, het die kombersenamens Richard en Lopes versprei,met die hulp vanvrywilligers vanuit
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dy en Grant vir die borgskap van diekomberse. Dit beteken baie vir onsas gemeenskap dat daarmense buiteons gemeenskap is wat omgee. Dan-kie aan die borge en diegene wat be-trokke was by die verspreiding vandie komberse.”
Roberts bedryf ook elke DinsdagenDonderdag ’nsopkombuiswatkosaan 100 kinders voorsien. Bydraesvan bestanddele om die sop mee temaak, is altyd welkom.Die vyfjarige Matthew Petersen
het ’n groot glimlagop sygesig gehadvan opgewondenheid ná hy sy bloukombers ontvang het. “My nuwe
kombers sal my warm hou op kouedae.” Olivia Phillips (11) was net soingenomeenhetgesêhoeopgewondesy oor haar nuwe pienk kombers is.“Dit is ’n pragtige kombers. Ek is ge-lukkig dat kinders soos ek, wat eersnie komberse in hulle huise gehadhet nie, nou nuwes gekry het.”Bel Roberts by 072 808 6618.
Agter van links is Sophia Witbooi, Mymoena Latief, Magdalene Robertson en Nadeema Latief, wat gehelp het om die kombersete versprei. In die middel is Gwendolene Roberts, voorsitter van die Betlehem-sopkombuis, saam met van die kinders van Morkel’sCottage wat elk ’n kombers ontvang het. Mymoena Latief, ondervoorsitter (regs), sorteer die komberse.
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Officer tracks downhit-and-run driverThe vigilance of a local security officer has ledto the arrest of a hit-and-run driver by Strandpolice early on Sunday 14 July.At 02:30 ADT Security Armed Response Of-
ficer Mthumeniues Godloza, was on patrolalong Main Road when he stopped at a set ofred traffic lights behind a grey Opel.“Suddenly the car pulled away, driving
through the red lights and it crashed into ascooter.“The car didn’t stop, but sped off.“The traffic light changed green and I pro-
ceeded and stopped at the roadside to check onthe driver of the scooter,” said Godloza.Godloza contacted the monitoring centre
and waited for paramedics to arrive before hecontinued his patrol. “A few streets away, Ispotted the grey car. I approached and appre-hended the driver and contacted the monitor-ing centre again; this time to dispatch the po-lice. Within minutes the police arrived at thescene and took the suspect into custody.”In the wake of this incident, Rob Dale, Man-
aging Director of ADT SecurityWestern Cape,urged all road users to drive cautiously. “Wealso encourage pedestrians as well as the driv-ers of bicycles, scooters and motorcycles towear bright, reflective clothing,” said Dale.
PAINTINGMAKESADIFFERENCE: ThroughaWoolworthsonlinepollNicho-las Etson (Woolworths, Somerset Mall employee) was selected as avolunteer to make a difference at Bridgecare Daycare Centre in MacassaronMandela Day, through his talent of painting. Grade R teacherMagdale-na Booysen says she is very happy that Nicholas reached out to them,and that they have wanted the daycare centre to be painted a longtime ago. Woolworths also donated R1 000 to the daycare centre forequipment. In front are Etson and children from Bridgecare DaycareCentre, Gershwin Geduld and Lesley Visser (both 6). At the back areSinazo Mlizena (5) and Inathi Sogo (3) with Booysen, their Grade Rteacher. PHOTOS: ASHRAF BOOLEY
Here Nicholas is busy painting a tree that represents “a solid shadefor cover”, he says. He further painted a book representing gaining knowl-edge with book pages doubling as birds that represent knowledge whichenables children to fly to reach new heights.
WARMBLY OP MANDELADAG:Renaldo Miller en Nathan Otto,altwee leerlinge van St Paul’s Pri-mêre Skool in Faure, glimlag trotsmet die musse en komberse wathulle as skenking ontvang het vanBell Equipment, ’n mobiele ma-sjienerie-vervaardiger naby dieKaapstad Internasionale Lugha-we. Al die leerlinge van die skoolhet ’n geskenkpakkie van diemaatskappy se personeel ont-vang, wat hul goeie daad in 67minute vir Mandeladag gedoenhet. Saam met die twee seuns opdie foto is Fiona Johnson, ver-koopsverteenwoordiger by Bell.FOTO: ASHRAF BOOLEY
HARTE EN HANDE VERWARM: ’n Erijaville-inwoner, Katy Arendse (agter, tweede van links) het weer eens ’n helpende hand na haargemeenskap uitgereik en onlangs, tydens die Senecio-groep se funksie by Harmony Park, kos aan hulle verskaf. Sy het ook handskoenevir al die lede van die groep laat maak.
VARSITY IN THE HELDERBERG: Tertiary education no longer has to be faraway for locals as Cornerstone has brought their Learning Communities pro-gramme to the Helderberg. Degree, diploma and certificate programmesare now offered at The Bay Christian Family Church at Section 3, GantsCentre, Fabriek Street, Strand. Sitting around the table are Liomee van derMerwe from Tygerberg Radio (right) interviewing Cornerstone director TonyGeorgiou (left) and chairmanMichael Louis (middle) about Learning Commu-nities in the Cornerstone library on their open day on Thursday 11 July.For more information, phone the Cornerstone national hotline on087 755 7755or e-mail [email protected] to get free career counselling.
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PLANTING ON MANDELA DAY: Children and staff from Play Way Crèche in Helderzicht got their hands dirty on Mandela Dayby planting a tree on the premises of their crèche. In the photo are some of the children who attend the crèche as wellas staff members who were proud after successfully planting their tree in the backyard.
KUNG FU GRADING: All students of Master Suliman Sampson International KungFu and Tai Chi School SA passed their kung fu grading on Saturday 6 July.They received a certificate as well as a sash indicating the level they passed.Congratulations go out from Shaolin Digong Men’s School and fellow students.At the back, from left are Shifu SulimanSampson, ReinetteHansmann, SebastianRoux, Andre Kruger, Chris Muller and Sylvia Oosthuizen. Middle: Kelly Mitchelland Ebrahim van Niekerk. Front: Roselyn Etson, Jeanel de Klerk, Hussain Sondayand Chando da Costa. Max and Alexander Forrest (absent) also passed theirgrading.
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RDP FC scoops victoryIn the first round of the finals, RDP FCwent into a drawwith Young Chiefs scor-ing 1-1, but after going into extra time,scoopedvictorybeatingYoungChiefs 8-6.
This was at the final match of the Lwandlesoccer tournament to raise funds for charity
in keeping with Mandela Day last Thursdayat the Lwandle Stadium.Last Wednesday RDP FC beat Juventers
5-1.In the first match played last Tuesday,
Young Chiefs beat Mighty Pioneers 4-2, win-ning on penalties.
The R3 entrance feebrought in a total ofR1 800which thewinningteam donated to Non-qkubela Educare inLwandle.Siyabulela Majikijela
says the process of select-ing a crèche to donate themoney to was through arandom draw.“We gathered the
names of various crèchesin Lwandle and sur-rounding areaswhichweput in a bag, shook andthen randomly drew onelucky name.Nonqkubela Educare
in Lwandle ended up inour hands so all the mon-ey that we raised will goto them,” he says.RDP FC proud after scooping victory.
four different organised runseach week. All are welcome tojoin in on any of their trainingsessions. For informationemail Celia Pienaar on [email protected].
