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TABLE VIEW: QUESTIONS RAISED; PROPOSALS DISCUSSED

WWaavveess ooff cchhaannggee

A proposal to develop a Table View

Beachfront Local Area Policy Plan is

currently underway. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

MONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

W

hat makes the Table View beach-

front unique? What are some the

greatest challenges and what defin-

ing characteristics should be enhanced?

These are some of the questions locals and

authorities are pondering with the proposal

for aTableViewBeachfront LocalAreaPoli-

cy Plan.

In February, residents met with City of

Cape Town officials to discuss progress and

considerations for the plan.

With picturesque views of Table Moun-

tain andRobben Island, the beachfront is the

backdrop for many photo shoots and events,

but in recent months residents have cried

foul over the condition of the beach.

The erosion of dunes, collapsing parking

lots and buried boardwalks are among the

main concerns.

According to documents sent toTygerBur-

ger, the proposed policy plan includes vari-

ous development possibilities including the

conversion of Marine Drive into a dual car-

riageway.

City of Cape Town Mayco member for en-

ergy, environmental and spatial planning,

Johan van der Merwe, explains the plan

aims to guide future public and private in-

vestment and redevelopment along the Ta-

ble View beachfront.

According to the presentation, the sub-

council identified the need for a develop-

ment framework to address rising sea levels,

coastal management, recreational amenity

upgrades and economic opportunities.

Initial work indicated that rationalisation

of the transport infrastructure would need

to be investigated.

Work on the plan began in 2013 and a refer-

ence group was established.

VanderMerwe says approximately 49 peo-

ple have indicated an interest in forming

part of the reference group even though not

allmembers have attended the twomeetings

that have taken place.

The reference group was established so

that the project team could engage with the

community to inform the drafting of a plan

for the area. The input from the group has

been valuable in helping the City under-

stand the challenges experienced in the area

and possible solutions to these challenges.

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Die Stadskoor Tygerberg, onder leiding

van Linda Claassen, bied op Sondag 13

Maart n Paasprogram aan.

Koormusiek wat aansluit by die tema

Die Sewe Kruiswoorde kan tydens die

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gehoor word.

FROM PAGE 1

The group has also provided input in terms

of the various user groups of the beachfront

and their requirements and needs.

It should be noted that the City has not

presented any draft proposals to the refer-

ence group as this will be done as part of

a formal public engagement process.

The City has invested R223 000 into the

plan for the completion of a conceptual

transport study, which has been used to in-

form the plan. All other work has been com-

pleted by City staff.

According to thepresentationgivenat the

meeting, a suggestion was tabled for the

conversion of Marine Drive into a dual car-

riageway. Van der Merwe explains future

development of the broader area, as well as

the needs of the Koeberg Nuclear Emergen-

cy Plan, require the road to be dualled in

the future.

Thedocuments also includeaproposal for

a slipway and Van der Merwe explains

there is currently a beach launch spot for

small craft opposite Doodles, a well-known

restaurant. The community expressed the

desire for this to be retained and therefore

it is reflected on the maps, he says, adding

that the proposed plan will inform future

commercial and residential developments.

Asked about the time line for implemen-

tation of the plan, Van der Merwe says the

project team is in the process of completing

a draft plan.

The first draft plan will be finalised in

the last quarter of 2016 and will be made

available for public comment as part of a

formal public engagement process. Imple-

mentation of the plan is dependent on avail-

able public and private sector funding.

Speaking at the meeting City officials ex-

plained theMaintenanceManagement Plan

(MMP) also played a role in establishing the

Table View Local Area Policy Plan.

Resident Mandy Da Matta thanked offi-

cials for the initiative and progress.

If youknowhowhungry this community

is to be involved with their own environ-

ment ... But there has been a definite lack

on the Citys side to get those communica-

tion channels open. The people are dying to

get that communication channel open, pro-

ductive and positive.

DaMatta further said if residents and the

Cityworked closer, the vision for the beach-

front could soon be a reality.

V If you would like to join the reference group email

[email protected].

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Die NG Kerk Kenridge hou weer sy

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Di kleurvolle fees sal op Saterdag 5

Maart in die Hillcrest-gruisgat plaasvind

en di wie se vrieskaste leeg en beursies

vol is, sal n glasievol en van die heer-

likste vleissoorte kan geniet.

Daar sal lam gespitbraai word en

ander geregte op die spyskaart sluit in

gebraaide Karoolam en boerewors,

potjiekos, roosterkoek, pannekoek,

skuinskoek, slaaie, smullekker bykosse,

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[email protected] vir meer inligting.

MONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

This is why we do this.

These are the words of local community

medic Kim Jurgens as she recalls the event

which led to the delivery of a baby boy at

Table View Police Station over the week-

end.

Socialmedia buzzed as residents congrat-

ulated and thanked Jurgens for her work.

She explains during the early hours of

Sunday morning she received a call about

a woman who had

gone into labour and

needed assistance. It

was just before 03:00

and I was told the

momhad gone into la-

bour and the birth

was imminent.

On arrival, Jurgens

called for an ambu-

lance and assisted the

woman to a more pri-

vate area of the sta-

tion.

She continued to

monitor the woman

and just before 05:30 a

baby boy was born.

I said its a boy!

and you could hear

the shouts of joy from

outside the room.

When the baby was

placed on the moms

chest, the daddy took

out a blanket and booties he had bought.

It was just so beautiful. I thought this

was exactly why we do this.

The ambulance arrived shortly after and

the mother and her healthy baby were tak-

en to hospital.

Jurgens says she had assistedmothers in

labour in the past, but this was a new and

wonderful experience.

Community Medics was first established

in Camps Bay in the 1990s and there were

a fewparamedics in the communitywho as-

sisted during emergencies due to the long

wait for an ambulance. From there it grew

and the organisation started incorporating

other communities in the City Bowl.

In an earlier interview, Kevin Jones,

CommunityMedics trustee andmanager of

the Table View division, said for a while

several paramedics in Table View were of-

fering the same ser-

vice, but in April last

year they decided to

formalise and join

Community Medics.

Jones said the aim

was to reduce re-

sponse time and pro-

vide a world class ser-

vice for free. As par-

amedics live in Table

View, they are able to

respond quicker.

Currently the ser-

vice is available to

residents in Big Bay,

Bloubergstrand,

Bloubergrant, Fla-

mingo Vlei, Park-

lands, Parklands

North, Rivergate,

Sunningdale, Sunset

Beach, Table View,

West Beach, Dunoon

and Site 5. Future ex-

pansion plans include providing the ser-

vice to Milnerton and Melkbosstrand.

Speaking to TygerBurger this week,

Jones said the service was only possible

thanks to the support from the community.

V If youwould likemore information visitwww.com-

munitymedics.org.za.

Communitymedic

helps deliver baby

Kim Jurgens PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

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Cheree, en die AfriVisie-wenners, TWEE,

sorg vir die musikale atmosfeer, terwyl

Steyn Fourie as seremoniemeester die pro-

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Kaartjies is teen R40 per volwassene en

R10 per kind by Computicket beskikbaar.

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Back home, jawohl! Jack-Pierre

Carsten from Table View High School

received his certificate for participating in

an exchange student programme. He

visited Germany as part of a six-week

tour. The group attended school, toured

the country and finished off the experi-

ence by learning to ski.

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Shopping Centre this

past weekend. At the

launch, a representative

of the Fair Cape Cares

Foundation handed over

a donation of R22 000

to Operation Smile. The

aim of Operation Smile

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children across South

Africa who are born with

a cleft lip or cleft palate.

Since the campaign

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is Joel Serman (market-

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Stationworries persist

MONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

I

s the Table View police precinct a victim

of its own success?

This was the question raised by crime-

fighters at a public meeting in Parklands

last week to discuss crime.

Amid news that the Parklands satellite

police stationmay close in 2017, crimefight-

ers voiced their discontentwith a reduction

of police resources. The Parklands station

is a satellite station for Table View Police

Station and was established to accommo-

date the growing population.

However, earlier this year theTableView

Community Police Forum (CPF) revealed

they had been informed the station would

be closed. According to provincial police, at

this stage the station is under review and

no final decision has been taken.

At themeeting it was said that senior offi-

cers from the provincial police department

had conducted site inspections and crime-

fighters say they have drawn incorrect con-

clusions that Parklands was a wealthy area

andpeople could simplydrive toTableView

to report a crime.

CPF chairperson David Harris explained

income groups in Parklands varied and the

station was used by residents from West

Beach to Site 5 informal settlement. He said

while researching police to population rati-

os, he found that in Table View there was

more than 1000 people for every police offi-

cer.

The fact that with the watches and secu-

rity companies we have achieved what we

have achievedwith a station that is 50%un-

der manned, is nothing short of a miracle.

Crime is the primary responsibility of the

police and we cannot be content with a re-

duction in resources as the area expands.

Thosepresent discussedwhether the clos-

ing of the station would lead to less people

reporting crime and this, ultimately affect-

ing resources given to Table View police.

They also discussed the possibility of pro-

posing the station be moved to accommo-

date residents living in Site 5.

The CPF has also written to the provin-

cial police commissioner expressing their

concerns.

In his crime report, sector manager War-

rant Officer Niekie Knoetzen painted a

bleak picture about drugs in Parklands

Main Road. He said that of all the drug ar-

rests in the entire precinct during Februa-

ry, just over 70% of the arrests were execut-

ed in Parklands. He said robberies were de-

clining, but officers were keeping a close

eye on all reports and thanked the Park-

lands and Table View neighbourhood

watches for their assistance.

Harris also reported on a plan to have

neighbourhood watch members trained as

City of Cape Town Law Enforcement auxil-

iary officers. He said the CPF had gone into

discussionwith theMaycomember for safe-

ty and security, JP Smith, and said individ-

uals would have to undergo three weeks of

training.

According to a statement issued by the

City during 2013, auxiliary officers are vol-

unteers recruited from neighbourhood

watches across the city andwillwork amin-

imum of 16 hours a month without compen-

sation. They will be deployed under super-

vision of experienced Law Enforcement of-

ficers in accordance with the Citys needs,

but will also patrol their own communities.

Harris explained they hope to have sever-

al people trained to assist with by-law in-

fringements in the greater Table View com-

munity.

TheCPFwill bemeetingwith thewatches

to discuss the training.

Table View Community Police Forum (CPF)

chairperson, David Harris, addresses concerns

about the Parklands satellite police station at

a meeting last week. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL


MONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

Summer Greens residents have raised the

alarm about vacant land on the boundary

of the suburb which they say has become

a hub of illegal activity.

Among some of their main concerns are

drug dealing, illegal dumping, vagrancy

and drug abuse. During a site visit last

week, residents explain the complexity of

the problem is further exacerbated by dif-

ferent land ownership. Situated along a

railway line, the three ervenmake up rail-

way land and twoparts are zoned as public

open space. The land in question is situat-

ed next to a childrens play park and a row

of residences.

Residents explain the land closest to

their homes is owned by the City of Cape

Town. We wrote letters in June last year

in the hope that they could assist, but to

date we have received no response and

seennoaction. Theproblem is the drug ad-

dicts who sleep on the Citys land and

shoot up [drugs]. It makes the area very

unsafe and the neighbourhood watch of-

ten has to collect used needles, says a res-

ident who asked not to be named.

Residents say a fence was erected

around Emerald Park by the City and,

within a few days, drug users had broken

the fence to gain access to the vacant plots.

Summer Greens Neighbourhood Watch

(SGNHW) chairperson Gary Jacobs says

the vacant plots have been a thorn in the

side of patrollers for several years.He says

in addition to drug use, thewatch is aware

of dealers who come to the area to sell.

The biggest problem is that the area is

beingusedas a thoroughfare. There are all

sorts of people coming in and the drug

dealers openly do their business. It is an

ongoing battle and thewatch patrols there

regularly. When they see us, they run.

He says he agrees with residents that a

permanent solution isneededandbelieves

the introduction of a permanent barrier

on City land would be the ideal solution.

At this moment there is no control and

theyare all free to dowhat theywant.With

it so close to a park we all worry about the

safety of our children. This is also a very

nice escape route for criminals.

At the time of going to press, the City

of Cape Town could not respond to any

questions posed by the TygerBurger.

V Send your opinion to [email protected].

Furore over a hub

of illegal activity

MONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

A

Milnerton family has raised the

alarm about security at the Maitland

cemetery after their family gravewas

destroyed by thieves.

Linda Hannival says she was devastated

when she heard granite slabswhich formed

the tombstone of the triple grave had been

stolen and the grave site destroyed. During

a site visit last week, tears flow asHannival

recalls the horrible ordeal.

The grave site, she explains, was used to

bury several members of the Van Graan

family including her parents.

Its a triple grave and we decided after

the passing of my mom that we would now

seal it up. Three granite slabs were placed

over it and a tombstone with their pictures

and the family name was put on the grave.

Herewewould come to feel closer to our rel-

atives and this is just heartbreaking.

The theft was discovered by her brother

and the family reported the case toKensing-

ton police for investigation.

Hannival says over the years theyhad be-

come accustomed to the theft of small ob-

jects placed on the grave like flowers and

vases but never imagined that thieves

would steal heavy granite slabs.

Machinery used

As she places fresh flowers in the dam-

aged grave site she points towards the con-

crete edges and says: Look at this. You can

see that some form of machinery or tools

were used to remove this. Whoever stole it

knew what they were doing.

The incident has raised various ques-

tions about safety at the cemetery as the

family questions how three big slabs were

removed and taken without cemetery staff

noticing.

The cemetery is supposed to be locked

at night but one has towonder how they got

it right and what vehicle was used.

City of Cape Towns Mayco member for

community services and special projects,

Belinda Walker, says they are aware and

condemn such disrespectful and inconsid-

erate behaviour.

She says there have been there have been

sporadic incidents of gravestone theft and

vandalism in this cemetery but there has

been no other reports of gravestone theft in

the past year.

All incidents of theft of this nature are

reported to the Kensington Police Station

as a criminal case (desecration of graves).

We rely heavily on the assistance of local

police and lawenforcement personnel to as-

sist City Parks in addressing problems of

vagrancy and theft in this cemetery.

Walker explains the Maitland cemetery

is a very large cemetery (113 ha) withmany

points of access and it is therefore difficult

to secure it entirely.

She says with any facility that size, with

manydarkareas andmanypoints of access,

it is impossible to ensure that it is 100% se-

cure but the City has done all that it can

to secure it as far as possible, within availa-

ble resources.

Entrances locked at night

If loiterers or vagrants are found in the

cemetery after hours, they are instructed to

move. Vandalism in cemeteries has always

been a matter of concern for the City and

we appeal to residents to work with us by

reporting any suspicious activity at or

around the cemetery to Law Enforcement

on 021 596 1999 or to the South African Po-

lice Service.We also urge residents tomake

certain that tombstones and granite slabs

are well secured on the graves to help pre-

vent removal of the items.

Responding to questions about security,

she says the cemetery has 24-hour security

guards who patrol the perimeter.

The boundary fence has also been up-

graded recently, but it has been repeatedly

vandalised and the City Parks Department

attends to any repairs as quickly as possi-

ble.

However, depending on the extent of the

damage, the funding required for repairs

can be difficult to source.

All legal entrances are locked at night.

Asked how a vehicle containing three

large slabs left the cemetery unnoticed,

Walker again says: Maitland Cemetery

has 24-hour security guards who patrol the

perimeter of the cemetery. The City Parks

Department has taken this up with the se-

curity company hired to secure this ceme-

tery.

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Milnerton resident Linda Hannival places fresh flowers at her familys grave site at Maitland

cemetery after thieves stole three granite slabs from the grave. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

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Her concert takes place at the Bellville

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esidents living in Melkbosstrand and

the greater Table View area are ad-

vised to remain calm when hearing

the Koeberg sirens today (Wednesday).

This week Eskom officials will be con-

ducting a full-volume test of the Koeberg si-

rens and according to a statement, if neces-

sary, retestingwill be performedon individ-

ual sirens on Thursday and Friday.

Various communities in the 16kmUrgent

Protective Action Zone (UPZ) will be affect-

ed, but officials warn residents to remain

calm as this is only a test.

The Koeberg Nuclear Power Station Pub-

licWarning Systemhas been installedwith-

in the UPZ around

the station as per the

Koeberg Emergency

Plan to notify resi-

dents and visitors to

the area in the un-

likely event of an

emergency at Koe-

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Koeberguses a ra-

dio system, which

controls the commu-

nication between the

control centres and

each individual si-

ren. Communication

checks are per-

formed daily and any

sirens not in work-

ing conditions are re-

paired as soonaspos-

sible. A weekly

check is also con-

ducted to power up

the siren amplifiers

to check their func-

tionality. These tests

are silent, and you

will most likely be

unaware of the tests

being performed at

any given time. Once

a year though, as is

legally required and

aworldbest practice,

a full volume test is

performed in order to check that the sirens

are audible.

The duration of the test is approximately

fifteen minutes per siren, and consists of a

voice clip indicating that a test is being per-

formed, and the sound of the nuclear alarm

(slow rising tone). This is where residents

are needed to play their part in the Koeberg

Emergency Plan.

Should you be in the vicinity of a siren

that is not working on the day that the test

is performed, please contact Koeberg Stake-

holder Management on 021 550 5227 or

021 550 5758. Individual sirens that do not

operate as expected may be retested on

Thursday and Friday.

The dates of the test have also been high-

lighted in the annual Koeberg emergency

calendar, which residents will have re-

ceived during January. The calendar ex-

plains the levels of emergency that may oc-

cur at Koeberg, what to do in case of such

an emergency. Residents that have not re-

ceived one of these calendars, can contact

Stakeholder Management at the aforemen-

tioned contact num-

bers.

Koeberg Stake-

holder Manage-

ment manager, Le-

wis Phidza, says its

important for resi-

dents not to panic as

tests like these are

conducted by nucle-

ar power plants

across the globe.

It is a best prac-

tice to do so. These

tests are done in or-

der to make sure

that our neighbours

are involved in our

nuclear emergency

plan so that they

know what to do

and what is expect-

ed from them. The

key objective is to

make sure that they

do not be surprised

and end up panick-

ing when, in an un-

luckily event of an

emergency at Koe-

berg Nuclear Power

Station, they hear

the sirens sounded

on full volume. We

thank the media,

relevant authori-

tieswhoare part of our emergency plan, our

neighbours and all stakeholders for all the

collaboration work with regard to Koeberg

emergency planning. Lastly we thank our

Eskom Koeberg Power Station nuclear pro-

fessionals and all contractors/suppliers for

operating and maintaining the plant safely

for the past 30 years and more, and we en-

courage them to do the same until and dur-

ing decommissioning in future.

Its just a test

Eskom will conduct a fill volume test of

Koeberg sirens today. PHOTO: ESKOM

Family

feast: Unati

Sharp from

Parklands with

her daughter,

Zara, and

husband, Reg,

at the Feast of

Grape of the

Durbanville

Wine Valley at

DAria on

Sunday.PHOTO:

ESM ERASMUS

Table View police are on the hunt for robbers

who held up a man in Blaauwberg Road last

week.

According to a police report the complain-

ant was at a business at 23:15 on Monday 22

February when he noticed a dark vehicle

stopping nearby.

Police spokesperson Lieutenant Adriana

Chandler says one of the occupants exited the

vehicle andpointed a firearm. Anothermale

exited the vehicle and walked to one of the

vehicles on the business property and re-

moved a car battery. The suspects got back

into the vehicle and drove off. The complain-

ant was not injured and no arrests have yet

been made.

Anyone with information is asked to con-

tact Table View police station and refer to

case 439/02/2016 or call Crime Stop on

08600 10111.

In a separate case a woman was accosted

by knife-wielding robbers in Gie Road on

Wednesday 24 February at 09:10.

Chandler says an old Datsun bakkie

stopped next to her and one of the two occu-

pants threatened the complainant with a

knife and grabbed her handbag and jewel-

lery, got back into the vehicle and sped away.

The complainant was not injured during

the incident.

Anyone with information is asked to call

the station on 021 521 3300.

Police on the hunt for robbers

The Table View Lions Club challenges

schools, businesses and private individ-

uals to participate in its Easter Egg Col-

lection Drive.

The club delivers these in specially

decorated boxes to more than 30 homes

and institutions for the elderly, disabled

and youth as well as various hospitals in

different areas.

If youwould like to help call Liz Hucks

on 076 277 7175 or email ehucks@hot-

mail.com. You can also call Liz Houston

on 082 924 4084 or email eawilkie@

gmail.com.

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Y

ou waited your whole life to buy a Rot-

tweiler puppy and when you can final-

ly afford one, it gets parvovirus and

dies within two weeks after you bought it

from the breeder.

This is the scenario involving a disgrun-

tled couple after they bought a puppy from

a breeder who charges R6000 per puppy.

The man got a 50% discount from the

breeder, his colleagues wife, and was able

topickup the longed-forpuppywithinweeks

after its birth, and with only onemore injec-

tion to go.

However, the puppy almost immediately

got gravely ill.

I had incurred costs from the vet when

I rushedmydog to the animal clinic inKenil-

worth after it had developed parvovirus, but

it was already too late. They said they could

try to help him, but chances were that he

wouldnt pull through, said the man, who

asked not to be named.

It would have cost him R15 000, he said, to

have the puppy treated, but he and his wife

decided against this and to rather have the

puppy euthanised, as this was too steep and

the puppys odds to survive were so slim. If

they get this disease, its basically over for

them.

Theman saidwhen they collected the pup-

py, the breeder said it was due for one last

inoculation.

When we got there, we were told the dog

still needed its final vaccination. We only

had the dog for two weeks. The breeder fail-

ed to get the third injection.

After the dog died, the couple had a disa-

greementwith the breeder,who they said re-

fused to reimburse them, or allow them to

have a new puppy.

The breeder told us the breed was very

susceptible to this virus and there was noth-

ing they could have done differently. Its al-

ways been a childhood dreamofmine to own

a Rottweiler. I saved up to buy this one, he

said.

TygerBurger put the question to the staff

at the Tygerberg Animal Hospital (TAH) of

what couldhave beendone to save the puppy

in this instance, and what others can do

should they suspect the virus in their own

dog.

According to veterinarian Dr Ryan Nor-

rie, they see a lot of darker coloured dogs be-

ing infected with the parvovirus.

We do happen to see a lot of what we call

black and tan dogs, such as Rottweilers and

Germanshepherds, but all dogs are suscepti-

ble to the virus. Some dogs have a stronger

immune system than others, he said.

According to him, prices for treatment

vary based on the treatment plan followed

and the number of days a puppy will stay in

isolation a highly sterilised room where

the animal is kept separate.

When a dog or puppy is admitted into iso-

lation, they will be placed on a drip that will

contain a number of antibiotics, pain medi-

cation, and a five-course dewormer.

Glucose, proteins and electrolytes are

continuously checked in order to tailor

treatment where needed. If a patient is not

improving with the initial treatment plan,

then we will formulate a new one until we

find one that is accepted, he said.

Norrie added it was vital that the patient

is kept hydrated and fed a big challenge,

as the patient will suffer from diarrhoea and

vomiting.

At this point the patient can be given anti-

nausea and anti-ulcer medication, and is

usually force-fed with new syringes with ev-

ery feed. However, sometimes nasal feeding

with tubes becomes necessary, he said.

TAHwill bathe the patient often and apply

petroleum jelly and baby powder to sensi-

tive areas because of the constant diarrhoea,

with fresh bedding given with every bath.

The isolation ward, equipment, doctors,

nurses and orderlies are constantly being

sprayed with F10 to ensure the virus is not

spread, Norrie said.

Their isolation ward is also monitored

around the clock, with calming music play-

ing in the room and staff dedicated to giving

the patients love.

We find that extra love andTLCcanmake

a difference to a scared and depressed fur ba-

by. It is very important to have constant

monitoring as you just dont knowwith par-

vovirus!

Parvovirus could be a costly killer

Black and

tan dogs

seem to be

more

susceptible

to the

deadly

parvovirus.

PHOTO:

MARYANN

PALMER

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annual excursion to Sanccob and Rietvlei recently. They spent the day

dissecting fish and learning all about rescuing penguins and sea birds

from oil spills and other dangers. From left are Zander Venter, Liam

Lakay and Luan van Heerdenish.

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this past weekend. The walkers enjoyed the most beautiful sunset and walk on the beach at night. Special

thanks to everyone that brought donations of clothes and non-perishable food items. These have been

donated to nine families in Joe Slovo Park who lost all their belongings in a fire. The beach walks serve to

create a safe fun environment for people to come and enjoy a sunset and walk on the beach in a group. For

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MONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

P

roperty andbusiness owners inMarco-

ni Beam and Montague Gardens are

lobbying to complete a need analysis

survey amid plans to institute a Special Rat-

ings Area (SRA).

A fewweeks ago, the boldnewplan to tack-

le crime and grime in the business districts

was revealed by Jonty de la Porte, chairper-

son of the steering committee. According to

the City of Cape Town, an SRA refers to a

clearly defined geographical area in which

property owners contribute additional rates

to fund top-up services for that specific ar-

ea as per the approved business plan.

Those interested met at Milnerton police

station recently to discuss a way forward

and what they could expect.

The steering committee sought help from

Derek Bock, chief operations officer of the

Voortrekker Corridor Improvement Dis-

trict (VRCID). Speakingat themeeting,Bock

gave an overview of the establishment of the

VRCID, its aims and the results obtained.

Inhis presentation,Eddie Scott, an official

from the City of Cape Towns finance depart-

ment, explained there were 33 SRAs in Cape

Town.

He said the establishment of an SRA was

focused on top-up services and the munici-

palitys role was not to advocate for an SRA,

but to facilitate andensure legal compliance.

He said SRAs had four main pillars to oper-

ate from, and these include tackling crime,

grime, social development and environmen-

tal issues.

He explained that if approved, property

owners are billed an additional levy on their

rates account, and this levy is paid over by

the City to those managing the SRA. The

levy, he said, was determined by the busi-

ness plan for the SRA

which is sent to council for

approval.

According to informa-

tion provided by the City,

SRAs are governed by Sec-

tion 22 of the Municipal

Property Rates Act

(MPRA), theMunicipal Fi-

nance Management Act

(MFMA), the Companies

Act (Non Profit Company

NPC), the SA Constitu-

tion and the City of Cape

Towns Special Rating Ar-

ea By-law of 2012.

With the associated

costs of an SRA, property

owners are billed an addi-

tional tariff based on the

value of their property ac-

cording to the most recent

municipal evaluations.

This is measured in mil-

lions.

Scott said the road to es-

tablish an SRA was long

with various boxes to tick. Among some of

the main requirements is public participa-

tion where every property owner gets the

opportunity to vote. In order for the SRA

to be approved, the committee needs to ob-

tain a 51% yes vote from all property own-

ers. In addition, the committee will have to

address any objections raised by thosewho

vote against the SRA.

In his presentation, De la Porte high-

lighted all the issues inMontague Gardens

and Marconi Beam, with various images

depicting illegal shelters, dumping, evi-

dence of theft and general degradation.

He explained the boundaries for the pro-

posed SRA are the N7, Bosmansdam Road,

KoebergRoad andStella Road. Joe SlovoPark

will be excluded from the SRA as it will only

include business properties.

De la Porte said they were hoping to make

their full submission to theCity bySeptember

2016 to ensure theSRAis functioningbyJuly

2017. The first step is for property owners to

complete the survey.

V For more information or if you would like to com-

plete the survey email [email protected].

Property owners in Marconi Beam and Montague Gardens have proposed the establishment of a Special Ratings Area

(SRA) to tackle various issues like illegal structures being erected in the business district. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL


Family fun at Tyger Run

The area around Tyger Valley

Centre buzzed with excitement

as almost 5000 runners took

to the streets to participate in

the annual Tyger Run.

The three Tygers TygerBur-

ger, Tygerberg 104fm and

Tyger Valley Centre joined

hands to host the event.

All the proceeds of the 5km

event were donated to anoth-

er Tyger, the TygerBear Foun-

dation, and runners donated

teddy bears on the day.

The TygerBear Foundation

offers therapy, support and

training to members of the

community who have experi-

enced some form of trauma

(which include abuse, neglect,

gang violence, illness and

malnutrition).

Angelo De

Freitas from

Parow smiled all

the way. PHOTO:

MONIQUE DUVAL

Marshall Faren

Sedgwick helped

motivate runners.

PHOTO: MONIQUE

DUVAL

Celena and Garth Cloete, all smiles before the

10km race, came together to support each

other. PHOTO:ASTRID FEBRUARIE

Mariaan and baby boy

Benjamin Smeiman with

Marli and Andr Marais

on the right, ready to

hit the road with their

boys.

PHOTO: ASTRID FEBRUARIE

Top cop calls it a day after 36 yrs

Brigadier Riaan Booysen,

commander of the Wynberg

police station, retired on

Monday. PHOTO: TIYESE JERANJI

TIYESE JERANJI

@jeranji

A

fter spending 36 years in the South

African Police Service, Brigadier Ri-

aan Booysen says its time to make

way.

Booysen has been the commander of the

Wynberg police station for the past four

years. He is taking early retirement, as he

believes its time to give new blood the op-

portunity to lead.

He says its now time to concentrate on

other things, as he has done his work over

the years.

Born in Philippi, he matriculated from

ZwaanswykHigh School inRetreat in 1978.

He became a soldier and underwent mili-

tary training at Kimberly Infantry School

in Pretoria. Thereafter heworked in sever-

al departments, including the department

of transport. Thats where he got a transfer

to the police in 1983. Brig Booysen started

his police career atWynbergpolice station.

He was later transferred to Claremont

where he became a detective in 1985.

Career started, ended in Wynberg

Booysen says Wynberg holds a special

place in his heart, because this iswhere his

career as a police officer took off and end-

ed.

He was also baptised at the Dutch Re-

formed Church, which is a few metres

away from the police station, and met his

wife of 33 years, Judith, at the church.

Starting out as a young detective he was

worriedwhether hewould know the differ-

ence between murder and death due to a

natural cause.

Iwaswondering if Iwould be able to dis-

tinguish the two. Fortunately, I had the

best trainers, very experienced people, and

they made everything very easy. This was

my dream. I was very excited, but themost

exciting part of the job was walking out of

the courtroom knowing you have secured

a conviction. It gives a sense of fulfilment

and being able to go back to the community

and say this is what you can do, he says.

As a detective Booysen has had an excit-

ing career. He has worked on high-profile

cases, such as police killings, several Pa-

gadmurder and explosives cases, the Gold-

en Arrow bus killings and the murder of

Marike de Klerk, ex-wife of former presi-

dent FWdeKlerk.He also helped in the Siz-

zler murders case in Sea Point and worked

on several armed robberies and rape cases

in which international tourists were the

victims.

He was the detective commander at po-

lice stations in Manenberg, Nyanga,

Grassy Park, Gugulethu, Diep River and

Athlone, where he had to deal with inquest

and murder cases. He and his team dealt

with 1600 murder and inquest cases from

Khayelitsha, Gugulethu, Nyanga and Lan-

ga in just one year.

He was also appointed as a police diver

and had to recover several corpses and pie-

ces of evidence.

In 2000 he became the provincial com-

mander of serious and violent crimes,

where he led units like urban terror, mur-

der, robbery, gangs, taxi violence, firearms

and the child protection unit.

In 2006 he was appointed the Woodstock

cluster commander and later that year he

took responsibility for the Cape Town clus-

ter. He was also the station commander at

Strand police station before heading back

to the Wynberg police station in 2012 as its

commander.

There comes a point in your life where

you feel you have done it all and there is

nothing more to achieve. Its now time to

give the new generation an opportunity to

take over. I leave the stationhappybecause

I know they are a good team who are al-

ways willing to help and serve the commu-

nity, he says.

Teamwork

Though he is a man of vast experience,

he attributes all his success to teamwork.

There are people who work tirelessly

behind the scenes and they make work

easy for you.Without them Iwouldnt have

achieved the things I have. What is really

important is to work as a team and a team

is only as strong as its weakest link. When

someone is lagging behind, things dont

work. With the cases that I worked with,

chain evidence was vital, although one in-

vestigator would have to see a high-profile

case through court. Having everyone on

the same level was of utmost importance

as you cant do everything alone.

Wynberg policing cluster spokesperson

Angie Latchman says Brig Booysen is

known as a hands-on commanding officer

who led by example.

He was a goodmentor to all of us. Many

look up to him for knowledge. He has great

insight and he does things by the book; he

is a disciplinarian. Its sad that he is leav-

ing us but in the same breath we wish him

well. He has been with his family in blue

for over three decades; nowhe has to spend

time with his immediate family. Like they

say, once a policeman, always a policeman;

he will be looking over us. We salute him

for what he has achieved, she says.

Riaan and Judith Booysen have two sons

and two grandchildren.

Monday was his last day, and its time

to focus on his business. From July he will

work in his own company, Riaan Booysen

Polygraph and Private Investigation.

10 TYGERBURGER Table View Woensdag, 2 Maart 2016HOOFARTIKELBLAD

Teddies for Tyger Run: Just under 5000 people took part in the annual Tyger Run on Saturday where the

three Tygers TygerBurger, Tygerberg 104fm and Tyger Valley Centre joined hands to raise R20 000 for

another Tyger, the TygerBear Foundation. Runners also donated hundreds of teddy bears for the organisation

that offers therapy, support and training for victims of abuse. Tania Mehl from Belhar took a break after complet-

ing the 21km race. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

BRIEWE

[email protected]|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Bellville 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

Ek wil net graag noem dat ook

ek van die Vrystaat af kom en

ek ken ook net die gevlegte

koeksister.

Daar is ook net die gevlegte

koeksister-respep in die ou

Kook en Geniet wat al van

toeka af saam met ons boere-

mense beweeg.

Ook in Huisgenoot se resepte-

boek verskyn net die een wat

ek ken die gevlegte koeksis-

ter met die k.

Ek het vir my kollega, wat in

die Kaap gebore is en al die

jare woonagtig is in Kraaifon-

tein, gevra of sy weet van die

koesister. Selfs sy ken nie die

gevlegte een as koesister nie.

Die koesister waarvan julle

in die berig (Koes, sister,

want ons stry oor jou k, TB,

24 Februarie) praat, ken sy en

haar mense as n donut.

EMMIRENTIA COETZEE

E-pos

Gevlegte een

bly koeksister

After reading your article

(Spotlight on development

proposals, TB, 24 February), I

must say that I am extremely

delighted that the commercial

development of 105 Blaauwberg

has been stopped.

Please understand that I am

all for development, but not

now.

My suggestion is that all new

commercial development

should be placed on hold until

our electricity, water and

sanitation supply is upgraded.

This is in order to first cope

with our current demand, and

then any new commercial

development.

I live on Blaauwberg Road

and on certain days the water

pressure is extremely low and

the worst is the sewage stench

coming from my toilet. This is

after I have sanitised it and

dosed it with copious amounts

of toilet cleaner.

Thank you for allowing me

Thanks for stopping

this ... for now

Met verwysing na C. Robertson

se brief getiteld There is still

hope for us (TygerBurger, 24

Februarie) stem ek volkome

saam. Wanneer jy lees van

vlees- en bloedmense wat te

midde van die huidige negatiwi-

teit wat heers en ten spyte

daarvan, die norm van eerlik-

heid in hul optrede demon-

streer, laat dit n mens se hart

warm klop.

PAT JENNEKER

E-pos

Ek is n 55-jarige man van die

Wes-Kaap wat sy werk verloor

het as gevolg van herstrukture-

ring en die algehele stand van

die SA ekonomie.

Danksy God se genade, het ek

n ander betrekking bekom

binne agt dae. Die nuwe

betrekking is in die suidelike

voorstede.

Voorheen het ek net 6 km

gereis tot by my werk in die

noordelike voorstede. Nou doen

ek elke dag 22 km met my

motorfiets deur die gauntlet (die

N1), soos baie ander motorfiets-

Dankie,motoriste,

vir bedagsaamheid

Ek is bevrees Deon Roux sit die

pot mis in sy brief Woord

bakkie van Amerika afkom-

stig (TygerBurger, 24 Februa-

rie) met sy verduideliking dat

die woord bakkie eintlik

afkomstig is van die Ameri-

kaanse buck en key.

Sy verduideliking dat buck

die ding is wat jy geskiet het, is

nie reg nie, want elke soort

wildsbok word as buck

beskryf, veral as hy nog

springlewendig is. As die

voertuig dan in Amerikaans n

buck key genoem word,

hoekom gebruik hulle dit nie so

in hul taal nie? Hulle praat

deurentyd van n pickup.

Die woord bakkie is n eg

Afrikaanse skepping. Dit kom

waarskynlik uit die boeregele-

dere wat eerste met hierdie

ligter voertuie begin rondry

het. Die bak was die groot

vragmotor, en die kleiner, ligter

ene die bakkie. S eenvoudig.

Die woord is al so ingeburger

dat dit ook al in Suid-Afrikaan-

se Engels gebruik word, net

soos veld.

LUDWIG VISSER

Vanrhynsdorp

Bakkie beslis n eg

Afrikaansewoord

SLICE OF LIFE

Afrikaans kan

net oorleef as

almal baklei

Dit was my oupa wat jare gelede tydens

die onluste opgemerk het: Moenie worry

nie, my kind, ons is so onbelangrik, hulle

maak ons nie eens dood nie.

Die ons na wie hy verwys het was

natuurlik bruinmense, wat volgens sy

berekening nie n noemenswaardige

speler in die politieke spel was nie.

Die laaste ruk gaan ons land gebuk

onder universiteitsgeweld met ernstige

rasse-ondertone. Sommige sal s dit is nie

rasgedrewe nie, maar uit hierdie hoek

lyk #whitepeoplemustfall, saamgelees met

#afrikaansmustfall, vir my na niks

anders as rassisme nie.

n Geveg wat begin het met #feesmust-

fall het skielik nou verander in n

rassistiese geplunder wat as #afrikaans-

mustfall vermom word. Al die vuur wat

kamstig oor Afrikaans gespoeg word,

word in die rigting van wit Afrikaans-

sprekendes geslinger. Nrens sien jy n

ou met n t-hemp wat s #bruinouens

moet val nie.

Word bruinmense

se aandeel in die

ontstaan en ontwik-

keling van Afri-

kaans so misken

dat daar nie eens

teen hulle betoog

word nie? Of is die

kamstige nuwe

revolusionre so

oningelig oor die

soetste taal dat

hulle eienaarskap,

en by implikasie

kriminaliteit, net

aan witmense

toedig?

Kan mens dalk redeneer dat die bruin

Afrikaanssprekendes se stemme oorverdo-

wend stil is wanneer daar vir die behoud

van die taal geveg word?

Is dit so dat die bruinman opsy staan

en kyk hoe sy moertaal aan flarde geskiet

word weens sy verhouding tot n vergane

regime?

Of was my oupa reg toe hy s hulle

maak ons nie eens dood nie, want ons

insae dra nie gewig nie?

Ek is daarvoor te vinde dat ander

nasionale tale tot wetenskaps- en regstale

uitgebrei word. Dat sprekers van ander

tale ook die voorreg gegun word om die

toilet-aanwysings in sy eie taal te kan

lees.

Maar moet ek teen die kantlyn staan en

toekyk hoe Afrikaans doodgemaak word?

Moet ek dankie s dat ek nie ingesleep

word in die geweld nie?

Afrikaans kan net oorleef as almal,

ongeag velkleur, ewe hard baklei teen

diegene wat glo die dood van een taal

gaan die oplewing van n ander aanhelp.

Alle sprekers van die taal moet ook

ewe hard veg vir die uitbouing van ander

tale. Brenden Ruiter

Wat die hart van vol is

SMS

V Ek sal seker nou weer gekruisig word,

maar sowat van skelm wees het ek in my

lewe nog nie gesien! Die Bulle is openlik

voor die helewreld van n sege opNuwe-

landberoof!Hoekandiewreldsitentoe-

kykhoedie beste spanopdie planeet ver-

kul word? Die Stormers kan dankie s die

ref is blind, anders het ons hulle in die

grond in geskrum. Ons gaan daai muggie

van n Cheslin Kolbe plattrap as hy ooit sy

voete op Loftus sit. En hulle beter van die

Du Preez-kreltjie ontslae raak; sy haar-

styl is n kladopdie naamvansupersterre

soos Francois Brummer en Marnitz Bos-

hoffvandieLeeus.Bullebo! - JaapBarends

VEkwil net graagweetwanneer gaan iets

gedoen word aan die probleem met die

verkeer in die oggend en middag op die

hoek van Brackenfell-boulevard en Zand-

kloofstraat, of word daar eers gewag dat

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Winter is op pad.

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somermens.Maar

nou in die somer, is

ek nwintermens.

Ben Burger

As ekmaar R1

gehad het vir elke

kilometerwat die

Schoonwinkel-

broers in hul

leeftyd gestap het

... en dit alles vir

andermense! Julle

is n inspirasie.

Desire Rorke

Dankie aan almal

wat die Tyger Run

ondersteun het,

dit was n reuse-

sukses! Marita

Meyer

Deur n samewer-

kende verhouding

te skep, kan

sekerheidsfirmas,

die polisie en

buurtwagte

gebiede behoorlik

en optimaal teen

misdadigers

beskerm.

Richard Roberts

Volgendeweek is

die roomvan jong

amateurgholfers

by die Durbanville-

gholfklub in aksie.

Stehan Schoe-

man

Communitymedic

Kim Jurgens

delivers a baby in a

police station ...

inspiring.

Monique Duval

After 32 years an

89-year-old

woman is nowa

proud home

owner. Astrid

Februarie

Di naweek se

Sonskynfees is n

fantastiesemanier

omdie Alta du

Toit-nasorg te

ondersteun.

Louisa Steyl

to voice my opinion and

suggestions.

SHAUN LEUKES

Email

ryers.

Ek wil net baie, baie dankie

s aan 99,9% van ons motoriste

op die N1.

Soos baie ander mense, het ek

die keuse gemaak om met n

motorfiets die tog elke oggend

en agtermiddag te doen.

Dankie, jy motoris, wat elke

oggend in die heel regterkantste

baan feitlik op die regterkantste

soliede lyn met jou regterwiele

ry en jou tru- en syspiels

heeltyd dophou.

Dankie dat julle jul o oophou

en heeltyd bedag is op ons

bikers. Dankie dat jy nie op jou

selfoon sit en SMS nie.

N GROENTJIE BIKER

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oorvertel?

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opsy en kyk

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moertaal aan

flarde geskiet

word?

I hate it when bad

peoplemake you

distrust people in

general ... Esm

Erasmus

V Die bostaandemenings is di van

die betrokke joernalis, en reflekteer

nie noodwendig die opinie(s) van

die TygerBurger-handelsnaam nie.

Eerlikheid in optrede

laat hartwarmklop

If you are aware of anyone who

is in possession of an unli-

censed firearm, please contact

Table View police station on

021 521 3300 or the Crime Stop

number on 08600 10111, or send

an SMS to 32211.

People who are in possession

of firearms must be aware of

the dates to renew their

firearm licences. If you do not

renew your licence, you are in

possession of an illicit firearm.

Unwanted firearms may be

handed in at the nearest police

station for destruction. You will

receive documentation as proof.

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side Lounge at Eden on the Bay tonight

(Wednesday). Tickets cost R50 and there is

a minimum spend of R60 per person at the

restaurant (drinks included in spend). Ta-

bles are amaximum of six players per table,

but nominimum. The restaurant can handle

a maximum of 60 people for the event.

There will be around 70 questions and vari-

ous prizes up for grabs. For more informa-

tion and to make a booking, call Michael on

083 708 2085 or Jamie on 076 166 6233.

V Kosfees Die Hervormde Kerk hou n kos-

fees in Robbenweg, Melkbosstrand oorkant

die kliniek op Vrydag 4 Maart vanaf 16:00.

Heerlike pannekoek, poedings, Hollandse

krokette, afval, kerrie-en-rys, koeke en an-

der lekkernye is te koop. Kom kuier gesellig

saam. Rig navrae aan Kathleen Smith by

084 792 2715.

V Womens World Day of Prayer will be

held at St Oswalds Anglican Church on the

corner of Park Avenue and Jansen Road, on

Friday 4March at 10:00. Call JemimaArend-

se on 072 675 3676 or Andree Lombard on

082 449 4955.

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dag 5 Maart vanaf 09:30 in die saal van die

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R75, verversings ingesluit. Bespreek by

021 511 3001.

V Vlei walk On Saturday 5 March at 08:00

Friends of Rietvlei will host a guided walk in

TableBayNatureReserve, via theboardwalk

to the Rietvlei pans and Friends birdhide for

a closer look at the varied bird life, including

flamingosandpelicans. Thewalk is between

one and two hours long and you can take

binoculars for bird viewing. For more infor-

mation, call Paulineon0832552537orNelis

on 082 777 5708.

V Friends of Milnerton library will hold

their annual meeting at the library on

Wednesday 9 March at 10:00. Call Pam Gil-

bee on 021 444 0817 for more.

V Residents meet The Summer Greens

Residents Association will host its annual

meeting at the community hall on Tuesday

15 March at 19:00. Call Tina Maneveld on

082 460 0111 or Nino Arendse on

071 189 1280 for more information

V SAARP South African Association of Re-

tired Persons Milnerton branchwill meet at

Milnerton Library on Wednesday 16 March

at 09:00. The guest speaker is Barry Blou-

kamp and non-members are welcome. Call

Alice Rheeder on 021 551 7370 for more in-

formation.

V Table View Lions Club will host an Irish

evening called Paddys Pub Night on Friday

18 March at the Moths Boma at the Killar-

ney motorsport track at 19:30. Tickets cost

R100 and include delicious stews to enjoy

while listening to Irish music. A cash bar is

available. All proceedsare in aid of the Lions

service projects. Attendees should wear

something green or Irish to stand a chance

of winning a prize. Call Liz Houston on

082 9244084oremail [email protected]

to book.

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opened on Thursday 18 February by chair-

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formanyyears, andRobertsonHouse is one

of 27 branches across the province.

We had to relocate and were lucky to

find a new home at 320 Koeberg Road, mak-

ing us much more visible, says director of

governance, Elmien Grobbelaar.

Our new offices are much more accessi-

ble to people with disabilities, especially

since we are getting a MyCiTi bus stop on

our doorstep. We will ensure that those

with communication or visual difficulties

are fully able to access our services.

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Blouberg wins: The

Blouberg Ridge Primary

School u.8 and u.9 cricket

boys took part in the

Table View mini cricket

festival on Saturday 20

February. It was a well

organised event and the

boys enjoyed every

second. The teams won

both matches. Here they

are pictured with proud

parents and coaches.

Palme dOr, the fourth luxu-

ry apartment block in the

Oasis Retirement Resort at

Century City, has been sold

out five months ahead of

completion.

The last two of the 50

apartments in the 11-storey

building were sold in the

pastweek, bringing the total

value of sales in the building

to over R220 million.

Owen Futeran, a director

of the Oasis joint venture,

which comprises the Rabie

Property Group and a Har-

ries Projects consortium,

said selling out ahead of

completion was virtually

unheard of for a retirement

development.

It is really testament to

the high quality of the resort

and all it offers in terms of

facilities including a 110-bed

Care Centre and a Club

House that includes a 25m indoor heated

pool where regular water aerobics classes

are conducted by a qualified teacher, amas-

sage room, sauna, steam room, a gym, a li-

brary, lounge areas, a restaurant, bar,

bridge room, billiard room and a new, large

multi-purpose recreational/entertainment

venue and coffee bar with a patio overlook-

ing ponds and beautiful landscaped gar-

dens.

Futeran saidwith all developer units hav-

ing been sold at Oasis they were accelerat-

ing plans for the fifth block in the develop-

ment and expected this to be launched early

in April with construction scheduled to get

underway in June.

He said resales at Oasis were also going

strongly.

Retirement block sells out

Colin Green, a director of Rabie Property Group, and Owen

Futeran, a director of the Harries Projects Consortium which

are jointly developing the Oasis Luxury Retirement Resort in

the gardens, with block four, Palme dOr, in the background.

Ball girls: Table View High Schools first girls hockey team volunteered as ball girls for

the SA vs Scotland test match. The national womens teams played the Private Property

Summer Series at the Hartleyvale Stadium recently.

It is unimaginable to comprehend how

Snowy survived the hotAfrican conditions

at the cramped petting zoo, where he was

kept for years.

Hewas skittish and trustednobody, and

very, very unhappy.

Hewas immediately set up in a tempera-

ture controlled environment and Alana

Arctic fox finds a BFF in the Cape

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

The first time she laid eyes on him, Alana

Witbergs heart was ripped from her chest.

He had the saddest eyes I had ever seen

on any animal, she says about Snowy, the

little Arctic fox that was rescued by the

NSPCA from a petting zoo in Johannes-

burg last year and relocated to Butterfly

World Tropical Gardens near Cape Town.

Alana is the curator at the park.

When asked by the NSPCA if we could

accommodate him we said yes in a heart-

beat. He was in a terrible condition over-

weight with overgrown nails and rotten

teeth. It was clear that he had a tough life,

she says.

The four-year-old male is a victim of the

illegal exotic pet trade in SouthAfrica, and

is believed to be one of 16 Arctic foxes re-

corded in South Africa.

Since arriving in October last year, the

team at ButterflyWorld had gone the extra

mile to ensure that the remaining years of

Snowys life another three to eight years

will be as comfortable as possible.

Arctic foxes originate from the arctic

regions of the northern hemisphere, and

are adapted to living in very cold environ-

ments. Thehottest summerdays they expe-

rience in the ice tundras are 17 degrees,

while they are quite comfortable at -50 de-

grees during the long winters, she says.

spent countless hours with him to gain his

trust. In fact, we have cleared and refur-

nished a two-bedroom flat with a bathroom

all for Snowys use. Since it is very stressful

for him in the heat, he is kept indoors to re-

main cool, she says.

Here he especially loves lying on the cold

bathroom tiles and was joined by Leila, a

playful female Cape fox.

He was very lonely and we brought

Leila in for companionship.Although she

seems to rule the roostwithher dominant

personality, the pair get on verywell, and

Snowy happily submits, says Alana and

adds that Snowy will soon be getting the

snip.

WhenAlana tookhimout of his cool en-

closure for one of two daily strolls, it was

clear that much had changed for this

adorable little creature. He was in tip-top

condition, playful and curiouswith lively

and inquisitive little eyes.

He loves his strolls andneeds the exer-

cise, but cant stay outside in this climate

for too long. He starts panting very quick-

ly if it is too warm.

Snowy is now an ambassador at the

park in their attempt to bring about

awareness regarding the exotic animals

pet trade. We hope that his story will

make people think twice before keeping

an exotic pet.

If you would like to meet Snowy you

can go along to the park during his daily

walks. On Saturdays and Sundays this is

between 10:00 and 11:00 and again at 15:00

and 16:00, depending on the temperature.

He will be walked on his harness by

an animal handler who can answer any

questions and assist with a photo oppor-

tunity.

V Call Butterfly World on 021 875 5628 for more.

Visitor Dominique plays with Snowy, who seems to have regained some degree of trust in

humankind. PHOTO: DESIRE RORKE


Members of the Paarl Wine Route are pull-

ing all the stops for Saturdays annual Om-

miberg (Round the Rock) festival.

The fourteen participating members

range from iconic wine destinations to

lesser known family farms and boutique

wineries. In celebration of the harvest sea-

son that is currently in full swing, each

venue will present fun harvest related ac-

tivities and offer young wines to sample.

Younger visitorswill have loads to enjoy

with special childrens activities, includ-

ing jumping castles, face painting, balloon

twisting, petting zoos, lawn games, water

slides, pony rides, tractor rides, treasure

hunts, puppet shows and for the brave of

heart a mechanical bull.

Parents can look forward to live enter-

tainment from the likes of Bottomless Cof-

fee, Newton and Co, Ben Dey and the Con-

crete Lions, Slow Jack, Tequila, Sterling

EQ and Loki Rothman before dancing the

night awaywith theToeka Outoppie-lang-

armdans.

V Tickets for the festival on Saturday 5 March cost

R150 from www.webtickets.co.za and children un-

der 18 enter free when accompanied by an adult.

The Ommiberg Festival Pass includes entry to the

various participating farms, a stylish tasting glass

and free participation of events as indicated. Visit

www.ommiberg.co.za for a detailed programme.

WIN! WIN! WIN!

V Three readers can each win double tickets to the

festival. SMS the word Paarl followed by your

name and contact details to 45527 before 12 on

Thursday 3 March to enter. SMSes cost R1.50.

Ommiberg

for everyone

D

aars net n paar dae oor omkaartjies

vir vanjaar se Sonskynfees te koop.

Die jaarlikse fees ten bate van die

Alta duToit-nasorg inBellville, vind op Sa-

terdag 5 Maart by die Eaglevlei-landgoed

plaas en die pret sal reeds om 10:00 begin.

Amor sal die dag afskop, voordat Lollos

die kleinspan vanaf 10:50 sal vermaak.

N dit sal feesgangers na optredes deur

Dirk van derWesthuizen, Pierre Rossouw,

Corlea, Ray Dylan, Suzanne, Die Broers,

Manie Jackson, Viljoen Retief, Andritte

Norman, Kurt Darren en Snotkop kan uit-

sien.

Boonop sal die sprankelende Kim Cloete

alles bymekaar hou as die aanbieder vir

die dag.

Daar wag n dag propvol feestelikhede

vir oud en jonk met stalletjies om van te

kus en te keur, genoeg eetgoed vir almal,

n massiewe speelarea vir die jonger kin-

ders en n speel-

park met pretritte

vir ouer kinders.

Wat hierdie fees

onderskei van an-

der feeste is dat

die volle opbrengs

van die fees aange-

wend sal word vir

die versorgingvan

die 257 intellektu-

eel gestremde vol-

wassenes, almal

verbonde aan Alta

du Toit-nasorg.

Daar heers n

ongelooflike gees

van welwillend-

heid onder almal wat betrokke is en som-

mige van die kunstenaars tree gratis of

teen nverminderde fooi op tydensdie fees.

Dit is Alta du Toit-nasorgsentrum wat

gele is in Lincolnstraat, Boston se groot-

ste fondsinsamelingsprojek van die jaar.

Kaartjies vir die fees kos R100 vir vol-

wassenes en R50 vir kinders tussen 6 en 12

jaar. Kinders jonger as 6 jaar sal die fees

verniet kan bywoon.

V Kaartjies is by Computicket beskikbaar. Besoek

www.sonskynfees.co.za vir meer inligting.

Koop n

kaartjies

vir fees

Andritte Norman

14 TYGERBURGER Table View Woensdag, 2 Maart 2016VERMAAK

V The Tale of the Willow Pattern Plate

by puppeteer Jill Joubert will run at the

Rosebank Theatre until Friday 4March at

10:30with a 17:00performance onSatur-

day 5 March. Tickets cost R80 or R60 for

school bookings from www.webtick-

ets.co.za or 072 3166 133.

V 50 Carat Goldwill be on stage at Barn-

yard Willowbridge until Sunday 6 March.

Visitwww.barnyardtheatre.co.za for tick-

ets and more information.

VTheKingmakerswithPierreMalherbe,

RebeccaMakin-Taylor andBrentPalm-

erwill be at The Fugard until Saturday 19

March. Tickets are available at Comput-

icket.

V District Six Kanala, a new David Kra-

mer musical, will be on stage at The Fu-

gardTheatreuntil Sunday22May.Tickets

are available at Computicket.

V Camerata Tinta

Barocca will present

their first concert of

the year with the Ger-

man early music en-

semble Il Giratempo

at St Andrews Pres-

byterian Church in

Somerset Road to-

night (Wednesday)

from20:00.Aprecon-

cert talk will start at

19:15. Tickets cost

R110, R90 (conces-

sions) or R50 for stu-

dents at the door. Call

0762593304oremail

cameratatintabaroc-

[email protected] for

more.

V Snotkop is vanaand

(Woensdag) en Don-

derdag 3Maart by Die

Boer te sien. R120. Be-

spreek by 021 979 1911

of www.dieboer.com.

V Mathys Roets is

Donderdag vanaf

19:00 in die Metro-

noom-teater in Bell-

ville te sien. R100. Be-

spreek by 021 202

8819.

V The Cape Town Philharmonic Or-

chestra will be performing with soloist

Aviram Reichert (piano) and conductor

Omri Hadari at Cape Town City Hall on

Thursday. Tickets are available at Com-

puticket.

VUrban Blueswill be at The Hollow Tree

in Ridgeworth from 18:30 on Friday. En-

trance is free. Call 021 914 0186 for book-

ings and more information.

V Acoustic Duo with Dirkie van Staden

(guitar) and Anele Mhlahlo (violin) will

be at Villa Pascal on Friday night. R100.

Call 021 975 2566 or visit www.villapas-

cal.co.za to book.

V DJ JP Silver and international saxo-

phonist George Sax will be playing elec-

tro swing with guest instrumentalists for

The Swing Caf at Sticks McGee in Ron-

debosch every Friday from 19:30 to

22:00. R20. Call 021 685 2871 to book.

V Georgetown will be at the Ou Meul-

teater on Friday. R100. Call 082 464 2883

or email [email protected] to

book.

V Curl up and Dye will be on stage at the

MilnertonPlayhouse on Friday andSatur-

day nightwith amatinee performance on

Saturday at 14:30. Tickets cost R90 or

R80 for the matinee. Visit www.milner-

tonplayers.com for bookings or more.

V Boulevard Blues will be playing an

acoustic show at Alma Caf in Rosebank

onSaturday from 19:00. Call 021 685 7377

for bookings or more information.

VTheCapeWelshChoirwill be perform-

ing Battle of Britain remembered at

Bergvliet High School on Saturday from

19:30 with soloist Yvette Elliot, The

Cape Field Artillery Pipes and Drums

and the Western Cape Salon Orches-

tra. Tickets cost R120 at Computicket.

V DeFINitioN will be playing blues and

rock covers at Casa do Mar in Table View

on Saturday from 21:00. Entrance is free.

Call 021 557 8720 for more.

V Jay Beckenstein of Spyro Gyro will be

joined byTopDog, JarradRickets andDJ

Uncle Cal for a show at Westend in Ath-

lone on Saturday.

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