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Die McLaren Sirkus hetverlede week in Stellen-bosch aangedoen enhonderde belangstellen-des met toertjies engrappies vermaak. KarinMellett (met die lui-slang), van die sirkus,staan by twee vriendewat kom kyk het, TaylorVisser en Clint Siguqa.Lees die berig en siennog foto’s op bl. 5.FOTO: MYRON WEYERS

Sirkustruuks virStellenbossers

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Bullying addressedBullying in our schools is a fact, and anyschool who says it does not have this prob-lem is in denial, says Liesl Schoonraad,founder of a youth upliftment programmeaimed at addressing bullying in schools.

It isdue to thehighrateofbullying inschoolsthat Schoonraad, an architectural consultantfrom Jason Lucas Master Thatchers, ap-proached her colleagues to adopt the youth up-liftment programme she had started in 2013.“I am so grateful to Jason Lucas who accept-

ed this proposal. I did not expect anything lessfromhim as he has a very big heart and under-stands the future iswithouryouth,”Liesl said.“We feel strongly that we need to give back toour communities and the power is with ouryouth.”Shestartedvisitingschools lastyeartospeak

about bullying, and has managed to inspiremanychildren to take control of their lives andbe the best they can be.At the age of 40, Liesl completed the Robben

Island to Big Bay swim, became the first wom-an in South Africa to pull a 10 ton truck andthe first woman in the world to pull a Dakotaaircraft.With this background, as well as experienc-

ing all types of abuse in the past, she managesto give children hope, proving that nothing isimpossible, children need not ever give up ondreams and that one can know you are strongenough to stand up against bullying.“Bullying is only amore acceptableword for

abuse,” she says, adding that her inner powerhas led her to find a physical power, and thatshe now believes strongly that it is the strongwho lift others, while theweak try to push oth-ers down.Liesl says it is not uncommon for bullies to

approachher after a talk saying that theywantto stop beingwho they are. Victims of bullyingalso lineup to share their story andask advice.Lieslhasoftenrevisited schools todo follow-uptalks with smaller groups.Jason LucasMaster Thatchers would like to

invite schools to contact Liesl to make an ap-pointment to visit their school. The talk isroughly 45 minutes long.If schools would like referrals from princi-

pals ora socialworker, theyaremore thanwel-come to contact Jason Lucas Master Thatch-ers.Contact Liesl at liesl@jasonlucasmaster-

thatchers.co.za for more information or visitwww.jasonlucasmasterthatchers.co.za.

Liesl Schoonraad (at the back, left) speaks to learners about bullying in schools.

Stay safe by getting toknow your neighboursAlocalprivatesecuritycompanyhasurgedresidents to take a unified approach tocrimeprevention in theirneighbourhoods.“In our experience,wehave seen success

in this regard in communities where resi-dentsareactively involved, andknowtheirneighbours and neighbourhoods,” saidRob Dale, managing director of ADT Secu-rity Western Cape.Neighbours aremost likely to be the first

to identify a possible problem in the streetor at a home. Dale said that awareness ofyour neighbours’ daily routines and thoseof the domestic staff, as well as the sur-roundings of the neighbourhood, makes iteasier to notice suspicious people, vehiclesand activity.“Weencourageneighbours tosharesecu-

rity tips. It isalso important toreport suspi-cious individuals, or vehicles, to securityproviders or the police as thiswill enhancetheir understanding of activity in the areaand implement effective crime preventiontactics.”Dale suggested that neighbours regular-

ly discuss ways to keep their families andhomes safe.Healsoproposed the following:

. Exchange cell phone numbers so youare able to contact each other when neces-sary.

. Agree to keep an eye on one another’sproperties and to contact the other aboutsuspicious people or when something ap-pears out of place.

. If either or both of you travel often ortakes regular holidays, talk about doingsmall chores for each other while you areaway; suchas removingmail fromthepost-box daily and switching on inside and out-door lights so that your home does not ap-pear unoccupied.Dale said it is also very important to in-

troduce your children to your neighbours.“Agree to keep an eye on each other’s

children when they are playing in the gar-den. Also, teach your children that if theyare ever home alone and feel unsafe, theycan go over to one of these neighbours andwait there until you can be contacted andcan come home.“By working together as each other’s

eyes and ears, you, your neighbours, thepolice and security providers can makeyour suburb a no-go zone for criminals.”

Cloetesville Sekondêr soek’94­matrieks vir reüniereëlingsDie 1994-matrieksvanCloetesville Sekondêrbeplan ’n vergadering om ’n reünie te be-spreek.Daar is voorlopig beplan om die reünie op

Vrydag 10 Oktober te hou, maar verdere be-

sprekings van besonderhede en reëlings salby’nbeplandevergaderingplaasvind.Alum-niwordgevraomDavinaRoodtman,néeNo-vember, by 084 996 3624 of Heidi Sauls by073 646 0260 te bel om ’n vergadering te reël.

Sponsorship forWeber GedenkWeber Gedenk Primary School recently re-ceivedamuch-neededsponsorshipafter ithadbeen approached by Joy Gysman, senior hu-man resourcesmanager atMixTelematics In-ternational, to see how the company could as-sist the school with infrastructure develop-ment. This was part of the company’s socialresponsibility programme, to benefit learn-ers.Gilroy Williams, head of sponsorships and

marketing at the school says Mix Telematicshad always been involved in sponsoring theschool’s golf days, but that this year it becameevenmore involved. “We did a needs analysisand they decided to donate funds for a much-needed lawn mower as well as the upgradingof the sitting area for learners, as these werethe areas that needed immediate attention.The lawnmower cost R28 000 and the value

of the sitting area is R12 000.

At the handing over ceremony were Bernhard Wil-liams (principal), Jason Jones, Catherine Lewis andJoy Gysman (all from Mix Telematics), and Gilroy Wil-liams (head of sponsorships).

Dra denim om jou steunaan pasiënte te wysDaar word geraam dat 350 miljoen mensewêreldwyd aan seldsame siektetoestandely, dat daar sowat 7 000 verskillende soorteseldsame siektes en afwykings is, en dat diégetal daagliks meer word.Altesaam 80%van seldsame siektes is ge-

neties in oorsprong, en daarom teenwoor-dig regdeur die lyer se lewe, selfs al is diesimptome nie dadelik sigbaar nie.Sowat die helfte vanmensewat deur seld-

samesiektesgeraakwordiskinders,en30%vanhulle sal nie hul vyfde verjaarsdaghaalnie.Verderisseldsamesiektesverantwoorde-

lik vir 35% van alle sterftes wat in kindersse eerste lewensjaar voorkom.Dit is om hierdie redes dat die Suid-Afri-

kaanse Vereniging vir Seldsame Siektes(RDSSA) ’n beroep op die algemene publiekdoen om om te sien na Suid-Afrikaners wataan seldsame siektes ly.SeldsameSiektedag is aanvanklik in 2008

deur Eurordis begin (die spreekbuis vir pa-siënte met seldsame siektes in Europa)saammet sy Raad virNasionale Alliansies,enword jaarliks regoor diewêreld op 28 Fe-bruarie gehou.Sedert die totstandkoming, is meer as

1 000 geleenthede vir dié dag gereël, waarinduisendemensegeraakisenwatopwyeme-diadekking uitgeloop het.Die tema vir hierdie jaar se Seldsame

Siektedag in Suid-Afrika is “sorg”. Volgens’n persverklaring van RDSSA is die oog-merkhiermeeomelkeenindiegemeenskapvan seldsame siektes aan te moedig omsaam te staan vir beter sorg deur R10 teskenk en ’n “Jeans for Genes”-denimstrik-kie by uitgesoekte winkels te koop.’n Lys van dié winkels is beskikbaar by

www.rarediseases.co.za.Mense wat die strikkie gekoop het, moet

dit dan op Vrydag 28 Februarie dra, asookdenimbroeke aantrek wanneer hulle werkof skool toe gaan.Ondersteuners kan ook die woord Rare

na 38232 SMS om geld te help insamel vir

beter sorg.Die RDSSA se hoofoogmerke is om be-

wustheid onder die publiek op te skerp,asook onder pasiënte en hul families, diemediese sektor en besluitnemers wat ’n in-vloed het op pasiëntemet seldsame siektes.“Individueel seldsaam, maar gesament-

lik algemeen, vormseldsame siekte-pasiën-te ’nminderheid inonssamelewingenhulleontvang minimale bystand en aandag,” sêKelly du Plessis, voorsitter van RDSSA.“Ons erkenning en belegging kan aan-

sienlik bydra om seldsame siekte-pasiëntese lewensgehalte te verbeter. Met vinnigeen akkurate diagnose en ingryping, kanmense met seldsame siektes beduidend enpositief bydra tot ons samelewing.”Oscar van Memerty is gekies as die “ge-

sig” van die 2014-veldtog. Hierdie 18-jarigehip hop-danser en motiveringspreker hetdie ernstige fisieke uitdagings oorkom wathy moes deurmaak weens sy seldsame me-diese toestand, MPS 6 (Maroteaux Lamy-sindroom). Dwerggroei is een van die ken-merkendste eienskappe van die sindroom,onder meer.Oscar het ’n ongelooflike verhaal om te

vertel van moed en hoop, en hy sal sy le-wensverhaal, gekombineer met dans-uit-voerings, gebruik om die publiek in te ligen te inspireer oor wat dit beteken om met’n seldsame siekte in Suid-Afrika te leef, so-wel as die belangrikheid van die korrektebehandeling wat betyds ontvang word.“Geldinsameling het my ’n tweede kans

gegee om te leef en het my in staat gestelom twee beenmurgoorplantings te kry,waarvoor ek baie dankbaar is. Komons geeom vir ander en gee hulle ’n tweede kans.”Oscar sal in aanloop tot 28 Februarie, in

samewerking met Zinto Marketing Group,’n toer onderneem om skole, universiteits-kampusse enwinkelsentrums te besoek omsy belangrike boodskap van hoemense kanhelp, oor te dra.Kryjoustrikkieendradenimop28Febru-

arie om jou steun vir dié saak te wys.

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Sima nou self ’n Matie-studentSy is ’n sangeres en ’n bekendestem oor Matie FM (MFM).

Maar vir eers sal sy ook as Ma-tie-eerstejaar haar droom om ’nonderwyser te word, aanpak.

Simangele ‘Sima’ Mashazi (27)is oorspronklikvanKwaZulu-Na-tal, maar is al meer as tien jaarin die Eikestad.

“Nóú het ek uiteindelik besluitomtestudeer,wantdietydisreg.”

Sima se doel is om ’n BA-graadmet Engels as hoofvak te vang.

Haar passie vir musiek kom al’n langpad.“Musiekwasaltydmy

primêre belangstelling, oee,mmm, en woorde!

“Ek is mal oor lees en hou daar-van om goeie gesprekke te voer.”

Haar idee om nóú eers studiesaan te pak, was ’n wyse besluit.

“As ek vroeër moes studeer souek dalk spyt wees oor my keuse.Ek het nog nooit regtig ’n realis-tiese prentjie gehad van dit watek wou hê nie.

“Ek sou ook nooit die moed ge-had het om ’n loopbaan in sangaan te pak nie.

“Nóú het ek geen besware nieen ek voel nie ek word geboelie

nie.”Dit is dalk ’n bietjie van ’n aan-

passing om só met jong studentete studeer,maarSimahetnie pro-bleme nie.

“Wel, ek het al begin inpas metdie studente, alhoewel dit somssnaaks isomteweetdathullebaiejonger as ek is, en ek onthou hoeekwas toe ekhul ouderdomwas.”

Sima sal steeds voortgaan methaar program by MFM en haarloopbaan as sangeres.

“Ek het ’n jaar en ’n half terugby MFM aangesluit en die Mor-ning Glory-program van 03:00 tot

06:00 aangebied.“Ek was ook aangestel as nuus-

leser en was die mede-aanbiedervan die Sunday Weekend Break-fast Show (06:00-10:00).

“Ons span het selfs die MFM-toekenning vir Best WeekendShow, aan die einde van 2013 ge-wen.

“Vanjaar bied ek weer die Fre-quenC-program op ’n Sondag van12:00 tot 14:00 aan.”

Sy het baie om te doen hierdiejaar, maar soos sy sê in Zoeloe:“ufunda uze ufe” (jy hou aan metleer tot jy doodgaan). Simangele ‘Sima’ Mashazi

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Check your skin regularlyProtecting your skin against theharmful raysof the sun is onlyhalfof thebattle to prevent cancer. Theother half is doing regular skinchecks to ensure you nip any wor-rying skin issues in the bud early.

Peter Jordan, principal officer ofFedhealth, says you should examineyour skin head to toe once a month,looking for any suspicious lesions.“Self-examscanhelpyoudetectpoten-tial skin cancers early enough to becompletely cured. If melanoma, thedeadliest formofskincancer, isrecog-nised and treated early it is almost al-ways curable, but if it is not, the can-cer can advance and spread to otherparts of the body where it becomeshard to treat and can be fatal.”Oftenresemblingmoles, themajori-

ty of melanomas are black or brown,but they can also be skin-coloured,pink, red, purple, blue or white.“Finding an atypical mole will oftengive you the first clue that some-thing’s amiss. That’s why it’s impor-tant to know your skin very well andto recognise any changes in themoleson your body.”One strategy is to look for the AB-

CDEsignsofmelanoma. If youseeoneor more of these, make an appoint-ment with a physician immediately.

) A is for asymmetry. If you drawa line through the mole, the two

halves should match.) B is for borders since the borders

of an early melanoma tend to be une-ven.

) C is for colour since anotherwarningsignal is ifanumberofdiffer-ent shades of brown, tan or black ap-pear in one mole, or also become red,blue or some other colour.

) Dis fordiameter. Melanomasareusually larger in diameter than thesize of a pencil’s eraser (6 mm), buttheymay sometimes be smallerwhenfirst detected.

) E is for evolving. Any change insize, shape, colour, elevation or an-other trait, or any new symptom suchas bleeding, itching or crusting,points to danger.“As a general rule, to spot either

melanomas or non-melanoma skincancers, take note of any new molesor growths, and any existing growthsthat begin to grow or change signifi-cantly in anyway. Lesions thatchange, itch, bleed or don’t heal arealso alarm signals,” he adds.Another strategy physicians devel-

oped is the Ugly Duckling sign, basedon the concept that these melanomaslook different compared to surround-ing moles.Once a melanoma is diagnosed, it

has to be removed. The great advanc-es that had been made in surgerythroughtheyears,allowformuchlesstissue that has to be removed, andsmaller scars.Sunprotection remains essential to

skin cancer prevention as about 90%of non-melanoma skin cancers and65% of melanomas are associatedwith exposure to UV radiation fromthe sun. “Always protect yourself andstay safe,” concludes Jordan.

Amanipulated photograph designed to em-phasise that the sun protection you applywhile you’re young, will affect what you looklike when you’re older.

Make the rate hike work for you – even if times are toughLast week theGazette reported thatthe interest rate hike of half a per-cent is good news for savers.But what about consumers with

debt, and how does one fit the hikeinto abudget that alsohas to absorba higher fuel price?John Manyike, head of financial

education at Old Mutual, says thatwhile the increase came largely asa surprise, South Africans can usethis as an opportunity to reviewtheir financial plans and to buildwealth.Ask a financial adviser to help

you ride the rising cost of living.An accredited financial adviser

can help you review your monthlybudget and identify things you cando without.You could consider lift clubs or

public transport if you drive towork.Makeadjustmentsonyourspend-

ing habits. For example, take alunchbox towork insteadofbuyingtakeaways.You will be surprised how much

you can save this way, and you canuse this money to reduce your debtfaster by paying extra. This couldeven close the gap caused by the in-terest rate hike.Even if the rate goes down, don’t

reduce your monthly repayments.Manyike explains: “Plan to get

rid of short-term debt, start savingand pay extra into your homebond,if you have one.”The principle behind this, says

Manyike, is compound interest. Itspowerwasemphasisedbynoneoth-

er than Albert Einstein: “Com-pound interest is the eighthwonderof the world. He who understandsit, earns it... he who doesn’t, paysit.”“The longer you’re in short-term

debt, the longeryou’repayinginter-est to someoneelse, either thebank,or a clothing chain or a short-termlender.“The increase in interest rates

means you’ll pay even more.“So it’s worth sucking up the

short-term pain to free yourself ofshort-termdebt.Formanyofusthatinvolves doing without nice-to-haves for a while.”Commit to saving.Akeytobuildingpersonalwealth

in general is to adopt the basic prin-ciples of saving money before you

spend it.“Save first and spend the rest,

rather than spend first and save therest,” explains Manyike.Watch out for store cardswith in-

troductory vouchers worth hun-dreds of rands.The interest on suchaccounts is always expensive.Online shopping can also lead to

trouble: if you’re trying to get outof debt – or stay out – ask yourselfhard questions before you buy.Do you really need an item or

would that money be better spenton nibbling away your credit-carddebt?Just because a bargain is availa-

ble doesn’t mean you have to buyit.“A far more basic step though is

simply to knowhowmuchyou earn

and what it’s spent on.“Establishing that already puts

you in a better position than manySouth Africans, including thosewhoearnmorethanyoubutarestillalways short of money.”

)Arrange automatic deductionsfrom your wages or salary so thatyou’re committed to saving everymonth, even if it’s only a smallamount.

) Set tangible, realistic goals forwhat you want your money toachieve.

)Stayincontrol. Identify thebig-gest threats to buildingwealth (likeyour credit card or a loan that car-ries lots of interest) and prioritiseeliminating them.

) Unleash the power of interestthrough patience.

Stuk met ’nboodskapKwaaiLappies is ’nproduksieuitdiepenvandie Bolandse dramaturg Hein Poole.Dié stuk is spesiaal geskryf om deel uit te

maak van die Kaapse Wynland Distriksmu-nisipaliteit se gesondheidsprojek.Dit het gister by die Brückner de Villiers

Primêre Skool in Idasvallei afgeskop.Vandag om 12:00 word dit by Koelenhof

Primêr opgevoer en môre om 09:00 by Vlot-tenburg Primêr en 12:00 by Devonvallei Pri-mêr.Die produksie duur tot 17 Maart.Virmeer inligtingoordiéproduksieenan-

der soortgelyk daaraan, bel Poole by072 377 4703.

’n Toneel uit die produksie Kwaai Lappies.

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McLaren Sirkus het Eikestad op holDieMcLaren Sirkus het op 4 en 5 Februariehul groot tent op die Van Der Stel-sportter-rein opgeslaan.

Oudenjonkhethullevergaapaandieakroba-te, toertjies, die manewales van Alik die Naren die pragtige dog slim diere.Daar was luislange, perde, ponies, Arabiese

kamele en vele meer te sien.

Die Jooste-familie, Claressa en Charl (agter) en Joelen Mia (voor) is glad nie skrikkerig vir die luislangnie. Hier staan hulle by Karen Mellet van die sirkus.

FOTO’S: MYRON WEYERS

Links: Karen Mellet houdie luislang vas terwylAneesah, Maysoon enAmmaar Poo breedglimlag.

Charisse Hendrikse geniet haar rit op die ponie.

Theodore Stimie is heel dapper en sit rustig op diegroot perd.

Bo: Die Velocity Boysdoen die limbo onder-deur ’n brandende stok.

Die Arabiese kamele wys ’n paar toertjies.

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Leer basiese Xhosa, Zoeloe’nNuweboekwatAfrikaans- enEngelsspre-kendes ’n paar woorde in Xhosa en Zoeloekan leer (of andersom), is nou beskikbaardanksy die vindingrykheid van ’nplaaslike skrywer.Isabel Uys, wat al 39 jaar in Stel-

lenbosch woon, het onlangs dieboek The Basic English AfrikaansXhosa Zulu Aid bekend gestel.Sy beklemtoon graag dat dit die

eerste basiese woorde- en frase-boekmet kleurfoto’s van diewerk-like voorwerpe in die vier belang-rikste tale in Suid-Afrika is.Dit is ’n meer basiese weergawe

van The English Afrikaans XhosaZuluAidwat reeds in 1996 gepubli-seer is en steeds herdruk word.Meer as 40 000 eksemplare is verkoop.Die nuwe weergawe bevat meer as 500

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lied en nasionale simbole.Die inhoud is onder 43 onderwerpe gerang-

skik,soossyfers,kleure,diere,kos,die liggaam,die skool, die huis en baie ander.Uys sê die boek is nuttig vir kinders

van alle ouderdomme en volwasseneswat ’n nuwe taal wil aanleer. “Leer-ders kom baie in aanraking met kin-ders wat nie hulle taal kan verstaannie – net ’n paar woorde sal die beginwees van kennis van ’n nuwe taal ennuwe vriendskappe sal gevormword.”Sy glo ook volwassenes sal dit han-

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Die boek: Die omslag van The Basic English AfrikaansXhosa Zulu Aid.

Isabel Uys

Special pageant forCloetesvilleThe first annual Mr & Miss Cloetesville 2014will takeplace on1March in theEikestadHallin Cloetesville.

This pageant, arranged by Enigma VonHamburg, 69 beauty pageant title holder anddirector of a number of pageants in the West-ernCape, is open forCloetesville residents on-ly.Please note that this is not only for scholars

but everyone in Cloetesville.This is a community event in aid of raising

funds for the Educational EmpowermentProjectnamelyMr&MissMatricSuperModel,togenerate fundsthatwillbeofferedtodeserv-ing learners in order to provide themwith anopportunitytofurthertheirstudiesataninsti-tution of higher learning.A portion of the proceeds will be given to

Stellenbosch Feeding in Action NGO, whichserves more than 10 000 meals to 26 feedingpoints on aweekly basis, as well as to 25 otherorganisationsinthebroaderStellenboschmu-nicipal area.The female categories are as follows:. Tiny Toddler: 5 – 7 years. Toddler: 8 – 10 years. Junior: 11 – 13 years. Miss Teen 14 – 17 years. Senior: 18 and older.The male categories are as follows:. Toddler: 7 – 11 years. Junior: 12 – 16 years. Senior: 17 and older.Entries for contestants are free and can be

submitted until Thursday 13 February, andthe last and final registration is on Friday 14February at 19:00.The pageant will take place in the Eikestad

Hall.Tickets are R30 and seats are limited.The top three winners of each category will

automatically be a finalist ofMr&Ms Stellen-bosch that will take place later this year at the

Stellenbosch Town Hall.To enter the pageant, make a sponsorship

or for any other queries relating to the eventyou can contact Enigma on 073 707 1851, BBM293345C8 or send an email to evhpag-eants@gmail.com.

Enigma Von Hamburg

Laat dié taxi jou wegvoerna ‘ander’ Stellenbosch’n Splinternuwe ervaring kom vanjaar nadie US Woordfees toe wanneer die bekkigeMathilda en haar Hendrikkie mense gaanwégneemvandie fees in ’n taxi omhuiskon-sert te gaan hou.In Stellenbosch: Affer innie Pad word ’n

Stellenbosse storiemetmusiek vertel vanafdie slawetyd tot die woelige, kleurvolle endikwels tragiese storie vanCloetesville self.Die konsert begin sommer met die inklimin die taxi en word voortgesit by die huiswaarantKabous se famousvetkoek, ’n gem-merbier of ’n glas wyn wag.Affer inniePad is ’nChommiez-produksie

met die talentvolle Leatitia Solomons enHilton Andries wat konsertgangers sal laatlag, en selfs bietjie huil, ook laat voete klopmet hul musiek en vertellinge.Hul karakters, Mathilda en Hendrikkie,

is gesogte gaste, ook by korporatiewe ge-leenthede en op verhoë.Hilton is in die gemeenskap bekend as

“Mandela” omdat hy voor twee al volsinnekon maak en net so “slim soos Mandela”deur die bure gedoop is. Leatitia het in gr. 9opBloemhof dramalesse byNicoleHolmge-neem,enverlede jaarwassydiewennervandie Talent 360-dramakompetisie.Kaartjies is by Computicket beskikbaar,

of Roete 360 by 021 883 3584. Dit kos R125 virtwee uur se vermaak van 14:00 tot 16:00 op12 tot 16 Maart.

Leatitia Solomons en Hilton Andries is te sien in Afferinnie Pad tydens die US Woordfees.

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Die Gazette vra Stellenbossers omdie volgende welsyns- en gemeen-skapsorganisasies te ondersteun:

) Stellenbosch Nagskuiling beno-dig brood, smeergoed vir brood, enmansklere in nommers 30 tot 34.

Tweedehandse handdoeke, bad-seep, waslappe en toiletware kan ookhandig gebruik word. Daar is ook ’nbehoefteaanvrywilligersom15Fsopper dag vir die skuiling se inwonerste skenk. Dit kan gevries of varswees. 0 021 886 6173.

) Huis Horison: Wit kerswas virdie maak van vlamvatters, asook ste-wige vulsel, houthangers, borduur-

gare, groterige stukke effe linne ofkatoenmateriaal en wol word beno-dig. 0 021 887 5080.

) Safe House Stellenbosch: Melk-poeier/langlewemelk, rys, mielie-meel,blikkiestuna,suiker,kookolie,waspoeier vir outomatiese masjiene,Handy Andy, Jik/Domestos en op-wasmiddel. Enige vrywilligers wathulp kan aanbied sal ook van hartewaardeer word. 0 021 883 2574.

) Stellenbosch Voedingsaksie:Droë bestanddele soos rys, pasta,mieliemeel, stampmielies en sop-mengsel, asook produkte vir kospak-kies vir behoeftige gesinne.0 021 886 8986/071 322 0747.

) Kindersorg SA Stellenbosch:Skoolklere, al is dit tweedehands,asook skryfbehoeftes word dringendbenodig. 0 021 887 2816.

) Jeuguitreik Kinder- en Jeug-

sorgsentrum: Brood, suiker, pasta,broodsmereenblikkieskos.Gordyneen ou DVD’s wat oor naweke vir diekinders gewys kan word sal waar-deer word. Skryfbehoeftes asookskoolklere sal van groot hulp wees.0 021 886 6216.

) Stellenbosch Werksentrum virVolwasse Persone met Gestremdhe-de: Hul grootste behoefte is vervoer.

Op soek na daaglikse saamryge-leenthede vir vier mense van Vlot-tenburg-winkel, twee van KoelenhofKatolieke Skool, een van Kanonkop,vier van Kayamandi en een uit Jon-kershoek. Verf en boumateriaal, ookkruideniersware vir gebak vir hulbasaar op 14 April, is nodig.0 021 887 8688.

) Ikhaya Trust Centre: Vrywilli-gers wat die leerlinge in hul nasorgop Vrydae van 15:00 tot 16:00 kan leer

viool speel. 0 021 889 8774.) Marcelino Singh-stigting:

Brood, broodsmere, vars groente,tweedehandse klere en meubels.0 021 889 9555/072 888 7188.

) ACVV Stellenbosch: Nie-bederf-bare kos, toiletware, skoolskoene,-hempies en -broekies, weggooidoe-ke vir babas en volwassenes en rug-sakke vir skoolgaande kinders.

Enigeouklerevironsklerewinkel,sodat ons aan dié kan gee wat by onskom vra. 0 021 887 6959.

) Kayamandi Traumakamer:Driekwart-/ enkelbedmatrasse,waaier, verwarmer, beddegoed, gor-dyne, komberse, eetgerei en borde,tweedehandse klere en onderklere,kos, toiletware en skoonmaakmid-dels. Om hulp aan te bied, bel mev.Bakubaku by 0 074 717 9676/ 021 8897686 of Mary by 0 083 945 5811.

) Stellenbosch Hospice: Droë be-standdele, blikkieskos, skryfbehoef-tes, ou skoolrugsakke en Granuflexvir wonde word benodig. Enige ouklerewordookgevraomteskenkaanander. Vrywilligers wat drie ure ofmeer op ’n daaglikse basis het om onsuit te help om goed uit te sorteer enmerk in ons Borchard- straat Hospi-ce-winkel. Tuiniers wat klein pot-plantjies wil kweek sodat ons dit indie winkel kan verkoop of vir pasiën-te gee. Plastiese bierkratte vir stoor.Meubels en huishoudelike ware virons hospies-winkel. 0 021 886 5994.

) Lord’s Acre Christian Commu-nity Centre en Tabitha Women Mi-nistry: Wol, krale, materiaal, spieëls,teëlsenvrywilligerswatopleiding innaald- en kralewerk kan gee.0 021 876 3727, 083 252 3033 of021 876 4722.

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Ons Gee Om.Ons Gee Om.

11 FEBRUARIEAlkoholiste Ano-niem (AA Stellen-bosch-Sentraal)kom om 20:15 by dieNG kerk Stellen-bosch-Wes in Alex-anderstraat byeen.0 084 293 3967.

13 FEBRUARIE) Alkoholiste Ano-niem (AA) en Ala-non, ter ondersteu-ning van familie envriende van ver-slaafdes, kom om20:15 by die NG kerkStellenbosch-Wes inAlexanderstraat by-een.0 084 293 3967/021 889 5791.

14 FEBRUARIE) Weber GedenkPrimêr se jaarlikseValentynsbal in dieskoolsaal van 20:00tot laat. R70. Montre-al Sounds sorg virmusiek. Bring eieverversings en XYZ.Inligting:0 021 880 0286.

) Laerskool Rie-tenbosch se Valen-tynsbal met Paddy.R60 per persoon.19:30. Bring eie XYZ.Kontak R. August by0 021 889 5518 virkaartjies.

15 FEBRUARIE) Valentine HighTea. A.P. Hector(Volkskerk)-saal om15:00. R50. Verskeieuitstallings en ver-rassings. CarlynHector:0 082 342 3559 ofGrant Williams: 0084 430 4245.

21 FEBRUARIE) Karin Brynard,bekroonde skryweren vryskutjoernalis,lewer ’npraatjie.Bu-ro van die WAT byBanghoekweg 115,Stellenbosch. 12:30.R25 per persoon.Kontak: Cecile ofTanja 0 021 887 3113of 2 wat@sun.ac.za.

22 FEBRUARIE) Sondagskool-im-bizo om 10:00 by dieA.P. Hector (Volks-kerk)-saal. Jaarpro-gramme word be-spreek. Carlyn Hec-tor: 0 082 342 3559 ofGrant Williams:0 084 430 4245.

Stellenbosch | Franschhoek | Pniel | Kylemore

Year 16 • Dinsdag 11 Februarie 2014 | Tel. 021 887 2840

Cluver Markotter/Huis Horison houbinnekort gholfdagDie Cluver Markotter/Huis Horison-gholfdagvind vanjaar op 10 April by die Stellenbosch-gholfbaan plaas.Die sentrum is ’n maatskappy sonder wins-

bejagwatvirsyeie finansieringverantwoorde-lik is. Die sentrum is ’n residensiële en beskut-te werksentrum wat ’n tuiste bied aan 98 vol-wasse persone en 30 dagwerkers wat daagliksby hulle aansluit vir werk. Die aktiwiteite isopholistieseenkliëntgesentreerdediensgerig.Die kompetisieformaat vir die gholfdag is ’n

4-Bal Samespel Stableford. Die koste beloopR3 000 per vierbal.Dit sluit 18 gate gholf, die gebruik van die

halfweghuis, aandete sowel as die prysuitde-ling in.Verder sal daar ’n veiling met verskeie inte-

ressante items plaasvind met ’n geskenk vanHuis Horison.Daar is hope pryse om te wen en lootjies om

uit te neem. Spelers se droë kele sal by die nat-gate gelawe word.Vir inligting oor die dag, e-pos gerus vir Son-

ja de Klerk by projekte@huishorison.org.za,faks 021 887 5337 of bel haar by 021 887 5080.

Nomineer noujou skool sesportsterDit is weer tyd om jouskool se sportster tenomineer vir Let’s Play enEikestadnuus se Sportster van dieMaand-kompetisie.Dit is die eerste ronde vir die nuwe

jaar en Februarie se sportster sal aandie einde van die maand aangekondigword.Nominasies vir Februarie se sport-

ster sluit op Vrydag 28 Februarie.Sportspanne kan ook genomineer

word vir die beste sportspan van diemaand.Alle nominasies en navrae oor die

kompetisie kan aan Elbé van Heerdengerig word by elbe.vanheerden@eike-stadnuus.com.

Hope atletiek-aksieMYRON WEYERS

Die atletiekseisoen is in volle swang en die Gazette het by die streek-ateletiekdag virskole soos die Cloetesville, Groendal, Kylemore, Lückhoff, Stellenzicht, Makupulaen Kayamandi sekondêre skole, op 6 Februarie by Coetzenburg, ’n paar hoogtepunteafgeneem. Hier is ook enkele prestasies van primêre skole.

Atlete vanWeberGedenkPrimêr het ver-lede Saterdag by die Stellenbosse pri-mêre skole-atletiekkampioenskappebyCoetzenburgweer die gouemedaljes in-geryg. Zuandre Leonard (12 jaar) wasdie skool se atleet van die dag nadathy drie goue medaljes ontvang het. Dieskool het ’n totaal van 28 atlete watStellenbosch Saterdag by die Boland-Sentraal-byeenkoms in die Paarl gaanverteenwoordig. Agter van links is Bern-hard Williams (skoolhoof) en ZuandreLeonard (eerste plekke in hoogspring,75 m-hekkies en verspring). Voor vanlinks is Michaela du Toit (eerste plekhoogspring), Tylon Smith (eerste plekkein die 60 m en 80 m), Asley Mathyse(eersteplek1 200 m)enKaylinArnolds(eerste plek 70 m hekkies).

Dié meisies hardloop vir ’neerste plek in die 100 m.

Jodene Hendricks van Lückhoff Sekondêre Skooldoen haar bes oor die hoogspringlat.

Chorika Mentoor van Groendal doen gewigstootvir haar skool. FOTO’S: MYRON WEYERS

Dié seuns kompeteer in die 100 m.Janice van Kerwel van Lückhoff Sekondêre Skoolwys hoe dit gedoen moet word.