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Mandeladag word môre wêreldwyd gevier. Op dié dag word oud-president Nelson Mandela 94 jaar oud. Ter viering daarvan word individue versoek om 67 minute van hul tyd aan plaaslike liefdadigheidsorganisa-sies of hul gemeenskap te wy. In die aanloop tot Mandeladag het Stellenbosch Gazette vir die kinders van die Anna Foundation op die Stellenzicht-wynlandgoed besoek. Hier (voor, van links)is Charndrick Makili, Cheswin Claassen, Adrian Daniels, Lee-Ann Williams en Cameron Cyster. Agter is Samantha van den Berg (Stellenbosch Gazette), Mogammat Galant, Laurencia Hendricks,Licia Williams, Carolyn Clark (Anna Foundation) en Bianca Beukes. Wat doen jy vir Mandeladag? Stuur jou foto’s na samantha.vandenberg@eikestadnuus.com.

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Doen dit môre vir Mandela

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Familie gesoekDIEStellenboschhospitaal isopsoeknadie naasbestaandes van ’n man, DeonMarthinus, in sy laat veertigerjare, watop 5 Julie 2012 in die hospitaal oorledeis.

Volgens vriende het hy in die Groot-Drakenstein informele nedersetting ge-woon en het hy moontlik familie in Ri-viersonderend waar hy grootgewordhet. Hy het moontlik ook ’n suster in dieLa Rochelle-nedersetting, Klapmuts.

Indienenigeiemandhomofsyfamilieken kan hulle die maatskaplike werkerLiesl Sassman by 021 808 6100 of 072 2383910 bel.

SAPD SE HONDE DING MEE: Lede van die Boland, Kaapstad en Port Elizabeth se SAPD honde-eenhede het verlede week op die Idasvallei-sportgronde meegeding. Die honde moes verskeiehindernisse in hul eie unieke opleidingsgebied oorkom om as die wennners aangewys te word.Hier is konst. Horne van die Paarl en haar hond, Diesel. FOTO: ELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

Malgas (15) sterk hier aanELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

’nTIENERSEUNvanMadagaskarwat nege maande gelede ernstigebrandwonde opgedoen het, hetuiteindelik plaaslik hulp gekryen sterk nou in die Stellenbosch-hospitaal aan.

Jacques Razafindranovona (15),van die dorpie Andranovoly op Ma-dagaskar, en sy ma is tans in Stellen-bosch waar hy die nodige behande-lin vir sy ernstige tweede- en derde-graadse brandwonde ontvang.

Jaques en sy ma, Fiv, praat slegsMalgassies en het met die hulp vantolke die storie vertel.

“Jacques werk in ’n restaurant,nie soos dié wat ’n mens hier sal krynie, maar soortgelyk aan die oopvuur-restau-rante in Kayamandi,” verduidelik sy ma.

“Die restaurantmaakgebruikvanolielam-pe wat deur ’n pyp gevoer word. Die aand vandie ongeluk het een van dié lampe ontplof.”

Jacques is die ergste deur die ontploffinggetref. Niemand anders in die restaurant wasernstig beseer nie. Veral aan die voorkantvan sy lyf is hy ernstig verbrand. Sowat 65%van sy liggaam het brandwonde opgedoen.

“Ons het hom na die hospitaal sowat 72 kmvan ons dorp geneem, maar kon net vir tweedae daar bly aangesien ons nie die fondse ge-had het vir behandeling nie.”

Hulle is toe terug na hul tuisdorp waar tra-disionelegenesers sywondeversorghet.Hul-lekonnieveeldoenvirdiederdegraadsewon-de nie, maar het die wonde ontsmet beheer.

“Ditwas ’nwonderwerkaangesiendiedok-ters sê dat die meeste mense nie eers tweemaande sonder mediese hulp kan oorleefnie,” vertel Fiv.

Hy is eers agt maande later na die hoofstad,Antananarivo vervoer. Daar het die doktersin verbinding getree met ’n organisasie,Children of Fire in Johannesburg, vir kin-ders met brandwonde wat nie mediese hulp

kan bekostig nie. Helene van Rhyn wat by diéorganisasie betrokke is, en haar seun Jac-ques (17), het hulle oor hom ontferm en Hele-ne het met haar pa, dr. Fana Malherbe, ge-praat oor hoe hulle kan help. Hy het dadelikreëlings begin tref.

“Ons kon hom nie by Tygerberg se brand-wondeenheid inkry nie, maar uiteindelik hetons gereël dat hy hier in Stellenbosch behan-del word.”

Dr. Malherbe het dr. Wessel Strydom, ’nplaaslikeplastiese chirurg, bygestaan tydens’n operasie op die jongman.

“Hy sterk tans baie goed aan en het Maan-dag (gister) vir die eerstekeer op ’n stoel gesitná die operasie. Sy spiere is baie swak aange-sien hy vir die hele tydperk, nou reeds negemaande lank, glad nie geloop het nie.”

Hulle hoop dat hy binne die volgende tweeweke in so ’n mate kan aansterk dat hy ont-slaan kan word. Daar lê egter nog baie werkvoor. Intussen het hulle baie ondersteuningvan die gemeenskap nodig. Sy ma, Fiv, het’n plekkie om te bly, maar bring die meestevan haar tyd deur by Jacques.

Enigeen wat kan help, kan dr. Malherbe by021 883 9692 bel.

Talle mense het besoek afgelê by Jacques Razafindranovona(15) in die Stellenbosch-hospitaal.

FOTO: ELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

Gift of R670 000 for Mandela Day 

THE South African-based family hospitalitycompany, The Spur Group, which feeds over34 million people across its four restaurantchains every year, is putting its money wherethe mouths of the nation are.

Tomark thisNelsonMandela InternationalDay (18 July), the group is setting asideR670000 to establish The Spur Foundationthat will in future manage its public outreachprojects. Funds will go to a range of mainlychild-focused charities with which the groupisalready involved, enhancing itsalreadysig-nificant support for initiatives such as feed-ing schemes, while also providing financialaid and basic amenities to impoverished com-munities and sports development projects

across thecountry.

MandelaDay, firstheld in 2008when theformer president turned 90, marks the 67years he spent fighting for human rights, bycalling on people worldwide to spend 67 min-utes of their time at least once a year, in away that empowers communities.

The donation of R670 000 has been inspiredbythecallof theorganisersof theannualMan-dela Day that falls on Madiba’s birthday, to“Take Action, Inspire Change, Make EveryDay a Mandela Day”.

Ideas for Mandela Day STELLENBOSCH Gazette offers readersthe following activity ideas for MandelaDay on Wednesday 18 July:) get to know someone from a differentcultural background;) read to someone who can’t;) help out at the local animal shelter;) take an elderly neighbour who can’tdrive to do their shopping;) organise a litter cleanup day;) get a group of people to each knit asquare and make a blanket for someone;) donate your skills;) help someone get a job – put togetherand print a CV for them, or help themwith their interview skills;) help out at your local hospice;) have a chat and bring some sunshineinto the lives of terminally ill people;) talk to loved ones about HIV/Aids;) bake something for a support group;) give a food parcel to someone in need.) mentor a school-leaver or student;) donate your old computer;) teach an adult literacy class;) donateclothesandshoesyoudon’twear;) volunteer at a soup kitchen;) organise a game of soccer;) donate educational toys and books toa children’s home;) musicians,playan instrumentatyourlocal old-age home.Formoreideasseewww.mandeladay.com.

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17 Julie)Stellenbosch Blommeklubvergader in die NG Kerk Stel-lenbosch-Wes kerksaal in Alex-anderstraat. Lorraine Rose sal“Laatdiekunstenaarsons inspi-reer” demonstreer. Toegang virbesoekers is R20. Greta van derMerwe: 0 021 886 5367 of072 202 4572.

18 Julie)Stellenbosse Heemkring-ledevergadering. 19:00, Er-furthuis, Ryneveldstraat. Prof.Reino Otterman sal oor dieRynse sendelinge praat. Alle be-langstellendes welkom. 0021 883 3611.

19 Julie)Die Stellenbosch Toastmas-ters-klub vergader in Berna-dettos in Ryneveldstraat om18:45. Claire: 0 078 148 274 9 of2 stelliestm@gmail.com.)Noordeindklub by-eenkoms. Ds. Lambert Jacobskom vertel oor sy Camino deSantiago-staptog aan die handvan mooi foto’s. 09:30 – 11:00,Weskerk. Toegang is gratis. Bet-tie Senekal: 0 082 825 7830.

25 July)Franschhoek Toastmasters

meet at 18:45. Meet new peopleand learn how to practise andperfect communication andleadership skills. BlueberryHill Cottages, MiddagkransRoad, Franschhoek. Claire: 0078 148 2749 or 2 stelli-estm@gmail.com.

26 tot 27 Julie)Universiteit StellenboschTaalsentrum se gewildewerkwinkelreeks oor “Effek-tiewe Notules vir GeslaagdeVergaderings”. Deelnemers hetdie opsie om een van die tweedaeby tewoon.Ditword inAfri-kaans aangebied. Dag een sluitprosedures vir vergaderings ennotules in, terwyl dag twee oorskryfvaardighede vir effek-tiewe notules sal handel.Die koste vir die reeks is R2 740ófR1 330virdageenófR1 710virdag twee. Besoekwww.sun.ac.za/taalsentrum ofkontak Audrey Poole: 0021 808 2167; 2 taalsen-trum@sun.ac.za.

26 Julie)ABBA-pretloop teen alko-hol en dwelmmisbruik. 15:00,Brandweerstasie in Cluverweg.Eindig by die Rooikruis-saalagter Kindersorg SA Stellen-bosch se kantoor in Banghoek-weg. Koste: R10 vir leerlinge,R30 vir volwassenes en stu-dente. Africa Centre Group salby die eindpunt optree. 0 021883 8030.

Spaar vandag, oes op jou oudagGERRIT SCHAAFSMA

DiemeesteSuid-Afrikanersspaargladniege-noegnie. ’nOnlangseopnamedeurOldMutu-al het gewys omtrent helfte van werkers watnaby aan die aftree-ouderdom dink hulle hetgenoeggeldomgemaklik te leef,maardierea-liteit is dat net ’n kwart van werkendes werk-lik genoeg gebêre het vir hul ou dag.

Die Suid-Afrikaanse Spaar-instituut hetJulieasnasionaleSpaarmaandaangewysommense in te lig oor die noodsaaklikheid vanspaar.

Fanie Bezuidenhoudt, ’n finansiële beplan-ner by FNB in Stellenbosch sê dit is nooit tevroegomtebeginspaarnie. “Jymoetnie eersaan jou volle salaris gewoond raak nie,” sêBezuidenhoudt. “Begin al van dag een geldwegsit. Dit maak nie saak wat jou salaris isnie, begin net met iets.” Vir diegene wat niekanbekostigombaiegeldelkemaandtespaar

nie is ’nannuïteit ’nbekostigbareenmaklikemanier om geld te spaar. Indien jy nie lid van’n pensioenfonds is nie, is bydraes van tot15% van jou salaris aftrekbaar van belastingas jy die geld in annuïteite belê.

“’n Ander opsie is om geld in effektetrustste belê. Die trusts bied nie die belastingvoor-deel van annuïteite nie, dus is hulle meer ge-skik vir mense wat reeds lede van pensioen-fondse is. Beleggers kan self besluit oor dierisikovlak waaraan hulle hulself blootstel.

“ ’n Verdere opsie is om bloot elke maandgeld in ’n spaarrekening te sit of om in staats-effekte te belê. Hierdie is van die maklikstemaniere om geld te spaar, maar lewer dik-wels ’n laer opbrengs as effektetrusts en jougeld sal nie onmiddellik beskikbaar wees in-dien jy dit dringend nodig het nie.

Stellenbosch Gazette het by Stellenbossersgaanhoorwatterstrategieëhullegebruikomgeld te spaar.

Ashley Arnolds: “Ek ge-bruik die FNB SavingsPocket om meer geld teprobeer spaar. My vrien-dekring het my nogalsgehelp om te begin geldspaar. Toe hulle beginspaar, het ek ook.”

Celeste Davids: “Ekspaar nie. Ek spandeermeeste van my sakgeldop airtime, klere en ver-voer. My ouma het gesêek moet begin spaar,maar ek dink ek sal wagtot ek ’n grootmens is.”

Gershwin Kubido (links) en Dino Fernandez: “Jy moetin groot finansiële maatskappye belê om ’n goeieopbrengs te kry. Ek spaar sowat 10% van my salariselke maand,” sê Gershwin. “Ek probeer tussen 15en 20% van my salaris spaar, maar ek gebruik daar-die geld om in klein ondernemings te belê,” sê Dino.

Henry Greeff: “Ek sukkelom te spaar. Stellen-bosch is nie die goed-koopste te plek om te blynie.”

Fanie Bezuidenhoudt:“Dit is nooit te vroeg omte begin spaar nie!”

‘Community­led’ upgrade in LangrugANinnovativecollaborationbetweengov-ernment, academia, civil society and a lo-cal community in the Boland is showcas-ing how it is possible for people to taketheir futures into their own hands.

Inthecaseof theproject inLangrug,asettle-ment near Franschhoek, it’s more aboutworking together – for the benefit not only ofone community, but also of similar settle-ments in the region.

A partnership between the University ofCape Town (UCT), the Community Organisa-tionResourceCentre (CORC),ShackDwellersInternational (SDI) and the Stellenbosch Mu-nicipality, the project hinges on communityinvolvement and aims to improve living con-ditions for Langrug’s population of 4 088residents.

“We believe community-centred and -driv-en development – in partnership with localmunicipalities, other non-governmental or-ganisations and stakeholders – is the best ap-proach to upgrade informal settlements,” ex-plainsAdityaKumar,CORCtechnical coordi-nator and Langrug project manager.

The CORC piloted its unique approach inLangrug, where strong community leader-

ship has emerged. “The Langrug residentshave generated their own developmentalagenda that has shifted the community mind-set from ‘free state-subsidised housing’ to‘community-led settlement upgrading’,”Kumar says.

Community members conducted extensiveresearch to determine their main concernsand probe possible solutions, explains com-munity chairperson Trevor Masiy.

“We’ve come up with solutions, and nowwe’re taking them to the [Stellenbosch] mu-nicipality,” he says.

Some solutions have already been imple-mented. “Theyhaveopenedaccess streets, re-located several families who blocked accessto the settlement, built grey-water channels,provided play parks for children, paintedablution facilities and set up health forumsto assist with HIV/Aids counselling,” Kumarelaborates.

Masiy and his team of community leadersarealsoproposingawalking tourof thesettle-ment to increase its visibility among touristsand other visitors.

“We’re taking our proposal to theFranschhoek Tourism Bureau and the mu-nicipality, and we hope that part of the im-

provement will also involve better road sig-nage to Langrug,” Masiy says.

A certain amount of funding has been se-cured for the project, thanks in part to a mem-orandum of understanding signed with theStellenbosch Municipality late last year.

UCT’s involvement with the Langrugproject adds another distinctive dimension –by bringing research and planning rigour tothe initiative.

Twenty-six masters students from UCT’sSchool of Architecture Planning and Geo-matics have put work into the project overa 16-week period as part of a course. Duringsix formal visits to and a number of informalinteractions with the community, the stu-dents were required to conduct an in-depthanalysisofLangrugandpropose“appropriatespatial development frameworks”.

Masiy’s dream is for the Langrug commu-nity to develop skills to help themselves andbecome self-sufficient.

“If the poor people come together and speakwithonevoice, itgivesstrengthtoallourcom-munities,” he says. “Each and every one ofthesecommunities facesthesameissues–andwe have to see how we can help each otherto improve all our lives.”

Free health screening STELLENBOSCH Square is offering afree health screening service for shop-pers from 18 to 20 July.

The service will be available dailyfrom 10:00 to 17:00 in the centre court.

Sisters from Stellenbosch Hospicewill be checking blood pressure, bloodsugar and HIV / AIDS status.

Those interested can also bescreened for TB.

At the same time shoppers are invit-ed to participate in Mandela Day bycontributing second-hand furniture,books and kitchenware.

The contributions received are amain income generator for Stellen-bosch Hospice fund-raising.

They also need donations of dried ortinnedfoodforemergencyfoodparcelsfor the Hospice patients.

For further information on thehealth screening service phone Marti-lize at Stellenbosch Square on 021 8802385.

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A blessed Ramadan to our Muslim readersFOR Muslims, the holy month ofRamadan will start this Friday, andwill continue until Saturday 18August.

Note that in the Muslim calendar,a holiday begins on the sunset of theprevious day, so observing Muslimswill start to honour Ramadan whenthe sun sets on Thursday.

Ramadan is the ninth month onthe Islamic calendar, and is a time

to purify the soul, refocus attentionon the Creator and practise self-sac-rifice.Muslimsarecalledupontousethis month to reevaluate their livesin light of Islam’s guidance.

Fasting in the month of Ramadanis one of the five pillars of Islam, andthe month is spent by Muslims fast-ing from dawn to sunset.

Fasting is often thought to figura-tively burn away all sins.

Muslims also believe that this isthe month in which the Qur’an wasrevealed to theProphetMuhammad.The first day of the next month isspent in celebration, and is observedas the “Festival of Breaking Fast” orEid ul-Fitr.

The staff of Eikestad Media(Stellenbosch Gazette and Eikestad-nuus) wish all our Muslim readersa blessed Ramadan Mubarak.

Fritters fit for IftarDURING the 30 days of Ramadan, followersof Islam will be fasting during the day andwill only be enjoying Iftar (their eveningmeal) after sunset.

This is a traditional family Ramadanrecipe from Food24.com.Ingredients1 cup cake flour1 egg½ tsp baking powder1 tbsp sugarPinch salt½ cup milkMethod) Mix all the ingredients into a batter.) Fry the batter in shallow oil – dropping

the batter into a pan using a tablespoon –until golden brown, then sprinkle with cin-namon sugar.

Makes about 20 fritters.VariationsFor banana fritters: add 1 mashed banana

and 1 tablespoon lemon juice to the aboverecipe.

For potato fritters: add 1 boiled, mashedpotato.

For pumpkin fritters: add 1 cup mashedpumpkin and ½ teaspoon cinnamon.

For sweetcorn fritters: add ½ cup cornkernels that have been drained.

–www.food24.com

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)StellenboschHospies:Plakboekevir ’ndagsorg-projek. Winterklere vir volwass-enes en kinders word dringend vir die hos-pies-winkel benodig. Vrywilligers wat eenkeer ’n week met vervoer in Cloetesville,Idasvallei en Lanquedoc kan help word ge-soek. 0 021 886 5994.

)Huis Horison: Wol, katoenmateriaal,houthangers en borduurgare word in die

handwerkafdeling benodig. 0 021 887 5080.)Marcelino Singh-stigting: Brood,

broodsmere, vars groente, tweedehandseklere en meubels. 0 021 889 9555.

)Kindersorg SA, Stellenbosch: Enigekantoortoerusting, asook nie-bederfbarevoedsel. 0 021 887 2816.

)Stellenbosch Nagskuiling: Truie,warm baadjies en broeke in groottes 30–34vir mans. Skoonmaakmiddels, badseep enenige smere vir brood. 0 021 886 6173.

)ACVV Stellenbosch: Warm komberseen klere word dringend hier benodig. 0 021887 6959.

)Jeuguitreik Kinder- en Jeugsorgsen-trum: Brood, suiker, pasta, broodsmere,varsvrugteengroenteenblikkieskos.Werk-ende ketel, winterklere vir meisies en seuns(ouderdomme 8–16 jaar), onderklere, papieren tydskrifte vir aktiwiteite. 0 021 886 6216.

Bel SamanthavandenBergby 021 887 2840of 2 samantha.vandenberg@eikestadnu-us.com vir hulp.

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Where toafter matric?MATRICS have to make many stressfuldecisionsduringtheir lastyearatschool,and they are often neither qualified norable to access the correct information.

One of these decisions – whether to studyat a college, university or private higher-education institution – can be particularlyconfusing, especially when pupils continueto be told that certain kinds of institutionsare “better”, or chances of finding workwhen studies are completed are “better”.

Dr Felicity Coughlan, director of the Inde-pendent InstituteofEducation,sayschoosingwhere to study is a personal decision thatmust be taken with care, as the various insti-tutions arenot the sameandone size doesnotfitall.“Whenyouaremakingadecisionaboutwhat to study and where, it is important toremember that there are different opportuni-ties, and that the decision is your own.

“You need to think about what you need,whatyoucanafford,andwhatyouwouldliketo get froma learning space, and thenchooseyour institution based on these answers.”

Higher education and training ministerBladeNzimande recentlymotivatedmatricsto think not only of universities, but all theopportunities available to them within theafter-school education and training system.

Dr Coughlan welcomes the greater focuson options outside the original offering.

“Always make sure that the institution isregistered with the Department of HigherEducation and Training, but also speak tostudents and find out the reputation of aninstitution before spending money andtime,” she recommends.

Withall theafter-school institutionsavail-able, Coughlan says the following needs tobe understood when choosing.

There are two broad types of institutionavailable to future students:

) public institutions (approved by thestate); and

) private institutions (no state approval).Both the public and private types cover

two different kinds of institution:) further education and training (FET)

colleges, at which qualifications are linkedto a specific range of jobs or work possibili-ties (for instance beauty therapy, plumbing,IT or business studies); and

) higher education institutions,whichof-fer qualifications such as degrees, certifi-cates and diplomas from NQF 5 to 10.

Onlypublic institutionsareallowedtocallthemselvesuniversities inSouthAfrica.Pri-vate higher education institutions can offerthe exact same range of qualifications, butmay not use the term “university”.

Private and public higher-education insti-tutions are bound by the same regulationsand have the same commitment to quality.

“Each institution – whether public or pri-vate, FET college or higher-education insti-tution–hasacharacterandfocusof itsown,”says Coughlan. “Many are general, and youcan follow a range of study options, whileothers are focused, and offer only a limitedrange of specialist qualifications.”

Future students must look at which insti-tution best caters to their chosen field of in-terest. “It is thus important that, when youare making a decision about what to studyand where, you are aware that there is a webof opportunity available to you. The deci-sion, in the end, is your own, based on whatyou need, what you can afford and what youwould like to get from a learning space.”

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Stellenbosch business networking opportunity JOIN your fellow Cape Chamber of Commercemembers and learn more about the benefits andvalue of being a member.

Thenetworkingopportunitywill takeplace to-morrow(Wednesday18July)at theDevonValleyHotel. You will get a chance to introduce yourproduct or business to your fellow members.

Remember to take your business cards alongto this ideal networking opportunity. This eventis sponsored by the Business DevelopmentCentre of Excellence.

If you’d like to book a spot, give Helga Smita call on 021 948 9800/1 or send an email to herat helga@capechamber.co.za.

Hit the next level with strategic management and marketingA COURSE on strategic managementand marketing will be held at CapeChamber House on Thursday.

Theobjectof thecourse is fororganisa-tions, irrespective of size, to be able tounderstandandapplytheprocessofstra-tegic planning, especially the key con-cepts of vision, mission, values, goalsand objectives.

Theprogrammeisaimedat improvingskills in:

) clearly stating vision;) clearly articulating values;) effectively setting out a mission in

a mission statement;) establishing the overall goal of a

project or organisation;) settingouttheimmediateobjectives

of a project or organisation; and) setting out the key result areas on

which a project intends to focus.Entrepreneurs, managers, supervi-

sors, team leaders, potential entrepre-neurs and any team members who wantto improve and transform are encour-aged to attend.

TobookcallLuciaFranson021 402 4342or email lucia@capechamber.co.za.

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Year 14 • Dinsdag 17 Julie 2012 | Tel. 021 887 2840

Suksesvolle fietstoer vir GMACEUNICE VISAGIE

DIE doelvan die liefdadigheidsorganisa-sie Give me a Chance (GMAC) is om 2 000kinders van die Stellenbosch-omgewingaan te neem.

Delarey Brugman en sy vrou Sandie vanStellenbosch het in 2004 dié organisasie ge-stig.

Die afgelope Junie-vakansie het sowat 30fietsryers deel gevorm van die CA2CX-fiets-toer van Kaapstad na Knysna oor niks min-der nie as 650 km.

Die toer is gehou om fondse vir GMAC inte samel.

VolgensBrugmanwil dié liefdadigheidsor-ganisasievirkindersgenoeggeld insamelom2 000kindersvandieGroterStellenboschaante neem en hulle op die manier ’n kans te geevir ’n beter lewe.

Adele Basson van GMAC het gesê dat diefietsryers behoorlik aan die elemente bloot-gestel is.

Hulle het in sonskyn, maar ook sopnat enwinderige weer gery.

Hulle het oorgeslaap in onder andere Wor-cester en Montagu.

Basson het verder gesê dat dit ’n baie suk-sesvolle toer was en dat almal dit baie geniethet.

“Almal is darem in een stuk weer tuis,” hetsy bygevoeg.

Die groep het sowat R40 000 ingesamel.

Tans is GMAC grotendeels betrokke inKylemoreenveralHoërskoolKylemoredeurdie kinders op akademiese vlak te help metbeurse en hulp na skool.

Brugman-hulle wil nou die vlerke vanGMAC wyer sprei as net Kylemore en diegroot nood in die Groter Stellenbosch ookaanspreek.

Delarey Brugman (links) stigter van Give me a Chan-ce het saam met sowat 30 fietsryers die tog vandie Kaap na Knysna aangepak in gure en goeieweersomstandighede en om grond- en teerpad.

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AIKIDO INSTRUCTION: Here Sensei FrancoMartufi (left) demonstrates a movement with Jus-tin Horn from Port Elizabeth. Sensei Martufi wasvisiting from Italy and was one of the instructorsat the Aikido Winter Camp held at the Van derStel sports grounds. Anyone interested in learn-ing about Aikido can call Sensei Ettiene Venteron 082 492 7877. PHOTO:GERRITSCHAAFSMA

Weber Gedenk Golf DayBookings forWeberGedenkPrima-ry School’s 50th anniversary golfday,sponsoredbyProteaHotelStel-lenbosch, have just opened.

The event will take place on Fri-day 21 September at StellenboschGolf Course. Four-balls are availa-ble at R2 000, or you can pay R500per player. Limited spots are avail-able, so please book early to avoidany disappointment.

For enquiries, call Gilroy Wil-liamson0 083 701 2682; youcanalsosend an email to 2 williamsgil-roy@gmail.com.

Pieter Langeveldt Primary School in Cloetesvillehas received a gift all the way from France.David and Steffanie Malagu from the town ofChâtellerault in the south of France deliveredsports clothing for thepupils last Tuesdaymorn-ing. The gift is from the Châtellerault RugbyClub, which has ties with Stellenbosch stretch-ing back more than 20 years. The club hastoured the area twice, and has hosted clubsfrom Stellenbosch in France. Seen here (backrow, from left) are Steffanie and David Malaguand their daughter Lila, along with Theresa Adri-aanse, Andrew Cyster (principal of Pieter Lan-geveldt), Allister Adriaanse and (standing infront) Joney Isaacs, wearing some of the newclothing from France. Theresa and Allister havetwo sons, Lee and Alexis, who are at presentplaying professional rugby in France.

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PieterLangeveldt

says ‘merci’