Stellenbosch | Franschhoek | Pniel | Kylemore

Year 14 • Tuesday 3 July 2012 | Tel. 021 887 2840

Kylemore­vroue stap uitELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

AS deel van ’n fondsinsamelingsprojekvir die plaaslike sopkombuis, het Kyle-more se vroue Vrydagaand ’n modepara-de gehou.

Dié vroue, almal in die fleur van hul lewe,het verskeie uitrustings ten toon gestel, metdie hele gemeenskap om hulle te ondersteun.

Siena Charles, die organiseerder van dieaand,het jare terugdiesopkombuisbeginomdie mense van haar gemeenskap te onder-steun – veral in die moeilike tye buite pars-tyd, wanneer baie van die inwoners van diegebied werkloos is.

Vakansietye is ook moeilik aangesien diekinders dan nie by die skool iets kry om teeet nie.

“Dit gaan veral swaar met die kinders. Ekhet ’n paar huise besoek waar die kinders netonderlakensslaap.Onshetookdringendkin-derklereen-skoenenodig.Tydensdiewinter-maande gaan dit baie swaar. Ons voer elke

Maandag,WoensdagenDonderdagbydie 300mensevandiegemeenskap,meestevanhullekinders.”

Die aand het egter goed verloop en hullehet R2 700 ingesamel. “Ek kan nie kop bo wa-ter hou nie, maar dié fondse gaan ons noubietjie help.”

Die wenners vir die aand was ElizabethAdams (tweede prinses), Clarissa September(eerste prinses) en Janille Martin wat as diealgehele wenner aangewys is.

Siena het ook haar dank uitgespreek teen-oor Charlene van Graan, ’n plaaslike juwe-lier, wat van haar juwele vir die aand se ver-toning beskikbaar gestel het.

“Ons wil met die geld wat ingesamel is nu-we potte en gereedskap koop vir die sopkom-buis. Ons is baie dankbaar aan Grace Samp-son wat ook twee potte geskenk het.”

Maar hulle het altyd meer nodig. Enigeenwat hulle kan bystaan met kos, klere en skoe-ne en komberse, kan vir Siena Charles kon-tak by 078 912 9604 of bel die Eikestadnuusby 021 887 2840 of kom lewer dit hier af!

Hier is van die deelnemers (van links) Elizabeth Lavember, Elizabeth Adams (tweede prinses), Noleen Adams, Johanna Adams, Katie Daniels,Evelyn Krediet, Scharmin Johannes, Matilda van der Merwe, Janille Martin (wenner) en Pherida Taylor. FOTO’S: ELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

Elizabeth Lavember wys haar klere op die loopplank. FOTO: ELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

Hier is Felicity Robyn (een van die deelnemers), Charlene vanGraan wat die juwele vir die aand geborg het en die organiseerderSiena Charles tydens die vertoning.

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Dwelmsmouse gefnuik in Groot­DrakensteinELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

DIE Groot-Drakenstein SAPD het die laas-temaandhardtoegeslaanopdwelmhande-laars deur verskeie operasies in dié ge-bied.

Volgens konst. Rionel Uithaler, die poli-siewoordvoerder, is daar 20 mense tydensJunie in hegtenis geneem op verskeiedwelmverwante klagte.

“Onder die persone wat in hegtenis ge-neem is, is ten minste drie vermeendedwelmhandelaars wat met groot hoeveel-hedeMandrax,Tikendaggagevang is.Diestraatwaarde van die gekonfiskeerdedwelms beloop ongeveer R30 000.”

Die eerste verdagte is 12 Junie op ’nplaas in Simondium in hegtenis geneemná ’n lid van die publiek inligting rakendedwelmaktiwiteite aan die polisie verskafhet.

“Sy woning is deursoek en dagga, Tiken Mandrax is gekonfiskeer.”

’nTweededwelmsmous is inLanquedocaangekeer op 14 Junie tydens ’n spesialeoperasiewaar ’npolisiemanhomself voor-

gedoen het as ’n Tik-gebruiker. “Die poli-sie het toe Tik en Mandax van ongeveerR10 000 in die man se huis gevind. Die manhet egter probeer vlug, maar is deur dieop-en-wakker polisiespan aangekeer.”

In nog ’n voorval, op 15 Junie, het ledevandiepolisie ’nvermeendedwelmsmousvoorgekeer op pad na sy huis in Lanque-doc.

“Hy het verdag voorgekom en is deur-soek en Tik ter waarde van R11 000 is byhom gevind.

“Dit het later aan die lig gekom dat hyop pad huis toe was ná ’n ontmoeting metsy verskaffer in Kaapstad.”

Volgens Uithaler is verskeie ander ver-dagtes in Lanquedoc, Pniel, Kylemore enSimondium in hegtenis geneem.

“Die meeste van dié arrestasies wasmoontlik gemaak deur die goeie verhou-ding tussen die polisie en die gemeenskap.

“Ons as die polisie vra weer dat die ge-meenskap die fluitjie blaas aangaandemisdaad in hulle areas. Kom ons neemhandeenweesdappervennote indiegevegteen misdaad.”

Crime trend in KylemoreRESIDENTS of the Capolavoro Mountain Es-tate were recently targeted by petty crime,with three incidents reported in one week.

According to the Groot Drakenstein policespokesperson, Const Rionel Uithaler, the firstincident was reported in the early hours ofTuesday 19 June.

“The residents of one of the homes woke upwhen their dogs started barking. When theywent to investigate, they found one of the win-dows open and a laptop was stolen.

“On 22 June, also in the early hours, a gas

cylinder and bicycle was stolen from anotherproperty. It was later found that the electricfence had been cut.

“A third incident was reported on Sundaywhen a resident saw a man jumping the fence.He called out security, but he was spotted andthe two young men ran away.”

A meeting was held with the police, theneighbourhood watch and residents of Capo-lavoro last week to discuss crime and to findsolutions for the problems, as well as buildbetter relationships between the parties.

Motor vehicle theft soarsMOTOR vehicle theft have soared in the lastfew months, with more and more reportsflooding in.

Since thebeginningofMayreportshaveris-en from two vehicles per week, to nine vehi-cles in the lastweekofMay.A total of 20 stolenvehicles were reported in the month of May,according to police reports.

In one week in April a total of 11 vehicleswere reported stolen.

There are no specific vehicles being target-ed. Motorcycles, Venter trailers, bakkies andsedans, especially older models, are includedin the list.

According Lt Natalie Martin, die policespokesperson, there has been an increase inmotor vehicle theft the last few months.

“We are busy organising special crime-pre-vention operations in conjunction with ourunits. We don’t believe that it is a syndicateworking in the area.

“Althoughnoarrestshavebeenmade in thelast month, we have clamped down on anumber of suspects earlier this year. Some ofthe vehicles have also been recovered.”

AccordingtoMartintheyarenotsureexact-lywherethevehiclesaretakenafter theyhavebeen stolen. “We do know that certain areasin the town central and around campus havebeen targeted more.”

She asked motorists to be vigilant and keeptheir vehicles under lock and key. “Make useof a steering lock or gearlock, even if your caris fitted with an alarm.”

Smartie Town is ‘baie gevaarlik’DIE Cloetesville SAPD hetbuitestaanders gewaarskuom eerder uit SmartieTown weg te bly ná ver-skeie kontakmisdade hier

aangemeld is.Daar was verskeie voor-

valle die laaste paar weke,het polisiewoordvoerdersers. Zenobia Sedeman ge-

sê. “Dit sluit in diefstal uitmotorvoertuie, rowe enaanrandings. Ons wil dusdie publiek waarsku omeerder dié area te vermy.”

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Skade verontrief steedsELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

INWONERS van Cloetesville sukkelsteeds met skade na ernstige donder-storms ’n paar weke gelede groot ver-woesting in Kayamandi en Cloetesvilleaangerig het.

Japie Claassens, ’n inwoner van Cloetes-ville, se dak is ernstig beskadig en in die re-enweer gaan dit baie moeilik.

Veral die jong kinders wat saam met homin die huis woon, sukkel in die huis watvoortdurend nat bly.

Volgens die inwoners van die huis betaalhullemaandeliksversekeringaandiemuni-sipaliteit, wat dan saam met die betaling virdiehuisingewerkword.VolgensVernonBo-wers, die munisipale woordvoerder, worddié huis wel deur die munisipale verseke-ring gedek en is die probleem aangemeld.

Die Stellenbosch Munisipaliteit se nood-dienste het ’n beroep gedoen op alle inwo-ners, kerke, organisasies en besighede omdié mense wat deurgeloop het te help deurartikels soos nie-bederfbare kos en komber-se te skenk.

Volgens Bowers, is verskeie noodaksiesuitgevoer vir die families in Cloetesville enKayamandi wat deur die gure weer getrefis.

“Mense wat die stormagtige weer beleefhet, was deur die munisipaliteit ondersteunmet seile, boumateriaal, komberse, klere ennie-bederfbare kosware,” vertel Bowers.

“Die blitsvinnige reaksie van die brand-

weer het seker gemaak dat lewensverlies enverdereverliesverhoedis.Onsis tentyevannood altyd dankbaar dat die brandweer onsbehulpsaam is,” het Shezayd Segels, hoofvan rampbestuur by die munisipaliteit, ge-sê.

Daar is dringende nood in verskeie woon-buurtedwarsoorStellenboschenenigehulpsal met groot dankbaarheid verwelkomword.

DonasieskanbyStellenboschBrandweer-stasie afgelewer word of reëlings kan metShezaydSiegelsby0218088888of0820504834getref word.

Die gat in Japie Claassens van Cloetesville se dak.

Jolene Claassens (agter) en Alice Gordon (voor) voor Japie Claassens se huis wat deur die erge stormsgroot skade opgedoen het.

Pasop vir komposswendelaarsDIE Stellenbosch SAPD het vandeesweekgewaarsku teen komposverkopers in On-der-Papegaaiberg wat moontlik inwonersswendel.

Dít nadat Danie Erasmus se vrou tweesakke kompos teen R80 per sak gekoop hetby ’n groep mense in ’n wit Toyota-bakkie.

“Hulle het die kompos in die gras inge-werk, maar toe sy haar rug draai het hullenog ses sakke ook bygewerk en aangedringdat sy vir al agt sakke betaal.

“Toe sy sê dat sy nie genoeg geld by haarhet nie, wou hulle haar na die bank neemsodat sy geld kan trek. Sy het geweier en myen die polisie gebel.”

Volgens Erasmus was die polisie vinnigop die toneel, maar die bakkie was teen diétyd reeds vort.

Die Stellenbosch SAPD het inwoners ge-waarsku om versigtig te wees vir iemandwat sommer aan jou deur kom klop en ietswil verkoop.

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Seda, DTI grooming grassrootsSOYISO MALITI

THE Small Enterprise DevelopmentAgency (Seda), in conjunction with theDepartment of Trade and Industry (DTI),has recruited five pupils from MakupulaHigh School for the TechnoGirl job shad-owing programme.

Prese nted on the second floor of EikestadMall, this programme is aimed at giving op-portunities and career guidance to highschool girls from poorer communities, saysSeda branch manager Zaida Jackson.

Jackson says the initiative, in linewith theDTI’s recognition of the vital importance ofwomen’s economic empowerment, works touplift women at grassroots level.

Sedanominatedfivepupils fromMakupulaHigh School with the aim of taking themthrough a number of sessions of basic train-ing until 2014.

Jackson says Seda decided to choose stu-dents from Makupula because of the school’swork ethic. “Academically, the school’s beendoing incredibly well recently,” says Jack-son, pointing out the school’s record matricpass last year.

“If we can make a difference for even fivegirls, it’s still important to us.”

The pupils express delight at being “ex-posed to the working environment”.

“We’ve acquired a lot of skills and knowl-edge fromwhatwe’vebeentaughtso far,”oneof the pupils, Andisiwe Fodo, says.

“For example, we had no idea what a datacapturer did, nor what it entailed.

“I’ve learned about prospective careers.I’ve also learned a lot about Seda and whatthey offer, their support centre’s values, and,as I said, the skills you can attain here.”

Olwethu Mto, another of the five pupilschosen, says: “They taught us how workersgo about their jobs. We job-shadowed a lot ofpositions, from having to spend a day withthe receptionist to being shown how datacapturers do their jobs.”

Seen here, Zaida Jackson (right), the Small Enterprise Development Agency’s Cape Winelands branchmanager, stands with the Makupula High School pupils who took part in the job shadowing programmerecently. PHOTO: SOYISO MALITI

Mood food to beat the coldWHENthesunsetsandthewinterchillsets in, it can be tough to hold onto ahappy, positive spirit – but Peter Jor-daan, principal officer at Fedhealth,says many will be surprised to dis-cover how the food they choose to eatcan boost their mood and immunity.

“It is important to re-evaluate yourdiet when your mood and your im-mune system feel down. Small adjust-ments to your diet and eating habitswill do much to keep you happier andhealthier in these winter months.”

Cape Town–based nutritionistChantal Deacon Daniel recommendsbalancing blood sugar by eliminatingrefined carbohydrates, eating small,frequent meals, and avoiding preserv-atives and colourants. “Dark-greenleafy vegetables are rich in magnesi-um, an important mineral for moodsupport, and should be included inyour winter diet. Eat plenty of freshfruits and vegetables every day.”

Also try to eat cold-water fish suchas salmon, tuna and mackerel. Theyare high in omega-3 fatty acids, as arenuts and seeds (specifically walnutsand flax, chia and pumpkin seeds) andfree-range organic eggs. Omega-3 fattyacids are particularly important formood, and taking a daily supplementshould be considered.

Daniel also recommends raw cacao.Eating foods rich in nutrients that

supportyour immunesystemwillhelpgive rundown immune systems amuch-needed boost. “Vitamin C isgreat forimmunesupport,andisfoundin red and green peppers, parsley, gua-vas and citrus fruit as well as goji ber-ries and camu-camu berries. Theseberries are also referred to as super-foods as they are whole foods that arenot fractionalised with minerals andsupplements, and are easily absorbedby the body,” comments Daniel.

Zinc is another important mineralfor the immunesystem. It canbe foundin oysters, pumpkin seeds, oats, eggs,ginger,pecannuts,andBrazilnuts, thelatter also being rich in selenium, an-other important mineral for immunefunction. Fresh garlic also has strongimmune-supportive properties andcanhelpfight infectionscausedbybac-teria, fungi, and viruses.

Both experts recommend avoidingalcohol and stimulants such as coffeeand cigarettes as these tend to weakenthe immune system. Rather stick towater, herbal teas and hot water withlemon and honey.

A healthy, balanced diet, includingfood that’s as natural as possible – andshared with friends and family – willleaveyoufeelingcontentandcomforted.

Vakansieprogram vir die jeug by SasolDIE Sasol-kunsmuseum bied ty-dens die wintervakansie weer ’nkunsprogram vir die jeug vanStellenbosch aan.

Die program word aangebieddeur Corli de Cock, elke dag van

2 tot 6 Julie, tussen 11:00 en 13:15.Op Maandag 2 Julie word daar

’n skilder- en tekenklas aange-bied.

Op 3 Julie kom’n beeldhou- enkeramiekklas aan die beurt.

Woensdag 4 Julie fokus hulleopverpakkingenversiering,metteken verf en collage op 5 Julie.

Vrydag 6 Julie sal die klas fo-kus op twee-dimensionele ont-werp.

Die klasse kos R60 per deelne-mer per dag en sluit alle materi-aal in.

Om te bespreek bel gerus virMarcha Christians by 021 8083660.

Enter the My River poster competition THE My River poster competition kickedoff this school holiday for all Stellenboschand Franschhoek pupils, Grades 5 to 7.

Thecompetition formspartof thisyear’sStellenbosch Heritage Festival, which isbeing organised through the region’smuseums.

Prizeswill beawarded invariouscatego-ries in the competition, and all entries willbe displayed at the Heritage Festival siteon 24 September.

“The competition aims to create greaterawareness of our natural heritage, withthe focus onwater this year,” saysLaurika

Schneeberger, convenor of the competi-tionandmemberof theStellenboschHerit-age Committee.

“Wewant thepupils to express their feel-ings on the meaning of water in their lives,and our responsibilities to preserve it aspart of our green heritage.”

Participating libraries include Cloetes-ville,Franschhoek,Groendal, Ida’sValley,Jamestown, Kayamandi, Klapmuts, PleinStreet and Pniel, as well as the Sasol ArtMuseum.

Pupils must apply at their nearest li-brary for poster material, and attend any

one of the workshops, which started on 25June and will continue until 17 July.

Only posters created at these workshopsare eligible for entry. Individual as well asgroup entries are accepted.

The Stellenbosch Heritage celebrationsculminate on 24 September, South Africa’snational Heritage Day.

The main festival site will be on thebanks of the Eerste River in NoordwalStreet. The festival itself will be launchedon 25 July.

If you’d like to find out more, callMarshia Christians on 0 021 808 3660.

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2 tot 6 Julie)Vyfdag-vakansieprogram by dieSasol Kunsmuseum. Daagliks van11:00 tot 13:15. Corli de Cock is die aan-bieder. Skilder en teken; beeldhou enkeramiek; verpakking en versiering;teken, verf en collage én twee dimensi-onele ontwerp. R60 per deelnemer perdag, sluit alle materiaal in. Bespreekby Marcha Christians: 0 021 808 3660.

3 July)The Stellenbosch Ladies Lunch-eon Club will meet at L’Auberge DuPaysan at 10:30. Carina Malan willspeak on the topic: The Legacy of theAncientOlympicGames (Part 2).Reser-vations: Val Steytler: 0 021 855 2616.

7 Julie)Hannes de Beer, skrywer van diestreeksboek ’n Storie van Boesman-land, sal 11:00 in die Protea Boekwin-kel met Louis Esterhuizen oor dié be-sonderse publikasie gesels. 0 021 8829100 of 2 ls.protea@mweb.co.za.

14 to 15 July)AnnualBastilleFestivalFransch-hoek. Celebration of the valley’s cen-turies-old French Huguenot heritage.Visitors can meet with ten winemak-ers from the Rhône-Alpes Region inFrance. Public tastings of the Rhône-Alpes wines and a selection of Vign-erons de Franschhoek wines atGrande Provence cost R395. Bookingisessential.Access to theBastilleFoodand Wine Marquee cost R150 and R395for the VIP marquee. Call 021 876 2861or visit www.franschhoek-bastille.co.za.

14 Julie)Stellenbosch Voetslaanklub:Orangekloof/Disa Gorge. Sowat 9 km.Brandstofbydrae R65. Vertrek 07:45voor JS Marais-gebou. Dié permitstapsonder koste. Slegs 12 persone per dagword toegelaat, bespreek dus betyds.Erica Vink: 0 082 319 6197 / 021 788 7977of 2 ed-erica@telkomsa.net.

Prestige winter school PRESTIGE Academy will host its an-nual winter classes from 11 to 13 July.

TheseclassesattractGrade12pupilsfrom across the country.

The aim of the winter school is togive pupils a taste of what it is like tostudy at this popular institution. Lec-turers will give brief presentations onthevarietyofcoursesoffered,buttherewill also be time for fun.

Prestige Academy is known for awide range of degrees, diplomas andcertificates that comply with the re-quirements of the national qualifica-tion framework.

The academy is registered with theDepartment of Higher Education andTraining, and offers qualifications in,among others, the arts, design, infor-mation technology, business, healthand ecology.

If you’d like to find out more aboutthe upcoming winter classes, call021 949 5036 for further information.

Tuna and noodle bakeTHIS easy tuna and noodlebake will warm up the wholefamily in no time.

Ingredients750 ml shell noodles1 knob butter2 onions, chopped410 g tomato soup200 ml water250 g smooth cottage cheese250 ml fresh cream

400 g tuna in vegetable oilSalt and freshly ground black

pepper125 g cheddar cheese, grated

Method) Place noodles in a large pot

of boiling water and cook untilhalf done (about 6 to 8 minutes).Drainandrinsewith freshwater.

) Stir in the butter until thenoodles are coated. Set aside.

) Gently fry onions until ten-

der. Add canned soup and water.) Slowlyaddthecreamandcot-

tage cheese; stir until well mixed.Add the tuna and seasoning.

) Simmer for 3 to 5 minutes.Place the noodles in a deep oven-proof dish, pour the sauce mix-ture over the noodles, and topwith grated cheese. Place underthegrill for5minutes,oruntil thecheese is melted.

–www.food24.comCheesy tuna and noodle bake .

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Help people overcome abuse L’ABRIE de Dieu Safe HouseStellenbosch will host aworkshop titled “Overcom-ing Abuse God’s Way” onMonday 13 August.

The training aims to “de-velop a link of significantleaders who will offer help,hope and healing” to peopledealing with domestic vio-lence, a spokesperson says.

Women who want to assistsurvivors of domestic vio-lence, by teaching classes,leading support groups andestablishing safe houses, areinvited to the seminar.

Janet Napper, the founderofGlobalGoGirlsandtheau-thor of the “OvercomingAbuse God’s Way” curricu-lum and book, will trainattendees to use the curricu-lum to develop a support net-work in their communities,all with the aim of offeringsupport to women and chil-dren who’ve been trauma-

tised by domestic violence.“This seminar will teach

you how to provide restora-tion for women dealing withabuse; educate women andteen girls about abuse; em-power women spiritually toovercome abuse; plant sup-port groups in your churchor community; train quali-fied facilitators; and estab-lish safe houses for women.”

Attendees will receive aworkbook that contains ma-terial specifically designedfor those who want to estab-lish a support group or localministry for people strug-gling with abuse.

The seminar will happenfrom08:30 for09:00until14:00at the Child Welfare hall.

The cost is R120, which in-cludes training material, teaand coffee, and a light lunch.

If you’d like to take part,register by sending a mail toinfo@safehousestellenbosch.co.za.

PAKKIES BY DIE BOER: :Die bekroonde drama, My naam is Ellen Pakkies, met Vinette Ebrahimen Christo Davids (beide bekend vir hul rolle in 7de Laan) is eersdaags te sien by Die BoerRestaurant-teater in Durbanville. Die vertoning sal van 4 tot 10 Julie aangebied word. Kaartjieskos R140 per persoon. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of 083 406 0111 FOTO: VERSKAF

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ATKV-postmatriek is nie maar sommer netnog ’n wegbreekjaar nie – dis ’n jaar met ’nverskil!

Navorsing wat die Universiteit van Johan-nesburg gedoen het toon dat die ATKV-post-matriekjaar op ’n besonderse manier bydratot die emosionele groei en volwassewordingvan jongmense.

Met vaardighede soos noodhulp, lewens-redding, projekbestuur en fasilitering, rusATKV-postmatriek studente toe om betervoorbereid te wees vir die toekoms.

Hierdie vaardighede voeg lewenslangewaarde toe tot elke student se lewe.

’n Ander baie belangrike aspek wat nie uitdie oog verloor kan word nie is die aandagaan loopbaanbeplanning. Deeglike toetse enindividuele onderhoude word gevoer. Opgrond van die resultate van die aanleg- en be-langstellingstoetse, moet studente dan skadu-werk doen by mense wat in die beroepe staanom sodoende kennis op te bou van wat die be-roep in werklikheid behels.

ATKV-postmatriek gee jou verder die ge-leentheid om vele dinge te beleef en te ervaar,onder meer roei op die Sterkfonteindam, stapin die Drakens- en Wolkberge, witwaterroei,duik, ski, oorlewing met die moontlikheid om’n bok te skiet, asook aktiwiteite wat jou gren-se toets en jou uitdaag om jouself beter te leerken. Geleentheid word ook gebied om meeroor voëls, insekte en reptiele, en die omge-wing as geheel, te leer.

ATKV-postmatriek word in ’n veilige, ont-spanne omgewing by die ATKV se eie oordeaangebied. ATKV-Drakensville dien as hoof-basis, terwyl tyd ook by ATKV-Eiland Spa enATKV-Natalia spandeer word.

Dieoorde skepbeslis ’nplekwaar jy joukantuismaak vir ’n onvergeetlike ontdekkings-reis.

Plaas jouself eerste deur vandag nog jouplek te bespreek vir ATKV-postmatriek deur’n e-pos aan lizetteo@atkv.org.za te stuur.

Warm feet, warm hearts, warm soul SHOPRITE and Checkershave joined forces withSABC2’s Hectic Nine-9“AWEHness” initiativeto help keep feet warmthis winter.

With many wintercharity drives focusingon blanket collections,HecticNine-9andthesu-permarkets are collect-ing socks and shoes.

Everyone is encour-agedtohelpfamilies inneed by donating newsocks and shoes of allsizes to this worthycause.

Donations can beplaced in the wintercollection SOS (“Socks OrShoes”) trolleys that have beenmade available at the entrancesof Shoprite, Checkers and Check-ers Hyper supermarkets.

All thenewsocksandshoeswill

be distributed by Shoprite andCheckers to organisations andcommunities after the campaignends on Friday 3 August.

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MOTORING ENTHUSIASTS CARE: Three motoring clubs from CapeTown – the Nissan Owner’s Club, Team Fiesta and Toyota Addicts – tookpart in a breakfast run from Cape Town to Hermanus on Sunday. Theymade a stop in Stellenbosch to hand over blankets, food and toysfor the children at the Youth Centre. Over 50 cars took part in therun, organised by ManiacWP and Ross Human of the Nissan Owner’sClub. A video clip can be seen at www.eikestadnuus.co.za.RIGHT: Some of the drivers taking part in Sunday’s breakfast run alsotook the children from the Youth Centre on a short trip in their fastcars. PHOTO: ELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

Somerset College hosts fund­raising dinnerSOMERSET College’s firstcricket team is embarking onits first overseas cricket tour.

A fund-raising event washeldat theLordCharlesHotelto raise the necessary addi-tional funds toensure thesuc-cess of this tour. The dinnerwas attended by 250 peoplefrom the community.

Thecoachof theSouthAfri-can team, Gary Kirsten, wasthe guest speaker and themaster of ceremonies wasformer national player PatSymcox.

The touring side from Som-erset College will play at tenschools in the UK, includingEton College in Windsor, StEdward’s College in Oxfordand Clayesmore School inShaftesbury.

Here are (back) JohnRoelofse, John Nicol,Cameron Arnold, JamesFreemantle, Niccolo La-mi, Chris Goedvis,Johnathan Sloane andElliot Moses; (middle)Herman Kitshoff (coach),Oliver Nel (captain), GaryKirsten, Luc Degenaar(vice-captain) and HiltonToro (team manager);(front) Jet Hardie, PhillipCarstens and JoshuaHenderson.

Wait before you throw away THE Animal Welfare Society is inneed of at least 60 empty 500 ml yo-ghurt containers, as well as plasticspoons to serve soup to the censusworkers in Kayamandi.

They are also looking for an earnto use for two weeks, to be able toprovide theworkerswithanicehotcup of coffee during their lunchbreak.

For further information and pos-sible assistance please call René deWet on 0 082 090 8166 or send heran email todewetrene07@gmail.com.

NUWE VOERTUIG VIR WAG: Die aksies van Stellenbosch Wag om die Groter Stellenbosch te beveilig het ’n grootstap vorentoe geneem met ’n addisionele voertuig wat vandeesweek in die Onder Papegaaiberg en Devonvallei- omgewingin gebruik geneem is. Stellenbosch Wag uitvoerende hoof, Glenn Schooling (regs), het aangedui dat die droom bewaarheidis deur die energieke dryfkrag van Warnich Rust van die Onder Papegaaiberg-buurtwag en Don Maxwell en GillianSwart (links en tweede van links) van die Devonvallei-plaaswag. Die voertuig fokus slegs op misdaadvoorkomingpatrollies, ontmoet-en-groet-dienste, besoeke en mediese en nie-mediese oproepe. ’n Aan-boord selfoon betekendat die kliënt die voertuig direk kan kontak en ook kommunikasie met die SAPD vergemaklik. Schooling het verderbygevoeg dat die ontplooiing van die voertuig die voetspoor van Stellenbosch Wag in die Groter Stellenbosch salvergroot en ’n diens aanbied wat meer in lyn met die behoeftes van die gemeenskap. Foto: verskaf

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DIE gekompliseerde proses van boedel-beplanning lyk dalk vir baie mensevreesaanjaend, maar daar is raad.

Berrie Botha, uitvoerende hoof van San-lam Trust, sê mense moet ten alle tye ge-bruik maak van ’n bevoegde beplanner.

Iemand wat op hoogte is van die nuutstetersaaklike wetswysigings, hofuitsprakeen die jongste staatsbegroting.

Diebeplannermoetookoorallerelevanteen belangrike dokumente en inligting be-skik.

Eers dán kan met boedelbeplanningvoortgegaan word.

Die berekeninge wat gedoen moet word,sluit onder meer in die waarde van alle ba-tes, insluitende dié van ’n gemeenskaplikeboedel, bates wat buite die boedel reg-streeks aan begunstigdes betaalbaar is enlaste, wat administrasiekoste, onderhoud,aanwas-eise en boedel- en ander belastingsinsluit.

Dit is ook belangrik om te bepaal of daarvoldoende kontant beskikbaar is en indiennie, hoe die probleem te bowe gekom kanword.

Mense moet dus hul boedel laat beredderasof hulle vandag te sterwe kom en nie gisoor wat in die toekoms kan gebeur nie.

Belastingberekeninge is ’n belangrikedeel van die somme.

Dit sluit inboedel- enkapitaalwins-belas-tingberekeninge (KWB) en, indien daarBTW betaalbaar is, moet dit ook berekenword.

Inkomstebelastingmoet totopdatumvandie dood betaal word.

Bemakings aan langslewende gades isvan KWB vrygestel, maar in ander gevallekanditbyna ’ngroterrolasboedelbelastingspeel indien nie behoorlik beplan en ’n kor-rekte testament opgestel word nie.

DaarmoetooksterkopKWBin testamen-têre- en inter vivo (familie) gefokus word.

Dit is egter individue soos sake-eienaars,

boere en persone wat meer as een eiendombesit wat in hul eie naam geregistreer is,asook aandele/effektetrusts, wat voorsie-ning vir KWB moet maak.

Indiengetroud (ookgeregistreerde saam-woonverhoudings) moet onder meer gefo-kus word op moontlike aanwas-eise.

Indien die langslewende nie voldoendevoordeleuitenbuitedieboedelontvangnie,moet sy/hy moontlik kan kwalifiseer vir ’neis onder die Wet op Onderhoud van Langs-lewende Gades.

Daar moet ook gekyk word na skenkingsin die huweliksvoorwaardekontrak wat

nog nie gefinaliseer is nie.Indien geskei, moet kennis geneem word

vanonafgehandelde opdragte ingevolgedieskikkingsakte en moontlike onderhouds-eise teen die boedel.

Behoorlike berekening van koste vir diebereddering van die boedel moet ook ge-doen word, wat onder meer eksekuteurs-fooi en ander administrasiekoste insluit.

Daar behoort gedurende die leeftyd vandieerflater reedsoorafslagopeksekuteurs-vergoeding skriftelik onderhandel, ooreen-gekom en in die testament genoteer word.

Ongelukkig bestee mense nie genoeg tyd

om te bereken of daar genoeg geld en anderbates beskikbaar gaan wees vir hul afhank-likes se versorging nie, en indien nie, dandaarvoor voorsiening te maak.

’n Ingewikkelde plan is nie altyd nodignie en dit verskil van persoon tot persoon.

In sommige gevalle is dit dalk net nodigom die likwiditeitsituasie in jou boedel tebepaal ten einde seker te maak dat daar ge-noeg kontant is om jou laste en uitgawestebetaal enuitvoeringaan jouwense tegee.

In ander gevalle gaan dit nodig wees omonder meer te bepaal wat is die beste struk-tuur waarin jy jou bates moet hou.

Kry kundige hulp met boedelbeplanningKry kundige hulp met boedelbeplanning

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How to write and edit an essayIF you are struggling to write an essay, oryou keep losing loads of marks because ofspelling and grammar mistakes and weakformulations, these tips will help you im-prove your essay-writing skills.

PlanAn essay should discuss one main theme,

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Whenyouplanbeforehandwhatyouwantto discuss in your essay by making a mindmap, you prevent yourself from wanderingoff from the topic.

Start at the beginningAfter you have planned your essay, you

should write your introduction first. Re-member that the introduction of an essayshould lead the reader into the essay and tellhim or her what it will be discussing.

This will help you to write your essay,since you can go back to the introductionto see what you have to discuss next.

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Wrap things upBeforeyouwrite the summary foryour es-

say, you should go back and read your intro-duction again, since a summary should con-nectwith the introductionandgive themain

results of your discussion.Put a name to itThe title of your essay should not be cho-

sen lightly, because it is the first thing thereader will see – and first impressions canlast a lifetime.

Your title should be short and snappy tocatch your reader’s eye, and should also lethim or her know what your essay’s maintheme is. You should therefore reread youressay before you decide on a title.

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Anothergood idea is toaska friend to readyouressayandseewhether theyunderstandwhat you are trying to say – and whetherthey notice any mistakes.

The New Companies Act affects youTHECapeChamberofCommercewill on18JulyholdaworkshopontheNewCom-panies Act, which came into effect on 1May last year. Business owners need tohave a good understanding of this act.

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Jong sportman reik na sterreSPORTMENSE moet mekaar ondersteun,en dit is presies wat Jan la Grange, direk-teur van die Van der Stel-sportsentrum,gedoen het toe hy verneem het van ’n ta-lentvolle jong sportman se dilemma.

Die 13-jarige Ayabonga Bayibile, ’n graad8-leerling aan die Hoërskool Kayamandi, is’n kranige judoka wat die afgelope drie jaardeur Jan Olivier van die Maties-Van der StelJudoklub afgerig is.

Deur harde werk en vasbyt het Ayabongadie kuns onder die knie gekry. Hy is tans dieBoland-kampioen in sy ouderdomsgroep(groep 3) en sy gewigsgroep (onder 50 kg).

Ayabonga is die eerste leerling wat uit dieVanderStel-ontwikkelingsgroepkomomvirdie Boland-span te kwalifiseer. Hy het egternie die fondse gehad om aan die Suid-Afri-kaanse kampioenskapstoernooi deel te neemwat in Bloemfontein plaasvind nie.

Die Van der Stel Judoklub het Ayabongase verhaal aan die Gazette vertel. Die berigis skaars gepubliseer, of Jan La Grange hetlaat weet dat die Sportsentrum bereid is omAyabonga se kostes van sowat R3 000 te dra.

Jan Olivier is verheug oor die skenking.“Ayabonga het ’n ongelooflike persoonlik-

heid.Hymisnie ’noefeningnieenwoontrou-ens beide die junior en senior oefening eenna die ander by om hom voor te berei vir dieSA’s.”

En Ayabonga?Hy sê nie veel nie, maar sy breë glimlag

vertel duidelik hoe hy voel. Hier is Du Toit Schreve (Van Der Stel-sportsentrum se algemene bestuurder), Ayabonga Bayibile en Jan Olivier (afrigter) . Foto: verskaf

Have fun and save lives in Pink Drive  ON Thursday 9 August thestreets of Johannesburg andStellenbosch will come alivewhen thousands of womenshow solidarity by taking partin the highly anticipated Total-sports Ladies’ Race in celebra-tion of National Women’s Day.

Both the Johannesburg andStellenbosch races will supportPink Drive, a campaign com-mitted to raising breast cancerawareness, improving educa-tion, and providing services towomen across South Africa,particularly to thosewhodonothave ready access to informa-tion on breast health.

Noelene Kotschan, founderand director of Pink Drive, saysthe Totalsports Ladies’ Race isan exciting opportunity forPinkDrive to create awareness.

“Pink Drive’s main messageis that early detection saveslives. It is unforgivable to allow

women to die from preventableailments. Breast cancer can betreated once detected early.

“The Totalsports Ladies Racepresents us with the perfect op-portunity to promote healthyliving in a fun way. What betterplatform on which to celebratethis but Women’s Day?”

Runners and walkers will getto choose between a fun 5 kmrun and walk, and a 10 kmrun and walk. Early Total-sports Ladies’ Race entries willreceive an official race T-shirt,and medals will be awarded toall finishers. Moms with pramsare welcome, while husbands,family and friends are encour-aged to join the fun and showsupport en route.

If you’d like more informa-tion on the race in August,phone 0 021 511 7130. For racerules or online entries, visitwww.totalsports.co.za.

ON TARGET: The Stellenbosch Local Football Association hosted a promotional tournament recently to give players in theyounger age groups a chance to show off their skills on a number of fields across Stellenbosch. Here, Glen Eagles midfielderDarren Present prepares to swing in a corner kick during the tournament at the Kayamandi Stadium. Photo: Soyiso Maliti

Klubrugby naweek weer op dreef DIE afgelope naweek was dit ’n stilnaweek vir plaaslike spanne in dieWestelike Provinsie se klubrugby-reeks.

Net Stellenbosch Coronationswas in aksie.

Dié klub van Idasvallei het in ’nwegwedstryd met 14–23 teen Eer-sterivier verloor.

Saterdag speel Stellenbosch Co-ronations weer tuis. Hulle komteen Silvertree te staan.

Die afskop is om 16:00.Meeste van die plaaslike klubs

sal weer die naweek in aksie wees.Die Maties en Victoriane sal eg-

ter eers weer speel nadat die Uni-versiteit Stellenbosch se derdekwartaal begin het. Maties speeltans in die USSA-toernooi wat inJohannesburg plaasvind.

Die ander spanne wat tuiswed-stryde speel, is Franschhoek,Raithby Universals, Cloetesville

en Kayamandi. Franschhoek speelteen Lagunya, terwyl Raithby Uni-versalsdieManenbergRangersdiestryd aansê.

Cloetesville, wat ná ’n sukkel-be-gin tot die seisoen die laaste tydgoeie resultate behaal, speel teenCaledonian Roses.

Ander: Temperance t EvergreenStellenbosch; Faure t Lanquedoc;Pumas t Excelsiors; Kayamandi tSoetendal.