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Franklin Adams, ’n raadslid in die Stellenbosch-munisipaliteit, (regs voor) het Saterdag sy veldtog teen rassisme in die Eikestad afgesluit. Hy het vandie Weskus tot in Stellenbosch gestap. By hom is Derrick Hendriks, raadslid, (links) prof. Wynand Coetzer en Abraham Smit.FOTO: RAYMOND WILLEMSE

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Blikkieskos word ingesamel virStellenbosch se CAN­projek“Met dié projek gaan jullegate in mense se mae vul.”

Só het Conrad Sidego, bur-gemeester van Stellenbosch,bydiebekendstellingvandieCAN-projek op Woensdag 11Maart gesê.DieStellenboschCAN-pro-

jek is ’n reuse-blikkiesinsa-melingsprojek wat vanMaart tot einde Mei gaanduur. Die projek se doelwitisomdiegemeenskap inStel-lenbosch te mobiliseer en sohongersnood in die gebiedaan te pak.Eikestad Mall staan aan

die stuur van die projek metMFM 92.6, Eikestadnuus enStellenbosch Voedingsaksieas vennote.“Dié projek laat my dink

aan diewysewoorde vanAn-ton Rupert: ‘Jy kan nie rustig slaap as joubuurman nie kos het nie,’” het Sidego byge-voeg.Hy het gesê party mense raak sensitief as

hy praat oor Stellenbosch se groot vlakke vanongelykheid. “In ’n dorp met soveel rykdomen waar 28% nie weet waar hulle volgendekosvandaangaankomnie,moetdit onsgewe-te aanspreek.“Politieke regte het ons gekry, en almal is

polities gelyk,maar ons het nog soveelmense

wat in ander opsigte onge-lyk is en dit is veral wan-neer dit kom by hul daag-likse bestaan. Dié projekgaan help vir diegene wathonger gaan slaap.”Lede van die publiek

wat skenkings wil maak,kanhulblikkiesbyspesia-le versamelingsmasjienewat in Eikestad Mall tevind is, plaas. Elke blikkiewat geskenk word stel jouin staat om in te skryf vir’n maandelikse kompeti-sie met R1 000-prysgeld.Talle plaaslike skole het

betrokke geraak en on-langs het Rhodes FoodGroup (RFG) die eerste be-sigheid geword om by dieprojek aan te sluit met ’nreuse-skenking van 1 000blikkies gebakte bone,

mielies, gemengde vrugte en konfyt.“Die Rhodes Food Group is trots om met

die Stellenbosch CAN-projek geassosieer teword. Ons hoop dat ons deur dié projek te on-dersteun ’n verskil in die lewens van die Stel-lenbosch-gemeenskap kan maak,” het JobMpele van RFG gesê.Ander skole en besighede wat by die Stel-

lenbosch CAN-projek betrokke wil raak kanEmma Henson vir meer inligting by 0021 886 6267of2emma@mseed.co.zakontak.

Emma Henson van die Stellenbosch CAN-projek, Liesel Koen van Stellenbosch Voedingsaksie en Job Mpelevan Rhodes Food Group.

Burgemeester Conrad Sidego sê 28%van Stellenbosch se inwoners weet niewaar hul volgende maaltyd vandaangaan kom nie.

Plaaskinders ontvang CrocsKinders van die Rustenburg- en Hydro-plasehet onlangs Crocs ontvang.Dié projek is deur raadslid Donovan Jou-

bert en Shezayd Seigels gelei.Volgens Joubert het hulle Crocs aan alte-

saam 200 kinders wat in Wyk 5 woon gegee.

“Ons wil graag ons dank betuig aan almaluitdiegemeenskapwatgehelphet, die eienaarvan Rustenburg-plaas asook almal wat dieprojekmoontlikgemaakhetdeurhulbydrae,”het Joubert gesê.

Gavenesia Sny, Nikita Fortuin, Cassidy Koopman, An-drea Oliphant, Rowenia Mayeki en Santé Josephs is blyoor hul Crocs wat hulle ontvang het.

Raadslid Donovan Joubert (regs) oorhandig die Crocsaan Keanen Robyn, Caswill Hendricks, Ethan Mulleren Rowan May.

Beware of theft out ofmotor vehiclesTheStellenboschbranchof theSouthAfricanPolice Service (SAPS) has warned residentsof the highnumber of cases of theft out ofmo-tor vehicles.“We are experiencing theft out ofmotor ve-

hicles on a daily basis. People leave their per-sonal possessions such as laptops, i-pads,cameras and cellphones on the seat of theirvehicle when leaving the vehicle parked andunattended.“These items can be seen through the win-

dow of the car and potential thieves see it asan opportunity to steel. In most cases win-dows of the cars are broken to gain access tothevehicleandtotakepossessionof thegoodsseen in the car.“Weurge thepublic tobeawareof theprob-

lemweareexperiencingandaskpeoplewhenparking theirvehicles torather takeout theirpersonal belongings and prevent themselvesfrombecomingavictimof crime,” lieutenantNatalie Martin, SAPS spokesperson said.

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Lesers gesels met skrywers by WOWRAYMOND WILLEMSE

“Dit isbelangrikomvirkinderste leer omhul verbeelding te ge-bruik en deur boeke kan jy ditregkry. Lees moet ook nie ver-veligweesnie. Jymoet hulle so-ver kry om verder en meer boe-ke lees.”

Só het jeugboekskrywers Chris-tien Neser gesê by dieWOW-Skry-wersfees se gesprekke met skolemet leeskringe.

Neser het met hoërskoolleer-ders oor haar boek die FranseVlegsel gepraat.Dié boek word deur die leerders

geleeswat aan die WOW-leeskrin-ge behoort.By dié geleentheid ontmoet die

leerders ook van die skrywerswiese boeke hulle in die leeskringlees.Volens Marlene Fry van die

WOW-projek, is die doel van dieleeskringe om leerders se wêreldete verbreed en hulle aan temoedig

omveral Afrikaanse boeke te lees,wat deur Lapa-uitgewers geborgword. “Vandie leerderswat nie naaan ’n biblioteek woon of wie seouers nie by magte is om vir hulleleesboeke aan te koop nie, vindveral hierby baat. Dit help ook omhul leestegniekeenspelling tever-beter.”Volgens Nicole Siebrits van Ho-

erskool Groendal is lees vir haarbaie belangrik.“Ek is grootgemaak met boeke.

My pa het vir my baie boeke gegee

om te lees. Ek sal eendag ’n skry-wer wil word.”Franco Baartman, ’n leerder

van Hoërskool Lückhoff, het gesêhygenietdit omte leesen lees jaar-liks byna 20 boeke. Hy het gesê sygunsteling-skrywer is Joy Cow-ley. Heidie Snyders, ’n onderwy-ser van Hoërskool Groendal, hetgesê die leeskring by dié skoolmoedig mekaar aan om te lees.“Ons lees jaarliks sewe boeke,maar dit is nie genoeg nie. Dit is’n goeie ding as leerders wil lees.”

Die leerders van Hoërskool Lückhoff, van links, Lesley Langley, Robyn Smit, FrancoBaartman, Akhona Mabongo, Jane Adams, Lee-Ann Francke, Elizabeth van Wyk,Ruwiena Herandien en Nadine Julies asook Yolanda Segals, opvoeder, het die WOW-skrywersfees bygewoon. FOTO’S: RAYMOND WILLEMSE

Hoërskool Groendal was ook deel van die WOW-skrywersfees. Hier is, van linksErrin Williams, Dale Jacobs, Mariska Roos, Nicole Siebrits, Ernestine Adams, HeidiSnyders, Aloissia Ndamane, Busisiwe Vinqi en Melissa Samgalay. Voor is NavonFloors, Richard Njobe en Curtley Williams.

Scintillatingsushi-makingLearners from Kayamandi were re-cently introduced to the foodieworldof sushi by chef Jeanette Barry fromthe Private Hotel School and MihoTsukioka at the Legacy CommunityCentre.The centre’s Khulani programme

aims to showchildren that theyhavetheir future in their own hands andthis is achieved through exploration– a facilitated journey to discovertheir physical, emotional, intellectu-al and social potential.

Grade 10 learners Khonzeka Mashiyi(front), Kwaza Sihlali, Zintle Maquina andAthanyanda Chanti recently learned tomake and enjoy a variety of sushi rolls.

Australian theologian to speak at men’s conventionPhillip Jensen, a renownedAustralian theolo-gian and Bible teacher, will be the speaker atthe 2015 Boland Men’s Convention (BMC) onSaturday 28 March.BMC is an annual faith-based convention orga-

nised by the Reformed Evangelical AnglicanChurch (REACH) group of churches in the Bolandand is hosted by Christ Church Stellenbosch.“Through expository Bible teaching and discus-

sion, the convention sets out to encourage men tolive for Christ,” explains Govert Pauw, organiserof the convention.“This year’s half-day seminar focuses on God’s

Word in thecompanyofmenwhoareseriousaboutliving out their Christian faith.“Based in Sydney, Jensen’s variedministry con-

tinues to have a lasting impact on countless indi-viduals in Australia and further afield.“Since 1975, hehaspioneeredmanyvibrantmin-

istrieswhileservingthousandsintheroleofpastorand teacher.Jensen’smainworkhasbeenhis regu-larexpositionof thescripturesbydevotinghimselftopreachingChristbyconsistentlyexpoundingtheBible.”Additionally, Jensen is involvedwithuniversity

student work by speaking at student-training con-

ferences and university missions in Australia.“He encourages and challenges each generation

of students to a complete life-commitment toChrist,” adds Pauw.Men from all denominations are welcome to at-

tend the seminar.The Boland Men’s Convention takes place from

08:30 to 14:00 atChristChurchStellenboschand thecost is R150 (incl. tea, lunch and seminar materi-als).Liaise with Govert Pauw at 0 071 202 4421 or

2 gerrypauw@aol.com for more information, orvisit www.bolandmen.co.za

URC-koor

Die Protea-mannevereni-ging van die Volkskerk vanAfrika bied aanThe Lifespanof Jesus deur die URC-koorSerepta by die Volkskerkvan Afrika op 29 Maart om17:00. Toegang R30.Bel Gordon Reid by

0 083 236 4127.

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REFUSE REMOVAL SCHEDULE FOR PUBLIC HOLIDAYSDURING APRIL / MAY 2015

NOTICE NO. 10/2015

Please be informed that the normal municipal refuse collection service will not be delivered onFriday, 3April 2015.The areas affectedwill be serviced onSaturday 4April 2015.

Residents are kindly requested to not place refuse out for collection on Friday, 3April 2015, butthat it rather be placed for collection onSaturday, 4April 2015 as indicated above.

Normal waste collection will take place on all other days, including public holidays, Monday6April 2015;Monday 27April 2015 andFriday 1May2015.

We thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

Andre van Niekerk (Pr Eng)Director: Engineering Services6 March 2015

VULLISVERWYDERINGSDIENS SKEDULE VIR PUBLIEKEVAKANSIEDAE GEDURENDE APRlL / MEI 2015

KENNISGEWING NR. 10/2015

Neem asseblief kennis dat daar geen normale vullisverwyderingsdiens op Vrydag 3April 2015gelewer sal word nie. Die geaffekteerde areas sal 'n vullisverwyderingsdiens op Saterdag4April 2015 ontvang.

U word vriendelik versoek om geen vullis op Vrydag 13April 2015 uit te plaas nie, maar wel opSaterdag 4April 2015 soos hierbo aangedui.

'n Normale vullisverwyderingsdiens sal wel op die publieke vakansiedae op Maandag 6 April2015;Maandag 27April 2015 enVrydag 1Mei 2015 gelewerword.

Uword byvoorbaat bedank vir u samewerking en begrip.

Andre van Niekerk (Pr lng)Direkteur: lngenieursdienste6 Maart 2015

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Green Door­projek nooijou uit na geleentheidDie Green Door-projek, met Cha-nene van As aan die stuur, het tendoel omdeurmiddel van ’n leeron-dersteuningsentrum hulp te biedaan Grondslagfase-leerders vandie Weber Gedenk Primêre Skoolin Jamestown.

Chanene, ’n opgeleide onderwyse-res met opleiding in die hanteringvan leerdersmet spesiale leerbehoef-tes, is self al 10 jaar ’n inwoner vanJamestown en bedryf reeds ’n gerui-me tyd die leersentrum vanaf haarhuis.“Die hoofdoel van die Green Door-

projek is omdiegemeenskap tedien,”sê Chanene. “Die skool identifiseerhoë risiko-leerders wat veral hulpmet geletterdheid, wiskunde, en hulhuiswerk nodig het.“Gaan Groen-aktiwiteite word ook

aangebied om leerders kreatief enselfs aktief besig te hou en hul unieketalente te ontdek.”Ten einde geld vir die projek en

leersentrum in te samel, hou hulleeersdaags ’n geldinsameling.Die tema, “Jy is Beeldskoon! ’n

Handsak vol bederf”, is spesiaal virvroue gekies en die bekende gasspre-ker Aletté-Johanni Winckler gaangaste vermaak.Lollos-medeskepper, Alta van Zyl,

gaan by dié geleentheid ook haarsangloopbaan as solosanger afskop.Die geleentheid vind plaas op Sa-

terdagoggend 28 Maart van 09:00 tot 14:00 byProteaHotelTegnoparken sluit ’n smullekkerbuffet-middagete,mooigoed-stalletjies, geluk-kige trekkings, bederf- en foto-neem stalle-tjies en ’n heerlike kuier vir slegs R300 per

persoon in.Kontak Chanene om jou plek te bespreek of

jou vriendin te bederf by 2 greendoorpro-jek@gmail.com of skakel haar by 0082 890 8616.

Chanene vanAsby (voor van links na regs) Charlize Adams, Sharni-que Matthyse en Simoné Hector, van die graad 4-leerders watby haar leerondersteuningsentrum baatvind.

Understanding TBDo you know all you need to know aboutTuberculosis (TB)?March is TB Awareness Month and

ER24 isurgingpeople to familiarise them-selves with the symptoms of the disease.Seek medical attention immediately if itis suspected that you have developed TB.TB is an infectious disease that spreads

through the air. It is caused by a bacteri-um called mycobacterium tuberculosis.It is spreadwhen someonewhohas activetuberculosis coughs, sneezes or spits.The bacterium is then inhaled by anotherperson.Symptoms include cough, fever, night

sweats, weight and appetite loss, tired-ness, weakness, chest pain and coughingup blood.High riskSpeakingabouthealthcareworkers,Dr

VernonWessels, from ER24 said: “Unfor-tunately they are by the nature of theirwork, at a higher risk of sustainingmanyinfections, including TB, than the rest ofthe population. This is due to them at-tending to patientswithundiagnosedanduntreated infections.“Any person, including trauma cases,

could potentially have untreated TB. Ifyou were inadvertently exposed, it is im-portant to take note of any symptoms thatmay appear, go for testing and have treat-ment started as soon as possible.”Healthcare workers should ensure

they wear the relevant mask when treat-ing patients.Masks“Healthcare workers are trained to use

universal precautions such as gloves andan N95 mask on any patient suspected ofhaving a respiratory infection,” saidWessels.He added it is standard practice for

healthcare workers to wear an N95 orFFP2maskwhen treatingTBpatients, es-pecially if the patient’s response to treat-ment is unknown.“If the patient does not require oxygen

therapy, it is practical for the patient towear an N95 mask when in close contactwith people while still infectious as thiscontains the TB germ and preventsspread to other people. It should be notedthat some N95 masks are fitted with anexpirationvalve tomake itmore comfort-able forwearers as a persondoesnot haveto exhale through the filtermaterial. Thistype of mask would however not work ifa TB patient wears it as their expired airwith theTBgermswould exit through thevalveand into theatmosphere,” saidWes-sels.IfuntreatedTBis suspected, thepatient

should be approached with an N95 maskand preferably taken to an area wherethey will not be in close contact with oth-er people.Caroline Walker, the Advocacy, com-

munication and social mobilisation co-ordinator at the TB/HIV Care Associa-tion, said: “If your immune system isstrong enough, you can inhale the TBgerm but remain healthy. Many peoplehave latent TB. They have the TB germ

but their immune system protects themfrom its spread. Latent TB is not infec-tious. There is a 10%risk of developingactive TB if you have latent TB. If yourimmune system isnot strong enough, youcan develop active TB,” said Walker.TB usually affects the lungs however

it can affect other parts of the body.People who are HIV positive, diabetic,

malnourished or smokers have a higherchance of developing TB.“The HIV virus weakens the immune

system.Thismeans it ismore difficult forthe body to fight off the TB germs and ac-tive TB disease develops. The most com-mon cause of death for HIV positiveadults in South Africa is TB. The high co-infection of TB and HIV in South Africais the reason TB/HIV Care Associationworks on integrating TB and HIV servi-ces,” Walker said.Even though co-infection is high in

South Africa, this does not mean that ev-eryone with TB is HIV positive or thateveryone who is HIV positive has TB. Itis possible to have one disease withoutthe other. TB/HIV Care Associationworks to prevent, find and treat TB andHIV in parts of KwaZulu-Natal and theWestern, Eastern and Northern Cape.“We take services to people instead of

waiting for them to access care at clinics.We make it easier for people to stay incare by providing support for them totake treatmentat theirhomesorworkpla-ces.This isdone throughcommunitycareworkerswho forma linkbetween theclin-ic and the patient, visiting the patient athome, explaining their medication andreminding them of their clinic appoint-ments. Ourmobile teams provide screen-ing for TB and HIV counselling and test-ing in community settings,” saidWalker.She urged people diagnosed with TB to

take their medication as prescribed bytheir doctor or nurse until their treat-ment is completed.“For the first two weeks of treatment

they should avoid close contact with oth-ers. After the first two weeks of takingtreatment, a person should no longer beinfectious. TB patients must continuetaking their tablets until the treatmentis completed.”TB is more likely to be spread in small,

poorly ventilated and overcrowded con-ditions. “This means everyone shouldopenwindowswhenona train, busor taxifor example to allow for ventilation.“Coughing etiquette should be ob-

served. People should turn away fromothers and cough into their arm ratherthan their hand to avoid coughing germsinto the air. If you spit, you should do sointo a tissue and then throw the tissueaway,” said Walker.She added that kissing, shaking hands,

sharing food and cutlery or touching bedlinen or toilet seats, do not spread TB. Tobecome infected, a person has to inhaleTB germs.ER24’s Emergency Contact Centre can

be reached 24 hours a day on 084 124 forany medical emergency.

Beamptes vandieCloetesville-polisiekantoor het onlangs beslag gelê op ’n vuurwapen.Die beamp-tes was besig om te patrolleer in Langstraat en Kloofstraat in Cloetesville toe hulle ’n verdagteop ’n fiets gewaar het. Die verdagte het glo die vuurwapen onder ’n motor gegooi en weggery.Hy is later in hegtenis geneem vir die besit van ’n onwettige vuurwapen. FOTO: RAYMONDWILLEMSE

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Head injuries – You are at riskDidyouknowthatheadinjuryisoneof themost common causes of deathin transport-related incidents?It is also a common cause of death

among pedestrians who areknocked by vehicles.ER24 attends to patients who sus-

tain head injuries during collisionson a daily basis.March 20 was World Head Injury

Awareness Day and ER24 is urgingpeople to use safety belts, refrainfrom speeding and driving reckless-ly, to use child car seats and be alertwhile on the road. This will assistin limiting the likelihood and im-pact of head injuries.Speaking about all road users, Dr

Vernon Wessels, from ER24, said,“As with most injuries, preventionis better than cure. The best way toreduce head injuries is to try andavoid the impact in the first place.“Where potential impact is una-

voidable, wear the appropriateheadgear. Use the appropriate re-straint in vehicles. Using a car seatfor children that is correctly fittedprotects them from injury. It alsoprotects otheroccupants frombeinghit by an unrestrained child in theevent of a collision.”

People must seek medical atten-tion if a head injury leads to loss ofconsciousness or coordination, vi-sual disturbances and loss inmemo-ry, no matter how short the effectsmay have been.“Life-threatening brain injuries

can initiallypresentvery subtle anda medical assessment will deter-mineiffurthertestsoradmissionforobservation are required. Bleedingand swelling of the brain is poten-tially treatable with good outcomesif donebefore serious complicationsoccur.“The most catastrophic event is a

missed bleed inside the skull cavitythat can cause severe disability ordeath.“There are, however, subtle ef-

fects thatcanpresentata laterstage,suchaspersonality changes, coordi-nation problems, speech difficultyand memory and concentrationproblems,” said Wessels.ChildrenWessels said in a perfect world,

any head injury should be assessedby a health professional, howeverwe also need to be realistic. “Chil-dren will sustain minor head inju-ries mainly due to the relatively

large size of the head during earlychildhood and immature motorskills.

“However, there are certain signsthat can be used to determine whena medical consultation is appropri-ate.

“These include any loss of con-sciousnessnomatterhowbrief, con-vulsions after the injury, vomiting,a headache thatworsens or does notimprove with rest or oral paraceta-mol and any visual disturbances orbehaviour that is not typical for thechild. If there is any doubt, ratherconsult a doctor,” said Wessels.Understanding head injuriesWessels said head injuries could

range from simple lacerations todevastating bleeding inside theskull cavity that causes pressure onthe brain.

This pressure can cause death ifthe patient is not urgently treated.

“Although injuries involving theskullcavityareusually themostcat-astrophic, external head injuriescanalsocausepermanentdamageordeath especially if the airwayorma-jor blood vessels are affected,” hesaid.

Types of head injuries include

concussion, contusion and skullfractures.ConcussionAconcussion is themost common

typeofhead injury.Aconcussionre-sults when the brain undergoes im-pact that shakes the brain tissue butdoes not cause bleeding or visibledamage to the cells.“A patient may lose conscious-

ness for a short while and is oftenconfused, disorientated or has poorco-ordination. However, the effectsreturntonearnormalfairlyquickly.“Some functions like short-term

memorymaytakemuchlongertore-cover and headaches and dizzyspellscanlast formonthsafteracon-cussion episode. By repeating ques-tionnaire tests over aperiod of time,doctors are able to track the recov-eryprocess.Althoughthebraincellsdonotappearabnormal (aCATscanwill be normal), the functioning ofthecellsareaffectedandarepeat im-pact could have a more serious re-sult,” said Wessels.Usually,aconcussionissustained

through impact to the head, howev-er indirect force can also cause this.A sad example of bleeding that canoccur in the brain of a child is

throughviolentshakingas typicallyoccurs in abuse scenarios.ContusionWith contusion, the brain tissue

isbruisedbythe impactandthiscancauseswelling.Asthebrainisinsidea bony cavity that cannot expand,pressure will build up due to theswelling.Thispreventsadequatebloodsup-

ply to the brain, which suppressesits functioning and can cause per-manent damage to the cells and po-tentially lead to death. The same re-sult occurs when there is a bleed in-side the skull cavity.Skull fractureWithaskullfracturethereisarisk

of bony fragments causing directdamage to the underlying brain tis-sue. In addition, skull fractures areoften associatedwith awoundof theoverlying skin that then causes apathway for germs to travel fromoutside into the skull cavity andcause infectionof thebrain (enceph-alitis) or the membranes coveringthe brain (meningitis). This infec-tion can be life threatening or causepermanent disability.ER24’s Emergency Contact Cen-

tre can be reached on 0 084 124.

Blakes hou weer Paasnaweek­rugbytoernooiDie Blakes-rugbyklub hou weervanjaardiegesogtePaasnaweek-toernooi waarin oud-Springbok-kesooswyleTinusLineeenChes-ter Williams destyds gespeel heten raakgesien is.

Die klub het op 11 Maart hul lo-tinggehouenop21Maart is dieklubse trui vir die toernooi bekend ge-stel.Andrew van Wyk, oudspeler van

Blakes, het by die loting van dietoernooi gesê daar is geenkleurlingrugbyspan in Suid-Afrikawat ’n ry-ker geskiedenis het nie.“Ekwas bietjie skepties in die be-

gin oor die toernooi wat weer ge-speel gaan word, want dit is weinigdat geskiedenis homself herhaal.Ek hoop ons kan verbeter,” het hygesê.Die toernooi, wat destyds as die

Rapportbeker-toernooi bekend ge-staan het, was van die tagtiger- totdie negentigerjare ’n hoogtepunt op

die sportkalender.Ná ’n gebrek aan borge was daar

’n onderbreking tot 2007, maar

weens ’n gebrek aan borge het dietoernooi weereens skipbreuk gely.Vanjaar se toernooi skop Sater-

dag 4 April op die Cloetesville-sportterreinaf endie eindstryde salop Maandag 6 April gespeel word.

Die spanne is Blakes, Kylemore,Albions, Young Gardens, Macas-sar, Raithby, Strand en Young Peo-ples.Buiten rugby sal netbal ookge-speel word.Toernooi-direkteur Aubrey No-

ble het gesê die plan was om dietoernooi vanjaar te laat herleef.“Dit was amper nie ’n werklik-

heid nie. Danksy ’n borg, die ener-giedrankie-maatskappy Score, kansportliefhebbers nou uitsien na ’nprestige-toernooi met hope talent.”Hy wil die toernooi ’n permanen-

te instelling maak ná hulle ’n kon-trak vir drie jaar met Score gesluithet.“Dis virmy ’n riemonder die hart

om weer die toernooi te sien her-leef.”Burgemeester Conrad Sidego het

by dié geleentheid gesê sport helpmet nasie- en gemeenskapsbou.“Sportlui kan ’n belangrike rol inhul gemeenskappe speel en daar is’n behoefte aan sportleiers.”

John Gordon, voorsitter van Blakes-rugbyen Aubrey Noble, toernooi-direkteur, metdie Blakes sporttrui vir die Paasnaweek-toernooi wat Saterdag 21 Maart bekendgestel is. FOTO’S: DAAN WILLIAMS

Van die oud Blakes-rugbyspelers het die loting bygewoon. Agter van links John GordonenGeorgeNoble.Middel van links JohnNoble, Jan Kellies, Bennie Jones enSamSeconds.Voor van links is Jonas Solomons en Williams Hendriks.

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Make your own luck in your businessDAVID MALHERBE

Somehowmany people have the desire tobe lucky in some way or another. That iswhy many people regularly buy Lottotickets.

“If I can only win the Lotto, then all myproblems will be solved.” But that does notseem to be true. I recently read in the Youmagazine about a man who won R100m inthe Lotto, spent it all within two years andnow says he wishes that he never won it, be-cause it brought himno luck, rather the con-trary.

According to articles on Entrepre-neur.com, it seems that the roll-of-the-dicekind of luck does not exactly work in busi-ness, rather themake-your-ownkindof luck.Much emphasis is placed on the impor-

tance of preparation. People say that luck iswhen opportunity meets preparation.Adam Toren says we need to be prepared

in three ways.First, we need to always be ready for an

opportunity when it comes our way by hav-ing business cards available, to sell our-selves or our business’ products or servicesand by always looking our best.Secondly, be prepared to ask for an oppor-

tunity to present a business proposal whereyou can supply a needed product or service.Don’t be afraid to get a “no.” If you do notaskyoualreadyhavea “no”without anypos-sibility of a “yes.”Thirdly, always show gratitude. Many op-

portunities andmuch “luck” will come yourway simply by saying thanks. This unfortu-nately is rare. In Luke 17 we read how Jesushealed ten lepers, yet only one returned tothank Him. Much goodwill will come yourway, simply by living a life of gratitude.On the other hand, Steve Tobak reasons

that“luck”oftenhappenswhereopportunitymeets desperation. According to him we are

mostopentonewideaswhenoursurvival isatstake. Oftenwhen peo-ple feel hopelessthey’ll adopt the “I’lltry anything, I’ve gotnothing to lose” mind-set. Necessity is themother of invention.Many successful businesseswere born out

of necessity and desperation, yet some peo-ple deem the owners “lucky.” Perhaps our“luck” is in our own hands.

V David Malherbe is a business and careerconsultant who lives in Wellington.

Local band wows the crowdAn estimated 55 000 spectatorsflocked to the Green Point FanWalk on Saturday 14March to sa-lute 600 firemen and celebratecultural diversity with morethan2 000performers in thecity’s6th annual Cape Town Carnival.

One of the evening’s highlightswere the performers from theCape Whalers Field Band fromStellenbosch who wowed thecrowd along the 1,2 kmFanWalk,along with more than 50 commu-nitygroups,whoshowcased theirinterpretation of the elementalthemeof fire,water, air and earth– the unstoppable forces thatshape us and our environment aspart of the procession.

Spectators, who dressed up incarnival paraphernalia includ-ing masks, feathers, glow sticksand festive hats, were in awe ofthemesmerising spectacle ondis-play.

Performers of the Cape Whalers Field Band from Stellenbosch showing off their dance skills at the CapeTown Carnival. PHOTOS: PHOTOKRU

A member of the Cape Whalers Field Band from Stellenboschwalking with a banner at the Cape Town Carnival.

DA Ward members assisted residents at Huis Horison to continue their glass recycling operationslast week when they delivered two bakkie loads of old glass bottles to the recycling facility atHuis Horison. At the presentation were, from left Johannie Serdyn, ward councillor for ward 11,AlwynHanekom,chairpersonofward11,andQuintinSmit,ward8councillor andmayoral committeemember for safety and security. PHOTO: DANIE KEET

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Liquor Trading Hours By-lawNotice is hereby given that the Stellenbosch Municipal Council did not approve or reject the draft Liquor TradingHours By-law at its 26th Council meeting, and will re-consider it again in May 2015. Council has received severalcomments from the industry requesting that off consumption trading (e.g. bottle stores) will be entitled to trade(7) days per week (thus including Sundays and Public Holidays).

Council has resolved that the proposed trading of 7 days per week, be submitted for further public participationas envisaged by Section 17 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act. The said By-law will be availableat all libraries in the area, on the website and at each ward office.

Please send your comments to Christelle.devilliers@stellenbosch.gov.za, or deliver it personally at, Nr 71 PleinStreet, Ecclesia Building, 3rd Floor Reception, Stellenbosch, or contact your Ward Councillor for assistance.

For further enquiries, please contact the Municipality on 021 808 8018 / 8052.

We thank you for your cooperation and patience.

Christa LiebenbergMunicipal Manager

NOTICE 13/2015

KENNISGEWING 13/2015Drank Handelsure Verordening

Kennis hiermee geskied dat die Drank Handelsure Verordening nie goedgekeur of verwerp was deur die

Munisipale Raad van Stellenbosch by die 26ste Raadsvergadering nie, maar her-oorweeg sal word in Mei 2015.

Die Raad het talle submissies otvang vanaf die industrie wat versoek het dat van-perseel-af handel van drank

sewe (7) dae per week geskied (insluitend Sondae en Openbare Vakansiedae).

Die Raad het besluit dat die voorgestelde handel van 7 dae per week, gepubliseer word vir openbare deelname

soos voorgeskryf in die Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Stelselswet. Die betrokke verordening sal beskikbaar

wees by alle biblioteke, die munisipale webwerf en elke wykskantoor.

Stuur asb enige kommentaar aan Christelle.devilliers@stellenbosch.gov.za, of lewer dit persoonlik af by

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Verdere navrae kan gerig word aan die Munisipaliteit by 021 808 8018 / 8052.

U word byvoorbaat bedank vir u samewerking en geduld.

Christa LiebenbergMunisipale Bestuurder

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Van Dyk weer boVir die paralimpiese atleet, Ernst vanDyk, was dit ’n baie suksesvolle naweek,plaaslik en internasionaal. Nadat hy inNovember 2014 aangewys is as streek-wenner van die Westelike Provinsie-sportraad se sport- en rekreasietoeken-nings, in die kategorie sportman met ge-stremdheid, is hy ook verlede Vrydag asalgehelewenner van die kompetisie aan-gewys.

Symede-klublid, Ilse Hayes, ook ’n streek-wenner inNovember, is aangewysasalgehe-le wenner in die afdeling sportvrou met ’ngestremdheid.

Op Sondag 15 Maart volg Ernst die prysop met ’n oorwinning in die afdeling vir rol-stoele oor 21 kmby dieNewYork-marathon.Hy wen die wedren in ’n tyd van 48:54, teen’n gemiddelde spoed van 3:44 per myl.Fietsryers van die klub vertrek ook binne-

kort na Nederland. Die plaaslike fietsryerRoxy Burns, en nuweling Graig Rigard, salSA verteenwoordig by die 2015 UCI para-cy-cling se wêreld-baanfietsry-kampioenskap-pe in Apeldoorn, Nederland van 26 tot 29Maart.Dit sal Craig se eerste keer op die baan

wees, nadat hy SA verlede jaar in Italië opdie pad verteenwoordig het.

Ons Gee Om.Ons Gee Om.

Stellenbosch Gazette vra Stellenbossers omhierdiewelsyn- engemeenskapsorganisasieste help.Hier is ’n lys van hul belangrikste behoef-

tes:

Stellenbosch-nagskuiling:Ingemaakte (blikkies-) of vars groente, eni-

ge droë sopbestanddele,macaroni, spaghetti,koffie, suiker, poeiermelk, smeergoed virbrood, badseep en handdoeke.Daar is ook ’nbehoefte aanvrywilligersom

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Huis Horison:Materiaal, wol, kant en benodigdhede vir

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Safe House Stellenbosch:Benodig dringend babaweggooidoeke, ba-

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Stellenbosch-hospies:Koffie, tee en warmsjokoladepoeier (hot

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groot seleksie van boeke en foto’s in ons baietydskrifte by die Hospice-winkel in Bor-cherdstraat. Dit is oop weeksdae tot 16:45 enopSaterdae. Jouaankopehelp omdie dienstewat Stellenbosch Hospies vir meer as 1 000pasiënte elke maand verskaf te finansier.Kontak 0 021 886 5994.

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Stellenbosch WerksentrumDie StellenboschWerksentrumvir volwas-

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Leerders van die Laerskool Pniel baljaar in die skuim. Dié aktiwiteit was deel van nasionale biblioteek-week wat in Maart gevier word. Die Pniel-biblioteek het verskeie programme vir die leerders aangebied.Die Stellenbosch-brandweer, die polisie en die verkeer het met die kinders kom praat oor veiligheid.Ecocentre het ook met die kinders kom praat oor slange. Verskeie dienste word deur die bibliotekeaangebied soos gratis internet-toegang, faks- en fotostaatgeriewe, uitneem van boeke, CD’s en DVD’s.Biblioteke het ook uitreikaksies soos besoeke aan ouetehuise, storie-ure vir kinders, vakansieprogram-me vir kinders en programme vir volwassenes. Indien jy lid is van een van die biblioteke in Stellenbosch-munisipaliteit mag jy by enige van die nege biblioteke items uitneem of hulle geriewe gebruik.

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Let’s Play-ster is ’nskaak- en atletieksterLisa Brugman is Let’s Play seSportster vir Februarie.

Lisa het al haar wedlope by La-erskool Stellenbosch se atletiek-byeenkoms gewen. Verder is syaangewys as junior Victrix Ludo-rum vir haar puik tye. Sy het ’n32-jaar oue rekord van dié skoolmet 0,1 sekonde misgeloop.

Lisa het ook as 8-jarige die Wes-telike Provinsie in die A-afdelingby SA-skaak in die gemengdeo. 10-span verteenwoordig. Sy isdie jongste meisie in dié span ennommer een vir WP-meisies inhaar ouderdomsgroep.

HaarspanhetookdieSuid-Afri-kaanse kompetisie gewen.

Lisa het nasionale kleure ver-werf vir skaakensyhetSuid-Afri-ka verteenwoordig by die WorldYouth-kompetisie.

Sy is as Suid-Afrika se geluk-bringer gekies en het die wêreld-toernooi amptelik geopen.

V Die Let’s Play-kompetisieword in samewerking metSuperSport aangebied.Alwat jymoet doen omhieraan deel te neem,is om jou nominasiemet volledige beson-derhede en ’n hoë re-solusiefoto testuurnaraymond.willem-se@eikestadnuus.com

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’n wenner aangewys en in Novem-ber ’n jaarwenner wat dan ook omdie nasionale titel meeding. Grootpryse is deurgaans op die spel.

Lisa Brugman is’n sterk atleet enskaakkampioen.

Cricket SA deems first Varsity Cricket season a successThe first season of Varsity Cricketis all done and dusted and the orga-nisers are happy with the outcomeof this first event.

The tournament took place inPotchefstroom from 3-8 FebruaryandTukswerecrownedchampionsafter losing just one of their ninematches.

Tuks will go on to represent

South Africa at the Red Bull Cam-pus Cricket World Finals in Indialater this year, a tournament theywon last year.

The tournament drew impress-ive crowds in its inaugural season,with up to 1 500 people attendingeach day. It was backed by CricketSouth Africa (CSA) and offered val-uable experience for a number of

local players, according to CSA’sYouth and Tertiary developmentmanager, Niels Momberg.

“For the cricketers who were notoffered professional contracts,these tournaments are a way toprove themselves on a big stage.This adds to competitiveness andcreates more chances for players tomake a career out of playing crick-

et,” says Momberg.Competitive cricket at universi-

ty level presents players with theopportunity to prepare for whatawaits them at franchise level.

“Playing under lights and infront of big crowds all add to the ex-citement and help build an atmos-phere, which helps prepare playersfor what might await them when

they go on to make it to franchiselevel,” Momberg explains.

“The inaugural Varsity Crickettournament was a great success. Itagain underscored the importanceof having a high standard of inter-varsity competitions, which offersexposure and experience to the stu-dents,” said Duitser Bosman, Var-sity Sports CEO.

Lots of action on the cardswith new Impi ChallengeThe first Cape Town based IMPIChallenge of 2015 will take placeat the picturesque LievlandWineEstate and Wiesenhof LegacyPark, Stellenbosch on Saturday11 and Sunday 12 April 2015.

According to Pieter du Plessis, IM-PI Challenge director, participantexperience will always be at the fore-front of the IMPI Challenge.

“What sets the IMPI Challengeapart from other events is that it isessentially a trail run that featuresan adventure style obstacle course.The event is ideal for participants ofall ages and all fitness levels. Al-though challenging, all obstacles aresafe and fun”.

The IMPI Challenge’s best dressedcompetition has become a much an-ticipatedhighlightof theevent.Com-petition winners will go home withawesome sponsor prizes, while elic-iting much laughter from all whomthey come into contact with. A spec-tator friendly event, family andfriends can look forward to experi-encing exhilarating entertainmentand a great vibe in the Festival Vil-lage. A marked spectator route alsoguarantees a ringside view of the ac-tion.

The first event of the new series isat Lievland and offers various cate-gories, varying from the 1 km minidash to the elite race over 20 km.

The Impi Challenge has become a lot of fun and offers various events over distancesfrom 1 km tot 20 km. The events will be held at the Lievland wine estate.