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IDASVALLEIER GEE TERUG: Nicolette Smith, ’n inwoner van Idasvallei, het geld ingesamel in haar gebied om terug te gee aan die gemeenskap. Volgens Smith het die Here die begeerte om terug te geeaangewakker en sy het geskenkpakkies met toiletware aan sowat 30 mense in Smartie Town, Cloetesville, uitgedeel. Daar is nog verskeie areas wat sy wil seën. Enigeen wat haar kan ondersteun in haarwerk kan haar bel by 074 025 9800. FOTO: ELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

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STUDENTE HELP AWSS: Twee Universiteit Stellenbosch-studente help as deel van ’n grafiese ontwerp-projek om bewustheid te skep vir die Animal Welfare Society Stellenbosch (AWSS). Hulle gee terselfder-tyd vir die honde ’n kans om bietjie uit te kom deur saam met hulle op kampus te gaan stap.Hier (van links) is Kayleen Botha (van AWSS) met Rose, Lyke de Jager saam met Peter Parker enRob van der Merwe saam met Herbie voor hul uitstappie. FOTO: ELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

MUNISIPALE HONDE-EENHEID HELP: Die StellenboschMunisipaliteit Wetstoepassing se honde-een-heid het Vrydag ’n operasie in Cloetesville uitgevoer. Tydens die operasie tussen Vredeluststraaten Pinestraat het hulle huise besoek en honde wat nie deur hul eienaars versorg kan word nieweggeneem. Die operasie het slegs gefokus op eienaars wat die hulp wou hê. Insp. Lilly Joubert(tweede van regs) van die Franschhoek Dierebeskermingsvereniging (DBV) en raadslid Valerie Ferna-ndez (heel regs) het hulle bygestaan. Raadslid Fernandez het gewaarsku dat losloperhonde indié area geskut sal raak en dat eienaars dan ’n boete sal moet betaal. FOTO: ELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

Kayamandi volunteershelp to fight crimeJUSTICE KHUMELA

AKayamandineighbourhoodwatchgroup,the Lukhanyisweni Committee, said theyhave arrested six thieves and handed themover to the police during recent patrols.

The committee says they have been patrol-ling Stellenbosch for the past fourweeks. Theyhave identified the Stellenbosch train stationas one of the top crime hot spots, more so, nowthat winter is approaching.

“Thieves are targeting workers in the earlyhours of the mornings,” said Msitheli SidwellMakhomazi, the committee chairman.

“These thievesare targetingworkersphonesandwallets.Asagroupwehavedecided to takeit upon ourselves to help fight them. They aremaking lifedifficult forworkersandotherStel-lenbosch residents.”

The unfunded committee is based in Kaya-mandi’s Lukhanyisweni section, where thegroup was started.

They said their objective is not to act likethe police, but to catch thieves and take themto the police.

The committee consists of volunteer Kaya-mandi residents. The group does not have afixed membership count and encourage any-one from Kayamandi to join.

They have daily patrols from 03:30 to 08:00,around the train station.

The patrol group ismade up ofmen of differ-entages.Someoftheeldermembersareintheirsixties, with some of the youngest members intheir early twenties.

“The age differencehas beenone of their big-gest challenges when it comes to fitness. Someof the older members are not as energetic andfit enough to chase some thieves,” said Ma-khomazi.

“We caught one criminal who later escaped.He was too fast for our group to catch him.”

Makhomazi has instructed his group not totake the law into their own hands and harassthe thieves they catch.

The patrol group is equipped with threewalkie talkies. The walkie talkies were donat-ed to thembya localbusinessmanwhoappreci-ated their efforts toprotect theneighbourhood.

According to Makhomazi their help has notgone unnoticed and the police have decided tohelp train the committee’s patrol group.

Waterpype: nuwe metodeDie Stellenbosch-munisipaliteit werk van-deesmaandaandie opgradering vanverou-derde waterpyplyne in Dorpstraat.

Die munisipaliteit maak egter nou ge-bruik van ’n nuwe metode om die pype tevervang, wat ’n kleiner uitwerking op ver-keer het, maar ook die historiese kern salbeskerm.

Destyds sou hulle slote opgrawe om diepype te vervang. Nou word slegs klein gatein die padoppervlak gemaak en die pype sógelê.

“Met die gebruik van nuwe tegnologieword die historiese leiwatervore sowel asdiewortels van jare ouebome teenbeskadi-ging beskerm,” het die munisipale woord-voerder, Vernon Bowers, gesê.

“Verder sal die nuwemetode beteken op-grawings sal baie minder tyd neem aange-sien daar slegs klein gate in die padopper-vlak gemaak word, teenoor die lang slotewat voorheen gegrawe moes word.

“Dit beteken die pad moet vir kort ruk-kies gesluit word tot die pype geplaas endie gate weer opgevul is.

“DiebestaandepyplyninDorpstraat looponder die baan aan die suidekant van diepad.Diébaanwasdusgesluitvirmotoriste,maarverkeerkonsteedsvloei aandienoor-dekantvandieAdamTaspadtot indiedorp.

“Vir die verloop van die projek sal Dorp-straat dus ’n eenrigtingstraat wees, metKerkstraat wat die vloei van verkeer vanoos na wes hanteer, soos wat tans die gevalis.

“Die idee is om die verkeer se vloei somin moontlik te ontwrig en die reistyd indieoggendbehoortnieteerggeraaktewordnie.”

Volgens Bowers het hulle die vloei vanverkeer op die R44 ook in ag geneem, maarmotoristewordgevraomassebliefgeduldigen vriendelik te bly om die situasie so doel-treffend moontlik te hanteer.

Join International MissingChildren’s DayBecomeinvolved in thisyear’s Internation-al Missing Children’s Day, which takesplace on 25 May.

The purpose of this day is to commemo-rate children who found their way backhome, toremember thosewhowerevictimsas well as the continuous efforts to findthose who have not been found yet.

Encourage your company, school andgroup of friends to wear black, white andred, or a combination of these colours inorder to show support for InternationalMissing Children’s Day aswell as forMiss-ing Children South Africa.

As 25May falls onaSaturdayyour schoolor organisation can take part in the efforton Friday 24 May.

Herearea fewwaysyoucanget involved:) Make a direct deposit into their bank

account.) Sign a debit-order form and make a

monthly financial contribution.) Purchase Vodacom airtime and send

them the voucher number or PIN.) Apply for yourMyVillage card and list

Missing Children SA as your beneficiary.) Pledge to sendanSMSeverymonth for

the next 12months to help the fight against

human trafficking. Get your friends andcolleagues to do the same. SMS“Fight”, fol-lowed by your name and surname, to 42141anddonateR10 toMissingChildrenSAandstand a chance towin in ourmonthly draw.

) Organise a civvies day in aid of Miss-ing Children SA for your company/schooland donate all proceeds to Missing Chil-dren SA.

) Convince your employer to allow youand your colleagues to do a collection fora couple of hours at a busy intersection inaid of Missing Children SA.

) Ask your employer for permission toprint and distribute flyers of missing indi-viduals for a couple ofhoursat abusy inter-section.

) Getyourschooloraschool inyourareato print the IDKit and have all the childrencomplete it.

) Join their mailing list and help shareflyers electronically.

) Or join their team by signing up as avolunteer.

Spread themessageofhope. Join thisdayand help us make a difference.

Formoreways toget involved,pleasevis-it www.missingchildren.org.za/involved .

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Bound for successANJE SMIT

Kanayo Okwuraiwe has been a paraplegicandwheelchairboundforelevenanda halfyearsafterbeing involvedinacaraccident.

He has recently found a job in Stellenboschand because he will be a lot more active nowhe will need a new wheelchair, as his old oneis showing signs of breaking down.He is in need of a lightweight wheelchair

whichwill be easier and lighter towheel aboutand more importantly, light enough to carryaswell as put in a car, given that the other goalis to be able to drive a car.Regular and cheaper wheelchairs, which

community organisations usually give awayare very heavy, and would be almost impossi-ble for Kanayo to lift into a car by himself.Heneedsoneextra last push tobecompletely

independent and be able to start living his newlife and only a car and a new wheelchair canhelp bring this about along with his new jobin Stellenbosch.He has recently started an online fundraiser

where he is trying to raise funds for a car andhiswheelchair. The fundraiser can be seenun-der: http://www.gofundme.com/1uuph8.SofarhehasraisedR10 000withhis fundrais-

er, a long way to go to the R75 000 he needs.Any donations will help Kanayo achieve hisgoal.

Kanayo Okwuraiwe needs help in raising money to buy a new wheel chair.

Werksentrum hou basaarDieStellenboschWerksentrumvirVolwas-se Persone met Gestremdhede se basaarword op Saterdag 1 Junie 2013 by die VGKerksaal te Langstraat, Cloetesville, Stel-lenbosch gehou.Die Basaar begin om 09:00 en die publiek

word uitgenooi om die sentrum te onder-steun.Daar gaan iets vir elkeen in die huis-gesin teen bekostigbare pryse wees.Benewens die normale gebakwaaronder

koek, ander soetighede en tuisgemaaktebrode, sal daar plaasvars groente en vrugteen selfs wegneemetes soos worsrolletjies,slap tjips en kerrie-disse beskikbaar wees.

Die sentrum se selfvervaardigde artikelssoos gebreide handsakke en leer artikelssal ook te koop aangebied word.Die sentrum beoog om met hierdie geld-

insamelingspoging die programme van diesentrumverderuit te bou, terselfdertydou-er en gemeenskapsbetrokkenheid aan tewakker en die gemeenskap opnuut bewustemaakvandieaktiwiteitewaarmeeperso-ne met gestremdhede daagliks by die sen-trum besig is.Besighedewatnogbydraeswilmaak,kan

Phil Williams en Marlese Robertson by 0021 887 8688 bel.

S’bosch Hiking Club to visit JonkershoekThe StellenboschHikingClubwill go on a hikeon the “Tweede Waterval” route in Jonker-shoek on Saturday 18 May.Everyone iswelcome to takepart in thehike.

For further information regarding the cluband membership or to take part in the hikein Jonkershoek please call Jeanne du Roubaixon 083 704 1291.

Next training for fisheries observersThe next training session for fisheries observ-ers will be held in May at Stellemploy.Suitable candidates must be between 20 and

26 years old and in possession of a valid grade12 certificate with physical science or biologyand mathematics on grade 12 level.

Afterhavingcompletedthetheoretical train-ing trainees still need to do practical work toqualify. Observers work away from home forup to three months at a time.For more information phone Gaino or Betta

on 021 886 6993.

Argiefwerkwinkel dié jaar’n Inleidende argiefwerkwinkel, geskik virbibliotekarisse,museum-enerfenisbeamp-tes, dokumentering- en argief-assistente,word van 27 Augustus tot 29 Augustus bydieAfrikaanse Taalmonument in die Paarlaangebied.Die fasiliteerder, Pétria Marais, is ’n ge-

kwalifiseerde argivaris met baie jare se er-varing in die veld van rekordbestuur en ar-givering.Diewerkwinkel sluit praktiese sessies in

en fokus op onderwerpe soos die verskille

tussen biblioteke, argiewe en dokumente-sentrums; insameling en aanwins,waarde-bepaling (insluitende die waarde van re-kords asookafskryf-instruksies); sorteringen rangskikking; beskrywing/indekse-ring; bewaring; die rampbestuurplan; enwenke oor die ontsluiting van argiewe.Die kursusfooi is R2 000 per persoon en

sluit ’n ligte middagete en koffie/tee in.BelAmiraClaytonby021 863 4809/0543of

stuur ’n e-pos na kommunikasie@taalmu-seum.co.za vir meer inligting.

Tour to KnysnaThe Stellenbosch Anglican ChaplaincyTrust is hosting a charity tour by luxurybus along the Garden Route to Knysna andPlettenberg Bay from 10 to 13 October.Tickets will cost R1 675 per person shar-

ing. The ticket includes transport, ultraluxury accommodation on the KnysnaWa-

terfront and one main meal per day at topselected restaurants.A deposit of R375 by mid-June secures

your reservation (seats limited).For more information call the Anglican

Chaplaincy trustees, Lionel Cloete 082 8507845 or Bereneace Katts 074 580 8227.

Enaleni ontvang implementeBemagtigde plaaswerkers van die Enaleni-boerdery op die plaas Nagenoeg in Lynedoch,Stellenbosch het ’n trekker sowel as anderplaasimplemente as deel van ’n skenking vandieWes-Kaap se departement van landbouont-vang.Die skenkingvormdeel vandiedepartement

se Omvattende Landbou Ondersteuningspro-gram.Gus Gelant, die direkteur van Enaleni-boer-

dery, het die toerusting namens die groep ont-vang.Gedurende 2009 het Schalk Visser van die

plaas Nagenoeg besluit om sy werkers te be-magtig deur ’n gedeelte van sy plaas aan hullete verkoop.Met die hulp van ’n skenking van die LRAD

(Grondherverdeling vir Landbou-ontwikke-ling) van die departement van landelike ont-wikkeling en grondsake het die werkers ’n60 % aandeel in die plase bekom. Drie en twin-tig werkers is hierdeur bemagtig.

Enaleni-plaas is 30 ha groot en 23,89ha ismetwyndruiwe beplant. Die druiwe word aan ver-skeie wynkelders in die omgewing gelewerVan 1 Desember 2012 is Gerrie Albertse aan-

gestel as ’nvoltydsementor enhetverantwoor-delikheid geneem vir die implementering vandie besigheidsplan, vaardigheidsplanne enverseker dat korrekte boerdery- en arbeids-praktyke gevolg word.Die Enaleni-groep beoog omgedurende 2013,

8 ha ou wingerde uit te haal en te vervang metnuwe kultivars. Die oprig van die opleistelsel,plant van nuwe wingerde asook die ontwikke-ling van die nuwe stokke word self deur dieopgeleide werkers gedoen.Enaleni beoog om wyndruiwe winsgewend

te verbou en om hul werkers op te lei in ver-skeie wingerdboukundige onderwerpe, finan-siële bestuur asook kantooradministrasie.Die afgelope seisoen het Enaleni reeds meer

as265 tondruiwegeleweraanverskeiewynkel-ders in die omgewing

Werkers van Enaleni-plaas by hul nuwe trekker enspuitpomp wat hulle ontvang het.

Marius Kotze, plaasbestuurder op Nagenoeg-wyn-plaas, oorhandig die sleutels van die nuwe trekkeraan Gus Gelant, voorsitter van die Enaleni-direksie.

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14 Mei) AlkoholisteAnoniem (AAStellenboschSen-traal) ontmoet om20:15bydieNGKerkStellen-bosch-Wes in Alexanderstraat. Navrae:0 084 293 3967.

16 Mei) DieVonkel-ini-Ooggroepbymekaarkoms. ’nHumoristiese oggend met Helene de Villiersoor “tussen die mense en seediere”. NG KerkStellenbosch-Wes. 09:30 – 11:00. Bettie Senekal:021 880 2939 of 082 825 7830.

18 Mei) Bergklub van Suid-Afrika, Stellenbosch:Franschhoek Jonkershoek dwarsstap. StapvandieBergrivierdamnaJonkershoek,viadieAssegaaiboschkloof. 08:00, Ingenieursgebou.Kevin Koorzen: 2 kevin.koorzen@gmail.comof 0 083 301 0657.

19 Mei) The Blaauwklippen Antique Fair will beheld in the function room next to Restaurantfrom 10:00 – 15:30. Entrance is free. Antique

andcostume jewellery, china, glass, silver, art,Africana, collectables and small furnishingsfor sale. Barbara: 0 083 444 0133.) “Global Day of Prayer” geleentheid aange-bied deur die VGK kerk Cloetesville. 14:30 tot17:00, Hoërskool Cloetesville. Almal is welkomomsaamvirStellenbosch tebid.EdwardCrow-ley: 0 082 718 9513.) VGKIdasvallei (Rustenburgweg)bied ’ngos-pelfees aan. Dit begin 15:00. Toegang is R20 perpersoon.Dumisaniennogvelemeersal optree.Andries Wewer: 0 079 891 6270.

21 Mei) ACVV-jaarvergadering om 10:00 in dieACVV-sentrum. Gasspreker Patricia Britz ra-kende die Kinderwet. RSVP by 0 021 887 6959.

24 Mei) Ondersteuningsgroepvirpersonemetoutis-mebied ’ndansaan. 20:00,WeberGedenkskool-saal in Jamestown. R70 per persoon. Alle gastemoet hul eie xyz enplatters saambring.KalliesDance Band sal die musiek maak.0 083 679 2863 of 073 147 6208.

31 Mei) Stellenbosch Community Learning Centrewill hold their annualwinter ball with theKal-lies Dance Band. 20:00 to 00:45, in the AF LouwSchool Hall. R70 per person. Bring your ownplatters and xyz. For more information call0 021 882 8357.

ANTIQUE FAIR ON THE BLAAUWKLIPPEN WINE ESTATE: The popular Blaauwklippen Antique Fair willbe held on the estate (just off the R44 towards Somerset West) on Sunday 19 May. The fair isfrom 10:00 to 15:30. Entrance is free and refreshments will be sold. Everyone is welcome.

Student Expo at CTICCCallingall students,graduates,highschoolscholarsandparents toaccessall theyneedto know about courses, careers, campuslife, loans, accommodation and transport– all under one roof at one time at the Stu-dent Expo.

The Student Expo is the only exhibition thatis designed to provide both current and pro-spective students with the necessary tools tosucceed in tertiary education and beyond.The Expo is being held at the Cape Town In-

ternational ConventionCentre on the 17th and18th ofMay, and thenmoves to Johannesburg,Durban as well as Port Elizabeth.The Expo brings together exhibitors such as

corporate companies, financial institutions,professional bodies, real estate firms, motordealers and tertiary institutions.On both days there will be “Power Hours”

which are times that are specifically focusedon certain fields/career paths. They will havespecialists as well as professors that will bespeaking.

The Expo was initially conceptualised to ad-dress the shortfall in student accommodation,but soon progressed to encompass thewide va-riety of exhibitors it has on offer today.Student Expo assists scholars in making in-

formed decisions about their future as infor-mation is readily available on different terti-ary institutions, gap year options, studentloans, transport and accommodation.Often students still need to learn essential

skills such as compiling a CV. At the StudentExpo they can learn this essential skill whichwill assist them in the job market.Tickets are being sold at a cost of R30 each

andare available fromWebtickets (www.webt-ickets.co.za).Shouldyourequireany further information,

please visit the website: www.student-ex-po.com.

Dans ten bate vanoutismeDie Ondersteuningsgroep vir personemet Ou-tisme bied ’n dans op 24 Mei aan.Dit sal om 20:00 in die Weber Gedenkskool-

saal in Jamestown begin en toegang is R70 perpersoon.Alle gastemoet hul eie xyz en platterssaambring.Kallies Dance Band sal die musiek verskaf.Skakel 083 679 2863 of 073 147 6208 vir meer

inligting.

Wine and golf in aidof Safe HouseThe Safe House Stellenbosch is hosting a golfand wine day at the Stellenbosch Golf Club on16 May.Theeventwillbeacharitydaytoraiseaware-

ness of abusedwomen and children in the Stel-lenbosch area.For further information about this special

event in aid of charity or to take part in it,please send an email to info@golfwine.co.za.

Wear your tekkies for a good causeFriday (31May)will see the firstTekkieTaxannual fundraising campaign kick off,where participants will wear their tekkiesin support of a good cause.During April and May,

five different stickers, eachrepresenting a beneficiary,will be available to SouthAfricans at a cost of R10each which will be donatedto the chosen beneficiary.The Tekkie Tax cam-

paign will give you the op-tion of donating to a welfare sector of yourchoicewhichincludeanimals, children,ed-ucation,disabilityorbasiccommunitywel-fare.

It’s as easy as:) Getting permission from relevant par-

ties (such as your office, school) to partici-pate in the campaign.

) Promoting the cam-paign with free publicitymaterial such as postersand brochures.

) Choosing the benefici-ary of your choice by pur-chasing the relevant stick-er.

)Wearing your tekkiesandstickeronFriday (31May) toshowyoursupport.For more information visit www.tekki-

etax.co.za or email tekkietax@mweb.co.za.

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Skryfkursus by dieTaalmonumentDie bekende skrywer RachelleGreeff bied van Vrydag 13 tot Sater-dag 14 September ’n skryfkursus bydieAfrikaanseTaalmonument indiePaarl aan.Kursusgangershetdiekeuseomin

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res, maar is veral bekend vir haarkortverhale en die toneelstuk DieNaaimasjienwat verlede jaar asTheSewing Machine ook in Edinburgh,Skotland, opgevoer is. Haar koerant-werk behels boekresensies en onder-houde met skrywers.Kursusgangers ontvang ’n maand

voor die kursus elk ’n kortverhaal,asook ’n koerantrubriek of tydskrif-skets. Dit dien as wegspringplek virdie eerste sessie. Daaropvolgendesessies fokus op praktiese kwessieswaarvan nuwe skrywers kennismoet neem voordat hulle by uitge-

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16 Augustus. Die Taalmonumentmaak voorsiening vir ’n borgskapvir een kursusganger, wat bondigdeur die voornemende kursusgan-ger en ’n mentor gemotiveer moetword.Die kursus word tot 12 persone be-

perk en vind daagliks van 09:00 –16:00 plaas. Die kursusfooi is R2 000per persoon. ’n Ligte vingermiddag-ete en koffie en tee is ingesluit.Bel Amira Clayton by

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A night with Spyro GyraMassive Events Live presents ANight with Spyro Gyra for a live mu-sic show on 14 June at GrandWest,Grand Arena.This classic five piece band will

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jazz group who has played over 5 000shows and have sold over 10 millioncopies worldwide. There is no doubtthat thiswill be a show to remember.The door opens at 19:00 and the

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Concert in aid of HIVand Aids managementThe Africa Institute for HIV and AIDSManagement, a non-profit organisationlinked to the Africa Centre for HIV andAIDS Management at Stellenbosch Uni-versity, is hosting its annual instalmentof the South African Artists for AidsAwareness concert on Sunday 9 June2013.

“Let’s Beat It” is the title of this year’s pro-duction which takes place in the ArtscapeTheatre at 19:00 on 9 June.

Ushering in the significant June 16 YouthDay commemoration, this concert will cele-brate andhonour SouthAfrican youth for thetremendouscontributionand impact theyaremaking in the country.

It will also acknowledge unsung individu-alswhoaredoingexceptionalwork in theHIVand AIDS field and other areas of humanity.

Singer, actor and performer Jimmie EarlPerry directs this concert and will be joinedby the Mike Campbell Rhythm Orchestra,

Wolfgang Riebe as MC, vocalists Amy Camp-bell, Wendy Alexander, Spha Mdlalose,Manuel Losper, Luciano Swarts, LanaCrowster, dancers from theWaterfront Thea-tre Company and other artists.“Using Michael Jackson’s hit ‘Beat It’ as a

metaphor to ‘beat’ HIV’, gave me the idea forthe title of this year’s production,” said Jim-mie Earl Perry.“The words of the song resonated so pro-

foundly with me because it’s about a youngman who is living dangerously and told to‘beat it’ (go away) if he wished to stay alive.”Perry states that through the arts, the aim

of these concerts is to continuemakingpeopleaware of their individual responsibility tohelp turn around theHIV andAIDS epidemicas well as crime, violence and substanceabuse among people in South Africa andaround the world.Musical directionandarrangements are by

Mike Campbell who has led and worked withgroups in Europe, the USA and throughoutSouth Africa. He currently holds the positionof Associate Professor and is Head of Jazz atthe SA College of Music at the University ofCape Town. Wolfgang Riebe is a well-knownmotivational speaker, acknowledged for hisoriginal and unique approach as a comedicmagician and Jean-Pierre Steyn is the vocalrehearsal accompanist.“Let’s Beat It” has an exciting, powerful

programme that includes dance, theatre, jazzand adult contemporary music.It will inspire and educate and is suitable

for the entire family.Tickets cost R100 for this two hour concert

and may be purchased from Artscape Dial-a-Seat 021 421 7695 or Computicket.

KINDERBESKERMINGSMAAND SKOP AF MET OPTOG IN CLOETESVILLE: Kinders en volwassenes het op 5 Mei ’n plakkaatoptog in Cloetesville gehou om die gemeenskap van kinderbeskermingsmaand bewuste maak. ’n Versoekskrif waarin die kinders hulle kommer uitspreek oor veiligheid, smokkelhuise, bendebedrywighede, misdaad en behuising is aan die onderburgemeester, raadslid Martin Smuts, en ’nafgevaardigde van die SAPD oorhandig. Die geleentheid was ’n inisiatief van die VGK Cloetesville en is deur lede van die ander kerke ook ondersteun.

Second hand goodsneededThe Rape Crisis Helderberg currently needssecond hand furniture and appliances to sellin their bargain shop.All other unwanted goods are also welcome.The money raised is used to help survivors

of rape throughout the region.For further information or to make a dona-

tion please call Colleen on 021 852 5620.

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‘Tjovitjo’ bus saves the dayAs part of last year’s Vodacom Cup “Tjo-vitjo” campaign, Ikaya Primary Schoolin Kayamandi won a branded Tjovitjobusinamomentthatwouldhavealastingpositive impact for the children andteachers at the school

The “Tjovitjo!” branded bus has becomea regular sight in and around Kayamandiand Stellenbosch since Ikaya PrimarySchoolwon it aspart of last year’s “Tjovitjo!”Vodacom Cup campaign.

On any given day the bus ferries the Ikayapupils to and from rugby, soccer, tennis,gymnastics,athleticsandnetballevents.Thebus isalsoused to take thechildrenoneduca-tional schooloutingsand to take Ikaya’s staffto teacher conferences all over the country.

“The Tjovitjo bus has made a huge differ-ence to our school. Before we won the buslast year, we had to hire taxis which was ahuge problem because with 1 400 learners atIkaya, we were sometimes hiring up to fourtaxis at the same time to take our childrento and from sporting events,” said Ikayaheadmistress Tammy Mgijima.

With the added stress of taxis often beinglate or not showing up at all, coordinatinglifts for the Ikaya children became an expen-sive logistic juggling-act that required con-siderable time and careful planning to getright.

The handover of the Tjovitjo bus haschanged all that and the difference it’s madefor the teachers and children at Ikaya is evi-dent in the immense pride the school takesin their bus.

Despite being use so often, one year on the

bus is still in pristine condition and nowboasts a set of personalised “Ikaya” number-plates to compliment the bright, colourfulVodacom Cup “Tjovitjo!” branding thatwraps the bus.

“We are the only school in the region tohave our own bus and because we don’t haveto pay for taxis any more, the bus is savingus upwards of R1 000 a month. There are alsocertainNGOs that sponsor sports like soccerwho have said they will reimburse us for the

petrol we use going to certain events provid-ed we have our own transport. So we fill ina claim form and get money back for petrolinsomeinstances,whichisalsoahugehelp.”

Ikaya won the Tjovitjo bus after takingpart in one of the Tag Rugby clinics last yearthat ran alongside the Vodacom Cup. All theschools that took part were required to sub-mit regular reports after the clinics conclud-ed that detailed how the schools were rollingout sustainable Tag Rugby programmes.

The pupils of Ikaya Primary School lined up to sing songs of praise when the Tjovitjo! bus was deliveredat the end of last year’s Vodacom Cup tournament.

Khaya Mayedwa, SARU’s Senior Manager for Government and StakeholderRelations poses for a photo in front of the Tjovitjo! bus with Ikaya PrimarySchool headmistress Tammy Mgijima

The handover.

Nurses’ daycelebratedOn12Maythisyearnursesallaroundtheworldwere celebrated for their tireless pursuit ofservice excellence.

Florence Nightingale, best remembered forher work during the Crimean War (1853-1856),fundamentally changed the role of nursing inhospitals and was a key figure in introducingprofessional nursing training standards.

Clicks Nursing Sister Kobie van der Merweagrees that much has changed since the 1800s.

“Historically, nurses were seen as attend-ants who prepared and administered medi-cines, cared for the physical needs of patientsand followed through on all doctor’s orders.

‘‘A great part of a nursing professional’s roleis still focused on providing wellness, comfortand care to patients, but this has evolved intoone of the most crucial support functions ofmodern medicine.’’

Nursing sisters have vast experience inmany nursing disciplines and can therefore of-feragreatvarietyof services fromimmunisingbabies to doing wound care. Even though theywork independently in some cases, they willalways rely on the knowledge of the pharma-cistwhen it comes to recommending theappro-priate medication or treatment. Nursing sis-ters and pharmacists are also ideal as a firstpoint of call before visiting a doctor.

Most clinics and nursing sisters areequipped to offer services for mom and baby,family planning, adult immunisations andwellness screenings. Some of the services formom and baby include; advice on sleeping, nu-trition and feeding, immunisations and devel-opmental information, advice on which sup-plements to take, what to expect during preg-nancy, how to take care of yourself, how toprepare for child birth and breast feeding.

“Prevention is always better than the cure,which is why it is important to go for regularwellness screenings at your local clinic,” saidKobie.

The types of wellness screenings includeblood pressure, BMI glucose and cholesteroltests. The clinics also offer breast examina-tions and HIV counselling and testing and arealso able to refer patients to appropriate facili-ties and support structures.

At selected Clicks clinics you can also getpapsmears, finger prick PSA tests for prostate,while all Clicks clinics offer specimen collec-tion for insurance purposes or as requested bya medical practitioner. As one of the preferredpartners for more than 50 medical schemes inSouth Africa, Clicks offers patients a great andmore affordable option for these screeningtests which are covered by most medicalschemes.Tomakeanappointment tovisityourlocal Clicks Clinic Sister, visitwww.clicks.co.za or call 0860 CLICKS/254 257.

New crèche helps children escape fire dangerAccording to reports at least15 000 children inSouthAfricasuffer fromburns-related inju-ries every year, with an aver-age of nine children dyingeach day from these injuries.

These shocking statisticsmake burns the leading causeof injury and death to youngchildren in the country.

Speaking ahead of NationalBurnsAwarenessWeek(6to12May) David Grier of the CiplaFoundation, affiliated to CiplaMedpro, South Africa’s thirdlargest pharmaceutical com-pany, said the figure tends torise during the winter months

in impoverished areas.“As the winter months ap-

proach, theuseof candles, par-affin stoves and open fires in-creases, along with the risk ofaccidental fires.

“According to reports, overthe last five years, there are onaverage 10 shack fires a day inthe country. South Africa’ssocio-economic challengescontribute greatly to the highincident rate of burns amongthose living in informal settle-ments, with the most vulnera-ble being children, as dwellingunits usually consist of highlyflammable substances such as

wood, card-board andplastic and arebuilt in closeproximity ofeach other.

“With limit-ed servicesand infra-structure, andminimal safe-ty controls inplace, impul-sive and fastspreadingflash fires are

a constant threat. Fire safetyis often compromised due tothe dwelling units that arebuilt in close proximity to oneanother. The units usuallyhave little or no access for fire-fighting teams or their equip-ment to gain entry to the fires.In addition to this, there is thelack of affordable safe energyappliances available to thecommunities,” said Grier.

To address the country’sgrowing shack-fire crisis inthese informal settlements, aswell as the related burns inju-ries, the Cipla Foundation haslaunched the Ajuga initiative– a project that will ultimatelysee fire-resistant structuresinstalled in informal settle-ments nationwide.

“By replacing crèches withfire-resistant structures, theAjugainitiativeensuresthat ifthere is a fire outbreak, chil-dren in the crècheswill be pro-tected. With this initiative, wecanalso provide childrenwitha place of safety and improvethe conditions in which theyare schooled.”

The first two Ajuga struc-tures, sponsored by the Cipla

Foundation, replaced crèchesin the informal settlement ofDu Noon in Cape Town earlierthis year. Currently threemore structures are being de-ployed in this area and anoth-er in Khayelitsha. Otherprojects have been rolled outin the Kwamashu settlementin KwaZulu-Natal.

Grier,whodesignedtheAju-ga structure, said that togeth-erwithOperationSmile,CiplaMedpro has for many yearsbeen involved in raising fundsfor corrective surgeries forchildren born with cleft lipsand palates.

“During the Cipla Miles forSmiles initiatives, we noticedthe rapid increase of childrenbeing admitted with seriousburn wounds and that is whenwe decided to investigate thecauses around this. When wesaw the shocking devastationcaused by shack fires, wecould not walk away. That iswhen the Ajuga project wasconceived.”

To get involved in the Ajugaproject, or to apply for an Aju-ga crèche, visit www.aju-ga.co.za for more information.

The Ajuga crèche is a fire-resistant structure, designed by David Grier,to help save children in informal settlements.

The fire-resistant crèche helps prevent the spread offires and contains the flames.

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JONG BOKKE VERMORSEL NAMI-BIË: Die Suid-Afrikaanse o.20-rugbyspan het Namibië Saterdagmet92-27afgeransel en14drieëin die proses gedruk. Die wed-stryd is op Paul Roos Gimnasiumse Markötter-veld gespeel. Hierdraf Cheslin Kolbe oor vir sy drie.

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Rohan Janse van Rensburg het tweedrieë vir die Jong Bokke gedruk.

Sport in kortTread Lightly Women’s MBCThe Tread Lightly Women’s Mountain Bike Chal­

lenge will take place on 18 May this year atBacksberg Wine Estate.After the success of last year’s event, this popu­

lar ride will offer a route geared for every fitnesslevel ranging from a 5 km course to a 15 kmroute for the more experienced rider and a 35 kmrace for serious, competitive mountain ladies.Female cyclists can enjoy the scenic farm roads

through vineyards, orchards and forest areas,whilst testing their endurance on some steepclimbs, fast descents and non­technical, single­track sections. The route is marshalled while thewater point may offer a surprise or two.For information or to enter online visit

www.pedalpower.org.za or call 021 689 8420.

Pniel kry vroue­rugbyspanDie Pniel Villagers­rugbyklub se program vir

2013 sluit die begin van ’n eerste amptelikevroue­rugbyspan in.Die span sal in die WP­rugbyunie se vroueliga

meeding.Die klub nooi alle belangstellende vroue ouer

as 18 jaar uit om die oefening by te woon.Oefening sal weekliks op ’n Dinsdag plaasvind.Vir meer besonderhede bel Andria Stubbs Men­

toor by 083 303 9565.

Golf fundraiser for Maties SwimmingThe Maties Swimming Club’s Golf Day is Friday

31 May at the Stellenbosch Golf Club to raisefunds for the club. The format will be a four­ballAlliance Stableford – two scores to count.The swimming club has a history of excellence,

producing multiple olympians, an olympic medal­list, Commonwealth Games’ medals and nationalchampions.After the London Olympics the club realised that

as a club they stand on the threshold to continueas before or to strive towards something better.They have seen the need to be forward thinkingand innovative.To take the club to the next level they need to

work towards bridging the gap between just beinggood and being the best.For information or to register for the golf day

contact Lise Veldsman at 0 082 776 2595, 021910 1384 or 2 crislise@iafrica.com.

Cellar2Cellar Trail RunEntries for the 4th annual Cellar2Cellar Trail

Run & Wine Experience on Saturday 7 Septemberare open.Starting and finishing at Blaauwklippen, partici­

pants can choose between a fun 12 km wine ex­perience, a 12 km trail run and a 20 km trail run.According to Pieter du Plessis, Cellar2Cellar

race director, the 12 km wine experience is uniquein that there are seven wine estates that will offertwo tastings per cellar.For further information or to enter the

Cellar2Cellar Trail Run & Wine Experience visitwww.cellar2cellar.co.za, call Agne du Plessis on082 517 4799 or email entries@iqela­events.co.za.

Nine­to­Five MTB Action atDelveraMountain bike enthusiasts, leisure cyclists and

spectators can look forward to an action­packedday of fun at the eighth Dirtopia Nine­to­FiveMountain Bike Team Relay taking place at DelveraFarm on Monday 17 June, a public holiday.Competitors’ endurance levels will be put to the

test with entrants trying to finish as many 7 kmlaps as possible in an 8­hour time period.The concept is similar to a 24 hour event. The

route is easy enough for riders across all levelsand fast laps will ensure lots of activity in thetransition area. Riders can participate in three cat­egories: solo, teams of two or teams of four.For more information or to enter mail info@dirt­

opia.co.za or phone 021 884 4752.

Skryf nou in vir BergrivierInskrywings vir die Bergrivier­kanomarathon van

10 tot 13 Julie is oop. Besoek www.berg.org.za.

Stuur nou nominasiesNominasies vir Let’sPlay/Eikestadnuus Sport-ster vir Mei moet op dielaatste Vrydag 31 Mei in-gestuur word.Die enigste manier om

op dié manier erkenningaan jou skool se sportster-re te gee, is deur ’n e-posmet die nominasie en mo-tivering aan eunice.vis-agie@eikestadnuus.comte stuur. Net skole kan nominasies instuur.Die maandelikse wenners kom nie net in aanmerking

virdiesportstervandie jaarnie,maarkanookdiewennervan die Hennie Pietersen-wisseltrofee wees. Dié trofeegaan aan die wenner wat uit al die streke se wenners ge-kies word. Skole word vriendelik herinner aan die opsieom ook spanne te nomineer vir die sportspan van diemaand-kompetisie.Vir meer besonderhede 0 021 887 2840.

Impi Challenge returns toLievland, StellenboschThe much anticipated New BalanceImpi Challenge will return to Liev-landWineEstateandWiesenhofLega-cy Park, Stellenbosch the weekend of19 – 20 October.Two lucky

Eikestadnuusreaders stand thechance to win aNewBalance ImpiChallenge ham-per to the value ofR670.Each hamper

will include an en-try into the ImpiChallenger race,an Impi visor andan exclusive 2013Impi vest.

To be eligible for this prize, send theanswertothefollowingquestion,yourname, surname and vest size to Eu-nice.Visagie@eikestadnuus.com.Question: Who is the title sponsor

of the Impi Chal-lenge?Formoreinfor-

mation on theNew Balance Im-pi Challenge con-tact HayleyWeinberg on073 411 5575,email info@im-pichal-lenge.co.za orvisit www.im-pichal-lenge.co.za.

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