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Kind dood na motor oor hom ry’n Vyfjarige seuntjie van Smartie Town is na-by sy ouerhuis doodgery. Sy sesjarige maatjieis beseer.

Die twee kleuters het na bewering Sondagin Eve Carolissenstraat, Smartie Town ge-speel toe die bestuurder van ’n Renault om diehoek gery het.

Volgens ’n ooggetuie het die sesjarige seun-tjie paniekerig geraak toe hy die motor sien,en sy maatjie, die vyfjarige Zolani Mchakuva-na het voor die motor ingestap.

Die vrou wat die motor bestuur het, het nabewering probeer om op die remme te trap,maar sy was te laat. Haar motor het albei diekinders getref en sy het bo-oor Zolani geryvoordat sy in ’n nabye huis se heining vasgeryhet.

Zolani is op die toneel dood. Sy maatjie isna ’n hospitaal geneem vir behandeling.

Die bestuurder van die motor het ook bese-rings opgedoen. ’n Klag van strafbare manslagword deur die Paarl-Oos-polisie ondersoek.

Twee met vuurwapen oorvalTwee mans is Vrydagaand rondom 20:00 intwee afsonderlike voorvalle in Paarl-Oos be-roof.

Die eerste voorval het omstreeks 19:50 inClaystraat, Smartie Town gebeur toe ’n man,wat met ’n krat bier op pad huistoe was, deur’n groep mans oorval is. Volgens die slagofferhet hy verby die verdagtes geloop wat glo besigwas om ander mense te beroof, toe hulle om-draai en op hom afstorm. Hulle het hom met’n kapmes en vuurwapen gedreig en met sykrat bier gevlug.

Om 20:00 Vrydag is nog ’n man oorval terwyl

hy besig was om geld in Ribbokstraat, Chicagoin te vorder. Volgens inligting bedryf die slag-offer ’n besigheid en was hy besig om geld inte vorder by mense wat hom nog geld skuld.

Die verdagte het ’n vuurwapen teen sy nekgedruk en geld geëis. Die slagoffer het R1 500uitgehaal en dit aan die verdagte gegee.

Die verdagte het te voet met die geld gevlug.Enigiemand met inligting oor dié voorvallekan die Paarl-Oos-polisie by 021 877 5900 bel.

) In two separate incidents two men fromPaarl-Eastwererobbedshortlybefore20:00Fri-day.

Robbed in broad daylightIn separate incidents, two foreigners inMbekweni were attacked by armed men.

According to information received, AweesMohamedMuur(33),aSomalian wasclimbingout of his bakkie in front of a spaza shop inMQ block, when he was suddenly approachedby two men. They threatened him with a fire-arm and robbed him of R1 500 and five cartonsof Peter Stuyvesant cigarettes, valued at

R1 300,whichwasinthevehicle.Noshotswerefired and the victim was not injured.

The suspects fled the scene. A case of armedrobbery was opened, but suspects have not yetbeen arrested.

The same day, at about 15:55, the police wascalled to attend to a robbery complaint in Pho-laParkMbekweni.AccordingtoYosefAdinewKemisa (27), an Ethiopian shop owner, threeunknown men entered his shop, one with a

firearm and the other with a crowbar. One sus-pect pointed a firearm at him, while the otherman forced open a security gate with the crow-bar.

Kemisa was then hit on the head with thecrowbar. He called for help and the suspectsran away empty-handed. No shots were fired.

A case of business robbery was opened. Any-one with information can call Mbekweni de-tectives at 021 868 9926.

STORTREËN: ’n Wolkbreuk het Vrydag ondermeer chaos veroorsaak in Jan van Riebeeckry-laan, Paarl, toe die pad voor Kilotreads enGelderblom Motors byna onrybaar was vir ver-keer. Die vloedwater het feitlik ’n meter diepgestaan. Dit is ’n jaarlikse verskynsel tydensswaar reëns wanneer waterpype in Van Rie-beeckrylaan verstop raak. Dié situasie wordook vererger deur water wat van Denneburg aftydens reënbuie vloei. FOTO: LIEZL DAVIDS

Homeless dies in cold weatherA homeless man seeking shelter from the cold,was found dead in the bushes next to Opten-horst Street on Saturday.

He allegedly died of hypothermia.

The man was dressed in black jeans, a blackjacket and white sneakers. Anyone with infor-mation on his identity, can call Serg ThabangThsulo at 083 335 6710.

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Local chicken is lekker!Locally produced chicken hascome out tops in a chicken tastingsurveyconductedbytheSouthAf-rican Poultry Association (Sapa),settling a claim that local poultrywas of lesser quality than over-seas imports.

The results of the chicken tastingsurvey,held inCosmoCityandPark-town North in Johannesburg thisweek, showed that the majority ofpeople preferred locally producedchicken to imports from Brazil andHolland.In recent weeks, claims have been

made around the quality of localmeat, with suggestionsmade that lo-cally produced meat was of inferiorquality. Sapa, which looks after theinterests of the local poultry indus-try, disputed this.To find out whether SouthAfrican

consumers preferred local chicken,Sapa conducted a “blind tasting”chicken survey at the Youth Centrein Cosmo City and The Local GrillinParktownNorth,ownedbyrestau-rateur Steven Maresch. About 50

consumers participated in the Cos-mo City survey, with 12 people sit-ting down to taste in ParktownNorth, including journalists fromThe Sunday Times, Your Family,True Love, Farmers Weekly, Caxtoncommunity newspapers, two profes-sional chefs and a qualified hospital

dietician.Consumers had to rate the taste of

thechickenpiecesinaquestionnaireSapa created with the assistance ofanauditing firm,BinderDijkerOtte.The audited results showed that 22participantsat theCosmoCityvenuepreferred SA produced chickenthighs compared to 16 who liked theimports, while 33 chose local drum-sticks over the 13 who preferred theimports.“The results clearly show that as-

sertions that our product is of inferi-or quality is absolute rubbish,” saysSapa senior executive, broiler liai-son, SolMotsepe. “Local consumers,including journalists, know whatthey like andonlybuywhat theypre-fer. And in this case, clearly local islekker.”According toMotsepe the industry

was awaiting the decision by Minis-ter Rob Davies to review the tariffsthat Sapa have applied for throughInternational Trade AdministrationCommission of South Africa. The fi-nal decision on this issue is expectedby mid-August.

Local is lekker!

Harry’s fast facts on‘green living’ for kidsDid you knowthat if you sim-ply turned offthe tap whilebrushing yourteeth you cansaveasmuchasfivelitresofwa-ter perminute?“We need to

protect our en-vironment forfuture genera-tions and teachour childrenabout its pres-ervation. Andyou can startby teachingyour own chil-dren to love theearth,” saysHarrytheHom-inid, who is Maropeng’s spokes-hominid.He encourages families to take

awalk innature, toenjoy the flow-ers and trees and to take photosand draw pictures of the beautyaround us. Other ways to pre-serve and cherish the earth in-clude the following:

)Growsomething thatyoucanall eat. Even herbs on a window-sill or a box outside your kitchendoor, or make your own compostfrom waste and get kids involved

inawormfarm.) Use green

cleaning prod-ucts. Encour-age kids to usebicarbonate ofsoda to clean

the bath orsink. Showthem how tosprinkle it ontoa sponge andrub greaseaway to createsparkle andshine.

) Be a detec-tive in yourown home.Take childrenaround thehouse andtalk about

how to save electricity. Are therelights left on? Appliances left onstand-by?

) Recycle. Little ones willwatch you toss things in the binor separating items for recycling.Watching you recycling willmake it normal as they grow old-er. Let children be part of label-ling bins and teach themRemember to follow Harry on

Twitter on @harrythehominid.–Source:Onbehalf ofMaropeng

by Cathy Findley

Save water by using less water whenbrushing teeth. PHOTO: GOOGLE IMAGES

Ways to weather a weighty winterLet’s just put it out there.When it comes to lookingyour best, winter sucks!And if the rain pound-

ing outside and your lat-est book purchase aren’tenough to keep you in-side, the three hundredinstagram photos of hotchocolate and thefacebook updates ofcrackling fires and mov-ies will.I like to blame it on our

need to have a little extralayer to fight thecold,butthis year I decidedenough was enough. So,donned in my gym gear,I left the house to provewinterwrongandheadedto my local coffee shop towrite this article.• ExerciseThis should go without saying, but

I need to put it in anyway. Get up anddo some exercise! Now I don’t expectyou to swim in the freezing Atlanticfor two hours, all you need to do ismakeaneffort tobuildupasweat eve-ry couple of days.Why not join WalkForLife (http://

www.walk4life.info/),buyarebound-er (amini trampoline) which you canuse from the comfort of your livingroom (http://www.reboundsa.co.za/) or check out your local squashleague. Whatever is fun for you, thatis the key.• Look insideMake time for some introspection.

If you’re anything likeme, youwouldlove to know why those sneaky kilos

are finding theirway onto your scale.Keep a diary, or get to work ten min-utes early soyoucansit in the carandprepare for the day. I found that hyp-notherapyreallyhelpedmefigureoutwhy I viewed food and a healthy life-style the way I did and replace the in-correct thinking with a better atti-tude.• Don’t stop eatingI’d like toreplace thenormalrhyme

of an apple a day with this: An Applea Day is great if it is replacing an un-healthysnack.Watchwhatyou’reeat-ing. If you just read “Be hungry”, Iwant you to go back and read it again.If you’re hungry – eat! But eat theright stuff.• Get lots of sleepI know you like to make the most

of your weekend or day off, but re-

member that they arethere for you to relax!Make sure you are get-ting enough rest as youare far more likely tocrave sugar and missyour work-out if you aretired. You need at least6–8hoursof sleepatnightand add a nap over theweekend if you have astressful lifestyle.• Keep accountableIt’s much harder to

load up on treats at yourmonthly shop if youknow you’ll have to tellsomeoneabout it thenextday. Start a WhatsAppgroup with a few friendsor commit to telling yourpartnerwhen you eat un-

healthy or skip your work-out formore than two days. If you’d like tobe a bit more removed from the per-son, book a few sessions with a lifecoach.• Take your vitaminsThere is a definite correlation be-

tween lacking vitamins and trying toreplace thembyeatingmore food.Ex-tra vitamins in winter will have theadded benefit of fighting off colds andensuring ahealthy skin. Find anutri-tionist in your area to make sureyou’re taking the right vitamins foryour lifestyle.Of course, the best thing would be

to do all these things on a consistentbasis. If change scares you, try mak-ing just one change and only add an-otherwhenyou’vegotthatonewaxed.– Karen Visser

LEARNING THROUGH SPORT: During the school holiday a youth sport programmewas hosted at the Mbekweni Sport Centre. Various sporting codes were taughtby experienced coaches, some with international experience. The programmeran from 8–13 July and rugby, soccer, volleyball and even yoga were on offer.Here a group of kids are receiving a basic volleyball lesson.

PHOTO: FRANS LE ROUX

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SUDOKUEach row and each column as well asevery 3X3 square may contain the

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Method:

Place a large frying pan over a medium heat. Place the chicken

breasts between two sheets of cling-wrap and thin out with a

rolling pin or mallet. Combine the breadcrumbs with the cheese,

salt and paprika. Place this in a shallow, wide bowl. Place the

beaten eggs in a similar bowl (big enough to dunk the chicken

into). To coat the chicken, dunk it first into the egg mixture and

then place into the crumbs, coating the chicken well and patting

down the crumbs. Place the chicken in the frying pan and allow to

fry for 2 minutes per side until the crumbs are crispy and the

chicken is cooked through but still moist. Serve hot with a fresh

salad or roasted vegetables.

RReecipcipesesIngredients:

• 4 Large Chicken

Breasts

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• 1 Cup Finely Grated

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You feel quite amorous and affectionate now and will very much want toshare this time with someone you love or at least with congenial company.Your creative or artistic inclinations are also stimulated, and your work in

these areas will be especially satisfying and successful at this time.

(22 December - 21 January)CAPRICORN

Emotional well-being and contentment characterize this time period. You feel quite relaxedand carefree, and this would be a splendid time for a vacation. Laziness, self-indulgence, and

expecting everything to work out well with no effort on your part are negative possibilities now.You feel very lucky and you are likely to be lax or extravagant with your money.

(21 January - 20 February)

AQUARIUS

Doors open and new opportunities for personal and professional growthpresent themselves. Any initiative or action you feel inclined to take at thistime is likely to lead to a positive outcome for you. Partnerships or joining

with others for mutual benefit is favored.

PISCES(20 February - 21 March)

Your amorous desires and romantic urges are very strong now. In all of your relationships,whether romantic or not, you feel quite warm and affectionate. You are less competitive,more interested in pleasing others and creating harmony. You may also feel compelled to

do something creative or artistic, something to express your craving for beauty.

ARIES(21 March - 21 April)

You find it stressful to balance needs for freedom and independence with needs for loveand intimate companionship. You really behave quite oddly or aloof right now which

will put others off considerably thus affording you the space you need, but at a cost. Youare also attracted to the exotic, offbeat, unusual, or bizarre at this time.

TAURUS(21 April - 21 May)

Your personal ambitions and drive to assert yourself and make an impact on the worldmeet with considerable opposition now. Other people or external forces over which you haveno control seem to subtly undermine your efforts - or try to overpower you altogether. You

need to stand up for yourself, perhaps in a David-and-Goliath type of situation.

GEMINI(21 May - 22 June)

You may be considering a major overhaul or revision in your ambitions at this time. If youdo not have a sense of meaningful purpose or a passionate commitment to anything, youwill want to reassess where you are going and why. If you do have a clear goal, you can

make significant progress and work with great satisfaction now.

LEO(23 July - 24 August)

There is much activity; you move rapidly from one thing to another and ahectic, somewhat stressful pace is likely. Many errands, phone calls, letters

which require a response, and other "busywork" is on the agenda. A minor butrather tense confrontation is likely.

VIRGO(24 August - 23 September)

The emphasis is now on long-range financial planning, thinking about futuresecurity, and formulating strategies to achieve your ambitions. Your ability to

study quietly, to concentrate on complex mental work, and to think deeplyabout serious matters is much better than usual.

CANCER(22 June - 23 July)

You feel rather youthful and reckless. You may enjoy playing pranks and engaging in otherchildish delights at this time. Needless to say, this may be embarrassing to friends and

family! Nevertheless, acting out of character is a good thing to do now, and you will notregret doing it as long as you don't get so reckless that you hurt yourself or someone else.

LIBRA(23 September - 23 October)

You find it stressful to balance needs for freedom and independence with needs for loveand intimate companionship. You really behave quite oddly or aloof right now which

will put others off considerably thus affording you the space you need, but at a cost. Youare also attracted to the exotic, offbeat, unusual, or bizarre at this time.

SCORPIO(23 October - 23 November)

A sudden accident, trauma, violent outburst, or fever are possibilities now. If youhave been withholding any animosity, not taking what you need for yourself, or

been in any sort of ongoing battle with another, the stress is likely to becomeunbearable. You also tend to force yourself unmercifully now, which will backfire.

SAGITTARIUS(23 November - 22 December)

The market environmentManyof us knowabout themarketfor green grocers in Epping wherefarm produce is traded. But estateagents work in the property mar-ket and book sellers form part ofthe bookmarket. Sowhat is amar-ket then?

Any business does business in somemarket and a market can be describedas a place where buyers and sellers ofgoods or services meet and prices aredetermined by supply and demand.An auction is thus a perfect exampleof a market. And that is exactly whathappens daily at the green grocersmarket in Epping, as well as in theproperty market, etc.

Therefore you need to know themarket to where you would like to sellyour goods and services. We call it atargetmarket; forexample,yourprod-uct or service is aimed at elderly peo-

ple,babies, teenagers,wealthypeople,home owners, lovers of the outdoors,women, etc. and you advertise toreach that specific target market.

However, buyers always look forcheaper prices or better quality orwhatever, and therefore there will al-ways be competition among the differ-ent suppliers of similar goods andservices, which is to the advantage ofconsumers.

So you need to know your competi-tors in the same market. If they arefinancially stronger than you, theywill probably have a bigger advertis-ing budget. You should also knowtheir strengths and weaknesses soyou can plan your marketing accord-ingly. Furthermore, new competitorsregularly enter the market and youneed to stay up to date with who theyare and with what they offer.

Then from time to time, different

marketsoffercertainopportunitiesorthreats. An opportunity is a favoura-ble situation that if utilised, can earnextra money for your business duringa certain season. Threats on the otherhand, can cause you great harm andcost you money, if not handled timelyand in an appropriate manner.

To have a business is to be a playerin one or other market and to makea good profit you need to be a skilledplayer and you need to be alert to whatis happening in that market.

David Malherbe and DewaldScholtz will discuss this topic in moredetail Monday evening from 19:00 till20:00 on Radio KC 107.7FM in the pro-gram “You the Entrepreneur”.(David Malherbe is a business and

career consultant and lives inWelling-ton. He can be contacted via his webpage www.jedidiah.org.za or at 021-873 0262.)

CALLING ENTREPRENEURS: Do you produce Mbek-weni Muffins or Chicago Chocolates? Ormaybe KleinDrakenstein Cookies or Smartie Town Sweets?Drakenstein Gazette wants to find out more aboutentrepreneurs that operate their unique businessesfrom their homes, making interesting items andgoods. In today’s tough economy, starting your ownbusiness is the solution. In this way you not onlycreate work for yourself, but for others as well. Sendus a description of your business, or come and seeus about it. Once a month the Gazette Entrepreneurof the Month will be selected. The winner will receivea promotional article in the Drakenstein Gazette aswell as anadvertisement toboost his or her business.To enter, or formore information, call 0218704614;e-mail: drakenstein@media24.com or visit our officeat 1a New Street, Paarl.

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26 JuliePaulus Joubert Primêre Skool bied ’ndans om 20:00 by die Hugenote-gemeen-skapsaal aan. Die Strand Combo’s sal sorgvir vermaak. Kaartjies (R80) is beskikbaarby die skool by 021 862 3690. Jy is welkomom jou eie drankies te neem.)Die Boeremusiekgilde se Boland-tak bied’n dans aan met die orkes van Danie Wil-lemse by Laerskool Noord-Eind. Kaartjiesis R35 (R45 vir nie-lede). Navrae: CiceelWentzel: 083 346 7083.27 Julie)Ploegdag 2013 word aangebied by Abbots-dale buite Malmesbury om 09:00. Veteraan-

trekkers ploeg met antieke ploeë soos intoeka se dae. ’n Gesinsdag met markies-tent met stalletjies, verversings, ’n kon-tantkroeg, springkasteel, boeremusiek-or-kes en vele meer. Kaartjies: R30; R10 (kin-ders). Navrae: Freddie Truter: 082 252 5381.)Riverstones hou ’n Disco Dans by ClubBash en die toegang is R20.

28 Julie)Paarl-Oos Krieketklub se algemene jaar-vergadering vind plaas Sondag om 14:00 bydie klubhuis in New Orleans. Bel AndrewApollis vir nadere besonderhede.

31 July)The Wellington Autism Centre will hosttheir support meeting at 19:00 at 1 RoseStreet, Wellington.

MODEPRET VIR MEISIES:Skep jou eie modeversa-meling vir 50 nuwewetsemodelle met die prettige,My Model, boek vir mei-sies. ’n Gelukkige leserkan dié boek wat deurHuman & Rousseau uit-gegee word, wen deur hulnaam en die naam vandie boek te SMS na32365 voor 12:00 opMaandag 29 Julie.

’n Liedjie opgedra aan MadibaTwee maande gelede hetTheodore Loggenberg vanGroenheuwel sy liedjie wathy opgedra het aan oud-pres. Nelson Mandela vol-tooi enditkannouopdie ra-dio gehoor word.Loggenberg wat altyd

graag iets vir Mandela woudoen, het die liedjie ge-naamd Something for you,self geskryf en hy voer ditook self op. “Ek het die eergehad om opMadiba se ver-jaardag my liedjie aan homte sing tydens ’n geleent-

heid in Mbekweni.”Hy vertel dat sedert sy

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Theodore Loggenberg het ’n liedjieaan Nelson Mandela opgedra.FOTO: LIEZL DAVIDS

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INAUGURATION: After 113 yearsof the National Baptist existenceon African soil, on 13 July2013, Rev Vuyaini Victor Mtini(left) was inaugurated as thefirst Bishop of the NationalBaptist Church of Southern Afri-ca. The ceremony was conduct-ed by the well known Bishopsfrom Gauteng and the WesternCape. Reverend Mtini started hispriesthood 32 years ago in thedusty township of Mbekweni,Paarl. He therefore preferred tostart his new journey as Bishopby hosting his consecration inMbekweni. Rev Mtini, commit-med to the well-being of allpeople, especially the most dis-advantaged in our society, hasserved the community of Gugu-letu and the nearby communi-ties since 1991.

WARM SOP: Die Drakenstein Coon Carnival Association (DCCA), die organisasie waarby ’n groot aantalvan Wellington se Klopse-groepe ingelyf is, het verlede Saterdag hul 67 minute Madiba-tyd gebruik omaan honderde plaaswerkers wat in Wellington inkopies gedoen het, gratis sop uit te deel. Op die foto staantientalle werkers voor die munisipale kantore op die dorp tou om elkeen ’n beker vol warm sop van dieDCCA-helpers te ontvang. FOTO: JOHAN NEL

WARM BLANKETS: Hope Evangelistic Outreach Ministries (HEOM) a registered, non-profit community-basedChristian organisation, handed out blankets to the homeless in Paarl. Anyone who would like to help themwith this project can phone Marlon Appollis on 074 585 1089 (second from left), the project leader.

VRYWILLIGERSBENODIG: Die oudleerling-komitee van Paulus Joubert Primêre Skool is besigmet opknappings-werk by die skool. ’n “Operasie skoonmaakdag” word beplan vir 3 Augustus van 08:00 tot 13:00. Hullebenodig nog 20 vrywilligers om dié dag te help. Skakel die skool by 021 862 3690. Alle donasies omte help met die opknappingswerk sal met graagte ontvang word.

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EXCELLENT PROGRESS: Gr 7’sof Mary Help of Christians Pri-mary School was treated to alunch at Ocean Basket in Paarlto celebrate their excellentprogress at school during theyear. The pupils areMfihlela Ka-Wambi, Sisipho Bobotyana,Yamekel Poni and Linique Hen-driks. With them are teachersBrenda van der Berg and Kon-rad Pienaar, as well as OceanBasket personnel.

Dit is Derby-tyd inDrakensteinSaterdag pak Hoërskool Bergri-vier en Weltevrede SekondêreSkool asook Charleston Hill Se-kondêre Skool en Hoërskool Wel-lington mekaar in hul jaarlikseDerby-stryd.

El-ShaunDavids is die eerstespan-kaptein van Bergrivier en MarshallAfrica is kaptein van Weltevrede.DiehoofwedstrydbeginSaterdagom15:00 by die Boland-stadion.Die eerstespan-kaptein van Char-

lestonHillSekondêr isBradleyCupi-do en die kaptein van Wellington isKennedy Rorwana. Die hoofwed-stryd skop af om 16:00 by die Faure-straat-stadion in die Paarl.

) Klein Nederburg SekondêreSkool hou hul jaarlikse Derby-krag-meting teenNewOrleans SekondêreSkool op 10 Augustus.Die oudstudente-wedstryde sal op

7 Augustus by Daljosafat-stadion ge-speel word. Vir nadere inligting, belvir John Heugh by 071 868 6598.

Apply for an Allan Greyhigh school scholarshipThe Allan Gray Orbis Founda-tion, which aims to promoteprogress in Southern Africa bydeveloping high-impact responsi-ble entrepreneurs, has com-menced its selection campaignwhereby Grade 6’s can apply fora high school Scholarship to be-come Allan Gray scholars inGrade 8.The scholarship provides

learners with comprehensive fi-nancial support and access to anentrepreneurial and personal de-velopment programme.The scholarship aims to broad-

en the pool of successful appli-cants to the Allan Gray Fellow-ship, aimed at Grade 12 and first-year university students.The scholarship is open to cur-

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DANSERS BLINK UIT:Die dansers van dieN&H Ballroom & Latindansskool het by ’n on-langse kompetisie inOudtshoorn enMontagumet verskeie trofeë enmedaljes weggeloop.Die dansskool het 16eerste plekke gewen. In-dien jy belangstel omjou kind in te skryf by diedansskool, skakelNicole by 072 6067882 of Herschal by078 964 6779.

SPUR PLEASURE: Pauw Gedenk Primary recently had a fund-raisingproject in conjunction with Apalachee Spur in Wellington. Each pupilwho participated was spoilt with a meal. Here principal Julius Wil-liams enjoys a meal with his pupils.

MUNTLEGGING VIR MANDELA: Leerlinge van Laerskool Draken-stein het tydens Mandeladag ’n muntlegging gehou ten batevan Ligstraal Skool. Hier is (van links) Steve September, Heinvan der Merwe, Quade Solomons, Taryn Alexander, Marli Maraisen Almé Mans, almal lede van die leerlingraad.

HOLIDAY PRO-GRAMME IN MBEK-WENI: Mbekweni Li-brary held a holidayprogramme to keepthe children in aneducational spiritand off from thestreets. Here are thechildren all happyafter they received asandwich and anorange, and havingbeen entertained bya puppet show. PHO-TO: DEVIDEAN MOSES

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GOED GESPEEL: Labori se o. 19A-meisieshokkiespan het die afgelope naweek met 4-0 klaargespeel met Monument Park.Hier beweeg Leneeshia van Schoor van Labori met die bal in ’n poging om weg te kom van haar opponent. Labori seeerste rugbyspan het ook met hul opponente afgereken en die wedstryd met 20-10 gewen.

Not a good weekend forPaarl hockeyAfter a three week break, the sec-ond half of the season was not agood start for Paarl hockey.

The ladies played against Somer-set West and after dominating mostof the game and creating lots of op-portunities, the ladies of Paarl justcould not capitalize, and at half timethe score was 0-0.Somerset West scored early in the

secondhalf fromaplay-off of a penal-ty corner. At the end Somerset Westproved to be the better of the twoteams and secured a 1-0 victory overPaarl.

The men’s second team also fellshort of victory with their matchagainst the Kuils River based team,White Stripes. It was a very evenlyposed game with both teams settingthe pace of the game. At half time thescore was 0-0.Early in the second half White

Stripes scored their first goal afteracontroversialdecisionbyoneof theumpires.Paarl thenstruggledtogaincomposure and their game plan fellapart. Twenty minutes before gametime, White Stripes scored their sec-ond goal, clinching the match 2-0.The men’s first team fell against

Van der Stel in theirM3 league gameat Stellenbosch with a 3-1 victory forVan Der Stel. At half time the scorewas 2-0 in favour of Van der Stel.

With the start of the second half,Paarl took one back with great ballpossession, butVanderStelwas sim-ply the better team. Final score forVan der Stel was 3-1.Thisweekend’s fixtures, 27thJuly:Paarl Men’s 1st Team vs. Durban-

ville at Fairmont at 15:00Paarl Men’s 2nd Team vs. UWC at

UWC at 13:30Paarl Ladies vs. WPCC A at Paarl

Gym at 15:00.

SASOL-LIGA: Paarl United het Sondag teen Red Eagles gespeel op die Monte Christo-vel-de in Paarl-Oos. Ná ’n strawwe stryd eindig die meisiesspan gelyk met 4-4.

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DRIE IN ’N RY: Die Regent Boland Kavaliers kon Vrydag daarin slaag om inmoeilike toestande hul derde agtereenvolgende wedstryd te wen. Hier is hulleop pad na die doellyn. Die wentelling was 20-7. Vrydag 2 Augustus speeldie Kavaliers weer tuis teen die Pumas om 15:00. Verskeie hoër- en laerskolesal in die voorwedstryde speel. FOTO: FRANS LE ROUX