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Die Suid-Afrikaanse o.20-rugbyspan speel môre om 10:00 in ’n vriendskaplike wedstryd teen die Maties op Paul Roos Gimnasium se Markötter-veld. Hier is die Bokkies se die regtervleuel LutherObi op die aanval in die wedstryd verlede Vrydag teen UWK. FOTO: EUNICE VISAGIE

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Enter now for Ubuntuteen film festivalEntries for the Ubuntu Teen Film Festivalcloses on 11 February this year.

Thefilmswillbeshownon19Juneat theOudeLibertasAuditorium.The filmswill be groupedin clusters, which will be shown and then dis-cussed with judges afterwards.The awards ceremony will be taking place in

August thisyearandwillbeheldat theArtscapeArena in Cape Town.During the Cape Winelands Film Festival

2014 a selection of these films will be shown.) Entries are still open, but close onMonday,

11 February. Each entry costs R150.) All entries must be based on the work of

Global Oneness Project. Visit their web sitewww.globalonenessproject.org for the inspira-tionalsentencestobeusedinthemakingofyourfilm.

) Schools or any individual between 12 and28 may enter as many films as they wish, butevery entry needs to be submitted separately.

) Teachers,parentsorotheradultscanassistormentor, but theproductionsmustbewritten,directedandcompiledbyamateursbetweentheages of 12 and 28.

) Entries canbe in the formofadrama,docu-mentary, music video, animation or any othercreative form.

) All entries must be under 5 minutes inlength, titles included, without exception.

) Entries can be produced with mobilephones, home cameras or more sophisticatedequipment.

) Entries can be shot in any language, butmust have English subtitles for the worldwideviewers on YouTube, or other possibilities.Titles and subtitles should be clear and easy toread.

) Every entry must clearly display its title

and the original Global Oneness quote or ex-tract at the end of the film.

) Entries not to be uploaded to YouTube byparticipants.

) Judges will give preference to entrieswheredifferent groupsworked together, acrosstheboundariesofrace, religion,ageandgender,as well as scripts that do not preach or forcetheir views or inspiration on the viewer, butrather include these in a subtle way. Shorterentries are also preferred.

) Payments are to bemade to: LivingIt, FNBcheque account 622 529 54394, branch code:200912 with the reference, the title of your film.

) Every entry must send a parcel to TheProject Director, LivingIt, PO Box 4015, IdasValley, 7609, with three copies of the movie inDVD format, a completed entry form, yourscript in the case of a drama or short film, ora short description and completed consentforms from everyone who participated. With-out this we cannot screen your work.

) A stamped A4 envelope addressed to your-self for feedback and certificates must also beincluded.

) Entries must also be sent to ronel@livin-git.org.za.

) Please include a contact person (parent,teacher, learner or other).

) TheOrganisers have the right to cancel en-tries arriving without a complete entry parcel,and have the right of discretion as to what willbe screened.

) Productionswill be screenedat theUbuntuTeenFilmFestival at theOudeLibertasAudito-rium outside Stellenbosch in June.For further information, call Ronèl Gelden-

huys at 082 934 7395, e-mail ronel@livin-git.org.za or join theUbuntuTeenFilmFestivalpage on facebook.

Submit your film for the annual Ubuntu Teen Film Festival now!

No SASSA, no pay­outsSeveral elderly residents had to wait invain for their social grant pay-outs lastMonday after a mix-up occurred with thedates.According to Lindall Adams, almost 200

people sat outside the Stellenbosch townhall for hours waiting for their monthlycheque.“Thesepeople are ourgrandparents, the

sick, the elderly and those who have diffi-culties to walk. Everyone had been wait-ing from as early as 07:00 for the town halldoors to open at 08:00. Unfortunately thedoors stayed closed and these people wereunaware that theywould not receive theirsocial grant pay-out that day.“I phoned the Sassa (South African So-

cial Security Agency) offices and was toldthat the people will not receive their mon-ey that day and it was the wrong date.“Yet, some of the people told me that

Monday was the day for their pay-out.”Someof the elderly toldAdams that they

had come by taxis and trains, some fromthe farms and a couple of them were con-cerned on how they will get back.“Theywere reliant on thismoney toalso

take them home.”At 10:00 some of the people were still

standing around, hoping that someonewill come with their money.“Inmyopinionanychangeofdatesmust

by clearly communicated to the people toavoid days like this,” Adams said.According to Shivani Wahab, spokes-

personforSassa, thedatesaresetbya jointdecision by Sassa and Cash PaymasterServices (CPS), but confusion was causedafter a misprint.“Notification of the next pay-out dates

are printed on clients’ pay slips. CPS hadmisprinted pay dates and this resulted inconfusion amongst social grant recipi-ents.”There is also some confusion regarding

the re-registration for social grants for thecoming year.According to Wahab, Sassa Western

Cape is currently running printmedia ad-verts covering the re-registration processin all community-based Media24 newspa-pers.“Wehavealso securedradio slots to take

the message further.”

Rethink your hygieneIt is a well-researched and well-known factthat respiratory infections and diarrhoea aremajor causes of death among children underthe age of five.Each year, more than 3,5 million children

in the world don’t live to celebrate their fifthbirthday because of diarrhoea and pneumo-nia.Hands are the principal carriers of disease-

causing germs but, if widely practised, handwashing with soap could avert one million ofthose deaths.Over one million lives can be saved each

year by breaking the chain of infection andthis can be done by simply washing yourhands with soap.It’s important to keep good hygiene

practices inmindwhile you’re preparing foodand entertaining family and friends.Claire Hooper, Unilever skin cleansing

marketing director in South Africa, says re-thinkingyourhygieneroutineistherightwayto start. “Most people around the globe prac-tise some form of daily washing their hands,which serves two purposes, namely gettinghands clean by removing smells, visible dirtor the feel of dirtiness; andmaking hands safeandhygienic by removingmicroscopic patho-gens that can cause illness.“However, what worked years ago may not

be good enough for you and your family now.In this hectic ever-changing world of ours,there is one thing you can be certain of: noth-ing stays the same. Life doesn’t stand still andnor do the germs that inhabit ourworld. Theyare as fast-moving and unpredictable as therest of our lives, and theway theyareevolvingcauses some concern.”

It seemsasweget stronger, fitter and smart-er, so do bugs.They’re evolving in two ways: building re-

sistance to drugs, treatment and the environ-ment (according to theFood andDrugAdmin-istration, the human influenza virus can sur-vive on surfaces for 2-8 hours, and in 10 yearsthat could rise to 10 hours ormore) and trans-mitting from animals to humans (we all re-member the swine flu andbird flu outbreaks).Look at your own health to see how germs

are evolving. Colds that used to last two orthree days now drag on for weeks and whatused to be a minor tummy upset, often be-comes a case of serious gastroenteritis. Newgerms are evolving and they’re getting tough-er to fight.Washing your hands with soap is an effec-

tive intervention and washing with soap atcritical times (before handling food and afterusing the toilet) remains low, ranging fromzero to 34 per cent.Using soap is important as soap is effective

at cleansing and removing germs. Soap helpsto dislodge and loosen dirt and germs on thehands, so that it is rinsed away.This helps to prevent flu, acute respiratory

infection, diarrhoea, enteric fever, sorethroat, body odour, heat rash, spots, dysen-tery and ear infection.Personal hygiene goes a long way in pre-

venting illnesses.With various germs surviv-ing on your hands for anywhere between 90minutes and three hours, it’s important towash hands regularly. This includes beforeeating and preparing food, after using the toi-let and after sneezing, blowing your nose andcoughing.

Washing your hands with soap helps fight illnesses.

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Time for Stellenboschwine festivalThe Stellenboschwine festival will be heldfrom 25 January till 3 February. Some ofthe highlights include the following:

Stellenbosch Harvest Parade presentedby Pick n Pay – 26 JanuaryThis will be the first annual StellenboschHarvest Parade. A parade of tractors and farmworkers from the Stellenbosch American Ex-press® Wine Routes will make their waythrough the streets of Stellenbosch, alongwithlocal bandsandentertainment.TheMayorandaministerwillbless theharvestbeforesendingthe fun-filled parade on its way. The blessingwill take pace at the Festival Square at DieBraak entrance.Stellenbosch Lifestyle Experience

Evening presented byPick nPay – 30 Janu-aryThis event which promotes local restau-rants, local culinary artisans and wines, Stel-lenbosch American Express Wine Routesmembers, will showcase the Stellenbosch life-style. It will be open to public from 17:00 andwill feature live music and entertainment.

This event officially launches and benefits theStellenbosch Wine Festival Foundation.The American Express® Wine & DineThis is a restaurant promotionwhere select-ed Stellenbosch restaurants create food andwine pairings. Over 50 restaurants are partici-pating in the American Express Wine & Dine.Awinning restaurantwill be announced at theLifestyle Experience Evening, judged on theiroriginality, presentation and overall enthusi-asm.The American Express Winery Experi-

ences – 25 January - 3 FebruaryEnjoy unique and intimate experiences cre-ated and hosted bywine farms, includingwineandfoodpairings, farmtours,meetingthewinemakers and much more.Pick n Pay Small Producers’ Market – 3

FebruaryThe market will be held at the FestivalSquare at Die Braak andwill showcase qualitylocal produce as part of the Pick n Pay Good-ness programme.For more information and the full schedulevisit www.stellenboschwinefestival.co.za.

Students can still enter for SciMathUS programmeProspective students who need to improvetheir scores in mathematics and physicalsciences still have an opportunity to enterthe Stellenbosch University’s (SU) success-ful SciMathUS programme.The SciMathUS programme offers talent-ed and motivated students, who are educa-tionallydisadvantagedandwhodidnotqual-ify tobeadmitted touniversityprogrammes,a second chance to do so.Studentsmay apply for SciMathUS if theyhave passed Grade 12 with a minimum of50% in Afrikaans or English, a minimum of30% in mathematics and physical sciences,or 80% in mathematical literacy and also50% in any four of the subjects designatedfor university admission.Thestudents inmathematicsandphysicalsciences rewrite the Grade 12 examinationin these two subjects at the end of the year.

The biggest increases in the 2012 class re-sults were 52 percentage points in physicalsciences and 34 percentage points in mathe-matics. The highest score in mathematicswas 90%, with 88% in physical sciences.Theaccountingstudentswriteanaccount-ing examination set by the SU’s faculty ofeconomic and management sciences.They also have to pass an introductory

course in economics and rewrite the Grade12 examination in mathematics.“None of these students qualified for high-er education at the beginning of 2012. Now75% of these students obtained results toqualify for higher education,” saidNokwan-da Siyengo, SciMathUS programme manag-er.Thefirst twomedicaldoctorsoutof theSci-MathUSprogrammecompleted their secondyear of community service at the endof 2012.

Both these two women are now fully quali-fied doctors.Sixteen former SciMathUS students arequalified engineers, while 27 obtained de-grees in commerce-related fields. Four ofthem are busy with board exams to qualifyas accountants.ThenextSciMathUSprogrammewill starton 6 February 2013. A registration fee ofR5 000 per student is payable in 2013.Financial support,however, isprovidedtoqualifying students.Accommodation is also available to anumber of students.Prospective students may apply for theprogramme up to 31 January.Application forms can be downloadedfrom www.imstus.sun.ac.za/scimath-us.html or call 021 808 2301 / 021 808 3032 formore information..

Gesprek­sessie oor koshuisplasingsDie beplande buitengewone vergadering vandie Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) konvokasieop Dinsdag 22 Januarie gaan voort in die for-maat van ’n openhartige gesprek-sessie oorkoshuisplasings.Lede van die konvokasie is per e-pos oor dieverandering ingelig.Die buitengewone vergadering is belê inge-volge ’n versoekdeur104 ledevandiekonvoka-sie om ’n mosie oor die voorgestelde koshuis-toelatingsbeleid te bespreek, en is gedurendeDesember 2012 geadverteer.

Die kennisgewing is egter nie – soos vereisdeur die onlangs goedgekeurde statuut dat ditminstensvierwekevoordiedatumvandiever-gaderingper e-pos aan ledevandiekonvokasiegestuurmoetwordenookindiemediaverskyn– betyds per e-pos aan konvokasielede uitge-stuur nie.Die voorgenome vergadering oor die kos-huisplasings sal dus om tegniese redes nie as’n buitengewone vergadering kan plaasvindnie, aangesiendie jongste dwingende statutêrevereiste nie nagekom is nie.

Die meerderheid van die konvokasie se uit-voerende komitee het egter op kort kennisge-wing besluit dat die byeenkoms wel sal voort-gaan,maar indievormvan ’ngespreksgeleent-heid.Alle konvokasielede word uitgenooi om diegeleentheid by te woon.Prof. Arnold Schoonwinkel, US-viserektorvir leer en onderrig, sal steeds ’n aanbiedingoor die genoemde konsep koshuisplasingbe-leid en die US-bestuur se sienings rondom dieaanwending van die US se behuisingsbates

maak.Indien die konvokasielede wat die vergade-ring bywoon en/of die voorstellers van diemo-sie na die byeenkoms steeds met hul versoekvir ’n buitengewone vergadering wil voort-gaan, sal so ’n vergadering binne die vereistesvan die US-statuut herbelê word.Die voorgesteldemosie sal ook byhierdie ge-leentheid bespreek word.Die byeenkoms oor die koshuisplasings sal19:00 in die Endlersaal in Victoriastraat plaas-vind.

Bonsai Kai byeenDie eerste vergadering van die Boland BonsaiKai word 26 Januarie om 09:00 in die US Bota-niese Tuin gehou.Die vergadering beloof om baie interessantte wees.Mike Rich sal lede toespreek oor hoe om ’nvyeboomoor ’n klip te groei enwonde aan vye-bome te genees.Daarna sal Francois Voges oor die onder-werp “Die dilemmamet die skep van ’n bonsai– kreatiwiteit versus konvensie” praat.Hy gaan onder meer ook Masahiko Kimurase stelling dat ons ons eie kulturele erfenis enagtergrond moet gebruik om ons eie visie vanbonsai te ontwikkel bespreek.Beginners is welkom.Hulle moet asseblief net ’n mooi klip, sterktinfoelie, ’n ou lakenlap, bonsaigrond en ’nplastiekhouer waarmee saad gekweek kanword, met hulle saambring.BelWillemPretoriusby0832605696virnade-re besonderhede.

EERSTE SKOOLDAG:Kinders verbonde aandie Jeuguitreik kinder-en jeugsorgsentrumop Stellenbosch hetookonlangsopgewon-de reggemaak om hul-le eerste skooldag vir2013 by te woon. On-der die groep kinderswas daar ook twee watvanjaar vir die eerstekeer skool toe is. Virmeer inligting oor dieJeuguitreik of om hullein hul behoeftes te on-dersteun bel 021 8866216.

FOTO: VERSKAF

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25 Januarie tot 3 Februarie)Stellenbosch Wynfees. Geborg deur Pick nPay. Kaartjies beskikbaar vanaf R150, sluitwynglas, wynproeë en pendeldiens-kaartjiein. Besoek www.stellenboschwinefesti-val.co.za of bel 021 426 5775/021 886 8275 virnadere besonderhede.

25 January)Stellenbosch Street Soiree. 17:00 to 19:30,Church Street. Presented by the StellenboschAmerican Express® Wine Routes and Stellen-bosch 360. Wine tastings and food on offer, aswell as entertainment. Entrance is free, butfor a R20 deposit you get a wine glass and aticket to taste as many wines as you like onthe evening. 0 021 886 8275/021 886 4310 or vi-

sit www.wineroute.co.za.

26 to 27 January)Delheim Harvest Festival, featuring the fa-mous grape stomp. The festival will start at12:00 where guests will be welcomed with aglassof fermentinggrape juiceandamosbolle-tjie. Live jazz will start at 12:30, and a cellartour at 13:00. A picnic buffet lunch will be onoffer. Grape stomping will start at 14:30.Teams of six to eight people can take part.Tickets are R150 for adults and a R100 perchild. It includes live music, a tasting glass,a glass of grape must and traditionalmosbol-letjie, the cellar tour, grape tasting, buffet-style picnic lunch, supervised kids’ activities,wine grape stomping, a slice of chilled water-melon and a cup of filter coffee. Bookings:0 021 888 4607.

31 Januarie)Reik na Herstel-borskankersteungroep by-een. 09:30 vir 10:00, Vergelegen Mediclinic-raadsaal. Anel Kirsten sal oor die onderwerp“Borskanker – ontsnap van die Westerse di-eet” gesels. 0 082 357 0497.

Arthritis Foundationhosts first talk for 2013

The Arthritis Foundation kicks off its 2013 se-ries of monthly talks on Monday 28 January.

The first speaker for the year has unfortu-nately been robbed of all her possessions whileaway on holiday and has had to cancel her talk.

A surprise speaker will however deliver atalk at 19:00 at the Vergelegen Medi-Clinic inSomerset West. Everyone is welcome.

For further information on the ArthritisFoundation or on its talks, call Aletta van derWatt on 083 270 4842.

Johan Combrinck­gedenklesingDie Vriende van Afrikaans se jaarlikse JohanCombrink-gedenklesing word 7 Februarie om18:30 in die Jannasch-saal gehou.

Dit is vanjaar die tiende lesing en MagdaleenKruger is die spreker. Sy sal onder meer oorAfrikaans en die Suid-Afrikaanse uitsaaiwesegesels. Willem Botha is die programleier.

Bespreek jou sitplek voor 1 Februarie byAmanda of Chareldine by vvafr@sun.ac.za of021 808 3744/5. Toegang is gratis, maar donasiesis altyd welkom.

Kaasfees is net omdie draaiPeusel, proe en smul aan die grootste ver-skeidenheid kaas onder een dak by die 2013SA Kaasfees van 26 tot 28 April bySandringham buite Stellenbosch.

Kaas is meer as ’n heilsame happie. Met’n smelt-in-die-mond Camembert, ’n sterkbloukaas en ’n ewe geurige bokmelkkaashet jy terstond ’n vrolike fees.

’n Splinternuwe Vrydag laataand-pro-gram sal sorg vir ’n uitgebreide feeserva-ring. Skop jou kantoorskoene uit teentjaila-tyd en kom Kaasfees toe vir ’n laat-aand-kuier met musiek deur bekende mu-sikante en ’n volmaan-piekniek met jouwatertand-aankope.

Die Kaasfees bring jaarliks ’n aantal boe-tiek-kaasmakers van regoor die land bySandringham byeen.

Kom ontmoet dié kaasmakers wat daag-liks klein hoeveelhede kaas met groot sorgen geduld met die hand maak en proe ter-selfdertyddieverskeidenheidvanons landse groter kaasmakerye.

Verlustig jou in ’n oorvloed van snoepe-

rye en keurprodukte van uitgesoekte pro-dusente.

Kaas kry vlerke in die Checkers-teatermet Nataniël aan die stuur en in die Kos-te-ater waar verskeie koskenners jou ver-maak met die nuutste kookkunsies.

Die kleinspan kan nader staan vir urese pret en vermaak met springkastele,stokbroodmaak en meer. Die Melkfabriekmet sy koeie, bokke en skape sal jonk enoud bekoor.

Koop jou R115 kaartjie by jou naasteComputicket of Checkers (geen kaartjiesby die hekke). Senior burgers betaal R90en kinders 13 jaar en jonger verkry gratistoegang.

Die hekke is Vrydag oop van 10:00 tot22:00,Saterdagvan10:00 tot18:00enSondag10:00 tot 17:00. Glase is teen R15 by die hek-ke beskikbaar.

Vir meer volledige inligting kontakAgri-Expo by tel 021 975 4440 of chee-se@agriexpo.co.za of besoek www.cheese-festival.co.za

Using your rubbish for a good causeThe Pink Geranium Nursery is hosting aworkshop by Cobus Smit on Saturday 26 Janu-ary.

The workshop is called “Let your rubbishflourish”.

Those attending will discover a world of EM,bokashi and earthworms.

You will also learn how to harvest food fromyour own compost heap within six weeks.

The workshop will be held from 09:30 to 11:30and the cost is R60 per person. It includes lightrefreshments.

Book now by calling 021 884 4313 or sendingan email to events@thepinkgeranium.co.za.

Kom piekniek onder die volmaanPiekniekliefhebbers moenie die eerste volmaan-piekniek vir 2013 by die Taalmonument op Paarl-berg Saterdag 26 Januarie misloop nie.

Maan-opkoms is om 19:15 en sonsondergang is om19:55.

’n Begeleide toer van die monument sal om 18:30en weer om 19:30 aangebied word, en die monumentsal tot om 22:00 oop wees.

Besoekers is welkom om hul eie piekniekmand-jiessaamtebringofeenbyVolksmondKoffiewinkelte bestel. Volksmond sal tot om 22:00 oop wees virkoffieenligteverversings.Bel0218632800virbestel-lings.

Die toegangsfooi by die hek beloop R15 vir volwas-senes, R10 vir studente en R5 vir kinders. Geen be-sprekings is nodig nie.

Besoekers moet onthou om flitse en warm kleresaam te bring. Geen honde en vure word toegelaatnie. Veilige parkering is beskikbaar en toegangword beheer.

’n Nuutjie by vanjaar se volmaan-pieknieks is ’nfotokompetisie op die Taalmonument se Facebook-blad, met verskeie pryse op die spel.

Die volgende volmaan-pieknieks sal op 23 Februa-rie en 28 Maart gehou word.

Die monument sal in die somerseisoen vanaf Ok-tober tot Maart tot 20:00 oop wees.

Vir nadere besonderhede bel 021 863 0543/4809, be-soek www.taalmonument.co.za en www.face-book.com/afrikaansetaalmonument of www.twit-ter.com/taalmonument.

Hike inWolwekloofThe Stellenbosch Hiking Club will be go-ing on a 9 km hike in Wolwekloof, Fran-schhoek on Saturday 2 February.

Hikersareremindedtobringtheirbath-ing suits along to enjoy some of the manypools on route to the beautiful waterfall.

Hikers must meet at 07:00 for 07:15 di-rectly opposite the Conservatory, in frontof the JS Marais building in VictoriaStreet. The cost is R20 for non-members,R20 a permit and R40 towards petrol forthose wanting a lift. Numbers are limitedon this hike.

Please call Willie Huggett on 021 8762490/083 453 9191 or send an email to hug-gett@netactive.co.za.

Talk onpopular dietsThe first talk for 2013 of the Nutrition-al Support Group will be held on Tues-day 5 February.

Caryn Straker, a clinical dietitian,will give an informative talk on “Pop-ular diets – the inside story”.

The talk will start at 18:00 in theVergelegen Mediclinic restaurant.

Entrance is free.Bring along R5 to enter our raffle to

win a nutritional goodie bag.To book your seat please call Tracy

on 021 851 6228.

Birthday bash at The Market PlaceThe Market Place local goods market onthe Hathersage Farm will host their thirdbirthday bash on Sunday 27 January from10:00 to 15:00.

The market’s traders will treat the pub-lic to special offers, discounts and hampergive-aways.

Everyone is welcome to attend.Draws for hamper give-aways will take

place at 11:00, 12:00 and 13:00.Just like the market on Facebook or send

your name and number to info@tomarket-

withlove.co.za to receive the Lucky DrawBoxdetails.Winnersmustbepresentat themarket.

Enjoy plum-picking, pony rides, plentyto shop, eat and enjoy. Bring a picnic blan-ketalongandjoin friendsandfamilyunderthe camphor tree or on the river bank.

The Market Place operates on the secondand last Sunday of every month.It is loca-ted in Gordon Road, Somerset West.

Please call 021 851 1644 for further infor-mation.

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Sunset concert with Virtual Jazz RealityBring your picnic and relax to the soundof jazz masters, Virtual Jazz Reality, at17:30 on Sunday, 27 January at the Helder-berg Nature Reserve.

Formed in 1993, Virtual Jazz Reality (VJR)comprises some of the most respected, versa-tile and experienced artists on the South Afri-canmusic scene. Collectively and/or individu-ally, they have performed throughout Africa,the United Kingdom, America (New Orleansand New York), Far East, UAE (Dubai), Aus-tralia, Sweden, Denmark and elsewhere in Eu-rope.The band’s jazz repertoire includes over 100

original compositions (some of which havereached the top of the jazz charts) and all thepopular jazz standards.The band has done numerous television and

radiospecialsandhasworkedwithartistssuchas Pavarotti, Jonathan Butler, Shirley Bassey,Liberace,MiriamMakeba,HughMasekela,Bo-no, Anastasia, Shakatak, Latoya Jackson, Ju-dith Sephuma (a former member of VJR) andJimmy Dludlu.Comprising Ian Smith (trumpet, flugelhorn,

and vocals), Andrew Ford (keyboards, drumsand bass), Sammy Webber (bass and vocals)and Frank Paco (drums and vocals), VJR haveimpressive individual pedigrees as band lead-ers, studio musicians, music educators andperformers.Having played with numerous ensembles of

hisowncreationincludingConcertBoulevard,PoundSeats,MJ-9, TheTonySchilderQuartet,Airborne and Inside Out, Ian Smith is one ofthe most sought after studio musicians. Hisprowess as a trumpet player has also earnedhim a place as a soloist for the UCT Big Bandand for the CAPAB and CTSO orchestras. Hewas also one of the influential figures, alongwith Prof Mike Campbell, in the formation ofthe Cape Jazz Orchestra.Andrew Ford has studied piano and percus-

sion - both classical and jazz - for the past six-teen years and in 1980 began performing withthe Richmond-Upon-Thames Youth Band inLondon.Despitehavingperformedextensivelywith his own trios and groups (Inside Out), aswell as being a regularwith the CAPAB, CTSOand Cape Jazz Orchestra, his talents as a pro-ducer are extensive. His appointment asmusi-cal director for B&S Studios while at the sametimerunninghisownsuccessful recordingstu-dio, the “Nuthouse”, bears tribute to this fact.Sammy Webber has been playing bass from

the age of 17 and started playing in his firstband at the age of only 19.Since then he has playedwith the successful

duo U-Turn with Tony Paulse and is also thebass player for Inside Out and MJ-9. He is in-creasingly in demand as a session musicianand is considered a vital contributor by themembers of VJR.Self-taught musician, Frank Paco, started

playing drums at the age of 16 whilst living inMozambique. He has performed with Zairian-born French singing sensation Papa Wemba,South African renowned vocalist MiriamMakeba and has touredwithAfrojazz band Sa-khile. More recently he featured on the FNBandGoldalbumbyJimmyDludlu,EchoesFromThe Past.The proceeds of the concerts are used to sup-

port conservation and environmental educa-tion projects at the Reserve.The tickets for the Summer Sunset Concerts

cost R40 per adult and R10 for scholars and theprice includes entrance to the Reserve. Thereis no admission fee for children under the ageof five. Tickets are available at the Nature Re-serve Information Centre or on concert daysat the gate.Visit www.helderbergnaturereserve.co.za

or call Friends of the Helderberg Nature Re-serve at 021 851 4060.

Bring your picnic and have a sundowner at 17:30 with Virtual Jazz Reality on Sunday, 27 January 2013at the Helderberg Nature Reserve in Somerset West.

Delicious beefand mango currySpice up traditional curry with some freshmangos with this easy recipe.Ingredients) 150 ml oil) 1 kg beef - cubed) 2 onions) 1 Tbsp curry paste) 2 Tbsp tomato paste) 1 l beef stock) 2 large unripemangoes or driedmango) 1 can light coconut milkMethodHeat half the oil and brown the meat in

a pan and set aside.Heat the remainingoil andadd theonions

and curry paste, sauté for 5 – 10 minutes,add the tomato paste and the beef stock.Add the mango, coconut milk and all the

meat, cover and simmer for 2 hours or untilthe meat is tender and the sauce reducedand thick.Serve with basmati rice and mango chut-

ney.- Recipe from www.food24.com

Beef and mango curry PHOTO: WWW.FOOD24.COM

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Longridge links upwith LaureusLongridgewine estate, located justof the R44 outside Stellenbosch, re-centlyhad the opportunity to servetheir wines exclusively to some ofthe country’s top sports personali-tiesduringtherecenttenyearanni-versary celebration of the LaureusFoundation South Africa.

The function, held at the Sports Sci-ence Institute,marked tenyears of thefoundation’s existence in the countryas well as the graduation of the firstYES (Youth Empowerment throughSports) team leaders. Attended by dig-nitaries such as Laureus chairmanand former Springbok player andteam manager Morne du Plessis, mas-ter of ceremonies and presenter JohnRobbie, academy member and adven-turerMikeHornandahost ofLaureusambassadors, the event celebrated thepowerful change that sport can bringto the world.

Amongst the ambassadors were Proteacaptain Shaun Pollock, swimmer NatalieduToit,SpringboksSchalkBurgerandBry-an Habana as well as extreme athlete RyanSandes, Bafana Bafana captain LucasRadebe and boxer Bay Jake Matlala.

The audience was inspired by motiva-tional speeches by Mike Horn, who is wide-ly considered one of the world’s greatestmodern adventurer-explorers and Paral-ympic swimmerAchmatHassiem.Hornre-iterated the message behind Laureus byemphasising thathopeandskills cancreatesignificant change. “You don’t have to bea champion to be the best, just be the bestthatyoucanbe.Nothingis impossible–pos-sible is you and me.”

According to Longridge winemaker Jas-

per Raats, this was an exceptional cause tosupport. “Wefirmlybelieve inbecoming in-volved with campaigns that empower com-munities and definitely support the ethosbehind theLaureusFoundation.We’ve hadfirst-hand opportunity to see the differencesport can affect in a community when weestablished the Longridge United soccerteam in 2007. The team consists ofLongridge staff and members from the sur-rounding communities and belongs to theStellenboschSoccerLeague.Theyhaveper-formed consistently well and had an excep-tional year by finishing at the top of the re-gion’s premier league. It has been amazingto see how the team spirit and camaraderiehave changed people’s lives,” mentionsRaats. For further information visitwww.longridge.co.za.

Here is Jasper Raats from Longridge along with formerSpringbok rugby captain and teammanager and Laureuschairman Morne du Plessis. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Ons Gee Om.Ons Gee Om.

Stellenbosch het menige welsyn- en gemeen-skapsorganisasies wat op die ondersteuningvan die gemeenskap staat maak om hulle goeiewerk voort te sit.

Hier volg die organisasies se dringende be-hoeftes:

) Stellenbosch-nagskuiling: Enige kos-ware soos grondboontjiebotter, konfyt, botterof margarine, vissmeer, blikkieskos, koffie,poeiermelk en droë sopbestanddele is nodig.0 021 886 6173.

) Safe House Stellenbosch: Meestal vrouewat na die Safe House kom, kom basies metnet die klere aan hulle lyf. Onderklere vir da-mes (medium) en vir seuns en meisies (3 tot6 jaar) isnodig.Toiletwaresoosdeodorant, roll-on, sjampoo, handdoeke vir kinders, skoenevan enige grootte en enige ou eetkamerstoeleis ook nodig. 0 021 883 2574.

) Stellenbosch-voedingsaksie: Brood (virskool-kospakkies), grondboontjiebotter, inge-maaktevis/vleis,mayonnaiseendroëbestand-dele soos sopmengsels, rys, macaroni, samp enmieliemeel word benodig. 0 021 886 8986 of071 322 0747.

) HuisHorison: Alle inwoners word herin-neromhulleherwinbareartikelsnaHuisHori-son te bring. Alle soorte papier en glas is virhulle ’n goeie bron van inkomste. Die hand-werk-afdeling het ook ’n behoefte aan itemssoos houthangers, kant, watteersel (vulstof),

katoenmateriaal en wol. 0 021 887 5080.) Jeuguitreik kinder- en jeugsorgsen-

trum: Blikkieskos, brood, broodsmere, tweestrykysters en twee strykplanke word hier be-nodig. 0 021 886 6216.

) Stellenbosch-hospies: Vrywilligers wathandwerkklasse kan aanbied word benodig.0 021 886 5994.

) Kayamandi Women and Children Pro-ject (trauma room): Kaste vir klere en linne;liasseerkabinet, toiletwaresoosseep,haarwas-middel en tandeborsels en tandepasta vir mis-handelde vroue; babadoeke; klere, linne enhanddoeke vir vroue en kinders; breekgoed enkombuis-toerusting en potplante. Laai sken-kingsafbyBaruchGuesthouse,Rhodes-Noord-straat 35, Die Boord of bel Natalie Scheepers0 076 753 7766 of Gladys Bakubaku 0 074 7179676.

) Stellenbosch-werksentrum vir vol-wasse persone met gestremdhede: Daar is’n behoefte aan verf om hul gebou op te knap.0 021 887 8688.

) MarcelinoSingh-stigting: Brood, brood-smere, vars groente en pasta. Frank Rhode:0 021 889 9555/072 888 7188.

) Kindersorg SA, Stellenbosch: Kantoor-stoele,nie-bederfbarevoedselenklere isnodig.0 021 887 2816.

) Ikhaya Trust Centre: Kryte, werkboekevirkindersenmattevir leeshoekies indieklas-kamers. 0 021 889 8774.

) ACVVStellenbosch: Warm komberse enklere. 0 021 887 6959.Rig navrae en versoeke aan Samantha

van den Berg by 021 887 2840 of e-pos haarby samantha.vandenberg@eikestad-nuus.com.

Huis Horison hou weergewilde gholfdagAlle gholfspelers word genooi om vanjaaraan Huis Horison se gholfdag op 25 Aprildeel te neem.

Die gholfdag word op die Stellenbosch-gholfbaan gehou.

Spelers sal deur hulle deelname ’n posi-tiewe verskil maak in die lewe van mensemet ’n primêre intellektuele gestremd-heid.

Huis Horison is ’n residensiële en be-skutte-werksentrum wat ’n tuiste bied aan100 volwasse persone en nog ’n aantal dag-werkers.

Die sentrum is ’n Artikel 21-maatskappywat vir sy eie fondse verantwoordelik is.Die aktiwiteite is op holistiese en kliëntge-

sentreerde diens gerig.Die gholfdag is ’n vierbal-kompetisie en

die koste is R3 000 per vierbal. Die afslaan-tyd is 12:00.

Die koste sluit 18 gate gholf op die Stel-lenbosch-gholfbaan, ’n halfweghuis, aand-ete en ’n prysuitdeling in.

Elke speler sal ook ’n geskenk van HuisHorison ontvang.

Daar sal baie pryse te wen wees en loot-jies kan ook uitgeneem word.

BelSonjadeKlerkby0218875080of stuur’n epos na projekte@huishorison.org.zavir meer inligting of om in te skryf.

Inskrywings moet voor of op 1 April ge-doen word.

Register fordance classesLangarm and ballroom classes will be held inStellenbosch this year.

Registration for the classes will take placeon Tuesday 29 January from 18:30 to 19:30 inthe Red Cross/Child Welfare Hall in town.

Registration fees are R10 per person.For further details please call Manina on 084

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Gee sop virhawelosesStellenbosch-nagskuiling het vrywilligersnodig om sop te kook vir die haweloses watby die skuiling woon.

Stellenbossers en hulle vriende, familie ofkollegas kan deel word van ’n span wat seskeer ’n jaar sop aan die skuiling verskaf.

Bel Tilda Schoonwinkel by 021 887 2421/072253 0402 of Gideon by 021 886 6173 om meeruit te vind.

Fund­raiser to supportFranschhoek SPCAThe Three Cities Le Franschhoek Hotel& Spa is ringing in the new year by givingback to the Franschhoek SPCA as well aslocal youths afflicted with disabilities byhosting a fund-raiser on Saturday 26 Jan-uary.

On the day families can expect to relaxin the afternoon sunshine at Le Fransch-hoek and enjoy food, wine, fashion, ex-traordinary entertainment and thechance to win a range of prizes.

In addition to the array of superb food,the lineup for thenightwill include inter-nationally acclaimed electric cellistCarol Thorns and her band as well as anauction of fabulous holidays, jewellery,

art, and sporting memorabilia. Familyfashions will be modelled by Fransch-hoek residents and the raffle will featureoutstanding prizes.

“We are very pleased to be able to giveback to local charities that are very dearto our hearts,” says Eben Lassen, generalmanager of Le Franschhoek Hotel & Spa.“We are looking forward to offering bothlocals and visitors to the area a day fullof fun in our beautiful setting.”

Tickets for the event are R250 each andare available from Webtickets.

Those interested in attending the spe-cial fund-raiser can also call Maggi Mar-joram on 082 510 3680.

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Walk for cancer during Wine FestivalThe first Pick n Pay Women’sWalk for 2013 will take place inStellenbosch during the Stellen-bosch Wine Festival presentedby Pick n Pay.

The 5 km walk takes place on 26January, so make sure you bookyour place to enjoy a morning outwith family and friends to raisefunds for the PinkDrive.The Pick n Pay Women’s Walk –

which has been held at venuesaround the countrywith thousandsof walkers taking part – serves toraise funds to support free cancerscreeningandhealthadvice in localcommunities.“The PinkDrive mammography

truck is an important part of ourcorporate social responsibility pro-gramme; it enables women in re-mote anddisadvantagedareas to re-ceive mammograms, an importantweapon inbreast cancerdetection,”said Bronwen Rohland, director ofmarketing and sustainability.The PinkDrive Educational

Truckwillalsobepresentonthedayto provide free cancer screeningand health-related information.It costs R35 for adults and R20 for

children younger than 18 to join thewalk. You can enter at Pick n PayStellenbosch, Pick n Pay Water-stone, Pick n Pay Stellenbosch Ex-press Store, and Pick n Pay Stellen-bosch Square Family Store. You can also enteronline at www.picknpay.co.za.Walkers can collect their event packs, filled

with goodies on 24 and 25 January at Pick n PayStellenbosch between 10:00 and 18:00. The walkstartsat 07:30onrugby fieldC,DanieCravenSta-dium, Coetzenburg Sports Centre.The early start to the race will allow partici-

pants to partake in the festivities of the Stellen-

boschHarvestParadewhichtakeplace later thatmorning on the streets of Stellenbosch.Fast becomingoneof SouthAfrica’s best loved

community initiatives, PinkDrive currentlyruns two “Pink” mobile breast check units.The educational unit travels to semi-urban ar-

eas with the aim of enabling various disadvan-taged communities to have access to clinicalbreast examinations and breast health educa-

tion performed and advised by professionalnurses.PinkDrive services 80 community health clin-

ics on a rotation basis. The mobile mammogra-phy unit operates at local Community HealthClinics in theWesternCapewhere freemammo-grams are offered.For more information visit www.pickn-

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Entries openfor the 27 forFreedom eventGet out your walking or runningshoes. The 27 for Freedom eventwillbeheldonSaturday9Februaryat Drakenstein Correctional Cen-tre as a reminder ofNelsonMande-la’s unprecedented quest for digni-tyandjusticeforall.Theeventcom-prises running and walkingcategories. Plus, there will be plen-ty of entertainment to get youmov-ing.The fourth annual 27 for Free-

domeventwill be hosted by theDe-partment of Correctional Serviceswith Drakenstein Municipalityand Cape Winelands District Mu-nicipalityandisproudlysupportedby Huisgenoot, YOU and DRUM.The event consists of three cate-

gories at distances that can be ei-therwalkedorrun, 5km,10kmand27 km, as well as the fun 50 m tod-dlers’ run.There is four easy ways to enter:) Online at www.tope-

vents.co.za.) In-store at select Sportsman’s

WarehousestoresinWesternCape.) Fax your completed entry

form with your deposit slip to021 510 7230.

) Hand deliver to the municipaloffices in Paarl.All proceeds will be donated to

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Pniel Villagers gearing up for 2013ThePniel Villagers rugby club is currentlyin a restructuring process to put aside thedisappointments of the 2012 season afterbeingdemoted fromtheSuper league to thePremier league.

“Somethingmusthavebeendoneright in thepast and maybe it’s now time to assess and getback to thebasics and repositionall stakehold-ers to regain our position and get back in theSuper League again,” said new chairmanWin-ston Stubbs.“A difficult task lies ahead, butwith the sup-

port of the players, administrators, sponsors,supporters and the broader community, get-

ting back in the Super League is possible.”The club have just elected a new executive –

young and vibrant individuals who have ac-cepted the challenge to not only to add value,but to serve and secure the future existence ofthe club.“The ultimate challenge is to create an envi-

ronment which would enhance competitive-ness, success, discipline and loyalty amongstplayers, administrators and spectators alike,”said Stubbs.“It will be very important to look at the func-

tionality of our different structures before wedecide on a strategic plan for the 2013 season.Transparency, effective communication and

planning are but a few aspects on which theplans for the 2013 season will be built on.“The first club meeting already took place

and players could clearly experience the ex-citement and willingness amongst executivemembers who have committed themselves toadd value.”Practices have already started and all play-

ers are motivated to attend the players assess-ment sessions which would be conductedthoughthemonthsofJanuaryaswellasFebru-ary. Current and new players are invited to at-tend these sessions which will be held on therugby field. Normal practice continues onMondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Sportprestasiesin 2013Vanjaar gaanEikestadnuusnienet er-kenning gee aan die plaaslike skolese individuele sportsterre nie, maarook die spanne wat uitblink.Die maandelikse Let’s Play/Eike-

stadnuus-sportster van die maand be-gin saammet die aanvang vandie sko-le en nominasies vir Januarie moetvoor of op Maandag 28 Januarie inge-dien word.In 2013wilEikestadnuus egter skole

aanmoedig om ook sportspanne te no-mineer vir die sportspan van diemaand-kompetisie.Alle nominasies moet aan euni-

ce.visagie@eikestadnuus.com ge-stuur word.Vir nadere besonderhede bel Eike-

stadnuus by 021 887 2840.

SLF hou algemenejaarvergaderingDie Stellenbosch Local Football-verenigingse algemene jaarvergadering isopSaterdag26 Januarie te Nietvoorbij-saal. Dit beginom 10:00 en duur tot 12:00.Allegeaffilieerdeklubsasooknuweklubs

wat wil aansluit moet die vergadering by-woon.Bel Anthony Bailey 0 083 635 2162.

Metro­netbaluniekom byeen in StrandDie Metro-netbalunie se bedrywighede vir dienuwe jaar begin amptelik by die bestuursverga-dering vandag om 19:30.DiealgemenejaarvergaderingvindDinsdag29

Januarie om19:30 by die Strand seGustro-sport-gronde plaas. Die volgende dorpe se netbalklubsis uitgenooi: Stellenbosch, Strand, Firgrove, SirLowry’sPass,Macassar,FaureenFranschhoek.Vir meer besonderhede bel Caroline Scholtz

by0739483583,RachelineThomasby074 774 8730of Sanna Booysen by 076 737 0800.

Rugbyklubs beginvoorbereiding) DieStellenboschCoronations-rugbyklubse voorbereiding vir die nuwe seisoen hetbegin.Belangstellendes moet elke Dinsdag en

Donderdag om 19:00 by die Idasvallei-sport-gronde bymekaarkom. Huidige en nuwespelers is welkom.VirmeerbesonderhedebeldieafrigterRi-

aan Pietersen 0 071 848 7919.) Van der Stel-rugbyklub se voorberei-

dinghetdieafgelopeweekbegin. Oefeningeis op Dinsdae om 18:30 by die Van der Stel-sportgronde. Nuwe en oud-spelers is baiewelkom. Die klub het drie senior spanne endaar sal weer ’n o.20-span wees.BelWerner Truter0 082 563 1210 enHen-

dre Smit 0 082 874 3995.) Cloetesville-rugbyklub nooi alle huidi-

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voorbereiding begin. Alle belangstellendesmoet Maandae, Dinsdae en Donderdae by-mekaar kom.Bel Winston Stubbs 0 082 474 4131.

Eikestadnuus part ofEpic celebrationsEikestadnuus isproudandexcited toannouncethat Eikestadnuus will have a team in thisyear’s Absa Cape Epic.Delarey Brugman, owner of Alluvia and

mountain bike enthusiast, will team up withformer Springbok Ollie le Roux in this gruel-ling event from 17 - 24 March. The team willbe known asEikestadnuus/GiveMeAChance.Specialized, with its South African head-

quarters in Stellenbosch, announced this pastweek that Olympic champion Jaroslav Kul-havywillraceintheEpicasChristophSauser’spartner in place of Burry Stander who died re-cently. Stander andSauserwon theEpic twice.

Action sport leaguesto kick off in S WestDo you have a sport team waiting to get someaction?Why not join the Somerset Action Sports

Club for their new leagues, starting later thismonth.

) A new action netball league starts onMonday 28 January.

) Action cricket will start on Tuesday 29January.

) A new action soccer league kicks off onWednesday 30 January.

) And the new student residence league,which includesactioncricket,netball andsoc-cer, will start on Tuesday 12 February.

) A school league will start on Friday 15February.To enter your teams into the new leagues,

call the club at 021 801 4330 or 021 851 7769 orvisit the website at www.somersetaction-sports.co.za.Theclubalsoprovidesavenue for corporate

functions, social matches and birthday par-ties.For more information e-mail somersetac-

tion@gmail.com.

SEGE VIR BOKKIES:Die Suid-Afrikaanseo.20-rugbyspan hetsy voorbereiding virdie wêreldtoernooiin Frankryk later van-jaar met ’n sege oordie span van dieUWK begin. Die tel-ling was 48-7 vir diejong Bokkies teendie studente. Hier isJan Serfontein opdie aanval. Die Bok-kies speelmôre teendie Maties in nog ’nvriendskaplike wed-stryd. FOTO: EUNICEVISAGIE