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Year 16 • Tuesday 30 September 2014 | Tel. 021 853 0211

Jonk en oud vier hul erfenis

Die gemeenskap van Cloetesville en die kinders van die Breughel-teater het Saterdag ’n Erfenisfees-optog deur die strate van Cloetesville gehou. Dié optog vorm deel van die e’Bosch, 10 Dorpies Fees. Links voorstap Hilton Andries (organiseerder). Sien nog foto’s op bladsy 2. FOTO: MARLIZE STANDER

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Lekker kuier by BreughelDie gemeenskap van Cloetesvillehet Saterdag lekker saamgekuierby die Breughel-teater.

Kinders het lekkergoedpakkiesontvang, die gaste vermaak met ’ndramastuk en hulle getrakteer oppragtige sangstukke.Diekindershet ook lekker gekuier

met van die karakters uit sprokies-verhale.

Die “pa” Ethan Scheepers, “ma” MicaylinScheepers, en hul “kind” Aidan Fasser,beeld ’n toneelstuk uit oor die alledaagselewe in die Cloetesville-gemeenskap.

Die organiseerders van die dag is agter (van links) Ralston Oliphant, Leatitia Solomons,Jeremy Fasser, Hilton Andries en Karina Krynauw, en voor is Belinda Koopman (Grietjie),Nicolene Piedt (AsWoestertjie) en Evelyn Maans (Tipsie Heksie).

Willdean Petersen, RJ Leith, Charlin Maansen Slaton Nero is van die kinders by dieteater wat hul lekkergoedpakkies by TipsieHeksie, AsWoestertjie en Grietjie gekry het.Die kinders kom loer. FOTO: M STANDER

So was dit doerietydAs deel van die e’Bosch-fees het die JamestownErfeniskomitee ’n foto-museumbydiehuisvanwylePat vandeRheede,oud-Jamestowner, ge-hou.Híér is foto’s van

vroeër jare, van skool-kinders, tot sportklubs,en funksies van die ge-meenskap uitgestal.In die huis langsaan

het die JamestownBuurtwag ’n lekkerspitbraaigehad,endaarwas stalletjies ook omdie honger te stil.

By die besigtiging van die uitstalling was inwoners van Jamestown, ChrisbenFebruary (komiteelid), Roland Meyer, Japhta Adonis, Bernhard Williams, Jackievan de Rheede, Iderica van de Rheede, Charles Africa, Julene van der Rheedeen Freddie Jooste (komiteelid).

Die manne agter die vuur is Burton Williams, Elwin September, André Davids,Gerado Williams en Godfrey Adonis.

Bekende Jamestowner Jackie van de Rheede hetdie gaste lekker met staaltjies van vroeër jare ver-maak.

Kleurvolle hoede gedenk ErfenisdagLeerders aan die primêre skool AF Louw het verledeweek ’n kompetisie vir die beste blommehoed as deelvan Erfenisdag gehou.Diekleintjiesmoeshuleie ideesgebruikom’nunie-

ke skepping te maak.

Die leerders Darian Elders, Chayaan Flink en LiyabukwaSwart-booi van AF Louw Primêr wys hul hoedeskeppings.

Te kostelik lyk Aadilah Daniels, Khanya Mnqwazi, Fadil Ontong enShané Brown.

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30 September) AA Stellenbosch-sentraal kom om 20:15by die Van der Stel-sportklub in Du Toit-straat byeen. 0 084 293 3967.

30 September-3 Oktober) Markgoed in die Woud/in the Forest.Plek: Forest 44, La Pineta. Tyd: 10:00 - 19:00.Mark eindig die Vrydag om 15:00. Koste: R20.Produkte te kies en keur. Navrae: Jean denHeijer 0 072 376 4935

2 Oktober) Alkoholiste Anoniem (AA) enAlanon (vriende en familie van verslaafdes)

kom om 20:15 by die Van der Stel-sportklub,Du Toitstraat, Stellenbosch, byeen. Inligting:0 084 293 3967.

3 Oktober) Woordpret van die Woordeboek van dieAfrikaanse Taal. Gas: Afrikaanse rymklet-ser Simon “Hemelbesem” Witbooi. Tyd: 13:00.Plek: Muratie Wynplaas. Koste: R25. Bespre-kings: Cecile/Tanja voor of op 1 Oktober by0 021 887 3113/2 wat@sun.ac.za.) Pink Friday Breast Cancer AwarenessWalk 2014. Time: 14:00. Starting point: Dis-tell Libertas Building, Adam Tas Road. Reg-istration Fee: R20. Dress in pink. Contact:Celestia Adams 0 021 809 7811.

5 October)Blaauwklippen Antique Fair. (Everyfirst Sunday of the month). Place: On the Es-tate in the Coach House. Time: 10:00-15:00.Entrance is free. Contact: Barbara 0 083 4440133.

Plaaswerkerskry erkenningDie jaarlikse plaaswerker van die jaar-kompeti-sie is Woensdag 17 September by Skilpadvlei ge-hou.Werkers is vir hul werk in verskeie katego-rieë erken.Vanjaar het die kompetisie ’n rekordaantal in-

skrywings gehadmet 61 persone wat in die negeafdelings ingeskryf het.Die geleentheid is deur die Stellenbosch Land-

bougenootskap, Shoprite en die Wes-Kaapse de-partement van landbou aangebied.

Regs is Yolanda Joubert met Pauline Malgas wat as die wennervan die algemene werker aangewys is.

FOTO: SHAWN VALENTINE

Links isAngelika vanderMerwe,ColetteDavids, dieplaaswerker vandie jaar-wennner JeromeThomas,metShoprite se verteenwoordi-ger Johan Hagen en Phillip Kriel.

Links is Christine en Wayne van Rooyen met Stanford Ndlovu en Morné Steyn in ligte luim.

Joël Mancephu, Cena Nyosi, Gerald en Trecia Snyman het die aand geniet.

Kom dansKlaradynLaerskool Cloetesville se jaarlikse dans hetin die skoolsaal plaasgevind.Daan Williams het die foto’s geneem.

Elizabeth en Neil Wyngaardt het ’n lekker tydgehad.

Vernon en Colleen van Rensburg lyk pragtig uit-gevat.

Michelle Louw en Nicolene Gelant het die funksiegeniet.

Enjoying Ms Gay BoulevardMiss Gay Boulevard2014 was recentlycrowned in Club Bou-levard.DaanWilliams took

the pictures.

In attendance were at therear from left Dorcia Bos-man, Daweane Wage-naar, Joanica Jacobs andRian Jacobs. In themiddleare Vivienne Februarie,Vicky Fortuin, and Do-wayne Isaacs and in frontis Anneline Kammies.

The judges for the event were Jody Arnolds, ClaytinDe La Harpe, Mandy Jacobs and Leatitia Solomons-Manuel.

JacquesBantamand JennaMosesattended theeventin style.

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Om te kan lees is pretDie Vriende van Afrikaans(VVA) het tweetalige leesboekeaan graad 1- en 2-leerders, watdieLegacySentruminKayaman-di besoek, gegee.

Die boeke wat uitgedeel is, is bei-de inAfrikaans en Xhosa. Die VVA,wat deel is van dieAfrikaanse Taal-en Kultuurvereniging (ATKV) hetbesluit om die boeke aan die leer-ders te skenk nadat hulle in kennisgestel is dat van die leerders nie inKayamandi skool gaan nie, maaronderrig in Afrikaans ontvang. Ditskep probleme by die leerders om-dat dit nie hul moedertaal is nie.Die organisasie bied ook ’n leer-

program aan om die kinders te helpom hul Afrikaans te verbeter.“DieVVAhelp hulle deur dieKyk

en Leer-program te gebruik watdaarop gemik is om die kinders sehouding jeens lees te verander, om-dat hulle dadelik sukses smaak.“As hulle eers sien dat hulle dit

regkry, geniet hulle die program enword leer pure pret,” sê Amanda deStadler, die uitvoerende beamptevan die VVA.Die klas word slegs op Dinsdae

aangebied, maar van Oktober saldit twee maal per week aangebiedword.

Die tweetaligeboeke wat uitge-deel is, is om dieleerders aan temoedig om te lees.Links is Amandade Stadler besigom die kindersprente te wys. FO-TO: IZAK DE VRIES

Leerders is besigom ’n tweetaligeboek te lees wathulle aanmoedigom boeke te be-waar.

Staan op teen boeliesDie derdejaar maatskaplikewerk-studente aan die Universiteit Stel-lenbosch (US) het verlede week hulprakties byBrückner deVilliers Pri-mêre skool afgesluit.Die studente, Melissa Plaatjies en

Brooke Tucker, is werksaambyKin-dersorg Stellenbosch, en het as deelvan hul prakties vir ’n jaar by diéskool maatskaplike diens gedoen.Hul laaste projekwas ’n bewusma-

kingsveldtog, “Voorkomingvanboe-lies en tienerswangerskappe”.Gassprekers was Mike Bayly van

BullyProof en suster Elizabeth An-drews van die Idasvallei-kliniek.

Malcolm Bailey (graad 7) “staan op” teensy “boelie” Mike Bayly van BullyProof.

Die derdejaar-studente Melissa Plaatjies en Brooke Tucker (middel agter) staan hierby hul aksiekomitee. Van links is Nickayla Daniels, Tarryn Fortuin, Keano le Keur, SheltonHendricks en Rodene le Roux.

Running for fun in Cape TownApproximately 100 farm children in-volved with the Anna Foundation inthe Winelands were recently takento Cape Town for the Peace FunRun,whichformedpartof theweekendac-tivities leading up to the Cape TownMarathon on Sunday 21 September.With the Greenpoint stadium andmajestic Table Mountain as back-drops, itwasnotonly the funrunthatwas the highlight of the outing butbeing in the big city and runningalongside the ocean which added tothe excitement.The Anna Foundation regularly

takes the children in their after-schoolprogrammesto local funruns,but to have the opportunity to traveltoCapeTown–nowthat issomethingmost of us take for granted!

Some of the children from the Anna Foundation (in yellow shirts) at the start of thePeace Run. PHOTO: ROBYN SCOTT

Maintain securitySpringhas sprung!Not only is theweather warmer but the count-downtosummerand theyear-endholidays have begun.“After a wet and windy winter,

ensuring that the home securitysystem works properly is an im-portant part of home mainte-nance,” says Rob Dale, managingdirector of ADT Security in theWestern Cape.“With the warmer weather on

thecardspeopleare likelyto leavetheir homes unattendedmore fre-quently to spend time outdoors.It is vital that their property

and belongings are protectedwhile they are away.”Dale says that the alarmsystem

andotherhardware– suchaspan-ic buttons and infra-red detectors– must be tested regularly.“This test is of the utmost im-

portance. If thesystemisnot func-tioning properly it may mean thealarm activation signal may notreach the security company whowill not know that there is anemergency and that assistance isneeded.It can be done togetherwith the

security service provider. If any-thing out of the ordinary is noted,a technician can be dispatched toaddress the problem.”Over time home security needs

can change. Dale says now is alsoa good time for residents to re-as-sess their overall security needs.“Thiscanbedoneduringawalk

aroundtheproperty.Questions toask include ‘Is there a need for ad-ditionalormotion-sensing lights?How easily can intruders accessthe property and should outdoorbeams be considered?’

Again, a security service pro-vider can offer advice if there isany uncertainty on how to identi-fy security needs.”In conclusion, Dale adds that it

is also critical that the securityservice provider has the most up-to-datekey-holdercontactdetails.“Residents must ensure that

their security provider has thecurrent contact details of theirprimary and secondary key-hold-ers.Inthisway, theycanbeimmedi-

ately contacted in the event of anincident or alarm activation.”

Klapmuts wys sy mooistes aanMej. Klapmuts Primêr 2014 is Vry-dagaand in die skoolsaal gekroon.George Adonis van Dream Cele-

brations was saam met die graad R-onderwysers, die organiseerdersvan die funksie en hywas ook die se-

remoniemeester vir die aand.KeanuSnyders en die graad R-leerders hetdie vermaak vir die aand verleen.

Mej Klapmuts Se-nior, Jamie-lee En-gelbrecht, is voor indie middel. Linksvan haar staanEvelyn Jacobs (2deprinses) en regsNatasha Pietersen(1ste prinses). Ag-ter (van links) is Ky-le Saunders, Berni-ce Mclean, KeanuSnyders, GeorgeAdonis, AngeliqueFouche en Burna-dette Bekker.

Die prinsipaal van Klap-muts Primêr, RonaldFrans, staan agter diewenners. Voor (van links)is Williams Cupido (mnrKlapmuts1steprins), Jay-ren van Schalkwyk (mnr.Klapmuts), Montino Sep-tember (mnr. Klapmuts1ste prins), Danielle Da-niels (mej. Klapmuts Juni-or 2deprinses), Zandi Cu-pido (mej. Klapmuts Juni-or) en Tarren Engelbrecht(mej. Klapmuts Junior2de prinses).

Die graad R-leerders het hul lyfies geswaaiop die ritme van “Happy”.

Die slagspreuk vir die dag was Let’s Get Real! Stop boelie en voorkom tienerswangerskap.Op die foto hou Mike Bayly die banier vas.

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Dit was nou ’n fees soos minDie e’Boschfees (Erfenisfees) inDie Laan het groot getalle mensegelok sedert dit vroeg in Septem-ber begin het.

Daarwas ’ntrapkarresies, ’nNightRun, die fees self met stalletjies enlekkernye en hope vermaak.Stellenbosch Gazette was daar en

het die aksie op kamera vasgelê.

Die trapkarresies op die Rooiplein was ’n prettige affêre.FOTO: NICO GRUNDLINGH

Oud en jonk het aan die Spier-plaastrap deelgeneem. FOTO: PIERRE J VENTER

Daar was plaaslike produkte te koop by die stalletjie van AntoinetteParks en Benita Cyster.

Mu’Een Pietersen (links) leer die kuns van stokbraai met,Lamees en Laa’Iqah Pietersen. Die Cape Whalers Field Band Foundation het vir lekker vermaak gesorg.

Land reform under spotlightThe Western Cape department ofagriculture hosted a land reformsummit in Stellenbosch last Mon-day.Government, the sector and in-

dustry experts discussed the bestway forward toachieve the land-re-form target set by the national de-velopment plan.The summit is about finding so-

lutions thatwill encourage a great-er degree of collaboration aroundland reform and as a consequence,increased uptake of projects.The role players discussed what

models can be put in place to boostand increase the success rate ofland-reform projects in the West-ern Cape.Engagement is also to take place

on the roles and responsibilities ofstakeholders, analyse the challen-ges holding land reform back andto discuss how government canbest support these projects.

Minister of Economic Opportunities, AlanWinde, and StellenboschMayor, Conrad Sidego, at the land summit held in Stellenboschon Monday.

Die Godvresende Pinkstergemeente Cloetesville het hul 10de bestaansjaar met ’n erediens gevier.Op die foto verskyn leraar Danie Michau, Anne Lodewyk (hoof moderator) en pastoor Carol Michau.Afwesig: Evangelis Flink van Rooyen.

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Get ready for the FatimaFestival early next monthThe annual Fatima Festival was started bythe then large Portuguese community ofStellenbosch in 1987.

Since then it has grown into not only oneof the major annual events on the Stellen-bosch social calendar, but has spreadthroughout the Western Cape, where it iscelebrated at a number of venues aroundCape Town.

It takes place in early October, one weekbefore another big event, the annual Bless-ing of the Fishing Fleet ceremonies in CapeTown.

This year the Fatima Festival in Stellen-bosch will be taking place over the weekendof 18 and 19 October 2014.

Though still keeping a strong Portugueseflavour and with (literally) busloads of Por-

tuguese fans coming from other parts ofWestern Province, the festival in Stellen-bosch is no longer confined to the Portu-guese and embraces all our communities.

Thus, communities in Kayamandi, Cloet-esville and Idas Valley have also been doingsterling work to raise funds for the organi-sation of this year’s Fatima Festival.

The festival is organised by St Nicholas’Catholic Church.

The Fatima Festival has a religiousgrounding and a street parade on the Sun-day morning from 11:00, but from then on,and the night before, it is all fun, fun andfood – washed down with some beer or wineand dancing for the whole family.

Watch this space for more information onthe festivities.

Hiring and firingAppointing people to work inyour business is one of themore challenging aspects ofhaving your own business.

Often one is pressed for timewhen you need to make an ap-pointment and therefore easilyappoint someone who is availa-ble and not necessarily the bestperson for the job.

Jim Collins in Good to Greatsays “Get the right people on thebus and the wrong people off the bus”. Soit is wise to consider the advice in Proverbs26:10: “An employer who hires any fool thatcomes along is only hurting everybody con-cerned.”

The next important aspect is to get theright people in the right seats. This meansthat a person’s personality and abilitiesmust match the work that is expected ofhim/her to do.

Tao Tao, co-founder ofGetYourGuide.comconsiders it important to hire for, as he putsit, the “fantastic four”: integrity, motiva-tion, skill and culture fit.

Integrity or character is very importantwhen hiring. We usually consider skill orcompetence as most important, but whenwe need to fire someone, it is often for flawsin character.

A person whose personalitymatches the job that he/she hasto do is also more motivated thanpeople who do not like what theyaredoing.Soonceagain therightperson in the right job is very im-portant.

Every organisation has aunique culture that developsover time, and new appoint-ments that do not fit the cultureoftenleadtodisharmonyinapre-viously pleasant working envi-

ronment.On the other hand be careful to not only

have staff that always agree 100% on every-thing. That is called “groupthink” and canbe equally harmful to an organisation.

Present day labour laws make it difficultto lay off rebellious or unproductive work-ers. Therefore it of utmost importance foremployers to ensure that they make the bestpossible appointments.

Employers should acquaint themselveswith the details of the Labour Law in orderto act accordingly.

Today’s business owner needs the neces-sary know-how and should have a policy inplace for hiring and firing. Without it yourbusiness becomes vulnerable.

VDavidMalherbe is a business and careerconsultant and lives in Wellington.

How to treat bleeding gumsMost South Africans experience bleedinggums on occasion, but when is it a cause forconcern? According to Dirna Grobbelaar,oral hygiene advisor for IVOhealth, bleedinggums is never normal. “Unless there has beenan accidental injury – such as from brushingtoo hard or burning your mouth with a hotdrink – bleeding gums are an indication thatsomething is not right.”

Grobbelaar says gum disease is not the onlycause. “The Pill, blood-thinning medicationsuch as Disprin or Warfarin, bleeding disor-ders, liver disease, mouth ulcers, cancer, hor-monal changes during pregnancy, vitamindeficiencies and dental caries, can all causebleeding gums.”

However, gum disease is the most commonreason. “When plaque and tartar is left on theteeth, the bacteria present irritate the gums,causing an immune response. The body sendsblood to the affected gums which then maybleed when brushing, flossing or even eat-ing.”

Fortunately, with proper oral care gum dis-ease is reversible. If left untreated, it can de-velop into periodontitis, an irreversible con-dition when the gum, bone and ligaments sur-rounding the tooth become damaged and canlead to tooth loss.

) To remedy bleeding gums Grobbelaar

recommends a visit to the dentist or oral hy-gienist as soon as possible to enable them toprofessionally diagnose the cause and sug-gest the most effective treatment options.

) Grobbelaar says a meticulous oral hy-giene routine is essential to treat gum diseaseand prevent it from recurring.

“Brush correctly at least twice a day to keepteeth as clean as possible. Use a soft brushand don’t be tempted to brush hard – this willjust further damage the gums.”

) Cleaning in between the teeth needs tobe a daily habit. “If your gums bleed whenyou floss you have gum disease or you aredoing it wrong,” says Grobbelaar. “If you findflossing awkward or uncomfortable look forSunstar GUM interdental products – there isa huge range of tools from floss brushes, flosshandles to tiny Soft-Picks. These days therereally is an interdental tool for everyone.”

) Rinsing is important, particularly if youhave bleeding or sensitive gums. “Rinse regu-larly using a lukewarm salt and bicarbonateof soda rinse or Sunstar GUM Paroex treat-ment mouthrinse which has anti-bacterialproperties,” says Grobbelaar.For more oral care advice visit www.face-

book.com/ivohealth or ask Dirna Grobbelaaryour oral care questions on www.ivo-health.co.za.

ROCK-modelkompetisiewennersIn Gazette van 23 September is die name van die wenners in die ROCK-modelkompetisie byverkeerde foto’s geplaas.

Jamie-Lee Adams is aangewys as mej. ROCK Junior.Agter staan Lesley Palmer (mej. Persoonlikheid), War-da Geswindt (2de prinses) en Jamie Antonels (1steprinses).

Jowaine Geldenhuys (voor) is aangewys as mej. ROCKSenior. Agter staan Natlynn Martin (mej. Persoonlik-heid), Daniell Gabriels (2de prinses) en Jamie VanSchoor (1ste prinses).

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Mr and Ms Stellenboschnext week in town hallThe annual Mr and Miss Stellen-bosch Beauty Pageant takes placeat teh Stellenbosch Town Hall onFriday, 10 October 2014.

This is a community event in aid ofraising funds for the educational em-powermentproject,Mrand MissMat-ric SuperModel.These funds will be used to provide

learners with an opportunity to fur-

ther their studies at an institution ofhigher learning.For the past five years pageant di-

rector Enigma Von Hamburg hasmanaged to assist eight needy matriclearnersacrosstheWesternCapewithbursaries, and fitted 74 female and 12male matric learners with brand newevening attire for their matric balls.She says, “Mr and Miss Stellen-

boschismuchmorethanabeautypag-

eant or modelling competition. TheMiss World motto is “beauty with apurpose”, something we fully sub-scribe to.“All our previous kings and queens

have been involved with numerousNPOssuchasStellenboschFeeding inAction, Animal Welfare Society fromStellenbosch, Stellenbosch ChildWel-fareandhavealsoreachedouttoothercommunities such as Strand, Paarland Athlone.“This year we aim to go bigger, bet-

ter,brighterandbolderasweareplan-ning an exciting event for both the fi-nalists and audience.“Thisyear it’s all about theglitzand

glamour of an African extravaganza.We have a line-up of electrifying localentertainment and the ticket of R200per person, includes food as well.”

V Tobecomeasponsor,findoutaboutticketsalesoranyotherqueriesrelatingto the event, contact Enigma 0 073 7071851, 2 evhpageants@gmail.com.

All the finalists taking part in this year’s competition.

The finalists handed out goodies and food to various communities on Heritage Day.

Boland College offerspractical experienceDANEL GILLESPIE

Boland College has launched a few new ini-tiatives over the years at their various cam-puses to ensure that their students obtainthe best education and opportunities possi-ble.A recent addition to these initiatives has

been the WIL (Work Integrated Learning)department. The launch of this brand newand innovating department has ensuredthat Boland College is now on the forefrontof education in action, as the slogan states.The WIL department had its official

launch on 17 September. This was present-ed in the form of a business breakfast withStellenbosch campus as the host.Whatmade this event specialwas that the

students from the national diploma hospi-tality and cateringN5 group, with their lec-turers and Susan Loubser (programme

manager) all got involved in making themost scrumptious treats and preparing cu-linary delights for guests. Students got theopportunity to showcase the talent the col-lege has on its campuses. “This was a per-fect opportunity to show the industry whatour students are capable of”, said Susan.Two students that had been placed

through the WIL department also sharedtheir testimonies with the guests. MichelleDavids and Bonisile Kondile both high-lighted how, through the WIL initiative,they had been able to gain relevant workexperience that will enable them to applyfor their national diplomas.“Weareexcitedaboutour students enter-

ingworkplaces asWIL candidates and thenbeing offered permanent jobs, even thoughthat is not the main aim of WIL,” said MsWendy Adams (vice-principal: innovationand development).

In attendancewere Alika Coert (Worcester campus), Thabisa Sipuka (head office), Rochelle Stark (Stellen-bosch campus), Melanie Stevens (Caledon campus), Zanele Ntakana (Paarl campus), Lizeka Kosani(head office), Romenia Baxter (programme director, head office), Riaan Hoffman (head office) andBonisile Kondile (head office).

Die Stellenbosch Gazette vra Stellen-bossers om die volgende welsyn- engemeenskapsorganisasies te helpmet hul behoeftes.

) Stellenbosch-nagskuiling:Geblikte of vars groente, droë sopbe-standdele, macaroni, spaghetti, kof-fie, suiker, poeiermelk, smeergoedvir brood asook badseep en handdoe-ke. Daar is ook ’n behoefte aan vry-willigers omsopperdag te skenk.Ditkan gevries of vars wees. Skakel0 021 886 6173.

)Huis Horison:Wit kerswas virmaak van vlamvatters, stewige vul-sel, houthangers, borduurgare, gro-terige stukke effe linne/katoenmate-riaal en wol. 0 021 887 5080.

) Safe House Stellenbosch: Be-nodig dringend babaweggooidoeke,-seep, -sjampoe en -klere; vroue- enkinderklere, pajamas en sokkies, envir die kombuis rys, melkpoeier/langlewemelk, kookolie, suiker, pas-ta, koffie en tee. Algemeen: Waspoei-er vir outomatiese masjien, HandyAndy, Jik, Domestos en Opwasmid-del sal baie waardeer word. Kontak0 021 883 2574.

) Stellenbosch Voedingsaksie:Droë bestanddele soos rys, pasta,mieliemeel, stampmielies en sop-mengsel, asook produkte vir kospak-kies. 0 021 886 8986/071 322 0747.

)Kindersorg SA Stellenbosch:Ons soek graag tweedehandse klere,nie-bederfbare voedsel, meubels enhuishoudelike ware. 0 021 887 2816.

) Jeuguitreik: kinder- en jeug-sorgsentrum: Brood, suiker, pasta,broodsmere enblikkieskos.Gordyneen ou DVD’s wat oor naweke vir diekinders gewys kan word, sal waar-deer word. Skryfbehoeftes asook

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Bok Sevens honingskills for Gold CoastThe Springbok Women’s Sev-ens are preparing for the sea-son-opening tournament at theGold Coast in Australia, whichwill take place on 11 and 12 Oc-tober.

The Blitzbokke, with their basein Stellenbosch, started a twoweek training session at the Mar-kötter indoor training centre, tosharpen their skillsbefore leavingto compete in Australia nextmonth. The Sevens team will faceoff against local clubs in a seriesof training matches at Stellen-bosch.The Springbok Sevens finished

secondon theHSBCSevensWorldSeries standings last season and

completed a good season by win-ning gold at the CommonwealthGames in Glasgow.“Our motto is to keep on work-

ing extremely hard so that we ap-proach each tournament in verygood condition,” said SpringbokWomen’s Sevens coach, RenfredDazel“We managed to finish the sea-

sononahighnote inGlasgow,andit will be my job to make sure ourfeet are planted firmly on theground and that we don’t get toocarried away or too far ahead ofourselves,” Dazel added. An extraincentive for the team this seasonare the four qualifying places onoffer for the 2016 Olympic Gamesin Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Hellenic wins U. 15 cupThe Under 15 cup concluded on Sat-urday, 19 September with HellenicFC beating the Stellenbosch Univer-sity (SU)HighPerformance team1-0.The final, which took place at Len-

telus,sawtheMilnerton-basedclub’sDuncan Adonis score the only goalof the match. The match was closelycontested with the winning goal be-ing scored in the last 10 minutes ofplaying time.Meanwhile, the other local team

who participated in the tournament,the Stellenbosch Local Football As-sociation, or LFA team, playedagainst Vasco Da Gama FC for thethird and fourth place. The Stellen-bosch team lost 3-1, with the goalsscored for Vasco by Kieran Matt-hews, Wesley Lottering and NicolasKooyman.KayrinStevensscoredthegoal for the LFA team.The tournament, which started on

Thursday, 18 September, forms partof the SU football development pro-gramme, aimed to develop and nur-ture football skills in the communi-ties in the Stellenbosch area.

Adrian van Wyk, a Stellenbosch Universi-ty’s high performance player, in action dur-ing the final match against Hellenic FC.

Diski challenge breeds talentSHAWN VALENTINE

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The MultiChoice Diski Challengecommencedwith the second roundof the group stages on Sunday 21September at Coetzenburg stadi-um.

Eight Premier Soccer League (PSL)academy club teams participated inthe event, whichwas televised live onDSTV’s SuperSport channel 4.Mamelodi Sundowns played

against Free State Stars and won 2-1.Polokwane City beat SuperSport

United 1-0. Mpumalanga Black Acesdefeated Chippa United 3-2, and AjaxCape Town played against MorokaSwallows and drew 1-1 in the lastmatch of the day.Theprogrammeisathree-yearpart-

nership with the PSL with the focusonbuildingthePSL’sReserveLeague.In line with the PSL’s Club LicensingProgramme, the primary emphasiswill be on fast tracking the club’s un-der19talentintotheirfirstteams;with

clubs limited to include a maximumof three players above the age of 20 intheir reserve league teams.Dr Irvin Khoza, chairman of the

PSL, said theMultiChoiceDiski Chal-lengeaddresses theneedforPSLclubsto develop home-grown talent whichwill facilitate progres-sion from academyfootball to the profes-sional ranks.“The comprehen-

sive nature of the pro-gramme that we’rerunning with Multi-Choice means that wewill produce morewell-rounded and bet-ter-equipped players –for life on and off thefield. The competitivenature of the PremierLeague is such thatyoungplayersquiteof-ten struggle to makethe transition into thesenior sides. We be-lieve that this pro-

gramme can be the game changer infacilitating the talent developmentpathway for up and coming players,”Khoza added.The third round took place at Nike

Football Training Centre in Pimville,Soweto on Heritage Day.

A player of Mpumalanga Black Aces challenging the ChippaUnited player for the ball in the thrid match of the day.

PHOTO: SHAWN VALENTINE

Local schools attended the sporting event. Here the Lückhoff High School learners celebrate during half-time.