Drakenstein

Year 2 • Vrydag 15 Junie 2012 | Tel. 021 870 4600

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Boishaai rolvoort 8

DistributionareaTHE Drakenstein Gazette is publishedevery Friday in Paarl and Wellington.A total of 21 000 copies are distributedin Central Paarl, Paarl South, PaarlNorth, Huguenot, Denneburg, PaarlEast, Mbekweni (businesses only), Wel-lington, Van Wyk’s Vlei and Newton.

TROMPOPPIES. William Lloyd Primêr se junior en senior trompoppie-spanne het albei eerste plekke behaal by die onlangse Boland Trompoppie-kampioenskappe en is gekroon as die “champs of champs”.Die junior span (hierbo) gaan ook in Orkney aan die Suid-Afrikaanse kampioenskappe deelneem. Die senior span deel die eerste plek met Hoërskool Wellington. Foto: Liezl Davids

Trompoppies wen Boland-kroon

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Oe la la,Suid-AfrikaLOLLOS 4 se “Oe la la, Suid-Afri-ka” is op Saterdag 23 Junie om09:30tesienbydieOuMeul-teater.

Lettie kom kuier vir die eerstekeer op aarde en Lollos, Minki enDisco vertel vir haar van al diewonderlike plekke en dinge wathulle al in Suid-Afrika gesien het.

Die SAMA-wenners sing lied-jies van hul splinternuwe vierdeCD en kyk na al die dinge in Suid-Afrikawaarooronsgaandeis:die-re, mense, tale, kos, dorpe en nogvele meer.

Musiek waarna uitgesien kanword, is Die Honger Haai, Klim opdie Wa, Oe-la-la Lettie, Die Seekoeien dan ook ou gunstelinge soosBons dat dit Gons en Die Krokodil-le.Dievertoningbestaanuitvroli-ke musiek en dansbewegings endaar sal ook iets geleer word.

Kaartjies is R55 en kan be-spreekwordbyVickyStemmetby083 564 0056.

CONCERT. The Making More Music School will present a concert on Saturday at Die Bôrdienghuis Theatrein Wellington at 18:00. The concert shows how youngsters can use music as a tool to enjoy themselvesand reach out to the community. Different genres of music can be expected and will be performed bystudents and adults. Tickets at R70 (R30 children) can be booked with Morné Meyer on 072 229 7423.

Get cookingVISITORS to Franschhoek can look forwardto an interactive Cook Franschhoek, whichtakes place on 15, 16 and 17 June.

Known as SA’s leading wine destinationandgourmet capital, youwill have theoppor-tunity to join some of the Valley’s highly ac-claimed chefs and winemakers as they pre-sent hands-on demonstrations. For more de-tails, visit www.cookfranschhoek.co.za.

Vrydag 15 Junie) Emile Minnie. Nuwe Afrikaanse

liedjies en romantiese Franse chansonsword aangebied deur Emile Minnie opVrydag 15 Junie om 20:00 by die Bôrdieng-huis-teater in Wellington. Kaartjies teenR70 per persoon is beskikbaar by 082 8121112 of heinrich@heimat.co.za.

Maandag 18 Junie) Koekversiering. Die Koekversie-

ringsgilde vergader op 18 Junie by Laer-skool Drakenstein se klubhuis in Denne-burg, Paarl. Susan Verwey sal nuwe ideesdemonstreer. Besoekers is welkom. Virnavrae, kontak Belinda by 072 185 8797.

Woensdag 20 Junie) Vieringe. Drakenstein Laerskool

nooi oudleerders vanaf 19 jaar en oud-ou-ers na hul 50ste bestaansjaarviering op 20Junie. Verrigtinge vind om 18:30 in dieskoolsaal plaas. Kostes beloop R100 en be-sprekings kan by die skool gedoen wordteen 15 Junie om 12:00.

Vir navrae, kontak 021 872 4975 of e-posdrakensteinps@telkomsa.net.

Saturdag 23 June) Comedy. On Saturday 23 June Marc

Lotteringcanbe seenat theOldMillThea-

tre, in his latest stand-up show “I Don’twork on Sundays”. The show starts at20:00 and features Lottering’s brand newmaterial.Hewillexpresshisuniqueviewson a broad range of topics and explain asto why it is that he refuses to work on Sun-days. Not suitable for children.

Tickets at R120 can be booked with Vic-ky Stemmet on 083 564 0056.

) Braai. Alle oudstudente van St Al-bansPrimêrwordvriendelikuitgenooina’n bring en braai op 23 Junie by die skool.Daar sal ’ngroot skermweesomdie rugbyte kyk. Skakel Danele by 021 873 2441.

Saturday 9 July) Meeting. The annual general mee-

ting of Radio KC will be held at the stationoffice in theTowersBuilding, second floor(on the corner of Main Street and LadyGrey Street) on 9 July at 18:30. You are in-vited tonominatemembersof the commu-nity that reflect the demographics of theirbroadcast area to voluntarily serve on theboard of Radio KC. To receive a copy ofthe nomination form, contact the stationmanager Eldoray van der Westhuizen on021 871 1438 or email admin@radiokc.co.za. Deadline for nominations is 25 June.

What’s happening...

Gedigtefees inMcGregorDIE eerste Live Poets Society Festival –Wo(o)rd Lekker in McGregor - word van28 Junie tot 2 Julie daar aangebied en ditbeloof om die midwinterkoue te verdryfmet ’n fees van Afrikaanse en Engelse ge-digte wat aangebied word in knusomge-wings soos restaurante, gastehuise, wyn-plase, kerk- en skoolsaal en biblioteke.

Die fees word op Donderdag 28 Junie ge-open met ’n spesiale huldiging aan digter endramaturg Adam Small, ’n boorling van dieVallei. Small is onlangs bekroon met die ge-sogte Afrikaanse letterkundige Hertzogprysvir sy werk en sal tydens die fees gehuldigword deur voorlesings van sy werk.

Verskeie bekende digters, sowel as jong,talentvolle en opkomende digters het reedsdie uitnodiging na die fees aanvaar. Daar salook kans wees vir amateurdigters en digters-in-wording om van hulle werke tydens ’n“open mike”-byeenkoms voor te dra.

Die fees is egter ook gerig op plaaslike dig-ters in die Vallei wat ’n kans gaan kry omhulle werk tydens spesiale sessies voor tedra. Die jeug word ook by die fees betrek en’n gedigte- en kletsrym (rap)-kompetisie metlekker pryse word ook aangebied.

Kontak Billy Kennedy by 023 625 1871, Jen-ny by 023 625 1908 en Anita by 078 293 9877.

Christmas in winterTHE Lazy Days Market at Laborie WineFarm brings a South African winter Christ-mas market to Paarl on Saturday 28 July,with a multitude of experiences in store.

Share in the joy and celebrate the magicof the winter season as visitors sample themany Christmas delicacies on offer – sip andsavour a complimentary glass of Glühwein,tuck into delicious mince pies and purchasetraditional Christmas fruit cake.

Mario the saxophonist will keep visitorsentertained with traditional and modernChristmas carols, and Father Christmas willhand out sweets to the kids.

The life-size Christmas tree is bound to at-tract its fair share of attention.

The Christmas-themed market will beopen from 09:00 until 14:00 and will also offeran array of exciting and varied lifestylegoods.

KOUD EN NAT. Inwoners van die Paarlvallei, groot en klein,moes verlede week se swaar reënweer en ysige koue trot-seer. Foto: Ernest Kilowan

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TOERISME. Lede van Wellington Toerisme het onlangs hul gereelde kwartaal-byeenkoms op die plaas Klein-bosch in Daljosafat gehou, om meer te leer oor die beoogde Taalroete wat beoog word op historieseplase in die omgewing. Heel voor is Adele Bester en Laetitia Badenhorst (Kleinbosch). Agter hulle staan(middel ry) Hilton Warrington (Fresh Laundry), Blackie Swart (wat ’n dokumentêr oor die Afrikaanse taalvervaardig), Lesley Gruett (Bartholomeus Klip), Coretha Odendal (La Rochelle B&B), Anja Daelman (OnssteeB&B) en Sylvia du Plessis (Oupa Atties B&B). Agter staan Francois du Toit (Kleinbosch), Adriaan Joubert(Olyvenbosch), Peter Woodward (Wellington Toerisme), Pieter Daelman (Onsstee B&B) en Barry du Plessis(Oupa Atties B&B). Foto: Johan Nel

Toerismeroete in die pyplynDIEbekendstellingvan ’nnuwetoeristeroeteop die plase wat as bakermat van die Afri-kaanse taal beskou kan word en die oopstelvir toeriste van ’ndigbegroeideolienhoutbosvol lelies teen die hange van die Hawekwa-berg bokant die dorp is maar twee van dienuwe toerisme-projekte wat onlangs op ’nbyeenkoms van Wellington Toerisme be-spreek is.

Die organisasie, wat bestaan uit verteen-woordigers uit die Wellingtonse gasvry-heidsbedryf, kom gereeld eenmaal per kwar-taal byeen om groter samewerking tusseneienaars van gastehuise en ander organisa-sies in die Wellingtonse toerisme-bedryf tebevorder .

Volgens Peter Woodward van WellingtonToerismehetdieorganisasie,wat ’npaar jaargelede gestig is om die vloei van toeriste naWellington te help bevorder, in die jongstetyd hand oor hand gegroei.

Op die byeenkoms is meer vertel van diegastehuis op die plaas Kleinbosch en hulleplanne vir ’n splinternuwe Taalroete in dieDaljosfat-omgewing bekend gestel. Klein-boschse eerste opstalis reeds in 1687 opgerig.

Die plaas huisves ook die skoolgebou waarindie eerste amptelike Afrikaanse skool inSuid-Afrika begin is. Die Afrikaanse Taalbe-weging het hier begin en Kleinbosch se men-se het gedurende die negentiende eeu ook ’nleidende rol gespeel in die stigting van dieheel eerste Afrikaanse koerant.

Die gedagte van ’n Taalroete wat volgenshulle ook onder skoolgroepe baie gewild salwees, sal in die komende maande verder be-kend raak wanneer die beoogde dokumentêroor die Afrikaanse taal wat deur BlackieSwart van die Paarl vervaardig word, vryge-stel word.

Adriaan Joubert van die plaas Olyven-bosch teen die hange van die Hawekwa hetmeer vertel oor die unieke tuin wat in ’n oer-oue olienhoutbos op sy plaas ontwikkel is.

Hy het oor die afgelope sewe jaar begin ominheemse boslelies onder die wilde olien-houtbome te vestig en het reeds meer as 1000cliveas, sowel as azaleas, bromelias en va-rings in die bostuin gevestig.

Die tuin op Olyvenbosch sal in Septembervanjaar vir die eerste keer vir die publiekoopgestel word tydens ’n ope dag.

OUERS en onder-wysers van Bergri-vier Laer en Blou-vlei Primêr het on-langs ’n werks-winkel in die Good-nowsaalopWelling-ton bygewoon asdeel van ’n navor-singsprojek oor ou-erbetrokkenheid indie landelike multi-graadskole onderdie vaandel van die Sentrum vir Multi-graad-onderrig by CPUT.

Die doel van die werkswinkel was omtefokusopdiebelangvaneffektieweouer-betrokkenheid, die belangrikheid van ge-leenthede vir kommunikasie en die be-nutting van familie- en gemeenskaps-hulpbronne vir die bevordering van leer.

Die prinsipale, ouers en onderwysershet deur hul aktiewe deelname innove-

rende strategieë ontwikkel vir ’n skool-ouervennootskapprogram wat by hierdietwee landelikemulti-graadskolegeïmple-menteer gaan word.

’nSamewerkingskomitee isopdiebeengebring, wat sal dien as skakel tussen dieouers, skool en gemeenskap om leerderste help om ten volle te ontwikkel. Dit isdie eerste vennootskapsprogram vir lan-delike multi-graad skole in Suid-Afrika.

Sit koppe bymekaar

WERKSWINKEL. Leerders en ouers van Bergrivier en Blouvlei Primêre Skolesit koppe bymekaar tydens die werkswinkel.

BOOK DISPLAY. The Oxford UniversityPress held a book display of books andlearning material for the new curriculumat Charleston Hill Intermediate School.Many schools attended the workshop andeducators received copies of books thatthey will need for the new school year.From left are Vanessa Bolters (NaturalScience & Technology presenter), Ray-mond Cornelissen (subject advisor), Aa-ron Esterhuizen (assistant presenter),Lucille van Gensen (Oxford trainer), Pie-ter Scheepers, Allan Matthee, Manda vanHansen and Wilfred Frolicks.

SENIORS. Senior citizens fromMbekweni and surrounding are-as recently came together on anawareness day for the elderly tolisten to various speakers offer-ing informationandguidanceonmatters like the rights of seniorcitizens. The event was organ-ised by Action on Elder AbuseSA (AEASA) in conjunction withAge-in-Action (formerly theCouncil for theAged).Senior cit-izens who are experiencingabuse can phone the toll freeHalt Elder Abuse Line (Heal) 24hours a day on 0900 00 3081.Pic: Frans le Roux

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Oudisies virdramawerkswinkelOP 25 Junie bied Theadrome Production enHein Poole oudisies aan vir diegene wat deelwil wees van hul dramawerkswinkel tydensdie skoolvakansie.

Die oudisies is vir persone tussen die ou-derdom van 14 tot 21 jaar oud en sal gehouword by die IOTT-saal in Wellington vanaf10:00 tot 13:00. Die werkswinkel sal dan nádie vakansie afsluit met ’n toneelstuk. Virmeer inligting, skakel Leandi by 082 778 2224.

’n Oormaat kunsmatige lig snags onderdrukdie vervaardiging van die slaaphormoon me-latonienenkandie risikovansekerekanker-soorte verhoog, veral bors- en moontlik pros-taatklierkanker.

Nagskofwerk (en jol tot laatnag) moet liefstot twee aande per week beperk word. Maakdit ’ngewoonteomagtuur lank innatuurlikedonker te slaap en saam met die son op testaan.

* Sms jou wenk na 32365 vir slegs R1,50per sms en ons mag dit dalk met jou naamas ons wenk van die week plaas.

Wenk van die week

SKENK. Met die koue winterweer hier,is die nood vir warm klere, komberse enkos nog groter in die Drakenstein. Ver-skeie organisasies het reeds projektewaarmee hulle behoeftiges help. Deurskenkinkgs aan hulle te maak, kan jy’n verskil in iemand anders se omstan-dighede maak. ACVV Paarl (Zeederberg-straat 6, 021 872 2738), ACVV Paarlval-lei (Langstraat 14, 021 871 1515),ACVV Noorder-Paarl (Gimnasiumstraat5, 021 872 3487), Badisa Paarl (VGKZionskerk,0218624606),MonteChris-to Miqlat Ministries (Hoofstraat 73, 021863 4454) en Valcare (Louiestraat 2,021 872 2365. Foto: Liezl Davids

Skenk aan behoeftiges diéwinter

Fireside chatsQUEEN of thrillers, Margie Orford, will bethe guest author at Grande Roche Hotel’s Cu-linary Innovations – a series of unique wineand food events - on 23 June at 19:00.

Tickets cost R365 (food and wine included)and can be booked at 021 863 5100.

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1ml SAND, klip, kompos &bogrond (topsoil) in kleinareas afgelewer, sowel asbourommel en vullis­verwydering. Skakel Neels021 872 9397 of 083 4128810.

GARAGE Sale @ 10 BermanStreet, De Zoete Inval.Saturday, 16 June from 09:00.

DRINGENDE Verkope:Huis te koop in Wellingtonmet groot erf. Baie potensiaal,goed geleë naby skole ­R450000 (oordrag kosteingesluit). Kontak Cathleen076 169 3260.

PAARL en Wellington:Inkomste tussen R4 500 ­ R20000 of meer? FinansieringR90 000 ­ R920 000,verskeidenheid munisipalehuise. Kontant. Tel: 072 8053574.

REACH TRUCK DRIVER.Needed in Klein Drakenstein.Fax CV to 021 862 0055.

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WENNERS. Pauw Gedenk Primêr het onlangs ’n lootjiekompetisie vanstapel gestuur. Hier voor is die eerste prys wenner Busisipho Mpela (mid-del), Tiffany Jansen (links) wenner van die tweede prys en regs is diederde prys wenner Hlumelo Tatana. Agter staan die ouers Megan Samuels,Xoliswa Mpelaen Hlumelo Tatana by skoolhoof Julius Williams.

KAMP. Die graad 5-leerders van Noord-Eind Laerskoolhet onlangs met hul SOS-kamp vir Villiersdorp besoekwaar hulle besig gehou was met ’n groot verskeidend-heid aktiwiteite. Hier bekyk die leerlinge ’n ystervark.

DANCE. Students of Cathleen’s School of Dance in Klapmuts show off the certifica-tes and cups they won after their first competition at the Joe Slovo CommunityCentre in Khayelitsha recently. They achieved excellent results bringing home 15trophies for the day. Their outfits were sponsored by Ballet Box.

Are you trustworthy? How to land a job when you have noneIT is the Catch-22 situation that has beenfrustrating jobseekers forages:positionsrequire experience from applicants, whi-le applicants can’t gain experience with-out first having had a job.

But there are ways to make oneself em-ployableandgainexperiencewithouthavinglandedaposition in formalemployment first,an education expert says.

Dr Felicity Coughlan, Director of the Inde-

pendent Institute of Education, SA’s leadingprivate education provider which focusesheavilyonensuringthejob-readinessof theirgraduates, says what employers are lookingfor in many instances is just to be given proofthat someone is able to self-manage and thatacandidatecanbetrustedtomakeacontribu-tion from as early as possible.

“The experience requirement is an at-tempt to ensure new employees are producti-

ve as early as possible.“This makes good sense, and while there

are several good reasons to be training newpeople, it is always helpful to have someonewho has done something before,” saysCoughlan.

“If you are studying and are about to gra-duate, you need to be looking at all the waysyou can fill the experience gap right away.”

Coughlan says that students must analyse

the kind of work they intend to do and thenlook for opportunities to build appropriateexperience in that niche.

She says the beauty of gaining this kindof ‘involved citizen’ experience while study-ing, is that everyone wins.

“Most people don’t get the opportunity toget a higher education qualification, so as astudentyouarealreadypart of theprivilegedfew,” notes Coughlan.

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Year 2 • Vrydag 15 Junie 2012 | Tel. 021 870 4600

TOURNAMENT. The committee for Ward 22 presented a mini-rugby tournament at New Orleans Primary. The schools that participatedwere New Orleans, Charleston Hill, Mary Help and Nederburg Primary. In the finals, the u.7 team of New Orleans beat MaryHelp 30-20, in the u.8 age group, Charleston Hill beat New Orleans 25-0 and in the u.9 age group, Charleston Hill beat Nederburg15–5. Here with the players and their parents are Eddie Williams (left) and (centre) Dennis Kearns (Ward 22 committee memberfor sport and culture), Councillor Lutisia Daries and (far right) Mario Williams and Councillor Aidan Stowman (executive councillorfor Sport, Culture, Youth and Student Affairs).

VLIEG. Alvin Farmer, die skrumskakel van Violets, gee ’n duikaangee aan sy losskakel in hul wedstryd teen Blues.Blues het die wedstryd 15-12 gewen. Albei spanne se punte is met strafskoppe aangeteken. Foto: Ernest Kilowan

Paarl hockey teams shineIT was a good weekend for hockey inPaarl.

The men’s second team redeemedthemselvesaftertheir lossagainstStel-lenbosch by beating Durbanville 4–0.Durbanville were simply outplayed bythe second team’s attacking fields andwith the solid defence at the back.

At half-time Paarl led 1–0 and added3 more goals to their tally, by creatingmore opportunities.

Durbanville managed to take oneback, but with solid defence, while thevisitors were restricted to one goal.

The second team were two goalsaway from securing a bonus point.Goals were scored by Niel van Kooten(2), Leroux Cloete (1) and Marius Els(1).

The men’s first team showed goodcomposure in their game against Dur-banville. With solid passing and excel-lent ball control they beat the visitors4–0.

The first team needed one more goalto secure their bonus point, but couldonlymanage4goals,whichwouldhave

made a big difference in the M3 logstandings with a bigger point differ-ence, since Paarl is the log leader, withFish Hoek and Somerset West breath-ing down their neck.

Jacque Zaayman on a hat-trick andUlrich Philander (1) clinched the gamefor the first team

The ladies lost 0-2 against PinelandsB.

The visitors were simply the betterof the two teams and outplayed thehome team with a more solid passinggame and ball control.

Although both teams created scor-ingopportunitieswith 0–0athalf-time,the more experienced visitors capital-ised on their opportunities by scoring2 goals.

Next weekend the ladies will lockheads in their local derby against Wel-lington CPUT at Paarl Gym. The gamestarts at 14:30.

The men’s second team will be visi-tors to Pinelands and that game startsat 15:30, while the men’s first team willhave a bye weekend.

Pigeons flyLOCALpigeonsfaredwell intheraces held last weekend fromLaingsburg.

At the Wellington racing pi-geon club Arendse Lofts got a1,2,5,6 and 7. H Joseph had a 3rdand 10th position while D Per-rins got a fourth an A Moses 8thand 9th position.

At Charleston Hill Posduif-klub (CHPK) G Cook won placesone to four.

At Paarl Specialist PigeonClub C&J Lofts won first placewhile A Herbert’s pigeons pla-ced second to fifth.

HANDE. DaynePetersen, los-skakel van Vi-neyards, laatloop die balna sy senterin hul wed-stryd teenRangers. Vi-neyards wendie stryd met25-3..Foto:

Ernest Kilowan

AANVAL. Oswald Thomas, Blues agsteman, maak gereed om aan te val.Foto: Ernest Kilowan

AMPER. Hoër Jongen-skool Paarl het die afge-lope naweek teen Bo-land Landbou op diePlaas gespeel. Die eind-telling was 20-10. Hieris Ryno van der Merwebesig om vir die doellynte strek. Die drie is nietoegeken nie. Hoër Jon-genskool speel Sater-dag teen Paul Roos opStellenbosch en BolandLandbou speel teenGimnasium.Foto: Sieb Sieberhagen

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OPE DAG. Matrikulante van Wellington Hoërskool het die ope dag van die Universiteit Wes-Kaapland byge-woon. Van links is Siphokuhle Dokolwana, Sive Yawa, Keletso Sienolo, Thandile JwaQa en Zintle Mbandezi.

KOMPETISIE. Klein Nederburg Sekondêr het tydens hul sewestoernooi ’n potjiekoskompetisie gehou. Hiertussen die matrikulante pronk adjunkhoof Fred Uren.

VISIT. The Valdu CharronPeer Helpers(education stu-dents fromCPUT) visitedVoor GroenbergPrimary, wherethey organiseda treasurehunt, handedout lucky pac-kets and readstories.

KLEIN OGIES. As daareen ding is wat die kin-ders van Bambi Prepri-mêr op Wellington doen,dan is dit sing - en metoorgawe. Hier sing enwys Thino Joseph, Bray-den Abrahams en AidenMaré lustig saam.

Foto: Engela Duvenage

AVONTUUR. Hierdie groep leerlinge van die LaerskoolSlot van die Paarl het ’n Junior Landcare-kamp byge-woon wat aangebied word deur Campadventure endie Departement van Landbou. Die kamp is gehouby die Voortrekkerterrein by Wemmershoek.

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WINNERS. Recentlythe Delta Trust GolfDay was held at thePaarl Golf Club. Theday was held to helpraise money for thetrust’s projects thatinclude helping child-ren in the Fransch-hoek Valley throughsports, studies andmusic. From left areCoby Williams, JasonWest, Dean Frost andWian Nieuwoudt.

WEN NET-NET. Herman Bailey, stutvan Vineyards, bars deur die verdedi-ging in verlede Saterdag se wedstrydteen Albions. Vineyards het die wed-stryd in die doodsnikke met 22-19gewen nadat Dayen Petersen, losska-kel van Vineyards, ’n 50 m strafskopoorgeskop het.

BOLAND. Leerders vanPaarl Primêre Seun-skool, Anderson Lom-bard (links), HandréCoetzee en Igno Fer-reira, is opgeneem indie Boland o.13-hok-kiestreekspan wat van-af 9 tot 11 Augustusin Port Elizabeth aandie interprovinsialetoernooi gaan deel-neem.

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Year 2 • Vrydag 25 Mei 2012 | Tel. 021 870 4600

KRY PAK BY BURE. Klein Nederburg se o.19A-rugbyspelers staan bont om die gate toe te stop met Nico van Zyl (flank) van Hugenote Hoërskool opdie aanval in verlede week se wedstryd tussen dié twee buurskole. Die Wellingtonners het met 38-3 gewen. Die ander Hugenote-spelers is van linksLarnelle Maralack (agsteman), Billy Viljoen (stut), Nelis van Schalkwyk (flank) en Gideon Koegelenberg (slot). Foto: Ernest Kilowan

TRIALS. Marcelo Ross in the men’s senior divisiongoes through his paces in the Kata at the KarateBoland trials which was held at the Boland CricketStadium recently. The Boland squad will be announ-ced shortly. Foto: Achmat Patel

Junior championship will heat up the Western CapeHEATING up the winter landscape, twel-ve nations will descend on Cape Townwith the hottest, young talent in interna-tional rugby from the 4th to the 22nd ofJune. The goal is to organise this into thebest ever tournament as the 2012 IRB Ju-nior World Championship immerses it-self in Stellenbosch and Bellville.

Regarded as a sneak preview of the 2015Rugby World Cup, the South African RugbyUnion (SARU) recognises the importance ofthe Under-20 World Champs, not only forSouth Africa as the host nation and the BabyBoks as the seeds of our country’s future suc-cess, but indeed as the very foundation for

senior international rugby.TheInternationalRugbyBoard(IRB)rates

the tournament as its second most importantchampionshipafter theWorldCupandSARUis pulling out all the stops to ensure the eventis a giant success.

Collaborating with Brand inc creativegroup, SARU is creating quite a buzz aroundthe host city of Cape Town, determined to ex-cite the general public, youth and studentmarkets and get them to the games.

Five days of hair-raising rugby will be pla-yed out at two world-class venues in SouthAfrica’srugbyhotbed–theUniversityofStel-lenbosch and the University of the Western

Cape (UWC).IRBJuniorWorldChampionship2012Am-

bassador, Ashwin Willemse, is a shiningexample of the transformative potential ofsport. Involved in various PR events in thebuild-upto thechampionship,Willemsesaid,“I am looking forward to playing my part, toconvince all Capetonians to get behind thetournament. The event will showcase the fu-ture stars of rugby, right here in their ownbackyard.”

KickingoffonMondayJune4, it’s fivedaysof the finest rugbywith three gripping gamesper day at each stadium.

Day one sees defending champions New

Zealand against Samoa at the Danie CravenStadium in Stellenbosch, followed by Walesversus Fiji, and finally, our Baby Boks char-ging against Ireland.

That same day, 2010 runners-up Australiabattle Scotland at the UWC Stadium in Bell-ville, before last year’s finalistsEngland takeon Italy, and finally, France squares off withArgentina.

Truly, this isachampionshipnot tobemis-sed. Witness first-hand the “Rise of Champi-ons” and get an entire day of action with thepromise of all three games for only R50 forthe grand stand or R25 for unreserved seatsat Computicket or at the gate.