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Year 4 • Friday 4 July 2014 | Tel. 021 870 4600 | SMS 32365

In the Paarl PostRead in the latest PaarlPost:)Businessmanattacked

) Police attacked by pitbulls

) Another fatal crash

)Win tickets to BastilleFestival and Stormersvs.Bulls Gestremde kry hulp 2 Lollos kom kuier 6 Vroue-sokkeraksie 8

Amstelhof Nasorg is amptelik opWoensdag 2 Julie ingewy. Die geleent-heid is bygewoon deur raadslede, on-derwysers en die gemeenskap watmet trots aan hul kinders ’n plek vansekuriteit en vreugde toegeken het.Fondse vir die oprig van die gebou isgeskenk deur die nasionale Lotto. Dienasorg bedien Amstelhof, Langvlei,Boland Park, Lustigan Village, Draken-stein korrektiewe sentrum, Riverside,New York, Nederburg Hoogte, Neder-burg (Mackier-tot Maystraat), Moun-tainview, Klein Drakenstein Plase enDu-Toitskloof Plase. Dienste word ge-lewer deur tweemaatskaplikewerkers,’n gemeenskapsontwikkelingswerkerasook ’n administratiewe klerk. Diemaatskaplike dienste sluit in: statutê-re dienste, pleegsorgtoesigdienste,huweliksberading, aansoek van hulp-toelae en wanbesteding, kinderver-waarlosing, bejaardes, gesinsgeweld,pleegouer-keuring en gedragsproble-me. Hier staan Debbie Du Plessis,Magda Kulsen, Heather Armenville,Dominee Danny George (Bethel Con-gregational kerk), Enslin Martin enMorita Martin saam met kinders vandie nasorg by die inwyding.

FOTO: TANDY­LEE MARINUS

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Helpende hande vir gestremdeDrakenstein-munisipaliteitsaammet twee plaaslike be-sighedeendiePaarlSakeka-merhet saamgewerkomdielewe vir Riaan Adonis vanWellington ’n bietjie makli-ker te maak.

Riaan is fisies gestremd enkan nie sonder sy rolstoel oordie weg kom nie.Martie Jansen, Riaan sema,

het die burgemeester vanDra-kenstein, Gesie van Deventer,genader om hulp omdat haarhuis se badkamer glad nie rol-stoel-vriendelik was nie.Die burgemeester het on-

middellik werk gemaak daar-van en die burgemeestersko-miteelid van maatskaplikedienste, dr. Noël Adams, is ge-taak om die gesin te help met’n oplossing.

Dr. Adams het flink inge-spring en die privaat sektor indie omgewing genader. Build-it Paarl het die boumateriaalverskaf. Adams het die PaarlSakekamergenader en so is Is-ipani Construction betrek omdie bouwerk te behartig. Dieplanne is opgetrek en deur dieraad goedgekeur.Na voltooiing van die pro-

jek, konRiaandienuwe, spesi-aal ingerigte badkamer begingebruik.Hierdie projek is ’n uitste-

kende voorbeeld van hoe pri-vaat besighede en die plaasli-ke regering die breër gemeen-skapkanbystaan enbehoeftesaanspreek. Met dr. Adams asfasiliteerder van die projek,het al die rolspelers bymekaargekom om hierdie gesin se le-we makliker te maak.

Besoek is onlangs afgelê by Riaan Adonis (voor) om te kyk hoe sy nuwe badkamerlyk. Saammet hom van links is Justin Oates (Build-it), raadslid dr. Noel Adams (Portefeulje:maatskaplike dienste en gemeenskapsontwikkeling), raadslid Aidan Stowman (Portefeul-je: sport, kultuur en jeug), Martiens Adonis, Francis Nieuwoudt (Paarl Sakekamer), MartieJansen en Jandré Arangies (Isipani Construction).

Goal2Work tacklesunemploymentAccording to the World Economic Forum(WEF)GlobalRisk2014report,SouthAfricahasthe third highest unemployment rate in Africafor people between the ages of 15 to 24.Angelo Pereira, managing director of

GOAL2WORK said: “Amongst unemployedyouth, there is a perception that finding and se-curing a job is beyond their ability to controland they therefore simply drift aimlessly wait-ing for something to happen. This is a misper-ception and job seekers can take control andconduct an effective job search.”The GOAL2WORK Jobseekers Toolkit ad-

dresses many other obstacles a jobseeker mayface and is seen as a comprehensive job searchprogramme.Initially only offered in a lecture-led, work-

shop format, the GOAL2WORK Jobseeker’sToolkit has been launched in a new, inexpen-sive, online, self-study version ensuring allSouth Africans have access to this irreplacea-ble job search aid.Joblessness often leads to stress, isolation

and loneliness.“The search for work is about much more

thanmoney, it’s also about the search for dailymeaning and a way to organise time. Work isa source of self-esteem, recognition and belong-ing,” Pereira said.Formore informationonGOAL2WORKgo to

(www.goal2work.co.za)or ifyouwant tobekeptup to date with the latest job search news, likethem on Facebook or follow them on Twitter.

Man word verdink van nalatige bestuurDEVIDEAN MOSES

’nMan vanMagnoliastraat, wat aangekla isvan roekelose en nalatige bestuur, nadat hymetsymikrobusin’nlamppaal inMagnolia-straat vasgery het, is nog nie in hegtenis ge-neem nie.Die voorval het op Saterdag 28 Junie om-

streeks 02:50 plaasgevind.Volgens ’n polisiewoordvoerder, lt. Diana

Linee, het ’n polisiebeampte by sy aankomsop die rooi Volkswagen Mikrobus afgekomen gesien dat die voorkant van die voertuigin die paal vasgery het. Die eienaar van dievoertuig was egter nêrens op die toneel tevinde nie.

By verdere ondersoek het die polisiebe-amptedie eienaarvandievoertuig se identi-teitvasgestel.Maarmethullebesoekaandieverdagte se woning, was hy nie tuis nie.Die bestuurder se vrouhet toe die insleep-

dienste gekontak om die voertuig na hulhuis in Magnoliastraat te bring.Linee het bevestig dat hierdie saak se on-

dersoek steeds voortduur.Nog ’n saak van diefstal van motorvoer-

tuig word deur die Paarl-Oos-polisie onder-soek, nadat viermans ’nNissan 1400-bakkiena bewering in Kearnsstraat, Paarl-Oos ge-steel het.Hierdie voorval het op Sondag 29 Junie

omstreeks 21:05 plaasgevind, terwyl die

voertuig voor die eienaar se woning gepar-keer was. Volgens Linee wou die eienaarvan die bakkie later die aand na sy motorgaan, maar dit het spoorloos verdwyn.“Dis toe dat hy besef dat die voertuig ge-

steel is en die polisie na sy huis ontbied. Dieeienaar het vertel dat hy ondersoek ingestelhet en ’npetroljoggieby ’nvulstasie inKleinDrakensteinweg het hom vertel dat viermansmet die bakkie by die vulstasie gestophet en R20 petrol ingegooi het.Die bakkie is op Maandag 30 Junie om-

streeks 07:45 deurKlapmuts-polisieledever-late op die R44 gevind. Enigiemand metmeer inligting kan die Paarl-Oos-polisiesta-sie by 021 877 5900 bel.

Man vermoorin Paarl-OosDEVIDEAN MOSES

’n Man (34) van Rietbokstraat, Paarl-Oos,is op Saterdag 28 Junie omstreeks 13:30 inLoverslane voor ’n opslaan-hut vermoor.Volgens ’n polisiewoordvoerder, lt. Dia-

naLinee,hetAmosMatroos endieverdag-te ’n onderonsie gehadwat tot ’n bakleierygelei het.Volgens Linee het die verdagte na ver-

neemword ’nmesgegrypenMatroosdaar-mee gesteek.“Matroos is indie linkerkant van synek

met die mes gesteek. Hy het daarna pro-beer weg kom en oor die straat probeerloop, maar dit was tevergeefs en hy het indie straat gesterf.“Polisiebeamptes het die moordwapen

opdie toneel langsMatroosgevind,”vertelLinee.Die verdagte is op die toneel in hegtenis

geneem en het opMaandag 30 Junie in diePaarl-landdroshof verskyn.

) Innog ’nvoorval opSaterdag 28 Junieom 03:30 is ’n 30-jarige man deur agt ver-dagtes in Pascalistraat, Greenhills met ’nmes en bierbottel ernstig aangerand.Volgens Linee was polisiebeamptes op

’n patrollie toe die slagoffer hulle voorge-keer het.“Nabeweringhetdie slagofferverteldat

die verdagtes homprobeer beroof het,met’n bierbottel oor sy lyf geslaanhet en daar-na hommetmesse begin steek het,” vertelLinee.Die verdagtes het van die toneel gevlug

en is nog nie in hegtenis geneem nie.Enigiemandmetmeer inligtingwatmet

dieondersoekkanhelp,kandiePaarl-Oos-polisie by 021 877 5900 bel.

Help for addicts close byDrugabuse isoneof thebiggest socialprob-lemswhich faces SouthAfrica andNarcot-ics Anonymous (NA) offers support atmeetings.NA is a viable recovery process for per-

sons who have a drug problem.NA had its first meeting in South Africa

in the mid 1980s, after which other meet-ings soon followed in other parts of thecountry, such as the Western Cape.Today there are roughly 276 meetings

across South Africa every week.Thousands of drug addicts in SouthAfri-

ca have stopped using drugs and havestayed in recovery by attending. Member-ship to NA is open to anyone who has a de-sire to stop using drugs.One of the keys to NA’s success is the

therapeutic value of one addict helping an-other.Meetings are led by members who share

their successes and challenges in overcom-ing active addiction and living drug-free,productive lives.There are no fees formembership;many

members, who can afford it, do howevermake contributions to meetings to helpcover expenses.NA is entirely self-fundinganddoesnotaccept financialcontributionsfrom non-members.NarcoticsAnonymoushasnosocial, reli-

gious, economic, racial, ethnic, national,gender, or class-status membership re-strictions and is not affiliated to other or-ganisations. NA does not employ profes-sional counsellors or therapists nor doesit provide residential facilities or clinics.A recovered drug addict, Duncan, tells

us his story, one of NA’s many success sto-ries:“For most of my adult life I used and

abused drugs and alcohol. It started as ex-perimenting and fun. As the years draggedon I used and drank more and more. I gotmarried, had three children. This did notstopmeeither. Finally in 2006 I leftmywifeand kids to go and really mess my life up.I would use drugs as much as I could and

even sold our home for money.In 2007 I went into a rehabilitation clinic

where Iwas introduced toNarcoticsAnon-ymous. I started going to meetings andstartedrealising that Iwasnot theonlyper-son out there who had really messed mylife up. I learnt there that when I have onedrug/drink I could not stop. The obsessionandcompulsion tohaveanotherandanoth-er was definitely part of me.There I was advised to get a sponsor,

someonewithmore experiencewithwork-ingNarcotics Anonymous’s programme ofthe 12Steps.Themostvital part of this rela-tionship was that I started to listen to an-other human being and stop living life myway. My life started getting better and bet-ter, particularlymy relationships withmykids and parents.I still, after more than 6 years, attend

meetings, contact my sponsor and havebeen drug/drink free since then.For local NA meeting information con-

tact:) Mondays 19:00-20:30: De Pêrel Safe

House,RoggelandRoad,Vlakkeland,AreefMoerat 074 422 1006

) Mondays 19:00-20:30: BreakthroughRestoration Community Church, 1 Klaas-en Street, Hillcrest, Wellington.

Should you be interested in further informationor would like to refer someone to an NA meeting,contact the helpline number 083 900 6962 orvisit www.na.org.za PHOTO: GOOGLE

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Drakenstein createsopportunities for youthSustainable job opportunities and skillsdevelopmentareofutmost importance forsuccessful economic growth and socialwell-being of all in South Africa.

The local government’s role is not jobprovi-sion, but rather to create anenabling environ-ment to facilitate business, job creation andeconomic growth. Drakenstein is acutelyaware of this and is working hard on variousfronts to cut the red tape and attract develop-ment and tourism. In addition, the Draken-stein Municipality has an extensive skills de-velopment programme, equipping the youngpeople of the area for the job market or to beself-employed.Drakenstein Municipality’s Department of

Corporate Services focuses on equippingyoung people with basic skills every personneedsuponenteringthejobmarket.Adriver’slicence has become a necessity for almost alljob opportunities. Thirty unemployed youthwere selected toparticipate indriver’s licensetraining to assist them in obtaining their li-censes. Fourpeople attended learner’s licenseclasses and were assessed at the end of June.Mayoral bursaries have also been made

available for deserving students in the area.Twenty four students have beenawardedbur-saries in the following fields of study: Electri-cal Engineering; FinancialAccounting orAu-diting;DevelopmentandEnvironmentalstud-ies; Motor Mechanics and MechanicalEngineering. These are all skills that were re-centlypublished in theGovernmentGazetteasthe 100 most needed skills in South Africa.Fourteenstudentsarecurrently takingpart

inan internshipwithindifferentdepartmentsof the municipality. They are trained in therespective areas and also receive a small sti-pend. This is in line with the Western CapeProvincialWork and Skills programme creat-ing sustainable opportunities for young peo-ple.FromMay to June theDrakensteinMunici-

pality provided training courses for unem-ployed youth in the area. These skills coursesaim to train youth with marketable skills toincrease their opportunity for immediate em-ployment or entrepreneurship. Courses wereconducted at ThusongCentreswithin themu-nicipality. The short skills training pro-grammes included waiter training, computertraining, beautician training, hairdressingandbricklaying.Altogether 200 youngpeople,between the ages of 16 to 36 years, receivedtraining. All of these skills courses are SETAaccredited and the participants received cer-tificates at the end of the course.Participants received start-up tools and

coursematerialsat theendofacourse toequipthem to work for themselves as well. For ex-ample, the trainees in the hairdresser’scourse, received a hairdryer, scissors, brush-es, etc. to enable them to start working fromhome.It is the intention of themunicipality to em-

ploy the trainees from the bricklayers’ courseon construction sites, with building contrac-tors assisting them in gaining work experi-ence and confidence in their skills.The Drakenstein Municipality is commit-

ted to creating opportunities for the youth inthe area and to equip them with skills.

This group of waiters successfully completed a waiters’ course and received their diplomas. With themare (sitting) Shiraaj Ziervogel (G&D assessor), Cllr. Aidan Stowman and JacquelineMaliti (community develop-ment officer).

On 18 Junemembers of theAllan-dale CorrectionalServices were awarded cer-tificates after completingan advanced library train-ing session at the NationalLibrary of South Africa inCape Town. The membersare now equipped withknowledge which theymustuse to empower the youthwith various programmes,book clubs and readingcorners.

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You the entrepreneur: Time for taxDAVID MALHERBE

Fromthe first of July the so-called taxseason is here, whichmeans that youneed to get your books in order before21 November, when most income taxreturns need to be returned to SARS.With all the things that you as the

owner of your own business have todo eachday, youoftendonot set asidetime to keep the books up to date. Butthe penalties for late submission andpayment, forces one to take time toensure that your company’s tax re-turns get the necessary attention intime.The best practice is to keep your

books in order all year round. Busi-nesses that are registered for VATneed to submit a record of their busi-ness activities bi-monthly, whichforces themto set aside time fordoingbooks on a regular basis.But many small businesses are not

registered for VAT and thereforebusiness owners put this off for sometime later. If this is you, Itrust that you at least havesome kind of system whereyou keep every receipt andinvoice because, althoughwe live in a digital world,most of our transactionsstill need a paper trail.If you do not have a good

bookkeeping and account-ing system, you must re-member that SARS do taxaudits on businesses and itmay become nasty if you donot comply, especially if you do nothave proper records of all expensesthat you claim.Part of the record keeping and com-

pliance that SARS requires from eve-rybusiness iswhetheryou’vededuct-ed the necessary UIF, SDL and in-come tax from your employees and

whether you’ve paid it to SARSmonthly.

Business owners oftendo not consider the cost ofa sloppy record keepingsystem. Besides the pen-alties and interest for latepayment, you often endup with paying more tax-es than necessary.Therefore, if you are

not qualified to do all thisyourself, it will be benefi-cial for you to hire a book-keeper. You’ll rid your-self of loads of stress if

your books are in order and it will al-so help you to better manage yourcash flow every month.* David Malherbe is a business and

career consultant and lives inWelling-ton. He can be contacted via his webpage www.jedidiah.org.za or at021 873 0262.

’n Gelukkige Drakenstein Gazette-leser staan ’n kans om twee ‘SpeurderKwaaikofsi’-boeke, ’n opwindende speurreeks vir beginnerlesers deur JürgenBancherus, te wen. Wat is die naam van die skrywer? SMS jou naam endie antwoord na 32365 voor Maandag 12:00. Elke SMS kos R1.

Do you produceMbekweni Muf-fins or ChicagoChocolates? Ormaybe KleinDrakensteinCookies orSmartie TownSweets?DrakensteinGazettewants to findout moreabout en-trepreneursthat oper-ate theirunique businesses from theirhomes, making interesting products. In today’stough economy, starting your own business isthe solution. Not only do you create work foryourself, but for others as well. Send us a de-scription of your business, or come and tellus about it. Once amonth theGazette Entrepre-neur of the Month will be selected. The winnerwill receive a promotional article in the Draken-stein Gazette and an advertisement to boosthis or her business. Toenter or formore informa-tion, call 021 870 4614; e-mail draken-stein@media24.com or visit our office at 1aNew Street, Paarl.

Donate to those inneed this winterMost of us will not be facedwith the disheartening pros-pect of fighting the icy cold orbattling a pain of hunger thatenvelops your whole body.Many people will have to

face the harsh weather with-out a roof over their heads, asnug coat to protect themagainst the frosty wind or foodto provide nourishment andwarmth.Checkers and Shoprite have

teamed up with CommunityChest for a winter collectioncampaign and are asking cus-tomers to open their heartsand wrap those in need up inwarmth, love and hope.Local community radio sta-

tions such as Radio Tygerbergin Cape Town will support theinitiative and are committedto the improvement of disad-vantaged communities.The public is urged to con-

tribute to this worthy cause bydonating clothes, blankets and

non-perishable foods by plac-ing the items in the markedtrolleys at the entrances to allCheckers, Checkers Hyperand Shoprite stores.Donate today, ask your cash-

ier to add a donation amountto your groceries when payingat the till or SMS “WARM-HEARTS 10” and your name to38806 to donate R10 (WARM-HEARTS 10, YourName).Community Chest is a non-

profit organisation with a na-tional footprint, allowing dis-tributions to take place in themost vulnerable communi-ties.All items collected will be

distributed to needy commu-nities through CommunityChest’s integrated network.Donations will be accepted

until 15 August.For more information on

Community Chest visit theirwebsite http://www.com-chest.org.za

Wen twee boeke

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Help waar jy kan opNelson Mandela-dagDieAfrikaanseTaalmuseumen -monument(ATM) in samewerking met die Dorkas enBuzzyBeezVroueklubs,biedopSaterdag12Julie ’n brei-a-thon aan ter viering vanNel-son Mandela-dag.

VolgensCatherineSnel, bestuurdervanErfe-nis enOpvoeding by dieATM, skakel dié inisia-tief in by die doel van Mandela-dag om indivi-due te inspireer om te help om die wêreld ’nbeter plek te maak, deur 67 minute van hul tydte spandeer om ’n verskil in iemand anders selewe te maak.“Ons wil graag behoeftiges se harte warm

maak en hulle help om die winter te trotseerdeur ’n kledingstuk vir hulle te brei, hetsy ’nserp, trui of kombersie. Ons het reeds verskeiegroepegevormwat itemsbeginbreihet tenbatevan die projek. Almal word uitgedaag om tebrei. Indien jyniekanbrei nie, sal ons jou leer!”Die brei-a-thon vind vanaf 10:00 tot 14:00 in

die Historium Konferensiesentrum langs dieAfrikaanse Taalmuseum plaas. Die breiwerksalopNelsonMandela-dag,Vrydag18Julie,aanbehoeftige grootmense en kinders in Draken-stein uitgedeel word.Deelnemers moet hul eie breipenne saam-

bring en word aangemoedig om wol te skenk,maar wol kan ook verskaf word. Vir navrae,kontak Janine Brown by die Afrikaanse Taal-museum by 021 872 3441 of opvoeding@taalmu-seum.co.za.

) Monte Christo Miqlat and partners inviteyou to join them for 67minutes onMandelaDayany time between 10:00 and 16:00 at the MCMSports Park, New Orleans. Some of the activi-ties will include reading to children, prepara-tion of food parcels, educational programmes,sports eventsandmore.Pleasemakeyourbook-ing for your time slot with Linda Benjamin at021 872 5580 or info@mcmmiqlat.com by no lat-er than Monday 14 July.

UPLIFTMENT: Arise Billionaires, an upliftment organisation which began in 2006, has a sole visionof instilling dignity and pride in those who have lost everything. The organisation recently wentout with German Company owner, Redawn Heuberger, to help the community with not only food,clothes and money but they are planning to start an entrepreneurial course on the De Poort HeritageVillage grounds as well. These initiatives are set to help and benefit the community of Paarl.

PORTRAIT UNVEIL-ING: ChippaMolatelo, Owner ofChippa’s Restaurantin Mbekweni, wasrecently honoured asone of seven busi-nessmen who werememorialised bywhiskey brand Glen-morangie. A socialevent was held at hisrestaurant on Satur-day 28 June, wherea portrait of Chippawas unveiled. At theevent are: ThembelaMntuyedwa, SinazoHato, Asiphe Kamteand SbongileMliswa.PHOTO: TANDYLEE MA­RINUS

HEERLIKE PANNEKOEK:Rusoord Ouetehuis hetonlangs hul jaarliksebasaar gehou. Nie netkon besoekers smul aanheerlike vars gebaktebrood en poeding nie,maar ook lekker panne-koek. Marianna Theron(links)het seker gemaakdat sy haar pannekoekkry. Hier kry Arina Ger-mishuys, Tiana Besteren Sarie Grobbelaar diepannekoek reg vir verko-pe. FOTO: LIEZL DAVIDS

Die VGKWellington Bergrivier het verlede Saterdagweer diemagies van vele hongeres gestil in die Sonchem-omge-wing. Hierdeur glo die gemeente dat hulle hul roeping as Christene uitleef. Hier verskyn Christie Sheldon (heellinks), sameroeper en entrepreneur, saam met gemeentelede en kindertjies wat sop kom afhaal het.

Wen ’n skootrekenaar virjou skool?Wil jy die kansstaan om ’n skoot-rekenaar vir jouskool te wen?Die sewe titels

van Boland Media(Paarl Post, Dis-triksPos, Herma-nus Times, Eike-stadnuus, Worce-ster Standard,Weslander en dieGazette) wil eenskootrekenaar vireen skool in onsverspreidingsge-biedweggee. Jykanonshelp om ’nwennerte kies!Ons soek stories by leerders oorwaarom

hul skool die Beste in die Boland is. Hullemoet dit op onswebwerf laai, en ons publi-seer dit dan onder die Jeugjoernalis-afde-ling op ons webwerf vir al ons lesers omte sien. Die idee is nie om te besluit watterskool is waarlik die beste in die streek nie,maar eerder watter skool se leerders virons die beste en mees entoesiastiese moti-verings gestuur het.As ons jou storie gepubliseer het, “sha-

re”ditopFace-book of twietdit op Twitter.Moedig joumaats aan omook in te skryfen vergrootjou skool sekans om tewen.Hoe skryf

jy in?Registreer

as gebruikerop ons web-werf (jy kan

ook met Facebook registreer). Klik dan opTellyourstory.Dieaanlynvormpiewatdanverskyn is so maklik om te gebruik soosFacebook.Dit is belangrik om jou naam en van in

te vul, ’n foto van jouself op te laai en ookjou skool se naamêrens te noem (dit is ver-basend hoe maklik ’n mens dit vergeet!).Stories moet ongeveer 300 woorde lank

wees en kan tot die einde van die Julie-va-kansie opgelaai word.Gaan dus na www.paarlpost.co.za en

skryf in!

Drakenstein Gazette Geklassifiseerd Friday 4 July 20146

KINDERVERMAAK

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DAGSORG& CRÈCHES

1410

KRUIEKENNER

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LENINGS

1445

ALLERLEI

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ELEKTRIES

1810

HUISVERBETERINGSBINNE

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ROMMEL-VERWYDERING

1860

Calling all talented inventorsTalented inventors in SouthAfrica are en-couraged to enter their invention, discov-ery, design, creation, model or prototypein the second annual Inventors’ GarageCompetition.

The SA Innovation Summit launched thecompetition inabid todiscoverSouthAfrica’sextraordinary innovative talent as part ofWorld Design Capital Cape Town 2014, thecountry’s most prominent conference andexhibition that celebrates local innovation.The competition closes on 20 August and

winners will be announced at the InnovationSummitAfterPartyat theCapeTownStadium

in September. Winners stand a chance to wina share of R25 000.The online competition can be entered by

any individual, groupor teamwhohascreatedan invention or made a discovery, design,model or prototype in any industry.Participants have to follow the easy compe-

tition steps at www.innovationsummit.co.za/inventors-garage-competition/ and submittheir entry by 20 August.The three entry categories for the competi-

tionare: theopencategorywhereanyinventorolder than 18 years can submit an entry; thejunior inventors’ category for under 19s; andthe industry specific category, which will be

announced at a later date.The first prize is R15 000 and the public are

encouraged to “like” the inventions uploadedon Facebook.The invention with the most likes on

Facebook gets R5 000.To find out more about the competition, go

to www.innovationsummit.co.za/inventors-garage-competition/ or on Facebook: www.fa-cebook.com/pages/SA-Innovation-Sum-mit/437276049688385 and followup onTwitter:@innovsummit.Formore information about the Innovation

Summit, visit the website: www.innovation-summit.co.za.

Vakansievermaak vir kinders by Ou MeulMet die wintervakansie wat môre aan-breek, wag daar lekker pret vir diekleinspan.

) Op Saterdag 5 Julie om 10:00 is Lol-los6opdieplankebydieOuMeul-teater.Minki enDisco is so opgewonde!Uitein-delik gaan hulle op Lollos en Lettie seplaneet,Lalaland,kuier.Hullereisdeurdie ruimte tot by Lalaland, ’n reënboog-droomwêreld vol lekkernye enwonder-like gediertes. Maatjies kan sing endansopsplinternuwe liedjies soosGom-gompie, Lettie se tutu en Dans in Afri-kaans.Kaartjies is R65.) Vrydag 11 Julie om10:00 isKanoek-

sie en Kadoeksie te sien met Anél Skye,Ulrike Vorndan en Chrizane Keller-man. Kadoeksie hou baie van speel,maar voel te siek. Kanoeksie en Pippieleer hom dat vitamiene, in groente envrugte, sy lyfie sterk maak om teen diekieme te veg.Hullewys homhoe omniekieme te versprei nie. Kaartjies is R45.

) Vrydag 18 Julie om 10:00 is Jan endie boontjierank, deur die SpektrumKinderteaterspan, aan die beurt. Janverkoop hul koei vir vyf wonderbone,tot ontsteltenis van sy ma. Sy gooi dieboneweg – watgroei tot ’nwonderboon-tjierank. Op die ander punt ontdek Jan’n heel ander wêreld met reuse, feetjiesen eende wat goue eiers lê. Kaartjies isR45.Bespreek alle kaartjies by Vicky

Stemmet by 083 564 0056 of vicky@ou-meulteater.co.za. Kom dans en sing saam met Lollos Saterdag 5 Julie om 10:00 by die Ou Meul-teater.

Win with PrettyThings for LittleThings campaignCheckers and Shoprite, in conjunc-tion with Age in Action, is sponsor-ing the Pretty Things for LittleThings 2014 campaign.The campaign urges customers,

especially senior citizens, to puttheir creative talents to work bymaking clothes and toys for needychildren.Submissions for the campaign

have already opened and close on31 August.Entrants need to make anything

practical, durable and safe for achild to wear or play with. Articlescan bemade of any resources avail-able and can be entered into fourcategories namely soft toys, blan-kets, clothing, and others madefrommaterials such as wood, tin orwire.The project is open to all, but only

senior citizens 60 years and olderwho enter their handiwork, standa chance of winning vouchers thatcan be used at Checkers, Checkers-Hyper or Shoprite stores nation-wide.Three winners per category will

be selected in each province.

The provincial winners receivegift vouchers to the value of R2 500,R2 000andR1 500 for1st, 2ndand3rdplace and go through to the finaljudging round, where three nation-al winners per category are chosen.

National winners receive vouch-ers to the value of R6 000, R4 000 andR3 000 for the top three positions re-spectively.

There is also amerit prize for theperson who enters the most itemsin his/her province and for the per-son who enters the most items na-tionally.

Provincial winners will be an-nounced inSeptember andnationalwinnersduringOctober,whichwillalso be published in the Decemberedition of Ideas magazine.

Entry formscanbeobtained fromthe Money Market counter in anyCheckers, CheckersHyper or Shop-rite store or from Age-in-Action of-fices countrywide, or download theentry form from www.shop-rite.co.za or www.checkers.co.za

For more information on Age-in-Action, visit their website on http://www.age-in-action.co.za

Arts and crafts forthe communityAnartsandcraftsworkshopwill be held for the commu-nity on 24 July at theBreytenbach-sentrum, Wel-lington.Participants will learn

how to make new creationsout of scrap, suchas turningold wooden curtain rods in-to a fashionable woodenjewellery stand.

No money is required tojoin. All you need is innova-tion and creativity to bringsomething to life.Participants are welcome

to bring along items likewooden spoons or any otherunused wooden valuables.For more information

contact Nadia Albertus on078 074 0969.

Drakenstein GazetteSchools - SkoleFriday 4 July 2014 7

Kay’ s Community Outreach het Jeugdag by Hillcrest Primêr gevier om die jeug bymekaar te bring, waarhulle lekker kon smul aan kos. Hier is van die jeug wat die geleentheid bygewoon het.

15-year-old Scheniël Solomon will be leavingfor Bloemfontein on 5 July where he will beparticipating in the South African Table TennisChampionships.

Die Dal Josafat Champions Cup sokker vind elke Sondag op die Charlo-velde in Chicago plaas.Die Leslie United-span het sover ’n baie goeie toernooi beleef. Op 6 Julie speel Leslie Unitedteen EC United om 16:30. Vir meer besonderhede bel Rabbie by 021 871 1171 of 072 152 9305.

Hugenote Laerskool se senior koor het op 30 Mei 2014 aan die ATKV Applous-kompetisie by LaerskoolGene Louw deelgeneem en ’n silwer toekenning ontvang.

Gratis tennis-afrigtingDiscover and Share Tennis, ’n nie-winsgewen-de organisasie wat sportontwikkeling en ten-nisafrigting vir laerskoolleerders in die Paarlaanbied,houhierdievakansiegratis tenniskli-nieke.Die tennisafrigter is Anwill Valentine. Dié

gratisafrigtingisbeskikbaarviralle laerskool-leerders tussen 10 en 14 jaar.Afrigting is by die tennisbane agter KWV in

die Paarl, elke Dinsdag- en Donderdagmiddagvan 14:00 – 16:00.Bring jou eie raket, sap, koeldrank of water,

tennisklere en iets warm om aan te trek ná dieoefening.Bespreek by Anwill Valentine by

083 526 6113.

Rugbykliniek die vakansieDie Stellenbosch-rugbyakademie bied van16 – 18 Julie vanaf 09:00 tot 13:00 ’n rugbykli-niek by Laerskool Stellenbosch aan vir indivi-duele spelers of spanne spelers van gr. R totgr. 7.Spelers oefen volgens ouderdomsgroepe en

die koste is R380.Dit sluit ’n hemp, sertifikaat en prys op die

laaste dag in.

Spannekry10%afslagenafrigterskangratisbywoon.DiesluitingsdatumisVrydag11Julie.Vir meer inligting, kontak die rugbyakade-

mie by 021 887 7432, stuur ’n e-pos na info@stel-lenboschrugbyakademie.co.za of besoekwww.stellenboschrugbyacademy.co.za virvolledige inligting. Dit word aangebied in sa-mewerking met WP Rugby Kidz, die WP seamptelike rugby-ontwikkelingsprogram.

Boland Skool virOutisme gee omDieBolandSkoolvirOutismebeplanomtussen 21 Julie tot 25 Julie leerders teregistreerbyIdentiMasses sedatabank.

Identi Masses is ’n organisasie wat saammet die SAPDenMissingChildrenSAwerkom vermiste kinders op te spoor.Outistiesekinderskanniealtydvirhulle-

self praat nie.Indien die kind dan vermis sou raak, het

hulle duisende voetwerkers, DNA-mon-sters en foto’s van die kind en dan kanhulle

vinnig die voetwerkers uitstuur en beginhelp met die soektog.Lizellee Raath, die skool se bestuurder,

voel dat enige skool kan baat omdit te doen,aangesien enige kind enige dag vermis kanraak.Tydens die registrasiegeleentheid en die

neemvandieDNA-monsters en fotosessies,nooi die skool ook ’n tydskrif-joernalis, dieSAPD, TV (SABC 2), en een of twee bekendepersoonlikhede.

Drakenstein

Year 4 • Vrydag 4 Julie 2014 | Tel. 021 870 4600

SportdagboekRUGBY

) Die Paarl-rugbystreekspanspeel Vrydagaand op Faure-sta-dion teen Tygerberg wat in dieWP Superliga A-kompetisiespeel. Die o. 20’s begin om 18:30en die hoofwedstryd om 21:00.Toegangsgelde beloop R10. Virmeer besonderhede skakel082 731 4879.

) Op 6 Julie bied Paarl Ran-gers ’n tee-middag aan in dieThusong-sentrum.

Gasvroue sal geïdentifiseerword wat op hul beurt kaartjiesaan hul gaste sal verkoop. Kaart-jieprys: R50. Die geleentheid isdeel van die klub se eeufeesvie-ringe en sal ’n lekker kuier wees.

Belangstellendes kan DionaDombas bel by 073 484 4756.

) Roses United speel eersko-mende Saterdag teen die spanvan Wesbank op laasgenoemdese tuisveld in Wesbank,Malmesbury. Die hoofwedstrydbegin 16:00. Die Roses-spanbusvertrek 11:00 vanaf Klaasen-straat, Hillcrest

) Albions hou Vrydag 4 Julieom 19:00 ’n family bash in dievorm van ’n karaoke en dans byLaerskool Paulus se saal. Diehekgelde is R10. Daar sal rouwors en vleis verkoop word endaar sal braaigeriewe verskafword om self te braai.

Miss Albions word 2 AugustusgehoubyLaerskoolPaulus.Daarsal ’n junior en senior afdelingwees. Almal wat wil deelneemkan vir Manfred Matjan by078 746 2598 of Ryan Dirks by079 183 6048 kontak.

Die inskrywingsfooi is R20 endie hekgelde is R30.MOUNTAIN BIKING

) On Sunday 13 July theBastille MTB Classic will takeplace in Franschhoek.

Therewillbethreedistancestoplease all categories of moun-tainbikers: an entry-level 10 kmfunride, a 32 km route and atough 45 km route. Online en-tries at www.enteronline.com.First race starts at 09:00.

For more information contact021 876 4956/082 578 3017 or visitwww.franschhoekcycles.co.zaHOCKEY

) Paarl Hockey Club is train-ing every Monday and Wednes-day from 19:00 – 20:00 at PaarlGim’s astro.

Allthosewhowouldliketojointhe club can contact Alan Juliesat 074 830 3358 or send an emailto paarlhockeyclub@gmail.comSOCCER

) Paarl Soccer club: Weekendresults.

Over 35: Paarl SC. 1 vs ChelseaAthletic 0 – goal scorer: MartinMinaar.

Under 19: Paarl SC 0 vs ElsiesRiver United 2.

First Team: Paarl SC 3 vs FCAthletico 4 – goal scorer: KeithGoodwin, Daylan Carolissen,Lando Kababouala.

* Fixtures:Under 19: Wednesday 9 July,

19:00, Kraaifontein A: Kraaifon-tein City vs Paarl SC

* Paarl Soccer Club will bescreening the quarter finals ofthe Soccer World Cup live on thebig screen this Saturday at theclubhouse at Boy Louw Sportsground. Build up to win big priz-es until the final. Doors open at16:00. Bring and braai.KARATE

) Inue Ha Shito Ryu karateook bekend as Hayashi- Ha Kara-te, onder leiding van Shihan Pa-trick Ross, bied op 5 Julie ’n ont-byt aan te Drakenstein Gevange-nis.

Dit begin om 10:00 en die kostevir ’n heerlike ontbyt is R60.

Kaartjies by al die swartgor-delsbeskikbaarasookbyChabreSimonse te Badisa Paarl.

Alle oud-karatekas word ge-nooi om dit by te woon.BASKETBALL

) On Sunday 5 July Spartanswill play against Shaqs in Mbek-weni at 14:30. The Knights havea by this weekend, while theHawks and Drakestein game ispostponed.

Klubrugby:uitslae enbepalings

Hier volg die afgelope naweek(Week 12) se uitslae:

Simondium 24 Riverstones 24Young Gardens 92 Pêrel United 0Young Standards 28 Paarl Ran-

gers 13Violets 30 Albions 14Allandale 53 Windmeul United 0Silverleaf 24 Paarl 19Franschhoek United 37 Eersteri-

vier 17* Geen bepalings vind hierdie na-

week plaas nie

Die Sasol Sokker-vroueligawedstryde het Sondag op die Monte Christo-velde plaasgevind.Hier speel Paarl United (regs) teen Ikava. Claire Petro probeer hard om die bal van ’nIkava-speler weg te hou. Paarl United wen die wedstryd 4-3. FOTO: ERNEST KILOWAN

In perfekte winter-sonskynweer het talle Paarlstreek-rugbyspanne mekaar Saterdag op Dal Josafat aangevat. Hier speel Young Standardsteen Rangers. Young Standards was net te sterk en wen die stryd 28-13. FOTO: ERNEST KILOWAN