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BICYCLES DONATED: World Vision South Africa, World Vision Switzerland and Qhubeka handed over 250 bicycles to 250 pupils in Paarl East and Mbekweni as part of their Bicycle Education Empowerment Programme(BEEP). The bicycles are for pupils who have to walk far to school. BEEP plans to hand out 6 000 bicycles across South Africa. Here with some of the recipients are from left, Martin Suhr, director of InternationalPrograms at World Vision Switzerland, Dave Neiswander, Africa director at World Bicycle Relief and Paula Barnard, national director of World Vision SA with some of the lucky learners. PHOTO: LIEZL DAVIDS

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Learners taught thetruth about drugsNarconon Cape Town held a“The Truth about drugs” work-shopwithGrade8learnersfromfive local schools recently.

The purpose of this workshopwas to teach those learners whowant to make a difference in theircommunities, how to do so. It alsosought to educate them aboutdrugs so that as many learners aspossible do not fall into the trap ofdrugs and can help others to steerclear of it.Participating schools were

Noorder-Paarl High School, PaarlSchool of Skills and theCharlestonHill, New Orleans and Klein Ned-erburg secondary schools.“Many people hear from others

thatdaggaisactually ‘goodforyou’because it is a ‘herb’ or ‘medicine’.This idea has been passed around somuch thatmany believe it is true because everyone is say-ing it,” saidRobert van der Feyst, ExecutiveDi-rector of Narconon Cape Town.“The first thing we make the students aware

of is howmyths can become ‘fact’ if enoughpeo-ple repeat it.”He said once learners realise that what they

have heard is not necessarily true, they givethem the facts so they can make up their ownminds as to what the truth really is.“If all the facts arepresented, it becomesclear

that drug use is not the way to a happier andmore fulfilling life. In fact, itmakes itmorecom-plicated.” Van der Feyst said some of the rea-sons for this is because the body normally onlyrequires food, water and oxygen. “Drugs, no

matter whether from nature or man- made arenone of these three things. As a result, the bodyreacts and its natural balance is upset.Nutrients are burnt up in an effort to process

these foreign substances, butmanyaccumulatein the body and can stay there for years. Thistoxic build up affects a person physically, men-tally and spiritually,” he says.“The ultimate point is that drug use does not

make lifemore fun. It onlyseems to in thebegin-ning, but over time robs one of the sensationsand joys that make life worth living.”During the workshop learners were also

asked to fill out a survey to find out what differ-ence the program made and watched a DVD toinspire them to be a part of making life betteraround them.

These learners of Noorder-Paarl High School took part in a recentanti-drug workshop.

Man agter tralies ná inbraak’n Vermeende dief is agter tralies nadat hyna beweringmet ’n gesteelde skootrekenaargevang is.Jason Miggels het reeds vlugtig in die

Paarl-landdroshof op aanklag van huis-braak verskyn.Hy word daarvan aangekla dat hy Vrydag

by ’n huis in Lemoenkloof ingebreek en ’n

skootrekenaar gesteel het.’n Buurman se huishulp het die huiseie-

naarvandie inbraak inkennisgestel enMig-gels is kort daarna naby Hospitaalstraatdeur lede van Paarl-polisie in hegtenis ge-neem.Hy bly in aanhouding totdat hy Maandag

11 November weer in die hof moet verskyn.

Two arrested for TikTwomen were arrested after they were foundin possession of tik.According to police spokesperson, wo. An-

thony Sauls, police received information thattwo men were delivering the drugs in PaarlEast.Policearrested the twosuspects,bothNi-

gerians, with 15 g of tik.They appeared in the Paarl Magistrate’s

Court on Monday for the possession of drugs.The case has been postponed pending an

investigation.Both suspects were released on a warning.

Level­crossing facts and safety tips) Safety at level-crossings is predominantlygoverned by the principles contained in theSouth African Road Signs Manual. Road sig-nage and lights at level-crossings are the pri-mary indicators while barriers/booms are af-fixed as an additional barriers.

) Train drivers are obligated to sound si-rens when approaching level-crossings.

) Trains operate with their headlights onas additional safety measures.

) Trains legally have right of way at road/rail level-crossing intersections.

) Trains operate on fixed infrastructure

and cannot take evasive action during emer-gencies

) It takes a full train as long as 500 m to stopunder emergency conditions.

) Where level-crossings are protected bylights and barriers, the lights will start flash-ing 30 secondsbefore anapproaching train en-ters the level-crossing intersection.

) Barriers drop 10 seconds before the trainenters the intersection and remain closed un-til the last carriage safely clears the intersec-tion. Lights continue to flash until the barrierlifts.

Voter registrationPreparations for the West-ern Cape voter registra-tion weekend on 9 and 10November are on track.“Our operations are in

place,” said CourtneySampson,ProvincialElec-toral Officer.“However, there is a

misconceptionthat IECof-ficials will be available toregister people at theirhomes if they apply to beregistered at home be-cause of illness, old age or any affliction.IEC officials will visit persons who re-

quested home registration will be visitedonly after registrationweekend after the –this includes senior citizens and frail-careinstitutions.Sampson said the IEC previously hon-

oured such requests, only to find that able-bodied persons had also applied for homeregistrationandsaid thisblatantdisregardfor the registration process placed strainon their resources.“We are grateful to our political parties

for encouraging people to register or checktheir registration details at a registrationvenue in the voting district where they re-side. Political parties and other stakehold-

ers are asked not to pro-mote home registrationswhen not applicable,” hesaid.The IEC also urges peo-

ple who have applied for,but not collected ID docu-ments, to do so before theweekend. The Depart-ment of Home Affairs re-ported that 16 000 com-pleted IDs still needbe col-lected from their WesternCape offices.

To vote you must register only once asavoter,unlessyoumoveoryourvotingdis-trict changes.To be eligible to vote in 2014 you must

be:) a South African citizen;) 18 years or older) have a bar-coded ID book, ID smart

card or Temporary Identity Certificate(TIC).You can check your registration status,

ward number and voting station locationonline or by sending your ID number to32810 (R1 per sms). You can also phone080 011 8000 (toll-free from a land-line) orgo to www.elections.org.za to find outwhere to register.

INFOSOUGHT:The PaarlPolice re-quire thepublic’s as-sistancewith infor-mation re-garding the

theft of these two industrial tools valued at aboutR20 000,whichwere stolen inaburglary inAlkmarStreet. Anyone with information is requested tocall the investigating officer, const. Calvin Davidon 079 894 1706.

STOLEN BICYCLES: Paarl Police require the assistance of the public regarding information relating to thetheft of these two bicycles that were stolen on separate occasions within the last two months. Anyonewith information is requested to contact the investigating officer Const Calvin David at 079 894 1706.

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AWARENESS: Mark Lewis, 24, ofWellington took part in the RedCross War Memorial Children’sHospital’s World Spina Bifida Day(October 25) awareness event.Spina Bifida is a birth defectcaused by the incomplete closingof the embryonic neural tube.Lewis, a wheelchair repair techni-cian at the Paarl School in Braken-fell, motivated parents of youngspina bifida sufferers.

UNDER THE MAGNIFYINGGLASS: Radio KC facilitated adiscussion between the man-agement of the De Poort Herit-age Village and the DrakensteinMunicipality on Monday. Thiswas broadcasted live from DePoort with the aim to get the bot-tom of the impasse between therole-players as well as to informthe public as to the future of theheritage village. At the talk, themunicipalmanager JohannMet-tler (second left) committed tofacilitating a discussion be-tween the role-players beforethe end of the year.

SUPPORTINGBANDANA DAY:Karel Dampies(in red), aCANSAvolunteer in thecommunity,asked his friendsto join him onBandana Day(18 October) toshow their soli-darity with pa-tients andcancersurvivors.

Spina Bifida awareness)What is Spina Bifi-da?

Spina bifida is Latinfor “split spine”. It is abirth defect caused bythe incomplete closingof the embryonic neu-ral tube.Some vertebrae

overlying the spinalcord are not fullyformedandremainun-fused and open.If the opening is

large enough, this al-lows a portion of thespinal cord toprotrudethrough theopening inthe bones. There mayor may not be a fluid-filled sac surrounding the spinal cord.Spina bifida can be surgically closed after

birth, but this does not restore normal func-tion to the affected part of the spinal cord.

Spina bifida is oneof the most commonbirth defects with aworldwide incidenceof about 1 in every1 000 births.

) Can Spina Bifidabe prevented?There is neither a

single cause of SpinaBifidanor anyknownway to prevent it en-tirely.However, dietary

supplementationwith folic acid hasbeen shown to behelpful in reducingtheincidenceofSpinaBifida in motherswho had prior Spina

Bifida births by 75%.Health professionals advise women to take

daily folic acid supplements prior to concep-tion and during their first trimester.

Disabled husband and wife André and Deoni Oost-huizen, took part in the Red Cross War MemorialChildren’s Hospital’s World Spina Bifida Day (Octo-ber 25) awareness event. Deoni, 41, from Paarland several other former patients of the Red CrossHospital encouraged the parents of young spinabifida patients during their visit.

95STEBESTAANSJAAR: DieAGS Paarl vier vanjaar hul95ste bestaansjaar. Diekerk, wat nou geleë is bydie Protea-aanbiddingsen-trum in Hoofstraat, Paarl,die ou Protea Bioskoop, isin 1918 gestig. ’n Spesialevieringhiervan vindopSon-dag 9 November plaas bydie kerk onder leiding vanspesiale prediker, Dr. IzakBurger. Die oggenddiensvind om09:00 plaas en dieaanddiens, gemik op diejeug, om 18:30. Almal iswelkom. FOTO: LISE BEYERS

ATS­studentehou reünieGedurende die naweekvan 14 tot 16 Desemberhou die oudstudente vandie Athlone TrainingSchool (ATS) in die Paarlhul reünie.Vrouestudente wat

vanaf 1977 tot 1982 JPOS-kursus gevolg het, wordaangemoedig om kontaktemaakmetenigevandievolgende persone oor diereünie:Carol Bailey by

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Donors roll their sleeves upSouthAfricans had the chance to roll up theirsleeves and make a genuine difference by do-nating blood during the national blood drivein September.According toTigerWheel&Tyre,whopart-

ners with the South African National BloodService (SANBS) and the Western ProvinceBlood Transfusion Service (WPBTS) on thedrive, 31 289 people donated blood during thisperiod.“Thiscompareswell tothe32 794whodonat-

edbloodat fixeddonorcentresduring the2012drive. The significance of this annual eventis the major contribution it makes to bolsterthe country’s blood reserves, before the high-demand December holiday season,” saidGroupMarketing Executive of Tiauto, Joe duPlooy.About one unit of blood (480 ml) was taken

from each donor and each donation has thepotential to save up to three lives.“When viewed in this light, it’s really quite

remarkable how big a difference this blooddrivecanmake.MakingadifferenceisexactlywhyTigerWheel &Tyre has been a long-termsupporter of the SANBS and a proud partnerof this annual blood drive,” Du Plooy added.As usual, the company did its level best to

encourage blood donations through in-storeandon-linemarketing,PRandarewardmech-anism and competition to attract donors.Everyone who donated blood at a SANBS

or WPBTS site during September received avoucher for freewheel balancing, redeemableat any Tiger Wheel & Tyre store.In addition, donors could SMS the word TI-

GER and their blood unit number to a compe-tition line, for a chance to win Tiger Wheel& Tyre gift cards.“We are immensely pleased with the out-

comeof theblooddriveandextendoursinceregratitude to the tens of thousands of selflessindividuals who donated blood.“Thatsaid, Iwant toappeal toallSouthAfri-

can motorists to drive extra cautiously andcourteously this festive season. Yes, it’s greatthatwehave theextrabloodsuppliesonhand,but itwouldbegreaterstill if theywerehardlyneeded at all for road accident victims thisyear,” concluded Du Plooy.The September Blood Drive is officially

over, but the SANBS and WPBTS are alwaysin need of blood donations.To find out how and where you can donate

blood, visit www.sanbs.org.za or www.wp-blood.org.za.

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Your amorous desires and romantic urges are very strong now. In all of your relationships,whether romantic or not, you feel quite warm and affectionate. You are less competitive, more

interested in pleasing others and creating harmony. You may also feel compelled to dosomething creative or artistic, something to express your craving for beauty.

(22 December - 21 January)CAPRICORN

You are impulsively affectionate and flirtatious at this time, and you feel quite restless if youare in a stable, predictable relationship that offers little excitement. You may be highly

attracted to someone new, simply because of the novelty and possibilities for adventure. Also,your friends or love partner may behave in unexpected ways.

(21 January - 20 February)

AQUARIUS

This is likely to be a time of considerable frustration and discouragement for you. You areunusually sensitive to criticism of your efforts and to the limitations and restraints that yourresponsibilities entail. Fighting with authority figures or lashing out at others who restrict

you in any way is a strong possibility.

PISCES(20 February - 21 March)

Freedom, independence, and individuality are the key issues for this time period. You find itextremely difficult to continue in a daily activity that is tedious, boring, or simply unexciting.Of course, no one enjoys tedium, but at this point in your life, you simply cannot tolerate it!If your job is unexciting, you may leave it even if you do not have another job lined up.

ARIES(21 March - 21 April)

At this time you enjoy emotional satisfaction and harmony in your home life. Relationshipswith women run smoothly. If you have a solid emotional base in your life, you will receive thebenefits of that. If not, this is a good time to begin making connections with people and also

to discover what gives real emotional nourishment and fulfillment.

TAURUS(21 April - 21 May)

You are serious and disinclined to frivolous or inconsequential activity. It's a time bestspent working alone, structuring and organizing your life in some way, and focusingon whatever tasks (however distasteful or tedious) that you really need to do. You feel

like withdrawing from people and find social situations unfulfilling or wasteful.

GEMINI(21 May - 22 June)

Confusion, inability to focus on mundane tasks, poor understanding or miss-communication between yourself and others, and the desire to evade real responsibilities

and challenges are negative potentials for you now. You are more sensitive,impressionable, dreamy, or idealistic at this time also.

LEO(23 July - 24 August)

You are receptive to beauty at this time and want to be surrounded with harmony,beauty, and kindness. Also, you feel tender and gentle toward others, and you want toplease or to be of service to them in some way. Some selfless generosity or an effort on

behalf of someone in need will make you feel very happy now.

VIRGO(24 August - 23 September)

Your amorous feelings and passions are strong and compelling at this time, and youtend to be very demanding of a lover's energy and affection. Tensions may erupt in closerelationships because one of you feels that you have been giving more and not receiving

enough in return, or one of you is more amorous than the other.

CANCER(22 June - 23 July)

You are inclined to be aggressive and hot-tempered now, particularly when your will isblocked. Your pushiness or competitive attitude is likely to create antagonism, hostility,

and further resistance to your efforts. It is best to work alone rather than try tocooperate or coordinate your efforts with anyone at this time.

LIBRA(23 September - 23 October)

You are feeling sober and realistic about love at this time, and are interested in beingwith people you respect and can depend upon - your oldest, true-blue friends. Also,reaching out to an older relative or another mature, experienced person can mean a

lot to you and be mutually beneficial now.

SCORPIO(23 October - 23 November)

Your vitality and energy level are at a high point. You are in an ambitious anddynamic phase of your life. You have an especially good ability to motivate others.

You have little patience with bureaucratic obstacles, inefficiency and evasiveness, andyou boldly challenge these inadequacies.

SAGITTARIUS(23 November - 22 December)

Method:Toss the salad ingredients together in a bowl. Mix together the dressing

ingredients until the sugar has dissolved and it emulsifies. Place the flour into alarge bowl, pop in the calamari and toss in the flour until it is all evenly coated.Place a large non-stick pan/wok on highest heat and, only once it is smoking hot,

add a little oil (30-40ml), take half the calamari, shake off excess flour andcarefully place, away from yourself, into the hot oil. Fry for 45 seconds – 1 minuteon each side (until just browned and cooked through) and place into a bowl linedwith kitchen paper to absorb the excess oil. Cook the second batch in exactly thesame way. Wipe the pan/wok with kitchen paper and pour in the sweet soy, chilli,garlic and ginger, cook on high heat for about one minute, until bubbling, thenpour into a bowl. Toss the calamari in the sauce to coat it and then toss into the

salad. Serve with fresh bread or as is.

RReecipcipeses

Ingredients:• 120 g Mixed Baby Lettuce Leaves• 150 g Rosa/cherry Tomatoes -Halved

• 1 Avo - Cut Into Slices• ¼ Red Onion - Finely Sliced• 1 Large Handful Of Coriander - Torn• 1 Handful Of Mint - Leaves Only, NoStalks

Dressing:• 30 ml Rice Vinegar• 1 Tbs Sugar• 60 ml Olive Oil• Dash Soya Sauce• Dash Sesame Oil

STICKYCALAMARI

SALAD

For the Calamari:• 375 g Calamari Tubes - Washed AndPatted Dry

• ½ Cup Cornflour Mixed TogetherWith 1 Flat Teaspoon Of Salt And OfPepper

• Oil For Frying• 60 ml Sweet Indonesian Soy Sauce• 1 Red Chilli - Deseeded And Chopped• 1 Inch-sized Piece Of Ginger - FinelyChopped

• 2 Cloves Garlic - Finely Chopped

Hoe die verbruikerswet jou beskermSoos baie Suid-Afrikaanse ver-bruikers, sien jy moontlik ookdaarna uit om hierdie komendefeestyd ’n paar wonderlike huis-houdelike items en geskenke tekoop.

Terwyl jy jou vakansie-inkopiesdoen,moet jy in gedagtehouhoeSuid-Afrika se Verbruikersbeskermings-wet (VBW) jou regte as verbruiker be-skerm, sê Yolandi Boshoff, regsadvi-seur by Legal & Tax.“Suid-Afrikaanseverbruikersregteonder dié Wet was deur die geskiede-nis heen baie swak,” voeg sy by. “Diemeeste van ons kon in die verledemetgoeie rede kla oor die ongunstige be-handeling deur groot maatskappye,soos banke, selfoonmaatskappye enkleinhandelaars – onregverdigehuurkoopreëlings, boetes vir kontrakkan-sellasies, en meer. Sedert die bekend-stelling van die VBW in 2011 het ver-bruikers nou meer regte as ooit tevo-re.”Die Wet hou sakeondernemingsnoumeeraanspreeklikvirdiemanierwaarop hulle hul klante behandel.Maatskappye wat nie aan hierdievoorwaardes voldoen nie, kan swaargestraf word met ’n administratieweboete van tot 10% van hul jaarlikseomset – of ’n boete van R1 miljoen.Jykan jouklagtes oormaatskappyese optrede – kragtens die Wet – na ’ntribunaalneem.Anderskanjymetjouregsadviseur praat om jou te help om

jou regte te beoefen.Dit is die moeite werd om te weetwat jou regte is, net ingeval jy ’n te-leurstellendeondervindingmetgewe-tenlose of onverskillige maatskappyehet wanneer jy jou Kersgeskenkekoop of jou bonus gebruik vir iets virjou huishouding, sê Boshoff. Hier is’n paar van die belangrikste punte:AfkoeltydperkHet dit al ooit vir jou gevoel of jydeur ’n opdringerige verkoopsper-soon geboelie is om ’n ooreenkoms teteken vir iets wat jy nie werklik wouhê nie? Volgens die VBW het jy ’n af-koeltydperk om ’n vooruitbesprekingof bestelling te kanselleer.Moenie op-geskeepsitmet ’nongewensteselfoon-kontrak of tyddeelooreenkoms nie –treebinnedie tydraamwerkopomjouvry te stel van enige verpligting aandie verskaffer.Geen meer dubbelsinnigheid nieDieVBWvereisdatmaatskappye ingewone, eenvoudige taal wat enigeenkanverstaanmet verbruikers te kom-munikeer. Dit beteken dat jy die reghet op ’n kontrak en ander kommuni-kasie in x ’n vormwat jy kan verstaan–endatmaatskappyejouniemeermetdie fynskrif om die bos mag lei nie.Met jouregtotregverdigeenverant-woordelike bemarking maak dieVBW dit baie makliker om op te treewanneer ’n maatskappy slegte of fou-tiewe goedere of dienste verskaf. As’n verbruikerhet jy diewetlike reg totregverdige en verantwoordelike be-

marking en diens van enige verskaf-fer met wie jy sake doen.Regverdige en eerlike transaksiesHierdie deel van die Wet beskermjou teenalgemenebedrieglikeskemasenaanbiedinge,soospiramide-enver-wante skemas. Maar dit beteken ookdat riskante gebruike, soos oorver-koop, verbode is. Byvoorbeeld, as jy’n vlug mis omdat die lugdiens meerkaartjies verkoop het as wat hulle sit-plekke het, moet die lugdiens joukaartjie terugbetaal,met rente, ennienet bewyse uitdeel vir die vlug wat jygemis het nie.’n Reg tot billike waarde, goeie ge-halte en veiligheidDie VBW sluit ook klousules in watdaarop gemik is om te verseker datverbruikers goedere ontvangwat van“goeiegehalte, sonderdefekteenrede-likerwyse geskik is vir die doel waar-voor dit vereis word”. Kortom, dit be-teken dat die produk, wanneer dit ge-lewer is, moet doen wat dit in dieadvertensie sê. As dit duidelik nie diegeval is nie of as dit in ’n beskadigdetoestand daar aankom, het jy, as dieverbruiker, die volste reg om op tetree.Virmeer inligting of regsadvies oordie Verbruikersbeskermingswet,kontak Legal & Tax by 0860 LTS LTS(587 587) of besoek http://www.lega-landtax.co.za. Volg ons @Legaland-Tax op Twitter of sluit by ons aan opFacebook om op hoogte te bly met Le-gal & Tax se nuus en menings.

WORLD HOMELESS DAY: Drakenstein Munici-pality Executive Mayor Gesie van Deventer(middle), attended a World Homeless Dayevent at the Paarl East Thusong Centre. Thepurpose of World Homeless Day is to draw at-tention to homeless people’s needs locally andprovide opportunities for the community to getinvolved in responding to homelessness. Themayor said thatWorldHomelessDay is an inter-national opportunity to raise awareness aboutthe plight of homeless people in their dailybattle for survival. She emphasised that home-less people are a part of our society that needto be recognised. Here with themayor are (fromleft) Oschenino Alexander, Francois Nendes,Megan en Fegun Cupido, Vernon Mentoor.Standing in the front is Chesswil Petersen.

Marketing advicefor entrepreneursDAVID MALHERBE

Marketing your product or service does notcome cheap. To ensure you don’t waste mon-ey, you need to have awell-planned strategy.It can consist of a combination of the follow-ing elements:

) Product: You can have a strategy to em-phasise the features of the product or servicewhen advertising. If your product/service isof thebest quality, itmaynotbe thecheapest,so focus on the product quality.

) Price: When you emphasise the price inadvertisements, you’ll most probably saythings like “best price in town” or “visit usfor the lowest prices.”

) Promotion: Decide whether you will dopersonal sales, advertisements in newspa-pers or on radio or even distribute flyers inpeople’s postboxes.

) Distribution: Where will consumers beable to acquire your products or services?You can supply your address or advertisewhere it is available.Your marketing strategy has a lot to dowith which of the above elements you wantto emphasise. When you sell luxury Germanvehicles, you focus on the wonderful fea-tures, but when you sell vehicles to studentsor peoplewhohave just startedworking, youemphasise the low price.David Malherbe and Dewald Scholtz willdiscuss this topic in more detail on Mondaybetween 19:00 and 20:00 onRadioKC 107.7FMin the program “You the Entrepreneur”*David Malherbe is a business- and career

consultant and lives in Wellington. Contacthim on 021 873 0262 or visit www.jedidi-ah.org.za

Raak ’n GazetteEntrepreneurMaak jy MbekweniMuffins of ChicagoSweets? Of dalkKlein DrakensteinKoekiesofBlikkies-dorp Beelde?Die Drakenstein

Gazette wil weetvan alle entrepre-neurs wat vanuithul huise interes-sante en unieke be-sighede bedryf envervaardig.In vandag se moeilike ekono-mie is die oplossing om jou eiebesigheid te bedryf. Hierdeurskep jy nie net vir jouself werknie, maar vir ander ook.Stuur vir ons ’n beskrywing

van jou bedryf, ofkom sien ons daar-oor. Aan die eindevan elke maand saldie Gazette Entre-preneur van dieMaand gekiesword. Hiervoor krydie wenner ’n pro-mosie-artikel in dieDrakenstein Gazet-te, asook ’n adver-tensie om sy of haarbesigheid ’n brood-

nodige hupstoot te gee.Om in te skryf of vir naderebesonderhede, bel 021 870 4614,e-pos drakenstein@media24.com of besoek ons kantoor byNewstraat 1a, Paarl.

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Gazette Pretdag ’n groot suksesOp Vrydag 1 November het die Dra-kenstein Gazette ’n Pretdag gehou endie publiek uitgenooi om nie-bederf-bare produkte te skenk vir minder-bevoorregte mense.

Die kos wat ingesamel is, is oor-handig aan Valcare wat op hul beurtdie produkte aan verdienstelike or-ganisasies sal uitdeel.

MetdiebydraesvanHoërskoolHu-genote, Rawson Properties Paarl-Oos, Imvusa, Planet Lulu Café, Wel-tevrede Oud-studente Vereniging,Premier Foods en Livfit was die dag’n reusesukses.

Radio KC was ook deel van die ver-rigtinge en het gesorg vir lekker mu-siek en het ook ’n direkte uitsendinggedoen.

Vir advertensie in en navrae oorDrakenstein Gazette, of om jou storiete deel, skakel 021 870 4600 of stuur ’nSMS na 32365, en ons bel terug.

Radio KC het ’n lewendige uitsending gedoen en ook gesorg vir lekker-luister musiek.Hier is van links omroepers Lynden Jafta en Derrick Hartnick, wat gesels met Oliviadu Plessis van Livfit.

Leerlinge van Hoërskool Hugenote het ook hul bydraekom uitpak. Hier is Zama Nkabinde (hoofmeisie 2014)en Juandré Klopper (hoofseun 2014).

Lulu (links) vanPlanet Lulu Cafein Newstraat hetheerlike lekkernyesoos springmie-lies en skyfies ge-skenk.

Christopher Benjamin (regs) het die wors vir die worsrolletjies gebraai wat verkoopis ten bate van die Paarl Post Kersfonds. Saam met hom is Mirvin Manus, advertensieverteenwoordiger van die Drakenstein Gazette.

Die Weltevrede Oudstudente Vereniging kon nie die dag bywoon nie, maar het wel Maandag hul skenking gebring. Hier is vanlinks JC le Cordeur, Jovan-re Cupido en Rodger Adams.

NÓG SKEN-KINGS:Olivia duPlessis (links) dieeienaar van Livfiten Brendon Dani-els (regs) pak hierdie skenking vanDu Plessis en haarkliënte uit.

IMVUSA SKENK GROOT:Melvin Abrahams (links) en Ephraim Barends (regs) van Imvusastaan hier by van Imvusa se skenkings.

Rawson Properties Paarl-Oos het hullekant gebring en gehelp om iets op die tafelvan ’n minderbevoorregte gesin te sit. Vanlinks is Coleen Francke, Nicolette de Can-dia, Carlos Oliveros en agter is BereniceMaans,

Jolanda van der Lingen, die uitvoerendebeampte van Valcare, het die skenking byMirvin Manus van die Drakestein Gazetteontvang. Valcare het onderneem om dieprodukte aan verdienstelike organisasieste skenk.

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AGS-gemeentes houleierskapkampDie AGS Bolandstreek bestaan uit 48 ge-meentes. Hierdie uitgestrekte gebied, metgrens-gemeentessoverasRiversdal,Gans-baai, Paarl, Porterville, Laingsburg,Touwsrivier enBarrydale, hetdie streeks-komitee genoop om die streek te verdeelin substreke,met elke substreek sy eie ko-ördineerder.

Diekoördineerder is ook ’n streekskomitee-lidvandieBolandstreek-komitee.Hierdiever-delingsedoel is tweeledig;ombeterkommuni-kasie tussen gemeentes en die Bolandstreek-komitee te bevorder en om interaksie tussenplaaslike en naburige gemeentes te bevorder.Ten einde die visie van Pastoor Eliston Del-

port, streekvoorsitter, en doelwitte van diestreekskomitee te verseker, het die substreekvan die N2-gemeentes, ’n geslaagde leierskap-kamp die naweek van 18–20 Oktober by Kan-naland-vakansieoord, Barrydale, gehou.By die aankoms Vrydagaand was die opge-

wondenheid en positiewe ingesteldheid dui-delik sigbaar toe leiers vanuit vyf gemeentesmekaar gegroet het.“Leierskap, raak in die tydwaarin ons lewe

’n al groter uitdaging endit is noodsaaklik datdie spreekwoordelike byl gereeld skerp ge-maak moet word sodat ons in ons leierskapproduktief en effektief kan wees. Die goeienuus is dat die beginsels van leierskap op elketerrein waarin ek in verhouding met mensestaan met vrug toegepas kan word.” Dit was

die woorde van Pastoor John Gertse, koördi-neerder van die substreek, tydens die verwel-koming.Die tema van die kamp, “Die ding wat jy

doen,isnieregnie!”,hetbyalmalbyvalgevinden was basies ’n samevatting van ons belang-rikste taak in leierskap en dit is “dat ’n goeieleier, ander goeie leiers kweek”.Pastore Mervin Williams, van Swellendam

en ondervoorsitter van die Bolandstreek,Frans Kees van Barrydale Gemeente, JohnGertse van Riversdal, Karel Philander vanSlangrivierGemeente,MartinMeyervanHei-delberg-Oos Gemeente, Oudl. Louw Saaymanvan Riversdal Aloeridge en Oudl. Naas Sep-tember van Swellendam Railton Gemeente,het as fasiliteerders oor die naweek opgetree.Die sukses van die naweek is te danke aan

diedinamiese sprekers, skoonheidvandiena-tuur, interaksie en goeie organisering deurHeidelberg-Oos en Barrydale-gemeentes endaar is reeds groot planne vir 10 Novemberse substreek-dankdiens te Heidelberg, 2014 seleierskap-kamp en 2015 se naweek konferen-sie.“Dank ook aan al ons afgevaardigdes wat

die kamp meegemaak het, asook hul gesinnewathulle vir dienaweekruimtegegeehet.Diegrootste dank behoort aan die Here, wat onsas leiers geroep het om op elke vlak van leier-skap diensbaar te wees, want was dit juis diewoorde van die Here Jesus self: “As jy ’n leierwil wees, moet jy bereid wees om te dien.”

Hier staan die afgevaardiges wat die kamp bygewoon het vanaf al die verskillende AGS gemeentes.

WEN ’N BOEK: Dit vat Guts deur Annelie Ferrei-ra is ’n eerlike, aangrypende verhaal van lief-de, hartseer, engele, guts en ’n perd genaamdHarry. Dit handel ook oor ’n meisie wat nooitkon droom hoe dapper sy regtig is nie. Uitgeweris Human & Rousseau. Een gelukkige leser kandié boek wen deur hul naam en die naam vandie boek te sms na 32365 voor 12:00 opMaandag 11 November.

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OP PAD NA PRETORIA: Diego Appollis (13) ’n leerlingvan Wagenmakersvallei Primêr is gekies om sy skool-loopbaan by Hoërskool Garsfontein in Pretoria te vol-tooi omsy talent in rugby en spiesgooi verder te ontwik-kel asook om te sorg dat hy akademies presteer.

Win tickets to Dr Victorand the Rasta RebelsDr Victor and the Rasta Rebels have beenat the topof theirgameforover15yearswillsoon be gracing the Boland stage.

The group will perform live on Friday 29 No-vember at 20:00 at the Golden Valley Casino.

Kimberley-born, Victor Khojane, is one ofSouth Africa’s leading reggae and R&B artistsboth in his solo career and with his band, theRasta Rebels.

Their hit Shambala in 1994 launched whathas been a very successful career and the songwent on to win the Single of the Year award atthe SAMAs.

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such asMy Number 1 andMan Smart,WomanSmarter, Back to My Roots and For Your Loveamongst others.

Dr Victor’s happy, upbeat music has earnedhim a loyal following and he a supporting actto many international stars like Paul Simon,Gloria Estefan and Janet Jackson.

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UITBLINKERS: DieWilliam Lloyd Primê-re Skool het onlangshul sport toeken-ningsaand gehouwaar leerlinge be-loon is vir prestasiesin hul onderskeiesport kodes. Broeren suster LayaanMohamed (gr. 4) enAasiyah Moha-med (gr. 6), het on-derskeidelik toeken-nings vir die, bestesokkerspeler o. 11en beste swemmero. 13 ontvang.FOTO: ACHMAT PATEL

PINK IN AID OF BREAST CANCER: In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the girls at Al AzharInstitute in Paarl donned pink scarves on Monday 28 October.

GROENTE-OES:Die kleuters vanSoetbly Dag-sorg in die Paarlwys hier mettrots hul groen-tetuin-oes. Diégroentetuinword reeds vir18 jaar bewerken geoes. Diekleuters neemaktief deel bydie aanplant enoes van die varsgroente.

NETBALL STARS: The Mbekweni Community Sport Centre’s u. 14 netball team won the DrakensteinSchools Mayoral Cup Netball competition.

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NEW COURT: A brand-new netball court was unveiled this weekend at theMbekweni Community Sport centre. An u.15 girls tournament was held tocelebrate the new court. Nine teams from around the Boland took part.Pama High School (in blue) from Khayelitsha were overall winners.

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OORWINNING: Paarl-OosKrieketklub se tweede spanhet Saterdag teen Welling-ton gespeel. Paarl-Oos hetdiewedstryd totaal oorheersen 223 lopies vir die verliesvan 10 paaltjies aangete-ken. Wellington kon netdaarin slaag om 116 lopieste kry. Paarl-Oos wen met107 lopies. Paarl-Oos seeerste span het teen Vre-denburg gespeel. Die eerstespan slaag ook om hul wed-stryd met 4 paaltjies te wen.

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SOKKER TOER-NOOI: Die PaarlSokkerklub hetonlangs ’n toer-nooi vir bo35-jari-ges gehou. Hierspeel Paarl teenY.M.O. op die BoyLouw-velde. Diewedstryd het 0-0geïndig. FOTO: ER-NEST KILOWAN

Paarl Central thump MatiesThe Central Region (Paarl) firstteam came up against the Univer-sityofStellenbosch(Maties)intheBoland Cricket Board’s Regional50-over final at theParys groundson Sunday.

Centralwon the toss and elected tobatfirst.Theyscoredtheirrunsslow-ly on a grassy wicket. The studentsbowled a very tight line and withsome good fielding restricted thePaarlbatsmen’sscoringrate,whore-

ally struggled with the bat and lostwickets regularlyagainst theiroppo-nent’s tight bowling.Only two crucial partnerships for

the3rdwicketof41runsbetweencap-tain Tiaan Cloete and Imraan Nack-erdien 44 (4x4) and a 7th-wicket part-nership of 58 runs between GodfreyStevens 39 (5x4), and Charlton Dan-iels 28* ( 2x4)allowedCentral toscore166/7 in theirallotted50overs.JPhil-lips (3/37) was the students’ bestbowler.

The Maties’ innings never gainedmomentum as Hilroy Paulse (3/23)andBrendonPretorius (2/29)annihi-lated the top order.Spin bowler Stevens (2/24) also

added to the misery of the studentbatsmen.Only a last-wicket stand of 73 runs

between J Serfontein 31* (3x4) and CRaubenheimer 43 (3x4; 2x6) prevent-ed the students from suffering a hu-miliating defeat.Central beat Maties by 14 runs.

SportdagboekRUGBY) Evergreens-rugbyklub se alge-mene jaarvergadering vind Vry-dag 8November om19:00 byLaer-skool Nieuwedrift plaas.Vir verdere inligting bel mnr.

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) Die algemene jaarvergade-ring van Young Gardens RFKvindplaasopMaandag11Novem-ber by Paarlzicht Primêr om20:00.Alle lede, oudledeasooknu-we lede is welkom. Daar is ver-skeie vakante poste wat gevulmoet word. Kom in groot getallesodat ons die nuwe seisoen op ’nhoë noot kan begin.Bel die voorsitter Mario Willi-

ams by 082 380 2680 of 021 870 1081vir meer besonderhede.

) Albions RFK hou op 29 No-vember sy bekeruitdeling byStumps Boland Park. Kaartjies

beloop R40 en dit sluit ’n ete envervoer vanaf Groenheuwel in.Op 4 Desember hou die klub syjaarvergadering aan huis van Ja-mes Green. Alle lede en oudledeword gevra om asseblief hierdievergadering by te woon.

) Young Standards RFK sejaarlikse bekeruitdelingfunksiewordopVrydagaand8Novemberby die Paarl Sokkerklub gehou.Toegangsfooi beloop R10. YoungStandards se 123ste algemenejaarvergadering word gehou opSondag 17 November om 14:00 byEbenezer Primêr. Alle oud-, hui-dige en nuwe spelers is welkom.Vir verdere besonderhede bel diesekretaris by 082 731 4879.

) Young Peoples Rugbyklubhou op 11 November sy klub ver-gadering te Daljosafat Stadionom 19:00

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) Die Paarl-rugbykode se alge-mene jaarvergadering word ge-hou Woensdag 13 November om19:00 by die Hugenote-gemeen-skapsaal. Vir nadere besonder-hede skakel 082 731 4879.

)RiverstonesRFKse jaareind-funksie word op Vrydag 15 No-vember by die Thusong-saal inNewOrleansom19:00gehou.Toe-gang is R20.

) Hillcrest United Rugbyklubhou sy jaareindfunksie op Sater-dag 9 November om 19:00 in dieWellington-stadsaal. Koste be-loop R120 per persoon. Dis ’nspoggeleentheid waar spelersvereer gaan word.

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Kontak 078 786 1999 vir meerbesonderhedeGOLF) Rusoord-tehuis bied op 16

November ’n geldinsameling-gholfdag by Boschenmeer gholf-klub aan.

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