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Inwoners van Cloetesville loop verby buitebande wat aan die brand gesteek is op die hoek van Lang- en Kloofstraat. Die bande is voor 17:00 Vrydag aan die brand gesteek. Sommige inwoners het hulontevredenheid uitgespreek oor dienslewering. Inwoners van Smarty Town het ook ’n gedeelte van Langstraat, wat kruis met Welgevondenpad, met rommel afgesper. Lees Donderdag in Eikestadnuus oordie griewe van die inwoners. FOTO: RAYMOND WILLEMSE
OntevredenesOntevredenesversper paaieversper paaie
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PUBLIC PARTICIPATION MEETINGPROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ON ERF11330 STELLENBOSCH
DEA&DP REF NO: 16/3/1/1/B4/45/1114/14 & PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL
DEVELOPMENT ON ERVEN 10866 & 11008 STELLENBOSCH DEA&DP REF
NO: 16/3/1/1/B4/45/1105/14
Notice is given that a public meeting for the proposed construction of
residential developments on erf 11330 and erven 10866 & 11008,
Stellenboschwill beheld:
Venue: LuckhoffHighSchool –BloekomAvenue,Stellenbosch
Time:4pmto8pmth
Date: 26 of February2015.
Documents pertaining to this project are also available for download on the
Eco Impactwebsiteatwww.ecoimpact.co.za/public-participation
Contact: JessicaLeRoux
POBox45070,Claremont,7735
Fax:0880216711660
Tel: 0216711660
Email: [email protected]
PUBLIEKEDEELNAME VERGADERINGVOORGESTELDE RESIDENSIELE ONTWIKKELING OP ERF 11330,
STELLENBOSCH, DEA&DP VERWYSINGSNOMER:
16/3/1/1/B4/45/1114/14 & VOORGESTELDE RESIDENSIELE
ONTWIKKELING OP ERF 10866 & 11008 STELLENBOSCH, DEA&DP
VERWYSINGSNOMER: 16/3/1/1/B4/45/1105/14
Kennis geskied hiermee dat 'n openbare vergadering vir die voorgestelde
konstruksie van 'n residensiële ontwikkelings op erf 11330 en erwe 10866 &
11008, Stellenboschgehousalword:
DATUM: 26Februarie2015
TYD: 4nm–8nm
PLEK: LuckhoffHoërskoolBloekomlaan, Stellenbosch
Dokumentasie met betrekking tot die projek is ook beskikbaar vir aflaai op
dieEco Impactwebwerfbywww.ecoimpact.co.za/public-participation
Kontak: JessicaLeRoux
Posbus45070,Claremont,7735
Faks:0880216711660
Tel: 0216711660
Epos: [email protected]
10 Februarie) Die Stellenbosch Studie- enBesprekingsgroep oor “OnsGodsdiens en die Wetenskap-pe” se lesing oor “Die reaksieop die Belhar-belydenis binnedie NGKerk” begin om 17:00 bydie NG kerk Stellenbosch-Sen-traal.Die lesingworddeurprof.Robert Vosloo aangebied.
16 February) Stellemploy will present a
gardening skills training pro-gramme from 16 to 27 Februaryto unemployed people seekinga career in garden mainte-nance.
This course is only availableto unemployed people or part-time workers older than 18 andyounger than 35 years.
The training programme isaccredited at Agriseta and pre-sented by PhezukomkhonoTrainingServices.Formore in-formation: Gaino or Betta at0 021 886 6993 or 2 [email protected].
) Die Wêreldbiddag virvroue-komiteekomweerbyme-kaar in die VGK Idasvallei-kerksentrumom19:30. Navrae:Virginia Jumat 0 083 704 672of 0 021 887 4384.
Brandslagoffers tydelikna nuwe terrein verskuifRAYMOND WILLEMSE
@princeraymie
Die inwoners van Kreefgat,Jamestown, wat verledemaand deur ’n brand geraakis,gaantydelikverskuifword.
Volgens Tabiso Mfeya, direk-teur vanmenslike nedersettingseneiendomsbestuurvandieStel-lenbosch-munisipaliteit, is dieinwonerswatgeraakisna’nstukgrond naby die Jamestown-be-graafplaas geskuif.Mfeyahet ge-sê altesaam 39 gesinne van wie33 gesinne direk deur die brandgeraak is, gaan geskuifword.Hykon nie sê wat met die ander in-woners wat nog daar woon gaangebeur nie.“Die ander het vrywillig aan-
gebied om te skuif.Op 14 Januarie het ’n brand 29
strukture by die Kreefgat infor-mele nedersetting in puin gelê.Altesaam 127mense, waarvan
meer as die helfte kinders is, isdeur die brand dakloos gelaat.Van hulle het ook al hul besit-
tingsverloor.Diegrondwaardieinwoners gewoon het behoortaan die Blaauwklippen-land-goed,watookvirdienuwestruk-ture betaal het waarin die inwo-ners woon. Die plek waar diebrand was, is nog nie skoonge-maaknie en van die ander inwo-ners wat nie deur die brand ge-raakisnie,woonnogsteedsdaar.Eikestadnuus het vroeër berig
dat die landgoed glo geld vir dieinwoners wat deur die brand ge-raak is aangebied het vir nuwehouthuise mits hulle sal skuif.Die grond waarop die slagofferswoon, gaanblykbaarvir ontwik-keling gebruik word.Mfeyahet gesê diemunisipali-
teithetookdienste–waterentoi-letgeriewe – vir die inwoners opdie terrein aangebring.“Ons is steeds in gesprek met
Blaauwklippenvir ’npermanen-teoplossingvirdieinwonersvanKreefgat.”VolgensMfeyahetdieverskui-
wing van die mense reeds verle-de Vrydag begin en die res salmôre verskuif word.
CRIME IN BRIEF
Members of the Cloetesville PoliceStation stopped a suspicious-lookingvehicle on Saturday 31 January inRustenburg Road, Idas Valley. Ser-geant Zenobia Sedeman, spokesper-son for the police station, said the carbelonged to an alleged drug dealer inIdas Valley.“While searching the car police
members found 5 grams of metham-phetamine.” Sedeman said a suspect,Heinrich Simmers, was arrested forpossession of this drug.
) WhilebusywithpatrolsonThurs-day22Januaryofficers fromtheCloet-esville Police Station saw aman, Hen-ry Januarie, walking in Jakarandastreet. They approached and searchedhim and found 43 dagga stoppe in hispossession. He was arrested and is incustody at the Stellenbosch holdingcells.
) Three people were arrested onWednesday 21 January at a house inDavy Street, Idas Valley for dealingdrugs. The police found 18 dagga stop-pe, six small bags of methampheta-mine, three half Mandrax tablets andtwoquartersofMandrax tablets. Sede-man, said members of the communityinformed constableVernonPaulses ofthedrug-dealingwhileheasbusywithcrime prevention in Cloetesville.
More singletracks at Cape TownCycle Tour MTB ChallengeWith less than one month to go untilthe 2015 Cape Town Cycle Tour MTBChallenge, the majority of availableentries for the event – especially thelonger 55 km route – have alreadybeen snapped up. Less than 2 000 en-tries are still available for the fourroutes at this year’s MTB Challenge,whichkicks off the annualCapeTownCycle Tour Lifecycle Week on 28 Feb-ruary.Entries for the 2015 event opened in
September last year, coinciding withthe announcement of the newly-named Cape Town Cycle Tour andMTB Challenge. Following rave re-views from riders who tackled therace in its new location in 2014, theMTBChallenge will return to Le Bon-heur Wine Estate in the Greater Si-monsberg Conservancy in Stellen-bosch this year.Well-knowntrailbuilderandmoun-
tain biking enthusiast, MeurantBotha ofDirtopia, has crafted the fourroutes specifically for this event.Botha shares some insight into what
riders can expect, saying: “Aftermov-ing the race to its newhomeatLeBon-heur Wine Estate last year, the feed-backfromridershasbeenoverwhelm-ingly positive. Developing trails inthis area is part of our legacy project,so we didn’t want to simply rehash2014’s routes. Instead, we’ve intro-duced new scenic and shady areas forriders. We’ve also incorporated a lotmore single-track sections – the mostin the history of this event – and hopethat this contributes toouraimof con-tinuously improving the overall expe-rience for our participants.”The two shorter routes (14 km and
22 km) take place on Saturday 28 Feb-ruary. Aspiring MTB-ers looking toenjoyascenicride throughthebeauti-ful Stellenbosch winelands are en-couraged to secure their entries assoon as possible, with 600 entries stillavailable for the 14 km route, and 800for the 22 km route.The MTB Challenge’s longer and
moreintenseroutes(38 kmand55 km)take place on Sunday 1 March with
some specially crafted trails. Thesetworouteswill see someofSouthAfri-ca’s top mountain bikers compete forbragging rights as they conquer thewealth of dirt and single-track on of-fer. Eager participants should hurryas there are only a few entries stillavailable for the two long routes.To ensure apleasant and safe riding
experience for all cyclists, the 14 kmand 22 km routes on the Saturday arelimited to a total of 2 000 riders, whilethe longer 38 km and 55 km routes onthe Sunday are limited to 2 500 riders.How to enter:To enter the 2015 event, the follow-
ing information is required:) Your ID or passport;) A valid credit card; and) Your medical aid details and
membership numberAn emergency contact number.Visit www.cycletour.co.za, select
the“CapeTownCycleTourMTBChal-lenge” event from the list of LifecycleWeek events, and follow the easy in-structions.
Rommelverwyderingsvoertuie staan Donderdagoggend voor die Stellenbosch-stadsaal. Werkers het buite die munisipaliteit sekantoor vergader. Dit is nie seker waaroor hulle ontevrede is nie. Die trokke het vir ongeveer 20 minute daar gestaan. Volgensdie munisipaliteit was dit ’n onwettige vergadering en dissiplinêre stappe sal teen alle personeel wat hieraan deelgeneemhet, geneem word omdat geen toestemming aangevra of toegestaan is nie. FOTO: RAYMOND WILLEMSE
Franschhoek Vigneronsonder die wêreld se besteBoekenhoutskloof en Chamonixhet vir hulself plek verdien op diegesaghebbende 2014- DecanterTop 50Wines in theWorld!Die lysvan die top 50wyneword jaarlikssaamgestel deur die internasio-naal erkende tydskrif en sluit 50wyneinwathullevoorstelgekoopmóét word. Hierdie wyne het reg-deur die jaar uitstekende puntebehaal (1812/20 of beter) en biedook uitstekende waarde vir geld.Die Boekenhoutskloof Semil-
lon 2010 en Chamonix se Char-donnay Reserve 2012, wat albeiuit die Franschhoek-wynvalleikom, is die enigste tweewynevanSuid-Afrikaanse kelders wat dielys gehaal het.Oor die jare heen het Boeken-
houtskloof homself gevestig aseen van die mees innoverende enprogressiewe wynprodusente.Disdietuistevandiehoogsaange-skrewe Boekenhoutskloof Caber-net Sauvignon en die Boeken-houtskloof Syrah. Die landgoedhet verlede jaar die eer te beurtgeval om die top verkopendewynop die 30ste jaarlikse veiling vandieKaapseWynmakersgilde te le-wer. Dit was hul Boekenhouts-
kloof Syrah Auction Reserve2012.Boekenhoutskloof se 2010-Se-
millon toon aromas van spesery-agtige lemoenskil, perskebloei-sels, gesnyde strooi en suurle-moen-marmelademet sweempiesvanielje en byewas. Die wyn het’n uitsonderlike struktuur en ’nstewige minerale-asiditeit onderdie gewigtige tekstuur wat ver-oorsaak is deur die verlengdemoerkontak. Dis ’n lewendige envars wyn met aansienlike sitrus-konsentrasie.Cape Chamonix Wine Farm is
bekend vir uitmuntende pinotnoir, chardonnay en cabernetfranc wat die essensie en grasievan die landgoed vasvang. Diedruiwe vir die Chamonix Char-donnayReserve 2012 is afkomstiguit wingerde wat sowat 30 jaaroud is en teen die suidwestelikeberghange geleë is. GottfriedMocke, die wynmaker, is een vandie jongste wynmakers wat deurdie Kaapse Wynmakersgilde er-ken is en beskryf die wyn as ’nchardonnay wat in die klassiekeBoergondiese styl van die soge-naamde Ou Wêreld gemaak is.
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Be open about moneyIn light of themonthofFebrua-ry, synonymously linked to themonth where acknowledge-ment of those we love leads togreater focus on relationships,another importantaspect tore-view and focus on is moneymatters.
“Couples who are dating gener-ally have not had sit-down con-versations about managing fi-nances together,” says Eunice Si-biya, Head of FNB consumereducation, “but the reality is thatinformal management of yourmoney in a relationship can takea chunk out of your pocket.”Financial matters are incredi-
bly personal and have to be han-dled with sensitivity as it is soeasy for one party to feel inade-quate because they don’t have anequal amount of money to spendor feel as though theymight comeacross as stingy if theydon’twantto go out or ask for their share ofmoney back after they have paidfor something.Sibiya highlights the following
situations that, if aware of, can bemanaged in the right way so thatawkward money moments areavoided.Keeping upwith your couple
friendsA few couples spending time to-
gether wining and dining is al-ways fun, however make surethat you and your partner arehonest with one another aboutthe amount of times and the typesof activitiesyouareable to fit intoyour monthly budget.“While you don’t have to dis-
close all your budget details toone another, it is worthwhile tofill your partner in at the begin-ning of the month about whatyour financial outlook for thenext 30 days is. That way, bothparties can act proactively wheninvited to events rather than oneparty accepting the invitationjust for the other to advise thatthey are not able to accommodate
the event in their budget,” sug-gests Sibiya.Don’t split the bill equallyAlthough it is much easier to
split the bill equally to avoid thetedious process of dividing it cor-rectly, the conveniencemight notbeworthwhat it does to your bud-get, unless of course you hadmore or less the same meals anddrinks.Whilst you will pay less if your
meal was more expensive thanyour partner’s, it is very likelythat you could be the one payingmore than what you would haveif you paid only your share.“It is wonderful to be at the
stage in a relationship whereboth parties are comfortablewithjust dividing the bill in half, butif you are deliberately choosingyourmeals according towhatyoucanafford, having to paymore be-cause the bill is split equallycould mean having less to spendon a another item in your budgetfor the rest of the month,” notesSibiya.Don’t make a fuss about this,
just tell your partner that you or-der based onyourbudget and thatsplitting thebill throwsyourbud-get off. If this is a ground rule younever need to have the conversa-tion again.“You can grab the next one”How often do we tell our part-
ner: “Don’t worry, you can grabthe next one” Or “This one is onme”?Although these are caring or of-
tenconveniencegestures toavoidhaving to swipe two cards, youmight be surprised to what theserandom costs of paying for yourpartner add up to especially ifyour partner tends to be forgetfuland you do not alternate betweensuch payments.“Don’t be shy to raise this –
there is nothing wrong with re-minding your partner that youpaid the previous bill – it can bedone in a loving and caring wayand could be the difference be-
tween surviving the month orhaving to start living off credit,”says Sibiya.Informal living arrange-
mentsManycouples don’t stay togeth-
er permanently but sleeping overever so often is not out of thenorm. Whilst it is true that onecan cut on costs and wastagewhen living together permanent-ly, quite the opposite is true of in-formal living arrangements.There is a certain level of com-
mitment and financial conversa-tions that come with the decisiontomove in together, butwhenyoujustvisit, particularly ifyousleepover more often at one partner’splace, one party can very easilyincur more costs than what theywould ordinarily have to.Household expenses such as
electricity andwater and grocerycosts are bound to increase withyour partner staying over fre-quently, but due to the informalsleepovers they are unlikely tocontribute to these bills, result-ing in your monthly expenses to-wards this increasing.“Drawupabudget to showyour
partner how your living costs in-crease and ask them whetherthey are willing to contribute to-wards electricity as an example,the cleaning service or buyingfood for supper in theperiods thatthey stay over,” suggests Sibiya.Managing the above circum-
stances well can have a positiveeffect on both couples who aredating as well as those in longterm relationships.“Be realistic about where you
are in your relationship andabout what you and your partnercan afford, not only for your cur-rent circumstances, but also ifyou are saving towards certainmilestones like awedding or chil-dren. Honest conversations onany matter, especially finances,are invaluable and can avoid bit-terness, irritability and moneyfights lateron,”concludesSibiya.
Beware of the everpresent business debt trapWhenwe talk about a debttrap, the first thing thatcomes to mind is consum-er debt. Although it canruin your finances due tothe interest payable, re-member that You the En-trepreneur views debtfromthebusinessowner’sperspective.Therefore,whenItalkof
adebt trap, I talkabout theamountofcredityougrantto clients, the amount that is owed toyou for products or services alreadyrendered. The big problem is thatyour books indicate that you haveearned an income, but you have nocash flow.Many businesses suffer because of
cash constraints. Your business mayhave many assets and healthy sales,butwithout enoughcash flowing intoyour business, you cannot pay youraccounts.Many businesses go into liquida-
tion because they cannot pay theircreditors.Small business owners are often
tempted to grant credit just to get thebusiness, but they cannot really af-ford it.The best way for a small or micro
enterprise tooperate isonacash-only
basis. We can learn fromthebig retailerswhoworkon a cash only business.When the consumer buysfrom them, he / she maypaywith a credit card, butthe business receives itsmoney immediately.Credit brings a lot of ex-
tra administration. Youmust now keep track ofwho owes what to yourbusiness plus send them
an account or statement at the end ofeach month.This makes for a lot more admin
and requires extra staff just to earnthe samemoney.On topof that, you’llneed an attorney to collect themoneyif people do not pay their accounts.If you really deem it necessary to
sell on credit, limit the amount ofcredit you’ll grant by the measure ofwhether you can afford to lose thatamount if the client(s) cannot pay.If youcannotafford to lose it, donot
grant the credit.Youmay say I amhard on business
owners, but rather safe than sorry.Your future income is dependent ona surviving business.
VDavidMalherbe is abusiness- andcareer consultant and lives inWellington.
Dave Pepler kry ‘snufin die neus’ by WATDave Pepler, avonturier, omge-wingskundige, skrywerenakade-mikus, is op Vrydag 20 Februariedie gas by die eerste Woordpretvan die jaar van die Woordeboekvan die Afrikaanse Taal (WAT).Pepler is ook vanjaar beskerm-
heer van die WAT se Borg ’nWoord-projek.Pepler se onderwerp is Snuf in
die neus – en hy sal onder andereoor parfuumpraat – nog ’n gebiedwaarop hy ’n kenner is.Jan Boland Coetzee van Vrie-
senhof-landgoed sal hul wynekombekendstel.Wyn, sap en ligteverversings is vanaf 12:30 beskik-baar en Pepler kom om 13:00 aandiebeurt.Dieprogramduuronge-veer 45 minute en sal dus voor13:45 ten einde loop.Kaartjies kos R30. Bel Cecile of
Tanja voor of op 18 Februarie by0 021 887 3113 of kontak dieWATby [email protected] om u sitplek tebespreek. Daar is sitplek vir slegs50 persone. DieWAT se buro is inBanghoekweg 115, Stellenbosch.
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Two Oceans entries closein record time, substituteentries now openEntries for the 2015 Old Mutual TwoOceans UltraMarathon have once againclosed in record time – a month beforethe official closing date.
The 46th Ultra Marathon, taking place onEaster Saturday (4 April), will see about11 000 ultra runners navigate their wayaround the 56 km route that enjoys interna-tional acclaim as theworld’smost beautifulmarathon.
Participants who have not yet updatedtheir qualifying race results are remindedto do so by 4 March.
All Ultra Marathon runners are requiredtohave completed at least one fullmarathon(42,2km) after 1 July 2014 in under fivehours.
South African ultra marathon entrants
are also required to belong to a registeredrunning club and have a valid running li-cence, and are reminded to check and up-date their club details before 4 March. Notemporary licences will be issued to ultramarathon runners.The good news for runners who missed
out on securing an ultra marathon is thatsubstitution entries have now officiallyopened, giving athletes who can no longerparticipate the opportunity to “hand over”their entry to another runner.Haile GebrselassieFurther exciting news for the race orga-
nisers is that Olympic great, Haile Gebrse-lassie, will visit the Mother City in April.“We are absolutely thrilled to have Haile
Gebrselassie support the world’s mostbeautiful marathon,” says Stefanie Schult-zen, TwoOceansMarathonmarketingman-ager.“Ithasalwaysbeenourdreamtohavehim
at our race, and we are over the moon thatour technical sponsor adidas will be bring-ing him out to South Africa.”Schultzen adds that the 41-year-old inter-
national icon will be supporting the eventsforming part of the Two Oceans Marathon,which will include a visit to the Old MutualTwo Oceans Marathon Expo. He will not berunning.R1 million bonusIn addition to the prize money that can
be won by the ultramarathonwinners, titlesponsor Old Mutual once again offers aR1 million bonus to the winning male andfemale runner who respectively breaks therecord for the 56 kmultramarathon in 2015.Themen’s record of 3:03:44 was set in 1988
byroadrunning legendThompsonMagawa-na, while Frith van der Merwe set the wom-en’s record a year later in 1989 when sheran 3:30:36.The closest any runner has come since
then is Zimbabwean Marko Mambo, whoran 3:05:39 in 2005, andwhohaswon the racethree times.Russian Olesya Nurgalieva ran the sec-
ond fastest women’s time in 2008 when shecrossed the finish line in 3:34:53.
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StellenboschGazette vra Stellenbos-sers om hierdie welsyn- en gemeen-skapsorganisasies te help.
Hier is ’n lys van hul belangrikstebehoeftes:
) Stellenbosch-nagskuiling:Ingemaakte (blikkies-) of vars
groente, enige droë sopbestanddele,macaroni, spaghetti, koffie, suiker,poeiermelk, smeergoed vir brood,badseep en handdoeke.
Daar is ook ’n behoefte aan vry-willigers om daagliks sop te skenk.Dit kan bevrore of vars wees. Skakel0 021 886 6173.
) Huis Horison:Materiaal, wol, kant en benodigd-
hede vir handwerkafdeling, water-digte (enkelbed) oortreksels virmatrasse, inkontinensie-doeke virvolwassenes. Skakel0 021 887 5080.
) Safe House Stellenbosch:Benodig dringend babaweggooi-
doeke, babaseep, -sjampoe en -klere,vroue- en kinderklere, pajamas ensokkies.
Vir die kombuis: rys, melkpoeierof langlewemelk, kookolie, suiker,pasta, koffie en tee. Algemeen: was-poeier vir outomatiese wasmasjien,Handy Andy, Jik, Domestos en op-wasmiddel vir skottelgoed.
Vaardigheidsklasse: hekelpenne,hekelgare, asook skryfbehoeftessoos verf, skêre, Pritt, gekleurde pa-pier en inkleurpotlode vir kreatie-we projekte. Vroue van die gemeen-skap word versoek om asseblief hultalente, stokperdjies, kennis en
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Kerke help onkapabelefeesgangers ná VenstersRAYMOND WILLEMSE
@princeraymie
Terwyl duisende mense verledeVrydag die jaarlikse Vensters gaankyk en jolig verkeer het, was ’ngroep mense daarop uit om te sorgdat diegene wat drank of alkoholkon misbruik, veilig is.
“Elke jaar hoor ons van snaaksegoed wat ná Vensters gebeur het.Ons het toe besluit om ’n tent in Vic-toriastraat op te slaan en die mensewat onder die invloed is daar te houtotdat hulle beter is om te verhoeddat erge goed met hulle dalk ge-beur,” het Mac Adaimi, ’n familie-pastoor by Shofar, gesê. Hy het gesêvan hulle gemeentelede asook ge-meentelede van Everynation hetvan Vrydag 18:00 tot Saterdagog-gend 04:00 die dorp gepatrolleer.
“Ons het ook ander kerke in die
dorp uitgenooi om ons te help.”Hy het gesê hulle het na meer as
20 mense by hul tent omgesien watonder die invloed was. “Die jongstewas ’n meisie (15) wat baie dronkin die straat was. ’n Vriend vanhaar was by en ons het hulle na dietent toe geneem tot sy beter gewordhet. Ons het ook ’n 16-jarige seunwat onder die invloed was tot by dietent gedra. Benewens dit het ledeook mense op die strate gehelp enhulle saam met vriende tot by hulmotors of huise vergesel.”
Adaimi het gesê hulle het ooktwee mense hospitaal toe geneemwat heel moontlik te veel gedrinkhet.
“Ons is lief vir mense en dis onsmanier om die wat in nood is tehelp. Ons kan nie meer toesien hoemense se lewens verwoes wordnie.”
Lede van Shofar- en Everynation-kerke in Stellenbosch staan dronkmense bywat Vrydag-aand ’n week gelede te diep in die bottel by Vensters gekyk het. FOTO: RAYMONDWILLEMSE
McDilling gryp DisneyWorld-droomkans aanRAYMONDWILLEMSE
@princeray-mie
’n Stellenbos-ser gaan eers-daags na Ame-rikawaarhyastoergids by ’nbekende pret-park gaanwerk.
LlewellynMcDilling vanCloetesville sesakke is bynagepak vir wan-neer hy Maan-dag na Floridagaan vertrekwaar hy as toer-gids by DisneyWorld gaanwerk.
“Ek is baie op-gewonde. Dit is’n unieke ge-leentheid en ekgaan dié kans met albei handeaangryp. Dít kan vir my baiedeure oopmaak.”
McDilling, wat matriek by Ho-erskool Cloetesville behaal het,gaan vir ’n jaar oorsee werk.
Hy sê verteenwoordigers vanDisney World het ’n voorleggingby Boland Kollege gedoen toe hytoerisme daar gestudeer het.
“Ek het sommer dadelik be-langgestel in dit wat ek gehoorhet. Ek het aansoek gedoen en
verlede jaarhet ek gehoorek vertrek inFebruarievanjaar.”
McDilling,wat in 2012 sydiploma byBoland Kolle-ge verwerfhet, het ná systudie ’n in-ternskap bydie Stellen-bosch-muse-um gedoen ennaweke en va-kansies uitge-help by Stel-lenbosch 360.Hy het daar-na by Stellen-bosch Wyn-roete gewerk.Sy laaste dagdaar is môre,voordat hyMaandag“oor die wa-ter gaan”.
Hy sê sy familie is baie trotsop hom en praat nie juis veel oordie feit dat hy hulle vir ’n jaargaan verlaat nie.
“Ek dink hulle gaan my baiemis. Ek is trots op myself oor ditwat ek bereik het en dat ek bomy omstandighede kan uitstyg.’n Mens moet alle geleenthedewat na jou kant toe kom, aangrypom jouself te verbeter.
“Ek raai alle jong mense aanom nooit op te hou droom nie.”
Llewellyn McDilling vertrek eersdaagsna Amerika waar hy vir ’n jaar as toer-gids by Disney World in Florida gaanwerk. FOTO: RAYMOND WILLEMSE
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Megan Muller van rooi huis wen verlede Donderdag gemaklik die aflos vir meisies o. 14 by Hoërskool Cloetesville seinterhuis. Monique Berry van blou huis het tweede geëindig en Elzona Casper van geel huis het derde geëindig. Blouhuis het die interhuis gewen, gevolg deur geel huis, rooi huis en groen huis. FOTO: RAYMOND WILELMSE
Varsity Cup 2015 kicks off with major clashbetween Maties and arch-rivals IkeysThe FNB Varsity Cup, presentedby Steinhoff International, is al-most back and ready to rock witha new innovations and evenmoreexcitement set to formpart of thisyear’s competition.
The 2015 season kicked off yester-day with a match between Matiesand Ikeys in Cape Town. At the timeof going to press the result of thismatch was not available yet. Thismatch will, however, set the scenefor the local Maties team and can bean indication of what can be expect-ed from the maroon jerseys in thisyear’s competition.On of the exciting innovations is
the return of the White Card.The white card, which allows
coaches and captains to refer deci-sions for review to television match
officials (TMOs) during games, wasfirst introduced during the inaugu-ral Varsity Cup competition in 2008.The system is back this year and isendorsed by the South African Rug-by Union (SARU).This is just another way Varsity
Cup ensures it remains at the fore-front of sporting innovation and as-sist SARU in testing ideas. This sea-son will also see the addition of thedefensive scrumhalf. The defensivescrumhalf is a simple change inrules where the scrumhalf defend-ing the scrum will not be allowed topass themouthof the scrumonce theball has been inserted. In otherwords, the defending scrumhalf willnot be allowed to follow theball.Var-sity Cup hopes that this rule will en-courage a running rugby style ofplay and diminish the breakdowns
at the scrum.Founder of the competition,
formerSpringbokscaptainFrancoisPienaar, believes that this year willbe even bigger and better than lastyear.“This year is a very exciting year
for Varsity Cup Rugby. The returnof the white card presents us witha unique opportunity to trial some-thing that we could one day see usedin international rugby. Sport cannotafford to stagnate in this day and ageand it is important that it evolveswith the players in mind. The whitecard is there to ensure the correctdecision is always made,” said Pie-naar.The 2014 edition saw UCT Ikeys
crowned champions after an em-phatic comeback. Ikeys scored threetries in five minutes to beat North-
West University (Pukke) 39-33 afterbeing 33-15 behind and Duitser Bos-man, CEO of Varsity Sports, hopesthat this year’s competition will beequally exciting.“We saw some brilliant rugby
played last year andbelieve that thisyear will be no different. The excite-ment around the tournament has re-ally comeof age in the last fewyears.The crowds have been brilliant, butmost importantly, we have seen theVarsity Cup be a springboard forplayers to launch their career,” Bos-man explained.The competition is also a spring-
board for players to further their ca-reers. Last year’s Currie Cup finalsaw 29 of the 44 players come froma pool of ex-Varsity Cup players, evi-dence that the platform is breedingsome of the best talent in the coun-
try.As usual, there will be hotly con-
tested derby matches between IkeysvsMaties aswell as Shimlas vs CUT,UJ vs Tuks & last year’s final repeatIkeys vs Pukke in Potchefstroom.There will be two televised fixtureson SuperSport 201 each week tomake sure that the rugby keeps onrocking.The competition would not have
been able to grow were it not for thecontinued support from the spon-sors, something Bosman feels is tes-tament to the quality of the competi-tion.“With First National Bank (FNB),
Steinhoff International, Spur andCell C continuing their commitmentto sponsorship, it underscores whata great product we have,” Bosmanconcluded.
Off-road triathletes taking on the action-packed Totalsports Xterra this comingSunday, now have more reason to pull out all the stops as the event organisersannounced a whopping prize purse increase of R80 000, taking the overall prizepurse to an impressive total of R249 000. Pictured here is Stuart Marais (Stellen-bosch) in action during the 2014 event in Grabouw. Marais will compete againthis year. PHOTO: CHERIE VALE/NEWSPORT MEDIA