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Elizabeth Julies, oftewel Makkies van Grebe-straat, Paarl-Oos, spog vanjaar vir die eerstekeer met suksesvolle druiwetrosse wat aanhaar wingerd hang. Vir die afgelope vier jaardat sy die wingerd versorg het, is dit die eerstekeer dat die wingerdstok sulke groot trosse dra.Sy sê die geheim van haar sukses is om diewingerd ordentlik te laat ent.

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In the Paarl Post) Back to schoolexcitement) Cigarette rob-bers arrested) Wild shoot-outsin Mbekweni) Baby trampledto death) Freedom Walk Wen boeke 4 Eerste skooldag 7 Sokker-aksie 8

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Hydrate and stay cool this summerIn response to the prediction ofvery hot weather for the nextfew weeks, the start of schoolathletics programmes and theharvest season in full swing,Western Cape GovernmentHealth is reminding people ofthefollowingguidelinestohelpprevent heat stroke and ex-haustion.

Babies, the elderly and peopleworking or exercising in a hot en-vironment are at particular riskfor heat stroke/exhaustion. Peo-ple using chronic medicationneed to drink extra water duringheat waves to ensure that theirkidneys are not further stressed.

General prevention for all ages:) Stay out of the sun if at all pos-

sible, if not) Wear a large hat to protect the

head from the sun, use an umbrel-la to add shade.

) Use a small wet towel or clothunder hats or on shoulders to helpkeep cool.

)Stayhydrated– inthecurrenttemperatures,stayinghydratedismost important – drink as muchwater as you need;

) Always carry water with you.

) Should you use a chronicmedication, such as high bloodpressure or diabetes medicationremember that becoming dehy-drated places extra stress on thekidneys,drinkamplecleanwater.

) Use a rehydration solution ifyou are thirsty even though youare drinking water: Mix the fol-lowing together in a clean bottle1F water, 8 teaspoons sugar and½ a teaspoon of salt. This is safefor all ages to drink especially forthosepeoplewhoworkorexerciseoutdoors, such as children prac-tising athletics and road or farmworkers.

) Ensure that the elderly andinfirm have easy access to water.

Tips for babies and children:) Babies: Breastfeed on de-

mand – breast milk is all that ba-bies younger than 6 months re-quire, you need not give the babywater or tea to ‘cool down’, theyonly need breast milk.

) Breast feeding mom’s mustremember to drink extra water,cold rooibos tea also makes a re-freshing and healthy drink.

) Take your baby to the clinicat the first sign of diarrhoea and/or vomiting.

) Keep babies in the shade orindoors.

) Wipe baby down with a cleandamp cloth – this will help keepthem cool.

) Do not cover babies in a lotof clothing and blankets; lightclothing is sufficient.

Older children:) Keep babies and children in

the shade.) Avoid sports activities if pos-

sible, if sport is essential; ensurethat there is a lot of water and re-hydration solution available.

) Children must wear hats andsunblock.

) Keep children indoors be-tween 11:00 and 16:00.

Tips for those working outside:This is for sports people, teach-

ersand/orcoachesandemployersof builders, gardeners and othersrequired to work outside:

) Keep your head covered,place a wet cloth under your hatto help keep cool.

) Make sure that there is lotsof cool, clean water to drink.

) Take regular, short breaks inthe shade.

) When taking a break, pourwater over your head to help the

body cool down.Symptoms of heat exhaustion/

stroke:Heat stroke can be fatal and

should be treated as a medicalemergency. Heat exhaustion is aless severe condition but canquickly progress to heat stroke ifleft untreated. Heat exhaustionand heat stroke occur when thebody is unable to lower its temper-aturetonormal levels throughtheskin or by sweating. Dehydrationcan cause heat stroke because thebody is unable to sweat fastenough to dissipate the heat.

Signs of heat exhaustion in-clude:

) Nausea or vomiting) A pale pallor, (skin colour)) Tiredness and weakness) Headache) Muscle cramps and dizzinessIf the symptoms are severe or

the victim has a heart conditionor high blood pressure, seek ur-gent medical help.

Give the person the oral rehy-dration solution described above.Donotaddtoomuchsalt – themix-tureshould taste like tears.Sportsdrinks or commercial oral rehy-drationsolutionarealsoeffective.

Mbekweni shoot-outA 25-year-old man was killedand three others injured inthree different shooting inci-dents in Mbekweni on Sun-day.

In the first incident, at 01:00on 18 January, two men wereshot in front of their house inChris Hani after robbers al-legedly wanted to rob theirhouse.

It is alleged that BulelaniSankwenkwe (26) and MmeliMpolweni (29), were outsidetheir house when four armedmen entered their yard andfired shots at them. Sank-wenkwesustainedawoundtohis right arm and has beendischarged from hospital.Mpolweni was shot in his leftshoulder and is still recuper-ating in hospital.

At 15:10 police responded toa second shooting incident in

H-Block. Upon their arrivalthey found two men, McebisiPhoswa (25) and Bokang Le-fatsa (34), in a shack, lying ina pool of blood. Both were stillalive.

Phoswa told police thatthey were sitting inside theshack when two men enteredand, without saying a word,fired shots at them beforerunning away.

Lefatsa sustained multiplewounds to his head, arm andleg, while Phoswa sustaineda bullet wound to his uppertorso.

Both victims were trans-ported to Paarl Hospital,where Phoswa later suc-cumbed to his injuries.

Nine empty 9 mm bulletcartridges and one bullet pro-jectile were found at thecrime scene. The police are

looking for Lubabalo Diko(Player) and Mzo, who canhelp in the investigation.

On Sunday night a police-man from Paarl’s CriminalInvestigations Departmentand his family were also inthe firing line when two sus-pects fired shots throughtheir bedroom window inNew Drommedaris. The De-tective Constable woke upwhen two people were pass-ing the bedroom window.When he went to investigate,four shots were fired fromoutside. Fortunately no onewas injured.

Cases of attempted murderand murder are being investi-gated. No arrests have beenmade. Anyone who can assistthe police, must contactMbekweni detectives on021 868 9926.

Opportunity foryoung entrepreneursThe Allan Gray Orbis Foundationis now calling on grade 12 andfirst-year university studentswith entrepreneurial talent to ap-ply for the university fellowshipopportunity.

By applying for the fellowship,The Allan Gray Orbis Foundationis offering individuals an oppor-tunity to develop as responsibleentrepreneurs.

Anthony Farr, CEO of the AllanGray Orbis Foundation, says:“The Foundation invests in along-term legacy of greatnessthroughinspiringanddevelopingindividuals who will become highimpact, responsible entrepre-neurs who are capable of shapingand transforming the future ofSouthern Africa.”

Applications are now open andclose on 30 April 2015 for currentGrade 12 learners. Current first-year university students have un-til 31 August 2015 to apply.

The foundation supports de-grees in the fields of commerce,engineering and science (exclud-

ing medicine), law or humanities(majoring in politics, philosophyor economics).

Only candidates furtheringtheir education at the followinguniversities can apply: Universi-ty of Cape Town, University of theWestern Cape, TSiBA (2nd yearintake), Stellenbosch University,University of Johannesburg, Uni-versity of Pretoria, WITS Univer-sity, Rhodes University, NelsonMandela Metropolitan Universi-ty and the University of the FreeState (2nd year intake).

With the Foundation’s firm be-lief that a solid education is thestarting point for any entrepre-neurial journey, the fellowshipopportunity provides candidatefellows access to a community oflike-minded individuals, expo-sure to thought leaders, mentor-ship, entrepreneurial mind-setdevelopment and full universityfunding.

Visit www.allangrayorbis.orgor the foundation’s Facebookpage for more information.

Youngsters from different areas in Drakenstein attended the Manyano Centre’s Holiday Club Anti Crime Initiative. The aimof the holiday club is to give children the opportunity to be involved in positive activities during the school holiday. Theytake part in different sports activities and there are talks on crime prevention and drugs. FOTO: LIEZL DAVIDS

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Hoe jy jou kind kan helpom te presteer in gr. 1Jongelingevanoral indieDrakenstein-areahet vandeesweek hul skoolloopbaan begin.

Maar dit is nie net ’n skool se verantwoorde-likheid om jou kind te help presteer nie, maarouers speel ook ’nbaiebelangrike rol inkindersse opvoeding.Ons moet almal weet wat om te verwag wan-

neer ons iets nuuts begin. Praat met jou kindenvinduitwathyofsyverwagenwathom/haarpla.Sê aan jou kind dat jy hom/haar sal help met

sy/haarleesenskryf ingr. 1,endat jyhom/haarbaie nuwe woorde sal leer. Verduidelik dat hy/sy mooi moet luister in die klas en die werk sogoed asmoontlik doenwat aanhom/haar gegeeword om te doen, Verduidelik dat dit pret enopwindend is om te leer.Verduidelik ook dat die twee belangrikste

dinge om te doen is om te leer lees, en hoe omsomme temaak.Hierdie vaardighede is baie be-langrik omdat dit vir hom/haar die wêreld vanleer oopmaak.Wees self deurgaans bewus van wat jou kind

al moes geleer het van veral tale en wiskunde.As jy self onseker is oor jou kind se vordering,gaan praat met hul onderwyser.In gr. 1 gaan jou kind leer hoe om aandagtig

te luister en vrae te vra. Jou kind sal ook leerhoe om die klanke van die alfabet te maak. Hy/sy sal leer hoe om woorde te vorm en uit tespreek. Jou kind sal ook die stories geniet watdie onderwyser lees.Deur te leesword jou kind blootgestel aan die

regteenverbeeldingswêreld.Teendieeindevangr. 1 sal jou kind geleer het hoe om al die lettersvan die alfabet uit te spreek en te herken. Leesself ook vir jou kind en laat hulle vir jou lees.Beantwoord hulle vrae en gesels oor die dag

se gebeurtenisse by die skool.Besoek ook gereeld jou naaste biblioteekmet

hulle. Endoen soveelmoontlik omhul nuuskie-righeid te wek en hul vrae te beantwoord.Jou kind gaan nou ook geleer word hoe om

’npotlood, verfkwas envetkryt te gebruik.Teendie einde van gr. 1 sal jou kind in staat weesomaldie lettersvandiealfabet te skryf.Dit sluitwoorde, sinne en stories in. Laat hulle soveelmoontlik tuis ook oefen.Maak tyd om oor die dag se gebeurtenisse te

praat en oor wat hulle nuuts by die skool geleerhet.Maak jou kind bewus van die alfabet. (”Is

daardie letter ’n ‘b’ of ’n ‘d’?”)Doen basiese sommemet jou kind, soos as die

koerant op Saterdag R15 kos, en dit kos R5 opMaandag, hoeveelmeer betaal ons dan op ’n Sa-terdag? Hiervoor kan jy maklik jou vingers ge-bruik om te wys.In gr. 1 gaan jou kind oor driedimensionele

voorwerpe leer (sfere, balle, bokse, prismas) entweedimensionele vorms (sirkels, driehoeke envierkante). Nog iets wat belangrik is, is die ver-houding tussen voorwerpe; “Is die driehoek boof onder die sirkel?”Help hulle om lengte te verstaan deur ’n lini-

aal te gebruik om klein voorwerpe in die huiste meet.Iets ook so eenvoudig soos om ’n kalender by-

derhand te hê en dat jou kind elke dag afmerken dan ook maande. Dit help hulle om die dagvan die week te kan lees asook nommers beterverstaan. So sal hulle ook die maande kan leer.Gesels met jou kind se onderwysers oor hoe

om jou kind se lees-, skryf- en wiskunde-vaar-dighede tuis te verbeter. Ondersteun jou skool– jykanbaiedoenomsekertemaakdat jouskool’n gelukkige plek is om in te leer en te onderrig.Jou kind se skool moet aan die begin van die

jaar ’n assesseringsplan aan jou verskaf met ’nformele vorderingsverslag aandie einde van el-ke kwartaal.

Dié gr. 1-leerders by Laerskool La Rochelle was gretig om aan die werk te spring op hul eersteskooldag in 2015. FOTO: LIEZL DAVIDS

NLB to focus more on earlychildhood developmentThe National Lotteries Board (NLB)would like to encourage more early child-hood development initiatives to respondto the organisation’s calls for funding,says Charlotte Mampane, chief executiveof the NLB.Early childhood development is critical

in ensuring that children have the bestchance in life and the NLB would like toseemoreresourcesbeingdirectedtowardsthese causes.“The NLB is keen to play its part in en-

suring that no child is left behind.”Mampane says the NLB is proud of the

early childhood development pro-grammes that the organisation hasbrought under its wings including Refent-se Preschool and Day Care Centre in Bot-shabelo, Free State, which received fund-ing of up to R1 353 900.

The funding was allocated for opera-tions, building renovations and forvehicle acquisition andmaintenance pur-poses.“However, unless the NLB receives

applications from early childhood devel-opment centres on time and in the correctformat, our hands as the NLBwill remaintied.”Mampane is pleased to see somany com-

munity organisations emerging through-out the country focusing on early child-hood development.“Wewould like to join their fight to give

every child in South Africa an adequatestart in life regardless of their family cir-cumstances.“We want to build a South Africa where

a child’s family circumstances do notdetermine their destiny,” says Mampane.

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SSttaarr SSiiggnnssStar Signs22 December to21 JanuaryCAPRICORN

At this time you are inclined to invest your time and moneyinto making your environment more beautiful and

comfortable. You may also wish to enhance your personalappearance in some way, such as getting a new hair style orpurchasing clothing, cosmetics, and the like. Social gatherings

are also very positive for you now.

21 January To20 FebruaryAQUARIUS

Significant changes and opportunities face you at this time butmaking the correct decision about what to do is not easy. This is aperiod of critical decisions and transition. A major change in your

life can occur now (new job, relocating, ending a long-termrelationship or beginning a new one, etc.). In fact, it is not unusual

for several important changes of this nature to be occurring.

20 February to21 MarchPISCES

Today it is easy for you to concentrate on your work, to eliminatewhat is superfluous or distracting you from what you really need todo. You have the self-control and discipline to apply yourself to tasksthat you may have been avoiding. You want to put your affairs in

order and have a greater tolerance for tedium than usual. This is agood time to tackle mundane chores and practical business.

21 March to21 AprilARIES

This is not the best time to schedule any activity that calls for tact,diplomacy, or caution, as you are inclined to be extremely

straightforward, direct, and to the point in all of your interactions. Yousay exactly what you think, and in fact are even inclined to be verballyaggressive, pushy, or perhaps sarcastic. Your mind is very sharp now, so

this is a good time to "attack" intellectual or mental work.

21 April to21 MayTAURUS

Some change in attitude towards your ideals andspiritual values occurs now. This change is very inner andgradual, so it is not likely that you will have any great

concern or difficulty about these changes. A new attitudetoward the religious beliefs that you were taught as a

child is very likely to develop now.

22 June to23 JulyCANCER

This is a good time to schedule social activities or even businessmeetings where tact and friendliness would be a plus. You act as a

diplomat and harmonizer between people with differing viewpoints.Also, attending cultural events such as an art show or a play isfavored. Thoughts of love, an appreciation for beauty, and an

aesthetic enjoyment of your surroundings are brought to the fore.

21 May to22 JuneGEMINI

At this time you enjoy emotional satisfaction and harmony inyour home life. Relationships with women run smoothly. If youhave a solid emotional base in your life, you will receive thebenefits of that. If not, this is a good time to begin makingconnections with people and also to discover what gives real

emotional nourishment and fulfillment.

23 Julie to24 AugustLEO

Stress which has been building up both at work andin your family relationships needs to be released

now. Try to work out or find ways to express yourselfphysically, like working in the yard or playing sports;otherwise, you are prone to becoming pugnacious

with the people you are closest to.

24 August to23 SeptemberVIRGO

Your desire for pleasure, ease, and affection is brought to thefore and may interfere with work or complicated situations in

which you need to be acting assertively and on your ownbehalf. Your mood and attitude is conciliatory, and your need

for love and approval heightened. Social gatherings andpersonal relationships are favored.

23 September to23 OctoberLIBRA

Withdrawing from emotional social contact is favored now, for evenwhen you are with others you are likely to feel separate and alone.Sadness and disappointments in your personal life are also probablenow. Inadequacies and flaws in your friends or lovers are particularly

bothersome to you now, and you may feel that you have nearlyexhausted your patience for dealing with these problems.

23 October to23 NovemberSCORPIO

At this time you may feel out of your element or out of sync withyourself or your surroundings. Interference from others requires

adjustment and perhaps sacrifice on your part. What you have to offeror want to do doesn't mesh well with what seems to be necessary. Whilenot a full blown crisis, it is a time of strain and tension, which can be

somewhat debilitating to your health.

23 November to22 DecemberSAGITTARIUS

Fateful encounters which are not altogether pleasant are indicated. Ifyou are in an established intimate relationship, it is apt to be roughsailing right now. Ultimatums, bringing up past pain and unresolvedissues, jealousy, or unusual neediness or possessiveness may all bepart of the scenario, and what makes all of this quite stressful is that

most of it is not blatant but subtle and insidious.

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Method:

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well. Braai the steak over very hot coals, about 3-4 minutes a side, turning only once. Season withbraai spice as you go along. Remove from the heat. Top with a dollop of flavoured butter and enjoy

the flavours melting into your steak.Flavoured butter: Combine the ingredients to form a paste. Refrigerate until needed.

Ingredients: FLAVOURED BUTTER:• T-bone steaks (make sure they are store- bought garlic butter,

thick cut with a healthy portion of softenedmeat on the fillet side) 1 Tbsbeef braai marinade of your choice grainy mustardbraai spice of your choice 3 sun-dried tomatoes, finelysea salt and freshly ground black choppedpepper

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T-BONE WITH MUSTARD AND

SUN-DRIED TOMATO BUTTER

T-BONE WITH MUSTARD AND

SUN-DRIED TOMATO BUTTER

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THIS WEEK’S EXPECTEDWEATHER TEMPERATURES

PAARL/

WELLINGTON

WEATHER

FRIDAY 23/01 SATURDAY 24/01 SUNDAY 25/01

MONDAY 26/01 WEDNESDAY 28/01 THURSDAY 29/01TUESDAY 27/01

HIGH

31°C

LOW

11°C

HIGH

25°C

LOW

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HIGH

31°C

LOW

12°C

HIGH

31°C

LOW

17°C

HIGH

36°C

LOW

14°C

HIGH

32°C

LOW

17°C

HIGH

33°C

LOW

14°C

PORT

ELIZABETH

EAST COAST

WEATHER

FRIDAY 23/01 SATURDAY 24/01 SUNDAY 25/01

MONDAY 26/01 WEDNESDAY 28/01 THURSDAY 29/01TUESDAY 27/01

HIGH

29°C

LOW

19°C

HIGH

27°C

LOW

19°C

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24°C

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LOW

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26°C

LOW

21°C

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28°C

LOW

20°C

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You the Entrepreneur: What’s in a name?DAVID MALHERBE

What name shall I givemy newbusiness? Shall I name it aftermyself, for instance “JoeSoap’s Butchery”, or the townwhere I live, like “KoekenaapBeauty Parlour” or choose aname that describes what I amdoing, for example “Fix-a-DentPanel-beaters” or a name thathas some special meaning formyself.

One can certainly name someadvantages and disadvantages toeach of the above, but I believethat to select the best name it isnecessary to have a long termper-spective.What will happen if Joe Soap’s

son or grandson, Andrew some-

day succeeds Joe inthe business? Or whatif Koekenaap BeautyParlour becomes arunaway success andbranches out to othertowns? The nameKoekenaap BeautyParlour may sit some-what uneasy in Ron-debosch.LastweekIdrovebe-

hind a vehicle adver-tising a business with a very de-scriptive name: “EarthquakeMo-bile Disco.” The name says it all.You can almost feel the vibes youcan expect should you make useof their services.It is also necessary to consider

a logo or slogan for advertisingyour business. “We will rock

you!” will go much bet-ter with EarthquakeMobile Disco than forexample “Music for themoment.”Furthermore, a

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more descriptive, the shorter oneis just so much easier to use, forinstance when you answer thephone.The name is also important for

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regular advertising and render-ing an excellent product or ser-vice. Therefore one can also con-sider whether the name signifiesquality or excellence andwhetherit is short and easy to remember.Add to that the letter type and

colours that you will use forbranding purposes and you’ll re-alise that there is more to thename of your business than justputting something on paper. It isimportant to invest some timeconsidering, selecting and plan-ning the name and branding ofyour business.David Malherbe is a business

and career consultant and lives inWellingtonandcanbecontactedonhiswebpagewww.jedidiah.org.za,or by phone 021 873 0262, or onFacebook “Jy die Entrepreneur.”

Do you want to be the next Drakenstein Gazette Entre-preneur? Drakenstein Gazette wants to find out moreabout entrepreneurs who operate their unique busi-nesses from their homes, making interesting products,whether it is place mats, handbags or fancy cakesor cookies. In today’s tough economy, starting yourown business is the solution. Not only do you creatework for yourself, but for others as well. Send us adescription of your business, or come and tell us aboutit. Once amonth theGazette Entrepreneur of theMonthwill be selected. The winner will receive a free promo-tional article in the Drakenstein Gazette and a freeadvertisement to boost his or her business. To enteror for more information, call 021 870 4614; emaildrakenstein@media24.comor visit our officeat1aNewStreet, Paarl.

Dié jong klopsetjies van die Caledonian Roses het op Nuwejaarsdag in versengende hitte geduldighul beurt afgewag om hul passies ten toon te stel by die eerste ronde van vanjaar se klopse-kompetisieby Boland-stadion op Wellington. FOTO: LISE BEYERS

Een gelukkige leser kan drielekker leesboeke wen. Storie-man Omnibus 6 is saamge-stel deur Leon Rousseau ensluit twee CD’s in. BennieBoekwurm vertel lekker sto-ries, geskryf deur Louise Smitbevat stories gegrond op diedestydse TV-reeks en Tania endie Towerfluitjie deur HelenBrain enNickyWebb is humo-ristiese, prettige en vol diere-drama en avonture. Al dieboeke word deur Human &Rousseau uitgegee. Om dieboeke te wen SMS LEES na37405 voor 12:00 op Maan-dag 19 Januarie.

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Dahlia-skoubinnekort weerin WellingtonWellington Dahlia-vereniginghou sy jaarlikse dahlia-skouop Saterdag 24 Januarie opWellington.

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Dahlia-kwekers van oor dieWes-Kaap sal hul blomme komuitstal.

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Die Fabulous Pe-arlites het verle-de Saterdag byPelikaanpark inWellington deel-geneem aan diejaarlikse klopse-kompetisie. Diewenners van diekompetisie sal op7 Februarie ge-kies word. FOTO:KAY FARROW

Kay’s Community Outreach het aan die einde van verlede jaar kinders op Vryguns-plaas bederf met’n Kersfeespartytjie. Hier is Kay Farrow (middel), van Kay’s Community Outreach, saam met van diekinders.

Karel Dampies, a community worker in the Drakenstein andCape Winelands, handed out goodies to children on ChristmasDay. He would like to thank all the sponsors who helped makethis event possible.

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MA EN DOGTER: Izané Wentzel op haar eerste dagin gr. 1, saammet haar ma, Zania.FOTO:MARYKESWART

DOLGELUKKIG: Die gr.1.3's van die Laerskool Noord-Eind het rustig ingekleur op hul eerste dag in die 'grootskool’. Voor is Alette Roux. FOTO: MARYKE SWART

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Nea Clay Davids was nie baie gelukkig om vir die eerste keer skooltoe te gaan byAmstelhof Primêr Skool nie, maar wou eerder weer saam met sy mamma huiswaartskeer. FOTO: ERNEST KILOWAN

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Laerskool Drakenstein het al hul leerders tydens hul tradisionele saal-byeenkoms verwelkom. Die gr. 1’swas te opgewonde en kon nie wag om hul sitplekke in hul klaskamer in te neem nie. Agter van links isHanco Alberts, Cecilia Charles en Herschel Hendricks. Voor sit Aphton Jacobs, Lise-Maré de Wit, Larissavan Wyk en Hannes van Breda. FOTO: DEVIDEAN MOSES

Die gr. 1-seuns van Primêre Seunskool Paarl het gereed gestaan vir hul eerste skooldagvan hul skool loopbaan. Hier agter kyk Ilse von Wieligh en Zuléka Smit toe hoe dieAfrikaanse klas in hul ry staan.

Clyde Smit (regs) se ma moes Woensdag by die nuwe skoolin Wellington, Van Wyksvlei Primêr, klou vir lewe en dood omdie huilende Clyde te keer om nie die pad te vat huistoe nie.Sy maters, Asken Isaacs, Jordan Isaacs, Austin Isaacs, HandreLukas en Meshaan Damon, wat saam met hom staan en waghet dat hul eerste skooldag moet begin, het wel daarin geslaagomdie trane terug te hou,maar die grootmensemoesookheeltydkeer dat hulle nie saam met Clyde voet in die wind slaan nie.

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27 for Freedom Walk

SportdagboekRUGBY

) Villagers Newton se voorseisoensoefe­ninge is al aan die gang. Elke Dinsdag enDonderdag om 19:00.Die klub vier ook hierdie jaar hul 50ste

bestaansjaar, ennooialleoudspelers en ­le­de uit om kontak te maak met die bestuurrakende die aktiwiteite vir die jaar.) Albions­rugbyklub se oefeninge is elkeMaandag en Woensdag op Dal Josafat.Die oefeninge sal gelei word deur afrigtersRoderick Allies, Rodney November, MorneGoetham,enhulle sal bygestaanworddeurGareth Watts.Vir meer besonderhede kontak Allies by078 427 8571.) Young Peoples se voorseisoensoefenin­ge vind plaas op Maandae en Woensdaeop Dal Josafat om 18:30. Alle spelers envoornemende spelers is welkom om te komvoorberei.) Die Algemene Jaarvergadering van Yo­ungStandardsRFCwordgehouopSondag25Januarieom15:00byEbenaezer­skool.Alle nuwe en oud­lede is welkom.Young Standards vier hul 125ste bestaans­jaar in 2016 en ‘n feeskomitee sal ook aan­gewys word.Young Standards het reedsmet hul voorsei­soensoefening by Ebenaezer begin en al­

mal word versoek om hierdie oefening byte woon.Young Standards se eerste vriendskaplikewedstryd is op 7 Maart en word afgesluitmet ’n jaarlikse derby­ kragmeting teen Re­treat op 28 Maart in Retreat.Vir verdere besonderhede skakel die sekre­taris by 082 731 4879) Die algemene jaarvergadering van diePaarl Rugbykode word op Donderdag 28Januarie by Dal Josafat­stadion afgehan­del. ‘n Voorsitter en kassier moet aangewysword. Alle klubs word versoek om die ver­gadering by te woon en nominasies vir diekritiekeposte tebenoem.Vir verderebeson­derhede bel die sekretaris by082 731 4879.) Allandale­rugbyklub se voorseisoensoe­feninge is voorlopig op Maandae enWoensdae om 18:30 by Drakenstein Kor­rektiewe Dienste.Die klub se eerste vriendskaplike wed­

stryd is op 21 Februarie teen Dennegeur­rugbyklub by Drakenstein KorrektieweDienste.Alle nuwe sowel as oudlede is welkom.

Vir enige navrae bel die klub sekretaris by082 737 8952.) Evergreens RVK is al aan die oefen elkeDinsdag­ enDonderdagaandom19:00opEvergreens Park.

Vir verdere inligting, bel asseblief vir Japievan Rooyen by 078 870 9787.) Franschhoek­rugbyklub wil graag allelede, spelers en toeskouers voorspoed toe­wens in die nuwe jaar. Hulle hoop omalmalterug te sien in die nuwe seisoen.Die klub het sy voorseisoen­voorberei­

ding op Maandag 5 Januarie om 18:30hervat.Alleoud­ennuwespelers iswelkom.Vir meer inligting bel Julian Williams084 843 9326.) Paarl Rangers benodig die vrywilligedienste van ‘n hoofafrigter vir die2015/2016 seisoen.Personewat belangstel kan hul CVbydie

sekretaris indien of per e­pos stuur napaarlrangers@gmail.com.Voornemende aansoekers moet ‘n lid

(oud­lid) van die klub wees en ten minsteoor ’n Vlak 1­afrigtingsertifikaat beskik.Amptelike oefeninge het reeds Dinsdag

13 Januarie begin te Dal Josafat­stadion.

AFRIGTING

)Westelike Provinsie Rugbyvoetbalunie,in samewerking met die Paarl­rugbystreek,bied ‘nvlak­1afrigtingskursusop31Janua­rie aan.’n Beperkte aantal plekke is nogbeskikbaaren koste beloop R250. Die kursus is vanaf

08:00 – 16:00.Bring jou sweetpak en eie skryfbehoeftessaam.Verversings sal ook te koop aangebiedword. Boksmart­kursus volg in Februarie nadie suksesvolle voltooiing van die vlak­1 af­rigtingskursus.Almal iswelkom.Vir verderebesonderhedebel Kevin Benjamin by 082 731 4879.

NETBAL

) Die Paarl­netbalklub se oefening be­gin Dinsdag 27Januarie om 18:30 by dieBoland­banePaarl. BelBennieSaaymanvirverdere inligting by 083 462 6311.

STOEI

) DiePaarl Stoeiklub seoefeningebeginweereerskomendeDonderdag22Januarie2015. Stoei vind plaas in die Ontspan­ningsklubsaal in Du Toitstraat, Paarl. Oe­fentye is Dinsdag enDonderdag van 08:00tot 19:30. Kontak vir Johan Jordaan by072 385 6510of per epos: jojordaan@tel­komsa.net.

KRIEKET

) Die Paarl­Oos Krieketklub bied braai­

verkopeaanopSaterdag31Januarie.Kos­te is R50 per bord en kan by die klubhuisbetaal word.

KUSHENGEL

) Paarl­kushengelklubhou24Januariehulvolgende liga­kompetisie te Struisbaai.Enigiemand, jonk of oud, wat sou be­

langstel om deel te word van die klub kanvir Gerrit van Niekerk bel by083 259 4310.

ATLETICS

)Notice is hereby given of a coachingclinic that will take place at Swartland HighSchool,Malmesbury, on Saturday24 Janu­ary from 08:30 till 13:30.This clinic forms part of Boland Athletics

developmentprogrammetoensure thatath­letes andcoachespreparewell for the2015season.The registration fee is R60 (per athlete/

coach) which will include coaching infor­mation, snacks and attendance certificate.Refreshmentswill be soldat the tuck shop.For more information please contact

Freek Stander on 084 511 9230 or Bran­don du Plessis on 076 187 7260 or bran­donathletics@yahoo.com)

’n Aksiebelaaidesokkerwedstryd isSondagoggendgespeel toe FCNederburg en Vic-toria United sakeuitgespook het.Nie minder nie as8 doele is aange-teken en Victoriahet op5-3aswen-ners die veld ver-laat. Hier is Tas-swel Jacobs (regs)van Victoria besigom die bal testeel. FOTO: ER-NEST KILOWAN

The 27 for Freedom Walk takesplace on Saturday 7 February atDrakensteinCorrectionalServices.

Besides the 50 m toddlers dash,5 km, 10 kmand27 kmraces, athletesand visitors can again look forwardto high-class entertainment, such asThe Rockets.There will be a great selection of

food and novelty stalls, a kiddies cor-ner and several spot prizes (32” flatscreenTV, a smartphone,WalkaPor-table TVs, and more) to be won.The closing dates for the 10 kmand

27 kmraces are 25 January formanu-al entries and 1 February for onlineentries. The 5 km-race and 50 m-dashentries are open until race day.

Entry forms are available at theDrakenstein Correctional Services,Drakenstein municipal offices, cer-tain Capitec Bank branches, Sports-man’s Warehouse stores and at the3@1 store at Paarl Mall.Online entries can also be done at

www.27ForFreedom.co.za orwww.topevents.co.za .The eventwill be followed by a spe-

cial gospel afternoon on Sunday 8February at 15:00.According to Drakenstein Correc-

tional Services’ area commissioner,director JeremyMatheyse, this addi-tional activity provides everyonewith a platform to join hands andhearts in solemn prayer, praise andworship