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Year 4 • Friday 29 August 2014 | Tel. 021 870 4600 | SMS 32365

In the Paarl Post) Our localOlympic star) More woes forBoland Rugby) Two attacks bybalaclava gang) Thieves breakinto funeral parlour

PJSS receives science lab 3 Orchestra wins award 7 Blues op wenpad 8

Verskeie laerskole van die PaarlenWellingtonasookSwartland,het deelgeneem aan ’n land-loop-kompetisie wat by Voor-Groenberg Primêr in Wellingtongehou is. Die omgewing het al-les gebied om die roete ’n land-loop "droom" te maak. Die eer-ste deel was deur ’n gras-areawaar die beeste daardie og-gend nog gewei het. Daar waswater, modder, ’n donga en ’npaadjie deur olyfboorde, voor-dat die laaste deel op diegrondpad na die skool aange-durf is. Die leerders het diekompetisie terdeë geniet tenspyte daarvan dat hulle vir dievale moes hardloop om dieeindstreep te haal.

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Drakenstein Gazette News - Nuus Friday 29 August 20142

The Boland K9Unit conducted search operationsat a well-known drug outlet in the Newton areaon Wednesday 27 August. During the search op-erations a bag of dagga weighing 28.1 kg, witha street value of about R41 000,was confiscatedand booked in at Mbekweni Police. A 31-year-oldmale was arrested and appeared in the Welling-ton Magistrates Court on charges of possessionof dagga.

Paarl Police held an awareness campaign at Paarl and Boland Brickfields onSaturday 23 August in celebration of women's month. Soup, clothing and pam-phlets were handed out to women and children in the area. Awareness talkson child safety and domestic violence were also held.

Paarl-Oos-polisiestasie se beamptes het tydens 'n ge-slaagde operasie beslag gelê op 74 160 F drank inNeil Mosesstraat, Paarl-Oos. Hier wys ao. William Da-niels (links) en oa. Alta Booyens die drank wat verledeweek beslag opgelê is. FOTO: DEVIDEAN MOSES

Here Warrant OfficerWilliam Daniels ofPaarl East Police Sta-tion holds the manymetres of 5 mmpollyc-oppipe (plastic piping)which were foundabandoned in Paarl-E-ast.PHOTO: DEVIDEANMOSES

Suspect disguiseshimself as policemanA family of Bar-tholomeus Streetin Paarl East isstill in shock afterfour suspects at-tacked and robbedthem. One of therobbers wasdressed as a po-liceman.

According to a po-lice report, fourarmed men enteredthe property atabout 03:45 on Sun-day morning, 24 October. “The family weresleeping when the suspects knocked at thedoor and told them that they are police offi-cialsandwere looking forWilly,” saysspokes-person Lt Diana Linee. The victim told themthatno suchperson was staying inherhouse.“The suspects then broke a window and

forced their way into the house,” says Linee.One of the men was dressed in a police uni-

form,while the other threemenwere in plainclothes. The victim’s husband tried to protectthe family and started to fight with the sus-pects. The suspects fled with a television andan amplifier. This is the second incident intwomonths in Paarl Eastwhere victims havefallenprey to robbersdisguisedaspolicemen.Anyone with information can call the PaarlEast Police Station at 021 877 5900.

These are identikits of some of the suspects of a burglary in Groenheuwel, duringwhich one of the suspects was dressed as a policeman.

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UWC supports school scienceThe Rector of the University ofthe Western Cape (UWC), ProfBrian O’Connell and Director ofthe Garden Cities ArchwayFoundation, Myrtle February,recently opened a brand newUWCScience Learning Centre atthe Paulus Joubert SecondarySchool.

The Science Learning Centre forAfrica of UWC (UWC-SLCA) haswon a number of awards for its far-reaching support programmes toimprove the teaching and learningof science and mathematics.

To expedite this process it hasteamed up with corporate organisa-tions to improve the infrastructurewhere these gateway subjects aretaught to provide creative space inwhich teachers and learners can in-teract with science and technology.

UWC-SLCA, in partnership withtheGardenCitiesArchwayFounda-tion,has constructed 19 science lab-oratories or UWC Science LearningCentres (SLCs) at Western CapeSchools. This brings the number ofSLCs to 23, with a further threeplanned for this year.

Theconstructionof science learn-ing centres is an extension of thecurriculum support provided byUWC-SLCA to reward committedscience teachers, school manage-ment and learners.

The results of learners and teach-ers in national and internationalbenchmark tests paint a bleak pic-ture highlighting a national crisis.

According to Director of UWC-SLCA, Prof. Shaheed Hartley: “Wehave to start with the basics, sup-porting teachers to regain confi-dence to teach science with ad-vanced levels of understanding,knowledge and teaching skills.

“We have to be creative in provid-ing learnerswithopportunities thatwill draw their interest and willing-ness to learn.

“Acultureofscienceteachingandlearning will be a good start to im-prove National Science Centre andother assessments.

“Confident and knowledgeablescience teachers in the environ-mentofUWCScienceLearningCen-tres is a step in the right direction.

“It’s a wonderful achievement forour school to receive this majorsponsorship. Our learners andteachers deserve it,” says principalTommy Kearns.

Bodies wantingtosupport this in-itiative by UWC-SLCA. are encour-agedtomakecontactwith theDirec-tor of UWC-SLCA, Prof Hartley 021959 2680 or send an email toslca@uwc.ac.za.

These eager scholars in the new Science Learning Centre at the Paulus Joubert Second-ary School are, Léshae Herandine, Pausha Ruiters, Haylene Williams, Kechia-LeighAdams and Shanique Sass. PHOTO: DEVIDEAN MOSES

Games tocontinueThe Department ofCultural Affairs andSport (DCAS), inpartnership withthe Western CapeOlder Person Forumand Age in Action,will host the Provin-cial Golden GamesEvent for Senior Cit-izens from 60 yearsand older at the BlueDowns Sport Stadi-um on 30 August.

Participants fromall six districts inthe Western Capewill take part in theevent, competing inathletic activitiesand recreation ac-tivities. Entry to theevent is free.

Take care with PINs and ATMsResearch at FNB and VISA revealsthat while the overall awareness ofcard fraud is high, 42% of respond-ents share their bank card PINs.

The bank is always looking atways to improve security, but cer-tain key fraud factors are the re-sponsibility of both the bank andits customers.

“Wecannotstressenoughthe im-portance of keeping personal bank-ing information secret,” says Atha-ly Khan, Head of Fraud at FNBCredit Card. “The risk of sharingPINs or writing them down is two-fold: there is a bigger chance of be-ing defrauded and you may see ac-tivity that you did not authorise.”

Fraud cases are investigated onan individual basis, but a refund isunlikely if the original card andPIN were used for the transaction.

“Where the original card and itsPIN were used, we often find thatcard owners have shared their de-tails.

“This isseenascustomerauthor-isation and will decrease the likeli-hood of a refund,” notes Khan.

Counterfeit card fraud, on theother hand, is the result of a series

of compromises, where the fraud-sters skim and clone a card andthen use the PIN, obtained through“shoulder surfing” or installedcameras, to access a customer’sfunds. It is therefore critical thatcustomers remain vigilant whenentering their PINs at ATMs andpoint of sale (POS) devices, to avoidshoulder surfing.

Despite these factors, card usageis on the up as the safest transact-ing method, but only if you don’tnote down your PIN or share it.

When keying in your PIN at aPOS device, make sure that you:

• Never let the card out of sight• Retrieve the card after paying• Cover the pad when keying in

the PIN• Keep the slip in case your trans-

action is declined• Never accept assistance and

don’t draw money if you feel un-safe.

• Cancel your card if it is swal-lowed or you think you may havebeen a victim of fraud

• Don’t draw money at an ATMwithablankscreenandnever forceyour card into an ATM slot.

Drakenstein Gazette General - Algemeen Friday 29 August 20144

You, the entrepreneur: are youstarting or buying a business?DAVID MALHERBE

Starting your own businesstakes a lot of effort; you createsomething that was not therepreviously. It is hard to breaknew ground, but if you can pullit off, it gives great satisfaction.

There aremany things to attendtowhenstarting fromscratch.Themost important is tocreateastruc-ture for the business.Part of creating a structure is to

get suppliers for goods and servic-es you need.So, if you are a manufacturer,

wherewillyoubuyrawmaterials?Whowill servicemachines? etc. Inretail you need wholesale suppli-ers for the goods you want to re-

sell, suppliers of shelv-ing, etc. But in all busi-nesses you needadministration andbookkeeping servicesand you need to deter-mine what time of theyear or month to per-form certain tasks.A friend of mine has

a business that sellsfishing, swimming anddiving gear in a coastaltown.He toldme that inAugust, when

few people enter his shop, he or-ders large quantities of stock tohave it available during the De-cember/January season. Duringthat time, his suppliers close theirbusinesses and he cannot restock

until the end of Janu-ary.Creating structure is

often a matter of trialand error and the mis-takes that you makeduring the process aregood but hard lessons.That is why some

prefer buying a busi-ness and so receive thewhole structure al-ready in place, al-

though you pay a pretty penny forit.Many a business that is for sale

may be in some sort of financialtrouble and in my experience of-ten overpriced. Therefore, be cau-tious if you consider buying in-stead of starting a business.

When you start a business fromscratch, you grow your ability tomanage the business as it grows.Should you buy an existing busi-ness and have never been in busi-ness before, youmay find that youlack the skills to manage what isexpected of you.I have seen educated people get-

ting into the deep-end when buy-ing or inheriting businesses onlyto lose the lot a year or two later.Unfortunately you can’t buy the

ability to manage along with thebusiness. Only experiencewill do.* David Malherbe is a business-

and career consultant and lives inWellington.He canbe contacted viahis web page www.jedidiah.org.zaor T/F 021 873 0262 or on Facebookat “Jy die Entrepreneur.”

Oud-Springbok, Tinus Li-neewat in April 2013metMotorneuronsiekte gedi-agnoseer is, het verledeSaterdag 23 Augustus sy44ste verjaarsdag gevier.Die president van Suid-Afrikaanse WeermagRugby-unie ds. PieterOberholzer en kol. HansieYzelle (sekretaris van SAWeermag Rugby-unie)het ook onlangs ’n tjekaan hom oorhandig asbydrae vir sy mediese on-kostes. Hier saam methom en die lede van dieweermag verskyn van Ti-nus se oud-WP-rugbyligaspanmaats.

FOTO: DEVIDEAN MOSES

Do you produceMbekweni Muf-fins or ChicagoChocolates? Ormaybe KleinDrakensteinCookies orSmartie TownSweets? Dra-kensteinGazettewants to find outmore about en-trepreneurs whooperate theirunique businesses from their homes, makinginteresting products. In today’s tough econo-my, starting your own business is the solution.Not only do you create work for yourself, butfor others as well. Send us a description ofyour business, or come and tell us about it.Once a month the Gazette Entrepreneur of theMonth will be selected. The winner will receivea promotional article in the Drakenstein Ga-zette and an advertisement to boost his orher business. To enter or for more information,call 021 870 4614; email drakenstein-@media24.com or visit our office at 1a NewStreet, Paarl.

Programme for National Book WeekIn support of National Book Week, theWestern Cape Library Service has com-piled this programme of activities at li-braries in the Drakenstein Area:Special programmes kick off on 3 Sep-

tember.10:00-11:00 Storytelling for toddlers,

Groenheuwel11:00-13:00 Beading project, Groenheuw-

el14:30-16:00 Book competition, Welling-

ton14:30-16:00 Film shows, Wellington14:30-17:00 Face-painting, Wellington15:00-15:30 Storytelling, Wellington15:00-16:00 Farmworker’s orientation,

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16:00-18:00 Chess games between HighSchool learners, Drakenstein Library5 September:10:0 -11:00 Story-picnic sessions for pre-

schoolers, Drakenstein Library10:00-11:30 Book Talk with author Alta

Cloete, Wellington10:00-15:00 Film shows and book compe-

titions, Groenheuwel11:00-12:00 Play, Drakenstein11:00-13:00 Beading, Groenheuwel16:00-18:00 Chess with youth groups,

DrakensteinOn Saturday 6 September a special

closing ceremony takes place from 10:00until 12:30 at the Drakenstein Public Li-brary.

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Erfenismaand-vieringeby Paarl-MuseumDie Paarl-Museum nooi almal uit na hul Erfenis-maand-vieringe by die Paarl Museum op Woens-dag 10 September om 13:30.

Die tema vir die viering is “Die ontvouing/ont-wikkeling van die rol van vroue in die samele-wing”. Die onderskeie gassprekers gaan meer ligwerp op hoe die rol van vroue sedert die Viktori-aansetydhergedefinieerword.BurgemeesterGe-sie van Deventer sal ook teenwoordig wees.

Ligte verversings sal bedien word. Bespreekjou plek voor 3 September by telefoon 021 872 2651of paarlmuseum@telkomsa.net.

Inskrywings virKANSA-aflos openDie inskrywings vir Februa-rie 2015 seKansaRelay For Li-fe sluit vanjaar reeds in No-vember.

Kansa se Relay For Life is ’nvrywilliger-gedrewe gemeen-skapsprojek gemik daarop omdie hele gemeenskap te betrek.

Die hoofdoel van Relay ForLife is om kankeroorwinnaarste eer en ook diegene wat diestryd verloor het.

Bewusmaking word gedoenen terselfdertyd word geld in-gesamel om dienste, waaron-der voorkoming en pasiënte-sorg, aan die gemeenskap gele-wer word.Relay For Life is simbolies

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tot 06:00) om die baan loop.Deelneming simboliseer dat

enigeen deur die siekte geraakkan word, maar met elke treegroei die hoop dat kanker een-dag oorwin kan word.

Spanne kan stalletjies oprigen deur die nag produkte ver-koop as deel van hul geldinsa-meling vir Kansa.

Luminaria-sakkies wat ty-dens die luminaria-seremonie(21:00) gebruik word, kan voor-af ook by dieRelayForLife teenR10 gekoop word. Dié sakkieskan versier word en opgedraword aan ’n kankeroorwin-naar of aan iemand wat diestryd teen kanker verloor het.

Dan volg pret en plesier virdie res vir die nag. Inskrywingis by die spankaptein-vergade-ring 17 September 19:00 by Al-landale Korrektiewe Dienstese Ontspanningsaal. Bel Sunet-te Swanepoel, 083 741 2348 ofChrista Claassen, 023 342 7058.

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Paarl Police welcomed the Gr. R class of WA Joubert Primary School to the station. The learnerswere informed about the roles and responsibilities of the police and were shown around the policestation. Here with the learners are teacher Sonja van der Spuy, sgt. Samantha Smith and teacherDanené Enslin.

Delarno Machini (links) is hier in aksie vir dieo. 14 A-rugbyspan van Hoërskool Labori tydenshulle interskolestryd teen Hoërskool Bosmans-dam verlede naweek.

Paarlzicht Primêre Skool se gr. 6-leerders het onlangs ’n leierskapkamp na Melkbosstrand onderneem. Uithierdie groep sal die verteenwoordigende leerderraad vir 2015 gekies word. FOTO: DEVIDEAN MOSES

Junior Orchestra receives awardThe Frank Pietersen JuniorOrchestra was awarded cumlaude at the recent Paarl Val-ley Orchestra Eisteddfod.

The adjudicator, PamelaKier-man of Stellenbosch University,who adjudicated for the pastthree years, said that the level ofplaying had improved everyyear.She also commended the

group for their tune skills andfor playing together so well. TheJunior Orchestra is a combina-tionof thefollowinggroups:Jun-ior Strings, IntermediateStrings, Junior Winds, JuniorBrass and Junior Percussion.Theypractisedasanorchestra

for the Frank Pietersen Gala.

Concert where they were joinedby the centre’s Children’s Choirand the Paarlzicht Senior Choirfor the famous “Ode to Joy” byBeethoven and Paul McCart-ney’s “We all stand together”.This was a wonderful experi-

ence forall.Theorchestra is con-ducted by Inge Wittenberg andInge Scott.Children who are already

playing instruments are wel-come to join this orchestra.There is also a Youth Orchestrawithmorechallengingmusic formore advancedplayers for thosewho would like to join.Contact IngeWittenbergat the

FrankPietersenMusicCentre toarrange for an interview021 872 2123/4. The Frank Pietersen Junior Orchestra was awarded cum laude at the recent Eisteddfod.

Rdl. Wendy Philander (wyk 26), derde van regs, het ter ondersteuningvan Paulus Joubert Sekondêr as oudleerder en wyksraadslid hul jaarlik-se Big Brag bygewoon op die vooraand van die derby tussen Paulusen Hoërskool Noorder-Paarl. Paulus het die groot rugbywedstryd gewenmet 27-23. Die o. 19A-rugbyspan van Hoërskool Labori het onlangs ’n besoek aan die Andrew

Murray-kinderhuis afgelê en ook raakrugby saam met die kinders gespeel.

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Year 4 • Vrydag 29 Augustus 2014 | Tel. 021 870 4600

RUGBY) Die volgende funksies word tans deur PaarlRangers beplan as deel van hul 100ste bestaans-jaarviering.7 September bied die klub ‘n gesamentlike kerk-diensmetAlbionsaanindieBethelCongregatio-nal Kerk.23 September hou die klub ‘n Big Brag in dieThusong-sentrum. Toegang R30 pp4 Oktober Derby te Daljosafat-stadion. ToegangR10 p/p.24OktobervinddieKlubseBekeruitdelingplaasin die Thusong sentrum. Kaartjies beloop R150p/p.) Roses United-rugbyklub speel eerskomendeSaterdag, 30 Augustus, teen die span van Robert-son.DiewedstrydsalopRobertsongespeelword.Die spanbus vertrek om 10:00 van KlaasenstraatHillcrest. Reiskoste is as volg: Spelers R30, Toe-skouers R70.SKOLESPORTDAG) DC Sports Academy is ’n sportontwikkelings-organisasie.HullebeplanhuleerstesportdagvirSaterdag 30 Augustus. Magnolia Primêr is 40

hierdie jaar en daar word by hul sportdag inge-skakel. Die fokuspunte sal o. 7 en o. 9 rugby ennetbal wees. Toegang is gratis maar skenkingssal wel op die dag tydens wedstryde gevra word.Kontak Dewald op 071 123 6894.NETBAL) Die Wes-Kaap Ontwikkelingstoernooi vindplaas op 29 en 30 Augustus op die Paarl-netbalba-ne (Boy Louw-velde).Die toernooi begin 15:00 op Vrydag 29 Augustustot 18:00 en Saterdag 30 Augustus vanaf 08:30 tot16:00.Die ses Wes-Kaapse streke neem hieraan deel.HOCKEY) The past weekend’s results:Paarl women played WPCC B and secured a 3-1victory.. Paarl men’s second team secured a 7-1victory over UCT. Goals for Paarl were scoredby Riaan Kroukamp (2), Xavier Philander (1),Mervan Davids (1) and Ulrich Philander (3). Halftimescorewas3-1 in favourofPaarl.Paarlmen’s1st Team secured an 8-3 victory over UCT. Afterthe half-time score was 4-2 in favour of Paarl.Upcoming fixtures:Paarl Men’s 2nd Team vs. White Stripes at 13:30at Paarl GimPaarlMen’s1stTeamvs.Bellvilleat15:00atPaarlGimKARATE) South African karate championship – karateat its best.Inoue-ha Shito Ryu karate Paarl is hosting thenationalopentournament inPaarlon30August.

An invitation was sent out to all the karate stylesin the Boland to be part of this great event Thetournament will take place at Paarl Gymnasi-um’s Carel Redelinghuys Centre.Closing date for entries was 15 August.Teams from Botswana as well as Port Elizabethare participating in the event.Cost per item R120, two items R200 and unisonR150 per team.Each winner in the elite category will receive atrophy.For more information contact Chabre072 260 5091 or John on 084 224 2710. Hosted byShihan Patrick Ross.SOCCER) Paarl soccer club weekend results:Under 15: Paarl S.C. 2 vs Spoilers 0.First Team: Boland Warriors 0 vs Paarl S.C. 2*FixturesOver 35: Fri 29 Aug, 12:30, Symphony Park A:Bellstar vs Paarl S.C.BASKETBALL) There will be a basketball tournament on 31August at Mbekweni for senior and high schoolteams.Gamesstartat10:00.Winners take trophyand12medalshome.FormoreinfocontactAyan-da Eric 078 248 4577 or 078 199 6962 Lindile.CRICKET) Paarl Cricket Club’s annual general meetingtakes place on Sunday 31 August in the club-house at 15:00.The club’s pre-season has also started and is ona Tuesday at Boland Park from 19:00 – 21:00.

All players are requested to attend the sessionsto prepare for the 2014 – ’15 season. New players,especially women/girls and junior players be-tween the ages of 13 and 17 are welcome to join.Please contact the coaching manager, RiaanNieuwoudt, on 081 032 2126 for more informa-tion.) Die Young Peoples-krieketklub vier vanjaarsy 65ste bestaansjaar en die spelers is reeds klip-hardaandievoorbereionderafrigterMarcoWal-ters.Maandae is die Tiere op Dal Josafat vanaf 19:00en Woensdae op Boland Park vanaf 17:45.Nuwe spelers is welkom en kan by die oefeningeaansluitTENNIS) The Paarl Huguenot Tennis club is practisingon Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 17:00-19:00.League games will start on 6 September. Formore information contact Aiden Demas on079 644 2373.LIGGAAMLIK GESTREMDES) Die Sportvereniging vir Liggaamlik Gestrem-des vergader Maandag 8 September om 19:00 bydie Worcester Tennis Klubhuis, Bolandpark,Worcester.Klubverteenwoordigersvanaldiege-affileerde klubs moet teenwoordig wees en enigegestremdepersonewatbydieklubseaktiwiteitewil inskakel is welkom om die vergadering byte woon.Bel die vereniging se sekretaresse, Avril Faraovir enige navrae by 082 770 3071 of 023 342 3770 ofstuur ’n epos na bolandsapd@gmail.ne

Klubrugby: uitslae enbepalings

) Uitslae van die Top 6 wedstryde:Top 6Young Peoples 32, Brackenfell 29Villagers (Brookside) 7, Villagers (Pniel) 5Lower Paarl 42, Young Standards 15Vineyards 3,1 Rangers 26Allandale 24, Violets 21Young Gardens 21 Simondium 14Paarl 20. Van der Stel 25Albions 31 Riverstones 17

) Wedstrydbepalings vir 28 Aug:Young Peoples vs Kraaifontein wegYoung Peoples o. 20 vs Kraaifontein o. 20 wegPaarl Club vs Strand United by Faure stadionPaarl Club o. 20 vs Strand United o. 20 by Boy Louw ALower Paarl vs Vineyards by Dal Josafat StadionYoung Standards vs Allandale by Dal Josafat CViolets vs Rangers by Dal Josafat DPerel United vs Albions by Dal Josafat ARiverstones vs Young Gardens by Dal Josafat BWindmeul United vs Simondium by Windmeul

Blues het Saterdag gewys hoe-kom hulle in die Top6 kompeti-sie speel. Hulle het die spanvan Young Standards behoorlikore aangesit en die wedstryd47-15 gewen. Hier word stutAudin Carollisen vasgevat.

FOTO: ERNEST KILOWAN