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Theewaterskloof |Bredasdorp | Napier Year 2 • Tuesday 11 December 2012 | Tel. 028 214 1294 THE CALEDON S a t 1 5 De c 2 0 1 2 DIE FEES VIR DIE HELE GESIN! KOM KUIER SAAM. 028 214 5100 | www.thecaledon.co.za WYNAND CHEREE MONIQUE ADAM KURT DARREN KAARTJIES BESKIKBAAR BY OF BY DIE CALEDON HOTEL VOLWASSENES R100 I KINDERS 13 – 17 R50 | KINDERS ONDER 13 GRATIS Fearful owners shut shop doors ANNETTE THERON Business owners in Caledon closed their doors on Thursday (6 December) when tear gas, used to disperse protesters in front of the town hall, caused a frantic scene in Plein Street. The illegal protest, attended by 150 residents of Zwelitsha, was peaceful at first, but the tour- ism bureau and traffic office’s windows were smashed after tear gas was used by police in an effort to disperse the crowd. Loud shouting erupted and protesters ran through Plein Street, prompting shop owners to close their doors. A shop manager said she tried to remain calm, but her heart was beating in her throat. “Pedestrians ran into our store because they were scared. I told everyone to remain calm. We waited until the crowd dispersed and then opened our doors and continued trading.” Another shop owner said that “just about everybody” in Plein Street closed their doors because they were scared. “I feared that my shop windows might be broken and looting could occur, but the police response was most impressive and they managed to disperse the crowd.” No further property damage was reported. Protesters gathered at the town hall to de- mand basic services. The intersection at Vleiview was also blocked with burning de- bris. “The municipality moved us from Site- saviwa to Zwelitsha and we are worse off. We will keep on protesting until we get toilets and electricity,” one protester said. Caroline Wood, chairperson of the Theewa- terskloof Concerned Residents’ Committee, said that basic services such as sanitation are the responsibility of council and that the mu- nicipality is aware of the grievances of the resi- dents of Zwelitsha. The committee received a letter on 30 Novem- ber from Chris Punt, executive mayor, inform- ing them that TWK had noted their concerns and most of them had been noted in the recent Integrated Development Plan (IDP) process. They will be included in the IDP and budget process and the municipality will give feed- back to the public on the draft budget in April. Richard Velebayi, chairperson of the Zwelit- sha Residents’ Committee, says residents are tired of empty promises by the municipality. “They said on 1 July 2012 a budget would be made available for housing. “They said money would be made available for basic services which would include water, toilets and temporary electricity. “There is currently only running water in Zwelitsha and no toilets. Residents are con- cerned about their safety as there are no street lights.” He says TWK is using the police to run away from the truth. “The people want answers, they are tired of empty promises and they are tired of peaceful marches, it is getting them no- where.” Stiffie Cronjé, spokesperson for Theewaters- kloof Municipality, says the municipality did communicate with residents about the reloca- tion from Sitesaviwa to Zwelitsha. He says temporary standpipes for water have been installed and Power Construction had provided 15 toilets with the understanding that the residents would take ownership of the toi- lets. Power Construction would service these toilets twice a week.” According to Cronje these toilets were subsequently set alight by the residents. He added that the municipality has started the process of installing basic services, but due to insufficient funds, this matter could now on- ly be attended to in the next IDP. Velebayi also said residents are very unhap- py with the arrest of two people during last week’s protest. “They demanded their immediate release but the police said they first have to appear in court on Friday morning.” He added that people were only fighting for their rights. “The feeling of the community is that all of them should have been arrested as they are all fighting for the same cause.” Lt Cyril Coetzee from the Caledon police said it was an illegal protest and that two people were arrested on a charge of public violence. “They appeared in court the next day and were released. Since then everything has been peaceful and the situation is being monitored.” A group of protesters in front of the Caledon Town Hall demanded sanitation and electricity from Theewaterskloof Municipality on Thursday. PHOTO: ANNETTE THERON

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Theewaterskloof |Bredasdorp | Napier

Year 2 • Tuesday 11 December 2012 | Tel. 028 214 1294

THE CALEDON

Sat 15 Dec 2012

DIE FEES VIR DIE HELE GESIN! KOM KUIER SAAM.

028 214 5100 | www.thecaledon.co.za

WYNAND

CHEREE

DIE FEES VIR DIE HELE GESIN! KOM KUIER SAAM.

MONIQUE

ADAM

DIE FEES VIR DIE HELE GESIN! KOM KUIER SAAM.KURT DARREN

KAARTJIES BESKIKBAAR BY OF BY DIE CALEDON HOTELVOLWASSENES R100 I KINDERS 13 – 17 R50 | KINDERS ONDER 13 GRATIS

Fearful owners shut shop doorsANNETTE THERON

Business owners in Caledon closed theirdoors on Thursday (6 December) when teargas, used to disperse protesters in front ofthe town hall, caused a frantic scene inPlein Street.

The illegal protest, attended by 150 residentsof Zwelitsha,was peaceful at first, but the tour-ism bureau and traffic office’s windows weresmashed after tear gas was used by police inan effort to disperse the crowd. Loud shoutingerupted and protesters ran through PleinStreet, prompting shop owners to close theirdoors.A shop manager said she tried to remain

calm, but her heart was beating in her throat.“Pedestrians ran into our store because theywere scared. I told everyone to remain calm.We waited until the crowd dispersed and thenopened our doors and continued trading.”Another shop owner said that “just about

everybody” in Plein Street closed their doorsbecause they were scared. “I feared that my

shop windows might be broken and lootingcould occur, but the police response was mostimpressive and they managed to disperse thecrowd.”No further property damage was reported.Protesters gathered at the town hall to de-

mand basic services. The intersection atVleiview was also blocked with burning de-bris. “The municipality moved us from Site-saviwa to Zwelitsha and we are worse off. Wewill keep on protesting until we get toilets andelectricity,” one protester said.Caroline Wood, chairperson of the Theewa-

terskloof Concerned Residents’ Committee,said that basic services such as sanitation arethe responsibility of council and that the mu-nicipality is awareof thegrievancesof the resi-dents of Zwelitsha.Thecommitteereceivedaletteron30Novem-

ber fromChris Punt, executivemayor, inform-ing them that TWK had noted their concernsand most of them had been noted in the recentIntegrated Development Plan (IDP) process.They will be included in the IDP and budgetprocess and the municipality will give feed-

back to the public on the draft budget in April.RichardVelebayi, chairperson of the Zwelit-

sha Residents’ Committee, says residents aretired of empty promises by the municipality.“They said on 1 July 2012 a budget would bemade available for housing.“They said money would be made available

for basic services which would include water,toilets and temporary electricity.“There is currently only running water in

Zwelitsha and no toilets. Residents are con-cerned about their safety as there are no streetlights.”He says TWK is using the police to run away

fromthe truth. “Thepeoplewantanswers, theyare tired of empty promises and they are tiredof peaceful marches, it is getting them no-where.”StiffieCronjé, spokesperson forTheewaters-

kloof Municipality, says the municipality didcommunicate with residents about the reloca-tion from Sitesaviwa to Zwelitsha.Hesaystemporarystandpipesforwaterhave

been installed and Power Construction hadprovided15 toiletswith theunderstanding that

the residents would take ownership of the toi-lets. Power Construction would service thesetoilets twice a week.” According to Cronjethese toilets were subsequently set alight bythe residents.He added that the municipality has started

theprocess of installingbasic services, but dueto insufficient funds, thismatter couldnowon-ly be attended to in the next IDP.Velebayi also said residents are very unhap-

py with the arrest of two people during lastweek’s protest.“They demanded their immediate release

but the police said they first have to appear incourt on Friday morning.”He added that people were only fighting for

their rights. “The feeling of the community isthat all of them should have been arrested asthey are all fighting for the same cause.”LtCyrilCoetzee fromtheCaledonpolice said

it was an illegal protest and that two peoplewere arrested on a charge of public violence.“They appeared in court the next day andwerereleased. Since then everything has beenpeaceful and thesituation isbeingmonitored.”

A group of protesters in front of the Caledon Town Hall demanded sanitation and electricity from Theewaterskloof Municipality on Thursday. PHOTO: ANNETTE THERON

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Human Communications C96168

IMPORTANTNOTICE

INVITATION TO OVERBERG DISTRICT,DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BRIEFING

SESSION: CALL FOR PROPOSAL REGARDINGACCOMMODATION, CATERING AND VENUE

FOR PRE-SCHEDULED TRAININGThe Department of Health, Western Cape Government, seeks the creation of formalisedpartnerships for the delivery of accommodation, catering and a venue for training scheduledfor Home-Based Carers. The suppliers are expected to be from within the boundaries of theOverstrand or Theewaterskloof (Overberg) Sub-districts.

Suppliers situated within the boundaries of the Overberg District are requestedto submit a quote/proposal on the following services: • Quote for the periodJanuary 2013 - 31 March 2013 • Include training venue and breakaway room, whichcould accommodate up to 30 learners • Include accommodation (can be shared facilities) for4 groups of up to 30 learners per group • Accommodation is required for Monday to Thursdaynights • Quote to include catering for breakfast, lunch and supper.

Detailed specifications will be handed out at the information session. The information session iscompulsory. NGO/NPO’s and suppliers who do not attend will not be given an opportunity toquote. This session will take place as follows:

District

Overberg

Venue

Caledon – Overberg District Office, N2Highway, Caledon Hospital Grounds,Rondawel, Caledon 7230

Date and Time

18 December 2012 at 10:00

For more information: Mrs L Reichert,P Lamohr or P Robertson on tel:028 212-1512

The closing date for submission of documents will be on 24 December 2012 at 09:30.

Proposals are to be submitted to Overberg District Office, N2 Highway, Caledon Hospital Grounds,Caledon 7230.

13 Desember) Alkoholiste Anoniem vergader om 19:00 indie NGKerksaal Napier. NavraeWillie 082 3328454.

15 Desember) Bredasdorp-motorklubwedren. Navrae: De-rick Taljaard 082 891 1096.

20 Desember) Bloedskenkgeleentheid vanaf 15:00 in NGKSentrum.

22 December) CaledonCommunityMarket in Plein Street.Enquiries at Helga Schöfmann on 084 460 9897.

) The Caledon Museum will be closed on 24December and 31 December, as well as on allpublic holidays in December and January.

) The Israellatreens Pentecostal MissionChurch in Villiersdorp will be hosting carolsby candlelight onSunday 16December at 16:00.TheentrancefeeisR10forall.Forfurtherinfor-mation, contact Ferris Jooste at 083 309 7270.

) The Caledon Community Market takesplace on Saturday 22 December at the parkingarea between the Caledon Post Office and theTownHall from09:00 till 12:00. If youwould liketo set up your own table to sell your home pro-duce or hand-made products, please contactHelga Schöfmann on 084 460 9897 or e-mail [email protected] for applicationforms. Application forms also available at Cal-edon Tourism Office. Health Certificate appli-cation forms for food vendors are also availa-ble. Closing date for food vendors is 14 Decem-ber and 17 December for handmade products.Please bear in mind that there will be a limitof two stalls per category and one stall per foodcategory. Stall holders fee: 10% of sales.

) Kan u dalk help met garingtolletjies, enstukkiesmateriaalwat ‘n inwoner vanBergsigbenodig.Virverderenavraeskakel0794381542.

FEES VIR FONDSE: Oud en jonk het pret en plesier gehad toe Tesselaarsdal Saterdag(1 Desember) fees gehou het om geld in te samel vir die klub vir bejaardes. Tesselaarsdalhet gewys dat die dorp se mense nie wag vir dinge om te gebeur nie, maar bereid isom self hard te werk om dinge te laat gebeur. FOTO: VERSKAF

MEDEDEELSAAMHEID: Maria Kruger van Villiersdorp het ’n grootliefde vir duiwe en voëls wat seerkry. Mense in die omgewing bringdikwels vir haar voëltjies om groot te maak en sy het al selfs’n kolgans grootgemaak. Hierdie twee duifies is onlangs opgetelen na haar toe gebring. Sy het aanvanklik die duifies gevoer, maarná ’n paar dae het sy gesien hoe ’n ander tortelduif, wat sy ookself grootgemaak het en wat daagliks in haar kombuis invlieg ensoms op die kombuiskas slaap, begin het om self die twee kleinduifies te voer.

LUCKY WINNER: Geraldine Davids (centre), who worksat the Heidehof home for the aged in Caledon as a cook,was delighted when she popped the balloon in a compe-tition run by Cherry on Top, a local hairdressing salon,and won a wash and blow-dry, a manicure, pedicureland a facial. Here she is after Abigail du Plessis (right),owner of Cherry on Top and Jonica Hendricks treatedher to a wash and blow-dry. PHOTO: ANNETTE THERON

Caledon’s OesfeesFour locals will celebrate the 2012 har-vest at The Caledon Oesfees on 14 and15 December free of charge.

Thewinners of four double tickets to thefestival are Karen Nortier from Caledon,MarieHector fromGenadendal andHagenSchöfmann and Erna Arendse, both fromCaledon.Die CaledonOesfees kicks off on the Fri-

day night with the Oesfees Ball featuringAndriette Norman, a highly-talentedyoung songstress who made a name forherselfas therunnerupinthe2007SAIdolscompetition.The Caledon Hotel’s food and beverage

teamhavea sumptuousbuffet plannedandafter the meal, the dance floor will beopened to guests to dance the night away.Tickets for the dinner dance cost R250

per person. JC le Roux will be on hand toadd to the festivities.On Saturday 15 December, the hotel’s

gardens will be heaving with friends andfamilies who are expected to flock there tosee some of their favourite Afrikaans art-ists perform.Among them are award-winning singer-

songwriter,KurtDarren and theKDBand.Other local artists performing at the eventinclude Adam, Cheree, Monique, Wynandand Southbound.Gates open at 10:00, with the festivities

lastingwell into the evening. The fabulousand very entertaining Dugald Pieterse,will MC the event.Entrance isR100 each forpeople over the

age of 18, while youngsters aged between13 and 17 pay R50.There is no cover chargefor children under 13 years old.Tickets are available fromComputicket.For more details go to www.thecale-

don.co.za or call 028 514 5100.

AndrietteNorman, runner-up in the2007SA Idolscompetition, will be entertaining at the CaledonOesfees.

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Staking vir eers op ysCHARLOTTE LESCH

Van die plaaswerkerprotes-histerie Dins-dag het min gekom, maar dis nie die eindevan loongeskille in die landbousektor nie.

Cosatu se Wes-Kaapse provinsiale sekreta-ris,TonyEhrenreich,het gedreigvakbondesaluitvoervragte vertraag en met oorsese koperspraat as daar teen 9 Januarie nie tot verhoogdelone ingestem is nie.EhrenreichhetaanGazettegesêdievolgende

sperdatum vir skikkings – 9 Januarie – is stra-tegies gekies omdat vrugte- en druiweprodu-sente dan in die middel van oestyd sal wees en“meer gemotiveerd” om lone te verhoog.Hy sê afgesien van stakings, kan vakbonde

ook die afsetpunte van boerewat produkte uit-voer besoek. “Indien daar nie ’n ooreenkomsbereik word met boere nie, sal ons die uitvoervan produkte vertraag.”Hy het voorts gesê indien boere die vakbond

nie toelaat om hul boeke na te gaan om te kykof hulle hoër lone kan bekostig nie, sal Cosatutotmeer drastiese stappemoet oorgaan enaan-kopers nader. “Ons sal die maatskappye watdiéboereseproduktekoop, inligoordiepowereomstandighede waarin die arbeiders van hulkliënte hulself bevind.”Karel Swart, voorsitter vandieCommercial,

Stevedoring,Agricultural andAlliedWorkers’Union (Csaawu), nog ’n liggaamwat plaaswer-kers verteenwoordig, twyfel egter of stakingsteenJanuarienog sal plaasvind englowerkerssal teen daardie tyd “afgekoel” wees.Nosey Pieterse, president van die Black As-

sociation for the Wine and Spirit Industry(Bawsi) meen die optrede is weens die feessei-soen gestaak, omdat plaaswerkers graag nougeld in die sak wil hê. “Plaas-tot-plaas-onder-handelingesalnouplaasvind.Indienplaaswer-kers steeds ongelukkig is met loonverhogings,sal stakings op 9 Januarie hervat word. Onssal eerste op die boere fokus, dan oorbeweegna die regering.”Hoewel boere op grond van gebeure in No-

vember voorberei het virmoontlike geweld enskadeaanhul eiendomtydensplaaswerkersta-kings verlede Dinsdag, was daar feitlik geenstakingsaksie in die Theewaterskloof nie,asook geen voorvalle van geweld nie.Volgens Pieterse was Dinsdag se staking so-

veel kleiner en minder gewelddadig as dié inNovember omdat daar hierdie keer leierskapwas.Vakbondeenverteenwoordigendeorgani-sasies het ook volgens hom geweet waar pro-bleemareas was en dit bestuur. Hy het gerugtedatditweensdiegebrekaanbussevolaangery-de mense was, as propaganda afgemaak.Op Bonnievale het Henry Michaels van Ma-

wubuye, ook ’n organisasie vir plaaswerker-regte,gesêdiemoontlikeomvangvanbeplandestakings is in die media opgeblaas.IntussenhetAgriSA’npersverklaringuitge-

reikwaarinhy sêdathyná 3Desember ingeengesprekke oor loonverhogings betrokke wasnie. Hy sê ook onder meer dat daar oor geenminimumloon ’nverbintenisaangegaan isnie,maar dat dit elke boer se reg bly om met wer-kers oor enige vergoeding hoër as die mini-mumloon te onderhandel.Hy sê uitdruklik daar is nie toegestem dat

boere hul boeke vir werkers en vakbondver-teenwoordigers moet “oopmaak” nie en sê dathyniegeraadpleegisoordie9Januarie-sperda-tumvir loononderhandelingsopplaasvlaknie.Pieterse het nie by navraag geweet hoeveel

werkers ná die protesaksie werkloos is nie,maar sê ’n spesiale konferensie sal gehouwordom dit vas te stel, asook of werkers tydens pro-tesaksie beseer is en of dissiplinêre aksie enklagte teen werkers gebring is. Pieterse doenook ’n beroep op die minister van justisie omalle klagtes teen werkers terug te trek.AgriWes-Kaap doen ’n beroep op alle affilia-

sies omvoort te gaanomdaagliksverwikkelin-ge rakende landbou-onrus aan AWK deur tegee. “Ons benodig die inligting om dit op ’n ge-koördineerde engestruktureerdebasis aanon-derskeidelik die SAPD en die provinsialerampbestuur voor te lê,” sê Carl Opperman,uitvoerende hoof.

Protesaksie toe maar einaANNETTE THERON

Minaktiwiteit isverledeDinsdag (4Desem-ber) in die Theewaterskloof aangemeld ty-dens die beplande provinsiewye plaaswer-kerstaking.Ao. Sylvester de Long van die Villiers-

dorp-polisie sê ’n groep van 150 plaaswer-kers het na die plaas Twaalffontein gegaanommet die boer oor hul lone te praat,maardie groep is vreedsaam uitmekaar.Geen verdere onrus is in die area aange-

meld nie, hoewel die polisie sê hulle moni-tor steeds die plaas- en dorpsgebied.DeLongsêhyglomensewassostil omdat

hulle nou geld nodig het vir die vakansie

watvoorlê. “Hulledinkaanhullebonusse.”Ao. Kevin Abrahams van Botrivier sê

daarwasDinsdaggeenvoorvallevanonrusin dié gebied nie.Volgens lt.CyrilCoetzeevandieCaledon-

polisiewasdieonluste-eenheidMaandaginBotrivier ontplooi omdat die polisie inlig-ting ontvanghet dat betogersmoontlik ver-keer op die N2 mag ontwrig. “Daar was eg-ter geen voorvalle nie en dit wil voorkomasof die inligting wat aan ons voorsien is,vals was.”Lt. Raldeen Atson van die Grabouw-poli-

sie sê 60 plaaswerkers met plakkate het bydie R321 gestaan. “Dit was vreedsaam endaar was geen verdere voorvalle nie.”

PROTES: Hoewel tonele soos dié wat op 14 November in Villersdorp afgespeel het op Dinsdag 4 Desemberverwag is, was daar ’n enkele vreedsame byeenkoms in dié dorp. FOTO: ANNETTE THERON

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INFORMATION CENTRE: Cape Agulhas Tourism opened its newNapier Visitor Informa-tion Centre on Responsible Tourism Day on 7 November. Seated are Renee Daneel(Chairperson, CAT), Alison Coughlan (CEO, CAT), Ulrich Riek (Riek Creative) andMichelle du Toit (Tourism Officer, Napier). FOTO: SUPPLIED All lanes on N2 open for holiday

JAMEY THOMASThe ongoing construction on the

N2 between Somerset West andGrabouw will stop during Decem-ber, allowing motorists to fully uti-lise the road.The delay follows after a rockfall

that occurred at a lookout point onthe road in July, causing minor in-juries to several people. As a result,two of the four lanes on the roadwere immediately closed and two-

way traffic was accommodated onthe two remaining open lanes.According to the South African

National Roads Agency (Sanral), acontractor has been appointed andworkonthemountainis inprogressto prevent further rockfalls.“Work is progressing well, and is

going according to schedule. Lessthan twoweeks remain for themostcritical works to be completed,”says Gerhard Fourie, Sanral

project manager.Although inclement weather (es-

pecially wind) is a concern thatcould result in time loss, Fouriesays they are confident the road– all four lanes – should be openwith the start of the Decemberschool holidays.Work will then resume in Janu-

ary next year and continue untilmid-June.Sanralapologises foranyinconvenience caused.

DIE BESTE: Caledon is as die top-polisiekantoor in die Wes-Kaap aangewys deur lt.-gen. Arno Lamoer, provinsiale kommissaris.Alle komponent-hoofde het op Dinsdag 11 Desember sertifikate ontvang wat deur kol. Reuben Frans aan hulle oorhandigis. FOTO: CYRIL COETZEE

DANKIE: Overberg-Agri het die Cale-don-polisie op Maandag 3 Desem-ber bedank met ’n ete by die Koring-aar. Lt. Cyril Coetzee sê hulle het diegebaar geweldig waardeer en sal in2013 poog om voort te gaan en ophuidige polisiëring te verbeter.

FOTO: CYRIL COETZEE

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Ons boer op jou voorstoep ...

Links na regs:Nico Loock, Provinsiale Landboubestuurder, Wes-Kaap. Eben Klopper, Hoof, Besigheidsbankdienste, Wes-Kaap.Jaco Jordaan, Verhoudingsbestuurder Caledon, Bredasdorp en Grabouw. Stephan van der Merwe,Besigheidssentrumbestuurder, Suid-Kaap.

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OASE-SENTRUMBEDERF:Bejaardes isDinsdagoggend (4Desember) tydensdieOase-sentrumseafsluitingsfunk-sie met tee en eetgoed bederf. Sandra Tobias, die bestuurder van die sentrum, het hulle verras met geskenkpakkegevul met eetgoed wat deur Theewaterskloof-burgemeester Chris Punt geskenk is. Sy wil al hul borge bedankvir hul volgehoue ondersteuning dwarsdeur die jaar. Die onderburgemeester van Theewaterskloof-munisipaliteit,Mululami Chaka (sittend, met burgemeestersketting), was die gasspreker. FOTO: ANNETTE THERON

TROUKLOKKE: Elise Thyssen en Granville Sass isop 3 November in die VG Kerk in Caledon deurds. Jerome Haupt in die eg verbind. Elise se dogterGraylin sit op haar skoot.

Animal CareCentre shows offANNETTE THERON

TheGreytonAnimalCareCentre, incor-porating Fido & Friends B & B, hosteda functiononWednesday (28November)in celebration of the completion of thefacility. Ann Andrews, chairperson ofthe Greyton Animal Welfare Society,proudlyshowoff thekennelsandcatteryto all the invited guests. The kennelswere completed in November after sixmonths of upgrading and re-roofing.She thanked StanWallace, themunic-

ipal manager of Theewaterskloof Mu-nicipality and Judy van Rhyn, propertymanager, for their help in making theproject possible.“It has given us a place where we can

houseconfiscated,abusedandneglecteddogs as well as private boarding facili-ties to generate income.”

Caledon Animal Welfare representatives werealso invited to the new facility in Greyton. Fromleft is Vanya Schöffman from Caledon AnimalWelfare, Jo Sedgewick, a Greyton volunteer,and Alet du Plessis from Caledon. Alet saidit is the society’s wish that TheewaterskloofMunicipality will get round to building kennelsfor their pound seeing that rounding up straydogs and cats are amunicipal function. “Planshave been on the table for about a year already,but nothing has come to fruition yet.”

PHOTO: ANNETTE THERON

Special guests of the day were Judy van Rhyn,manager, property management from Theewa-terskloof Municipality, Ann Andrews, Danie duToit, speaker of Overberg District municipalityand StanWallace,municipalmanager of Thee-waterskloof Municipality.

PHOTO: ANNETTE THERON

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Gety van vrede?Ditwil voorkomasof stakingsmoontlik tydensdieKersseisoensalafneem,alhoewel inwonersvan Zwelitsha en Riemvasmaak in Caledon tekenne gegee het dat hulle verder sal protesteerindien daar nie aan hulle griewe gehoor gegeeword nie.Kommunikasie bly steeds die mees effektie-we middel om konflik en probleme aan tespreek en op te los.Ons by die Gazette hoop dat alle rolspelersin Caledon sal hande vat en in die gees vanKersfees, oplossings sal vind.

Caledon needs a vibrant heritage trustCaledon needs a vibrant heritage trustWhy is it that the new folk in town drumup support, get things moving, bring re-freshing change, or dig up long forgottenforums or trusts?Having said that, a group of interestedpeople, some having lived here for yearsand others newcomers, are trying to reviveor re-register the Caledon ConservationTrust, of which it seems, membership ex-pired in 2010 and has not been renewed.It was somehow combined with the MillStreet Heritage Committee, I think, butwhoamItosay? Iamanewcomerbutwouldlove to see Caledon rising to the occasionof having a vibrant conservation or heri-tage trust that preserves the old RiverBridge, numerous buildings and areas thatmake up Caledon’s personality and are a

drawcard for tourists.We have monuments that need to becared for and buildings that could standproud in the street insteadof beinga shameto the town. We are looking for passionatepeople, proud of being Caledonians, whowill helpwith facts, documents, pictures orassistance in awakening this important as-pect within Caledon. We need people witharchitectural knowledge or experience,historical knowledge and facts, and ideasto build on.Read through your Gazette (don’t justbrowse) for future notices, and come along-side. We need each person to make a diffe-rence, so be the change you want to see inCaledon.

VERNA WATTON, Caledon

Swartberg-gholfdagSwartberg-gholfdag’n wonderlike sukses’n wonderlike suksesOp Sondag 4 November het Swartberg Sekon-dêr sy jaarlikse gholfdag gehou as geldinsame-ling vir die aankoop van sportuitrustings.Meer as 80 spelers het deelgeneem en dieweersomstandighede was uitstekend. Daarwas ’n natgat ná die derde setperk, waar diespelers ’n lafenis in die hitte kon geniet.Die dag is afgesluit met ’n prysuitdeling in’n lekker ete in die klubhuis. Die wenners vandie dag was: in die eerste plek L. October enC.Abrahams, tweedeD.ArendseenW.P.Swarten derde A. Bosman en Clarence van Wyk.Voorts wil die skool die volgende instansies,organisasies, donateurs, borge en mense be-dank: Caledon Gholfklub; Caltex Caledon; Ca-ledon Casino Hotel & Spa; The Golden ValleyCasino; André Mackenzie; Jeremy Prins; Si-mon’s Tavern; Overberg Agri; Wimpie’s DIY;Cedrick Sauls; Cally’s Liquors; Mandi’s Li-quors; Capitec Caledon; JR Fisheries; CaledonMidas (CWAS); OTM Caledon; Edward New-man; Kekkel &Kraai; Doreen’s Vleisprodukte;Pieland; BJ’s Sport Bar; Caledon Toyota; AnréBegrafnisdienste; Spar Caledon; SAM-ouers(4); B. Okkers & J. Willemse; H. Williams &M.Sauls; Vernie de Bruyn; Marshall Benjamin;Lewis Stores.Dankie vir julle ondersteuning – ditword ge-weldig waardeer.

SWARTBERG SEKONDÊR, Caledon

Letter to Caledon SAPS station commanderLetter to Caledon SAPS station commanderDear Sir,I wish to commend you on the efficiency ofyour staff. Sadly I did not get the name of theparticular staffmember concerned, other thanthat she was a young woman.OnMonday 26 November we visited your of-fice. We needed to have a document signed forSassa. We were so well received. The copy wehad was not adequate but a copy was made byyour office without any fuss. I explained thatmy mother was 81 years old and frail and uses

a wheelchair, and that I would fetch her fromthecar.Withasmile, yourstaffmemberpickedup the ink pad and document and without anyfurtheradotookitout to thecar forcompletion.All the while she was so friendly and kind.At a time where there is so much negativityaround, we find it vital to share our very posi-tive experience. This was real community ser-vice. May you all be blessed with the amazingwork you do during these very difficult times.

INGE LAMPRECHT, Villiersdorp

Sowat 50 oudleerlinge van Hoërskool Overberg, Caledon, het op Donderdag 6 Desember van heindeen ver (George, Knysna, Clanwilliam, Lambertsbaai en selfs Johannesburg) vir middagete bymekaargekom by die Houwhoek Inn om hulle 60 jaar na matriek van 1952 te herdenk.

Wil jarelange vriendskap met Albert Vintcent hernuEers ietsie vir die Villiersdorpers, en ditoor julle nuutste aanwins, die sleepboot Al-wynVintcent, wat nou daar by julle op droëgrond rus.Ek het dié meneer al ’n paar keer lankterug raakgeloop, en hoop omdit binnekortweer te doen.Julle weet seker AV is in die vyftiger jarein Venesië gebou op bestelling vir die des-tydse SAS&Hom te gebruik inMosselbaai.Met die wringkrag van sy driesilinder-stoomenjinen twee-meter skroefwashydieware Jakob om groot bote in die baai rondte stoot. Ná die einde van sy dienslewe hethy op pensioen afgetree en laat weet hy is“gereed om nuwe uitdagings” te oorweeg.Ewenwel, toe ons mekaar destyds vir dieeerste keer ontmoet het, was ons altwee opdie water. Ek en twee vrinne het vroeg eenMaandagoggend in ons seiljaggie in Mos-selbaai aangekom en voor die hawe gewagvir die hawekaptein om ons binne te laat.Ons radio-oproepe het lank egter onbe-antwoord gebly, totdat ’n vissersboot

skuins ná agt berig dat die hawemeestersnork nog ná die paartie van die vorigeaand.“Watse paartie?” wou ek weet.“Alwyn se afskeid.”“Wie’s Alwyn?”“Die stoomboot, wie anders?”Daar aangekom, vind ons die hawemees-ter met deurmekaar hare en bloedrooi oë.Hy wys ons toe ’n vasmeerplek uit en biedons die gebruik van sy eie badkamer aan.Blyk toe ’n paarAustraliërswas besig omAlwyn te koop en die paartie die vorigeaand was vir hulle afreis, eers Kaap toe endan (wait for it!) na Australië per see, mettwee ligters vol steenkool agteraan.Ons is later daardie dag daar weg; die Oz-zies was toe nog besig om luike toe te stopen stoom op te bou vir hul vaart.In die Kaap aangeland het ek 18 maandelater weer vir Alwyn gesien, in Tafelbaai-hawe voor die V&A Hotel vasgemeer. Na-vrae onthul toe die tog Australië toe wasdeur die mat (afgekeur deur die verstandi-

ge owerhede) en die Ozzies metleë hande huistoe.Ek hetmettertyd self betrokkegeraak by ’n projek om AV weeraan die loop te kry, maar dierompslomp rondom die bedryfvan ’n stoomketel was so veelei-send dat dit weldra gestaak is.AVhet toe ’n dieselenjin gekry(weggesteek onder die ou een) enhet ’n jaar of wat later nog daarrondgepeuter en toe êrens on-herroeplik aan land gegaan.Daar was wel nog ’n Ozzie wathom wou koop en in Sydney be-dryf, maar die plan het ook, uh,skipbreuk gely.Ek hoop om ons jarelange vriendskap tehernu, sodra ek weer in Villiersdorp kom.Intussen het die bôjane hulle eerstestrooptog van die seisoen op ons suurvyeuitgevoer. Ek was nie daar om te help nie,maar toe ek terugkom was my kombuiswa-ter op – ek vermoed een van die karnallies

het die vaatjie se byderwetse rubberpropvir ’n ongelooflike groot swietie aangesienen dit uitgeruk.Ek hoop die grypdief het darem sy onwil-lekeurige stortbad geniet – kan hom netgoed doen.– [email protected]

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Help vreugde bringHelp vreugde bringEkwil graag vir die kinders van Lebanon, watonderwyk7vanCaledonval, ’nKersdiensbied.Ook wil ek graag vir hulle geskenke gee,maardisniebinnemyfinansiëlevermoënsnie.Daarom doen ek graag ’n beroep op enige wel-doeners daarbuite om hul harte en beursiesoop te maak. Dit sal my groot blydskap gee omdie vreugde op hulle gesiggies te sien as hullegeskenke ontvang en dit sal ook die heel eerstekeer wees dat hulle geskenke sal kry.Die geskenke en enige ander donasies kanby die kantoor van die Theewaterskloof Gazet-te, op die hoekvanPlein- enYorkstraat inCale-don, afgelaai word.

JAN FARAO, Lebanon

Tess-fees ’n brugbouerTess-fees ’n brugbouerDie Tess-fees-reëlingskomitee wil net baie dan-kie sê vir al die hulp en bydraes wat ontvangisomteversekerdatdieTess-fees ’nsukseswas.Wat ons veral waardeer, is die bydraes watgemaak is indievormvan tyd,kennis, ervaringen geduld, wat ons weer in staat stel om in dietoekoms dinge self aan te pak en sodoende tegroei as mense en as gemeenskap.Ons wil graag voortbou op die vriendskappeen verhoudingewat oor die laaste paarmaandegesmee is om verder te woeker in ons gemeen-skap. Ons beskou julle ook as vennote vir dietoekomsenasvriendevanTesselaarsdal.Weer-eens baie dankie.

CHRIS HANS EN FEESKOMITEE, Tesselaarsdal

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PLIGHT OF DISABLED: A disability workshop was held at Swartberg Primary on Thursday (6 December)to address the challenges disabled people in the area face on a daily basis and to create an awarenessamongst the public about the concerns of the disabled. Sister Louise Meyer from the Caledon ProvincialHospital said they would bemeeting with TWKMunicipality in the near future to discuss local governmentinvolvement as they have established a forum for people with disabilities. Here are some of thedisabled people with Meyer and Alida Baadjies. PHOTO: ANNETTE THERON

MOVEMBER-SNORRE: Stiffie Cronjé, mediawoordvoerder van die Theewaterskloof-munisipaliteit, het party vansy kollegas oorreed om hul snorre te laat groei gedurende November ten einde die Kankervereniging vanSuid-Afrika (Kansa) se Movember-veldtog te ondersteun. Van links is Louis Coetzer, die wenner van die kompeti-sie, Cronjé,Charles Fisher,watdie troosprysontvanghet,DonovanSwart, EdwardMarthinusenAntonOpperman.

FOTO: ANNETTE THERON

The first week term atGreyton House Schoolended with HelenO’Grady plays. Gradethree and four pupilscelebrated a fiesta inMexico where the girlsvied for husbands. Fromthe left are Ruth Her-ring, Clara Sweetnamand Kiora Willemse, allin grade 3.PHOTO: JOHN SWEETNAM

From the mayor’s deskWith the festive season nowa reality, the mayor of TWKMunicipality, Chris Punt,wrote to the Gazette to wishall residents well:“On behalf of the Mayoral

Committee, councillors,managementandstaff of Tee-waterkloof Municipality, Iwishyouandyour lovedonesa Happy Christmas and aprosperous 2013.“Dit isDesember en tydom

skoene uit te skop, met fami-lie en vriende te herenig, terus en krag vir die nuwe jaarop te bou.

“Dit is my wens dat elkeenvan u die groot liefde en gena-de van ons Hemelse Vader salervaar en dat ons almal opKersdag sal jubel oor diegrootste geskenk van alle tye,Jesus Christus. Mag sy teen-woordigheid u met vrede vul.“Engameni Lekomiti ka So-

dolophuWesebe LombusoEli-lawulayo, ooCeba, Abaphatikunye nabasebenzi bakaMas-ipala wase Theewaterskloof.Ndininqwenelela I Krisme-

si Emyoli nonyaka omtsha,2013 oyokozela amathamsan-qa.”

Chris Punt, executive mayor of Thee-waterskloof Municipality.

Dieresorg bly oor vonnisCaledon-dieresorg het ’n reuse-deur-braak gemaak in hulle volgehoue veld-tog teen dieremishandeling.

’nInwonervanBergsiginCaledon,PieterMentoor, is op Dinsdag 23 Oktober skuldigbevindaandieremishandelingensyvonnisis op 27 November deur landdros Pieter leRiche in die landdroshof opgelê nadat Cale-don-dieresorg twee jaar gelede ’n klag teenhom gelê het.“Hierdie saak kom reeds sedert Desem-

ber2010 aan,”sêAletduPlessis,ondervoor-sitter van Caledon-dieresorg. “Daarom isdit ’n groot verligting vir die organisasiedat dit nou uiteindelik afgehandel is en ge-regtigheid seëvier.”Mentoor se vonnis – vier maande tronk-

straf opgeskort vir vier jaar, korrektiewetoesig en huisarres vir 12 maande asook 16uur per maand gemeenskapsdiens – het op5 Desember begin.Die aanklag teen Mentoor, ’n ambulans-

man van Caledon, spruit uit ’n voorval op17Desember2010toetweeledevanCaledon-dieresorg ’n klagte ondersoek het oor ’nhond wat in haglike omstandighede in ’nklein ruimte aangehou en toegesluit souwees. Die lede het Hilda (’n Amerikaanseveghond) in ’n donker struktuur van 2 mby 2 m gevind. Daar is in die hof getuig datdiegrondopverskeieplekkebedekwasmethope ouuitskeiding en dat daar nêrens sag-te of gerieflike slaapplek was nie; slegs op-

gebreekte stukke sement en beton.Hilda was ook oortrek van parasiete en

sywasbrandmaer.Hilda isgekonfiskeeren’n klag van dieremishandeling is teen dieeienaar gelê.Volgens dr. Oubaas Retief, die plaaslike

veearts, moes die hond, indien sy gesondwas, tussen 30 en 35 kg weeg. Toe sy gevindis, het sy slegs 16 kg geweeg. Hoewel sy inpleegsorggewigbeginoptelhet,moessyuit-gesit word aangesien sy voedsel-aggressieweenshaaruithongering ontwikkel het. Sykon dus nie na nuwe eienaars gaan nie.Haar gesondheid het ook ’n blywende

knou gekry.Volgensdieorganisasie ishierdiesukses-

volle hofsaak ’n eerste vir Caledon-diere-sorg.Hullehoopdatdit saldienaswaarsku-wing en afskrikmiddel vir diegene wat eni-ge dier mishandel op watter manier ook al,en dat die boodskap nou helder en duidelikis dat sulke optredenie geduld salwordnie.Caledon-dieresorg sê hulle is veral dank-

baar teenoor Retief se bydrae.“Sy getuienis het die deurslag gegee en

’n skuldigbevinding tot gevolg gehad,” sêDu Plessis.Hulle is ook dankbaar vir Overberg-die-

rehospitaal se hulp en bystand. “Ons is be-voorreg omsulkeknap enbekwameveeart-se te hêwat hul diere se belange op die hartdra.”Mentoor kon nie teen druktyd vir kom-

mentaar bereik word nie.

DA VINCI RESTAURANT: The contemporary, crisp new interior and fresh, updated menu at theDa Vinci restaurant at The Caledon Casino were unveiled at a special re-launch event on Friday30 November. The menu has been refreshed by the food and beverage team and features amouth-watering selection of traditional dishes as well as signature, designer dishes such as theBacon and Brie Pizza and a Blue Fig Pizza. In addition to hearty supper dishes, Da Vinci’s alsoserves an impressive array of light meals and snacks, including a delicious chicken mango salad.A delightful choice of quality coffee and delectable desserts is available to round off every meal.According to Paul Campbell, the Caledon Casino, Hotel & Spa’s director of operations and complexgeneral manager, over 50 members of the community, including some of the resort’s VIP guests,attended the re-launch event, which included entertainment by the Stringreed Duo and magicianMagic Nick. Da Vinci’s is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Enjoying a tantalising tasteof Da Vinci’s new menu and wines at the restaurant’s re-launch are locals Lauren Leigh Williams,Sandra Williams, Helga Schöfmann and Pierre Odendal.

Reminder of builders’ annual leave datesThe Building Industry Bargaining Councilhas confirmed the builders’ holiday fromclose of business on 14 December until 13 Ja-nuary 2013.The builders’ annual leave is traditionally

three weeks and is legislated as part of theBIBC’s collective agreement. This year, how-ever, the Council negotiated an additionalunpaid leave day since the start of the wor-king period would have fallen on a Fridayif they had not done so. Employeesmay agree

with their employers to work in the annualleave period andmust be paid the basic wagefor any time worked during such period.Security guards and other employees who

work during the annual leave period will, byagreement with their employers, be grantedleave equal to the period worked during an-nual shutdown.Visitwww.bibc.co. za, choose “News” from

the leftmenu,andopen“BIBCHolidayPeriod2012” and “201209 ER Circular” for info.

LIGGIES AAN: Caledon se Kersliggies is Vrydagaand deur raadslid Martie Koegelenberg aangeskakel. Diefunksie is voorafgegaan deur sang deur die Swartberg Primêre Skool-koor. FOTO: YVETTE VERMEULEN

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Lights go on in PineviewPineview residents in Grabouw were re-warded for their patience on Wednesday21Novemberwhentheyreceivedelectrici-ty after waiting for almost a year.

A contingent of Eskom andmunicipal dele-gates joined community leaders and visitedthe residential area to introduce the wonderof electricity to residents.Philip Wahl, asset creation manager, in-

formed the Pineview community that Eskomis determined to accelerate its electrificationprogramme, especially in informal settle-ments.Itwill alsoworkcloselywithmunicipalities

to fast-track the programme.“Communication is a vital tool in establish-

ing unity between various stakeholders in or-der to receive an amicable outcome,” said Joevan der Westhuizen, a projects executionmanager at Eskom.“The community leaders and the local mu-

nicipality worked in cohesion with Eskom toensure that Pineview was electrified beforethe end of November.“Eskom provided compact fluorescent

lights (CFLs) to every household in Pineviewto promote energy efficiency.”John Micheals, one of the community lead-

ers present at the ceremonial event, compli-mented Van derWesthuizen for his role with-in the company and the country in ensuringelectrification projects are given the height-ened attention it requires.

At the back are Jacques Adams, John Michaels and Junon Bevin Franke, all community leaders, DeonKruse (Theewaterskloof Municipality) Joe van der Westhuizen (Eskom) Mululami Tshaka (TheewaterskloofMunicipality) and Philip Wahl (Eskom). In front are Margaret Ontong and Lillan Vosloo, both ward councillors.

PHOTO: ANNETTE THERON

The delegation visited Pineview to celebrate with residents. At the back are Mululami Chaka, John Micheals,Deon Kruse, Joe van der Westhuizen and Philip Wahl. In front is Junon Bevin Franke with Elizabeth deBruin from Pineview, one of the residents who received electricity. PHOTO: ANNETTE THERON

Wolpryse die hoogte inDie wolmark het op die laaste veiling (5 De-sember) voordieKers-reses diehoogte in ge-skiet enCapeWools seMerino-aanwyserhetmet 7% teenoor verlede week tot sy hoogstevlak in dekades gestyg en op R109,91/kg(skoon) gesluit. Dit is nie net 4,5% hoër asdie vorige seisoen se hoogste vlak nie, maaris ook 25,8% bokant die openingsveiling enbykans 12%hoër as op dieselfde veiling ver-lede seisoen. InAustralië het prysevandees-week ook skerp gestyg.Daar was uitstekende mededinging in die

veilingslokaal ondanks die groot aanbie-dingvan15723bale.Ditwasdiegrootsteaan-bieding die afgelope twee seisoene en ’n hoë

verkooppersentasie van 99% is behaal.Die rand, wat met bykans 1% teenoor die

Amerikaanse dollar verstewig het, het wei-nig invloedopdiemarkgehad.Dieprysevanalle lang vagwol het gestyg, met 19 mikronwat die grootste styging vanbykans 8%aan-geteken het. Die gemiddelde skoonwolprysevan ’n paar lang, kamwoltipes (MF5) van ge-halte was soos volg: 18 mikron was 3,6%duurder op R122,76/kg, 19 mikron styg met7,8% tot R119,77/kg, 20 mikronwas 6,9% ho-er op R111,36/kg, 21 mikron verstewig met6,9% tot R109,63/kg en 22 mikron styg met6,1% om op R107,56/kg te sluit.Veilings hervat weer op 9 Januarie 2013.

HAVE A TASTE: Winters Drift Wines hasopened its Tasting Station in the restoredhistoric Elgin Station building on the GlenElgin farm, where Winters Drift Wines aregrown. Here Dianne de Vries pours somewine. The TastingStation is open fromTues-day to Friday from 09:00 tot 16:00 andon Saturday from 10:00 to 16:00, as wellas every first Sunday of the month.

LAASTE INSKRYWINGS: Die wenner van die 12 bottelsgemengde wyn wat deur Botrivier-wynmakers geskenk is,sal volgendeweek aangekondig word. Vandeesweek plaasons die laaste twee inskrywings. Dewald Combrink vanCaledon het hierdie foto ingestuur. Hy sê hy was geïnspi-reer toe hy die bye sien werk en veral hoe hard hullewerk. “Die kontras tussen die blom en die by is treffend.”

Charmaine Roos het die pragtige koningsprotea in dieCaledon-veldblommetuin raakgesien. “Ek was geïnspireerdeur die vorm en kleur en die grootte het ook my aandaggetrek. Dit het kompleet soos die son gelyk.”

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APPELKOSE vir konfyt/ in-maak. R5 per kg. Minimum10kg. Aflewering Dinsdae& Donderdae in Caledon.Skakel 082 472 5555 / 4.

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Maak dié maklike Kersfees-koekHierdie Kerskoek-resep is maklik om te maaken een wat die hele familie sal geniet.Bestanddele3 koppies grofgekapte gemengde neute450 g ontpitte dadels, grof gekap1 koppie gehalveerde Maraskyn-kersies¾ koppie koekmeel¾ koppie suiker½ tlp bakpoeier½ tlp sout3 eiers1 tlp vanielje geurselMetode:Voeg die neute, dadels en kersies saam in ’n

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mengsel, enmengdit totdatdieneute envrugtedeeglik ingewerk is.Klop die eiers tot skuimerig en roer die va-

nielje geursel by.Vou die eiers in die neute-mengsel en meng

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PROTEA PRIMÊR-UITBLINKERS: Dié drie gr. 7-leerlinge by Protea Primêr in Napierhet toekennings ontvang tydens die sertifikaatplegtigheid op Dinsdag 27 November.Justin Goliath het ’n wiskunde-trofee asook die toekenning as algehele beste leerlingontvang. Asanda Lalotane was die beste presteerder in Engels en Saunaz Piek diebeste leerling lin Afrikaans. By hulle staan James Salmoen, die skoolhoof.

SPORTENAKADEMIE: JayricSteenkampvandieProteaPrimêre Skool in Napier het die trofee vir veelsydigheidin sport en akademie ontvang. By hom staan CecilSimons, wat die toekenning oorhandig het.

BAIE TALENTE: Magdel Pretorius, regs, oorhandig dietrofee vir veelsydigheid aan Saunaz Piek tydens dieProtea Primêre Skool se prysuitdelingsplegtigheid.

SNORRE VIR KANSA: Die manspersoneel by Hoërskool Overberg het ook Movember ondersteun deur snorrete groei. Van links is Nico Burger, Grant Murdoch, Louis Kriel, Conrad Meyer en Gerhard Venter.

PROGRAM OOR SEKSUALITEIT: Elna van Rooyen en Saartjie Neethling van Southern Cross Pregnancy and Care Centre het die afgelopepaar weke ’n program vir Laerskool Bredasdorp se gr. 7-leerlinge aangebied. Die praatjies handel oor leerlinge se seksualiteit enhierdie diens word gratis gelewer. Die organisasie lewer ook ander gratis dienste, wat die volgende insluit: gratis swangerskaptoetse;swangerskap-krisisberading; inligting oor ouerskap, aanneming, aborsie- en miskraamberading. Hulle spreek ook instansies toe oorseksuele integriteit. Hulle het positiewe terugvoer van ouers ontvang en Laerskool Bredasdorp wil hierdie twee dames bedank vir hulmoeite, sowel as die manier waarop hulle die program aangebied het. Hier is Saartjie Neethling (derde van links) en Elna van Rooyen(tweede van regs) na afloop van die program by ’n paar van die gr. 7-leerlinge van Laerskool Bredasdorp.

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VEELSYDIGHEID BELOON: Lize-Mari Burger, gr. 7-leer-ling van Laerskool Bredasdorp, het vanjaar die Ned-bank-trofee as die mees veelsydige presteerder by La-erskool Bredasdorp se Overberg Agri Prestige Toeken-ningsaand ontvang. Sy is ook aangewys as dux-leerling, senior sportmeisie en het leerareapryse virAfrikaans huistaal, wiskunde en tegnologie ontvang.

SPORTIEF: Anja Botha en Tineke van Zyl van Laer-skool Bredasdorp deel vanjaar die trofee virbuite-sport. Hulle het die toekenning by die skoolse Overberg Agri Prestige Toekenningsaandontvang. Hulle het albei Wes-Kaap-kleure virjeugskou verwerf en het baie goed gevaar by dieSA Jeugskou.

END-OF-YEAR BOWLS FUN: The annual ABSA end-of-year closed bowls tournament took place on Tuesday4 December. It was a light-hearted social occasion with ten teams, including two from ABSA.The winnerswere, from left, Annatjie van Wyngaardt, Colin van Dalen, Jean Burger and Rita Lotter (insert.) With themis Christelene de Villiers from ABSA.The ABSA women then served a delicious meal to the players. Thegreen will remain open this holiday period.

VACANCYBULLETIN

InstructIons to ApplIcAnts: Z83 forms (obtainable from any Governmentdepartment or www.westerncape.gov.za) must: Be completed in full, clearly reflect thename of the position, name and date of the publication (candidates may use this asreference), be signed, accompanied by a comprehensive CV, and certified copies of ID,driver’s licence and qualification/s. A separate application form must be completed foreach post. Applications without the aforementioned will not be considered. Applicationsmust be forwarded to the address as indicated on the advertisement. No late, faxed ore-mailed applications will be accepted. CV’s will not be returned. Excess personnel willreceive preference. Applications, which are received after the closing date, will not beconsidered.

Further communication will be limited to short-listed candidates. If you have not receiveda response from the Department within 3 months of the closing date, please consideryour application as unsuccessful. It will be expected of candidates to be available forselection interviews on a date, time and place as determined by the Department.

As directed by the Department of public service & Administration, applicants mustnote that further checks will be conducted once they are short-listed and that theirappointment is subject to positive outcomes on these checks, which include securityclearance, qualification verification, criminal records, credit records and previousemployment.

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The Department of Health is guided by theprinciples of Employment Equity. Disabledcandidates are encouraged to apply and anindication in this regard will be appreciated.

closing date:4 January 2013

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DutIEs (kEy rEsult ArEAs/outputs): Perform HAST (HIV/AIDS/STI/TB)clerical duties in the Sub-district. • Collect and collate data (ETR.net, Tier.net, Sinjani).• Monthly and quarterly reporting. • Liaise with and monitor Non-governmental andCommunity-based organisations. • Manage, order and maintain stock levels andequipment. • Assist with HAST campaigns and other HAST activities. • Support themanagement of the Sub-district.

notE: Re-advertisement: Candidates who previously applied may re-apply.

EnquIrIEs: Ms E Hans, tel. no. (028) 212-1512

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EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WHO WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

XTERRA: Don’t miss the action of the 2013 Totalsports XTerra Grabouw, presented by Rehidrat Sport, theweekend of 23 and 24 February 2013. Athletes competing at this event stand the chance to qualify forthe world championship final in Hawaii later the year. On Saturday (23 February) adventure athletes willbe seen taking part in the Totalsports XTerra Lite (400 m swim, 12,5 km mountain bike and 5 km trailrun), while trail runners can also be part of the action by either taking part in a 5 km or 10 km New BalanceTrail Run. The more serious adventure athletes will be in action on Sunday (24 February) when they takeon the Totalsports Xterra Full (1,5 km swim, 25 km mountain bike and 10 km trail run). Family and friendsare encouraged to join in on the fun and show support on the day. For more information or to enter, contactStillwater Sport & Entertainment on 086 138 3591, email [email protected] or visit www.stillwater-sports.com. Seen here is Xterra Warrior Dan Hugo in action this year. PHOTO: WWW.OAKPICS.COM

Julies is gholf-kampioenDie Caledon-gholfklub het op Saterdag 8Desember sy jaarlikseKersboom-gholfdagaangebied. Die kompetisie word tradisio-neel op ’n syfer plus-formaat beslis.

Shane Julies (15-voorgee) was die grootuitblinker toe hy met sy telling van +9 aswenner gekroon is. Julies het in die proses’n bruto telling van 79houe gespeel. DirkieGroenewaldhet tweedegeëindigmetsytel-ling van +4. Drie spelers het met +2 klaar-gemaak, waarna Hennie van Deventer dieuittel gewen het.

In ander nuus het die Caledon Casino semaandelikse Sundowner-kompetisies die

naweek tot ’n einde gekom en elf spelershet gekwalifiseer om in die eindstryd meete ding om die gesogte eerste prys vir ’nnaweek by die Garden Route Casino, in-sluitend ’n ronde gholf op Pinnacle Point-gholfbaan.

Die eindstrydwordopVrydag 14Desem-ber by die Caledon-gholfklub beslis en diefinaliste is Floris de Kock, Johan Langen-hoven, Poen van der Westhuizen, RandallNewman, Morne Rossouw, Dirkie Groene-wald, Linston Manuels, Johan Koeke-moer,ArielHugo,HennievanDeventer enRia Koekemoer.