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Keep another heart beating this Valentines Day and donate blood
The South African National Blood Service (SANBS) invites all healthy
people, between the ages of 16 and 65 years, who weigh 50kg or more and
lead a safe lifestyle, to celebrate Valentines Day by donating blood.
Every day in South Africa, 3000 units of blood need to be collected to
supply patients in hospital with life-saving blood.
Give a gift straight from the heart this Valentines Day. Take 30 minutes
of your time and donate a unit of blood and keep another heart beating.
It's all about love and what greater love can there be than the love for
others in need.
Many blood centres throughout the country will be celebrating Valentines
Day and there will be a special surprise for all who donate a unit of
blood at these centres on Valentines Day itself.
YOUR PROFILE
Name: Alice May Healey
Birthday: 23 May
Star Sign: Gemini
Occupation: Brilliant Beads & Alice Creations (Entripeuneur)
When I look into the mirror every morning I think: What must be done
today?
My favourite people in the world are: My three best friends they know
who they are...
My favourite quote is: “Que Sera Sera”
Almost anything makes me laugh except STUPIDITY
The greatest lesson life has taught me so far is: Never say - Never
I'll do almost anything for: Peace and Tranquillity
When I get stressed I am most likely to throw my good nature out the
window.
I want my tombstone to read:
Its immaterial as I won't be around to read it.
I wouldn't mind being stuck in an elevator with: Denzel Washington
In three words I am: Caring, artistic and straight forward.
If I had a million rand to spend I would: Invest it
I live in Klerksdorp because: I LOVE IT!
The first thing I would save from a house fire is: My handbag
My nickname is: AL
I love my job because: I enjoy interacting with people
LIFE AND TIMES WITH COLLIN
Advertising
Robert Louis Stevenson once said, 'Everybody lives by selling
something'. The reader will readily recall that Stevenson wrote Treasure
Island, that famous classic that we all read as youngsters. The phrase
stuck, and in the universe of marketing, it has become somewhat iconic.
While I would like to focus on advertising, I want to spend a moment on
marketing and where marketing is today. Since the end of World War II
there has been the emergence and development of two major trends
affecting the practice of marketing ie customer power and self-service.
Both have been ably propelled by the Internet. The result is that today
you have a situation where customers are a lot smarter, better informed
and more than capable of making a stand. The recent plethora of consumer
protection bodies is witness to this evolution. I believe it a
beneficial development for the greater good of society. Philosophers
refer to this force for the greater good as hedonism.
Gone are the days where consumers merely buy whatever companies produce,
be it finished goods or services. However you look at it, those goods
and services still have to catch the attention of the consumer. The
element of marketing that is responsible for this is advertising.
Advertising is probably the most visible, most expensive, most
controversial and most talked about aspect of marketing. We are all, to
a greater or lesser extent affected by it. While it is difficult to
measure, it is a crucial factor in economic development.
The origins of advertising are obscure. From what I can gather the first
advertising was by public criers who in ancient times circulated through
streets calling attention to the sale of such items as slaves, cattle
and imports. Possibly the oldest written advertisement, about 3000 years
old, was discovered by archaeologists in the ancient ruins of Thebes. It
offered a gold coin for the capture and return of a runaway slave named
Shem. But advertising has been with around since the beginning of
humanity - for we all want to influence others. From the earliest there
was the word which expressed man's thoughts and feelings. Then followed
the picture which gave form to those thoughts. And lastly there was
writing which formalized and codified the spoken word beyond mere
utterance. The earliest business contracts and deeds of ownership were
authenticated with pictorial 'signatures'. These were in effect seals
and what we today call trademarks. In ancient Rome there were a number
of market places reserved for particular craftsmen and tradesmen. Their
goods had their names on. There were professional 'poster painters' who
painted election manifestos and advertisements on walls. This is the
origins of graffiti. Frescoes painted on the houses of tradesmen
published their products or work.
The most significant advance in advertising occurred in the 15th
century, namely printing. The invention of movable type by Johannes
Gutenberg, made it possible to produce many books and periodicals a lot
cheaper than ever before. And so was born, the modern era of
advertising. It was now possible to present argument and suggestion,
instead of simple announcements. This is where newspapers come from. The
advertisements that were carried were simple the offering of coffee,
chocolate and tea. But newspaper advertising had caught on and
flourished. So much so that in 1758, Samuel Johnson, the prominent
London poet and writer commented, 'Advertisements are now so numerous
that they are very negligently perused, and it is therefore become
necessary to gain attention by magnificence of promise and by eloquence,
sometimes sublime and sometimes pathetick'. Dr Johnson was a gifted
writer and I wouldn't be surprised if some of the problem referred to
so-called 'quack' advertising for medicines that could cure everything.
'Quack' is derived from the Dutch word quacksalver a puffer of salves.
To curb this false advertising, we find the introduction of the first
regulation of advertising material.
Moving along, the advent of industrialization, predominately in the
West, during the 19th and early 20th centuries, was to provide the
impetus for further groundbreaking advances in advertising. Anybody who
had anything to 'offer', be it governments, businesses, religious
organizations, amusement parks or schools, harnessed newspapers,
magazines, posters and pamphlets to promote their product.
It wasn't long before different markets were identified. One of those
was the women market. At the turn of the 20th century there weren't many
careers open to women. So they stayed home and looked after the house.
And it was the housewife who was responsible for most of the household
purchases. So around 1911 we find the first use of sexual sell. It was a
soap ad by the Woodbury Soap Company featuring a couple (fully dressed)
with the message 'The skin you love to touch'. In the 1920's the first
radio stations were established by radio manufacturers and retailers who
offered radio programmes in order to sell more radios. The practice of
sponsoring a talk show become popular with the ever-present: 'And now .
. . a word from our sponsors'. I can still remember listening to Mark
Saxon and those darn ads interrupting the programme at the most
inconvenient of times.
Nothing much has changed over the past few decades in so far as
advertising is concerned be it the visual, written or audio media. It
still has to appeal to the senses, be they lesser or more sublime. The
advent of the Internet however has brought with it an unprecedented
amount of advertising. Some of it good and some of it bad. I believe
it's called Spam.
As long as market economies are in existence there will always by
advertising. The advertisers universal credo being: 'We inform, you
choose'.
Judging by the current levels of debt, it would appear as if we have
chosen too much of late.
Chat again next week.
RENTAL HOUSING TO BE UPSCALED TO MEET NATIONAL TARGET
Government has budget R14 billion over the Medium Term Expenditure
Framework period (MTEF) to upscale delivery in the rental accommodation
and address affordability and access of the poor to rental
accommodation.
The amount is as part of the R26 billion funding requirement to meet the
national target of 100 000 rental housing units over five years .This
emerged at the National Rental Housing Roadshow hosted by the North West
Department of Developmental Local Government and Housing in Mafikeng on
Tuesday .
The objective of the road show attended by municipalities and mining
houses in the province was to enhance the delivery mechanism for the
implementation of the strategy. The strategy sets out national targets
of rental stock to be delivered hence it is important for all three
spheres of government to embrace the programme and provide necessary
support for the successful implementation of the strategy.
The need for the strategy was informed by the housing delivery plan that
government has been implementing since 2004 called Breaking New Ground
.The plan is about the creation of vibrant and sustainable human
settlements with amenities on well located land, its a shift from a
one-size-fits-all approach in housing, to promoting mixed income and
mixed tenure housing options.
Market indicators have shown that the:
• The demand for rental accommodation is rising at least 7% per annum
for individuals earning between R1600 - R3200.
• Since the age limit for subsidy qualification has been dropped from 21
to 18 (yrs), this is likely to increase the rental housing demand since
this age group is likely to prefer renting accommodation as opposed to
buying property.
• Rental housing demand is projected to grow to over 130 000 units per
year by 2011.
The strategy targets lower and indigent income target market and offers
incentives and support for small landlords,Faith based organisations,
informal landlords and other key rental stakeholders.Municipalities were
urged to avail serviced land for the province to meet its target of 7400
units.
As part of the roll-out of the strategy, pilot projects for the
Community residential units are currently underway in Rustenburg,
Tlokwe,Matlosana and Lekwa Teemane Local municipalities.
MEC YAWA ON PUBLIC PROTECTOR FINDINGS ON "CHEF FOR MAYOR" CONCERNS
North West MEC for Developmental Local Government and Housing, Howard
Yawa has welcomed the findings of the Public Protector on the propriety
of an advertisement of the position of a chef for the mayoral house by
Moses Kotane Local Municipality.
The own initiative investigation by the Public Protector followed public
concerns raised by the advert that appeared in the Sowetan newspaper of
29 October 2008.
The Public Protector observed that although the municipality had
resolved in August 2007 to advertise the position of chef at a salary of
R65 561 per annum together with positions of staff for cleaning,
gardening and security services, the municipality had decided not to
proceed with the said appointment, as municipal canteen was under
construction and the idea was to rather appoint the chef in the canteen.
Though he acknowledged that the advert for the position of chef in the
mayoral residence was open to an interpretation that the position was
created for the mayor's personal benefit, supporting information
supplied during the investigation convinced him that the creation of the
position was intended to safe on expenditure relating to catering for
the mayor's official functions and was not intended for Mayor Peter
Molelekeng's personal benefit.
The Public Protector concluded that except for the wording of the
advert, no evidence could be found to justify the conclusion that the
position was a personal benefit to the mayor since the municipality did
not in the end appoint a chef in terms of the advert therefore "any
potential misunderstanding about the intention with post becomes
academic." He however acknowledged that to appoint a chef in the mayoral
residence would always lead to the perception that it is for private
benefit of the mayor, unless explicitly stated in the job description.
The Public Protector's finding is that the decision to appoint the chef
in the municipal canteen to cater for official functions of the mayor,
removed any misunderstanding of the intention of the post.
Last year, Moses Kotane Local Municipality was awarded:
• The prestigious Govan Mbeki Provincial Housing Award for best
performing municipality in housing delivery.
• Overall Provincial winner of the Municipal Performance Excellence Vuna
Awards in the category for local municipalities.
• MEC's Special Award for demonstrating consistency in entering and
emerging as winners since the inception of the Municipal Performance
Excellence Vuna Awards in 2003.
• Provincial nomination certificates for Good Governance and Municipal
Transformation & institutional Development Key Performance Areas
The municipality has received unqualified audit opinions from the
Auditor General for the past three financial years.
“Find the
Cupid” Valentines Competition Winners
With an astonishing response, we can now confirm the three lucky
winners. Anet Rautenbach won the 1st prize and will treat her hubby
Hennie with a romantic dinner at John Dory's and treat herself with
great prizes from Classic Hair Romance and Salon Top 2 Toe.
The two consolation prizes where won by Marina Jacobs and Elizma
Conradie.
Yourcity would like to thank all our sponsors (John Dory's, Classic Hair
Romance and Salon Top 2 Toe - without you this competition wouldn't be
possible.
The History of Klerksdorp
The city was found in 1837 when the Voortrekkers settled on the banks of
the Schoonspruit ("Clear stream"), which flows through the town.
The most prominent of the first settlers was C.M. du Plooy who claimed a
farm of about 160 km², called it Elandsheuwel ("Hill of the Eland").
He gave plots of land and communal grazing rights on this farm to other
Voortrekkers in return for their labour in building a dam and an
irrigation canal. This collection of smallholdings was later given the
name of Klerksdorp in honor of the first landdrost (magistrate) of the
area, Jacob de Clerq.
In August 1886 gold was discovered in the Klerksdorp district as well as
on the Witwatersrand, which lies about 160 km to the east.
As a consequence, thousands of fortune-seekers descended on the small
village, turning it into a town with 70 taverns and even a stock
exchange of its own.
However, the nature of the gold reef demanded expensive and
sophisticated equipment to mine and extract the gold, causing the
majority of diggers to move away in the late 1890s and leading to a
decline in the gold mining industry.
During the Second Boer War (1899-1902), heavy fighting occurred in the
area, which also housed a large concentration camp.
Klerksdorp was connected by rail to Krugersdorp on 3 August 1897 and to
Kimberley in 1906.
The gold mining industry was revived by large mining companies in 1932,
causing the town to undergo an economic revival, which accelerated after
World War II.
Did you know facts about
animals
Did you know?...That certain animals such as Sparrows, Cottontail
Rabbits, Red Foxes and the White-Tailed Deer simply stick things out and
persevere during the winterin order to survive.
Did you know?...That giraffes have
no vocal cords.
Did you know?...That a chameleon's tongue is twice the length of its
body.
Did you know?...That large kangaroos can cover over 30 feet with each
jump.
Did you know?...That a goldfish is the only animal that can see infrared
and ultraviolet light.
Did you know?...That a newborn kangaroo is about 1 inch in length.
World heritage in South
Africa
Did you know that Table Mountain National Park has more plant species in
its 22 000 hectares than the British Isles or New Zealand? Or that the
Drakensberg has both the highest mountain range in Africa south of
Kilimanjaro and the continent's richest concentration of rock art?
South Africa is home to eight of the world's official heritage sites, as
determined by Unesco's World Heritage Committee.
The committee seeks to encourage the identification, protection and
preservation of cultural and natural heritage around the world
considered to be of "outstanding value to humanity".
Internationally, there are 851 World Heritage sites in 141 countries (as
of April 2008). South Africa has a total of eight - four cultural, three
natural and one mixed (cultural and natural) site. Starting with the
first site added to the list, ending with the latest, these are:
• iSimangaliso Wetland Park
• Robben Island
• Cradle of Humankind
• uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park
• Mapungubwe Cultural Landscape
• Cape Floral Region
• Vredefort Dome
• Richtersveld Cultural and Botanical Landscape
78ste Wêreldbiddag vir Vroue
Datum: 6 Maart
Plek: NG Kerk Wilkruin KLERKSDORP, Dr Yusuf Dadoo str
Tyd: 10:00
Tema: “In Christus - baie lede maar een Liggaam”
Vroue van alle denominasies word uitgenooi om saam te kom bid.
Verrigtinge sal tweetalig geskiet. Pamflette by deure beskikbaar.
Dankoffer vir Wêreld biddag Vroue - Organisasie.
Navrae: Alta: 083 385 5178 of Rose: (018) 462 9009
Potch council forgives
debts of poor
Potchefstroom will forgive around R32-million in debts of some of its
poorest residents, the city said on Tuesday.
"We should not be subjecting our people to more poverty," said
spokesperson Kaizer Mohau.
The decision was made at a meeting of the Tlokwe City Council, which
incorporates Potchefstroom, on January 30.
The debt, totalling R32,56-million, was owed for services the city
provided, including water and refuse collection.
The decision benefited 6 139 people who had been in debt for over 90
days and had little hope of ever paying their debt.
Before receiving the relief, they had to register their circum-stances
with the city.
Mohau said that those whose debts had been forgiven would still be
eligible, and have to pay for, services.
However, new payment plans would be progressive, set according to how
much a service recipient was able to pay. – Sapa
KHS ELFTAL WEN!
KHS het 7 Februarie op Pietersburg goed afgereken met Hoërskool
Pietersburg se eerste krieketspan toe hulle met 7 paaltjies gewen het in
die Super Ses kompetisie.
KHS het Pietersburg ingestuur om eerste te kolf en almal uitgehaal vir
71 lopies danksy die briljante boulwerk van Dawid Sebastian wat 5
paaltjies vir 12 lopies in 6 beurte laat spat het. Hy is goed ondersteun
deur Jan Bosman Brink wat 2 paaltjies vir 10 in sy tien boulbeurte gekry
het.
In KHS se kolfbeurt is die wenlopies in die sewentiende beurt geslaan
met Jacques Matthee op 50 n.u.n. van 32 balle en Jan Bosman op 25 n.u.n.
KHS se twee Super Ses spanne speel 14 Februarie teen E.G. Jansen. Die
eerstes het 'n weg-wedstryd terwyl die O/15's tuis speel.
ENVISIONING THE FUTURE
OF S.A. DANCE
FUSING DANCE WORKSHOP - “ENVISIONING THE FUTURE OF S.A. DANCE”
Home Grown Celebrities come to Matlosana in March.
Ashley Searle, born in Pretoria 2 march 1983. Professional Singer,
dancer, actor and entertainer.
His dance history or dance experience includes - SADTA Modern dance
teacher's qualification. Modern, Jazz, Contemporary, hip-hop and
African.
He has appeared in shows like - Fame, Chicago, Africa Footprint, We will
rock you, Las Vegas Fantasy, Buddy Holly, Peter- Pan Pantomime, and
Goldilocks Pantomime. And his favorite dance genre? SHOWDANCING!
Don't miss this opportunity to experience and learn from some of the
best talent in our Country right on our doorstep.
For further information contact Tina Fraser at: tinam.fraser@yahoo.com
or 083 228 2821
Or Lany Olivier on: 083 449 4469 or check out dancedirectory.co.za
HYMAX
GOLFDAG TEN BATE VAN SAVF RETHABILE KINDERHUIS
Die Rethabile kinderhuis huisves tans 150 sorgbehoewende kinders. Die
subsidie wat ontvang word vanaf die regering is tans nie genoeg nie en
word daar geweldig baie staatgemaak op donasies vanuit die gemeenskap.
Hymax het besluit om 'n golfdag te hou ten bate van Rethabile kinderhuis.
Die golfdag sal plaasvind op 21 Februarie te Eagles Creek Golfbaan in
Stilfontein. Beroep word op die gemeenskap gedoen om donasies te verskaf
ten eiende pryse beskikbaar te stel asook om die putjies te borg. Vir
enige inligting benodig kontak gerus Karen Hoffman van Hymax by 082 336
4513.
YOUR CLASSIFIEDS
1995 Mercedes Benz 220 Elegance, Wit, R29 000
Skakel: Aubrey 082 926 5245
Web / Graphic Designer post available to start A.S.A.P. Must have
experience in Corel Draw and Microsoft Frontpage.
Must be able to work under pressure and to deadline. Email C.V. to news@yourcity.co.za
or fax to
088-018-468-8883 with refe-
Rence Web Designer
DATA ENTRY WORKER NEEDED
Data Entry Workers needed to fill out forms with or without a computer.
Easy step-by step tutorials. Own hours. SMS name & address for a full
info brochure to: 078 690 8827
DISTRIBUTION: Supervised teams distribute flyers, newspapers, brochures
almost anything almost anywhere in
the North-West Province. Flyers, newspapers etc. are handed out postbox
to postbox and also at robots the choice is yours! Should you require
distribution please contact Wayne @ 082 563 7576. REMEMBER, more flyers
out……..more business in!
Designer Door: Ons spesialiseer in houtdeure en houtraamvensters. Skakel
ons gerus vir enige houtwerk. Uitstekende diens. Tony 082 4922 505
Baie netjiese 3 slaapkamer, enkel badkamer met dubbel moterhuis in
Adamayview. Baie naby aan Goudkop Laerskool. Baie sentraal gelee. Prys
R550 000.00 Swembad en ingeboude braai. Skakel Thea 083 403 5454
KOOP DIREK VAN KOPER:
Baie netjiese voltitel 2 slaapkamer meenthuis met 'n klein tuintjie in
klein kompleks. Prys R450 000.00. Skakel Thea 083 403 5453
SPCA Stilfontein Weekly: 9:00 15:00. Saturdays 09:00 11:00. Tel: 018 484
3727. Cell: 073 204 6128 a/h Boarding Facilities available. We cater for
all your pets needs. Birds, rabbits etc. also welcome. Dipping available
at R10 per dog.
SPCA/DBV Klerksdorp. Ma-Vr. 08:00 16:00. Saterdae 08:00 11:00. Sondae en
vakansiedae sal DBV gesluit wees. Tel. 018 469 2885. Noodnr. 079 493
7043 Bied losies vir troeteldiere oor naweke, te alle tyde. Hondekos ook
beskikbaar te koop. Dip ook diere by ons.
Stilfontein S.P.C.A has got the following animals available for
adoption. Male Pitbull, Female Sharpei, Male Sausage dog, Female cross
Foxie, Male cross Labrador, Male cross Terrier, Male cross
German-Sheppard, cats and kittens available for adoption, R50-00
Membership fees now due. Jumble for our shop would be greatly
appreciated. 018 484 3727 / 073 204 6128
LAERSKOOL SAAMTREK ATLETIEK
Tydens die onlangse Klerksorpkampioenskappe byeenkoms gehou op 5 en 7
Februarie te L/S Meiringspark, het Saamtrek-atlete aan 81 van die 82
items deelgeneem en die volgende plekke behaal:
1ste plekke 22, 2de plekke -17, 3de plekke - 6
Van die uitblinkers was dit beslis: Waldo Kriel (S O/13: 100m, 200m,
800m), Tabitha Visagie (D O/13: 80mH,200mH, Hoogspring), Anelda Jacobs
(D O/12: 80m, 100m, Verspring), Luan Richter (S O/12: 80m, 100m,
Verspring) wat 1ste plekke behaal in al 3 hul toegelate items.
Waldo het ook die enigste 2 nuwe rekords opgestel naamlik in die S O/13
100m (12.4 sek.) en 200m(25.1 sek.). Met die 800m het hy die rekord met
`n skrale 0.5 sekondes gemis.
LANDSDIENS:
Mej. Annelize de Klerk en haar Saamtrek landsdienslede het op Vrydag, 6
Februarie `n landsdiens “plakkerskamp” geleentheid geskep om daarmee hul
insamelings-veldtog van stapel te stuur.
Ongeveer 30 van die lede het hul tente kom opslaan en die middag en aand
met verskeie speletjies en braaivleis besig gehou.
GROENTJIES HOU VAKANSIE!
KHS se graad 8's het Donderdagaand tydens die skool se Groentjieskonsert
hul talente deeglik uitgeleef op die verhoog met die tema Vakansie.
Hulle het van Switserland tot Orkney Vaal getoer en selfs 'n haaiaanval
by Amanzimtoti oorleef danksy Pamela Anderson van Bay Watch!
Na die konsert is hulle amptelik onthef en kon hulle plegtig uit die
skoolkode aanhaal: “Ek sal die goeie naam van my skool altyd in ere hou”
Wessie-atlete breek records
Hoërskool Wesvalia se atlete het vanjaar puik presteer tydens hul
Interhuis en die een rekord op die ander gebreek ten spyte van die
weertoestande. (Die byeenkoms het plaasgevind vanaf 26-29 Januarie as
gevolg van die weer)
Die volgende leerders is aangewys as die top 20 atlete:
Willem Cloete, Verspring, o/14 Seuns
Molliére Daffue, 100m Hekkies, o/15 Seuns
Liezl Hechter,100m, o/15 Dogters
Salomé van Heerden, Hoogspring, o/16 Dogters
Christo Krause, Hoogspring, o/15 Seuns
Annique Burger, 1500m, o/15 Dogters
Petrus Coetzee, 100m, o/17 Seuns
Hermioné Kruger, 100m, o/14 Dogters
Suné Bronkhorst, Hoogspring, o/14 Dogters
Anja Schlebusch, 800m, o/14 Dogters
Deon van Aarde, Hoogspring, o/17 Seuns
LJ Basson, Verspring, o/14 Seuns
Christiaan van Eeden, 100m, o/15 Seuns
Gerrit Jv Rensburg, Gewigstoot, o/15 Seuns
Robyn Rider, Hoogspring, o/14 Dogters
Anré Burger, Verspring, o/15 Seuns
Stefan Kritzinger, Hoogspring, o/15 Seuns
Pieter Strydom, 200m, o/16 Seuns
Coert van Rensburg , Driesprong, o/16 Seuns
Eugene Petit, Driesprong, o/17 Seuns
Die Junior Victrix Lodorum is Liezl Hechter wat puik presteer het in
haar 100m, 200m en verspring.
Die Junior Victor Lodorum is Molliére Daffue wat uitstekend presteer het
in sy 100m, 100m hekkies en 300m hekkies. Salomé van Heerden word
aangewys as die Senior Victrix Lodorum vir haar hoogspring, verspring en
100m.
Die senior Victor Lodorum is Petrus Coetzee vir sy uitstaande prestasies
in 100m, 200m en 400m.
Die Wessie het ook agt rekords gebreek. Willem Cloete breek twee, 100m
en verspring seuns o/14. Annique Burger breek die 1500m dogters o/15
rekord. Molliére Daffue breek 3 rekords naamlik die 100m, 100m hekkies
en 300m hekkies vir seuns o/15. Christo Krause breek die driesprong
rekord vir seuns o/15. Marizanne Oosthuizen breek die 400m hekkies
rekord vir dogter o/17. SJ Louw, Britz Niemand en Dewald Claasens breek
al drie hamergooi rekords.
Hou die Wessie-atlete gerus dop tydens vanjaar se Inter, want hier kom
'n DING!
GROOT ATLETIEK VIR KHS
Sewe groot atletiekskole vanoor die land, waaronder KHS, het Saterdag in
Pretoria by Menlopark Hoër in Pretoria by Menlopark Hoër se
uitnodigingsbyeenkoms kragte gemeet. Skole soos Ermelo, Jim Fouché van
Bloemfontein, Nelspruit 1201 asook 'n distriktespan van Pietermaritzburg
het hul beste atlete ten toon gestel. Hoewel dit vir baie KHS atlete die
eerste byeenkoms van die seisoen was, het hulle hulself goed van hul
taak gekwyt. Tazmin Brits was haar skitterende self met twee eerste
plekke in Spiesgooi en Gewigstoot. Haar spiesgooi-prestasie het nie net
vir haar 'n medalje vir 900+ punte besorg nie, maar ook die titel as
Spiesgooier van die byeenkoms.
Marion-Ann Duvenhage, Sharon Pattinson en Andrea Strauss spog ook almal
met twee eerste plekke.
KHS se top tien atlete neem vandeesweek ook deel aan Noordheuwel se Top
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