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May 2014 - Page 2 of 3 - Mossview
Capturing the Heart & Soul of the Bay
By BylineAdmin on May 23, 2014May 23, 2014
(Short term sacrifice for long term gain. Jane Downes, 2007)
Indien jy die opskrif van hierdie artikel lees sal jy heel moontlik wonder waaroor hierdie nuwe artikel wat in die Mossview verskyn nou eintlik gaan handel. Kan dit oor visvang wees? Nee, ongelukkig nie! Indien jy ‘n ywerige Visserman is, in jou beroep of dit doen as stokperdjie, moet nie nou ophou lees en sê “ag dit is nie vir my nie”, want daar is veel meer in die lewe as om letterlik vis te vang. Die doel van hierdie skrywe is om vandag te begin besef dat die lewe oor meer gaan as net ‘n vis te koop of te ontvang van iemand, maar om jou lewe lank gevoed te word as jy honger het deur jouself te bemagtig om self die vis te kan vang.
Waarom gebeur dit dat so baie van ons (miskien jyself en mense rondom jou)
• ongelukkig is in die beroep wat ons volg
• nie ons drome bereik nie
• leerders en studente nie hul potensiaal bereik nie en selfs druip, terwyl ons weet hulle kan beter doen. Studente kan enigeen wees wat vir een of ander kursus ingeskryf is, maak nie saak wat jou ouderdom is nie.
Die antwoord kan heel eenvoudig wees:
Eerstens neem leerders op skool verkeerde vakke wat nie by hulle persoonlikheid pas nie. Hulle doen dit omdat hulle vakke neem wat hulle vriende neem, of bang is om by ‘n spesifieke onderwyser klas te kry. Redes kan legio wees, maar die uiteinde is hartseer – die leerders wat verkeerde vakke neem verloor hulle doel en maak deure toe sodat hulle nie die korrekte beroep kan volg nie. Op die wyse volg hulle as volwassenes ‘n beroep wat nie by hulle pas nie.
Tweedens voel leerders ongemotiveerd om te studeer en leer nooit die korrekte studiemetodes aan nie.
Derdens sien ons soveel van hierdie volwassenes (jyself,familie of vriende wat jy ken) wat erg ongelukkig is in hulle beroep, want daar was ‘n struikelblok in die pad wat verhoed het dat hulle die groot droom in hulle lewe verwesenlik.
Hierdie raak ‘n bose sirkel, want ons weet nie hoe om dit te verander of hoe om ons kinders (vandag se leerders) te help om uit hierdie sirkel los te breek nie. Vandag is daar ‘n belofte dat hierdie sirkel gebreek kan word.
Vir ‘n paar weke sal daar soortgelyke artikels in Mossview verskyn om aan jou te wys wat om te doen om hierdie sirkel te breek. In Mossview sal ons kyk na keuses wat ons maak en wat ‘n groot invloed op ons lewe uitoefen. Ons sal kyk na sake soos:
a) Kies die regte skoolvakke in graad 9
b) Kies om te leer om reg te studeer sodat jy onthou wat jy geleer het en jou potensiaal bereik
c) Maak die regte beroepskeuse
d) Maak keuses om jou loopbaanpad te verander.
Mev Rina Kotze, ‘n Bedryfsielkundige wat nou na Hartenbos verhuis het, gebruik tans haar ervaring wat sy in meer as 10 jaar as Skoolvoorligter en 5 jaar as Studente Voorligter by Unisa opgedoen het om ons mense in die Eden Distrik te help. Dit mag enige persoon wees (volwassene of leerder) wat hulp met bogenoemde benodig. Sien advertensie hierby vir kontakbesonderhede.
TEAM ATHLETICS INCLUDED IN SPORTS – FESTIVAL PROGRAMME
By BylineAdmin on May 23, 2014
A team athletics event for schools, the Rawson’s Top 10 Athletics Meeting, will this year form part of the annual Mossel Bay Sports Festival for the first time. Organised by Point High School, the athletics event will take place on Saturday, 4 October 2014.
The event will form part of the third Mossel Bay Sports Festival that will be held from Friday, 3 October 2014 to Tuesday, 7 October 2014.
Athletes can only enter as members of teams. Each team will consist of ten members. They can compete in as many as possible events in their respective age groups although a maximum of two members per team will be allowed to enter a single event.
Athletes can compete in the under 11, under 13, under 15 and under 17 age groups. The 18 best performances of each school according to the Athletics South Africa points table will determine the winning school. Only the first six positions will score points in each event. An athlete will also be allowed a maximum of three efforts in field items.
The entry fee is R20 per athlete and entry forms can be obtained from Point High School. Forms must be submitted before 31 May 2014. The contact person is Mr Jannie Nel, Head of Athletics at the school at telephone (044) 691-2247.
The Mossel Bay Sports Festival is co-ordinated by the Mossel Bay Municipality. Enquiries can be addressed to the Office of the Municipal Manager at telephone (044) 606-5003 or (044) 606-5193 or by e-mail to festivals@mosselbay.gov.za or feeste@mosselbay.gov.za.
Mossel Bay welcomes Women’s Golf Team Championships
By BylineAdmin on May 23, 2014
MOSSEL BAY, 21 May 2014: Women’s Golf South Africa’s 72-hole Team Championships gets under way at the Mossel Bay Golf Club on Monday, 25 May.
Twenty four teams of three players each will tee off in two divisions: twelve teams in the A-division playing for the Swiss Team Trophy, and the B-division teams chasing the Challenge Trophy in the 72-hole Stroke Play event.
With Sunday, May 25th reserved for practice rounds, free entry for all spectators on practice and competition days, and predictions for mild, stable weather throughout the event, the next week promises to be a feast for golf lovers.
The tournament has received the support of the Municipality of Mossel Bay, which recognises the power of sport both as a force for unity amongst people, and as an important driver of tourism – and therefore as a driver of the economy of the town.
Executive mayor Alderlady Marie Ferreira welcomed the participants.
“A love for golf presupposes a love for the outdoors and the natural environment. I can therefore hardly think of a venue suited better than Mossel Bay for a major golf tournament such as Women’s Golf South Africa’s 2014 Team Championships,” she said.
She thanked Women’s Golf South Africa for selecting Mossel Bay as the venue for the event, and the Southern Cape Women’s Golf Association for its work in ensuring the tournament’s success.
Alderlady Ferreira will host a prize giving lunch for the players and officials on Wednesday.
Rita Herholdt, president of Southern Cape Women’s Golf Association – the host province – said that everything is in place for a top-rate tournament.
“The course is looking good – in fact I don’t know if I’ve ever seen it looking this good – and nine of the ten top-ranked players in the country will be here, so we’re going to see some real international quality golf.”
She said that the field includes Carrie Park (ranked first), and Magda Kruger (2) – both playing for Gauteng North A; Ji Sun Kang (3) and Cara Gorlei (6) playing for Western Province A; Michaela Fletcher (4) playing for Kwazulu Natal A: Monja Richards (5) playing for Mpumalanga; Kaleigh Telfer (7) and Lara Weinstein (10) playing for Gauteng A; and Mae Cornforth (8) playing for North West A.
“Only number 9, Bianca Theron, won’t be with us,” said Ms. Herholdt.
Mossel Bay Golf Club manager, Louw Strydom, said that the course is in “absolutely fabulous condition from tee to green.
“Going into their main flowering season, the fynbos and the aloes – and the springbuck that roam freely on the course – all seem to be rejoicing in the good rainfall we’ve had in recent weeks.
“But it’s going to be a challenging game: the course will be playing long and the slick greens will add to the difficulty factor, especially if we get any wind.”
Mossel Bay Tourism’s Marcia Holm welcomed the players and officials – and called on visitors and locals to support the event.
“The Mossel Bay Golf Course is known as the course where you can see the sea from every tee – but it’s also known as the friendly club, and they always make everyone feel at home.
“Golf is one of the town’s most popular attractions, and I suspect that many of the spectators will want to play Mossel Bay themselves after the tournament is over – so it’s worth reminding you that the Club is offering 18 holes with shared golf cart hire at a hugely discounted rate during the month of May as part of Mossel Bay’s Mild Season,” she said.
Ms. Herholdt said that the Southern Cape Women’s Golf Association appreciates the support that Mossel Bay and its Municipality give to sport in general in the town.
“We wish all the players good golfing over the next few days; may all your drives go straight and may all your putts find the bottom of the cups,” she said. •
By BylineAdmin on May 23, 2014
Since moving to the PetroSA Nature Reserve, we’ve been doing a lot of work on the reserve to try and improve the general look of it and make it more people friendly.
This month we added a short hiking trail called ‘Aloe Valley’ which was first tested and tried by the children from Little Lighthouse and was thoroughly enjoyed. Another hiking trail around the dam is in progress and will be completed in the weeks to come.
We have also relocated the bee hives and hope it will ‘bee’ occupied soon.
As part of our veld management plan we are looking to burn another section on the reserve. A burning plan has been drafted and the permit has been approved. We will wait for the weather conditions to be right then we will start lighting the matches.
We have set up a temporary website with all our necessary information and contact details. Take a look at our youtube video links and photos in the gallery @
The Little Lighthouse preschool visited PetroSA Nature Reserve for an educational outreach. The day was filled with a lot of fun where the children learnt about creation, walked on the new hiking trail, assisted the interns to feed the animals, danced and also did bio monitoring. The school also opened up the opportunity for the parents to accompany their children. The day was celebrated with a lovely lunchpack provided by PetroSA. Some of the parents also brought picnic baskets and sat down on the grass and enjoyed lunch with their children. Overall it was a very successful day which everyone thoroughly enjoyed.
This month we bid farewell to another one of our students. Ilzabé was the student selected to run the Dogs on Beaches Project. Through this project she was able to set up her own enterprise and will continue running the project as an independent entity. We wish her all the best for her future ahead.
In the two years that we’ve worked on the PetroSA Nature Reserve, there was one animal that we could easily distinguish from the rest, a one horned Bontebok ram, named Unicorn. Sadly Unicorn died this month due to natural causes. We will miss our unusual looking, easy identifiable, one horned Bontebok on the reserve.
Employee of the Month
Congratulations to Sarel, our employee of the month, for his hard work and perseverance.For his work on the PetroSA Nature Reserve: planning hiking trail, drafting burning plan, setting up bee hives. •
By BylineAdmin on May 23, 2014
Koue weer is nie ‘n verskoning om op te hou oefen nie.
Wenke van hoe jy aan die wikkel kan bly die winter.
Daar is heelwat binne-sportsoorte bv handbal, tennis, muurbal, swem en pluimbal om maar ‘n paar te noem.
Oor die algemeen is ons wintersdae nie sleg, en kan jy nog die winterson geniet as jy voor sononder gaan stap. Klim trappe, of parkeer ver van waar jy wil wees om bietjie oefening te kry.
Hoewel nog koud en donker vroegoggend, is die voordeel van vroeg oefen, dat jy nie laatmiddag moeg en ongemotiveerd sal wees nie.
As jy nie van stap hou of gimnasium toe wil gaan nie, oefen dan tuis waar dit warm is.
Jy kan oefenfiets ry, pilates of joga oefeninge doen, trampolien- of touspring of selfs hoela-hoep.
Sluit aan by ‘n fiksheidsklas. As ‘n reël motiveer die mense in die klas mekaar om deur te druk en nie sommer tou op te gee nie.•
By BylineAdmin on May 9, 2014
Net waar jy gaan, kla mense oor tyd …. nie genoeg tyd !!
Ma kla gedurig oor hoeveel tyd sy spandeer aan kinders rondry, hulp met skoolwerk en take, huiswerk doen, koskoop en dan nog kosmaak ook, sy kry net nie tyd vir haarself nie. Pa kla daar is nie genoeg tyd vir golfspeel of visvang nie en die kinders kla oor te veel skoolwerk, toetse en buitemuurse aktiwiteite.
Het dit nie dalk ‘n maklike verskoning geword nie, “…. ek is te besig”.
Die gevaar – as jy dit bly dink en sê, glo jy dit later.
Die lewe raak een groot gejaag met almal oppad – niemand weet waarheen en geen eindpunt in sig.
Soms kry jy die idée dat mense in ‘n veeleisende beroep, met al die normale eise van ‘n gesinslewe, altyd tyd kan maak vir nog!
Nou glo dit … daar IS tyd vir alles !!
Maak net eers tyd om jou lewe reg te pak.
• Vir skeppende, kreatiewe dinge bv tuinmaak, sport, oefen
• Tyd saam met jou kinders. Tienerprobleme het oorweldigend te doen met gebrek aan tyd tussen ouers en kinders.
• Tyd om verhoudinge te bou tussen bv vriende, vriendinne.
• Tyd vir lag – lag vir jouself of doen iets laf. Lees elke dag ‘n grappie.
• Tyd vir ‘n drukkie – ja, omhels en druk jou tienerseun, al maak hy of hy dit haat.
• Tyd om lief te hê – Liefde vra tyd, kwaliteit-tyd, nie 5 min se aandag gee nie.
• Tyd vir vrede. Hoe lyk dit by jou? Oorlog of onmin in die huis of by die werk?
Nee, ek het tot die besef gekom, daar is vir ‘n mens niks beter as ‘n gebalanseerde lewe, en om vrolik te wees, geliefd en of bemind te voel en so die goeie van die lewe te geniet nie.
SA Tourism’s #MeetSouthAfrica bloggers to explore Human Origins in Mossel Bay
By BylineAdmin on May 9, 2014
Five top international and South African travel bloggers will visit Mossel Bay next week to enjoy a Point of Human Origins Experience – and learn why this part of South Africa is attracting world attention as the birthplace of culture and advanced technology.
The group is taking part in South African Tourism’s #MeetSouthAfrica campaign, which aims to leverage the power of social media to market the destination.
The campaign will see a total of fourteen bloggers visiting all of the country’s provinces in the run-up to the SA Tourism Indaba, which will take place in Durban from the 10th to the 12th of May. The bloggers will travel the country in three separate parties while sharing and writing about their experiences. They’ll then meet up again to take part in various events at the Indaba – including a panel discussion which will take place in the Indaba’s new TechZone.
SA Tourism’s #MeetSouthAfrica blogger’s campaign was launched last year as a new way of communicating with potential travellers. According to figures released by the country’s destination marketing organisation, the campaign’s hash tag (#MeetSouthAfrica) has attracted more than 219 million impressions on social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest.
“We’re very excited to welcome these influential writers to Mossel Bay because we believe that the archaeology of the area – which has revealed the earliest evidence for modern human behaviour – is a differentiator unlike any other,” said Mossel Bay Tourism’s Marcia Holm.
“They’re in for an experience they couldn’t find anywhere else in the world.”
The archaeology that’s attracting all this attention was identified in 1997 when Jonathan Kaplan – the director of the Agency for Cultural Resource Management – and Dr. Peter Nilssen (who was then working towards a PhD.) made a routine survey for an environmental impact study on the land that would become the Pinnacle Point Beach & Golf Resort.
Dr. Nilssen and Professor Curtis Marean (an associate director of the Institute of Human Origins and professor at the School of Human Evolution and Social Change at Arizona State University) set up the Mossel Bay Archaeology Project to study the finds in 2000, and Prof. Marean established the SACP4 Project – The South African Coastal Palaeoclimate, Palaeoenvironment, Palaeoecology and Palaeoanthropology Project – in 2005. This Project now involves more than 40 scientists from around the world.
“We know from genetic research that all people alive today are descendants of a core population of less than a thousand individuals who lived in Africa between 150,000 and 200,000 years ago – and what we’ve found here shows that at least a portion of this population lived in the area around Mossel Bay,” said Dr. Nilssen.
This, he said, is where mankind first began systematically harvesting the sea (which – since it requires an intimate knowledge of the tides and other aspects of the marine environment – indicates that we’d developed advanced levels of thinking 162,000 years ago); and where we first used ochre for symboling or decoration – which places Mossel Bay as the birthplace of culture.
“The archaeology has also revealed the earliest use of complex bladelet technology (in which tiny, exquisitely-made stone blades were embedded into wood or bone to create more efficient weapons than any we’d had before), and the earliest use of fire as an engineering tool (annealing silcrete with controlled and sustained heat in order to produce a better quality raw material for manufacturing stone blades) – both of which place Mossel Bay as the birthplace of advanced technology.
“But equally importantly, the Pinnacle Point Caves – where most of these discoveries have been made – also contain fossilised carbon and oxygen isotopes which provide us with a record of the climate of the area over the period 30,000 to 400,000 years ago.
“Besides being the birthplace of culture and technology, Pinnacle Point thus becomes the one place in the world where we can start to understand how climate change affects us as a species over long periods of time.”
Dr. Nilssen’s Point of Human Origins Experience – arranged by The Oystercatcher Trail in partnership with the Pinnacle Point Homeowners Association, Heritage Western Cape, and the SACP4 Project – includes a walking tour of the Pinnacle Point Caves and a presentation and discussion about the origins of modern human behaviour, and the significance of what we’re learning from the archaeology of the Middle Stone Age in South Africa.
The #MeetSouthAfrica bloggers – Brazil’s Mauricio Oliveira (who publishes www.trilhaseaventuras.com.br), Malaysia’s Umei The (www.ccfoodtravel.com), Canada’s Rob Lloyd (www.stophavingaboringlife.com), and South Africa’s Ishay Govender (www.foodandthefabulous.com) and Katarina Mancama (www.simplysouthafrica.wordpress.com) – will share their experiences with their international audiences on their sites, and on the social web using the hashtag #MeetSouthAfrica. Round-ups of highlights of their tour will be published on www.southafrica.net/blog.
Meet Mossel Bay Tourism on stand DEC1E114 at Indaba 2014.
Point of Human Origins Experience:
Business Focus – The Christian Leadership Academy
By BylineAdmin on May 9, 2014
Describe your business in a short paragraph:
The Christian Leadership Academy provides training that is aimed at different branches of ministry and focuses on the needs of candidates for such ministries.
“Equipping the Body of Christ to Fulfill Purpose and Achieve Destiny”
When did you start your business?
CLA was founded in 2001.
What prompted you to start/buy your business?
God desires all believers to be equipped to do their part in the Body of Christ, His Church.
From Him the whole body, joined and held together by every supporting ligament, grows and builds itself up in love, as each part does its work.
Written in the context of spiritual gifts, Ephesians 4:16 emphasizes the importance of everybody doing their part.
My business is aimed at?
Leaders who will help others to make a difference where they are: to be, to do and to carry good news within their contexts.
What products/services are you offering?
Some of our study fields are Preaching, Pastoral Care, Pastoral Counselling, Evangelism, Leadership dynamics, Missions, Old and New Testament, Exegesis, Spiritual Formation, Life Coaching and many more.
What is your competitive advantage?
All faculty members are selected for their success in ministry, academic background, and concern and care for students.
We have always been committed to providing our students with the most affordable education possible.
What makes your business stand out in the crowd?
CLA has grown substantially through the years and we continually look to the future while holding fast to the heritage of our faith.
“For the love of Christ compels us”
II Corinthians 5:14 (NIV)
What is the most important message you wish to send to the community?
Share our passion by starting to help others to make a difference where you are, and to carry the good news. •
KFC KRIEKETFEES WEER STEUNPILAAR VAN SPORTFEES
By BylineAdmin on May 9, 2014
Die hoogs suksesvolle KFC Punt Krieketfees sal vanjaar weer een van die steunpilare van die jaarlikse Mosselbaaise Sportfees wees. Die krieketfees is nie net een van die oudste krieketfeeste in Suid-Afrika nie, maar is die grootste in Afrika.
Die Mosselbaaise Sportfees word deur die Munisipaliteit gekoördineer om die plaaslike ekonomie te stimuleer en ‘n gesonde leefwyse aan te wakker. Daar sal na raming vanjaar weer ongeveer dertig verskillende sportbyeenkomste tydens die amptelike sportfees van 3 Oktober 2014 tot 7 Oktober 2014 gehou word.
Dit is ‘n kenmerk van die fees dat individuele sportkodes- of – liggame hul eie byeenkomste aanbied, en dat die Munisipaliteit logistieke hulp verleen asook die fees oorhoofs bemark. Soos verlede jaar sal die fees onder meer nasionale seiljagkompetisies, skaatsplankrenne, raakrugby en ‘n motorsportgimkana insluit.
‘n Mosswalk-pretstap asook ‘n hondeskattejag sal deel vorm van die fees, en ‘n gedeelte van Marshstraat sal op die Saterdag vir die gebruiklike feesstraatparty gesluit word. Lewendige musiek en stalletjies sal deel van die straatparty wees.
Die KFC Punt Krieketfees, wat vanjaar van 3 Oktober 2014 tot 7 Oktober 2014 plaasvind, het reeds inskrywings van 32 spanne uit die WP, Boland, SWD, Oos-Kaap, Vrystaat, Gauteng en Namibië gelok. Tydens die fees sal altesame 61 wedstryde op 16 velde in Mosselbaai, Groot-Brakrivier, Riversdal, George en Oudtshoorn gespeel word.
Die eerste wedstryd van die krieketfees sal op Vrydag, 3 Oktober 2014, op die Van Riebeeck A-veld gespeel word tussen die Hoërskool Punt en die Hoërskool Bellville. Die fees sal dieselfde aand amptelik geopen word, terwyl die Hoërskool Punt se o.19 A- en o.15 A-spanne die vorige aand by ‘n glansgeleentheid bekendgestel sal word.
Meer inligting oor die Sportfees kan van die Kantoor van die Munisipale Bestuurder by (044) 606-5003 of (044) 606-5193 of per e-pos by admin@mosselbay.gov.za verkry word.
Buffalo Rally will return for the next three years
By BylineAdmin on May 9, 2014
MOSSEL BAY: 30 APRIL 2014 – Mossel Bay Tourism has welcomed the news that the Buffalo Rally will return to the town for three more years. This after the council voted in favour of entering into a new contract with the organisers, Cape Town’s Nomads Motorcycle Club, at its regular monthly meeting, which took place last week.
“The Buff is becoming something of a tradition in Mossel Bay, and we’re very happy that it’s going to continue,” said Mossel Bay Tourism’s Marcia Holm. “It always delivers a massive injection into the local economy, it always benefits local charities, and it always creates new ambassadors for Mossel Bay.
“It’s really a win-win for everybody.”
Nomads Motorcycle Club chairperson, Luderick Jacoby, said he was delighted to hear the news.
“It’s terrific. We’ve run the Buff in Mossel Bay nine times since 2005 (it went to Aliwal North in 2008), and we love the destination.”
He said that the institutional memory that comes from arranging the event in the same venue year after year makes the organisers’ jobs easier as time goes by. “We get to know the Municipality’s requirements, and they get to know what we need, and everything goes smoothly for everyone.”
Like Ms. Holm, Mr. Jacoby said that having the rally in Mossel Bay definitely influences riders to return to the town for future holidays.
“Riders tell us all the time that they love Mossel Bay, and many of them have posted about it on our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/BuffaloRally). The excitement is already building for 2015.”
Mossel Bay Round Table has by tradition manned and managed the beer tents in the rally grounds.
“We haven’t finalised our agreement with the Nomads yet, but we hope the arrangement will continue on the same footing as before since The Buff is our biggest fund-raising event of the year,” said Table chairperson Edward Weston.
“We put about 75% of the profits back into various community projects in Mossel Bay.
“Over the years, the Round Tables of Mossel Bay and Zeeuwsch Vlaanderen in the Netherlands were able to raise R 400,000 for the construction of new buildings for the Khanyisa Day Care Centre in kwaNonqaba – and much of our contribution came from the money we raised at The Buff.
“We opened the new facilities in February 2013, and we continue to support the centre via cash contributions.
“We also use some of the profits from The Buff to make a significant annual donation to the NSRI – partly because their members help us to staff the beer tents on a voluntary basis.”
Mr. Jacoby said that the Nomads are aware that some riders misbehaved this year, which caused irritation for some of the citizens of Mossel Bay.
“We will continue to work hard with the authorities and the riders to ensure that future events are worry-free for the people of Mossel Bay – because we really appreciate their hospitality.
The next three Buffalo Rallies will take place on 19 to 22 March 2015, 17 to 20 March, 2016, and 16 to 19 March 2017. More information from the Nomads Motorcycle Club: www.nomads.org.za. For more information about Mossel Bay, please go to www.visitmosselbay.co.za
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