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PINELANDS COMMUNITY MAGAZINE issue

87 | August 2018

JACK THONISSEN

Entrepreneur building hockey in South Africa

CHICKEN AND Heleen BARLEY SOUP Meyer

ADVENTURES Community IN ARGENTINA Travellers

THE MEERKAT Far Out RADIO TELESCOPE Images

WELCOME

Image: Derrill Papendorf

Cover image: One of the 64 magnificent MeerKAT radio dishes angled at the centre of the Milky Way - the brightest area seen rising on the left. See page 11 for the beautiful image of the centre of our galaxy returned by MeerKAT in July this year. Small cover image: The famous Fornax A galaxy seen with the MeerKAT telescope. Left: Max Schutte with MeerKAT operators Lavashni Kara and Buntu Ngcebetsha, in the control room in Pinelands. See Page 10.

THE REMARKABLE KAROO MEERKAT Recently, Glynnis and I were delighted to enjoy a tour of the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory (SARAO) offices in Pinelands. Thank you to fellow Pinelander Richard Lord for arranging and conducting the tour for us. This followed the official inauguration of the MeerKAT radio telescope in the Karoo, earlier this month. MeerKAT is an array of radio receiving dishes which combine to make an extremely sensitive 'telescope'. When the mass of radio signal data collected is processed, it provides detailed images of distant objects in space which conventional optical telescopes cannot see in such detail. MeerKAT is part of a broader project of the Square Kilometre Array (SKA), a multinational project across several continents in which South Africa is a key partner. It is raw science, engineering, information technology and computational science of the highest order. The South African team deserves an accolade for professionally delivering their part of the project with home grown staff and technology. The images already coming from MeerKAT so soon after start-up are of higher quality than ever imagined and are of major interest and importance to the scientific community around the world. Expect to hear much more about this remarkable facility in the coming years. You may wonder why the radio dishes are located in the middle of nowhere in the Karoo. We were told that it is because the receivers are so sensitive that extreme radio silence and freedom from radio interference is needed. Just a single stray radio burst from a passing aircraft or nearby cell phone can burn out a receiver. This is also why every single piece of equipment is individually tested in the labs to ensure it doesn't leak any radio interference before it is allowed on site. The deep Karoo is ideal as it is relatively untouched by the radio pollution that comes from almost every appliance in our towns and cities. Read about MeerKAT and see its remarkable and beautiful images on pages 10 and 11. I hope you enjoy the edition!

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Writer and Photographer

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Common Starling Formally known as the European Starling this was one of the many species introduced by Cecil John Rhodes and one of the more successful of his introductions. Usually found in small flocks, they can be seen around man made habitation and nest in buildings. Unfortunately they are carriers of lice, so their nesting in one’s home is not very desirable. They are glossy with white flecks and in the right light can be very beautiful. The juveniles are similar to the adults but less glossy. They eat fruit, insects and small animals. They have varied calls, ranging from squawks and whistles to mimicry. Text by John McFarlane of Pinewood Village, Pinelands. A keen birder for 30 years, and long time member of the Cape Bird Club. John follows his birding passion to many destinations. See www.capebirdclub.org.za.

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Come to the Cuppa for CANSA business networking event from 2pm to 6pm at the Protea Hotel, 64 Church Street. Donation R150. To book call Fadwa Walker 021 689 5347.

11 & 25 August 2018 SUPPORT THE KAROO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY (KAPS)

Come to SASNEV at Central Square from 9am to 1pm. KAPS will have a table of quality items for sale. Tea and coffee available. Volunteers wishing to help KAPS, please call Gloria at 083 450 2782.

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Are you between 16 and 65 years , weigh 10:25 PM more than 50kg, and healthy? You can donate blood. It takes just 30 minutes. Visit the next blood donation clinic at St Stephen's Church Main Hall, at Central Square Pinelands, from 3pm to 7:15pm. See www.wpblood.org.za. Clinic dates may change, call 021 507 6300 to confirm.

25 August 2018

PINEWOOD VILLAGE CRAFT MARKET

The residents of Pinewood Village are having a craft market on Saturday, 25 August from 9am

to 12pm. The articles are made by the villagers themselves. Tea and coffee will be served. Call Judy Mollison 0824595487.

29 August 2018

PINELANDS STAMP CIRCLE

Meet at 7:15pm in the activities hall of the Pinelands Library for an all-members “Postmark” evening. John Stinson will provide a voluntary exhibit. The meeting will conclude with a bourse, so get your swaps organised and priced ready for this event. All welcome. Call John 021 531 1954 or Martin 021 689 5050.

29 August 2018 STEEL MAGNOLIAS

Catherine Hermans hosts a monthly cancer support group for ladies meeting at 20 Peak Drive. Call 021 531 3963.

5 September 2018

HAPPY HOUR @PINELANDS LIBRARY

Join the Pinelands Library adult social group in the hall at 10am for Book Chat. All welcome. Call Brenda 021 530 7160.

29 -30 September 2018 LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS

Get your tickets for the Rotary Club of Wynberg charity fundraiser at the Cape Town City Hall on Saturday 29 September at 8pm and Sunday 30 September at 5pm. Music inspired by the theme Sound and Light Spectacular, with conductor Richard Cock, the Proms Orchestra and massed choirs. Tickets available from 17 August at www.computicket.com @ R250 and R300. Call Barry Cleveland 083 303 0985 or cleveland@mweb.co.za.

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CREATIVITY is about turning a challenge into a rewarding opportunity.

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The well established and profitable accommodation business is marketed on a number of online platforms and has a solid client base. The close proximity to Vincent Pallotti Hospital is a strong drawcard for the many visitors here for medical reasons. Business financials are available for serious buyers.

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JACK THONISSEN

Congratulations to Jack Thonissen who is one of the finalists for the Top CA under 35 competition run by the SAICA (South African Institute of Chartered Accountants). Jack is an entrepreneur of note and is using his business talent, and love for sport, to improve the skills of keen hockey players throughout South Africa.

LONG TIME PINELANDS FAMILY

Jack's Dutch paternal grandparents came to Pinelands in 1958, moving here from Indonesia. Jack's parents Patrick and Diane met when their families lived in Daffodil Way. The family home is now in the Crescent, where Jack grew up with his sister Christine and brother Luke.

FAMILY AND BUSINESS

Experiences as a child have influenced Jack's business acumen, since his father, who established a successful tile company, often had client/supplier meetings at home with businessmen from all over the world. Negotiating and networking come naturally to Jack, but he has also learnt a great deal from the usual "hard knocks" that life dishes out - especially on his first independent business venture, where he refused to take no for an answer, and also in his hockey career which had a rocky start when he couldn't make the U16 C hockey team at Pinelands High School.

BUILDING HOCKEY IN SOUTH AFRICA

Today Jack is the owner of a retail sports shop, The Hockey/Cricket Shop which he started when completing his Chartered Accountant training contract. Building on that, he is the African wholesaler of the famous Dutch "Princess" hockey brand, and now has a distribution centre in Paarden Eiland - quite different from the beginnings in his parents converted garage! The Princess hockey brand is one of the top

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5 in the SA hockey market, and sponsors more than 100 brand ambassadors, both players and coaches nationally. An amazing concept established in South Africa by Jack is the SportsWays hockey coaching clinics. He discovered the success of the professional coaching system used in Holland, and realised how much South African hockey could benefit from them. So far in 2018 the clinics have coached over 2400 players and 350 coaches nationally, and in Zimbabwe and Namibia.

A SPORTING CHALLENGE

Determined to get into a hockey team at school, Jack took the decision to get training from friends Austin Smith (now an Olympian and SA Mens Hockey player based in Holland) and Malcolm Arguile, over the weekends. The tough training resulted in a team position from coach Mike McConnachie, and in Jack's matric year, a place in the WP U18 Pens Provincial Team. "Playing Club Hockey is the best decision I ever made" says Jack and advises all youngsters to join a hockey club and learn from experienced players. Jack has a list of hockey playing achievements as well as an Award for Long Service at the Pinelands Hockey Club. His years on the South African Hockey Executive have given him the opportunity to influence the game from many angles representing SA Hockey players at national meetings, and now he throws his energy into improving the game through the SportsWays coaching clinics.

NEVER STOP STRETCHING YOURSELF

Not one for missing a challenge, Jack has now completed four Iron Man 70.3 Competitions - even though he had a trying time mastering the long distance swimming due to a near drowning incident as a young adult. He feels that his swimming fitness will enable him to play league hockey for longer. The Iron man competitions have seen Jack travel to Buffalo City in 2016, Pula Croatia in 2016, Cascais Portugal in 2017 and Buffalo City in 2018.

A CHARITABLE CHALLENGE

Jack featured in the Muse in June 2014 when he and some friends cycled "The Forgotten Highway" an old trade route to Kimberley, raising over R90 000 for a Khayelitsha nursery school! Right now Jack's major challenge is managing the logistics of the coaching clinics. He brings 20 Dutch coaches to South Africa, pairs them with 20 SA coaches for clinics at 18 venues nationally and in Zimbabwe and Namibia. More than 300 local volunteer coaches also help at the clinics.

GROWING BUSINESS, GROWING HOCKEY

Jack is the founder / owner of some indoor hockey franchises in South Africa and hopes to be able to see astroturf at the Pinelands Hockey Club one day. We wish Jack well with his various business ventures and his passion for improving the sport of hockey in SA - and every success in the Top 35 CA under 35 competition. ď&#x20AC;ź

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Maynard Burgoyne COMMUNITY NEWS

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CAPE TOWN LIONS CLUB (PINELANDS) PRESIDENTIAL INDUCTION DINNER At a glittering gala dinner the Cape Town Lions Club thanked their outgoing President Martin Kallis and welcomed the new President Janine Filmer. Awards were presented for new and long standing Lions, with Peter Carstens being honoured with the Louis Volks Award, the Lions highest award for his contribution to Lions and the community. Lions International was formed in 1917 by Melvin Jones. Cape Town Lions Club (Pinelands) turned 60 in 2017 and was the first Lions Club to be formed in Southern Africa and in South Africa. Their motto is We serve and where there is a need you will find a Lion. If anyone is interested in making a difference in their community why not join Lions? For more information call Martin Kallis on 082 457 5018 or come to the monthly meetings on the 2nd Monday of the month at the Lions den at the end of Ringwood Drive Pinelands at the entrance of Clyde soccer grounds. Meetings start at 7:30pm.

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“The children now love luxury. They have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in places of exercise.” You may know that this quote is attributed to the Greek philosopher, Socrates, who lived well over two thousand years ago.

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Certainly, much has not changed: teenagers have always displayed some or all of the behaviours noted by Socrates. On the other hand, much has changed in the way that young people present themselves, and there are obvious reasons for this. Young people in democratic countries today are growing up in a very different society to that found in ancient Greece. They are faced with a bewildering array of options thrown at them daily (and nightly) by social media, the World Wide Web, peer pressure, schools, changing family structures, the retail world and its powerful marketing, and so much more. They are also growing up in a world where the rights of the individual 10:59 AMparamount, and where difference and are diversity are encouraged and celebrated. Add to this mix the complexities of postApartheid South Africa and the waves of social and political change that continue to rock our country, and we have a wonderful, scary and challenging backdrop. How can we as parents, teachers and caregivers ensure that we walk strongly and compassionately alongside teenagers through these years of change? Here are some thoughts:

MODERN TEENAGERS NEED TO BE HEARD

They need to understand why boundaries are there, they need moral guidance, and they need love, affirmation and support. In this sense not much has changed, except

that the old paradigm of ‘because I say so’ is no longer effective. The world is showing them that young people have a voice, that they have a right to understand first, before they comply. This makes parenting and teaching particularly challenging, but it does open up opportunities for communication which may not have been there before. It is not always possible to explain every decision or rule, but our attitude towards boundaries and consequences should be shifting as we seek to take young people with us in our thinking, rather than simply imposing something on them. It is a significant change of direction for many of us, but it does reap rewards in terms of our relationships, and teenagers’ willingness to comply.

SCHOOL AND HOME SHOULD SHARE VALUES

Because the world is bombarding teenagers with such a bewildering range of values and options, the home and the school must continue to stand firmly together and be bastions of clear and sound values. Young people need to know that when they put out their hands to steady themselves, there are adults there who hold strong common values – values which are universally accepted as being noble and good: respect, integrity, kindness, courage, compassion and so much more. Sometimes teenagers may not want to engage with these values because there are easier routes. Our task is to show them the right route, hard though it may be. When the school and the home share these values, we all win.

UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

And finally, unconditional love (which can also be tough love) and strong affirmation from parents, family and teachers will allow the teenager to continue to develop into a whole person with a strong sense of selfworth. There never has been, and there never will be substitutes for these. Parent, teacher, caregiver: the times are challenging, but if we listen with compassion and respect, maintain clear boundaries, rolemodel sound values, and love and affirm young people, they will be ok. 

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CASEY COETZEE TO PLAY FOR SOUTH AFRICA! Congratulations to Pinelands High School student Casey Coetzee who was selected to represent South Africa in the SA U17 Hockey squad. Casey played as a forward in the Western Province U18A team where her team won GOLD at the recent Interprovincial tournament in Pietermaritzburg.

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DYNAMIC PHS DEBATING DUO Kelsey Everts (Grade 12) and Keren Parker (Grade 10) entered the British Parliamentary Debating League run by the Cape Town Speaking Academy earlier this year. The tournament ran at UCT over four weekends. In the British Parliamentary format, there are two people in a team, and only 20 minutes from receiving the topic to starting the debate. The girls participated in seven preliminary rounds before progressing to the semi-finals and finals. Unfortunately, they lost in the finals but still performed exceptionally well. From Right: Kelsey Everts (Grade 12) and Keren Parker (Grade 10).

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This is how we spent our 67 minutes on Mandela Day! Sharing a bowl of home made soup and a bread roll with 200 students at Garden Village Primary School and with the residents of SAWAS House. Pinelands High School recently introduced Information Technology as a National Senior Certificate subject. Above: The Grade 10 class working together to solve complex coding problems. Left to Right: Lee-yah Abrahams, Adrin Makombe, Giovanni Pascoal, Elizabeth Sheard, Jason Clothier.

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Husband and wife, Colin and Chelsea Rickman, teachers from Longmont in Colorado paid a visit to Cannons Creek after reading about grey water usage at the school. Colin and Chelsea met with the Principal of the Primary School Mrs Tracy Wahl, visiting some classrooms and being shown the school's Water Management Plan by the school's Estate Manager Mr Wahl. They also met the Founder Principal of Cannons Creek, Mrs Carol Booth. Both Colin and Chelsea were struck by the

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Cannons Creek Primary School Grade 2A class about to make sandwiches on Mandela Day. All the Grade 1 to 3 pupils made sandwiches for 67 minutes. These were then distributed to children's homes and retirement homes in Athlone, Heideveld, Primrose Park and Bridgetown.

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KENDRICK HOUSE GALA DINNER Kendrick House Methodist Home for the Aged in Thornton celebrated 50 years of service to the Church and community with a Gala Dinner held on Saturday 16th June. 100 Distinguished guests included the past Bishop of the MCSA Cape District, Rev James Gribble and his wife Jill, the Mission Unit Director of the Cape District, Rev Ralph Afghan and his wife Judy and the leader of the Methodist Homes for the Aged Committee in the Cape District, Rev Michael Lambaatjeen and his wife Shantelle as well as Supernumerary Ministers, Rev. Tony Bethke, Rev. Maurice Fearns, Rev. James Massey and Rev. Merilyn Innes. Also included were representatives from the Cape District and General Executive of the Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Auxiliary. Among the guests was Dr Buchinsky who served Kendrick House as the state doctor for many years always available for residents whether they were state pensioners or not. The Manager of the Home, Mrs Judy Simons in her opening address, commented that 16 June is also the day that we commemorate the 1976 Soweto Youth Uprising. "Even the youth of today struggle to make their voices heard just as it is with the elderly who have over the years become the forgotten generation. It is our responsibility to care for our seniors in such a way that we ensure healthy caregivers and mentors for the youth and provide a model of active, supported ageing." The vision and mission statement of Kendrick House is to provide accommodation for the elderly which is affordable and secure and to be an efficient, integrated, caring home for them and their families. Mr Ron Delport, an Anglican lay person, who was Chairperson of the Management Committee in the early days spoke of his experiences as well as Mrs Marlene Damster who had been the Manager of the home for 20 years. Mr Erich Roberts, Chairperson of the present Management Committee opened in prayer and Mrs Vanessa Giesler, Treasurer of the Home, unveiled the plaque commemorating 50 years. In closing Mrs Simons reminded those present of the special service being held on Sunday 26 August at the Home which will be a Service of Blessing followed by tea. For more information regarding accommodation for the elderly contact Judy weekdays between 8:30am and 4:00pm on 021 534 2961.

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Top Image: Mrs Vanessa Giesler unveils the 50 year plaque Image above: Rev Tony Bethke with Fr Naransammy from the Anglican Church in Goodwood with Mrs Shirley Paulse and her daughter Celeste.

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MeerKAT Radio Telescope Inauguration

Article by Richard Lord, Senior Systems Engineer at SKA Pinelands. Radio Telescope Images supplied by SARAO. Friday the 13th (of July) was a big day for MeerKAT. It was the day that South Africa’s 64-Dish Radio Telescope was officially inaugurated by Deputy President David Mabuza. Back in September 2005, when I started to become involved with the “Karoo Array Telescope” project, I would never have predicted that a mere thirteen years later, South Africa would celebrate such an accomplishment.

HUGE GROWTH AT SARAO

Back in 2005 we were a team of about 10 people. Today, the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory (SARAO), which is a National Facility, employs in excess of

300 people. This is testimony of how big the project has become. Maintenance personnel are located at Klerefontein near Carnarvon, the infrastructure team is located in Johannesburg, and the Telescope Operators, Scientists and Engineers are predominantly located in Pinelands. Not everybody at SARAO is involved with the MeerKAT Telescope. Some of the project managers and systems engineers are working on other guest instruments, such as the HERA (Hydrogen Epoch of Reionisation Array) Radio Telescope, which is sharing the Karoo site with MeerKAT. Other resources are dedicated to the design of the international SKA (Square Kilometre Array) Radio Telescope, which is going to be the world’s largest radio telescope.

GENERATES APPROX 275 GBYTES/SECOND

But for now, the limelight belongs to MeerKAT. MeerKAT is a truly South African project, with most of the specialised hardware and associated software being designed and built by engineers at SARAO, in cooperation with industrial partners. Each MeerKAT antenna has a diameter of 13.5 metres, located on baselines (distances between antenna pairs) of up to 8km. The vast amounts of data from the 64 antennas (up to 275 Gbytes per second) are processed in real time by a “correlator”, followed by

a “science processor”, both of which are purpose-built. All of the work of the last ten years has culminated in the inauguration event on Friday the 13th. During this event, a MeerKAT panorama was unveiled that reveals extraordinary detail in the region surrounding the supermassive black hole at the centre of our Milky Way galaxy.

ACCORDING TO DR FERNANDO CAMILO, CHIEF SCIENTIST AT SARAO:

“We wanted to show the science capabilities of this new instrument. The centre of the galaxy was an obvious target: unique, visually striking and full of unexplained phenomena – but also notoriously hard to image using radio telescopes. Although it’s early days with MeerKAT, and a lot remains to be optimised, we decided to go for it – and were stunned by the results.”

A PROUD MOMENT FOR SOUTH AFRICA

Truly, a proud moment for South Africa. Using the words of Prof. Phil Diamond, SKA Director-General: “South Africa and the South African people should be proud: this is a fantastic milestone for the country that will certainly make history. Now the science can start in earnest, and you can reap the scientific benefits of all your hard work.”  See also Richard Lord and SKA in the December 2012 edition of the Muse.

Anele Nzama (Digital Backend DSP Technician) responsible for building and testing the complex computer data processors that manage more than 200 Gigabytes of data per second.

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Buntu Ngcebetsha (Jnr Telescope Operator) the SKA offices in Pinelands. The 64 Meer positioned from here and monitored continuous

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MeerKAT view of the centre of the milky way The centre of our galaxy, the Milky Way, is seen above in this amazing image from the newly inaugurated MeerKAT radio telescope. The image shows the region surrounding a massive black hole, (with a mass 4 million times that of our sun), supernova remnants, star forming regions, radio filaments and a wealth of unexplained phenomena. Excerpts from the presentation given by Dr Fernando Camilo at the official inauguration Ceremony: "While radio waves can penetrate the dust, it’s super hard to make radio images of the centre of the galaxy – because it has a huge and

complex combination of bright features and faint features; large structures and small structures. All of this makes it very challenging for radio telescopes to get good, artifact-free images. Often, new radio telescopes don’t event attempt to do this for years after inauguration. Scientifically this will have enormous impact on the understanding of our galaxy; MeerKAT is already making unexpected important discoveries; no other instrument in the world can do this as well. MeerKAT - made in South Africa, by South Africans, an extraordinary achievement."

MEERKAT VIEW OF "CAPE TOWN" GALAXY The galaxy that dominates this view of the sky was discovered in Cape Town in 1752 by Louis de Lacaille. De Lacaille, using his small telescope, could only see an indistinct “nebulosity” – the central bluish disk in this image. This is the combined visible light from billions of stars in the M83 galaxy, 15 million light-years from Earth and similar to our own Milky Way. The spiral structure visible to much larger distances indicates something else altogether: hydrogen gas that is the fuel for future generations of stars. This gas is mapped through its radio emission, detected with the MeerKAT telescope in the Karoo, represented here in a colour scale ranging from yellow (strong emission) through orange to faint deep purple. (Credit: SARAO)

in the control room at rKAT dishes are remotely sly.

Luzuko Sofeya (Senior Production Engineer) an expert in building and testing the digitisers that transform the radio waves into digital data that is ultimately colourised for visualisation.

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From Left: Richard Lord (Senior Systems Engineer), Dr Fernando Camilo (Chief Scientist ) and Francois Kapp (Functional Manager: Electronics) with the complex MeerKAT image of the centre of the Milky Way.

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The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) is the largest youth movement for girls and young women in the world with a membership of 10 million. It was founded in England in 1910 by Lord Baden Powell and his sister, Miss Agnes Baden-Powell. Girl Guides, South Africa was established in the same year (1910), and next year (2019), Girl Guides, Pinelands will be 90 years old. When a Guide, anywhere in the world, is enrolled she makes the following promise: "I promise that I will do my best: To do my duty to my God and my country, to help other people and to keep the Guide Law" The Ten Guide Laws expect a Guide to be trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, polite and considerate, to care for the earth and living things, to be obedient, brave and cheerful, thrifty and to respect herself and others. All Guiders (leaders) are volunteers and this month, Women's month, we celibrate four ladies who have given freely of their time to assist girls and young women to reach their full potential. Averil Keller-Booysen was enrolled as a Brownie in 1964 in the 4th Pinelands Brownie Pack where her Brown Owl was Mrs Esme Sinden. From there she went on to 2nd Pinelands Guide Company where her Guide Captain was Miss Margaret Reid. As a Guide, she assisted Mrs Colleen Gillett who was the Brown Owl of 2nd Pinelands Brownie Pack, as her Pack Leader. Averil has been a Guider in Pinelands for more than 30 years. Margaret Reid is the President of Girl Guides Cape West. She joined Brownies in Pretoria in 1947 and progressed to become a First Class Guide before her family moved

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Back, from left: Colleen Gillett, Margaret Reid, Esme Sinden. Front: Averil Keller-Booysen. to Cape Town in 1958. She continues to support Guiding as a Trefoil Guilder. Colleen Gillett has lived in Pinelands for 60 years and offered to help with Brownies when her daughter, Mary, joined the 2nd Pinelands Brownie Pack. She volunteered as an Assistant Tawny Owl and in no time at all ended up running 2nd Pinelands Brownie Pack as the Brown Owl. Esme Linden has lived in Pinelands for 57 years and was a Sea Ranger as a young woman. Their programme focussed on boating and sailing, particularly the necesssary safety requirements. The ladies have known each other for a long time and were responsible for a number of enjoyable Pack Holidays and Camps, including one in 1969 when they were camping in Ceres during the earthquake. Anyone interested in more information about Guiding please contact Girl Guides Cape West at 021 531 1872 or 073 976 9922 or email ggcw@telkomsa.net. or call 082 883 9808.

MONEY MATTERS

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By Sue Torr Director Crue Invest

IN CELEBRATION OF WOMEN’S MONTH Crue Invest has a formidable team of women who, apart from being committed to their careers, are also wives, mothers, sisters, aunts and carers. Two-thirds of Crue Invest’s team are female, 42.5% of the business is owned by women, and women make up 50% of the company’s board of directors.

Meet our team of women.

The size of the female economy – referred to as the ‘Sheconomy’ – is staggering. Women now represent a growth market that is twice the size of China and India combined. It is believed that women are now the single largest productive economic force and drive almost every economic indicator for businesses. More businesses are creating products and services designed to meet the actual needs of women, making the ‘shrinking and pinking’ strategy a thing of the past. Let’s unpack the female economy.

WOMEN AS INVESTORS

Although women are often more nervous about investing than men, several studies suggest that they make better long-term investors. Women tend to trade less than men do, and exhibit less over-confidence. Sadly, the majority of women attest to feeling patronised and under-served by the financial services industry. In a recent survey, women cited lack of respect, poor advice, contradictory policies and red tape as obstacles when dealing with financial institutions. Because of the significant gender pay gap many women remain underfunded for their retirement. In a recent 10X report, 32% of South African women felt uncertain of their retirement plan.

WOMEN AND HEALTHCARE

As mothers and carers, it is not surprising that women influence 90% of all healthcare decisions including choice of service providers, medical facilities, treatment options and medication. Women make 93% of all over-the-counter medicine purchases. A National Marketing Institute found that women access the internet, more than their family doctor, as their primary source for healthcare information.

WOMEN AS CONSUMERS

As consumers, women are undeniably influential. They drive 80% of all consumer purchasing through a combination of buying power and influence. 74.9% of women identify themselves as the primary shoppers for their households. Women tend to buy for themselves, partners,

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children, aged parents and extended family. In the US, women purchase 50% of traditional male products including automobiles, home improvement products and consumer electronics.

WOMEN AS ONLINE SHOPPERS

Juggling their roles as mothers, employees, partners and carers, most women attest to being time-poor which is probably why women dominate the online shopping space. In South Africa, women make up 55% of all visitors to online shopping sites, with women between the ages of 25 and 29 being the most active users, and women over 50 being the fastest growing demographic online. Experts agree: when women find a brand that meets their needs, their online marketing power is enormous.

WOMEN AS EARNERS

2017 statistics show that women in South Africa earn 27% less than their male counterparts. Among top earners this gap widens to 39%. Research shows that women re-invest 90% of their income in their families. Women also face the challenge of having their earnings interrupted during their child-bearing years.

WOMEN AS ENTREPRENEURS

According to UNESCO Global Education Digest, women own about one-third of all business worldwide, and nearly half these business are in developing markets. Women have outnumbered men in worldwide university enrolments and graduation since 2009, which translates to an educated, increasingly powerful, growing segment of the economy. Motherhood, careers and managing households means the female consumer is time-strapped, and convenience-hungry. There are common threads in the hearts and minds of the female consumer that have led to the formidable rise of the ‘Sheconomy’. This may well be a case of ‘while the right hand rocks the cradle, the left hand rules the world’.  Image: © creativecommonsstockphotos ID 112089761 | Dreamstime Stock Photos.

Sue Torr is managing director at Crue Invest. She read for her BA LLB degrees at Rhodes University, and is an advocate of the high court. She is married to cofounder, Craig Torr, and is mother to Daniel, Matthew and Luke. Cindy Gordon is a director and shareholder at Crue Invest. She is studying her final year B.Comm through UNISA, and is senior para-planner at Crue. Cindy is wife to Nathan, mother to Zeka and Zakita, and a committed family woman. Erin White is a director and shareholder at Crue Invest. She holds an Advanced Certificate in Financial Planning which she obtained in between raising her young children, Faye and Oliver. Erin is a senior para-planner at Crue Invest. Corlene Botha is Crue Invest’s healthcare director and is also a shareholder in the company. She holds a National Certificate in Wealth Management, specialising in healthcare. Married to Andre, she is also a devoted mother to Danielle and Celine. Shaneez Bredekamp is Crue Invest’s office and front desk manager. She is currently studying office administration part-time while also raising daughter, Khloë, who is currently in grade 1. Dominique Roberts is para-planner and assistant to financial planner, Gareth Collier. She is an administrator par excellence. She is wife to Steve and devoted mother to young daughter, Adriana. Chantelle Potgieter is Crue Invest’s highly efficient healthcare administrator who operates from our northern suburbs branch. She is an expert in medical aid, gap cover administration and query handling. Shana Petersen is para-planner and superefficient assistant to financial planner, Devon Card. Shana is a formidable administrator. She is married to Allan, and loves being mother to young daughter, Skyler.

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HELEN KELLER SOCIETY TURNS 60! The Society celebrated its 60th anniversary in aged care on 27 June 2018. Awards were given to long service staff members, volunteers, service providers, committee members and residents who have given unconditionally to the Society for over 20 years and more. They were honoured and congratulated for assisting to make the Society the very best that it can be. The Society’s Low Vision Community Services staff members, who have run this department since 1998, also received awards. Heartfelt congratulations to all. The Society thanks all involved in making this a very special and memorable event.

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TRAVEL

Argentina In part one of a two part travel story by Dorothy du Plooy, we travel through Argentina on her "pre-dream-destinationtrip" to Ushuia to board a ship for Antarctica. Read part two in the September Muse.

IGUAZU WATERFALLS

The first stop that Mark and I made was the Iguazu waterfalls on the border between Argentina and Brazil. Iguazu in Guarani, means big water. The falls are 2,7km long and consist of approximately 257 individual waterfalls. Being in the middle of the rainforest surrounded by such lush vegetation and walking along about 8km of walkways below, next to or over the thundering waterfalls was a truly memorable experience. Neither the heat, high humidity nor the occasional rain squall could dampen our excitement. Add masses of butterflies into the mix and it makes for an exhilarating experience.

RESTING PLACE OF EVITA PERON

Buenos Aires was our next stop. The more I travel, the more I realise that I am far more of a country bumpkin (plaasjapie) than a city slicker. I loved the quaintness of the Palermo district and fell in love with the small alleyways that are transformed by graffiti and street art. We paid homage to Evita Peron in the very unusual Recoleta Cemetry that consists of more than five thousand mausoleums.

EL ATENEO GRAND SPLENDID BOOKSHOP

We were fascinated by the El Ateneo Grand Splendid bookshop, which was voted the 2nd most beautiful bookshop in the world in 2008. We are usually attracted to the books in a shop, but this time, it was the beautiful setting in a restored theatre with frescoes on the ceiling, the ornate carvings and couches in the theatre boxes that captivated us. There is a whole shelf full of vinyl records and a section just for tango

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music. We could have spent a whole day in a bookshop where we could not understand a word we read.

LAKE NAHUEL HUAPI

We were happy to leave the city and move out into the country again to Bariloche, where our hotel room, walked right out onto the lake Nahuel Huapi. At 175 times the size of the Theewaterskloof dam, this is quite an expanse of water for someone who comes from a drought ridden city. (They watered the grass in front of our room three times a day!) We took a boat trip up the Tristeza arm of the lake with nobody else in sight, other than the 10 tourists on the boat. The water was crystal clear and one could see the rock face deep down along the side of the lake. We stopped at a deserted beach and took an hour long amble into the forest to a secluded waterfall. It was such a treat to get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life and feel at one in nature, where the air is clear and the only sound is that of the birds.

ARTISAN CHOCOLATE IN BARILOCHE

Bariloche is the chocolate capital of Argentina and the town is alive with artisan chocolate shops. One is enticed by a variety of chocolates from chocolate fountains to chocolate filled pancakes. The aroma of chocolates that cloud the main shopping drag acts like a “happy drug”.

PERINO MERITO GLACIER

We met with friends at El Calafate and went off to see the Perino Merito glacier. This is one of the few advancing glaciers and delivered all that we could hope for. We saw a sizeable calving just as we arrived and no matter how many piercing glances we threw at that solid wall of ice, it refused to entertain us with any more calvings.

TIERRA DEL FUEGO

From here, our final Argentine destination was Ushuaia. We spent the morning on a tour to the Tierra del Fuego where we could walk to the furthest southern point of South America. It was a strange thought that just across the ocean, was our home, which was (just about) the most southern point of Africa.

WAITING TO BOARD FOR ANTARCTICA

It was getting progressively colder as we toured further south and by this stage we were in jackets and scarves. We were all excited to meet fellow travellers who were waiting to embark on the journey to Antarctica and to stand on the brink of a long awaited adventure. Our entire trip was well orchestrated by Unique Destinations and we could not have done it any better had we tried. 

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COMMUNITY APPEAL

Pinelands Library Book Nook By Desray Britz, Chairperson of the Friends of Pinelands Library.

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Thank you to our Pinelands and Thornton communities. You always donate books so generously. The Friends of the Pinelands Library (FOPLs) are really grateful. So please, keep donating books! We also welcome paid-for magazines, used cards and bits of ribbon. Often, one thinks of donating at that big clean out once or twice a year. Those are fantastic. Let your friends and family know to give their old books to you and bring

them to the library. Don’t think you have to have lots of items before you donate them. Regular, ongoing donations are ideal. Steady donations of one or two books become a stream, which is perfect. I encourage book clubs to donate their books as well. They are often books the library would love to have. So what do we do with donations? The library takes what they can use. The rest of the books are on sale in the Book Nook. Our library users often buy, read, and redonate the books. Magazines go straight to the Book Nook for selling. Cards are refurbished for selling; the leftover cards are repurposed into book marks. All items from the Book Nook are for sale. The funds from all our sales go towards helping the library with programmes for our community. Think Xhosa classes for adults, holiday reading programmes for the children, and much more. But even more fun are the extra books the Friends

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