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THE Jeffreys Bay Police Auxiliary Garage
was named one of the best police garages in
Under the management of w.o. Louiga
Louw, he and his dedicated team, achieved an
overall second place - a great honour for such
a small garage which faced tough competition
from much bigger competitors.
According to Louw, who leads by example
and is hands-on involved, this achievement
would not have been possible without his dedicated team.
“Together we service and maintain an average of 30 vehicles a week,” says Louw. “Production standards are set at 90%; we regularly exceed this standard.”
Brigadier Neil Jantjies said: “We commend
them for this wonderful achievement. It is
their duty to ensure that there are enough vehicles on the road to effectively serve the community and they have not disappointed us.
“Although they came second, the sky is the
limit. They now know the challenges they
face and can only improve on that - coming
out tops next year.”
Warrant Officer Louiga Louw, Brigadier Neil Jantjies, Maryke Pretorius (CPF) and Station Commander Lieutenant Colonel Zolani Xawuka.
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KOUGA EXPRESS | THURSDAY 21 NOVEMBER 2013
’n Pikkewynkuiken wat van Bird-eiland naby Port Elizabeth gered is, hier by die vuurtoring in Kaap St. Francis, waar hy en ander brilpikkewyne
gerehabiliteer word. Die Oos-Kaap spog met van die grootste kolonies brilpikkewyne, maar minder as 19 000 broeipare van die voëls is in die
natuur oor. FOTO: DEON FERREIRA
Neem nou ’n klein brilpikkewyn aan
N die natuur sou hulle nie oorleef nie, maar ieder
en elk wees- of weggooi-brilpikkewynkuiken wat
gered word, kan help om dié spesie van uitwissing te red.
Die Suider-Afrikaanse Stigting vir die Bewaring van
Kusvoëls (Sanccob) is met die bewaring van dié bedreigde voëls gemoeid. Om pikkewynkuikens aan die lewe te
hou, is nié goedkoop nie. Die klein skreebekkies lewe van
fyngekapte vis. Saam met die medikasie om hulle aan die
lewe te hou, jaag dit hul rehabilitasierekening die hoogte
Sanccob maak staat op skenkings en het ’n blink plan
bedink om die publiek te betrek.
Vir R500 kan die publiek ’n pikkewynkuiken “aanneem”, hom ’n naam gee en sorg dat hy al die medisyne
en kos kry wat hy nodig het om uiteindelik ’n volwasse
pikkewyn te word.
Sanccob neem jaarliks sowat 300 tot 400 wesies in wat
feitlik met die hand grootgemaak moet word. Daarbenewens word volgroeide pikkewyne ook gerehabiliteer. Dit
kan tot drie maande neem voordat die pikkewyne sterk
genoeg is om weer vrygelaat te word.
Volgens Wilna Wilkinson, rehabilitasiebestuurder
van Sanccob se Oos-Kaapse tak in Kaap St. Francis, het
lede van die publiek reeds hul harte en beursies vir 15
pikkewynkuikens hier oopgemaak, maar daar is nog ’n
hele paar oor.
“Met die aanneemproses is dit ’n goeie daad waar iemand sorg dat daardie klein pikkewyn gevoed kan word.
Elke dag wat ons nie die pikkewyne vrylaat nie, is dit
nog R450 tot R500 se kos wat gekoop moet word. Om een
pikkewyn tot volle herstel te rehabiliteer, kos sowat
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vir inligting oor die aannemingsproses.
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Meet the DA candidates for upcoming by­elections
THE DA candidates for the local upcoming
by-elections in Humansdorp and Hankey to
be held on November 27 have been announced.
Desmond Petersen will contest Ward 5 in
Humansdorp. He will be up against Kouga
Executive Mayor Booi Koerat. Former Mayor of the then Hankey Municipality and
councillor, Otto Williams, will do his utmost
to win the votes of Ward 9 residents to once
again be at the steer of political matters in
Boasting certificates in Financial and
Project Management, a B.Tech degree in Mechanical Engineering and a national diploma in Analytical Engineering, Petersen
worked at several companies in the manufac-
turing sector while regularly travelling overseas to further his education and to present
“I am truly a son of Ward 5 who is familiar
with the daily challenges of my people. It is
my commitment to serve the residents of this
ward with everything in me and to make a
positive difference in their lives,” says Petersen.
During his time as mayor and councillor,
Williams was instrumental in a number of
the RDP houses that was built, as well as a
number of projects that saw the upliftment
of Hankey’s infrastructure.
The DA is confident that they will won
If the DA succeeds to win Ward 5, as well
as Ward 9 in Hanky, they will control the
Kouga Municipality. Ward 9 is currently an
In die Kouga Express van 14 November is
daar na Coffee & Company in die berig
Koöperasie is besigheidsleier van die jaar
Dit moet Grill & Company wees.
Humansdorp. With him is his wife Tania and
their two children Destani and Desmond.
Otto Williams will contests Ward 9 in Hankey.
Spanspek & Winter Melon
Boer (44) ‘was alom geliefd’
“HOE ’n mens lewe, praat harder as
woorde as jy leef soos Eppie geleef het – hy
was ’n goeie boer en ’n unieke mens.”
Só het SP Ferreira, sy seun, Eppie (44),
beskryf wat ’n geliefde boer en aandeelhouer van Endulini, een van die Gamtoosvallei se grootste sitrusboerderye, was.
Eppie, by wie breinkanker vyf jaar
gelede gediagnoseer is, is verlede Donderdagnag in Patensie dood.
SP het gister sy seun as “ ’n rots in die
geestelike lewe” beskryf.
“Eppie het sy Christenskap daagliks met
soveel liefde uitgeleef en sover moontlik
mense probeer help.”
“Sy unieke manier van dinge doen en sê
het hom oor grense heen geliefd gemaak.”
Verder het Eppie se groot liefde vir sing
gesorg dat die Gamtosers hom as die “Pavarotti van die Oos-Kaap” gedoop het.
Op 10 November het hy nog sy 44ste verjaarsdag gevier.
Hy word deur sy vrou, Yolandie, en seuns
SP (14), Merwe (12) en Alex (7) oorleef.
Kouga Express, we invite
the SA Press Ombudsman at
Eppie Ferreira (links) met sy vrou, Yolandie, en
seuns, SP (agter middel), Alex (voor) en Merwe
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Estelle Botha (59) is die nuwe matrone by
die Amala Ouetehuis in Jeffreysbaai.
Local develops career through training
THE Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm development
brought some welcome winds of change for a
once struggling Pellsrus resident.
“OU mense is kosbaar en spesiaal. Dit is my
primêre doel om hulle goed te versorg en gelukkig te hou.”
Dit is matrone Estelle Botha (59) van die
Amala Ouetehuis in Jeffreybaai se persoonlike leuse.
Dié formidabele vrou met ’n hart van goud,
die aanraking van ’n engel en die borrellag
van ’n kind het vandeesmaand die leisels by
Elna Gerber oorgeneem.
“Dit is my passie om met mense te werk,”
vertel Botha, ’n boorling van Uitenhage,
vanuit haar oopdeur-kantoor. “Die geluk en
gesondheid van ander het my nog altyd na
aan die hart gelê. Daar is niks wat my gelukkiger maak as om direk met mense te werk
en ’n verskil in hul lewens te maak nie.”
Botha, ’n opgeleide suster, het vir 32 jaar
by die Dortrech Hospitaal gewerk - eers as
matrone en vir die laaste 10 jaar as hospitaalbestuurder. Voor dit was sy in beheer van
die chirurgiese saal by die Universita Hospitaal in Bloemfoentein.
“Toe ek van die pos as matrone by Amala
hoor, het ek lank gewik en geweeg. Ek het besluit om te kom kyk hoe dit hier lyk, en dadelik
my hart op die plek en sy mense verloor,” sê
“Dit was nie maklik om na soveel jare my
wortels te verplant nie, maar ek was nog nie
een dag spyt nie. Na slegs ’n paar dae in Jeffreysbaai voel ek reeds tuis. Die vriendelikheid van die plek het my dadelik opgeval.
Ongeag waar ek is, hetsy in die straat of in
’n winkel, die mense is altyd vriendelik.”
Volgens Botha het sy ’n gróót paar skoene
om vol te staan. “My grootste uitdaging is om
die hoë standaard te handhaaf wat daargestel is deur Gerber, en selfs te verbeter,” sê
“In enige plek, al is dit hoe goed, is daar
ruimte vir verbetering. Met die genade van
Bo en die hulp van almal rondom my, glo ek
dat ek die standaard na nuwe hoogtes kan
Eden Syce is one of many community members who benefitted trough training and skills
development - a critical area in the Renewable
Originally employed as a general worker,
Syce is now employed as a Quality Assistant
and can pride himself on a number of achievements, as well as a satisfying job that enables
him to support his family.
Over the last seven months he has completed and rated highly in a number of courses
including a week’s ISO 9001 training in Pretoria, which encompassed the implementation and evaluations of quality systems. Having achieved almost 80% in the exams, his
confidence has increased in proportion to his
“Since I’ve been working on this project
my self-discipline and confidence have improved enormously, as well as my attitude towards life’s challenges and handling my responsibilities, both at work and in my personal life,” said Eden Syce, Quality Assistant
at Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm.
Other training and competencies included
Health and Safety Representation, First Aid,
Fire Fighting, Rigging and Slinging and Scaf-
“My responsibilities entail the implementation and evaluation of quality management systems for all civil and concrete
works and activities, the recon and control
of bolt packs used in reinforced concrete
foundations to anchor wind turbines, as
well as general office administration,” said
“Job creation cannot be seen in isolation
and as such we regard skills development as
an essential component for this Project,” said
Mark Pickering, General Manager of Jeffreys
Bay Wind Farm.
Eden Syce is one of many community members
who benefitted trough training and skills
Plaaslike digter stel bundel bekend
Hy is mediese dokter, digter en
musikant. Dr. Ockert Jacobus
Strydom, het sopas met sy aangrypende debuut-digbundel getref.
Strydom bedryf sedert 1995 ’n
mediese-praktyk in Joubertina.
Druppels Rooi is hartswoorde
wat bloei uit die pen van Strydom. Met deernis word sy eie
leefwêreld in digkuns van gehalte oopgevlek.
As medikus kyk hy met hart-
seer oë na die onmag van siekte
waar sy kliniese kennis nie kon
red nie en waar God anders beskik het. Sy gelate aanvaarding
van sy eie siekte as diabeet word
met ironiese berusting geskets
in gedigte vol hoop dat Sy hand
daar sal wees en sy gebede nie
net as “swart rook teen die plafon sal lê nie”.
Vir navrae en bestellings,
stuur ’n e-pos na ockie@asti.co.za.
Dr. Ockert Strydom.
Le Chameleon: Sakeleier van Humansdorp
en top Kleiner Besigheid in Kouga
Le Chameleon in Humansdorp is onlangs
deur die Kouga Besigheidsforum
Sakeleier van Humansdorp, asook top
Kleiner Besigheid in die Kouga-streek
So ' n sukses gebeur nie oornag nie, en
ook nie sonder die hulp van ' n bekwame
Elke personeellid is hoogs opgelei en
weet presies wat gedoen moet word om
uitstekende kli��ntetevredenheid te
verskeker. Hierdie span laat dit maklik lyk
- ' n kuns wat met tyd en herhaling
vervolmaak is. Die eindresultaat is ' n
produk en diens wat kliënte weer en weer
laat terugkom. Hulle vertel weer vir ander,
en dit is hoe die kliënte-telling al die
miljoen kerf gerieflik verbygeskuif het.
Mense van regoor Suid-Afrika weet van Le
Chameleon. Hierdie span is trots op hul
werk en alle besoekers voel onmiddelik dié
trots aan. Daarom bestaan daar ' n
geweldige wedersydse respek tussen
personeel en klant.
Oornag het dit nie gebeur nie. Alles het
in 1994 begin toe Rudi en Helga van Wyk die
gebou in Voortrekkerweg, Humansdorp
gekoop het na die motorherstel-besigheid
wat sedert die 1980s daarin bedryf was, in
die moeilikheid beland het.
Die Van Wyks, wat toe reeds ' n
kruideneirsbesigheid in Hoofstraat bedryf
het, het onmiddellik die potensiaal van ' n
besigheid in Voortrekkerweg besef.
Le Chameleon, begin as Die Padstal en
nog so bekend onder plaaslike inwoners,
het bykans 20 jaar terug sy deure as die
enigste bakkery op die dorp geopen. Slegs
die voorste gedeelte van die gebou was
ingespan vir Die Padstal en bakkery, terwyl
die agterste gedeelte as stoorplek
Sedert 1995 het Humansdorp ' n
ekonomiese ontploffing beleef en verskeie
kettingwinkels het hul hier kom vestig.
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Foto Piet Viljoen.
Teen 1997 was daar drie bekende
winkelgroepe met hul eie bakkery.
Dít was die begin van Le Chameleon. Die
spasie is stukkie vir stukkie in die multifaset besigheid wat dit nou is, verander. Die
ongebruikte spasie is omskep in ' n 120sitplek restaurant en teetuin, ' n uitgebreide
geskenkafdeling en ' n koffieroosterafdeling
Die bakkery is steeds daar, maar word
hoofsaaklik vir die restaurant aangewend.
Le Chameleon kweek ook sy eie rose,
slaai en kruie in ' n skudunettonnel wat in
2004 opgerig is. ' n Groter parkeerarea moes
in 2006 aangebring word om die
toenemende toeloop van voertuie te
Die resultaat is dat die hele perseel van
2 200 vierkante meter ten volle benut word.
Dié vakansieseisoen sal Le Chameleon
se 20ste seisoen in besigheid wees.
Wees verseker daar lê nog heelwat vir
hierdie besonderse besigheid voor.
Aldus die Van Wyks : "Sonder ons
wonderlike personeel was hierdie suksesse
nie moontlik nie.
Dankie aan elkeen van julle. Dankie aan
ons getroue ondersteuners wat van ons
besigheid ' n bymekaarkom plek van
vriende maak. Dankie ook aan
Humansdorp wat nog altyd goed vir ons
was. Indien hierdie toekennings beteken
dat ons ook vir Humansdorp iets beteken
het, dan is ons in die wolke."
Foto: Die Le Chameleon wenspan
is (voor) Natasha (10 jaar diens),
Whitney (6), Nosipho (12),
Belinda (5), Celene (4), Zelna (6),
Leatitia(17), (middel) Selomie
(9), Zelma (16), Nombulelo (10),
Lana (11), Paulina (18), Josephine
(9), Priscilla (11), Levonne (4),
Emmie (5), (agter) Andrew (10),
Veroeska (4), Nomsa (11), Helga
(20), Rudi (20), Sin-Thea (5),
Lizette (2) en Felicia (9). Liesbet
(9) was afewsig tydens die neem
van die foto.
‘Kuku’ about chicken?
IN search of an ice cold beer after driving endless kilometres through one of the driest areas in Tanzania - where water had dried up
months before - traditional kuku and
Mishkaki made for an unexpected and unforgettable culinary experience.
With a side order of beer of course.
As Paul and Maria Eberhard entered Old
Shinyanga in Tanzania, they were greeted by
a welcome sight: a “Kilimanjaro” (beer) sign.
“We stopped in the middle of the road to ask
where we could get some cold beer. As we enjoyed the first sip, young and old gathered
around us,” says Paul.
“The local veterenaren wanted to know if
we were hungry and offered us some ‘kuku’,
which is chicken. When we said yes, things
got out of hand. The veterenaren screamed
three words and within minutes a local came
rushing towards us with his bicycles carrying
chickens in a basket on the back.
“It was then that I remembered that the
hundreds of children along the road would always come to us screaming ‘kuku, kuku,
kuku’. Maria, who grew up on a farm, knew
exactly which was the biggest, freshest and
youngest chicken to choose for our supper
“After five minutes the best ‘kuku cooker’
in town set off to prepare our chicken for a
While patiently, but hungrily, waiting for
their supper, the Eberhards decided to go for
a walk. Passing the little Makuti huts where
you can buy anything from light bulbs to
shoes, the delicious aroma of freshly prepared ‘mishkaki’ (meat skewers) made the
hunger pains unbearable.
“With the second cold “Kilimanjaro’ on our
table, we enjoyed mouth-watering goat
mishkaki. This was followed by ‘chipsi
mayai, french fries and eggs - all while the lo-
cals were singing traditional songs,” says
Paul. “This meal you eat with a toothpick and
local hot chilli sauce.”
At around 19:00 they returned to Monty to
prepare for the ‘kuku’.
“Suddenly all the lights went out and the
whole town was covered in darkness. People
switched on their cell phones, creating an indescribable atmosphere. This darkness lasted
“Two boys brought as a mug of water and
soap so we could wash our hands before enjoying our supper - cooked ‘kuku’ with a lot of
sauce which they call ‘soup and potato.”
“I can hardly explain what went through
my head at that moment. I had not had such
delicious chicken since I was a small boy. It
was one of the best chickens I have had in
“Okay, it was somewhat difficult enjoying
the chicken with people looking at you and
knowing that the average income of a servant,
garden worker or cleaner is R10.”
Paul concluded: “We went to sleep that
night with wonderful pictures of an unbelievable story and ‘kuku’ in our minds.”
The Eberhards are currently in Nairobi
awaiting their Ethiopian Visa - more than a
1 000km from their end destination Lalibela
Within minutes a local came rushing
towards the Eberhards with his bicycles
carrying chickens in a basket on the back.
Humansdorp show in honour of lost Kouga chief
THE Kouga Council has thrown its weight behind national efforts to return the remains of
Khoikhoi chief Dawid Stuurman to South Africa.
A theatre show, aimed at raising awareness
of this legendary chief, will be hosted by the
municipality at the Kruisfontein Civic Centre
at 14:30 on November 23.
Entrance to the show, “The Khoikhoi Struggle”, is free.
Born in 1773, Chief Stuurman was one of the
first freedom fighters to take up arms against
colonialism. He was captured and escaped
from Robben Island twice before being sent
to the penal colony of Australia. He passed
away in Sydney in 1830 and was buried in an
the Council would be lobbying actively for
Stuurman’s remains to be returned to Kouga,
his place of birth and home to his direct descendants.
“The Stuurman name lives on in Kouga. As
a Council, we are proud of this heritage. We
will do all we can to pay tribute to the role
our people played in creating a free South Africa for all,” the Mayor said.
The theatre show, presented by the PE Opera House, aims to raise awareness of the efforts to bring Stuurman home.
“We would like to invite all of Kouga to attend this powerful production,” the Mayor
said. “The aim is to take the show throughout
the country. We are fortunate to be one of the
first areas to host a preview.”
He said the National Heritage Council
(NHC) was working with their Australian
counterparts to locate the chief’s remains.
Other organisations involved, include the
and the National Prosecutions Authority unit
which deals with international repatriation.
“As custodians of the area from which the
chief descends, the Kouga Council will engage
with the NHC to ensure that the local Council
and Khoikhoi chiefs play a leading role in the
process. We want to ensure that every effort
is made to locate and bring our ancestor
Oud-leerders hou 60 jaar reünie
Kouga Executive Mayor Booi Koerat (third left) and cast members Anele Slate, Jocelyn Scholtz,
Jermyn Leander, Makhosi Dingiswayo and Msindisi Mbotshana.
ATKV bederf onderwysers
van De Aar, George,
Jeffreysbaai, Kaapstad, Pretoria,
Bonnyvale en Middelburg het verlede week
by Tampa Bay Spur in
Jeffreysbaai byeengekom ter viering van
hul 60 jaar reünie. Die
oudleerders is (voor)
Pearl Venter (Meyer),
Alfrieda van Niekerk
Hillette Malan (Le
Roux), (middel) Grace
Gouws (De Kok),
Human Naudé, Taedse
Malan, (agter) Rita du
Plessis (Gouws), Cora
Rina Gerrits (Prins) en
André Olivier (Tampa
Bay Spur mede-eienaar.
koek bederf as ’n
blyk van waardering vir alles wat
hulle vir die
Sonja van Dyk,
sekretaris) het die
Dolly Vardenstraat / Posbus 1167
C-Plek, Jeffreysbaai, 6330
Dr Isak Burger besoek ons op
Sondag, 24 November, 08h30 & 18h30
Navrae: Tel. 042-2932832
THERE is only one week left to send us
your story and stand the chance of winning a R1 000 Jeffreys Bay SuperSpar
The Kouga Express, in conjunction with
the Jeffreys Bay SuperSpar, has embarked on a Kouga Express Jeffreys Bay
SuperSpar Citizen Journalist competition.
We are looking for volunteer citizen
journalists to tell us about events happening in your area. We also want to know
about the issues facing your community.
And don’t forget about the fuzzy, good
news stories – we are always interested in
By sending us your story you stand the
chance of winning a R100 Jeffreys Bay SuperSpar Voucher, and a grand prize of
R1 000 Jeffreys Bay SuperSpar voucher.
The competition comes to a close on December 5 when the overall winner will be
announced. Each week a finalist will be
chosen and his/ her story will be published in the Kouga Express. Each finalist
will get a R100 Jeffreys Bay SuperSpar
voucher, while the overall winner will receive a R1 000 voucher.
All the stories or events must be submitted through our website at www.kougaexpress.co.za. On the home page is a section
on the right, Become a Citizen Journalist.
a quick and easy process, as you can log
Simply upload your story or photo and
click on submit. And you are done . . . it’s
You don’t have to pay anything to post
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What are you waiting for? Turn on your
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Send an e-mail to Monique.Vermeulen@opkoerante.co.za for more information.
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Snatch’s, a one-year-old
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Just over a week left to enter for our Christmas Baby competition
ARENTS have just over a week left to
enter their babies for the Kouga Express
Front Page Christmas Baby 2013 competition.
Thursday, December 19. The annual KougaExpress Christmas Baby Competition is aimed at
Parents must note that only babies born on or
after November 23, 2012 may be entered. Parents
must also enter for the publication that is distributed in the area where they live.
photograph of their baby on www.kougaexpress.co.za. Entry is free and the closing date for
entries is 4pm on Friday, November 29. Photos
need not have a Christmas theme. Voting for the
website winner takes place from noon on Monday, December 2, until noon on Thursday, December 12 via the publication’s facebook pages.
All entrants, including those of the Kouga Ex-
press sister publications, i.e. Port Elizabeth Express, Port Elizabeth Express Indaba, UD News,
Sunshine Coast Express and East London Express,
will be placed on the publications’ websites.
One website winner will also be chosen by public vote from all entries on the five publications’
The five winners chosen by each of the five publications will appear on the front page of the respective newspaper while the website winner will
grace the homepage of the five websites for the
duration of the festive season.
In addition, Baby City, who recently opened a
branch in Moffett on Main Lifestyle Shopping
Centre and RRAD Photography are sponsoring
prizes for the winners and runners-up of the Kouga Express.
The winning babies of PE Express, UD News,
Kouga Express, and Sunshine Coast Express, as
well as the website winner, will win a first prize
of R1 000, while the first runner-up will receive
R750 and 2nd runner up R500 (for each publication) from Baby City.
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kopers stoei as jy
die vars buitelug,
eetding in die
hand, kan uitsoek?
hou vanjaar hul
heel eerste Kersmark met meer as
50 uitsoek-stalletjies. Daar sal
beslis iets vir almal
wees om hul
Kerskouse mee te
vul - oulike handgemaakte produkte,
Selfs ietsie vir
Die mark waar
talente ten toon
kan stel, spog met
produkte uit die
Krakeel, Louterwater, Misgund tot
Die wye reeks
tafellinne, juweliersware, plante
tot Kersgebak en
Daar is geskenkies spesiaal vir
vind plaas vanaf 22
- 26 November in
die Jeugsaal van
die NG Kerk in
mark is gesluit op
24 November. Vir
0 078 280 8570 of
Mia Koorzen by
0 083 235 4676.
error and omission.
Humansdorp Maandag- en
17:15 tot 18:15. by
die Amanda Kruger
Saal van Humansdorp Boutique
Mickey Delport by
072 106 1181.
J-Bay’s founding line
dance club offers
senior ladies and
gents (age 50+) at the
Bowling Club, Tulip
Street, on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Contact Charlotte at
042 296 2812.
Policlinic Water-aerobiese klasse en
in ’n binnemuurse
vir dames en mans
vind elke Maandag,
Kontak Yolandé by
042 296 0454.
Policlinic Voorgeboorteklasse vir
swanger dames vind
in ’n binnehuise
swembad op Maandae plaas. Vir
Yolandé by 042 296
0454 na ure.
Daar is aerobiese
oefeninge vanaf 08:00
tot 09:00 op Dinsdae
en Donderdae in die
NG Kerk-saal in Da
Marie by 083 425
Die NG Kerk hou ’n
Môremark op 22
09:00. en 12:00 by die
Wavecrest op die
hoek van Torchwoodlaan en
Kontak Mynie by
042 296 2169.
spiere versterk en
geskik vir Parkinsons-lyers, siektes
i.v.m. bewegingdisfunksie, vind vanaf
10:00.tot 11:00 elke
Kontak Marie Heyns
by 042 296 2530.
vergader op 21
November om 10:00
by die Skibootklub.
Kontak Louis by
0 042 296 0193.
ontmoet op 29
November om 10:30
by De Viswijf. Koste
is R50 en sluit ’n
Kontak Louis by 042
Landbou se geld ‘is onderbestee’
ONDERBESTEDING, wanbestuur en onreëlmatighede is gister hier uitgewys in die debat
oor die jaarverslag van die Oos-Kaapse Departement van Landelike Ontwikkeling en
’n Veelpartykomitee het in ’n verslag, wat in
die wetgewer ter tafel gelê is, uitgewys dat die
departement onreëlmatige uitgawes en wanbesteding van R249 miljoen aangegaan het. Volgens die verslag het die departement sy geldsa-
ke “wanbestuur, soos gesien kan word in die
algemene onderbesteding in ál sy programme,
onreëlmatige uitgawes aangegaan vir werknemers se verkeersboetes en laatbetalings aan
Telkom en die ouditeur-generaal.”
Athol Trollip, Oos-Kaapse DA-leier, het die
onderbesteding van R14,2 miljoen in die administrasie van die departement as “misdadig” bestempel.
“Nog erger,” was die R16 miljoen wat aan
volhoubare bronbestuur onderbestee is. Hy
het gesê die onderbesteding van R19,9 miljoen
aan ondersteuning en die ontwikkeling van
boere is “heeltemal onaanvaarbaar”.
Die komitee het ook bevind dat die departement:
. gesentraliseerde aankope of grootmaataankope van boerdery-insette ingestel het,
wat tot vertragings gelei het weens ’n “onvoldoende verskaffer- en logistieke netwerk”;
.nie sertifikate vir die afhandeling van infrastruktuurprojekte kon uitreik nie weens kon-
trakteurs se onbevoegdheid en swak projektoesig deur die departement; en
.nie ’n makro-ekonomiese strategie in plek het
nie, soos weerspieël in die mislukking van Cradock-biobrandstof en die Magwa-teelandgoed.
Die komitee sê dit is duidelik dat daar weer
onderbesteding gaan wees in die volgende
boekjaar, wat tot “nog ’n gekwalifiseerde oudit sal lei en moontlik gevolge vir toekomstige
begrotingstoekennings kan inhou”.
– Patrick Cull
Hartseer oor aanleg wat ná 48 j. sluit
OFSKOON die verwerking van groente hier
by McCain Foods SA, George vroeg aanstaande week gestaak word, sal die terrein
in Nelson Mandela-boulevard eers einde Februarie finaal ontruim word.
Die meeste personeel beëindig wel Maandag of Dinsdag hul werksaamheid. ’n Afskeidsgeleentheid is reeds gehou.
Die maatskappy het vroeër vanjaar aangedui dat hy sy aktiwiteite in die Suid-Kaap
Groente van boere in die omgewing word
by die aanleg verwerk en dan gevries vir die
plaaslike en internasionale mark. Die aanleg bestaan sedert 1965 en het al ’n instelling
in die streek geword.
Pieter Nel, bestuurder van die maatskappy in George, het Dinsdag aan Die Burger
gesê dit is hartseer vir van die personeel,
want hulle het ’n leeftyd by die aanleg gewerk.
Op die terrein is onder meer die verwerkingsaanleg en ook landerye.
Groente word nie daar geproduseer nie,
en die landerye is vir navorsing gebruik.
Die maatskappy sal op die terrein bly tot
einde Februarie om na die voorraad groente
in die koelstore om te sien .
Die bekende fabriekswinkel bly intussen
eers oop. Tans word wortels nog by die aanleg verwerk.
In die verlede is verskeie winter- en somergewasse, soos wortels, blomkool, sampioene en mielies verwerk.
Nel, wat al bykans 40 jaar by die aanleg
werk, het gesê die sluiting spruit uit ekonomiese toestande.
Die maatskappy het ’n groot aanleg in
Springs, Gauteng. Die meeste verbruikers is
in Gauteng, die Vrystaat en Natal.
Tans is daar 34 voltydse werknemers en
70 seisoenwerkers in George. ’n Paar van die
werknemers sal tot einde Februarie aanbly.
Van die mense is alternatiewe poste in die
maatskappy aangebied. Sommige het dit
aanvaar, maar ander nie.
Volgens Nel werk ’n groot persentasie van
die personeel reeds meer as 20 jaar by die
Die eiendom waarop die aanleg is, beslaan
14,8 ha en dit sal moontlik verkoop word.
Danie du Toit, ’n boer van die George-omgewing, het gesê hy het veral in die winter
groente aan die aanleg gelewer. Van sy voltydse werkers sal nou nie meer werk hê nie.
Hy weet ook van ander boere wat nadelig
Oos-Kaap: Droogte se greep gebreek
GOEIE reëns in die Oos-Kaap het die dreigende droogte-ramptoestande in die provinsie afgeweer, aldus Agri Oos-Kaap.
Die minste reën wat oor die naweek in die
Oos-Kaap aangemeld is, was 25 mm naby
Graaff-Reinet. Nog boere in dié distrik het sowat 40 mm se reën gehad, sê Ernest Pringle,
voorsitter van Agri Oos-Kaap. “Die boere is
oorstelp van vreugde!”
Oor dele van die provinsie het 100 mm se
reën uitgesak. “In dele, soos Spring Valley,
is tot 125 mm gemeet,” vertel Pringle. Dié
reën, asook die reën wat gedurende Oktober
voorgekom het, sal volgens hom ’n ommekeer in die droogtetoestande tot gevolg hê.
“Ons was weer op pad na ’n erge droogte, wat
rampafmetings sou aanneem.”
Vloed- of droogteskade
Pringle sê hy is nie in kennis gestel van enige
erge vloedskade nie. “Ek weet van een brug
wat tussen Queenstown en Tsogostad weggespoel het.” Volgens hom is dit wel makliker
om die skade wat oorstromings aanrig, te
probeer oplos, as om ’n droogte aan te spreek.
“Die grootste risiko verbonde aan waarskuwings van oorstromings en dies meer, is die
Staat – want die Staat se rampbestuursentrum is self rampe,” meen Pringle. “As ek
moet kies tussen ’n oorstroming of ’n droogte,
wil ek sê dit is makliker om ’n oorstroming
se skade te herstel, want ’n droogte se effek
kan baie jare neem om te herstel.”
’n Seën vir die Langkloof
Intussen sê Marius van der Westhuizen,
voorsitter van die Langkloof-boerevereniging, die reën wat die naweek in dié vallei
geval het, is verdere seën op ’n seisoen wat
reeds goed verloop. “Hier is ’n paar klein
brûe wat weggespoel het, maar dit gaan fantasties met ons boere en ons hoop die seisoen
verloop op die ou end goed.”
Van der Westhuizen sê oor die naweek het
’n gemiddeld van tussen 60 mm en 70 mm se
reën geval. “In die droër dele is 30 mm en 35
mm gemeet, en in die dele met hoër reënval
is meer as 100 mm gemeet. Ons het die afgelope maand gereeld reën, en die vallei is
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JEFFREYS BAY ZONING SCHEME REGULATIONS
Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 3.2 of the
abovementioned Town Planning Scheme, that I, the
undersigned A Labuschagne, intend applying to the Kouga
Transitional Council, for consent to use Erf 299 and the
existing buildings thereon for the following purpose: Creche.
The land is zoned “Residential B” in terms of the
abovementioned Town Planning Scheme.
Plans/particulars realting to the application may be
inspected during office hours at the address of the
undersigned 15 Drommedaris Street.
Motivated objections, if any, against the application must be
lodged in writing with both the Chief Executive Officer,
Kouga Transitional Council, PO Box 21, Jeffreys Bay 6330,
and the undersigned, not later than 12 December 2013.
Kennis geskied hiermee ingevolge Klousule 3.2 van die
Dorpsbeplanningskema dat ek, A. Labuschagne, die
ondergetekende van voornemens is om by die Kouga
Oorgangsraad aansoek te doen om toestemming tot die
gebruik van Erf 299 en bestaande geboue vir die volgende
Dorpsbeplanningskema, is “Residensieel B”.
Planne en/of besonderhede aangaande hierdie aansoek lê
ter insae gedurende gewone kantoorure by die adres van
ondergetekende: Drommedarisstraat 15.
Gemotiveerde besware, indien enige, teen die goedkeuring
van hierdie aansoek moet skriftelik by beide die HoofUitvoerende Beampte, Kouga Oorgangsraad, Posbus
21, Jeffreysbaai 6330, en die ondergetekende ingedien
word nie later as 12 Desember 2013.
Plek: Hilda se Help my Krap
Shop (langs Rudi's Scrap Metal)
St Croix-straat 31, Jbay
Datum: Saterdag, 30 Nov. ‘13
goedere word opgeveil
Bring alle goedere klein
of groot om op te veil
Vervoer van goedere beskikbaar
Afslaers: EB Auctioneers
Kontak:RUDI 076 4322463
HILDA 082 8121155
2 bd, 2br, lock up gar,
Avail 1 Dec R3000 pm
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garage, open erf,
Avail 1 Jan R4000 p m
Applicants are requested to submit a CV with their most recent academic results.
ACTOM are involved in a Wind Farm Project in the Oyster Bay area
and require the following candidates :
A young affirmative action candidate with at least 3 years' experience in
quality control in an electrical construction environment.
Compiling Data Pack
Handing over works to client
Site SHEQ Officer
An affirmative action candidate with at least 3 years' experience in a
Electrical Qualification will be an advantage
Interested parties can email CV with copy qualifications to
Jaco.Van-Wyngaardt@actom.co.za or fax to (011) 887-6884.
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DIRECTORATE: INFRASTRUCTURE, PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT / DEPARTMENT: MIG
HANKEY WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS UPGRADE – PHASE 2
The Kouga Municipality invites tenders for the Upgrading of the Hankey Wastewater
Treatment Works Phase 2, which will consist of the supply and installation of the civil works
and mechanical and electrical equipment to complete works.
A compulsory clarification meeting will be held on Friday, 29 November 2013 at the
Municipal Offices in Hankey at 10:00. An attendance register will be circulated and any
contractor that submits a tender without having attended the clarification meeting will not be
considered. Please note that no attendee arriving 15minutes late or more will be allowed to
attend the clarification meeting. No tender document will be available at the Compulsory
Tender Document will be available as from Monday, 25 November 2013 from the Registry
Section, 33 Da Gama Road, Jeffreys Bay at a non- refundable fee of R200 per document.
Failure to complete all supplementary/requested information will result in the tender
being deemed null and void.
Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, email or late tenders will not be accepted.
This contract will be evaluated using the 90/10 point scoring system.
Jack Russels, vermis van Kabeljauws
area as enige iemand hulle gesien het
of na hulle omsien skakel asb.
079 726 0967
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Ons bied ook 'n beloning aan.
A CIDB Contractor grading of 4CE or higher is required. Contractors with a 3CE PE
rating are eligible to submit tenders.
Prospective Service Providers must submit a valid original SARS Tax Clearance
Prospective Service Providers must register on Kouga Municipality's Supplier
In order to claim Preference points a valid original or certified B-BBEE Status level
The Council reserves the right to accept any tender and, or part thereof, appoint more
than one contractor, and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. The
Council reserves the right to appoint any contractor.
The validity period for submission must be 120 days from the closing date.
It is the Service Provider's responsibility to ensure that their bid is deposited in the
Any information regarding this tender can be obtained from Mr. J. Booyens at 041 363 1900,
Fax no. 041 363 1922 or email booyensj@jgi.co.za. The Municipal Official responsible for this
tender is Mr. E. Oosthuizen at 042 2002279, fax no. 042 200 5606 email
Completed tenders in a sealed envelope endorsed “NOTICE NO: 134/2013:“UPGRADING
HANKEY WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS - PHASE 2”, must be placed in the Tender
Box in the foyer of the Municipal Offices at 33 Da Gama Road, Jeffreys Bay before
Thursday, 19 DECEMBER 2013 at 12:00.
Job description: Full time bookkeeper
Salary: R6000 – R8000 per month
Pastel Partner (latest version) all aspects must be able
to work to Trial Balance
Pastel payroll (advantage)
Prepare Audit packs and files
Report writing and management accounts
Working with debtors and creditors
Outlook, Word & Excel knowledge essential
Good character and health own transport
Job description: Full time Letting Agent
Salary: R2000 – R3000 Basic CTC plus
Must be qualified NQF, PDE,
3 -5 years sectional title rental experience
JEFFRE YS BAY
Please email CV to manager@pmgt.co.za
Applications close 25 November 2013
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Will Cayman S make it two in a row for Porsche?
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IT’S time to show your support for the awareness of Diabetes – the countrys quiet KILLER.
Did you know that about one in five people
over the age of 35 has type 2 diabetes AND
more than 50% of these people are unaware
that they have this potentially fatal illness?
Every eight seconds, someone in the world
dies from diabetes-related causes, and within
the same eight seconds, two people in the
world develop the condition.
Port Elizabeth, let’s make a stand – come
down to North End Lake on Saturday morning
and take part in the Global Diabetes Walk.
There’ll be no timing, no positions taken, no
pressure on you to perform your best – let’s
just see as many people as possible coming
down and being active to create awareness for
Diabetes in this country and in particular in
this city. Your support will help raise much
needed funding for the local branch of Diabetes South Africa to help with the awareness
and treatment of diabetes in this region.
As an added incentive, all participants are
invited to a free Pronutro breakfast and fruit
buffet on the morning whilst there are still
around 100 entry slots for entrants that will
qualify for a free t-shirt and cap. Secure your
entry soonest at Brian Bands Sports, News Cafe (Boardwalk) or ideally on www.zports.co.za
for online entry and immediate confirmation
of your race number.
Breakfast is open from 7am on Saturday
morning at Lakeside, North End Lake – parking entry onto the lake from Milner Avenue
side (sea side end of North End Lake).
Bring the whole family (kids 10 years and
under are free of charge); pets on leashes also
welcome to enter and will receive a Montego
www.zports.co.za/globalwalk for more info or
call Michelle on 041 484 7860 for your company
bulk entries before Thursday afternoon. On-
line entry is just R40 with kids 10 years and
under free of charge and pets (on a leash) at
just R5 each. Manual entries welcome on the
morning of the event at R50 per person.
ORS round 4 not dampened
Despite the wet and rainy conditions over the
past weekend, the 4th round of the Ocean Racing Series™ was another great success with
over 300 entrants braving the conditions and
taking part at Hobie Beach.
Kirsten Marriott and Daniel Jones continued to impress in the Dis-Chem 1km Ocean
Swim with another fine win on Sunday. A new
medallist this week was Antonella Saporta
who was placed 2nd in the 1km ladies’ swim.
In the Dis-Chem 2km swim it was mother of
two, Tracy Gous, who claimed her first win of
the Series, while Wayne and Jason Jones extended their Series position with another one-
Youngsters ‘rough it’ in the wild
SLEEPING under the stars, cooking food on a camp fire and cooling
off in a crisp mountain stream
were just a few of the memorable
highlights on a recent St Francis
College outdoor education experience.
Excited Grade 4 and 5 pupils
packed warm clothes, loads of
‘tuck’, sleeping bags and other adventure goodies before heading off
to a farm near the Baviaanskloof to
spend two days experiencing nature up close and personal.
The pupils participated in a 6km
hike through bush, using compasses and maps to navigate their way.
They learned about alien tree
clearing, how best to measure and
make pan pipes from reeds and –
most rewarding – took part in a
cooking challenge after building
up hearty appetites!
“The children learn such valuable lessons while camping,” said
teacher Janet Campbell. “They are
responsible for their own items and
space, and contribute to group
work while managing themselves
and one another in a team environment.”
Caelim Harding said he enjoyed
his camping experience. “We had
such fun! I loved singing around
the camp fire and cooking our own
food on the fire too.”
two on Sunday. Braving the wet beach conditions, the Swirlers 5km Beach Walk and Kingfisher FM 5km Beach Run entrants saw their
course slightly shortened because of the lack
of sand on the far reaches of Pollok Beach beyond the pipe. Gail Willimott and Keegan
Cooke weren’t complaining as they stomped
to victory on the morning with Maritza Craig
and Juan Slabbert stepping into the gold medal positions in the walk.
The Ocean Racing Series returns on Sunday
1st December for Round 5 and the last race for
2013 before the Series starts again on the 12th
January for the second half of Season 9. This
is particularly enjoyable for the families because of the inclusion of the Crickley Dairy
Kids 1km Beach Run and Walk for youngsters
up to 12 years of age. Series membership is required at just R50 and can be secured on
www.oceanracingseries.com in order to get
your Series race number for Season 9.
1. Team Liquors (103)
2. Team Supa Quick (100)
Overall winners for the year
1. Team Woodlands A (986)
2. Team Liquors (980)
3. Team BUCO (977)
November 11: Kouga Interclub
1. Jeffreys Bay (299)
2. Hankey (272)
3. Zwartenbosch (266)
4. Fynbos (247)
1. Hankey (1391)
2. Jeffreys Bay (1388)
November 16: Ind Stableford
1. Frikkie Knoetze (41)
2. Attie Esterhuizen (39 c/o)
Enjoying the camp are Matthew Ellis, Sinethemba Saki, Zackary Heynemann, Tamarin Futuran-Blake and
Kouga Express 16
Rev yourself up and ‘Help Us Help The Children’
THIS year sees the 22nd annual Port Elizabeth
Toy Run, a charity event that raises much
needed funds for organisations supporting
children, taking place on 24 November.
With the aim of helping many underprivileged children each year, the 2013 primary beneficiaries selected, are the Christelike Maatskaplike Raad, Lelethu Baby Shelter, Sakhisizwe Creche (Hankey) and Aurora. In
addition, ad hoc funds will go towards CHOC
projects and a few selected minor projects - all
involving children in need.
Event organiser, Cathy Schwarz, said that
on the Saturday of the event weekend, the committee and supporting motorcycle clubs will
host a party for up to 350 underprivileged children from invited children’s homes and care centres.
Schwarz said various sponsors have come to
the fore with prizes for the 2013 sale of raffle
tickets with the prizes ranging from: 1st Prize
a 125 EStorm Honda motorcycle sponsored by
Auto Motorcycles; 2nd prize R10 000 Pick n Pay
Hypermarket voucher; 3rd prize weekend for
two adults and two children at Blanco Holiday
Farm and Guest Resort and a 4th prize being
a weekend for two adults for two nights at Bea-
con Island Resort, Plettenberg Bay.
“Through the 2012 event, R165 000 was raised
and five beneficiaries, namely Victory Kids
(Special needs), Sunrise Pre School, Ncedanani Pre School, Zama SA and Bethel Safe House,
among numerous ad hoc donations, benefitted
immensely, making a difference in the lives of
many needy children,” Schwarz said.
Businesses and the public are encouraged to
come forward with any donation / sponsorship
- in making the 2013 Toy Run® event a success.
For more information contact Tony Halket
0 082 568 0682 or send an e-mail to toyrunpe
Toy Run committee members Mary Potgieter
(Wild Horse MCC) and Greg Barry (Strawdogs
MCC) with Toy Run Teddy.
ECOC to hold eight race
The East Cape Off-Road Club
(ECOC) will be holding round
eight of the Data Scout
Championships at the Uitsig
farm at 11:00 on November
23. For more information,
contact Cecil Stumke at 0 082
2.5 D-4D + 3.0D - 4D
2012 VW POLO VIVO 1.4 TREND AUTO
SEDAN ...............................................................R 134 995
2012 ISUZU KB 300 D/CAB LX 4X2
38 000KM MAGMA BRONZ
LOTS OF EXTRAS .............................................R 299 995
CAB XLT WHITE 147 000KM ............................R 217 995
2013 CHEV SPARK LITE 1.0 LS 3000KM BLUE ......R 89 995
2010 MERC BENZ C180 CGI A/T WHITE
XI + XS Hatch
R 115 932
34 000KM ...........................................................R 269 995
XI + XS Sedan
GOLD 57000 KM ................................................R 129 995
2013 CHEV UTLITY 1.4 BASE, WHITE,
7 500 KM ............................................................R 115 995
2013 CHEVROLET CAPTIVA 2.4 LT M/T,
WHITE, 4 000 KM ...............................................R 279 995
2012 CHEV SPARK 1.2L SILVER 22 000KM ...............R 79 995
161 000KM ...........................................................R189 995
2012 CHEV SPARK LITE 1.0 LS A/C BLUE ................R 79 995
2011 OPEL CORSA 1.6 SPORT SILVER
22000KM ..............................................................R169 995
2010 ISUZU KB 250D-TEQ WHITE 80 000KM ............R178 995
2008 VW TENACITY 1.4 WHITE 96 000KM ................R 49 995
2012 CHEV UTE 1.8 CLUB BRONZE 23 000KM
LOTS OF EXTRAS ...............................................R134 995
2012 CHEV 1.4 CLUB WHITE 24 000KM ....................R124 995
Modelle vertoon slegs vir reklamedoeleindes: Fortuner 4.0 V6 4x4, Hilux Dubbelkajuit 4.0 V6 4x4 Raider, Etios 1.5 Xs luikrug en Etios 1.5 Xs Sedan.
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