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‘Iemand wou my seun vermoor’
RIE skote, koeëls wat in die deur
vasslaan, die geluid van ’n persoon
wat weghardloop en bande wat
skreeu op die teer . . .
Volgens Du Randt het niemand gesien wat
gebeur het nie.
Die is nie die eerste voorval nie. Volgens Du
Randt het kwaaddoeners in Maart vanjaar
hul huis met vrot eiers en klippe gegooi. “Toe
ek uithardloop om te kyk wie dit is, was hulle
Dít het ’n 15-jarige leerder van die Hoërskool Nico Malan se vreedsame bestaan binne
sekondes aan skerwe laat spat tydens ’n vermoedelike aanslag op sy lewe. Hy is so geskok,
dat hy nou traumabehandeling moet ondergaan.
Volgens die seun se pa, Etienne du Randt,
is hy oortuig daarvan dat iemand probeer het
om sy seun te vermoor. “Dit is nie net kwaaddoeners wat verby gery en vir die pret
daarvan op ons huis geskiet het nie,” sê hy.
“Volgens die polisie-ondersoek het die verantwoordelike persoon uit sy voertuig geklim, tot by ’n boom ’n paar meter weg van die
huis geloop, gemik en op die deur geskiet. Hy
of sy moes my seun gesien het wat skaars ’n
halwe tree van die deur op die rusbank gesit
en TV kyk het.”
Aldus Du Randt, van Rina van der Merwe
Laan 21 in Wavecrest, het die voorval omstreeks 20:30 op Vrydagaand plaasgevind.
“Ek en my vrou was besig in die studeerkamer toe ons seun skielik daar ingehardloop kom en sê dat daar so pas op hom
geskiet is,” vertel Du Randt.
“Ek het uitgehardloop om te sien wie dit is,
maar hulle was reeds weg. Ons het dadelik die
“Twee van die skote, vermoedelik uit ’n
gaspistool, het in die glas van die deur vasgeslaan terwyl ’n derde skoot die deurraam getref het. As dit nie vir die veiligheidsglas was
nie, sou die skote my seun in die kop getref
in lengte van dae vervolg. Ek het my seun belowe dat ek alles sal doen om die verdagtes
aan te keer. Ek moet hom beskerm,” sê hy.
bevestig. Volgens a.o. Petra Els, is ’n saak van
kwaadwillige saakbeskadiging geopen.
ST FRANCIS COLLEGE MAKES READING FUN
Reading and writing is
fun! And what better way
alphabet than to dress as
a royal Kicking King or
sparkly Water Witch? Two
terms of exploring the 26
were celebrated in style by
St Francis College Grade 0
and 00 pupils when they
spent a day in costume ­
each choosing a favourite
Letterland character and
wearing an outfit to match.
The playground was a
swirl of colour, giggles and
happy faces as Quarrel­
some Queens marched
about with zippy Zig Zag
Zebras, while curious
Clever Cats chased Robber
Reds. The Letterland
witches are grade 00
learners (from left) Emma
Humby, Morgan Ackerman
and Hlonipha Skelm.
klaar weg,” sê Du Randt.
Du Randt glo dat die twee voorvalle met mekaar verband hou.
“As iemand my wil teiken, moet hy of sy my
konfronteer en nie ’n lafaard wees deur my
familie te traumatiseer nie. Ek sal hulle tot
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WATERKANTSTRAAT VS WATERLOOSSTRAAT
gekla oor vrot waterpype
’n Vuisvoos waterpyp het nou die soveelste
keer in Waterkantstraat, Wavecrest gebars
en derduisende liters skoon water straat-af
Dít, onderwyl omgekrapte inwoners vir ure
sonder ’n druppel water moes klaarkom.
Volgens inwners is die waterpyp so klaar
dat dit kort-kort gebeur dat hierdie kosbare
kommoditeit weens ’n gebrek aan instandhouding vermors word.
“Die pyp het al meer as 30 keer in die afgelope drie maande
gebars. En elke
keer sit ons vir ure
sonder water. Dan
praat ek nie eers
van die derduisende liters water
wat verlore gaan
weens die brandkrane wat oopgedraai moet word
om die druk op die
pyp te verlig nie,”
sê ’n ontstoke inwoner wat anoniem wil bly.
Die einste pyp Die waterdruk is so hoog
het verlede Don- FOTO:VERSKAF
omstreek 21:40 gebars, nege dae na die Kougamunisipaliteit ’n kraak 20 meter verder weg
herstel het en slegs ’n paar weke voor die pyp
op drie plekke op dieselfde dag gebars het.
Die pyp kon eers die volgende dag herstel
“Die pyp word elke keer reggemaak net om
Soup and Sherry
’n week of twee later op ’n ander plek te bars.
Dit is nie net die inwoners wat daaronder lei
nie, maar ook die gesogte gastehuise in die
straat wat deur toeriste van oraloor besoek
word. As dit nou al so gaan, wil ek nie eers
dink hoe dit in Desember gaan wees wanneer
druk op die waterpyp meer as gaan verdubbel
nie,” sê die inwoner.
“Wanneer die pyp bars, klink dit kompleet
soos ’n landmynontploffing. Die waterdruk is
so hoog dat dit die pad oplig. As daar nie
voorkomend opgetree word nie, sit ons die
tyd volgende jaar met ’n grondpad.”
Volgens die inwoner bestaan die hele 2km
waterpyp uit tientalle
lasplekke. Die pyp is
die sterkste waar dit
gelas is, sê sy.
“Dit is absoluut pateties, onaanvaarbaar en
gevaarlik. Die pad val
letterlik in. Moet ons
eers wag tot ’n ernstige
ongeluk gebeur voor
iets gedoen word?” vra
woordvoerder LauraLeigh Randall, kan die
gereelde barste in dié
dat dit die pad oplig.
word aan ouderdom.
“Die area is een van die
oudste dele van Jeffreysbaai. Die pyp sal
uiteindelik vervang moet word, maar daar is
nie fondse daarvoor in die huidige boekjaar
Aldus Randall word oortyd van personeel
sterk gemonitor om misbruik te voorkom,
maar in noodgevalle word oortyd wel toegeaat.
G4S stops criminals in their tracks
THE swift actions of two security guards from
G4S stopped a criminal in his tracks minutes
after he robbed a man at knife point.
According to a.o Petra Els the incident occurred at approximately 11:25 on Thursday.
“The victim was walking along the Aston Bay
Road in the direction of Lootspark when two
unknown men attacked him with a knife and
robbed him from his cellphone and cash. The
victim managed to escape with two minor cuts
on his hand and throat respectively.
“The suspects ran away in the direction of
Bantu Holomisa Street. The victim managed
to get the attention of two G4S security guards
who were patrolling the area.”
Wilfred Sibagu pursued the suspect on foot
while Abie Tony went around the block to cut
the suspect off.
They managed to arrest the one suspect and
recover the stolen goods. The 25-year-old suspect from Pellsrus was detained at the police
station and a case of robbery was opened.
The police are still looking for the second
“The Jeffreys Bay Police would like to congratulate G4S for their arrest,” said Els. “We
also thank all the other security companies
for their continuous assistance. We are privileged to have an excellent working relationship with each one of them.”
BEKENDE INWONER STERF IN ONGELUK
Jakkie Cloete (67) van Jeffreysbaai, ’n meesterbouer, is
vroeër die week in ’n motorongeluk tussen Graaff­Rei­
net en Jansenville oorlede. Hy word oorleef deur sy
vrou Antionette en twee kinders, Marisa en Petrus. Die
begrafnis vind plaas op Saterdag om 14:00 vanuit die
NG Kerk in Da Gamaweg.
Vuurwapenlisensies wag om opgeëis te word
VUURWAPEN-eienaars wat aansoek gedoen
het vir nuwe lisensies of vir hernieuwings,
word versoek om by die polisiekantoor waar
hulle aansoek gedoen het, navraag te doen of
hul lisensies afgehaal kan word.
Volgens polisiewoordvoerder a.o. Petra Els,
is daar talle onopgeëiste vuurwapenlisensies
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“Weens aansoekers wat intussen verhuis
het of hul selfoonnommers verander het, sukkel die polisie om met aansoekers in
verbinding te tree,” sê Els.
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Public toilets out of order due to
THE public toilets opposite the museum in Bureau Street
could win an award - as the worst toilets in Humansdorp,
an irate resident claims.
This accolade is the result of wanton vandalism, says
Henk Boland. “The appalling conditions are beyond a
joke and the toilets are an absolute disgrace. It reflects
very badly on the town.”
Windows are broken, toilet bowls and cisterns are
smashed and fixtures and fittings are pulled from the
walls. Rubbish is also strewn all over the place.
“This type of vandalism is senseless and brainless.
Ratepayers are having to fork out for mindless idiots,”
“Something needs to be done about the problem as the
summer approaches and numerous buses and tourists
will travel through the town.”
Raccinne Khan, chairperson of the Humansdorp Tourism Office, says: “Disgusting is putting is mildly. I was
always so ashamed at the state of that part of the area
in Humansdorp. No human being can stand the terrible
stench of rubbish mixed with human excrement. Municipal officials involved should be put to the test to make
use of that facility - just for one unbearable minute.
“It is so tragic. You will not even find a stray dog sleeping in and among that dump.”
According to municipal spokesperson, Mfundo Sobele,
this is due to a serious shortness of cleaning staff.
“The public toilets belong to the municipality and are
maintained by the Department of Cleansing and Parks,”
“The challenge is, on top of having only two staff members that are responsible for the cleaning of the three pub-
lic toilet facilities in Humansdorp, the taxi rank is not
occupied at the moment. Unlike the taxi rank next to the
Cultural Centre, which has taxi operators and their management present who look after the property, the taxi
rank near the museum is vulnerable.
“Because we only have two staff members, the focus
tends to be where the facilities are optimally used.”
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Unblocking of housing projects will help
minimise informal settlements
“IT is disappointing that the Kouga Council
was not given the opportunity to respond to
the election propaganda released by the DA
This is according to Kouga mayor Booi
Koerat in response to articles published in
various newspapers with regard to the poor
sanitation in Kouga.
“It is, for example, not true that four children
have drowned at the KwaNomzamo sewerage
treatment plant. While we are grateful that the
Kouga Express picked up on this serious error
and rectified it, the same cannot be said for
other papers which published this misinformation as if it were fact,” said Koerat.
“Informal settlements are a reality across
our country. It is also a challenge in Kouga,
especially because of the tremendous influx
of job seekers. The Census 2011 shows that
Kouga has the highest population growth rate
in the Eastern Cape. The population increased from 71 390 (2001) to 98 588 (2011), with
a growth rate of 3,2% compared to the 0,4%
growth rate of the province as a whole.”
According to Koerat, the municipality constantly has to balance this demand with the
need to maintain and improve basic services
to established residents.
“I can give residents the assurance that
Kouga will not back down from this challenge.
The Census 2011 shows that the vast majority
of local households already have access to basic services. Basic services such as water and
sanitation are also offered free to informal
communities such as Pola Park and Shukushukuma,” said Koerat. “Communal taps and
the bucket system may not be ideal, but they
are merely interim measures. The process of
formalising these areas has already started.”
A total of 313 erven are being plotted out in
Polla Park and Shukushukuma so that fullyserviced houses may be built for these communities. Those who cannot be accommodated
there will be eligible for houses in other areas.
Almost 9 000 houses have been approved for
low-income families in our area. Our first priority is putting in place the necessary bulk
infrastructure so that residents won’t have to
struggle for water, sanitation or electricity in
“The total required to address bulk infrastructure backlogs in our previously disadvantaged communities is R480-million. This backlog is not unique to Kouga. It is a reality in all
municipalities because of the skewed development that took place pre-1994,” said Koerat.
“This backlog cannot be rectified overnight, but Government has been addressing
it steadily. R62-million has been made available in this financial year towards eliminating
the backlog in Kouga and will pave the way
for 5 000 houses to be built.
“There are also ongoing discussions between the municipality, provincial and national government to secure additional funding to eliminate the remaining backlog.”
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ROTARY PAUL HARRIS FELLOW AWARDS ALLOCATED
The Rotary Paul Harris Fellow Awards were recently allocated to Lyn Aitken (left) and Lesley
Moore (third left). This award recognises members effort in upholding the Rotary motto of
“Service above Self” and for their service to the community. Aitken received the award for
taking over as chairperson of the Rotary Satellite Club of St Francis in March 2012. She is
the face of Rotary in St Francis. Moore received the award for being the guiding light
behind the Talhado Children’s Haven in Sea Vista. With them are Jill Pope (Rotary president)
and former president Salomien de Klerk.
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Newspapers are not only for the reading, it also makes a very nice
outfit. Karen Benadie from the Global Leadership Academy is wearing a
‘paper’ ballroom dress designed and made by Hein Smith from the
GREEN is the new black - at least at the trashiest fashion show in
town that is back for its second year.
Unleash your imagination and start creating the most unusual and
beautiful garments ever seen. Why not make a ball gown from cans,
a dress featuring coffee filters or display your love of music by sewing
together pages of piano sheet music? Or make an outfit using paper
plates, wrapping paper, paper sacks, duct tape or recyclable trash bags.
Global Leadership Academy (GLA), in conjunction with Fountains
Mall, is set to host the second Recycled Fashion Show next month.
There will be popcorn, sweets and drinks for sale before the show,
just like in a real movie theatre.
The show is aimed at encouraging youth and adults of all ages to
get creative and construct outfits made entirely from recyclable materials for a chance to win great prizes.
All fashion show entries may contain only recyclable material such
as tin, cans, metal, plastics and paper.
Businesses and individuals in and around Jeffreys Bay can sponsor
or enter a dress at a cost of R300 each. Companies that enter an outfit,
will have the opportunity to put up advertising material or hand out
flyers at the fashion show.
After the fashion show the public will have the chance to vote for
their favourite dress. Votes can be placed in a ballot box and will be
counted by an independent person with the winner being announced
in the Kouga Express on September 19.
The fashion show will take place at the old Fountains Mall cinema
on September 13 from 18:00 and on September 14 from 09:00 to 12:00.
Apart from the fashion show there will be a night market on the
Friday from 18:00. Stall holders are welcome at a cost of R70 for adults
and R30 for children. The items sold at the market must be handmade.
No food stalls, except for pancakes and cupcakes, will be allowed.
There will also be a cash for junk competition, second-hand clothes
sale, a kids recycling competition and lots of fun activities for the children with nice prizes up for grabs. Funky Frogs will be open for the
evening to keep the little ones busy while their parents are enjoying
For information or entry forms for the fashion show, contact Lizette
Kemp at 0 082 323 4491 or send an e-mail to kemplizette@yahoo.com.
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bok jersey over my head.”
And who is his role model? “Jonah Lomu,
IF rugby is your life ... make it your career. who played on wing for the All Blacks. Despite his greatness, he stayed humble and
This is exactly what a young, talented and true to the game. I admired him from a young
determined rugby player from the Kouga is age, and even though I support the Springboks I could not stop myself from jumping up
Emiel de Bod, a grade 12 learner at Nico Ma- and shouting for him when he had possession
of the ball,” says De Bod.
lan High School who repreHe adds that he admires
sents the school’s first rugby
Gerrit Pienaar as a coach,
team on wing (nr 11), has
because of what he taught
him and the extra effort Piprestigious Sharks Academy
enaar put into making him
in 2014. The call-up came afa “good wing”. He also has
ter he recently passed all
the world of respect for asevaluations.
sistant coach Hein VerThe Sharks Academy is a
meulen, who not only
world-class rugby academy
coached him for the past
which is accredited by SA
eight years, but also acted
Rugby and backed by a straas a father figure. A great
tegic partnership with the
thank you also goes out toSharks, arguably the most
wards coach AB Smith.
professional rugby union in
According to Finney
South Africa. It offers a fullJordaan from DisChem at
time, three-year course deFountains Mall, Jeffreys
signed for young people with
Bay, De Bod has the talent
a passion for rugby and a deand
sire to forge a career in the Emiel de Bod, a grade 12
learner at Nico Malan High
success in the sport. “He
After regularly watching School, has been selected to
has the ability to one day
rugby on television with his attend the Sharks Academy in
for the Springboks and
grandfather, Emiel decided 2014. PHOTO:MONIQUE BASSON
make the whole of Kouga
to give it a go and started
playing rugby when he went to school. He extremely proud,” said Jordaan.
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Rotary to host 3rd annual art exhibition
THE Rotary Club of Jeffreys Bay is set to host
its third annual Spring Art Exhibition at 10
Da Gama Street on September 27.
Artists, photographers, professionals, amateurs, teachers and students are invited to
take part in the exhibition, expressing the
theme of the current Rotary year visually.
The theme for 2013/14 is Change Lives. All
artwork has to be submitted by September 18.
With this exhibition, the Rotary Club endeavours to raise money for various Rotary
projects and to recognise and encourage artistic talent in the Kouga region. “Rotary supports the use of art as a catalyst for promoting
the values of responsible living, service and
peace,” says Dave Kan.
To enter the event an artwork conforming
to specific guidelines must be submitted.
To enter and to obtain a blank canvas that
must be used, contact Gitta Syefert at 0 082
495 8630 or visit Francel at Moore Stephens
at 15 Oosterland Street, Jeffreys Bay.
Students to host Love Feast
VICTORY Gap Year students are once again
set to host their annual Love Feast on October 17 for the underprivileged children in the
Tokyo Sexwale informal settlement.
According to Stephen Tearoe, the feast will
consist of an afternoon of blessing upon the
lives of these children.
“We will strive to show them the bigger
dream than the four walls of the informal
township they are living in.”
However, to make a success of the event,
they are in dire need of donations from businesses and individuals. All money raised
will go towards the event and any excess
money will be allocated to Victory4All.
donation, visit http://www.indiegogo.com/
DROOMDORP SPOG MET DROOM-MUUR
Joubertina in die hartjie van die Langkloof spog nou met ’n vrolike droom­muur. ’n Handjievol
mense het op 25 Augustus met dié droomdorp­muur begin. Dit vorm deel van hul droomdorp­
Die NG Kerk in Jeffreysbaai hou ’n Môremark elke Vrydag tussen 09:00. en 12:00 by die
kompleks in Wavecrest op die hoek van
Torchwoodlaan en Olienhoutstraat. Die volgende mark vind plaas op 30 Augustus. Kontak Mynie Krige by 042 296 2169.
Die C-Wind Tuinbouklub vergader op 3 September om 15:00 in die NG Kerksaal in Da
Gamaweg. Besoekers is welkom. Kontak
Gaby Keyser by 042 296 1420 of 082 967 7669.
The St Francis Paddling Club have a social
paddle every Monday at 17:00 and a paddle
every Wednesday at 17:30. Canal harbour visitors are welcome. Boats are available for
use. Contact Chirs at 076 723 6565.
The Friends of Library will be selling second
hand books and magazines at the Spar Centre
on August 31. Proceeds from the sale will be
used to buy new books for the Jeffreys Bay
Library. Contact Alet at 073 197 7420.
PnP 3 Ply Facial
or Pink 100s
Die Silwerskulpies vergader op 30 Augustus
om 09:30 in die NG Kerksaal in Da Gamaweg.
Alphea Watson, ’n maatskaplike werker,
praat oor kindersorg en hoe om daarby betrokke te raak. Dit is ook hul boemelaarpartytjie, so onthou om soos ’n boemelaar aan
te trek. Besoekers welkom. Koste is R10 en
sluit tee in. Kontak Delene Bosch by 042 296
1078 of 083 265 3163.
Pedigree Chewy Meaty
Nuggets Assorted (Excludes
Speciality Range) 7.5/8kg
Dry Comfort Bulk
Pack Maxi 50s, Mini 66s,
Midi 58s, Junior 44s
Die Tecoma Kunsmark vind plaas op 31 Augustus vanaf 09:00 op die hoek van Da
Gamaweg en Tekomastraat. Nuwe stalletjiehouers word gevra om daarvan kennis te
neem dat ‘n moratorium tussen 18 Oktober
en 31 Januarie geplaas sal word. Kontak Neil
by 042 296 2791.
The Methodist Church in Kemp Street in Humansdorp will have a car boot sale on August
31 at 08:30. Household goods, electrical items,
ornaments, linens, clothing, jewellery, refreshments and food will be on sale. All proceeds will go towards charity.
CrackerJack featuring Kate and Frans will
be performing at the Wildside Pub & Grill on
August 30 at 19:00. There will be great specials at the bar and a new menu for the hungry.
A Spring Fest will take place at Marina Martinique on August 31 at 16:00. For stalls or info,
contact Marlene Oosthuizen at 083 465 7859 or
send an e-mail to marleneoost1@gmail.com.
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SUPERMARKETS, FAMILY STORES AND HYPERS IN EASTERN CAPE
Danie Steyn van Jeffreysbaai het onlangs ’n
bielie van ’n mosselkraker gevang. Dié vis het
die skaal op 19.4kg getrek.
GAM 1 000: meet en vrylaat, waar ’n
IE tonge klap en die stokke kap
in opgewondenheid vir die 26ste
Gam 1 000.
Hierdie jaar vind dié Liggerei Boothengelkompetisie vanaf 20 tot 23 September
by die Big Fish kampterrein op die wal van
die Gamtoosrivier plaas.
Die kompetisie is in die vorm van meeten-vrylaat en geen dooie vis sal in aanmerk-
ing kom nie. Organiseerders sal self die
visse meet en vrylaat.
Die kompetisie begin op 20 September om
Die totale prysgeld beloop R40 000. Die
grootste prys, R10 000, sal gaan aan die persoon wat die grooste vis vrylaat.
Die Gam 1 000 eindig op 23 September om
08:00. Die prysuitdeling vind plaas om 15:00.
Verskeie gelukkige pryse is op die spel,
maar pryse sal slegs toegeken word aan die
wat die prysuitdeling bywoon.
Inskrywingsvorms is by alle groot hengelwinkels in Port Elizabeth en omliggende
dorpe beskikbaar. Inskrywingsvorms is ook
beskikbaar by die Big Fish kampterrein
vanaf 20 September om 07:00.
Die inskrywingsfooi vir dames en seniors
is R150 en R100 vir hengelaars onder 18.
Kampeergeriewe, ontbyt en kontantkroeg
is beskikbaar by Big Fish (Deon: 0 083 226
Vir meer besonderhede oor die kompetisie, luister na BayFM op Vrydagaande om
18:00 of kontak Gerrie van der Mescht (Gam
organiseerder) by 0 082 440 5332, Joseph Le
Roux by 0 083 391 0498 en Euruka van der
Mescht by 0 082 828 2163. Fakse kan gestuur
word na 086 518 2509 of stuur ’n e-pos na
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Cobras first design competition
awards two finalists from PE
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THE first-ever Cobra Design Competition,
which called for exciting new cutting-edge
and eco-conscious tap and mixer designs,
drew to a close on August 22 with four exceptionally talented designers being recognised
for their outstanding pieces of industrial design.
ments spot on.
Andrew Mboyi is currently studying architecture at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in Port Elizabeth. He says Edge aimed
to successfully marry sustainability with a
timeless design. “Embracing the digital age
and utilising digital systems to monitor,
manage and create a general awareness on
water usage was also a big factor in the design. The iconic Michael Jackson ‘lean’ came
later in the process, but added a critical as-
Both first prize winners for this competition are currently living in PE and beat off
numerous entries from all over the country.
Winners Andrew Mboyi for Edge in the student designer category and Leigh Mclaren
for Ceramic Lace in the professional/other
category both were awarded R30 000.
Ramielle de Jager, Cobra Product Manager, says the standard of entries exceeded expectations, with designers really taking the
brief to heart.
“Andrew’s electronic Edge met the brief
perfectly. Although electronic taps aren’t
new, they’re mostly designed for and used
in commercial buildings. Yet it is in residential homes where they could be most beneficial in terms of saving energy and water.
That’s what made Edge so brilliant – it was
designed with the homeowner in mind.In
the professional category, Leigh’s Ceramic
Lace was undeniably innovative and an unexpected design concept as far as the aesthetic went. It was very different from Edge, but Andrew Mboyi accepting his cheque from Peter
in its own way met the briefing require- Hamilton.
pect to the overall dimension,” Mboyi says.
Leigh Mclaren is a candidate architect at
b4 Architects in Port Elizabeth, and passionate about design. “Apart from ecological
awareness, my mixer, Ceramic Lace, was inspired by ceramic as a material,” says
Mclaren. “Ceramic is at the forefront of bathroom design, but it also has its roots in South
African art. This allows the mixer to be more
than just a functional element, and representative of its time and place.”
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WHAT is it with the spring season that gets us all excited?
Yes, there’s that element of new life and the prospect
of new beginnings, but there’s also a wonderful sensory
appreciation for nature – new blossoms, their scents, their
beautiful prettiness and their promise of soon-to-grow
fruit. As floral themes pop up everywhere – from fabric
ranges to school projects – you may want to join in the
flower-power brigade by planting bulbs that love flowering in September and October when spring is at its peak.
Chlidanthus, with their incredibly sweet, citrusy fragrance, should be your first port of call when choosing
a bulb to really make you feel like spring has sprung.
Known as the perfumed fairy lily, C. fragrans is the species available to gardeners (it’s also known as the Peruvian daffodil for its origin in the Peruvian Andes), a species
guaranteed to fill your home with the exhilarating aroma
C. fragrans’ funnel-shaped yellow flowers
are a striking little collection of petals, 10cm
in diameter, on 20cm long spikes. Because
the flowers appear before the leaves there’s
nothing for them to hide behind – just bloom
after bloom, about three or four on a stem.
The Greek word from which Chlidanthus is
derived – chlide, meaning opulence – is indicative of the strong statement these
blooms can make.
For your own garden of opulence, plant
these bulbs (which should be for sale in August and September) in an area of full sun
to semi shade, 4cm below the ground, and
8cm apart from one another, in friable soil
containing nutritious, old compost. This
should be done in early spring (September
and October) for best results.
If planting directly in the garden, consider lining a
walkway with these plants so that the scent carries you
along your walk, or on a terrace at eye level so that you’re
instantly hit by the scent as you pass by. Alternatively,
pots are a great way to carry the scent indoors when the
flowers begin to bloom. What’s more, indoors you have
less chance of these plants being pestered by the snails
and slugs that love attaching themselves to Chlidanthus.
The bulbs will go into a dormant state between April
and June, so if you wish to lift them, do so at the end
of this period, in the month of June. Offsets should be
kept for planting, although patience may be required
with these, as they usually take three years to flower.
The same patience may be necessary when waiting for
winter to end so that you can start planting your favourite sweet-smelling yellow petals.
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‘Rapporteer asseblief die waarheid’
IN die berig Karavaanpark ‘n gesondheidsprobleem in Kouga Express van 22 Augustus 2013 maak die munisipale woordvoerder, Laura-Leigh Randall, die opmerking dat
die “pompe by die Kabeljous Karavaanpark
onlangs probleme gegee het, maar die munisipaliteit het dit herstel en die gemors rondom
die karavaanpark skoongemaak”.
Ek het reeds by ’n vorige geleentheid vir
Laura-Leigh Randall daarop gewys dat sy asseblief die waarheid in die pers moet rapporteer. Hierdie is weer ‘n geval waar die waarheid geweld aangedoen word.
Ek en Laurika Nieuwenhuis was Maandag,
19 Augustus 2013 om 11:00 persoonlik by die
karavaanpark. In daardie stadium het een
van die pompe nie gewerk nie, noodsaaklike
onderdele het sigbaar makeer en “was na die
werkswinkel geneem vir herstelwerk” volgens een van die munisipale werkers wat
daar was. Volgens hom het die ander pomp
ook ‘n tyd gestaan, omdat dit oorverhit was;
vandaar die storting.
Tydens ons besoek aan die karavaanpark
het riool nog steeds die park binnegevloei;
daarvan het ons bewys deur middel van foto’s. As die munisipaliteit die gemors
opgeruim het, waarom was riool nog steeds
sigbaar om en in die saal en het die reuk van
rou riool nog steeds swaar in die lug gehang?
Waarom het rioolwater nog steeds tot in die
see gevloei? Ook van die feite, het ons fotostatiese bewyse.
Sy probeer verniet die onus op die huidige
eienaars van die karavaanpark plaas. Toegegee, hulle het ‘n verantwoordelikheid, maar
as die rioolstortings nie plaasvind nie, sal
daar nie ‘n probleem wees nie.
Die munisipaliteit moet ophou om altyd
hulle verantwoordelikheid op ander af te
skuif en begin om die dienste te lewer waarvoor die inwoners maandeliks deur hul
nekke moet betaal.
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Not knowing many people in Jeffreyts Bay
I am trying to find a person who will assist
me with some work on my bicycle. This would
entail very minor welding and adapting attachments to strengthen the bike for my trip
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I have been in Jeffreys Bay now for a few
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Karavaanpark ‘n gesondheidsprobleem
GRAAG wil ek net bevestig dat die Kouga-munisipaliteit aandag aan die karavaanpark gegee het nadat die koerantberig verlede week
Die masjiene by die rioolpompstasie is ook
op die dag van koerantuitgawe herstel.
Opruiming is nog nie voltooi nie en die karavaanpark asook chalets is steeds ‘n gesondheidsprobleem. Die ingang na die strand
langs die karavaanpark is steed vol vuilgoed.
So het ‘n bus vol kinders wat vanaf Engeland
kom, die naweek voor die ingang gestop en
deur die vuil water gespring en strand toe gegaan. Die situasie is onaanvaarbaar. Die munisipaliteit sal die situasie so gou as moontlik
Je Morgan (right) is the 16th finalist of the Pick
’n Pay Win­a­Car Competition, where one lucky
shopper stands a chance of winning a brand
new Toyota Etios. Handing over the key, which
might be the lucky key, is Eugene Adams from
Seun is a bundle of fun with lots of
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and loves other dogs. He is craving for
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CARS rushing, babies crying, waves crashing, dogs barking and an owner’s constant issuing of commands to “Walk on”.
Just imagine you are the one listening to
all of these things at the same time. Then imagine those sounds have been amplified
many times louder than what you as a human being are used to. Add to this a sense
of smell so keen that a walk down the street
encountering people, dogs and cars is like
walking into a fragrance shop and being spritzed from head to toe by all the sales ladies
Wouldn’t you just rather go home when being exposed to this than deal with the drama
and overstimulation of your senses?
This and so much more goes on in our dog’s
world each and every day. Some dogs deal
better with this overstimulation than others. For dogs that have been socialised from
a young age, these sights, sounds and smells
can be a very pleasant experience signalling yet another new adventure just waiting
to happen. For dogs that have not been socialised from a young age this could represent the most frightening experience of
What is socialisation and how do I socialise
my dog? Socialisation means training your
dog to accept new people, animals, and places.
First, establish a strong bond between you
and your dog at home. It is very important
for the dog to be able to trust you enough to
know that you will never place it in harm’s
way and to look to you if unsure of a situation.
Once you have a relationship of mutual respect and your role as compassionate leader
is clear then you and your dog can go out and
Start by introducing your dog to strangers.
Tell him to sit and when someone comes up
to greet him, give him a treat so that he starts
to associate the meeting with a positive experience.
Make sure you introduce your dog to nonthreatening and ordinary dressed individuals first. When he is comfortable with them,
move on to elderly people with walking aids,
kids, people wearing hats, glasses or carrying
Take your dog out to all kinds of different
places. Always treat your dog when it displays a behaviour that you would like to be
enforced in future.
Even non-routine stops at the vet’s would
also be beneficial. Whenever you drive or
walk past the vet, pop in and let the receptionist greet and treat your dog. This will greatly
enhance the veterinary visit experience for
Whenever you meet other dogs and they
are displaying non-threatening behaviour,
allow your dog to interact, sniff or even growl
at the dog. It is their means of communication
and an exchange must take place between
dogs to acknowledge each other or express
personal space boundaries. Once an appropriate exchange of sniffs has happened, treat
your dog and reinforce this positive experience by praising your dog. It is also ideal to
bring your dog to a dog daycare facility or dog
play park like the one we have in Jeffreys
Bay. Dogs really enjoy their canine friends
and learn much more from their own species
than what we alone can teach them.
Remember, it is a scary but very exciting
world out there for your dog, so try to make
every experience for him as pleasant as possible.
Readers can send their dog
behaviour-related questions to
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Interne sowel as eksterne kandidate word oorweeg.
Ontvang van betalings vanaf kopers;
Skep van belastingfakture aan kopers;
Hou van rol op veilings;
Voertuig instandhouding en beheer;
Balansering van veilingsgetalle;
Bank van kliënte se tjeks;
Algemene administrasie rondom veilings-, kantoor- en liasering.
Die geskikte kandidaat moet oor 'n Graad 12 sertifikaat beskik.
Toepaslike ondervinding in die Lewende Hawe bedryf sal as aanbeveling dien.
Goeie kommunikasie vaardighede.
Indien u die geskikte kandidaat is wat 'n verskil kan maak in hierdie uitnemende
besigheid, stuur asb u CV na die Menslike Hulpbronne Besigheid vóór of op 6 September
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DIRECTORATE: ADMINISTRATION, MONITORING & EVALUATION
NOTICE NO: 77/2013
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, UNIFORMS, SAFETY GEAR AND ACCESSORIES
Prospective Service Providers are hereby invited to submit tenders for the supply and delivery
of Protective Clothing, Uniforms, Safety Gear and Accessories to be delivered at the
Municipal Stores in St. Croix Street, Jeffreys Bay, Kouga Municipality for the following Officials:
 General Workers
 Fire Fighting Officers
 Traffic & Law Enforcement Officers
The Guidelines for locally produced goods or locally manufactured goods with a stipulated
minimum threshold of 100% for local production and content for the designated sector:
Textile, Clothing, Leather and Footwear will apply. Please refer to the website
www.thedti.gov.za and tender document for more information.
Tender Document will be available as from Tuesday, 3 September 2013 from the Registry
Section, 33 Da Gama Road, Jeffreys Bay,6330 Tel no 042 2002200 at a non- refundable fee of
R150 per document.
 This contract will be evaluated on the 90/10 point scoring system
 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.
 Prospective Service Providers must submit a valid original SARS Tax Clearance
Certificate with their tender in order to be considered.
 Prospective Service Providers must register on Kouga Municipality's Supplier database
as per requirements of registration.
 In order to claim Preference points a valid original or certified B-BBEE Status level
Verification certificate from an SANAS registered verification agency or a registered
auditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board of Auditors (IRBA) must be
submitted to validate the claim, No B-BBEE Status Level Verification Certificate- No
points to be claimed.
 The Council reserves the right to accept any quotation and, or part thereof, appoint
more than one contractor, and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any
quotation. The Council reserves the right to appoint any contractor.
 The validity period for submission must be 90 days from the closing date.
 It is the Service Provider's responsibility to ensure that their bid is deposited in the
correct tender box. No bid document delivered at any other venue or tender box than
the mentioned one will be considered.
Any information regarding this tender can be obtained from Mr. E. Sukula at 0422002200 ext:
2181, or email: esukula@kouga.gov.za.
Tenders in a sealed envelope endorsed “NOTICE NO:77/2013: PROTECTIVE CLOTHING,
UNIFORMS, SAFETY GEAR AND ACCESSORIES”, must be placed in the Tender Box in the foyer of
the Municipal Offices at 33 Da Gama Road, Jeffreys Bay on or before FRIDAY, 4 OCTOBER
2013 at 12:00.
We test the Nissan Qashqai+2
THE Qashqai is quite a tongue-twister to pronounce, but when Nissan decided to bring it
out as a seven-seater they, fortunately, kept
the naming simple and just added +2 to it.
And apart from the extra two seats which
result in the Qashqai +2 being a bit longer,
the +2 is very similar in looks to the 5-seater
Qashqai. The Qashqai+2 offers all the styling
and intelligence of Qashqai, with the additional versatility of the seven-seat configuration.
A Google search on the meaning of the word
Qashqai (pronounced kas-kaai) revealed that
it is named after an Iranian tribe of nomads.
Being a big fan of any vehicle remotely looking like an SUV, not to mention one with seven seats, the Qashqai+2 set my Mom’s taxi
tickboxes in overdrive - to such an extent that
I decided to let the non-existent nomad in me
come out for the day and take to the long road,
even if for just a day’s outing to Jeffreys Bay
Did I mention it has seven seats - two rows
of seats - do you know how handy that is when
you have two children - one a teenager and
the other nine going on 30. An extra row of
seats can be as effective as the Berlin wall in
keeping warring parties apart, and while the
back row is way too small for any normally
built adults to sit comfortably in for longer
than two minutes, if at all, it is perfect for any
little person under the age of 12.
The middle row of seats also has a beautifully curved design, accentuated by the armrest
So while the children each busied themselves in their row of seats, I enjoyed the drive
on the open road, in my favourite high seating
position, with all the controls I needed for the
sound system on the steeringwheel at my fingertips. That’s anyway how it was until about
10km outside Port Elizabeth when my teenager discovered she could play music through
her phone over the sound system.
The Quashqai+2 is available in two models,
i.e. the lower spec 1.6l and the more powerful
One wouldn’t think that this car houses 7
seats. It looks compact, and hardly bigger
than a sedan, but with curves in all the right
places to give it a SUV look.
The Qashqai+2 also comes standard with
sporty brushed metal roof rails and privacy
The comfortable interior is enhanced by very
handy storage compartments, like the compact second row armrest that converts into a
storage box for the third row passengers and
the cargo carrier in the boot.
The Nissan Qashqai+2 offers an impressing
variety of seating and cargo combinations,
with the second and third rows of seat which
can be folded down separately, all together or
organised by zone.
The two front seatbacks have expandable
pockets, giving the second row of passengers
a good amount of space for magazines, games
or CD’s or whatever else they like to take with
The under seat drawer in the higher spec
Accenta model hides away items like a camera or MP3 player.
With the commanding high driving position
and increased visibility you are sure to feel
completely in control. Due to its clever design
and layout it also has a compact feel inside
without being cramped. Everything is within
The steering wheel feels good under the fingers. This vehicle was perfect for the mom’s
taxi route on my daily commute. Out on the
open road, it can be driven with confidence
as it feels sturdy on the road with good power
for overtaking. It looks like an SUV but drives
and parks like a sedan.
The road handling is excellent. The suspen-
sion is neither too soft nor too hard, but just
right on the long journey as well as the speedbumps of the urban communte.
The Nissan QASHQAI+2 has been awarded
the maximum 5-star EURO NCAP rating for
QASHQAI+2 comes standard with six airbags
and ISOFIX child anchors.
1.6L Visia: R282 900
2.0L Acenta: R345 900
* Retail Price includes 3yr/90 000km Service
(This seven­seater looks compact, hardly bigger than a sedan, but has a high stance and curves in
all the right places to give it an SUV look.
Crossways to host Rhino Run
THE Crossways Farm Village will host a Rhino Run at Crossways Farm Village development on September 22, World Rhino Day.
The run - consisting of 6km, 12km and 20km
- forms part of a national trail running event
which was inspired by a terribly sad poaching event which occurred at Kariege Game
Reserve in 2012.
This year there will be 7 Rhino Runs across
South Africa to be held in Cape Town, Port
Elizabeth, Kenton, East London, Bloemfontein, Gauteng and Durban. All 7 runs will be
held on the same day, making this the largest
trail running event in South Africa.
The Rhino Run is the brainchild of Sian
O’Keeffe, a Port Elizabethan trail runner and
now partner in the event company Free Spirit
Adventures. But it could not have been
brought to life without the efforts of the various event organisers around South Africa
who gave of their time and energy to make
the dream a reality: Quantum Adventures in
Cape Town, Pure Adventures in Bloemfontein, Riverside Sports Trail in Durban, Backyard Adventures in East London, and Race
Time in Gauteng. The Rhino Run is aimed at
everyone – both the hardcore trail runners
who will run the longer distances, as well as
families and the ‘less fit’ who can do the shorter distance fun run/ walk.
The beneficiaries for 2013 are OSCAP (Outraged South African Citizens Against Poaching), The Chipembere Rhino Foundation, and
the Rhino Injection Fund, administered by
The Port Elizabeth edition of the Rhino Run
promises to give all entrants an awesome day
out in the countryside. Come and enjoy great
trail runs in a beautiful location and know
that your support will be helping in the fight
against rhino poaching.
There will be live entertainment, a jumping
castle and jungle gym, as well as refreshments on sale. This is a family event, so bring
On the day registrations opens at 08:30,
with the pre-race briefing at 08:30am and the
race staring at 09:00. Entry fees are R80 (6km),
R120 (12km) and R160 (20km).
Amazing lucky draw prizes will be up for
grabs. To register or for more information,
visit their website www.rhinorun.co.za.
Sages hou gholfdag vir Kansa
DIE Suid-Afrikaanse Gholf Ambassadeurs
Vereniging (SAGES), in samewerking met die
Kankervereniging van Suid-Afrika (KANSA)
hou eersdaags ’n gholfdag ten bate van Kansa.
Die gholfdag vind plaas op 12 September by
die Zwartenbosch Gholfklub.
“Om sukses te behaal met ons fondsinsameling is baie belangrik vir ons, juis omdat
ons kort gelede een van ons lede deur kanker
verloor het,” sê Sages-voorsitter Genee Tesse-
“Christo Harmse is oorlede slegs sewe weke
na hy met kanker gediagnoseer is. Vir ons as
senior burgers, het ons weer eens besef dat soiets met enige een van ons enige tyd kan gebeur. As daar maar net ’n manier was om
hierdie gevreesde siekte te genees, kon dinge
soveel anders gewees het.
“As ons almal saamstaan en saamwerk, kan
ons dalk ’n klein verskil in die van ons se le-
2011 POLO VIVO 1.6 GT ...............................................R 129 990
2011 VW POLO 1.6 Tdi, 54 000 km ................................R 164 990
2011 ALFAROMEO 1.4T Progression ..........................R 169 990
2011 OPELASTRA1.4T ..............................................R 189 990
2011 JEEP PATRIOT 2.4 LTD .......................................R 189 990
2010 MAZDA 2 1.5 ACTIVE .........................................R 134 990
2010 CHEV CRUZ 1.6L................................................R 139 990
2010 VW JETTA 1.6 TDi ...............................................R 159 990
2010 VW TRANSPORT Crewbus 2.5TDi
4Motion................................................................R 259 990
2010 MAZDA CX7 2.5A/T Dynamic..............................R 219 990
2009 VW POLO CLASSIC 1.6........................................R 119 990
2009 CHEVROLET CRUZE 1.8 A/T ............................R 149 990
2009 VW GOLF 5 Tdi 1.9 .............................................R 159 990
2009 FORD FIESTA 1.4 5Door.....................................R 129 990
2008 TOYOTA AURIS 180 RX .....................................R 139 990
2008 MERCEDES B170 ..............................................R 179 990
2008 MERCEDES A170 A/T.........................................R 139 990
2007 TOYOTA YARIS T1+ A/C .....................................R 69 990
2007 CADILLAC BLS 2.8..............................................R1 39 990
2007 OPEL MERIVA 1.7 CDTi ......................................R 89 990
2007 FORD KA Trend...................................................R 59 990
2007 FIAT SIENA II 1.2 EL ...........................................R 68 950
2007 SEAT IBIZA 2.0 SPORT ......................................R 89 990
2007 NISSAN TIIDA 1.6 VISIA + A/T ............................R 79 990
2006 NISSAN 350Z ......................................................R 189 990
2006 BMW 320i ............................................................R 124 990
2006 MERCEDES C230 ...............................................R 119 990
2006 VOLVO XC90 T6 7-Seater...................................R 169 990
2006 VW POLO 1.6 Classic .........................................R 79 990
2006 CITROEN C2 1.4 HDi ..........................................R 69 990
2006 NISSAN MICRA 1.4 Elegance .............................R 59 990
2005 BMW 320i E90 .....................................................R 89 990
2005 TOYOTA VERSO 180 TX, A/T .............................R 109 990
2005 MINI COOPER S .................................................R 129 990
2005 MERCEDES E200 KOMPRESSOR ...................R 139 990
2005 MERCEDES C270 CDi ESTATE .........................R 159 990
2005 BMW 320D E90 ...................................................R 129 990
2004 BMW X5 3.0D A/T ...............................................R 169 990
2004 TOYOTA RUN X 1.4 RT.......................................R 69 990
2003 BMW 330D ..........................................................R 99 990
2002 OPEL CORSA CHILL ..........................................R 54 990
2012 TOYOTA HILUX 3.0 D4D D/C Heritage Edition ...R 329 990
2010 FORD BANTAM, Canopy.....................................R 84 990
2009 OPEL CORSA UTILITY 1.4 + Canopy .................R 89 990
2009 OPEL CORSA Utility Club....................................R 89 990
2008 ISUZU KB300 LX D-TEQ E/CAB.........................R 129 990
2007 ISUZU KB360 LX D/C..........................................R 164 990
2007 NISSAN NAVARA 2.5 D/C 4x4 ............................R 179 990
wens wat met hierdie siekte saamleef. Of selfs
dié te help wat so hard werk opsoek na ’n geneesmiddel.
“Ons doen ’n onbeskaamde beroep aan elke
persoon en elke besigheid in die Kouga om
saam met ons ’n verskil te maak.”
Vir meer inligting of besprekings, kontak
Gordon Dennet by 0 072 606 7438. Om pryse
of donasies te borg, kontak Gene Gesselaar by
0 082 453 4797. Vir kontantdonasies, kontak
Pieter Potgieter by 0 082 875 9988.
Kontantdonasies kan inbetaal word by
Eerste Nasionale Bank Jeffreysbaai, rekeningnommer 62295484811, verwysing Kansa
.Sages is ’n gholfvereniging vir senior
gholfspelers in Suid-Afrika. Gholfklublede
van 50 jaar of ouer is welkom om by enige van
die 28 provinsiale takke regoor Suid-Afrika
aan te sluit. Sages het tans 3 000 lede.
Local surfer girl comes out tops
MMA Smith from Jeffreys Bay claimed first
place in the u.20 Girls division at the third event
of the Billabong Junior Series presented by BOS
held in Cape Town over the weekend.
Smith was a firm favourite in the u.20 Girls, and it was
no surprise that she took the win with relative ease from
Smith put on a show for the eager spectators, making
a long day at the beach all worth the while. Fans couldn’t
stop talking about her surfing, both at the beach and on
social media, describing her surfing as “shredding with
style that would put many guys to shame.”
“So stoked! Just won the Billabong Pro junior in Cape
Town! Yeow!. Thank you Lord,” the Billabong team rider
tweeted shortly after her win. “Thank you for all the support. All glory be to God,” she later posted on Facebook.
Other top junior surfers from the Eastern Cape also did
not disappoint, with huge turns and shorebreak punts the
order of the day. All Jeffreys Bay representatives made
Emma Smith from Jeffreys Bay claimed first place in the u.20 Girls
division at the third event of the Billabong Junior Series
PHOTO:ALAN VAN GYSEN
Gear up for 4x4 rally challenge
THE fourth round of the Algoa Rally Club
50K Challenge is set to take place on August 31, with scruteneering and documentation at the Moffett on Main Lifestyle
Centre in Port Elizabeth at 08:30.
The pre-rally start will kick off at the
Kart Kings indoor karting circuit located
in the basement parking of the Moffett on
Main shopping centre. Navigators will
take part in a fun go-kart time trial as a
warm up to the rally.
The first rally car will make its way to
the PE Oval Circuit at 10:00 for the first
gravel stage, from where it will proceed
to Van Stadens Pass, Loerie, Melon,
Hankey and Klein Rivier before the rally
comes to an end in Loerie at JC’s Pub at
The stages consist of tar and gravel with
service parks starting at PE Oval, where
service crews will change tyres and prepare the vehicles for the next stage.
Current points leaders Jacques Louw
(driver) and Gabriel Groener (navigator),
followed by Rikus Schmidt (driver) and
Stephno Pieterse (navigator) and then
Keith Mc Gregor (driver) and Duncan Bezuidenhout (navigator) will be hard
pressed from the contingent of 20 rally
cars consisting of VW Polo’s, Golfs, Nissans, in the classes of 1.4 to 2 litre, expected to take part.
The Algoa Rally Club boasts a strong
contingent of female competitors as part
of the line up for the rally. The female drivers are Kim Heine (Polo 2lt), Melissa Heymen (Golf 1.4lt) and Megan Heine (Golf
1.4lt), while the female navigators comprise of Kim Putter (Golf 1.4lt), Juane Viljoen (Golf 2.0lt), Ria Viljoen (Nissan Sentra 2.0lt) and Roxanne Bartle (Polo 2.0lt).
The 50K challenge is an Algoa Rally
Club initiative with local sponsors and is
one of the biggest club events in South Africa which attracts competitors from
Rally competitors will compete for a lucrative prize worth R50 000.
For more information on the rally visit
their website www.algoarallyclub.co.za
KOUGA TO HOST PROVINCIAL
The Cacadu District Municipality is set to host
the provincial cross country championships at
Nico Malan High School on September 6 and
7. Seven municipalities will take part in this
event and earners aged 10 to 19 can compete
in the championships. Hard at practice are
Ingrid Mintoor, Yolandi Jordaan and Lydia
Davids from Du Preez Primary School. For
more information contact Freddie Jacobs at
0 078 474 3636 or Anita Swart at 0 084
657 8687. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
.2nd - Steven Sawyer (JBay)
.4th - Jarred Veldhuis (JBay)
.2nd - Gina Smith (Jbay)
.4th- Crystal Hulett (St Francis)
.4th - Matt McGillivray (JBay)
.2nd - Kai Woolf (JBay)
.3rd - Kirsty McGillivray (Jbay)
.4th - Zoe Smith (JBay)
.3rd - Angelo Faulkner (JBay)
The Billabong Junior Series presented by BOS will host
its final event of the series at Seal Point in Cape St Francis
from the September 21 - 23.
Rolbalklub vier 40ste bestaansjaar
DIE Jeffreysbaai Rolbalklub vier op 30 Augustus hul 40ste bestaansjaar met ’n vriendskaplike Boereoorlog.
Tydens die oorlog sê 48 Boere en 48 Engelsmanne mekaar die stryd aan. Spelers word
gevra om paslike kleredrag te dra: die boere
in khaki of bos-klere en die Engelsmanne met
rooi in hul kleredrag.
Die dag word afgesluit met ’n spitbraai en
’n Klein boek wat kortliks die wel en wee
van die klub oor die afgelope 15 jaar opsom,
en aansluit by ’n vorige uitgawe oor die eerste
25 jaar, word aan elke lid gegee.
Die dag word geborg deur Barry en Renette
van Wyk van Van Wyk Transport.
Jeffreys Bay Primary to host Golf Day
THE Jeffreys Bay Primary School will host a
Golf Day at the Jeffreys Bay Golf Course on
The format will be that of IPS and the tee
Class Leading Leg Room
Huge Boot - 490L
60 000km Service Plan
36 Church Street / Kerkstraat 36, Uitenhage
off time is from 07:15 to 08:30 and from 11:00
to 12:30. Water points will be provided. Entry
fee is R40 per person. For confirmation of tee
off times, contact Len at 0 042 293 2532.
2012 KIA RI0 1.4 AUTO GOLD 25 000KM
2012 VW POLO VIVO 1.4 TREND
2012 CHEVROLET SONIC 1.6 LS SEDAN
WHITE 27 000KM
2010 FORD RANGER 3.0 CDTI 4X4 SUPER
CAB XLT WHITE
2012 CHEV UTE 1.4 A/C 16000KM WHITE
2013 CHEV SPARK LITE 1.0 LS
2008 TOYOTA YARIS 1.3 T3 PLUS SILVER,
2013 ISUZU KB250 D-TEQ FLEETSITE
SAFETY, 8 000 KM,
2010 CHEVROLET CAPTIVA 3.2 LTZ,
2013 CHEV UTLITY 1.4 BASE X3, WHITE,
2013 CHEV UTILITY 1.4 CLUB, 1 500 KM
2012 CHEV AVEO 1.6 SEDAN SILVER
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