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NREST is brewing at Hankey where workers at the Sarah Baartman Centre of Remembrance have not been paid their salaries for the past two months. The centre is being built by the national Department of Public Works on behalf of the Department of Arts and Culture. Kouga Mayor Elza van Lingen said the municipality was requested by the Community Liaison Officer, Derrick “Rudi” Jaffon, to assist the 38 local workers who had not received their wages for August or September from Lubbe Construction, the contractor who was appointed by Public Works to build the multimillion-rand centre. “The contractor undertook to pay the workers before the end of September, but this did not happen,” Jaffon says. “They then promised to pay us on Wednesday this week, but this also didn’t happen.” The municipality offered the affected workers a lifeline last week when the Mayor arranged for a donor to deliver food parcels to them. Continued on page 2
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With Christmas less than three months away, the Kouga Express is appealing to residents to help warm the hearts of less fortunate children in the community. The Kouga Express, in conjunction with Pick `n Pay and Fountains Mall, will be collecting gifts for over 300 pupils from Quagga Primary School in Patensie and Nooitgedacht Primary School in Kareedouw. With their Christmas wishes are Quagga Primary Schoolpupils Milandre Tamboer, Frieda la Grange, Nadine Jantjies, Morricha Rossouw, Waiden Felix and Britney Stuurman. PHOTO:MONIQUE BASSON
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No pay for workers at Sarah Baartman Centre Continued from page 1 “THE workers depend on their salaries to put food on their families’ tables and the past few weeks have been very tough on them,” she said. The food parcels, sponsored by a butchery from Humansdorp, were distributed to workers on Thursday while the municipality has also been trying to arrange with the Department of Social Development and Sassa to assist the workers with groceries until such a time as their outstanding monies are paid. “The Kouga Council will do everything in our power to help the affected families and will continue to put pressure on the roleplayers. We have already requested intervention at a national level so as to allow Public Works to sort out the matter urgently.” Jaffon said the workers were very grateful to the Mayor for coming to their assistance so speedily. “We would also like to thank the project architect, Raymond Drake, for his unwavering support,” he said. According to the Department of Public Works, Lubbe Construction will be withdrawing from the project and another contractor appointed to complete the work. This process will, however, take several weeks to finalise.
Derrick “Rudi” Jaffon, Kouga Mayor Elza van Lingen, worker Melikhaya Mbonda and Tourism Portfolio Councillor Frances Baxter at the distribution of the food parcels last week. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Die riviermond - oplaas oop JANNIE HOUGH DIE ietwat sinistere omstandighede rondom die Astonbaai-Paradysstrand se spoelbrug en die oopmaak van die riviermond is na vele samesprekings eindelik opgelos.
Op 30 September is met die oopmaak van die mond begin. Nou sal die toestand van die oor gangsbrug geassesseer word om te bepaal wat herstel moet word en wanneer. FOTO:VERSKAF
Die lae brug wat eintlik nooit oor die lagune moes geloop het nie, word gereeld deur die afkomende water van die Seekoei- en Swartriviere oorspoel. Baie geld is al bestee om dié kreupel brug te probeer herstel, maar omdat die owerhede nie ’n kort brug oor elkeen van die riviere bou waar albei baie nóú vloei nie, word inwoners van Paradysstrand gereeld verontrief deurdat hulle nie ’n kortpad na Jeffreysbaai het nie. Verlede week het die Departement van Omgewingsake nog toestemming geweier om die riviermond oop te maak; maar na dringende samesprekings tussen hulle en die munisipaliteit, het die departement op 29 September die nodige toestemming verleen.
Burgemeester Elza van Lingen sê dié stap sal die watervlak laat daal en help om die brug tussen die dorpsgebiede oopgestel te kry. Die oorgang is al vir langer as ’n maand oorspoel, maar motoriste het voortgegaan om die brug te gebruik. Intussen is die brug heeltemal gesluit, en het ’n motor die naweek in die water beland toe die bestuurder die brug probeer oorsteek het. Die burgemeester het haar dank uitgespreek vir die toestemming verleen. Hulle kon uiteindelik die departement oortuig dat die Seekoeirivier-situasie as ’n noodgeval kwalifiseer kragtens die Nasionale Omgewingbestuurswet. Inter-regeringsverhouding is belangrik by die bestuur van ’n dorp of stad. Op 30 September is met die oopmaak van die mond begin. Nou sal die toestand van die oorgangsbrug geassesseer word om te bepaal wat herstel moet word en wanneer. Die burgemeester bedank alle rolspelers vir hul bydraes en ondersteuning. Sy sê daar lê nog harde werk voor, maar dat ’n belangrike deurbraak bewerkstellig is.
Public meeting about the Seekoei estuary and causeway A public participation meeting will be held at Paradise Beach on Monday, October 9, to discuss the draft situation assessment report that was compiled for the Seekoei estuary at Jeffreys Bay. Kouga Mayor Elza van Lingen said the meeting would form part of the consultation required for the drawing up of an Estuarine Management Plan by Nelson Mandela University for the Seekoei. The meeting will take place at the Dutch Reformed church hall at Paradise Beach at 18:30. “We would like to encourage all stakeholders to attend the meeting as the plan will be critical in how we manage the estuary and causeway going forward,” she said. Meanwhile, Kouga Municipality breached the mouth of the Seekoei estuary on Saturday after receiving the go-ahead from the Department of Environmental Affairs on Friday afternoon. The water level of the estuary was exceptionally high following rough seas in August
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Bring joy to over 300 children MONIQUE BASSON DECK the halls with boughs of holly, Fa la la la la la la la la. ‘Tis the season to be jolly, Fa la la la la la la la la. The old adage that it’s better to give than receive, rings especially true at Christmas. And with Christmas fewer than three months away, the Kouga Express is once again appealing to residents to help warm the hearts of less fortunate children in the community. A train, farm animals , a tractor, a ball, a moment of your time . . . these are some of the simple things that could warm the hearts of children that have never received a colourful wrapped Christmas gift of their own. There is no better experience than seeing the surprise and elation on the faces of children as they open a gift and receive what they have wished for. This year the Kouga Express, in conjunction with Pick `n Pay and Fountains Mall, will be collecting gifts for over 300 pupils from Quagga Primary School in Patensie and Nooitgedacht Primary School in Kareedouw. The Kouga Express relies on the generosity of the community to satisfy the demand for presents. Without the support of local residents this appeal will fail.
Residents from across the Kouga region helped to bring joy to over 200 pupils from Mondplaas Primary School in Jeffreys Bay, Zuuranys Primary School in Kareedouw and Rainbow Centre in Humansdorp last year.
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Each learner wrote his or her wish onto a special Christmas “wish card”, with his name and age. Wishes range from a tea set to a teddy
bear and from a school bag to a doll. Some little boy is dreaming of his first ever tractor with farm animals, while another girl cannot
wait to own beautiful hair accessories. One little boy is dreaming about a Jeep and another about a red bicycle. There are even practical wishes like stationery for school. These cards are displayed on the Christmas tree in the forecourt at Pick `n Pay in Fountains Mall. Residents are able to select the wish card or cards that appeal to them and buy the gifts written on the cards. Residents can either wrap the presents themselves, or have them wrapped by the Kouga Express team. The following information must be clearly marked on the present: ) Name of school ) Name and surname of pupil ) Grade of pupil. Each card is unique to a deserving child. If a card is taken and not returned, that specific pupil could miss out on a present for Christmas. Presents can be dropped off at either the Kouga Express office at 75 Da Gama Road in Jeffreys Bay or at Pick `n Pay. All the presents must be returned by November 15. The presents will be handed out to the pupils at a special Christmas party at their respective schools. For information, contact Monique Basson at 042 293 2973 or 082 219 9169.
Caterers combat food-borne diseases THE Kouga Municipality held a one-day food safety and hygiene workshop for caterers in the area at the Humansdorp Country Club on Thursday. Kouga Social Services Portfolio Councillor Daniel Benson said the workshop was held in order to promote food safety and to highlight that most food-borne diseases could be prevented with proper food handling and preparation. “Unsafe food has been a human health problem since history was first recorded and many food safety problems encountered today are not new. The occurrence of food-borne disease remains a significant health issue in both de-
veloped and developing countries,” he said. “Every day people all over the world get sick and die as a result of diarrhoeal diseases and most of these cases can be attributed to contaminated food or water. We therefore saw it fit that we should equip our caterers with proper knowledge to avoid calamities,” said Benson. The workshop was divided into two sections which are Food Safety and Hygiene. The first section focused on Five Keys to Safer Food which are: Keeping Clean, Separating Raw and Cooked Food, Cooking Thoroughly, Keeping Food at a Safe Temperature and Using Safe Water & Raw Materials.
The second part focused on Personal and Environmental Hygiene, Responsibilities of Food Handlers and compliance with the R962 Regulation that governs the General Hygiene Requirements for Food Premises and the Transport of Food.
Humansdorp caterer Phumeza Beda (left) at the Food Safety and Hygiene Workshop for Caterers, held at the Humansdorp Country Club on Thursday. With her are Kouga Environmental Health Practitioners (from left) Jené Madatt and Nomfundo Blom.
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CHRISTMAS BABY COMPETITION: 2017
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THE Kouga Express is looking for a gorgeousbaby to grace the front page of the last edition of the year – which will be published on Thursday, December 21. The annual Kouga Express Christmas Baby Competition is aimed at making the day even more special for Kouga and Koukamma babies who are celebrating their first Christmas. Apart from being our cover model, the winning baby will be showered with great prizes. The winning baby will receive a photoshoot and images on a disk from Beautique Photography at Fountains Mall in Jeffreys Bay. This is not all. The winner will receive a R500 Fountains Mall voucher, as well as a one-hour parenting class from the Baby Lounge in Jeffreys Bay valued at R300. The parenting class consists of an answer and question session, milestone evaluation and practical suggestions for the healthy development of a baby. The Baby Lounge is owned by Sr. Leisle van Vliet, a registered nurse and midwife. The winner will also receive a set of two Babe-Eeze teething necklaces valued at R250, and a Babe-Eeze teething bib valued at R149. The runner-up will receive a R300 Foun-
tains Mall voucher, while the second runnerup will crawl away with a R200 Fountains Mall voucher. Parents must enter their babies via our social media platforms. There are three platforms from which to choose.
Facebook – Kouga Express On the left of our Facebook page, click on the Christmas Baby tab which will take you to the entry form where you can upload your baby’s photo and enter all the details. Alternatively, enter on www.kougaexpress.co.za. Twitter – @KougaExpress1 Submit your photo via Twitter; include all the necessary info and tag @KougaExpress1 and #KougaXBaby2017. Instagram – ep_media24 1) Follow us on Instagram (private accounts are not visible to us). 2) Upload your photo and include all the required info. 3) Include #KougaXBaby2017 in your post. Only online entries will be accepted – no photos may be emailed, posted or dropped off at our office. No photos to be posted on our Facebook timeline.
The following information is required: ) Name and surname of the baby ) Date of birth (eg: 2017-04-30) ) Gender ) Suburb in which you live. Entries without this information, will not be considered. How the competition will work The closing date for entries is at 16:00 on Thursday, November 30. Entry photos need not have a Christmas theme, and baby’s face must be clearly visible. Only babies living in Kouga and Koukamma are allowed to enter. All the rules of the competition can be viewed on our Facebook page or our website at www.kougaexpress.co.za. The top 10 finalists will be announced on our Facebook page and in the Kouga Express newspaper on Thursday, December 14. The winner of the competition will be rephotographed by Beautique Photography and must be available for the photo session between December 4 and 8. All the entries received will be published on our facebook page in photo galleries. For more information, send and email to tanya.vanzyl@media24.com.
Ruan Jacques Vosloo was last year’s Front Page Christmas Baby winner. PHOTO:BEAUTIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY
No licensing, registration service at Traffic Department THE Kouga Traffic offices at both Humansdorp and Hankey are unable to process any licensing or registration applications due to an ongoing problem with the Live Enrolment
Unit (LEU), as supplied by the service provider for the East Cape Department of Transport. Kouga Mayor Elza van Lingen said the problem appears to be affecting all municipal-
ities and testing centres across the country. “We reported the matter to the Department’s service provider last week and followups have been made with both the Depart-
ment and service provider to push for a speedy solution,” she said. “Our sincere apologies to the public for any inconvenience this may be causing.”
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Ready to declare the new school building open for King’s College in Tokyo Sexwale are Project Manager Henry Vonmollen dorff, Kings College Principal Soria Swart and Johan Vos from Victory4All Projects. PHOTO:MONIQUE BASSON
‘New’ King’s College set to welcome learners MONIQUE BASSON THE newly constructed multi-million Rand primary school building in Ocean View opposite Marina Martinique, is set to welcome its first learners before the end of the year. Spearheaded by Victory4All Projects, which relies completely on funds for all its projects, the construction of phase one of the new school building that will be home to King’s College, is set to be completed within the next month. Estimated at a total cost of over R32 million, phase one entails classrooms for the foundation phase learners. Until the completion of phase 2, which will see the construction of classrooms for the intermediate phase learners, the existing classrooms will cater for close to 400 Grade R to Grade 7 learners from Tokyo Sexwale, Ocean View and surrounding areas. There will be a total of 22 classrooms, each boasting its own store room, a luxury teachers did not have before. Phase 3 will consist of an administration block and au-
ditorium. A school hall, sports field and parking area will be constructed during phase 4. The school will furthermore boast a modern library, sporting new books donated by Rotary Jeffreys Bay. According to King’s College Principal, Soria Swart, they are looking for a name for the new library - no matter the language. Suggestions can be send to 082 684 4350 or kingscollege@victory4all.com. Two weeks ago a borehole was drilled. At 55 metres they struck ‘gold’ - enough water for the gardens, sport field and school. The construction of the new building was not an easy feat. It took over eight years of endless meetings and discussions with the Department of Education in Port Elizabeth, as well as some heated debates with local residents who feared that the ground earmarked for the new school would have a negative influence on the construction of houses - which proved to pose no truth. “The new school building is a reward from God for our hard work, quality education and excellence despite the numerous difficulties we face daily,” says Swart.
Buurtwag doen stappe teen misdaad JANNIE HOUGH TYDENS hulle jongste vergadering het die Buurtwag van Astonbaai op daadwerklike stappe besluit om misdaad in die omgewing in samewerking met ADT en Smhart sekuriteitsmaatskappye hok te slaan. Die besluite is geneem op die buurtwag se 18 September-vergadering waarby dié twee maatskappye en dertig buurtwaglede verteenwoordig was. Ian Dangers van ADT het aangekondig dat hul sekuriteitsgroep hulle sterk in Jeffreysbaai en Astonbaai wil vestig, en ’n voertuig het wat 24 uur-patrolliediens in laasgenoemde deel van die dorp uitvoer. Hy het daarop gewys dat kameras by die toegangspaaie na Astonbaai geïnstalleer sal word wat alle voertuie se registrasienom-
mers sal moniteer. Dié kameras is direk met hul monitorkantoor gekoppel en sal op ’n 24-uur basis gemoniteer word. ADT is besig met ’n werwingsaksie in Astonbaai, en daar word beplan om CCTV-kameras op strategiese punte te plaas wat misdadige elemente kan opspoor. Dié kameras sal ook deur hulle gemonitor word. ADT sal die eerste fase van die projek befonds, en die tweede fase sal afhang van die aantal nuwe lede wat deel word van dié groep. Astonbaai-buurtwag wil binnekort met Carl Trahms van Smhart-sekuriteit vergader oor die installering van kameras. Die buurtwag het hul waardering uitgespreek vir die betrokkenheid van dié twee maatskappye. Hulle is van mening dat die twee groepe se samewerking verantwoordelik is vir die lae misdaadsyfer in Astonbaai.
Local establishments scoop provincial awards MONIQUE BASSON SOME eight local tourism establishments walked away as the winners at the prestigious Lilizela Provincial Awards held at Hemmingways Casino in East London on September 21. The Lilizela Provincial Tourism Awards are a national government initiative aimed at promoting tourism transformation, service excellence, entrepreneurship, thriving and sustainable tourism. Tsitsikamma Backpackers walked away as the winners in the Backpacking and Hosteling category, while Storms River Guest Lodge triumphed in the Bed and Breakfast category.
The Sands @ St Francis was crowned the winners in the Guest House category. For the best country house experience in the Eastern Cape, visit the J-Bay Zebra Lodge which is set to re-open in April 2018 after devastating fires destroyed the lodge earlier this year. Stormsriver Adventures was named the best established tour operator. When it comes to action and adventure, Untouched Adventures is tops. For the best beach experience, be sure to walk the Chokka Trail, while the best scenic beauty can be found at the Baviaanskloof World Heritage Site. These establishments, along with 40 other Eastern Cape tourism organisations, will now compete for national honours.
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JBay Surf Village to host market THE third annual JBay Surf Village Market is set to take place at the JBay Surf Village in Da Gama Road from 09:00 to 16:00 on October 7. Market-goers can look forward to organic and fresh produce that will be on sale, a second-hand surfboard sale and a not-to-be-missed Oktoberfest where traditional German food will be served. Also on the menu are live music and a wide variety of arts and craft stalls. For the young ones, and those young at heart, there will be peddle go-karts. For more information, contact 074 175 1970 or visit www.facebook.com/ Surf.Skate.Eat.Shop.JBay.
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NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSURE Please note the road will be closed from Cnr. Pell Street & Da Gama Road – Cnr. St Croix Street & Da Gama Road on 7 October 2017 from 07:00 until 16:30.
---------------------------------------------------KENNISGEWING VAN PADSLUITING Let asb. daarop dat die pad van h.v. Pellstraat & Da Gamaweg – h.v. St Croixstraat & Da Gamaweg op 7 Oktober gesluit sal wees van 07:00 tot 16:30.
Dan Patlanksy to rock St Francis DAN Patlansky is set to perform at Rock Lily in St Francis Bay at 19:00 on Friday, October 6 after a successful tour to the UK, Germany and the Netherlands earlier this year. Five years since the release of his acoustic album Wooden Thoughts, fans can look forward to acoustic renditions of Patlansky’s old classics and newer albums. The two worldwide number one albums Dear Silence Thieves was voted number one Blues Rock Album in the world by Blues Rock Review USA in 2014, and his latest offering Introvertigo was voted number one Blues Rock Album in the world by Blues Rock Re-
view USA in 2016. Patlansky received both these accolades alongside names such as Joe Bonamassa, Chase Walker Band, Supersonic Blues Machine and Devon Allman. He is also the first artist ever to be placed number one on Blues Rock Review’s Top 20 Albums of the Year twice. Be sure to join Patlansky on October 6 for an intimate performance and the possibility of hearing a surprise acoustic song from his forthcoming new album, set to be released the first quarter of 2018. Tickets cost R150 per person. For more information, contact Rock Lily at 042 940 0174 or send an email to rocklily56@gmail.com.
Dan Patlansky is set to perform at Rock Lily in St Francis Bay at 19:00 on October 6. PHOTO:TROY LEE
Dawie Roodt deel sy kennis Topekonoom Dawie Roodt deel op 8 November om 08:00 sy wye kennis met belangstellendes by JBay Bru Co in Jeffreysbaai ten bate van die plaaslike kankervereniging. Kaartjies kos R100 per persoon. Vir meer inligting of kaartjies, skakel Sonja Geldenhuys van Liberty Life by 084 517 9715.
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Visit Friends of Van Stadens Open Day THE Friends of Van Stadens will have their Open Day at the Van Stadens Wild Flower Reserve on Saturday, October 7. The day will kick off with a fun 4km and 10km trail run at 08:00. The entry fee is R30 and R50 respectively. A family mountain bike ride will follow at 10:00. The entry fee is R10 per entrant. The famous indigenous plant sale will take place from 09:00 to 13:00. On sale will be proteas, perennials, trees and bulbs. For more information, contact Friends of Van Stadens Chairperson Ellie Goosen at 083 667 7322 or visit www.vanstadens.co.za.
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Picture perfect with local photographer MARINDA HOUGH METICULOUS art, pink tipple, fresh flowers and intriguing company make for a great Friday afternoon. If a local project benefits from the proceeds, it is picture perfect. Must Love Flowers Floral Studio at the JBay Surf Village teamed up with Musgrave Gin to host Eastern Cape photographer Jean Goldstone for a silent auction of her impeccable Botanical Collection. The event was a sensory fest of fragrance, aroma and zest with 11 signature botanical flavours of the gin, a profusion of flowers and the artwork.
Jean believes in giving back to local community. Three prints were auctioned for the JBay Recycling Project, which also received 10% of other proceeds. As a wife, mom and granny who has been living here for years, Jean captures wildlife and seascapes with her lens. This collection included cacti and succulents pictured with minute detail. Before launching the Botanical Collection, Jean worked for six months to ensure picture perfect prints of each plant on display. Only ten prints of a photograph are ever available. Jean laboured for three weeks to capture the pink moon cactus in immaculate lighting and shadow. She is working on her next project to be on display at the art gallery in Zimbabwe.
< Must Love Flowers Floral Studio at the JBay Surf Village teamed up with Musgrave Gin to host Eastern Cape photographer Jean Goldstone for a silent auction of her impeccable Botanical Collection. PHOTOS: MARINDA HOUGH ; The event was a sensory fest of fragrance, aroma and zest with 11 signature botanical flavours of the gin, a profusion of flowers and the artwork.
Petrol attendants trained to be tourism ambassadors
Petrol attendants from Caltex in St Francis Bay and BP in Jeffreys Bay attended a threeday workshop at different tourist locations in the Kouga region from August 22 to 24. The training, an initiative of the Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency in conjunction with the Kouga Local Tourism Organisation, included local presentations, an educational tour of the towns and attractions and a feedback session. The aim of the training is to give visitors more options to get directions, information and insight into the tourist attractions in and around the region. With their certificates are BP petrol attendants Lucas Sithemele, Katleho Lesapo, Thobela Lalase, Sipho Madolwana, Whitney Lewis and Mbulelo Siyona. Joining them are Estelle de Beer from Seashells Luxury Accom modations and BP owner Deon Freemantle. The petrol attendants from Caltex in St Francis Bay who attended the workshop, are Zolani Maziko, Andrew Vena, Ernest Mntambo, Chris Joseph, Elvis Tyokwana and Marvin Adams. PHOTOS:SUPLIED
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Die Laerskool Gamtoosvallei in Patensie het verlede week ’n revue aangebied: die skool het ’n wêreldtoer gewen en het na verskillende lande getoer. Elke land is deur verskeie musiek en danse uitgebeeld. FOTO’S:ANNELI YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHY
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Faulkner, Woolf triumph at Billabong Junior Series THE 20th annual champions in the Billabong Junior Series presented by All Aboard Travel were crowned at Seal Point in Cape St Francis on Sunday after the fourth and final events in the 2017 series were completed in highly contestable 1 to 1.5 metre waves and glassy conditions. Jake Elkington (Kommetjie) and Sophie Bell (Salt Rock) clinched the premier u.18 boys’ and girls’ Billabong Junior Series titles, which earned them each a coveted trip to the tropical surfing paradise of Bali. They also topped the World Surf League (WSL) Africa Junior regional rankings lists and are the 2017 WSL Africa Junior champions. The u.16 boys’ and girls’ series titles were won by Angelo Faulkner (Jeffreys Bay) and Tayla de Coning (East London) respectively, despite neither of them winning any of the four events. Ceara Knight (Cape Town) and Daniel Emslie (East London) each secured two event victories on their way to the u.14 girls’ and boys’ series titles, while Kyra Bennie (Vredehoek), the u.12 boys’ series champion, won three of the four events in 2017. The seven finals run at Seal Point on Sunday produced phenomenal surfing with Ford van Jaarsveldt (Kommetjie) capturing his first WSL Junior Qualifying Series (JQS) men’s event victory after defeating Calvin Goor (Salt Rock). The lanky 18-year-old Capetonian posted a near perfect score of 9.0 out of ten plus three rides in the seven point range, the best of which was a 7.87, and his heat total of 16.87 left Goor still needing a 9.76 when time ran out. Former Jeffreys Bay local Kai Woolf, now competing under the New Zealand flag, won
shine as he clinched the R2 000 winner-takesall prize purse for landing the best aerial manoeuvre. 2017 Final Series Rankings U.18 Boys ) 1st - Jake Elkington (Kommetjie) ) 2nd - Ford van Jaarsveldt (Kommetjie) ) 3rd - Max Elkington (Kommetjie) U.18 Girls ) 1st - Sophie Bell (Salt Rock) ) 2nd - Summer Sutton (Kommetjie) ) 3rd - Kayla Nogueira (uMhlanga) U.16 Boys ) 1st - Angelo Faulkner (Jeffreys Bay) ) 2nd - Saxton Randall (Durban) ) 3rd - York van Jaarsveldt (Kommetjie) U.16 Girls ) 1st - Tayla de Coning (East London) ) 2nd - Kayla Nogueira (uMhlanga) ) 3rd - Summer Sutton (Kommetjie) The u.16 boys’ series titles were won by Angelo Faulkner (Jeffreys Bay). GOR
both the JQS (u.18) women’s event and the u.16 girls’ division, delivering heat totals in the mid-teens in both finals. Woolf finished ahead of Taghiti Gericke (Wilderness) in the one-on-one JQS final while Olivia Izzard (La Lucia), Summer Sutton (Kommetjie) and Tayla de Coning (East London) challenged her throughout the u.16 final. Visiting French teenager George Pittar won the u.16 boys’ title, relegating last year’s u.14 boys’ winner Tide Lee Ireland (Durban) to the runner-up spot while Luke Thompson
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EB FLO BLOMMEKLUB Die Eb Flo Blommeklub bied ’n demonstrasie aan deur Jill Hoskins op 18 Oktober om 09:30 by die Seashell Holiday Apartments in Da Damaweg. Die tema is African Christmas. Besoekers is welkom teen R40 per persoon. Skakel Emblem de Kock by 042 296 2300 of 083 632 4807.
BEGINNERS’ LINE DANCE CLASSES Beginners’ Line Dance classes take place at the Jeffreys Bay Bowling Club on Wednesdays and Fridays from 08:30 to 09:30. For info, contact Ina Ferreira at 082 700 6988.
NIFTY FIFTIES The Nifty Fifties willl meet at the Methodist Church at 2 Petunia Street at 09:45 on October 6. Robbie Hift the history of Jeffreys Bay. Contact Margaret Crouse at 042 293 1268 or 076 400 0703.
HAPPY FEET LYNDANS Happy Feet Lyndans hou lyndansklasse vir beginners op Maandae vanaf 14:00 tot 15:00 by die Rolbalklub in Jeffreysbaai. Koste is R15 per klas. Skakel Marie Louw by 083 425 0724. INA’S TWINKLE TOES Ina’s Twinkle Toes Linedance classes for beginners take place at 43 Palm Crescent on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 16:30 to 17:30 and at the Bowling Club in Jeffreys Bay from 08:30 to 09:30 on Wednesdays and Fridays. Improver/intermediate classes take place at the Jeffreys Bay Bowling Club from 09:30 to 10:30 on Wednesdays and Fridays. Contact Ina Ferreira at 082 700 6988. JBAY GOLF CLUB The Jeffreys Bay Golf Club will host their Chicken Run Golf Day from 07:00 to 15:00 every Friday. Players pay for nine holes, and get nine free. Rotisserie chicken vouchers from Woolworths are up for grabs. The green fees are R40. Contact Len at 042 293 2532. TUINBOUKLUB Die Jeffreysbaai Tuinbouklub vergader op 10 Oktober om 15:00 by die NG Kerk in Da Gamastraat. Tee en koffie sal bedien word. Besoekers welkom teen R10 per persoon. Skakel 082 705 5317 of 083 304 7031. FRIENDS OF VAN STADENS The Friends of Van Stadens will have an open day at the Van Stadens Wild Flower Reserve on October 7. There will be a trail run at 08:00 (R30 for 4km and R50 for 10km) and a family mountain bike ride at 10:00 at a cost of R20 per entrant. The famous plant sale will be from
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(Durban) and Zoe Steyn (East London) dominated the u.14 boys’ and girls’ finals respectively. Brazilian Ryan Kanailo was outstanding in the u.12 boys’ final, earning a near perfect heat total of 18.70 out of 20 that left all three of his opponents needing to replace both their highest scoring rides in order to overtake him. The highly anticipated VonZipper Air Show was staged after the finals and provided Calvin Goor (Salt Rock) with the chance to
U.14 Boys ) 1st - Daniel Emslie (East London) ) 2nd - Mitch du Preez (East London) ) 3rd - Luke Thompson (Durban) U.14 Girls ) 1st - Ceara Knight (Cape Town) ) 2nd - Zoe Steyn (East London) ) 3rd - Caroline Brown (Cape Town) U.12 Boys ) 1st - Kyra Bennie (Vredehoek) ) 2nd - C-Jay Posthumus (Port Elizabeth) ) 3rd - Kai Hall (Durban)
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ALGEMEEN/ GENERAL WATERAEROBIESE KLASSE Policlinic wateraerobiese klasse en rehabilitasie-oefeninge in ’n binnemuurse, verhitte swembad vind elke Maandag, Woensdag en Vrydag plaas. Vir meer inligting, skakel Yolandé na-ure by 042 296 0454. VOORGEBOORTEKLASSE Policlinic Voorgeboorteklasse vir swanger dames in ’n binnehuise swembad vind op Maandae plaas. Skakel Yolandé na-ure by 042 296 0454. PLAASBASAAR Die N.G. Kerk Gamtoosvallei-Oos se Plaasbasaar vind plaas op Saterdag, 7 Oktober vanaf 08:00 by Endulini se pakhuis 3.5km wes van Patensie. Plaasontbyt, vleis en groente sal te koop wees. Daar is ook kosstalletjies, ’n deli en teetuin. Toegang is gratis. Skakel Danie Malan by 072 262 9822. CPF The Jeffreys Bay Community Policing Forum will meet at the Jeffreys Bay Police Station at 18:00 on October 16. FÊTE The Jeffreys Bay Methodist Church will have a fête at 2 Petunia Street from 07:30 to 11:30 on October 7. TECOMA KUNSMARK Die Tecoma-kunsmark op die hoek van Tecomastraat en Da Gamaweg vind op 7 Oktober vanaf 09:00 plaas. Skakel Neil by 042 296 2791.
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Rally action at Fountains Mall this Saturday FOUNTAINS Mall will be a hive of fast actionpacked entertainment on Saturday, October 7, when the Algoa Rally 2017 50k regional rally championship descends on Jeffreys Bay. Spectators can view drivers from across the Eastern Cape, Bloemfontein and Durban performing with precision and accuracy, negotiating corners at high speed with squealing tyres and avoiding obstacles placed at strategic places in the parking area which will form the course for the day. While the stage at Fountains Mall is tight and technical and requires focus from both driver and navigator, the alternative gravel stages will provide high speed action. The action-packed day will kick into gear in the parking lot at Fountains Mall at 10:00. The gravel stages can be viewed at Boplaas
on the R102. After a quick tyre change at Fountains Mall, competitors will make their way towards Patensie for the spectacular new Droëkloof stage leading straight into Zuurbron. A second loop in the afternoon completes the rally with a final sprint through the Fountains Mall parking area to determine the champions of the day and the winners of the Tissot watches valued at R6 600. Spectators stand the chance to win a spin in a rally car around the Fountains Mall stage, as well as Tissot watches valued at R6 600. The prize-giving will take place at The Bingo Royale Café in Fountains Mall at 19:00. For more information, visit www.algoarallyclub.co.za or www.facebook.com/algoarally.
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Kouga worker excels at national golf tourney A Kouga municipal employee is using his expertise on the greens to put Jeffreys Bay on the map as a golfing destination. Rhalf Manuel recently returned from the National Interprovincial Golf Tournament at the Bryanston Golf Club, where he represented Eastern Province (EP). “He is the first player from Kouga to represent EP at provincial level. We are very proud of him and what he is achieving on the golf course,” said Kouga Mayor Elza van Lingen. Manuel lost only one of the six games he played against the country’s best at the national contest. A member of the Jeffreys Bay Golf Club, he sharpens his skills at the Kouga Golf Range. He has represented the EP Country Districts golf team 14 times and has been club champion at the J’Bay Golf Club 18 times. According to the local golf star, many of the top amateurs against whom he competes, play golf permanently and are funded by their parents.
“It’s not always easy for those of us who work full-time to stay competitive,” he said. He attributes his success to the support he has received from local benefactors. “I am very grateful to Kouga Municipality and Mayor Elza van Lingen, the Jeffreys Bay Golf Club, the Kouga Golf Range and Lefty Ferreira for making it possible for me to compete at the highest amateur level,” he said. Manuel believes strongly that golf is a “character-builder that teaches you commitment, dedication and responsibility for your own destiny.” “That is why my ultimate goal is to bring this great game to more youngsters as part of their personal and sporting development,” he said. Rhalf Manuel recently returned from the National Interprovincial Golf Tournament at the Bryanston Golf Club, where he represented Eastern Province (EP). PHOTO:SUPPLIED
Local surfers represent SA team
Barbarians triumph at tournament THE United Barbarians Rugby Football Club (RFC) was crowned the ultimate winners after defeating Kruisfontein United RFC 45 - 30 at the Loerie Rugby Tournament over the weekend. They will now test their mettle against other clubs at the Hankey Rugby Tournament over the weekend. “Thank you to all our players and supporters for their sportsmanship and unrivalled discipline,” says Barbarians’ spokesperson Thembela Swepu.
JBaai Duiweklub vlieg LEDE van die Jeffreysbaai Duiweklub het Saterdag in goeie weerstoestande hul laaste wedvlug vir die jaar vanaf Groblers-hoop na Jeffreysbaai gevlieg. Local surfers Joshé Fauklner, Dillen Hendriks and Kirsty McGillivray formed part of the South African Junior Surfing Team that came eleventh out of 41 nations at the ISA Junior World Surfing Games in Hyuga, Japan last week. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
UITSLAE ) Thys Windt: 1 ) André Potgieter: 2, 7 ) Predon Roodt: 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9
Mthana rakes in medals, certificates
Criminals beware . . . Constable Xolani Mthana from the St Francis Bay Police Station raked in three gold medals and two bronze medals at the SAPS National Martial Arts Championships in Mpumalan ga from September 24 to 29. He was part of the Eastern Cape Martial Arts Team who brought home 50 medals: 25 gold, 13 silver, 12 bronze and two awards for kickboxing and judo. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
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