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AS the causewaygoes frombad toworse andresidents of ParadiseBeach are fed differentrumours, the question is: does anyone knowwhat is happening?A badly maintained causeway has now

been rendered impassable.Residents of Paradise Beach, who were

promised an improved road in Februarythis year using a nice budget that was allo-cated for this improvement, now face yet an-other month of long diversions and dirtroads.The conditions of the roads out ofPar-adise are shocking - nothingwas done to im-

prove them as was promised.What happened to the causeway being

open by the end of June - empty promisesfed to rate payers at their meeting?What happened to the money? What hap-

pened to the contractor?More importantlywhatwill happen to the

residents of paradise beach who have to en-dure increased petrol consumption, wearand tear on vehicles that have to use dirtroads daily?Who is going to step up and sort it out?

- Running out of patience

WHATREADERSHAVETOSAYCauseway leaves residents redunderthe collar

DAAR het jy nou dit.Die laagwaterbrughet sy “gat” gesien. Die

onvermoë van die verkeersafdeling om dis-sipline te handhaaf, is direk verantwoorde-lik vir die fiasko. Swaar voertuie gebruikdie brug nawillekeur, afgesien van verkeer-stekens wat dit verbied. Wat help sulke ver-keertekens as dit nie streng toegepas wordnie? Die Verkeersafdeling het nie ’n ideewaar Paradysstrand is nie - nee, hulle weetmaar gee nie om nie.

Hoe lank nou voor die brug vir verkeerreg is? Drie, ses, 12 maande, of miskien sobinne 2 jaar as ons gelukkig is. Ons moetmaar geduldig die grondpad ry wat in ’nswak toestand is, ongeag dat daar belowewas dat die pad gereeld geskraap gaanword.Die toutrekkery tussen omgewingsake

en die munisipaiteit sluk ek ook nie. Kry’n kontrakteur wat weet hoe om die brugreg te maak. - Frikkie van den Berg

Laagwaterbrug stort ineen

IN die geskiedenis van die Kouga het ’n in-sident soosdieherstelwerkaandie brug tus-sen Paradysstrand en Astonbaai on-berekenbare probleme en skades aan die ge-meenskap besorg.Op 2 Julie 2013 word die herstelwerk van

die brug oor die Seekoeirivier eensklapsgestaak na bykans ’n stryd van driemaandemet watervlakbeheer. Die ingenieur/kon-takteur gee die Kouga -munisipaliteit 60 daekans om met effektiewe oplossings na vorete kom rakende die beheer van die water-vlakwat die bou enherstelproses ernstig be-lemmer. Dit impliseer hernieude onderhan-delings met Omgewingsake rakende dieoopmaak van die riviermond.Dit is opvallend dat hoëvlak munisipale

amptenare van die radar verdwyn rakendedie uitreiking van enige verklarings of in-ligting aan die lydende party, naamlik dieParadysstrand-gemeenskap.Die bekende raadslid van Patensie,

Patrick Kota, voorsitter van die Portefeulje-komitee, het na bewering op die toneel ver-

skynen ’nbeplande samespreking op 9 Juliemet alle rolspelers rakende die herstel vandie brug gekanselleer.Die afleiding kan gemaak word dat dit

duidelik is dat geen of weinige beleidma-kers, amptenare of ANC-politici ’n idee hetvan die omvang, of min omgee, rakende dieskade wat die inwoners van Paradysstrandal vir drie maande moes verduur.Inwoners se lewens word daagliks

blootgestel aan ’n grondpad wat veral na`n reënbui lewensgevaarlik is. Skadesaan motors styg teen ’n ongekendetempo. Paradysstrand is ook ’n gemeen-skap met baie bejaardes wat afhanklik isvan gereelde besoeke aan die mediesefasiliteite in Jeffreysbaai. Hoe kan ons inhierdie omstandighede die lukrakeverduidelikings glo wat die munisipa-liteit aanbied ter verdediging van hulswak status in die Oos-Kaap streek?Die droom van ’n nuwe veilige brug oor

die rivier, het in ’n nagmerrie ontaard. - DAWyk 14, P.W.Butler

Die saga:Herstel van die brug byParadysstrand

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AFTER more than two weeks in which nowork could be carried out on the causewaylinking Paradise Beach and Aston Bay, Envi-ronmental Affairs will once again be ap-proached to seek permission for the openingof the mouth to ensure that repair work cancontinue.

It is hoped that the process will be finalisedthis week.According to DA councillor Brenton Wil-

liams, there has been a lot of speculationabout the progress on the causeway.“Residents have even taken the law into

their own hands and re-opened the causewayduring the weekend,” said Williams.According to Williams, there is no truth in

the rumour that the contractor haswalked offthe job and will not be returning.“When it becameapparent that the estuary

was filling up with water from recent rains,as well as a solstice high tide that breachedthe closed mouth, a decision was made thatit was pointless to continue to pump water

out of the small coffer dams so that workcould be done on the culverts,” said Wil-liams.“The agreement was that the causeway

would be opened and work would recom-mence once Environmental Affairs hadgranted permission to open the mouth orwhen the mouth naturally opened to the sea.On the day the contractor was tidying up thesite in order to re-open the causeway, hisheavy vehicle damaged one of the old culvertsthat needed to be replaced.“The broken culvert then resulted in the

causeway being closed as it was clear that itis extremely dangerous to cross the cause-way.”The contractor remains committed to fin-

ishing the repair work and there is no needto be concerned, said Williams.“The only reasonable solution to the prob-

lem is for the mouth of the Seekoei River tobe opened and for some water to be drainedfrom the estuary.“In the meantime, it must be appreciated

that residents are using the causeway entire-ly at their own risk.Without an engineer con-firming that it is safe, the municipality can-not take the chance to allow people to use thecauseway.”John Wiehan, chairperson of the Paradise

Beach Neighbourhood Watch, says the alter-native gravel road is a nightmare and nearimpassable. He is concerned about the rea-sonable access to emergency and medical fa-cilities.“A fewmotoristshavealreadygoneoff the

road when it is very slippery and muddydue to rain. Since the closure of the bridge,the road has only once been adequatelygraded. Most commuters from Paradisehave over the past months sustained dam-age to their vehicles; ranging from relative-ly minor to near write-offs. Residents areconsidering bringing a class action suitagainst the municipality, who is responsi-ble for providing an acceptable, safe alter-native route during the upgrading of thecauseway.”

ParadiseBeach causewaystill closedDANKSY die flinke optrede van die StFrancisbaai-polisie, sit ’n boosdoenerin die tjoekie.Lawrence Titus (20) is tot 15 jaar

tronkstraf vir huisroof gevonnis. Syminderjarige medepligte se vonnis ismet vyf jaar uitgestel.Volgens lt. Gavin Muller het die be-

trokke voorval omstreeks 16:10 op 18Maart plaasgevind.“Die twee huisrowers het ’n 77-jarige

man by sy huis in St Francisbaai aan-geval en wreed met ’n gholfstokaangerand.“Hulle het met ’n selfoon, kamera en

die slagoffer se beursie op die vlug ges-laan. Al die gesteelde goedere, met ’nwaarde van R10 000, is kort na die voor-val deur die polisie teruggevind.”Muller prys die ondersoekbeampt,e

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’n Ondersoekspan van Mlibo Qoboshiyane sekantoor in Bhisho is verlede na die Kouga-munisipaliteit gestuur om klagtes van wan-administrasie en ongerymdhede te onder-soek.

Dít nadat die DA verskeie griewe enklagtes, onder meer oor beweerde korrupsie,teen dié munisipaliteit by Qoboshiyane, LURvir tradisionele sake, ingedien het.Sidney Fadi, Kouga se munisipale bestuur-

der, bevestig dat die LUR ’n span gestuur hetom die DA se aantygings te ondersoek, maarsê dat korrupsie nie getel het onder dieklagtes inElzavanLingen,DA-leier indieNa-sionale Raad van Provinsies, se brief nie. “Asdie DA enige bewyse van korrupsie het, salons hulle aanmoedig om dit by die polisie aante meld,” sê Fadi.“Die DA se aantygings sal nie die munisi-

paliteit verhinder om sy bes te doen omdiens-lewering aan die Kouga-gemeenskappe telewer nie.”Qoboshiyane se teenkorrupsie-span het

verledeDinsdagmetDA-lede vergader omdiegriewe te bespreek wat Van Lingen in Junie2012 in ’n brief aan Qoboshiyane uitgelig het.Van Lingen se griewe sluit in die onwettige

aanstelling vanbestuurders binnediemunisi-paliteit en beweerde korrupsie. Die aanstel-lings is egter nie op die vergadering bespreeknie omdat die DA appèl aangeteken het teendiePortElizabeth-hooggeregshof se uitspraakhieroor en die saak dus sub judice is.“Dit sal ooknie deel vandie ondersoekwees

nie, aangesien die LUR ten volle ingelig is oordie aanstellings en self by die appèlaansoek

betrokke is,” sê Van Lingen.Die DA het ook die ondersoekspan daarop

gewys dat die ouditeur-generaal in 2008 vierverslaeuitgereikhetnadat daarvroeërbreed-voerige ondersoek na onder meer beweerdekorrupsie in die munisipaliteit gedoen is.“Die volledige verslae is nooit in die raad ter

tafel gelê nie, gevolglikwas daar geen reperkus-sie vir enige oortreders nie,” sê Van Lingen.Vir haar is die “onreëlmatighede in die

Kouga-munisipaliteit van só ’n groot om-vang” dat sy dit skriftelik verder gevoer hetmet onder meer die openbare beskermer.

LURse spanbekyk ‘Kouga­korrupsie’

FIGHTING abuse will be the focus of a Mor-al Regeneration Movement (MRM) Summitto be held at the Humansdorp Country Clubon Tuesday, July 16.The summit is part of the Kouga Munici-

pality’s celebrations of the birth month offormer president Nelson Mandela.“July has been declared Moral Regenera-

tion Month in honour of Mr Mandela, whois seen as a founding member of the MoralRegeneration Movement,” said KougaSpeaker Magdalene Dlomo.TheMRM encourages people to recommit

themselves to building communitiesgrounded on positive values and to buildinga caring society in pursuit of creating last-ing peace and prosperity in the country.The theme of the summit will be

“Strengthening the fight against women,child and drug abuse”.“It will be a platform for all stakeholders

to discuss their role in stopping thisscourge,” said the Speaker.All interested parties are invited to attend

the event, which starts at 9am. Contact Fu-manekile Lloyd at 0 082 295 1590.

Kouga summit to tackle abuse

Aroad thatwill connect residents ofPar-adise Beach, Aston Bay and MarinaMartinique directly to the mall, bypass-ing the Ocean View road, might be con-structed in the near future.The road, linked to theThyspunt devel-

opment, will be the first infrastructurethat needs to be established when theThyspunt development is announced.The plans detailing the route the road

will follow, have been drafted and willbe available when the Thyspunt devel-opment is announced.If Thyspunt does not become a reality

the road will not be constructed.According tomunicipal spokesperson

Laura-Leigh Randall, the road is a fu-ture possibility that is being investiga-ted. “Nothing is fixed or finalised yet,”she said.

Road linkingParadiseBeachto FountainsMall a possibility

Will it be victory for Victor?

Aspiring champion barista, Victor Matinenga (right) who has been working at InFood for twoyears will be entering the annual Regional Barista Contest in Port Elizabeth on July 25. He isbeing mentored by defending champion Charles Ngwaroi (left). With them are Jayne Davies,owner of InFood. PHOTO:MONIQUE BASSON

HEATHER LEIGH ARENDS

WHILE InFood Coffee Society in Jeffreys Bayis brewing up yet another champion for theRegional Barista Contest, the reigning East-ern Cape champion - placed fifth overall-might lose his title to his fellow barista.

Aspiring champion barista, VictorMatinen-ga who has been working at InFood for twoyears alongside colleagues Percy Chickwira,Belinda Ruiters and Charles Ngwaroi - whohad all previously entered the Eastern CapeBarista Championships and came out victori-ous - will be entering the annual Regional Ba-rista Contest in Port Elizabeth on July 25.He will be mentored by defending champi-

on Ngwaroi, who is currently placed first inthe Eastern Cape and fifth in the country.When Ngwaroi first started working for In-Food two years ago, he knew nothing aboutcoffee. But just as he now is going to keep an

close eye onMatinenga, he twowasmentoredby other Eastern Cape champions from In-Food; Chickwira and Ruiters.Ngwaroi trained after hours on his tech-

nique and presentation. It took him sixmonths of practice to create the perfect brewfrom InFood’s chosen magic bean.According to owner Jayne Davies, after in-

tensive research he designed a unique signa-ture drink, called the Patensie Glu wein, usingoranges from the region and spiced coffee. “Hemade history when he managed to come fifthin the country. Charles is the first EasternCapebarista to gain a place in the nationals. He hassucceeded in putting the Eastern Cape on theregional coffee map. He has also set a very highstandard for the third barista, Matinenga.”Matinenga said: “Following in my col-

league’s footsteps there ismuch pressure, butit is a very good platform to grow as a personnot only at work, but also in the outsideworld. Success doesn’t come cheaply and it is

a blessing working under them.”Victor is confident that he will bring home

the gold and possibly do better than his col-leagues. According to Victor training shouldhave taken three months, but it only took himamonth. “I believe I ama fast learner,” he said.”It takes a world class barista, a profession-

al and someone who knows what he is doingto succeed at the championships.”The Regional Barista Championships re-

quires each barista tomake a total of 12 bever-ages: 4 cappuccinos, 4 espresso, and 4 signa-ture drinks created by the barista. The baris-tas are expected to make all 12 beverages inonly 15 minutes.To see Matinenga brew the perfect cupof coffee, visit our video gallery on ourwebsite www.kougaexpress.co.za.

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Imagine living right on sea

water canals that are totally

safe for swimming and boating,

are teeming with fish, there is

no need to barricade your doors

or burglar proof your windows

and your children can roam the

streets on their bikes or just run

around. A pipe dream or could

this be a reality in Jeffreys Bay?

After surviving the meltdown

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bankruptcy in the early 1990's

the Marina Martinique has

stood the test of time and has

come into its own as a premier

choice for a residential

property.

With seven new plans passed

for new houses to be built in the

past month, and another five

houses currently being con-

structed, Marina Martinique

has bucked the downward

property trend and is now a

sought after investment for

locals and holidaymakers alike.

In the boom of 2006/07,

waterfront stands were selling

at R1000 per m2. The recent

sales of vacant stands on the

water are selling at an average

of R 1 366 per m2 which means

that during this recession where

other properties showed a

decrease in price, Marina

Martinique has shown a 20%

increase in selling price.

Marina Martinique is managed

by a Home Owners Association

which maintains high standards

with good corporate governance

that allows Home Owners to be

confident in the development.

TheMarina is essentially amini

municipality run within a

municipality

All the roads were resurfaced in

Phase 2 of the development

during 2012, while many trees

were planted all over the

Marina. Maintenance work has

been done in the canals and the

pumps, ensuring that the canal

water is clean and safe to swim

in and to boat upon.

A new bridge was also built over

the canals, replacing the old

drawbridge that once upon a

time opened to allow boats to

pass through.

TheMarina is responsible for its

own security with the result that

the last housebreaking occurred

24months ago.

Open water swimming is well

established at the Marina and

the development hosted the

2011 South African open water

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class swimmers like Natalie du

Toit, Jessica Roux and Troy

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A major coup occurred late in

2012 when t he Ma r i n a

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glory.

T h e Be l a f o n t e f l o a t i n g

Restaurantmay no longer ply its

trade, but new jetties, an

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restaurant building that has

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THEY bring so much joy to our heartsand all they ask in return is to beloved . . . and fed!

But the sad truth is that thousands of un-wanted pets endupat shelters or animalwel-fare orginisations, in search of a lovinghome.That is why the Kouga Express decided to

try and lend a helping paw . . . uhm . . . handand help to make a difference in our furryfriends’ lives.We will publish the heartfelt stories of our

abandoned four-legged friends on our web-site, hoping that this will lead to the adoptionof some of these pets.But we will not only publish abandoned or

found pets, but also those companions whowent missing from their homes.Readers and animal-lovers can also share

their stories of lost/missing animals on ourwebsite, free of charge! And animal shelters/organisations can upload images and infor-mation of animals that need homes on ourwebsite.All you have to do to share your story, is

go to ourwebsite,www.kougaexpress.co.zaandonthe home page click on “Tell your story” (no

photo) or “Upload your photo” and enterthe details in the message field, then click onsubmit.Then people who would like to adopt a lo-

ving pet, can view all the stories on our web-site by clicking on “Pets Corner” under theNews category.If you have any queries, send an e-mail to

tanya.vanzyl@media24.com or phone 0 041503 6059.

‘PetsCorner’ aims to findhomesformissing/abandonedpets

Our Pets Corner on our website.

NATALIE THOMPSON

FOR almost two decades, big-hearted ani-mal lovers have been giving the four-leg-ged friends of the Kouga a second lease onlife.

But now, they are in desperate need ofhelp to carry on this selfless work.The SPCA Assisi in Humansdorp has

been helping the animals in the Kouga ar-ea for close to 20 years. In the last yearalone they have been a refuge to 631 dogsand 351 cats that were surrendered bytheir owners, as well as 220 stray dogs and130 stray cats.They also seize animalswhoare injured,

malnourished or maltreated. A living ex-ample of this is their ‘mascot’ José. Joséis a calf the SPCAhas been caring for afterhe broke his back leg. “He embodies whatthe SPCA stands for: prevention of crueltyto animals,” says SPCA spokesperson, Jes-sica Naudé.According to Naudé, most animals are

surrendered when their owners are una-ble to afford veterinary bills. “This posesa big problem for the SPCA,” she says.

“While animals are being surrenderedfor this reason, the SPCA’s veterinarybills per month is a staggering R35 000 toR40 000, with most of the money beingspent on spaying and neutering ani-mals.”To combat escalating veterinary bills,

the they are currently in the process ofraising funds for an on-site clinic with res-ident veterinarians.“The clinic will look after animals com-

ing into the shelter, and provide medicalcare to owners who cannot afford to taketheir animals to the see a veterinarian,”says Naudé.The SPCAmainly raisesmoney through

their various charity shops and charitydrives. Theywill also hold a red carpet dayin the near future and an SPCA bizarre inDecember to raise funds for the on-site vet-erinary clinic.Naudé says that volunteers arewelcome

at the shelter, as they always need peopleto brush and play with the animals.To become a volunteer, or for more in-

formation, contact the SPCA at 0 042 2952814 or phone their emergency number0 073 121 8963.

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NATALIE THOMPSON

HE has gone through life with only three percent of sight, but that has not held him backfrom making a success of life.

After struggling at school due to insuffi-cient support systems in place at normalschools, Jan du Plessis from Jeffreys Bay isnow a firm advocate of inclusive education.“Children with vision impairments shouldbe encouraged to go to normal schools. Pro-viding there is support from the school andparents,” says Du Plessis who obtained histechnicon diploma at the age of 42 after fiveyears of study .“My life did not turn out badly and people

who are visually impaired should not sit ina heap and feel sorry for themselves,” saysDu Plessis.Recently Du Plessis and his wife and big-

gest helper attented a workshop by RetinaSouth Africa in Port Elizabeth. “There wereabout four couples from Jeffreys Bay who

deal with the same problems, but do not evenknow each other,” says Du Plessis.“I realise that there might be many more

people in the Jeffreys Bay area who sufferfrom vision impairment and who needhelp.”He says that people lack knowledge about

vision impairment. “Parents with vision im-paired children do not know how to handletheir children and children do not know howto handle their parents.”Du Plessis wants to launch a support

group in Jeffreys Bay for the visually im-paired. He says that the group will consistof discussions about what people can learnfrom others experiences, to create a supportnetwork.The group will also serve as a voice for the

visually impaired to create awareness in so-ciety of specific needs and abilities of peoplewith vision impairment. People interested injoining the support group can contact Jan duPlessis at 0 082 5755967 or send an e-mail toyada.jan@vodamail.co.za.

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InFood Blu, the third InFood under the ownership of Jayne Davies (second right) opened at MarinaMartinique on July 4. This 30 seater restaurant offers exquisite dining by candle light and streetlanters. The team will consist of (from left) Kirsten Fugart, Gene Language and Julia Latza.PHOTO:MONIQUE BASSON

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THE office at her business is charac-terised by a myriad of people enter-ing and leaving, with herself run-ning after employees, phones and

guests - all while staying warm-hearted andcompassionate

Laetitia Ferreira, owner of Loerie Pro-cessed Veg situated in the Gamtoos Valley,was honoured at the Businesswomen’s Asso-ciation regional Business Achiever Awardsheld in Port Elizabeth in June. She wascrowned the winner in the entrepreneur cat-egory, proving that hard work and persever-ance pays off.Loerie Processed Veg is a fruit and vegeta-

ble processing plant that supplies whole andprocessed produce to a variety ofmarkets, in-cludinghospitals, housewives, and thehospi-tality and catering industries.Ferreira says that 13 years ago she realised

that small farmers, and those in the sur-rounding areas, could only transport theirproduce to a market near Port Elizabeth.“Which was often to the detriment of thefarmers, as the transporting costs regularlyoutweighed the value of the produce,” shesays.Ferreira decided to start her own business

thatwould cater for farmers and supply freshbulk produce to businesses in the area. Since

opening in 2000, the business has grown fromone room to an establishment that utilises400m² of land. She now employs 21 peoplefrom the surrounding area.“I take pride in the fact that my business

supports the local community through jobcreation. Further training is given to staff toensure their growth as individuals,” saysFerreira.“Outstanding quality and service is the

main goal for Loerie Processed Veg, and, be-cause of the business’s high standards, it hasretained many of its original customers. Nu-merous steps are followed to ensure the endproduct is as fresh and hygienic as possible.”The company is involved with various

charities and community work. An organisa-tion close to her heart is the Organ DonorFoundation. Her husband, Denro who was afarmer in the area, suffered from a heart con-dition that saw himwaiting for a heart trans-plant. “The transplant never came and hepassed away in 2011,” says Ferreira.Loerie ProcessedVeg is also involved in lo-

cal community projects - including the Loe-rieheuwel Primary School and the Loerie-heuwel Crèche - by providing them with allthe vegetables they need to make meals forthe children on a daily basis.“I enjoy being involved in community

work, and if I am going to help a communityI would rather help improve those aroundLoerie,” says Ferreira.

Abusinesswomanwithpassion

Laetitia Ferreira, owner of Loerie Processed Veg situated in the Gamtoos Valley, was honoured atthe Businesswomen’s Association regional Business Achiever Awards held in Port Elizabeth in June.With her is Louis Zietsman, runner­up in the Boardwalk Die Burger Mr PE Competition.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

MONIQUE BASSON

VIR ’n 43-jarige kok van Jeffreysbaai het ’njarelange droom uiteindelik op ’n baie onver-wagse manier waar geword.

Lorraine Hector, wat reeds vierjaar as kok by Checkers werk,droom al van kindsbeen af omhaar eie restaurant te besit. Nouis dié droom verwesenlik met diehulp van U-Save in Pellsrus, Jef-freysbaai.U-Save in Pellsrus het

vroeër die jaar drie be-sighede aan plaaslikeinwoners gegee:’n wegneemete-onderneming,’n bakkery en ’nslaghuis.Volgens

Ryno Goliath, op-sigter by U-Save vir dieafgelope vyf jaar, ploeg hulop die wyse terug in diegemeenskap.“Die nuwe eienaars kry

’n lening van U-Save, ensodra die lening terugbe-gaal is, behoort die winkelaan hulle. Die geboue blyegter die eiendom vanU-Save.”Die inisiatief is nuut in

die Kouga.“Ek kan nie die

gevoel beskryf nie. Dit is so ’n lekker blygevoel hier diep binne. Ek kon in die lugopspring van blydskap,” sê Hector oor diebesit van haar eie wegneemete-onderneming.“Ek het by my ma, wat ’n bobaaskok en

bakker is, geleer kook en bak. Vandat ek kanonthou, droom ek daarvan om my eie res-taurant te besit. Daar is vir my niks le-kkerder as om nuwe disse te probeerwaarvan klante hou nie.“My familie is baie bly oor die geleent-

heidwat aanmygebied is, en die onders-teuning van die gemeenskap is ’n ware

riem onder die hart.”Sedert sy haaronderneming op 30 Meigeopen het, bedien sybekostigbare envoedsame kos. “Diespyskaart word

gereeld afgewis-sel sodat daaraltyd iets nuutsis om te proe,”vertel Hector.Hector droom

groter. Sy het tanstwee mense in diens,Geraldine Bosman enAngelique Mentoor, endroom daarvan omhaar besigheid so uitte brei dat sy nogmeer werksgeleent-hede in die gemeen-skap kan skep.

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DANCERS EXCEL IN EXAMS

Three Dancers from the Dance Dynamics studio completed their Royal Academy of Dance GradedBallet examinations this year. Dancers came from Port Elizabeth, Jeffreys Bay, St Francis Bay,Humansdorp and Thornhill. They were examined by Mrs King and had a great experience. TheRAD exams are internationally recognised and has dancers completing the same exams all over theworld. Dance Dynamics had a 100 percent pass rate with impressive results from all the dancers,with 15 dancers receiving distinctions. The Grade 3 dancers are (from left) Karla Viviers, EsterlieMare and Mere Pieterse. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

VOLKSPELERS van die omliggende streekhet op 22 Junie reünie op Jeffreysbaai gehou.

Die reünie was in voorbereiding vir die 100jaar feesvieringe in 2014.HoffieWilliams sê dat so ’n reünie nie altyd

’n goeie ding is nie, “dit word ’n hartseer by-eenkoms wanneer mens besef hoe oudbekendes geword het”.VolgensWilliamshet die reünie bestaanuit

sang, speel en die uitruil van herinneringe.Die volkspele se leuse is ‘SingSpeel Strewe’,

en Williams vertel dat nie al die ou volkspe-lers nog kan deelneem nie, maar meeste kannog saamsing.As daar enige ou volkspelers is wat wil deel

wees van die voorbereiding vir volgende jaarse fees, of hulle nog kan speel, sing, of net kantydhoumet die musiek en die kierie, kan Het-tie Jacobsz kontak by 0 042 296 1016.

Oos-Kaap volkspelers hou reünie

SKAAPKOPPE STEEKKERSOP BYVISKOPPETydens die Viskopgilde setweede byeenkoms, het ’ntweede gilde, die Skaapkopgil­de, die lig gesien. Dié gilde isvir diegene wat manhaftiggenoeg is om ’n gebakteskaapkop (smiley) met smaak teeet. Die Viskopgilde is ’n jaargelede deur ervare henelaarsRudolf Gerber en Ozzie Mackaygestig. Die pionierslede van dieViskopgilde is (agter van links)Manie du Toit, Ozzie Mackay,Rupert Gerber, Deon Cawood,Johan Rust, Réan van Schor,Chris de Lange, (voor) DeVilliers Melville, Steyn Meyer,Henk Agenbach, Rudolf Gerberen Chimpie Cawood.FOTO:VERSKAF

The 23rd instalment of the Castle LagerEast CapeBiltong Festival which is thelast Eastern Cape Festival before the

end of the school holidays, promises to begreat fun for the whole family this weekend.The wide variety of artists offers some-

thing for everyone and will warm up thestage with the likes of Henk Grimsell,Snotkop,AdamTas,Khaya, EmoAdams,An-ton Myburgh, Ghapi, Karlien van Jaarsveld,Jay, Bongi, MiCasa - just to name a few.The festivities do not end with the main

stage shows as both evenings will have an af-ter party with Henk Grimsell in the CastleLager Beer Tent as well as a “Bokjol” for theunder 18’s.Fun-filled activities such as fly fishing,

stalls, a potjiekos competition, local kids tal-ent showaswell as a best biltong stall compe-tition, are sure to keep all festival goers en-tertained throughout the festival weekend.The local talent programme has become

popular event at the festival as it encourageslocal performers and gives them a platformto exhibit their talents. Be sure to supportthese local stars on Saturday, July 13 at the“Bokjol” as well as the main stage for theover 18’s on Friday, July 12.Acts include traditional songs and dance,

a youth group, hip hop and gumboot dancersand many more.Remember to bring plenty of warm clothes

for the chilly Karoo weather, a chair forthose who do not want to sit on the grass, aswell as blankets for the icy evenings.Festival-goers can look forward to having

lots of winter fun so take the road and go‘hang-out’ at the Somerset East Showgroundsin Somerset East this weekend on the 12thand 13th of July.

Great funatBiltongfees!

Karlien van JaarsveldPHOTO:JACO MARAIS

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Bert Ford (left) is the ninth finalist of thePick ’n Pay Win­a­Car Competition, whereone lucky shopper stands the chance ofwinning a brand new Toyota Etios.Handing him the key which might be thelucky key, is Krystal from Pick ’n Pay.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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PLEASEGIVEUSAHOME

TOP: Jackson, a 2­year­old miniature Pincher,is a loveable little character. He loves to becarried and made a fuss off. Please take himhome and give him a warm bed to sleep in.BOTTOM: 1­year­old Lulu, a female Labrador,has a friendly nature and loves other dogs andcats. She is cuddly and perfect for children. Toadopt Jackson or Lulu, contact the HumansdorpSPCA at 0 042 295 2814 or phone theiremergency number 0 073 121 8963.PHOTOS:SUPPLIED

LYNDANSDaar is lyndansklasse vir beginners op 15 en17 Julie om 11:30 tot 12:30 by Fountains Mall.Kontak Marie by 0 083 42 50724.

WATERAEROBIESEKLASSEPoliclinic Wateraerobieseklasse en rehabili-tasieklasse in ’n binnemuurse verhitte swem-badvir dames enmansvindplaas elkeMaand-ag, Woensdag en Vrydag. Swem is nie ’n vere-iste nie. Kontak Yolandé by 0 042 296 0454.

GYMDIVASDaar is aerobiese oefeninge vir gymdivasvanaf 08:00 tot 09:00 op Dinsdae en Donderdaein die NG Kerksaal in Da Gamaweg. KontakMarie Louw by 0 083 425 0724.

MÔREMARKDie NG Kerk-gemeente in Jeffreysbaai hou ’nMôremark elke Vrydag tussen 09:00. en 12:00by die kompleks inWavecrest op die hoek vanTorchwoodlaan en Olienhoutstraat. Die vol-gende mark vind plaas op 19 en 26 Julie. Kon-tak Mynie Krige by 0 042 296 2169.

INDOOR MARKETJBay’s Indoor Market will take place at theEquinox Mall on July 20 from 09:00 to 13:00.Contact Gunnel at 0 072 280 2084.

CMRTheCMRRing of Humansdorpwill have theirannual meeting at the Dutch ReformedChurch in Kareedouw on July 25. Phone0 042 295 1103.

SAVADie Suid-Afrikaanse Vereniging vir Afge-tredenes (SAVA) vergader op 18 Julie by dieSkibootklub om 10:00. Gerrie Ferreira salpraat oor omgewingsake. Kontak Louis by0 042 296 0193.

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SURFING, skating, motorcycling,mountain-biking, a park Run andtrail run are on the cards for theJeffreys Bay Winter Festival this

weekend.

On Friday, July 12, thrill-seekers can catchtop skateboarders in action at Sable Street,Jeffreys Bay. The Core Downhill Sokkie Joltakes place from 9am, followed by an eveningsession at 17:15.The waiting period for the first Jeffreys

Bay Open of Surfing, which started on Tues-day, draws to an end on Saturday, July 13.Four events are lined up for the Saturday.The Jeffreys Bay MTB Open starts at 8am

at the Fountain Mall.Motorcycle lovers are invited to head out

to Ranger’s where the J-Bay Funduro willstart at 9am.The Funduro promises to be great fun for

both participants and spectators. Two specialstages - the “quarry” and “slake pit” – havebeen added to the loop ride. The entrance toRangers is just behind the Mall en route toMentorskraal – pass through the gate to-wards the Wavecrest waterworks and followthe mar-kers.Further afield, at the St Francis Links,

BruceFordycewill be inattendance to launchthe St Francis Park Run.On Sunday, July 14, the 12km Flamingo

Trail Run will take place from Supertubes.Registration takes place from noon to 13:45.The run starts at 14:00.

Australian surfer Mark Occhilupo, who has been surfing since the age of 6, is one of the competi­tors in the first Jeffreys Bay Open of Surfing. He has been coming to Jeffreys Bay since 1984.PHOTO:MONIQUE BASSON

Plentyof festival action thisweekendvvaall aaccttiioonn tthhiisswweeeekkeennddMOUNTAIN-BIKERS will race through ascenic route of farms and bush at the firstJ’Bay MTB Open on Saturday, July 13.The Open is part of the first Jeffreys Bay

Winter Festival, set to take place from July6 to 14.The route is a fast and fun track that will

test both the technical skills and enduranceof competitors. Participants can choose totackle either the 40km or 90km race, open toall categories. There will also be an open funride of 5km, open to all ages.The racewill start at 8amon the day, start-

ing at the Fountains Mall.Entries open on June 20 and can be done

online atwww.jbaysport.co.za. The entry feeis R350. Included in what participants get isa goody bag with various items, with, achoice of Dakine cycling gloves or a Dakinecycling shirt valued at over R400.Registration will take place at the Foun-

tains Mall on Friday, July 12, from 6pm to9pm, and on Saturday, July 13, between 5amand 7am.The route will take participants from the

Fountains Mall to Humansdorp throughfarm and bush, turning around at themoun-tain area just beyond Humansdorp and re-turning to the Fountains along a differentroute.Categories are youth (15-16), junior (17-18),

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MULTIPLE Comrades Marathon winnerBruce Fordyce will be at the St Francis LinksonJuly 13 to launch theSt Francis “parkrun”.

St Francis runners andwalkerswill now beable to join all global parkrunevents, an intia-tive that was started in the United Kingdomeight years ago.

Parkrun is free, weekly 5km time trails forrunners and walkers. They will be held in thesafety of the St Francis Links every Saturdayat 8am.

Discovery Vitality, with sponsors Adidasand Blue Label Telecoms, has announced

their partnership with Parkrun SA, whichmeans thatVitalitymemberswill earn 500Vi-tality points for each completed 5kmparkrun.

“Wewantmore people to be active, to walk,jog, run and to love running,” Bruce Fordycesaid.

Fordyce and co-runner Bob Norris will at-tend the launch and participate in the firstparkrun.

Parkrunandparkrunevents are open to all,regardless of age, gender, race, and disability.The St Francis Links run surface is ideal forpeople with disabilities or parents with chil-dren in prams to join the run. Young children

can also stay in the safety of the clubhousefor the duration of the event.

Parkrunners register once in their life onthe parkrun website, and thereafter they mayrun in any event around the globe. Parkrunprovides registration, results, statistics, pho-tos and news hosting services throughwww.parkrun.comandwww.parkrun.org.uk.

St Francis parkrun has its own micrositewithin thewebsite. The launch of the St Fran-cis parkrun forms part of the J’Bay WinterFestival and takes place during the Friendsof St Francis Fire Charity weekend at the StFrancis Links.

Bruce Fordyceat ‘parkrun’ launchHOLIDAY-makers are invited to visit theHer-itage Eco Centre &Museum this July for win-ter talks aimed at both adults and children.

TheHeritageEcoCentre andMuseum is sit-uated at the bottom of Harbour Road in StFrancis Bay, adjacent to the Granny’s Pooland Community Garden.

They are open on Wednesdays between14:30 and 16:30, as well as on Saturday morn-ings between 10:30 and 12:30pm.

On Saturday, July 13, all primary schoollearners are invited to takepart in a “Fins, Flip-per and Tail” morning. They will learn aboutthe dolphins and whales that visit the bay ofSt Francis. The talk starts at 10:30 to 12:00.

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THRILL seekers can look forward to plentyof speed and gravity-defying action at thefirst Jeffreys BayWinter Festival this July.

A downhill skateboarding eventwill formpart of the line-up at the Festival and willshowcase some of the finest skating talentin South Africa.

The Core Downhill Sokkie Jol will takeplace at Sable Street, Jeffreys Bay, on Fri-day, July 12.

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RRAMS INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME FORUNEMPLOYED GRADUATES

Unemployed Civil Engineering graduates are hereby invited to submitapplications for the Internship Programme linked to the Rural Roads AssetManagement that the District Municipality in conjunction with the NationalDepartment of Transport (NDOT) is embarking on. The NDOT, as part ofthe S’Hambe Sonke Programme, has provided grant funding for theimplementation of Road Asset Management Systems (RAMS) as set outin the framework for the Rural Road Asset Management Grant (RRAMS),Division of Revenue Act (DORA). The strategic goal of the RRAMS Grantis to ensure efficient and effective investment in rural roads through thedevelopment of RoadAssetManagement Systems (RAMS) and the collectionof associated road and bridge inventory data condition assessments andtraffic information. Improved data on rural roads will guide infrastructureinvestment, improve accessibility to and mobility of rural communities.

The Programme intends to identify five unemployed graduates who willbe employed and trained over a three-year period. The graduates will beemployed continuously for the three year training period, as part of theEastern Cape RAMSAcademy. Graduates will bementored under RegisteredProfessional Engineers, working under a Commitment of Undertaking toECSA to ensure that their experience during the three year period countstowards their professional registration (Pr Techni).

Applications are invited from unemployed graduates residing in the followinglocal municipalities: Baviaans, Blue Crane Route, Camdeboo, Kouga,Koukamma, Ikwezi, Makana, Ndlambe, and Sunday River Valley, toparticipate in the internship programme. Applicants should be in possessionof a National Diploma (S4) in Civil Engineering and a Code B driver’s license.

Application forms can be obtained from the Corporate Servicessection or from the security point at the Standard Bank Building, 32Govan Mbeki Avenue, PORT ELIZABETH. Alternatively contact (ActingHOD Planning) Miss Siyabonga Somjaliso at 041 508 7340 for furtherinformation. Applicants can also approach any Local Municipality in theCacadu District, to assist them with the downloading of the applicationform. Application forms including a detaled CV’s and certified copies ofqualifications are to be placed in envelopes marked “Confidential” shouldbe posted to the above mentioned address marked for the attention of theCorporate Services section.

These application forms can also be down loaded from the Council’swebsite: http://www.cacadu.co.za

Closing Date: 19 July 2013• The appointment of all advertised positions is at the discretion of the

Municipality and therefore reserves the right not to fill the positionsadvertised;

• Correspondence will only be entered into with all SHORTLISTED ANDINTERVIEWED candidates;

Please note that the following documents ARE NOT accepted:• Z83 employment application forms,• Nelson Mandela Metro Municipality employment application forms,• Department of Labour employment application forms,• Faxed application forms including those received after the closing

date.

The District Municipality does not notify applicants whose applicationswere unsuccessful. Applicants not contacted within twenty one days afterthe closing date should accept that their applications were unsuccessful,however they are thanked for showing interest in the District Municipality.

NOTICE NO. 57 OF 2013

DM Pillay, The MuniciPal Manager, cacaDu DiSTricTMuniciPaliTy, PO Box 318, POrT eliZaBeTh, 6000

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S.S. FADI P O BOX 21MUNICIPAL MANAGER JEFFREYS BAY

Geliewe kennis te neem PUBLIEKE VERGADERINGS EN KONSULTERINGS-PROSESSE

Marinda vd Merwe, Waardasie Afdeling,Telefoon nr: 042 2002127, epos :

vanwat om in die volgende sale gehou sal word:

9 Julie 2013 Wyk 8 Upper Wavecrest : Newtonsaal.10 Julie 2013 Wyk 3 & 14 Lower Wavecrest & Paradysstrand : Newtonsaal.16 Julie 2013 Wyk 12 & 1 St Francis Bay, Links, Cape St Francis, Oyster Bay :St Francis Bay Gemeenskapsaal .17 Julie 2013 Wyk 9,7,13,10 Hankey, Gamtoos, Patensie, Rhamaphoza Village :Hankey Leerlinglisensie Toetssentrum.

Die publiek word genooi om hierdie inligtingsvergaderings by te woon.Die volgende sal bespreek word:

Volledige bespreking van die 2013 Algemene Waardasie.Bekendstelling van die Waardeerders.Vrae en Antwoorde

Navrae kan gerig word aanvaluations@kouga.gov.za

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KOUGA MUNISIPALITEIT (OK108)KENNISGEWINGS NO. 80/2013

2013 ALGEMENE WAARDASIE INLIGTING ENPUBLIEKE DEELNAME VERGADERINGS

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S.S. FADI P O BOX 21MUNICIPAL MANAGER JEFFREYS BAY 6330

KOUGA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY(EC108)NOTICE NO. 83/2013

MUNICIPAL PROPERTY RATES FOR THE2013/2014 FINANCIAL YEAR

Notice is hereby given in terms of section 14(2) of theMunicipal Property Rates Act, (Act No 6 of 2004) that theMunicipal Council at a meeting held on 3 June 2013approved a joint schedule of tariffs in respect of the levyingof property rates with effect from 1 July 2013.

Notice is hereby further given that the Council resolutionregarding the above matter may be inspected at the KougaMunicipality (Jeffreys Bay Unit) offices, all satellite officesand libraries as well as on the Municipal Websitewww.kouga.gov.za

Property rates on all properties within the KougaMunicipal area of jurisdiction

0.4787c/r

Property rates on all farm properties excludingresidential buildings

0.1197 c/r

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KOUGA EXPRESS | THURSDAY 11 JULY 2013 SPORT 11

Die Koöperasie, met sy hoofkantoor teHumansdorp is geleë digby gesogte strandoordesoos Jeffreysbaai en St Francisbaai en slegs100km vanaf Port Elizabeth. Ons bedieningsgebiedsluit onder andere die Visriviervallei, Tsitsikamma-en Langkloofareas wat as die mekka van

melkproduksie beskou word in, asook sitrusvrugte- en varsprodukte-boerderybedrywighede in die Gamtoosriviervallei enSondagsriviervallei.

Die Humansdorpse Koöperasie Bpk Handeldrywend / Trading as

TAKINSPEKTEURHUMANSDORP (HOOFKANTOOR)

Die Pos bekleër rapporteer direk aan die Finansiële Bestuurder en moet aan die volgende vereistes voldoen:

Graad 12 met rekeningkunde as vak en 'n relevante tersiëre kwalifikasie (Bv. N.Diploma of B.Com Rekeningkunde)met 'n minimum van 3 jaar toepaslike ondervinding;

Goeie Kommersiële- en landbou agtergrond en kennis van rekeningkundige- en administratiewe stelsels binne hierdiebedrywe;

Goeie kennis en ervaring van Interne Oudits, takinspeksies en die identifisering van leemtes of afwykings in staandewerksprosedures;

Rekenaargeletterdheid – Verkieslik op intermediêre vlak;

Toepassing van korrekte rekeningkundige standaarde, -beginsels en -praktyke;

Kennis en begrip van wetlike & statutêre regulasies en wysigings met betrekking tot area van verantwoordelikhede;

Goed ontwikkelde Oudit-, Opleiding- Fasilitering- en Kommunikasievaardighede;

Bevoeg in algemene verslagdoening, hantering van interne korrespondensie, opstel en instandhouding van staandewerksprosedure handleidings.

Korrekte intepretasie van beleidsdokumente en die standardisering van staande werksprosedures ten eindekonstante resultate te verseker;

Gereelde uitvoering van takinspeksies om deurlopende toepassing van beleid en prosedures deur bestuur teverseker;

Verskaf kwaliteit oriëntering aan alle nuwe of bestaande werknemers van bestaande of nuwe takke ten eindeeenvormige werkswyse en praktyke te vestig en die doeltreffende en effektiewe werking van nuwe en bestaandetakke te verseker;

Hanteer alle aanvanklike beleid en prosedure navrae en maak voorstelle vir die hersiening van die beleid- enprosedures wat die deurlopende verbetering van stelsels en die integriteit van data op die stelsel sal verseker;

Verseker gereelde terugvoering aan die Finansiële Bestuurder ten einde voordurende verbetering in die Agrilogicprogram, stelsels, beleid en prosedure handeleidings te verseker;

Assisteer die Finansiële Bestuurder met die opstel en implementering van stelsels en staande werksprosedures bynuwe take, asook forensiese oudits op versoek, ten einde te verseker dat oneffektiwiteit, onnodige verliese, korrupsieof wanpraktyke bekamp, vervolg en teëgewerk kan word.

Akkuraatheid; Sterk oordeelsvermoë; Analitiese vermoë en ondersoekend optree; Uitstekende kommunikasievaardighede;Aandag aan detail; Tydsbestuur, Organisasievermoë & beplanning; Konflikbestuur & probleemoplossingsvaardighede;Funksioneer goed onder druk.

MINIMUM OPVOEDKUNDIGE VEREISTES / BEVOEGDHEDE & VAARDIGHEDE

SLEUTEL PRESTASIE AREAS

KARAKTER EIENSKAPPE

Kandidate wat aan die vereistes voldoen word aangemoedig om aansoek te doen deur 'n volledigeCV & dekbrief, asook afskrifte van kwalifikasies te stuur aan: Die Menslike Hulpbronne Bestuurder, Posbus 27,

HUMANSDORP, 6300 / E-pos aan elzaanjvv@humkoop.co.zaFaks 086 718 2813 / Tel: (042) 295 1082.

SLUITINGSDATUM: MAANDAG 22 JULIE 2013

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Die Koöperasie, met sy hoofkantoor teHumansdorp is geleë digby gesogte strandoordesoos Jeffreysbaai en St Francisbaai en slegs100km vanaf Port Elizabeth. Ons bedieningsgebiedsluit onder andere die Visriviervallei, Tsitsikamma-en Langkloofareas wat as die mekka van

melkproduksie beskou word in, asook sitrusvrugte- en varsprodukte-boerderybedrywighede in die Gamtoosriviervallei enSondagsriviervallei.

Die Humansdorpse Ko perasie Bpk Handeldrywend / Trading asö

ASSISTENT REKENMEESTERHUMANSDORP (HOOFKANTOOR)

Die Pos bekleër rapporteer direk aan die Rekenmeester en moet aan die volgende vereistes voldoen:

Graad 12;

Relevante tersiëre kwalifikasie (B.Com Rekeningkunde of soortgelyke kwalifikasie);

Minimum van 3 jaar toepaslike ondervinding;

Kennis en ondervinding van Pastel of enige relevante rekenaarstelsels sal in die applikant se guns tel;

Rekenaargeletterdheid – Verkieslik gevorderde vlak;

Toepassing van korrekte rekeningkundige standaarde, -beginsels en -prosedures;

Kennis en begrip van wetlike & statutêre veranderings met betrekking tot areas van verantwoordelikheid.

Grootboek rekonsiliasies: Bankrekonsiliasies, BTW en ander statutêre opgawes; Begrotings inligting voorberei;

Stelsel ondersteuning aan handelstakke.

MINIMUM OPVOEDKUNDIGE VEREISTES / BEVOEGDHEDE & VAARDIGHEDE

SLEUTEL PRESTASIE AREAS

KARAKTER EIENSKAPPE

Akkuraatheid; Sterk oordeelsvermoë; Analitiese vermoë en ondersoekend optree; Uitstekende kommunikasievaardighede;

Aandag aan detail; Tydsbestuur, organisasievermoë & beplanning; Probleemoplossingsvaardighede; Funksioneer goed

onder druk.

Kandidate wat aan die vereistes voldoen word aangemoedig om aansoek te doen deur 'n volledigeCV & dekbrief, asook afskrifte van kwalifikasies te stuur aan: Die Menslike Hulpbronne Bestuurder, Posbus 27,

HUMANSDORP, 6300 / E-pos aan elzaanjvv@humkoop.co.zaFaks 086 718 2813 / Tel: (042) 295 1082.

SLUITINGSDATUM: DINSDAG 16 JULIE 2013

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THE annual Pam Golding St Francis CanalsWinter Challenge, now in its 8th year, willtake place at the Cove in Shore Road on July20.

Hosted by the St Francis Paddling Club,the main race will stretch over 20km,whilethe short course will have contestants pad-dling for 13km. Both races will start at 10:00,with registration starting at 09:00. Entry feeis R60 and includes beers, cooldrinks and bo-erewors rolls. There will be prizes for sin-gles, doubles, ladies and under 18’s, as well

as lucky draw prizes.Last year’s winner Greg Louw, is expected

to defend his title, but will have stiff competi-tion fromhis brotherRyan, aswell asRichardvon Wildemann in the Springbok surfskiteam heading for the world champs in Portu-gal in early July, and ex South African juniorchampion, JordanZeelie, reigningKing of theKromme.All paddlers are welcome, including begin-

ners. The course is safe and protected in anyweather.Lifejackets are not required.

PamGoldingSt FrancisCanalsWinterChallengetobeheld

LOCAL RIDERS EXCEL

Three riders from Valley Stables just outside of Jeffreys Bay, competed in the InterschoolsShow in Bathurst over the weekend. (Photo) Natasha Holiday (9) from Woodridge Prepara­tory was placed first in the Equitation 60cm, third in Working Hunter 60cm and second nboth the jumping rounds of 60cm. Kelly Tait (15) from Nico Malan High School came thirdand fourth in the Prelim Dressage classes and second in the 90cm Welcome stakes. ThenealBrits (15) from Brandwag High School was placed first in the 1.10m Welcome stakes, aswell as first in the 1.10m 2Phase. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

ECOCGEARINGUP FORROUND5

The East Cape Off­Road Club is getting ready for round five of the Data Scout Championshipin Jeffreys Bay on July 13 at 11:00. There will be indicators in the form of orange stickers.For information, contact Cecil Stumke at 0 082 921 9806.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

JBay Action Sport held a netballbootcamp during the recentschool holidays. Players from allage groups practiced everyFriday. Some of the players whoattended the bootcamp are(back) Mariska van Niekerk(coach), Marinique van Logger­ingberg, (middle) Megan deKlerk, Danelle Sterley, ChrisnaSterley, Juahané Groenewald,(front) Tazneen Strydom andZimbini Quza.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

ACTIONSPORTHOLDSNETBALLBOOTCAMP

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WILLIAMS HUNT HUMANSDORPSafferystraat 3, Humansdorp, Tel. 042 295 2336

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2010 FORD RANGER 3.0 CDTI 4X4SUPER CAB XLTWHITE 147 000KM

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BAKKIES / LDV's

Fortuner 3.0 D-4 D A/T 48 000 2011

Fortuner R/B 57 000 2011

Fortuner 4.0 V6 RB A/T EPIC 98 000 2010

Fortuner 4X4 94 000 2010

Fortuner 3.0 D R/B A/T 96 000 2010

Fortuner R/B 83 000 2009

Corolla 1.3 Prof 70 000 2009

Honda CRV 2.4 V-TEC RVSi A/T 103 000 2008

Lexus LS 430 A/T 181 000 2006

Prado 4.0 V6 A/T VX 237 000 2004

Hilux 3.0 D-4 D LWB 4X4 Tralies 35 000 2012

Hilux 3.0 D-4 D D/Cab R/B 81 000 2012

Hilux 3.0 D-4 D 4X4 X/Cab 80 000 2011

Hilux 3.0 D-4 D R/B D/Cab 92 000 2011

Hilux 2.5 D-4 D SRX D/Cab 4X4 83 000 2011

Hilux 3.0 D-4 D R/B Raider LWB 127 000 2010

Hilux 3.0 D-4 D R/B Raider LWB Can 103 000 2010

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Hilux 3.0 D-4 D D/Cab R/B 151 000 2008

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Kevin Grey won the 7.5km swim.Ettiene Jordaan (11) was the youngest swimmer.

Father and daugghter team, Komatie and Hanlie van Niekerk, competeted in the 2.5km swim.PHOTOS: MONIQUE BASSON

Greywins JBayColdWaterClassic

EXPERIENCED open water swimmer,Kevin Grey, won the first ever cold wa-ter swim in the Eastern Cape when he

dominated the 7.5km JBay Swim Classic atMarina Martinique on Saturday.

PJ Duffey, who lead the race up to the 5kmmark, finished second, with the 12.5 degreewater eventually sapping his strength andGrey upped his game in the third and final2.5km lap of the swim.

“I felt good in the latter stages of the raceand made my move at the 5km and managedto hold off PJ, who is a renowned sprinter inopen water swimming”, said Grey.

Richden Jute finished third while expe-riencedRobben Island swimmerMartinVleg-gar came fourth.

Jeffreys Bay swimmer JC Van Wyk domi-nated the 2.5km swim with Kendal Wrightcoming second.

AmyErasmuswon thewomen’s division in

her first ever cold water swim, from CeciliaBelgraver.

“I was really nervous before the swim butI settled down and enjoyed the swim. MarinaMartinique is an awesome place to swim”said Erasmus after her victory.

Jared Cassidy won the wetsuit division.“We are very happy that we have esta-

blished a legitimate cold water swim in theEastern Cape, said event organiser BrentonWilliams.

“Cold water is regarded as being sub 15 de-grees C. With an average water temperature of12.5 degrees, Marina Martinique will grow instature as a coldwater swimmingvenueduringthe winter months,” added Williams.

The Cold Water Classic was the openingevent of the JBay Winter Fest, a multi-sportfestival that is currently taking place in Jef-freys Bay.

Full results of the swim can be found atwww.swimmingplus.com