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EDITOR: MONIQUE BASSONTHURSDAY July 14, 2016 | 0 042 293 2973 | Email [email protected] | www.kougaexpress.co.za
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Crystal Hulett from StFrancis Bay won thepremier u.18 girls’division of the inaugural Quiksilver and RoxyJBay Junior Pro held atMagnatubes in JeffreysBay on July 8 10. Theevent, which cateredfor boys and girlssurfing under the ageof eighteen, formedpart of the 2016 JBayWinterFest which runsuntil July 17. See page12 for the full story.PHOTO:ERNST OHLHOFF/SURFSPOT
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FOUR big programmes will take place inKouga over the next few days in cele-bration of Nelson Mandela Day.
NelsonMandela Day is celebrated annuallyacross the world on 18 July, the birthday ofSouth Africa’s founding father.Kouga Executive Mayor Daphne Kettledas
said the municipality would be marking theday by hosting and partnering in four pro-grammes aimed at changing people’s lives forthe better.The first programme will take place at the
Kruisfontein Civic Centre in Humansdorp at10:00 on July 14, with Social DevelopmentMEC, Nancy Sihlwayi, leading a roadshow to
introduce the Department’s nutrition pro-gramme, called the “Community NutritionDevelopment Centre” (CNDC), and the Win-ter Feeding Programme to communities.“TheCNDCprogrammeaims to fight pover-
ty and boost food security by teaching and en-couraging communities to produce vegeta-bles that will be used to feed themselves and
their families,” the Mayor said.The second programme will take place on
Sunday, July 17, and Monday, July 18, whenClr Timothy Meleni hosts his annual NelsonMandela Day Outreach at Tokyo Sexwale andPellsrus.
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KOUGAMunicipality: putting the communi-ty first.
Committed to provide quality and sustain-able housing for the less fortunate, some 94councillors, municipal officials and tradi-tional healers from Kouga and surroundingareas recently found themselves back at uni-versity to sharpen their human settlementskills.They were officially capped with a human
settlements qualification after they complet-ed short learning programmes.In a first for the Eastern Cape, the Depart-
ment of Human Settlements, in partnershipwithNelsonMandelaMetropolitan Universi-ty, implemented four short learning pro-grammes to improve the skills and competi-tiveness of those at the forefront of housingin the area.The Short Learning Programme covered a
wide range of subjects, including sustainablehuman settlement planning, constructionmanagement, housing project management
Councillors, officials upgradeskills
Prof Sijekula Mbanga, Head of the Chair for Education in Human Settlements at Nelson MandelaMetro University, and Human Settlements MEC Helen SaulsAugust congratulate Kouga Infrastructure, Planning & Development Portfolio Councillor Patrick Kota and municipal staffers Nico Prinslooand Mike Memani on their graduation. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
and land policy legislation.“The Short Learning Programmes are very
important to advance the human settlementsdevelopment for the benefit of communitiesat a local level. The professionalisation of thesector through various academic pro-grammes is a much-needed interventionwhich will further enhance human settle-ments programmes and delivery in the pro-vince,” says theMEC forHuman Settlements,Helen Sauls-August.Deputy Minister of Human Settlements,
Zou-Kota Fredericks, says, “It was criticalthat we change the mindset from housing po-licy into new human settlements policy. Thispartnership with the university reaches theobjectives of professionalising the sector. Weare moving into establishing a professionalbody to regulate the sector.”According to the Chair of Human Settle-
ments Degree at the NelsonMandelaMetro-politanUniversity, ProfessorSjekulaMban-ga, the programme will not be campus-based and will soon be rolled out to thecommunity to make it more accessible foreveryone.
THE long-awaited RDP housing project atPellsrus, Jeffreys Bay, took another stepforward on Friday when Human Settle-ments MEC Helen Sauls-August intro-duced the contractors set to complete theproject.Contractors Malcolm and Theo Langson,
of the Ikhaya Development Trust, were in-troduced at a public meeting to loud cheers.They have been awarded a two-year con-
tract of R35-million to install internal servi-ces and build 220 houses at Pellsrus. At least30% of the work is to be allocated to localcontractors in order to boost local economicdevelopment.“The Pellsrus community has been wait-
ing for these houses to be built for a longtime,” the MEC said. “This is one of the pro-jects I will be keeping a close eye on. Mywish is for the project to be completed before
my time as MEC comes to an end.”The MEC encouraged the community to
help government eliminate corruption fromhousing projects.“Please help us to make sure that the
right people are elected to represent youon the Project Steering Committee. Weurge residents to refrain from trying tomanipulate the list. While there can onlybe 220 beneficiaries for these 220 houses,
there are other housing projects in pro-gress as well. If you are not one of the 220,youwill be catered for in another project,”she said.She said the beneficiary list should
ideally include 20% destitute families,10% military veterans (if relevant), 10%youth and 2% disabled while preferencewill be given to the elderly for the remain-ing 58%.
Work starts on Pellsrus RDP houses
Flinke polisieoptredeen goeie wenke hetgesorg dat gesteeldegoedere ter waardevan R200 000 deurdie St. Francisbaaipolisie teruggevind is.Volgens kaptein JohanSwanepoel het hulleop ’n gesteeldebootenjin ter waardevan R100 000 inUitenhage beslag gelê.“Die enjin is deur dieverdagtes vir R500verkoop,” sê Swanepoel. Hulle het verder’n fiets, skoene endwelms gevind.FOTO:VERSKAF
Polisie vindgesteeldegoedere
DIE polisie inHumansdorp het ’nmoordsaakgeopen nadat ’n man glo ’n werknemer vandie Departement van Openbare Werke in sykantoor doodgeskiet het – en die wapen toeop homself gerig het.Volgens sers. Majola Nkohli, polisiewoord-
voerder, het die gewapende man (52) verledeWoensdag omstreeks 07:30 by die departe-ment se gebou in Stasiestraat ingestorm.“Hy het na bewering na die kantoor van
Christian Crouse (56), ’n werknemer van diedepartement, gegaan,” sê Nkohli.Hy het Crouse glo talle kere geskiet.“Die slagoffer is op die toneel oorlede, ter-
wyl ’n vrou wat ten tyde van die voorval byCrouse was, uit die kantoor gevlug het.”Die man, wat volgens Nkohli homself ook
geskiet het, is asRudolfMeiring (52) geïdenti-fiseer.’n Rewolwer is ook op die toneel gevind.Die polisie sal ’n geregtelike doodsonder-
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THEopen field opposite theNGChurchCom-plex in Wavecrest, Jeffreys Bay, may makeway for a sprawling new housing develop-ment - placing a heavy strain on the area’salready over-burdened infrastructure.
A public participation meeting is sche-duled for today at the Newton Hall at 12:30to discuss the proposed urban housing deve-lopment spearheaded by ANC ward candi-date for Ward 8, Tom Majola.According to Majola, if approved, the de-
velopment will consist of four government-assisted housing subsidy programmes: theFree Basic Housing (FBH) - previously calledRDP houses, the Community ResidentialUnit (CRU), the Social Housing Programme(SHP) and the Finance-Linked IndividualSubsidy Programme (FLISP).Only residents with a jointmonthly house-
hold income of between R0 and R15 000, willqualify for the housing programme.The FBH is aimed at residents earning less
than R3 500 a month and will consist of free
standing and row houses, either single ordouble storey. The houses will be fully subsi-dised by the Government.TheCRUhas at heart to facilitate the provi-
sion of secure, rental housing accommoda-tion for households earning between R800and R3 500. The development will boast new-ly-built row houses and flats.Catering for households earning between
R1 500 andR7 500 amonth, the SHprojectwillbe a combination of single and double storeyrow houses, as well as flats up to four storeyshigh.The new homeowners will be responsible
for a certain percentage of the cost.Residents earning between R3 501 and
R15 000 a month, can opt for the FLISP op-tion that will consist of single and doublestorey houses and row-houses. The subsi-dy provided by the Government will onlycover a certain set percentage of the totalcost.According to Kouga Municipal spokesper-
son, Laura-Leigh Randall, the municipalityis not aware of this proposed housing deve-lopment in Wavecrest.
Lowcost houses forWavecrest?
Wavecrestmay soonmakewayfor asprawlingnewhousingdevelopment.
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Boerewors expert, Jacobus Kritzinger from Joubertina, was crowned the Eastern CapeProvince winner of the annual Shoprite Checkers Championship Boerewors Competition atHerbert Hurd Primary School in Port Elizabeth on July 9. Hundreds of recipes were braaiednationwide to find South Africa’s Top 18 Boerewors recipes. The 18 participants willcompete against one another at the Champion Rounds in Cape Town on July 23. The topthree finalists will contend for the grand prize being crowned the Championship Boerewors winner for 2016, as well as a brand new Toyota Hilux 2.8 GD6 Double Cab RaisedBody Raider. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
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RESIDENTSofThornhill,HankeyandKwaN-omzamo are among 8 000 beneficiaries fromacross the Eastern Cape whowill receive titledeeds for their RDP houses this year.
Human Settlements MEC Helen Sauls-Au-gust got the ball rolling atThornhill onFridaywhen the first of 310 beneficiaries from thetown received their title deeds.TheMECvisited three elderly beneficiaries
at their homes to deliver their title deeds per-sonally before addressing a public gatheringat the community hall. She was accompaniedbyKougaExecutiveMayorDaphneKettledas,Infrastructure Portfolio Councillor PatrickKota and Ward Councillor Bulelwa Koliti.TheMEC stressed the importance of benefi-
ciaries keeping their title deeds safe.“A title deed is a very important document.
Hide it where no-one can find it. Do not allowanyone to take it from you to take out a loanif you are not 100% certain that they will paythemoney back. If you do, you could lose yourhome,” she warned.She further encouraged housing beneficia-
Thornhill residents receive titledeeds
Eva Adams (second left) receives the title deed to her RDP house from Human Settlements MECHelen SaulsAugust (third left). Also there for the big occasion were Ward Councillor Bulelwa Koliti,Portfolio Councillor Virginia CamealioBenjamin and Kouga Executive Mayor Daphne Kettledas.
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ries to let the municipality’s Human Settle-ments section know who they would like toleave their houses to should they pass away.“Go to the municipality and make proper
arrangements for your house should any-thing happen to you. In thisway, you can helpyour family avoid ugly family fights and legalbattles,” she advised.Andrew (75) and Eva (73) Adams, who cele-
brate their 50th wedding anniversary in Sep-tember, were among the beneficiaries visitedby the MEC on Friday.“We are so grateful to our government for
giving us this house. We have spent manyhappy years here. It has made our retirementso much easier,” Mr Adams said.According to theDepartment ofHumanSet-
tlements, a further 660 title deeds for Hankeyand 110 forKwaNomzamoare set to behandedover this year. “The Department is prioritis-ing the issuing of title deeds so that beneficia-ries can legally own their properties, particu-larly previously disadvantaged families whowere deprived of the right of home ownershipby the apartheid regime,” the MEC said.
Happy Feeters support HospiceIna Ferreira (left) fromIna’s Happy Feeters andher line dancing members,knitted and crochetedblankets, shawls andbeanies for St FrancisHospice. Sister IngridWilliams (St FrancisHospice Kouga Manager)and Tania Tomaselli fromHospice received thedonation of knitted andcrocheted items fromFerreira. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
Deon Abrahams(middle) became theowner of a brandnew Special EditionHyundai i10 Glidesin the Spar WinaCar competition.Handing over thekeys of his new setof wheels are JamesHuang (left) andPatensie SparManager ChangxingHuang.PHOTO:SUPPLIED
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Joe Niemand tree op 22 Julie by die VictoryKerk in Jeffreysbaai op. FOTO:VERSKAF
GOSPELSANGER Joe Niemand tree op 22 Ju-lie om 18:30 by Victory Kerk in Jeffreysbaaiop.Lourens van der Walt en Jannie Venter,
beide plaaslike liedjieskrywers en aanbid-ding-leiers, sal die voorprogram doen.Kaartjies kos R80 per persoon en is aanlyn
beskikbaar by www.victorychurch.org.za/events. Kinders onder 12 is gratis.Niemand bied ook op 22 Julie vanaf 09:00 tot
12:00 byVictoryKerk ’nwerkswinkel vir lied-jieskrywers en gospel sangleiers aan. Kaart-jies kos R50 per persoon.Vir meer inligting, skakel 042 296 1384.
DIE Vroue Landbou Vereniging van Kaap-land (VLVK) kongres vind vanjaar vir die87ste keer plaas.Die kongres is ’n jaarlikse hoogtepunt op
die VLVK-kalender en vind hierdie jaarplaas op Julie 27 en 28 by Slipperfields netbuite Port Elizabeth.Sowat 300 afgevaardigdes en gaste vanoor
dieheleKaaplandkombymekaarvirhierdiebesonderse gebeurtenis.Die eerste kongres, wat in 1929 in Fransc-
hoek plaasgevind het, se program en agenda
word steeds in die VLVK-argief bewaar.SirkelMiddelland,wat15vertakkingshetoral
oor die land, tree kollektief as gasvrou op en issaammet dieVLVK-hoofbestuur verantwoorde-lik vir alle logistieke reëlings ten opsigte vanhierdie prestige geleentheid en gepaardgaandedinee en prysuitdeling.Die VLVK vereer elke jaar ’n persoon vir uit-
sonderlike prestasie en bydrae op ’n spesifiekegebied en Anton Momberg is vanjaar se gekoseDankie-sê Persoon vir sy onskatbare bydrae totdie Suid-Afrikaanse kunslandskap.
Annelie Botes, boorling van die Oos-Kaap enalombekende skryfster, is die gasspreker tydensdieopeningvandiekongres.Sysaldie2016VLVK-tema, Aanpasbare Vroue, as onderwerp gebruik.Verskeie ander sprekers sal kongresgangers
toespreek oor ’n verskeidenheid onderwerpe.Emeritus Prof. Frans Marx sal onder meer
praat oor kuberveiligheid, Bennie Bekker vanMarina Seesout sal die ongelooflike storie vansout vertel, Karel Leerink van Truworths geeklerekasadviesenMagdiedeKockvanWestfaliagesels oor aanpasbare eetgewoontes.
Diewerkvandeelnemers aandie jaarlikseamptelikekompetisies(tewetemasjienwerk,borduurwerk,hekel- enbreiwerk,weefwerk,fotografie, woordkuns, en skilderkuns)wordtydens die kongres uitgestal.
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“Fan” Buildwinner, Eldine Lemmer, receives her prizefrom Lewies du Preez (left) and Neill Barnard fromSlater’s Toy Magic.
Winner David Handley receives his prize from architectJacobus Scott (judge) and Neill Barnard from Slater’s ToyMagic. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
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ODETTE KEMP
DIE belastingseisoen kan vir enigeen ’n kop-seer wees, maar vir dié wat in ’n stryd metdie Suid-Afrikaanse Inkomstediens (SAID)gewikkel is, is daar ’n “laaste uitweg”.
So sê adv. Eric Mkhawane, uitvoerendehoof van die nasionale belastingombudskan-toor. Dié kantoor, wat verbind is aan die open-bare beskermer (OB), is in 2013 gevestig omas bemiddelaar op te tree en geskille tussendie SAID en belastingbetalers op te los.
“As iemand se griewe met die SAID nie op-gelos kan word nie, tree ons in as die laasteuitweg,” sê Mkhawane. “Dit is ons plig om diebelastingbetaler se regte te beskerm en te ver-seker dat die SAID sy pligte nakom.”
Die ombudskantoor is wel nie betrokke byhofsake nie, sê Mkhawane. “Dit is buite onsmandaat om by te staan as die belastingbeta-ler nie saamstem met die SAID se evalueringnie. Ons help wel met vertragings aan dieSAID se kant of ander administratiewe pro-bleme. Die SAID is ’n goeie organisasie, maardit het steeds ’n menslike element en fouteglip wel in. Dit is waar ons ondersoek instelen raad aan die belastingbetaler bied.”
Hoewel die kantoor in dié stadium slegs uitPretoria werk, kan klagtes van oor die landheen by hulle ingedien word.) Enigeen wat hulp benodig oor ’n geskil met dieSAID kan die ombudskantoor bel by 0800 662 837(tolvry) of www.taxombud.gov.za besoek.
Ombudsman bied‘laaste uitweg’ virbelastingbetaler
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PARTICIPANTS will paint the homes of five families inneed. One of the houses will also have windows installedand general repairs done.
Blankets and clothes will also be distributed, with the fo-cus on the elderly. A general clean-up, in which communityparticipation is encouraged, will round off the programme.
The Mayor said that the main Kouga Mandela Day pro-gramme would take place at KwaNomzamo, Humans-dorp, on Monday, July 18. The municipality will be work-ing with the Department of Water and Sanitation, withthe programme starting at the KwaNomzamo Communi-ty Hall at 09:00.
“The purpose of the day is to clear and clean up a dan-gerous and polluted vlei area, located next to Mzingisi Pri-mary School,” she said. “The vlei has become a hide-out
for criminals and is a threat to the health of safety of thechildren and other residents.”
The fourth programme will focus on Hankey.The Mayor said the municipality had committed itself
to repairing the house of the late Claudia Antoni, the Han-key woman who was brutually raped and murdered alongwith her 6-year-old niece Lukishia Plaatjies, in August 2014.
The perpetrators, who set fire to the house after the mur-ders, were recently found guilty and given life sentences.
“We do not expect to start the actual repair of the housethis month; however, the costing and logistics for thework will be completed. It has been almost two years sincethe murders took place, but the family is still healing. Wewant them to know that they and their deceased lovedones are still in our hearts,” she said.
All residents are invited to participate in the pro-grammes in celebration of Tata Madiba’s legacy.
Kouga to celebrateMadiba’s legacy
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KERK/ CHURCH
CAS DIENSTYEDie Christen-Aanbiddingsentrum nooi almalvir ’n feesdiens Sondag om 09:30 by 26 Pe-likaansingel op Astonbaai. Vir meer inligting,skakel pastoor Jannie Hough by 074 1567878.
EGK DIENSTYEDie Evangelies Gereformeerde Kerk op diehoek van Da Gamaweg en Scheldestraat inJeffreysbaai hou dienste om 09:00 en 18:30op Sondag. Skakel Paul Grobbelaar by 072277 9781.
VEKDIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Volle Evangelie Kerk inKameeldoringstraat, Wavecrest is om 09:30op Sondae. Vir meer inligting, skakel 071 1919437.
VEKDIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Volle Evangelie Kerk vanGod in Humansdorp is om 09:30. Vir meerinligting, skakel pastoor Tinus by 084 6269719.
DIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Nederduits HervormdeKerk in AD Keetstraat, Jeffreysbaai is Sondaeom 09:00. Lede verkoop pannekoek op Sater-dagoggende by die Equinox Mall.
GRACE CHURCHThe Sunday services of Grace Church in ProteaStreet, Wavecrest, are held at 09:00. ContactPastor-teacher André Ferreira at 073 2603361.
ST MARK’S ANGLICAN CHURCHAt the St Mark’s Anglican Church in Humans-dorp on the corner of Main Street and Voor-trekker Street, Sunday service takes place at08:30. For more information, contact Reve-rent Neil Scott at 083 442 0517 or 042 2910753.
ST MARKSThe St Marks Congregational Church’s Sundayservice takes place at the Beach Centre in DaGama Road at 09:00. Contact Rev KennethClaassen at 084 452 2277.
MEN@6The Men@6 - a non-denominational group ofmen from Jeffreys Bay - meet at Vismandjie/Kospot in Da Gama Road at 06:00 everyWednesday. Contact Scotty Scott at 083 6544695.
PRAYER MEETINGThere will be an interdenominational prayermeeting at St Francis Church on the corner ofSt Francis Street and De Goede Street in Jef-freys Bay from 17:00 to 17:30 on July 18. Teaand coffee will be served. For more info, con-tact Charmaine Smith at 083 399 6690.
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FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARYThe Friends of the Library book store, The BookEnd, at the Newton Hall is open from 09:00to 11:00 every Friday morning.
BEGINNERS’ LINE DANCE CLASSESBeginners’ Line Dance classes take place at theJeffreys Bay Bowling Club on Wednesdaysand Fridays from 08:30 to 09:30. For moreinformation, contact Ina Ferreira at 082 7006988.
HAPPY FEET LYNDANSHappy Feet Lyndans hou lyndansklasse vir be-ginners op Maandae vanaf 14:00 tot 15:00by die Rolbalklub in Jeffreysbaai. Die koste isR15 per klas. Skakel Marie Louw by 083 4250724.
JBAY GOLF CLUBThe Jeffreys Bay Golf Club will host their Chick-en Run Golf Day from 07:00 to 15:00 everyFriday. Players pay for nine holes, and get ninefree. Rotisserie chicken vouchers from Wool-
worths are up for grabs. The green fees areR40. For more information, contact Len at 042293 2532.
KOUGA NOMADS BOWLSThe Kouga Nomads Bowls will meet at the Jef-freys Bay Bowling Club at 13:00 on July 24.Food will be provided. The dress code is No-mads or Whites.
EBFLOBLOMMEKLUBDie Ebflo-blommeklub vergader op 20 Julie om09:30 by die middelste ingang van FountainsMall. Skakel Theunie Rossouw by 042 2960007.
BLOMME EN KUNSVERENIGINGDie Blomme- en Kunsvereniging vergader op19 Julie om 09:30 by die Metodiste Kerksaalin Humansdorp. Die koste is R10 per persoon.Tee en verversings sal bedien word. Almal wel-kom. Vir meer inligting, skakel Gretchen by083 284 2602.
SAVADie Suid-Afrikaanse Vereniging vir Afgetre-denes (SAVA) vergader op 21 Julie om 10:00by die Rolbalklub in Jeffreysbaai. Bette van denBoogart sal oor “What is Disability and whois responsible” praat. Vir meer inligting, skakelLouis Opperman by 042 296 0193.
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RUNNERS CLUBThe Kouga Multi-sport Runners Club will have3km and 6km time trials at Dolphin Beach inDiaz Street at 17:15 on Tuesday. Contact Elizeat 061 217 0825.
BEACH VOLLEYBALLThe Kouga Sports Council holds Beach Volley-ball at the Main Beach at 16:00 on Wednes-days and at 09:00 on Sundays. For more infor-mation, contact Trevor Watkins at 083 4411721.
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BEACH WALKSBeach Walks take place at the Main Beach infront of the dolphin statue at 08:00 every Sat-urday. Everyone is welcome. For more infor-mation, contact 082 464 3099 or 082 6071194.
WATERAEROBIESE KLASSEPoliclinic wateraerobiese klasse en rehabilita-sie-oefeninge in ’n binnemuurse, verhitteswembad vind elke Maandag, Woensdag enVrydag plaas. Vir meer inligting, skakel Yolan-dé na-ure by 042 296 0454.
VOORGEBOORTEKLASSEPoliclinic Voorgeboorteklasse vir swangerdames in ’n binnehuise swembad vind opMaandae plaas. Vir meer inligting, skakel Yol-andé na-ure by 042 296 0454.
OPDSATheOrganisation for and from People with Dis-ability will have their annual general meetingat Reach, Teach and SendMinistries in Pellsrus,Jeffreys Bay, at 17:00 on July 26. To attend,RSVP by sending an SMS starting with AGMto 076 145 2681. Also include your name andaddress. Alternatively, send an email to [email protected].
GEESTELIKE SANGPROGRAMIan Venter Produksies bied ’n geestelike sang-program verweef met poësie en vertellingaan met Erna Vermaak op klavier en tjello.Die sangprogram vind op24 Jullie om09:00by die NG Kerk in Loerie plaas en op 14 Au-gustus om 09:00 by die NG Kerk in Kareed-ouw.
FIRST AID TRAININGBasic first aid trainingwill be held at theMetho-dist Church Hall at 10:00 on August 9. Thehour-long programme includes choking, nosebleed, bee sting, electric safety, bleeding andCPR. The cost is R40 per person. Booking isessential. Contact Margaret at 076 400 0703.
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Kroko, a well-known name in foot caresince 1936, extended their range of high quali-ty products. Their two new products, KrokoNailFix and Kroko ColdSoreFix, perfectlycomplement their existing range of KrokoFingerFix, Kroko SkinFilm, Kroko WartFix,and Kroko CornFix.KrokoNailFixhelps to treat and heal nails
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LOCNVILLE and Sketchy Bongo fans put onyour party shoes and head down to Jolly Dol-phin on July 15 and 16.Amplifying the fifth annual Winter Music
Festival at Jolly Dolphin, Locnville will getthe party rocking on July 15, while SketchyBongo will cause some foot stomping crazi-ness on July 16.This festival forms part of the annual JBay
WinterFest taking place from July 6 - 17.Tickets will be available at the door.No under 18s will be allowed. For more in-
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We would like to hear from our readers if they have any interesting news stories or events happening in their community. ContactMonique Basson at 042 293 2973 or send an email to [email protected].
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NOTICE NO: 50/2016
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Notice is hereby given that on 25 July 2016 the St Francis Refuse Site willofficially be closed due to uncontrolled fires and numerous complaints.The public will have to make use of the Humansdorp Permitted LandfillSite to dispose waste until the establishment of the St Francis Drop-OffZone is finalized.
After discussions with the St Francis Field Home Owners, we havereached a decision to close the Site. A Closure Permit was issued by theDepartment of Environmental Affairs last year already for theMunicipality to comply.
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Notice is hereby given that Kouga Municipality has proposedErf 335/125 Jeffreys Bay for a Waste Drop-Off Zone for theJeffreysBay community forwasteminimization.
After having difficulties of illegal dumping in Jeffreys Bay,Kouga Municipality has come up with the initiative ofdeveloping aWaste Drop-off Zone, which will be nearby to thecommunity of Jeffreys Bay in order for them to dispose of theirwaste at awell-managed facility.
By having theDrop-off Zone in Jeffreys Bay, we shall minimizeillegal dumping in our communities and by working together,we shall make Jeffreys Bay a cleaner and healthierenvironment.
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Standard Bank Building32 Govan Mbeki AvenueP O Box 318Port Elizabeth, 6001Tel: 041 508 7111Fax: 041 508 7000www.sarahbaartman.co.za
SBDM is committed to employment practices that redress past imbalances in respect of race, gender, creed anddisability and furthermore invites suitably qualified applicants to submit a detailed application for the followingpositions.
SARAH BAARTMAN DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY DRAWS THE ATTENTION OF ALL APPLICANTS TO ITSDECISION TO RELOCATE ITS HEAD OFFICES OUTSIDE THE NELSON MANDELA METROMUNICIPALITYAND FURTHER CONFIRMS THAT THE RELOCATION PROCESS WILL TAKE PLACE IN FUTURE.
FINANCE AND CORPORATE SERVICES
SENIOR MANAGER: FINANCE - TK16Permanent Position | Salary: R403 474 - R523 733 per annum
As head of the Budget and Treasury Office, the Senior Manager: Finance reports directly to the Director: Financeand Corporate Services who is also the Chief Financial Officer.
REQUIREMENTS: •A Bachelor’s degree in Accounting with Financial Accounting III or equivalent •Aminimum of7 years experience of which 3 years must be at supervisory level •Ability to meet requirements of the regulationsthat prescribe the minimum competency standards for Senior Financial Officers (CPMD) •Extensive experiencein financial and general management in Local Government •Knowledge and experience of the principles ofgood corporate governance and compliance as well as policy formulation and implementation •Ability to applyrisk management methodologies and ensure effective internal audit services •Practical understanding of theConstitutional, Legislative and Policy Frameworks governing the local government sphere •High levels ofcomputer literacy with Excel Advanced as a minimum •A valid driver’s licence.
DUTIES INCLUDE: •Preparing and implementing budget and MTI and EF in terms of the MFMA and NationalTreasury Guidelines •Monitoring and controlling of Proper Financial Systems •Preparation of the Annual FinancialStatements in accordance with GRAP and other relevant accounting standards with legislated timeframes•Cash and Investment Management •Billing processes and revenue collection •Implementing, monitoring andmaintenance of asset registers and municipal wide internal control systems •Providing support to the ChiefFinancial Officer for the day to day financial management of the municipality •Advising managers and employeesin terms of budgeting, accounting, analysis, financial reporting, cash management and debt management•Preparing and submitting in-year reports to the Executive Mayor, Provincial and National Departments asprescribed by various legislations •Responsible for budgetary controls and monitoring of spending patternsand generation of income in terms of the approved SDBIP and all Supply Chain Management processes•Responsible for the management of the ICT resources and the financial management system •Managementof the payroll system •Enhance the audit process to optimum capacity liaising with the Auditor - General’saudit team •Manage the Supply Chain Management Functions •Responsible for implementing PerformanceManagement System in the Budget and Treasury Office •Supervision and setting performance standards forsubordinates in various units including finance interns •Ensure suitable candidates are employed within the unitto carry out financial management responsibilities.
ADMINISTRATOR: SKILLS DEVELOPMENT - TK9Permanent Position | Salary: R156 253 - R202 827 per annum
REQUIREMENTS: •A three-year tertiary or NQF Level 5 qualification in Human Resources •3-4 years practicalexperience in the Human Resources Development environment of which 2 years must be as an Administrator:Skills Development •Knowledge of workplace skills plan, employment equity plans and learnerships would be astrong recommendation •Proficiency in at least two languages spoken within the SBDM area of jurisdiction willbe an added advantage •Good communication, report writing and analytical skills •Ability to produce reports andmake presentations •Knowledge of relevant legislation particularly on skills development and training •Abilityto work under pressure and to meet stringent deadlines •A valid Code B driver’s licence and the willingness totravel long distances.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: •Compile and submit the workplace skills plan •Co-ordinate skills developmentprogrammes and implement training •Administer the study assistance scheme •Source funding for skillsdevelopment initiatives for both the District and Local Municipalities •Handle general office administrationrelated to skills development •Provide assistance, guidance and advice to line managers on matters relatingto skills development and training •Assist in training matters related to Unemployed Graduates Programmeincluding Finance Interns •Conduct annual skills audits through survey and performance plan reviews•Scrutinise and recommend areas to be reviewed on existing training policies •Coordinate and facilitate trainingcommittee meetings on a bi-monthly basis •Research and write items for the training committee agenda withthe assistance of the Senior Human Resources Officer.
CLOSING DATE: FRIDAY, 22 JULY 2016
Application forms are obtainable from the CORPORATE SERVICES section or contact extension 041 508 7001or 041 508 7044 for further information. Applications containing a detailed Curriculum Vitae with certified copiesof qualifications must be lodged to the CORPORATE SERVICES section in an envelop marked “CONFIDENTIAL”and stating the position applied for.
The following conditions are applicable: •All applications or CV’s received after the closing date will NOT beaccepted. •All faxed, Public institution Z83, Department of Labour or Nelson Mandela Metro municipalityapplication forms will NOT be accepted.
The Council reserves the right not to make an appointment. The District Municipality also does not notifyapplicants whose applications were unsuccessful except those invited for interviews. Applicants not contactedwithin six weeks of the closing date should accept that their applications were unsuccessful; however they arethanked for showing interest in the District Municipality.
NOTICE NO. 30 of 2016
MR D.M. PILLAY, MUNICIPAL MANAGER - SARAH BAARTMAN DISTRICT MUNICIPALITYPO BOX 318, PORT ELIZABETH, 6000
Die Koöperasie, met sy hoofkantoor te Humansdorp, is geleë digbygesogte strandoorde soos Jeffreysbaai en St Francisbaai en slegs 100kmvanaf Port Elizabeth.Ons bedieningsgebied sluit onder andere in diemekkavan melkproduksie, sitrusvrugte en varsprodukte boerderybedrywighedein Oos-Londen, Bathurst, Qamata, die Visriviervallei, Tsitsikamma- enLangkloofareas sowel as die Gamtoosriviervallei en Sondagsriviervallei.
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“We’ve tried to make the Volkswagen Rallyan easy one for the spectators to follow andalso keep the stages close to areas where rallyfans can access good vantage points – as wellas using areas where the rally cars will run
multiple times.”A Volkswagen Rally spectator guide will be
available online and at Market Square Volks-wagen dealership in Algoa Road before theevent gets underway. There will also be spec-
tator guides available at the AutoPavilion.It is the 34thVolkswagenRally and it serves
as round 4 of the national rally championshipseason and includes a regional contingent ofcompetitors. -Heilie Combrinck
Fest of rallyaction for local fans
VW Rally participantAndrew Heine in hisprivately run VolkswagenPolo R2 S1600.PHOTO:DAVID LEDBITTER
THEVWAutoPavilion inUitenhagewill onceagain feature as the starting point of theVolkswagen Rally, where the first car is setto leave the ramp tomorrow at 13:45, headingtowards stage 1 at the close-by Jachtvlakte.It is going to be a tough challenge for the
competitors as the Volkswagen Rally has anunforgiving nature for any team that is evenslightly under-prepared. There will be 12 sta-ges of competition which are spread over twodays – with a total stage distance of nearly 190km.“It isn’t going to be an easy rally, but it cer-
tainly is going to be interesting and the teamswill know they’ve just finished a round of thenational championship by the time they aredone,” say route directors Joe and Rikus Fou-rie.At the AutoPavilion rally fanswill have the
opportunity to meet the teams and see thecars up-close. The overnight parc ferme forthe event tomorrow is Bay West Mall – it isalso the location for the restart of the Volks-wagen Rally on Saturday morning.“There are a few new challenges to consid-
er. The Bay West Mall stage is a new one –and that will be the highlight to end the firstday of the event.”
this competition is an edible competition on-ly and fish are measured. All measurementswill be rounded down.Thewinning fishwill come from the follow-
ing categories:) Target species: dusky kob, white mussel-cracker, white steenbras and leervis) Length: between 40cm and 90cm) Rod: one rod per angler) Age: anglers must be over 18 and have avalid driver’s licence.Once all the weigh cards are in, competi-
tion sponsors PSG and Nissan will draw aspecies out of a bag. Ameasurementwill thenbe drawn out of a second bag. This will be thefish that wins his owner the Nissan.Tickets that enter anglers into both compe-
titions cost R200 for men, R150 for ladies andR50 for kids u.16.Apart from the main prizes, various other
prizes and give-aways will be up for grabs.For a detailed list of all the rules, visit the
JBay Winterfest Skins Fishing CompetitionFacebook Page, or send an email to [email protected].
Catch aNissan at Fishing Skins
The Fishing Skins and CatchaNissan competitions will take place at Kabeljous on July 16 and 17.PHOTO:SUPPLIED
ANGLERS can ‘reel in’ thousands of Randsand a Nissan this July.TheFishingSkins andCatch-a-Nissancom-
petitions will take place at Kabeljous on July16 and 17.The competition will kick off on the Satur-
day where anglers with the biggest fish canwinR3 500 anhour from07:30 to 12:30 - R17 500in total.The competition will be fished on a catch-
and-release basis in order to promote respon-sible angling. The edible fish caught on theday count 10 points and the non-edibles willcount one point.Anglers are allowed two rods.The men can help cast for the ladies and
children; however, the fish needs to behooked and reeled in by the angler to be eligi-ble for the prizes.With this format, any fish is a potential
prize winner.An exciting edition to the fishing competi-
tion is the Catch-a-Nissan Competition from07:30 to 12:30 on July 17.In contrast with the Skins Competition,
NMMUstudentsDaneCoxandDanevanGreun-en surfed their way into the University SportSouth Africa (USSA) team after impressing intheannualchampionshipsatVictoriaBay,nearGeorge, last month.The Billabong Madibaz team ended third in
themen’s event and fourth in the women’s con-test for a third place in the overall team stand-ings. However, there was some joy when VanGreunen and Cox were named in the USSAmen’s team.The 20-year-oldVanGreunenwas selected for
the third straight year, which delighted thethird-year marketing student.“It was an honour to be selected for the third
yearrunning,”saidVanGreunen,whoattendedGrey Junior and PearsonHigh. “To be included
with some great names of the sport is always ajob well done.“The level of surfing is always high and with
surfers like Shaun Joubert taking part there isno room for error.”For the 24-year-old Cox, who was educated at
Port Alfred Junior School and Kingswood Col-lege in Grahamstown, his selection was confir-mation that he could compete with the best ofthe country’s surfers.“Making the team again this year showedme
I could still compete at a high level,” said Cox.“Although Iwasdisappointedon thedaywith
myresult, I realisenow that thingsdon’t alwaysgoyourwayand that Ihavemuch to learnaboutcompetition surfing and wave selection.“It was my sixth USSA tournament and the
competition is always very stiff.”Van Greunen, who lives in Summerstrand,
not far from Port Elizabeth’s famous Pipe surf-ing spot, paid tribute to his parents and the var-sity for their support.“My parents have been my greatest influen-
ces and have always guided me in the right di-rection,” he said.“It has also been important to take part in a
sport during my studies, which should be com-pulsory for every student.“I’mpleased thatNMMUrecognises the sport
of surfingas itmakesme feel involvedandmoti-vated to do well in my studies.”Cox, in his final year of a BTech degree in
quantitysurveying,alsosaidthathis familyhadprovidedsupport throughouthissurfingcareer.
He added, though, that he would like to seegreater investment in the sport.“I just want to take this opportunity to stress
the need for sponsorship in the surf industry.“Competing or qualifying for theWorld Tour
is extremely expensive and almost impossiblefor many young surfers.“Unless there is government intervention or
support fromthe corporateworld,manysurfersare simply not able to pursue their dreams.”Cox saidhehadmademanyclose friendsdur-
ing his surfing days at NMMU, who had helpedhimdevelopacompetitiveedge.“Ibelieveall thecompetitive surfing I’vedoneover theyearshasleft a competitive streak inme and I aim to pur-sue this competitive attitude in the work placenext year and in the years to come.”
Madibaz surfersmakeUSSA team
RIEGHARD and Eidie Janse van Rensburg,also known as RRADPhotography. are proudto present the 2016 Jeffreys Bay eXtreme[JBayX] 2-day/ 3-stage Trail Run.
The JBayX is unique in concept, entailing3 individual 20Km Trail Runs, all starting 12-hours apart, showcasing the best of the Jef-freys Bay area. The total distance coveredwill be just over 60km andwill surely test the‘mettle’ and endurance of all participants.All three events will start and finish at Im-
pala Ranch, with two new exciting 20kmroutes specifically designed for the 2016 edi-
tion of the JBayX.A 5Km ‘Fun’ Night Trail Run/ Walk will be
presented at 19:30 onJuly 16, aswell as a slight-ly more challenging 10km trail run at 07:20 onJuly 17. Both these events will be suitable forfamilies and first time trail runners.
Full event schedule) 15 July from 16:00 - 18:00: Late registrationand number collection) 16 July at 07:00: 20km ‘Turbine’ Trail Run[±350m elevation]) 16 July at 19:00: 20km ‘Impala’ Night TrailRun [±400m elevation]
) 16 July at 19:20: 5km ‘Fun’Night Trail Run/Walk [±100m elevation]) 17 July at 07:00am: 20km ‘Roller Coaster’Trail Run [±600m elevation]) 17 July at 07:20: 10km ‘Impala’ Trail Run[±240m elevation]For more information, route descriptions
and route profiles visit www.jbayx.co.za.
Online entries have closed. Late entrieswill be accepted at the registration venue 45minutes prior to the start of any individualevent on July 15.Late registration, as well as number collec-
tion, will take place at the Jeffreys Bay Na-tional Sea Rescue Institute located in theMTN Tower on Diaz Road, between the Mu-nicipal Library and De Viswijf Restaurant(S34 03’26,14” E024 55’25,14) from 16:00 to 18:00on July 15.Impala Ranch is located ±7.5km outside
Jeffreys Bay on the Kabeljous River road.Look out for the Impala Ranch sign boardson the R102. The GPS coordinates are S3357’49,06” E024 51’45,76”For more information, visit
www.jbayx.co.za or contact Rieghard at 071896 6831.
JBayXTrail Run test of endurance
KOUGA EXPRESS | THURSDAY 14 JULY 2016 SPORT 11
TAKING place in the beautiful, untouchedgem that is Tsitsikamma, the Glacier StormsRiver Traverse is set to be a top-class moun-tain biking race complete with phenomenalviews, world-class trails and great hospitali-ty. Whether you are an experienced rider orjust starting out, this three-stage event shouldbe on your bucket list.
Consisting of three fairly short stages(62.2km, 40km and 45.7km), the race showcas-es the natural beauty of the Garden Route –forest tracks galore, interspersed withbreath-taking ocean views and includingjaunts through idyllic farms and fragrantpine plantations.Each stage begins and ends at the historic
Tstisikamma Village Inn, a comfortable rest-ing point after a long day on the bike. The lei-surely 08:30 start times ensure a relaxed startto each day on the trails.It being an exclusive event, with a limited
field of entrants and an abundance of post rid-ing festivities, allows the Glacier Storms Riv-erTraverse to doubleupas a great social expe-rience.For families accompanying riders to the
event, there is an abundance of non-riding ac-tivities available at the Tsitsikamma VillageInn and surrounding areas. For the spousewhohasn’t succumbed to the joysofmountain
EnternowforGlacier StormsRiver Traverse
The Glacier Storms River Traverse offers exceptional forest riding in addition to a host of offthebike attractions. PHOTO:OAKPICS.COM
Fast facts) Website: www.stormsrivertrav-erse.co.za) Event dates: August 6 - 8) Entries close: July 15) Race Village: Tsitsikamma Village Inn) Stage 1 stats: 62.2km with 844m of alti-tude gain) Stage 2 stats: 40km with 663m of alti-tude gain) Stage 3 stats: 45.7km with 780m of alti-tude gain) Entry fee: team - R9 300/ solo - R4 800
biking yet, there are hikes, horse rides, andcanopy tours. For those seeking more of arush, why not try bungee jumping, abseilingor blackwater tubing?For the little ones, there are daily activities
planned at the Tsitisikamma MontessoriSchool to keep them entertained.Entry forms are available at www.storm-
srivertraverse.co.za. The entry fee is R9 300for a team and R4 800 for individuals. Entriesinclude three days of amazing riding, lunchand dinner from Friday evening, August 5, toMonday afternoon, August 8, and an officialrace garment. The entrance fee does not in-clude accommodation.
Last year the race was won by the top com-bination in the Eastern Cape: national pad-dler Greg Louw and stalwart Rob Welsh. Thesecond place went to Clint Hempel and PhilSmith, while Richard von Wildemann andRichard Arderne took third place.Paddlers taking first place in the 20km race
will go home with R750 each and a trophy,while paddlers coming second and third willrespectively win R500 and R250 each.A bottle of wine will go to the following pad-
dlers in both the 20km and 10km race: firstmixeddouble, first ladies’ double, first local dou-ble, first over 50s’ double, and first u.18 double.A Carbonology split paddle and cover val-
ued at R2 500 will be up for grabs as a luckydraw prize.The race will start and finish at the Quays-
yde Restaurant in SeagladesDrivewhere spec-tators can cheer on their favourite paddlers.The entry fee is R70 per paddler.For more information, phone 083 284 0168.
Enter now for PamGolding’s paddling race
Gear up for the annual Pam Golding Properties Winter Challenge that will place in St Francis Bayat 10:00 on July 24. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
GRAByour partner and paddle up for the 10thannual Pam Golding Properties Winter Chal-lenge set to take place in St Francis Bay at10:00 on Sunday, July 24.The challenge consists of a 20km and 10km
race.The format is that of a doubles race and pri-
zes will only go to those competing in the dou-bles race. However, single paddlers and K3-paddlers are welcome to take part in the race.Beginners are welcome to enter the shorter
10km course. “Even if they do not finish, itmight be the start of a long love affair withpaddling,” says Richard Arderne from PamGolding Properties in St Francis Bay.Life jackets are not required.“It being held on the sheltered canals, the
race will go ahead in any weather condi-tions,” says Arderne. “Canal residents areasked to encourage paddlers coming pasttheir houses, and if on their boats, to givewayto the racing paddlers.”
DIE Humansdorp Posduifklub het op 9Julie vanaf Hopetown en Mthatha gev-lieg.Dié klub hou vanaf Junie tot Septem-
ber elke naweek wedvlugte waartydensdie duiwe vanaf twee rigtings - noord enoos - vlieg.
UITSLAEHopetown (500km)1. Sakkie van der Merwe2. Sakkie van der Merwe3. Sakkie van der Merwe4. Sakkie van der Merwe5. Cecil Ellis
Mthatha1. Clyde Hektoor2. George vanOnselen en JohnAnderson3. George vanOnselen en JohnAnderson4. George vanOnselen en JohnAnderson5. George vanOnselen en JohnAnderson
HumansdorpPosduifklubwyswenners aan
WITH temperatures plummeting to new lows,hot coffee and blankets, a cosy fire and thickcoats are amust. But for some, thewinter coldis the ideal time for a speedo and icy swims.The fourth JBay WinterFest Cold Water
Swim Classic will offer these brave of heartthe perfect opportunity to show their mettle
and endurance in water bordering on a mere12°C.Swimmers can experience the thrill and
challenge of swimming a triple mile in sub-15°C water - wearing only a speedo type cos-tume, goggles and a standard silicone swimcap.
For the faint-hearted who perhaps are justlooking for something to keep them busythrough winter or want to give cold waterswimming a try without going to extremes,there will be a mile and double mile swim.These swimmersmaywear awetsuit if they
choose to.
Only pre-entries will be accepted for theColdWater Classic that takes place at MarinaMartinique at 09:30 on July 16.For more information or to register, visit
www.swimmingplus.com.Alternatively, con-tact event organiser Brenton Williams at 083549 6795.
Brave the coldwater this Saturday
EPNetball team excels at SA’s
Nine provinces, 28 577 schools and 2.8 million players . . . Some 23 0.15 netball teams from across the country competed at the recent SA All AgesNetball tournament that took place in Johannesburg from June 27 29. Representing the EP u.15 team (back) Asekho, Lykita, Wilmien (Nico MalanHigh School), Britney, Mejaune, Elethu, Steshy (manager), Shelémari (Nico Malan), Storm, Michell (Nico Malan), Crezelle and Karen (coach) competedagainst Gauteng Delta, Limpopo Marula, North West Mooka, Namibia, Mpumalanga Ndlovu, Free State Cheetas, Western Province Ceders, NorthCape Rubies and North West Bakwena. Winning eight of their 10 games, they were placed eighth overall. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
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CRYSTAL Hulett from St Francis Bay wonthe premier u.18 girls’ division of the inau-gural Quiksilver and Roxy JBay Junior Proheld at Magnatubes in Jeffreys Bay on July8 - 10.
The event, which catered for boys andgirls surfing under the age of eighteen,formed part of the 2016 JBay WinterFestwhich runs until July 17 offering a numberof sporting and cultural events - includingthe JBay Open of Surfing.Hulett pulled out all the stops late on in
the heat to narrowly edge out an on-formZoe McDougall from Hawaii.Taking out the main boys’ division, the
under 18 division, at the inaugural eventthis year was Cape Town’s Jordy Maree(Kalk Bay). Maree was on top form in thewhole event posting numerous scores in theexcellent range and was unstoppable in thefinal. His lethal backhand attackwas appre-ciated by the spectators and judges alike.Quiksilver’s Sales and Marketing Mana-
ger, Dane Patterson, says, “We really en-joyed being able to put this event on duringthe WinterFest this year, it is the best timeto be in Jeffreys Bay.“The juniors were stoked to be surfing
good waves here and also being able towatch theworld’s best out at Supertubes forthe JBay Open.”
)TheQuiksilver andRoxyJBayJuniorProwas a 3A PST-rated Surfing South Africaevent with total prize money of R22 000.
RESULTSBoys u.181. Jordy Maree from Kalk Bay2. Beavn Willis from Salt Rock3. Adin Masencamp from Strant4. Luke Sljpen from LlandudnoGirls u.181. Crystal Hulett from St Francis Bay2. Zoë McDougall from Hawaii3. Kai Woolf from Jeffreys Bay4. Danica Stockigt from East LondonBoys u.161. Sebastian Williams from Durban2. Angelo Faulkner from Jeffreys Bay3. Luke Sljpen from Llandudno4. Saxton Randall from DurbanGirls u.161. Zoë McDougall from Hawaii2. Kai Woolf from Jeffreys Bay3. Kirsty McGillivray from Jeffreys Bay4. Snenhlanhlana Makhubu from DurbanBoys u.141. Mitch du Preez from East London2. Aya Gericke from Wilderness3. Mano Robb from Kommetjie4. Reilly Mare from East LondonGirls u.141. Gabi Lailvaux from Westbrook2. Kayla Nogueira from Durban3. Kelly Fenton from Jeffreys Bay4. Snenhlanhlana Makhubu from DurbanBoys u.121. Daniel Emslie from East London2. Christian Venter from Melkbosstrand3. Alex Townsend from Kommetjie4. Brad Scott from Hout Bay
Jordy Maree from Kalk Bay in Cape Town won the premier u.18 division of the inauguralQuiksilver JBay Junior Pro held at Magnatubes in Jeffreys Bay on July 8 10.PHOTO:ERNST OHLHOFF/SURFSPOT
MULTIPLE Cape Town cycle tour champion AnriëtteSchoeman is set to defendher title at the JBayWindFarmMTB Classic on July 16.“I keep on coming back to this race. I absolutely love
the festive vibe and the fantastic route layout. The routeis one of the most fun days you can have locally in andaround Port Elizabeth,” says Schoeman.Having been increased to R10 000 for the first man and
woman to cross the finish line, the prize purse is also ahuge draw card.Schoeman describes the route as “amix of singletrack,
gravel roads, some proper climbs and loads of scenery.“For me the best part of the race is where we ride
through the Jeffreys BayWind Farm Riding literally un
derneath the spectacular, giganticwind turbines is some-thing very special. Only once you ride so close to themdo you realise how massive and fascinating they are.”The Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm is the title sponsor of the
JBay Wind Farm MTB Classic – the race has traversedthe farm since 2014 and carries the unique distinctionof being the only MTB event in Africa to run through awind farm.The three routes - 25km fun ride, 50km half-marathon
and 85km ultra - will offer something for all skill and fit-ness levels.The race will start and finish at the Kabeljous Hub.Limited entries for the JBay Wind Farm MTB Classic
are available at www.jbaysports.co.za.
Anriëtte Schoeman to defend JBayMTB title
through the Jeffreys BayWind Farm. Riding literally un- are available
Multiple Cape Town cycle tour champion Anriëtte Schoeman will be atthe start line at the JBay Wind Farm MTB Classic on June 16 to defendher title. PHOTO:ALEX COOPER
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SOME 20 mountain bike riders fromthe local community will put theirpedal power to the test at the JBayWind Farm MTB Classic on July 15and 16.
The Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm, the mainsponsor of the JBayWind FarmMTBClassic,sponsored 10 avid mountain bike riders fromPellsrus in Jeffreys Bay, as well as 10 youngmountain bike riders from Pellsrus and SeaVista in St Francis Bay to compete at thisyear’s MTB Classic which forms part of theannual JBayWinterFest that takesplace fromJuly 6 to 17.The younger riderswill take to the dirt road
on July 15, while the older riders will saddleup on July 16.
This sponsorship forms part of the windfarm’s rider-development programme.“The MTB Classic gives us the opportunity
to make the wind farmmore accessible to thesurrounding communities,” says Mark Pick-ering, General Manager of the Jeffreys BayWind Farm.As last year, a team from the Jeffreys Bay
Wind Farmwill ride alongside the team of de-velopment-riders.Eshel Albrecht from the Pellsrus Commu-
nity, who was sponsored last year says, “TheJBay Wind FarmMTB Classic inspired us toentermore events. It furthermore gave us theconfidence to improve our riding skills. Welearnt so much andmet loads of new people.”The JBayWind FarmMTBClassic will fea-
ture someexcitingnewdevelopments and im-
provements.The three routes - 25km fun ride, 50kmhalf-
marathon and 85km ultra - will offer some-thing for all skill and fitness levels.Participants will race through the wind
farm, riding along roads that are inter-spersed by 80m tall wind turbine towersspread more than 500m apart.The race will start and finish at the Kabel-
jous Hub.
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JBayWindFarm todevelop localMTB riders
With the support of the JBay Wind Farm,Jerome Plaatjies will compete at the JBay WindFarm MTB Classic on July 15. The MTB Classicforms part of the annual JBay WinterFest thatis taking place from July 6 to 17.
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ENTRIES for the 2016 Nelson Mandela Bay Train Race opened thisweek ahead of the city’s iconic and unique man versus machine bi-athlon relay race on Sunday, October 2.
Re-introduced in 2014 in a new and exciting format between PortElizabeth and Uitenhage, this year’s Train Race is expecting to at-tract over 250 teams comprising 5 runners and 1 Mountain Bike cy-clist as the teams take on a Metrorail train over a distance of 38km.This year sees the addition of an individual category to the event
which already caters for Company, School, Social and Club Teams.The route is divided into 6 stages with the race starting from thehistoric Port Elizabeth railway station.Last year’s race saw the top 3 teams all beating the trainwithGam-
ble Pharmacy beating the IAC Investments team.Once again the Gamble Pharmacy team, who are dominating the
Town Lodge Night Relay monthly winter series, will be starting asrace favourites.Entry fees for the Train Race event are R700 for a corporate team,
R600 for a Social Team, R500 for club teams, R400 for school teamsand R200 per individual. Spectator Train tickets are R60 each.Through this event, the organisers draw attention to the needs
of those livingwithin the communities along the route and highlightthe work that non-profit organisation Love Story is doing to assistsuch communities.Online registration is available on www.trainrace.co.za.
Unique Train Race entries open
THE Pam Golding Properties Canals WinterChallengewill take place atQuaysyde at 10:00on July 24.The challenge consists of a 20km and 10km
race.The first mixed double, ladies double, lo-
cal double, over 50’s double and u.18 doubleto finish the race will each win a bottle ofwine.Paddlers to first cross the finish line in the
20km double-category will walk away withthewinning trophy, aswell asR750 each. Pad-
dlers finishing second and third will respec-tively win R500 and R250 each.The entry fee is R70 per paddler.A Carbonology Split Paddle will be up for
grabs during a lucky draw.For more information, phone 083 284 0168.
Paddle up for CanalsWinter Challenge
Kruisfonteinwins KougaRugbyMayor’s Cup
Kruisfontein United were crowned the newchampions of the Kouga Rugby Mayor’s Cupon Saturday. The Humansdorp side beatJeffreys Bay United 2110 at the KruisfonteinSports Complex. J’bay United defeated pastchampions Orlando Eagles in the semifinals,while Kruisfontein had to endure a bruisingcontest against Patensie Barbarians to booktheir place in the final. Kouga ExecutiveMayor Daphne Kettledas hands over theKouga Rugby Mayor’s Cup trophy to winningcaptain Johnnie Ruiters of Kruisfontein United.With them is Chairperson of Kouga RugbySubUnion Elroy Augustus. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
JBAY WINTERFEST
The official JBay WinterFestbooklet, containing all the infor-mation about the festival, isavailable at the contest site atSupertubes, Pepper Street.The festival takes place from
July 6 - 17, sporting events suchas the JBay Open of Surfing, theJBay Wind Farm MTB Classic, theOakley X-Over, the Cold WaterClassic, and the Quiksilver &
Roxy JBay Junior Pro.The Kouga Express is the
official media partner of the JBayWinterfest.