Kouga Express 12 May 2016

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number one in their respective industry.

The iconic Johannesburg autumnsky-line provided the perfect backdrop forthe Volkswagen Grand Prix Awardsheld at the Theatre on the Track in Kya-lami last week.The Grand Prix Awards, themed Ig-

nite the power, recognise and reward out-standing service within the VolkswagenSouth Africa Dealer Network.On the night, Dirk Ellis Junior and

Dirk Ellis Volkswagen ended in poleposition, bagging two of the prestig-ious awards. Ellis Juniorwas crownedBestNewVehicle SalesManager inhiscategory in South Africa and the localVolkswagen dealer in Jeffreys Baywas once again awarded Club of Excel-lence status – one of only 13 of the 106Volkswagen dealers in South Africa todo so.Club of Excellence membership is ex-

clusively awarded to those Volkswagendealers that excel in vehicle sales, Volks-wagen South Africa’s dealer standards,customer satisfactionandparts delivery.Membership qualification for the

Club of Excellence is reviewed annually.It’s not the first time that Dirk Ellis

Junior haswon this award. The story be-hind his numerous awards is simple, “Istrive to always provide excellent ser-vice and the best quality vehicles,” saysEllis Junior.Another man who has several awards

behind his name, is Dealer PrincipalJacques Herselman. Asked why Dirk El-lis Volkswagen is so successful, Hersel-man had the following to say, “Our firstpriority is to build strong relationshipswith our customers. Therefore, we al-ways endeavour to exceed our custo-mers’ expectations.” Herselman elabo-rates, “Each member of staff has an im-portant function within the dealership;our staff has pride in what they do andour customers notice this.”Over the years the Dirk Ellis brand

has become synonymous with serviceexcellence in the Eastern Cape and thegreater South African automotive in-dustry. They believe that people are atthe heart of everything they do. As theseller of people’s cars, they are passion-ate about South Africans.If you are looking at purchasing a new

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Dirk Ellis Junior and Dirk Ellis Volkswagen ended in pole position, bagging two of the prestigious awards.With the awards are Dirk Ellis Junior and Dirk Ellis Senior. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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A man, thought to be involved in a burglarycase, was severely assaulted by communitymembers on Sunday, May 8.

According to police spokesperson Lt Ger-da Swart, members of the Humansdorp Po-lice Station received a complaint at approxi-mately 17:00 that KwaNomzama-residentswere assaulting a man. “Police members re-sponded immediately and the injured manwas admitted to hospital as no case had beenopened against him,” says Swart.

According to Swart, disgruntled commu-nity members, mainly foreigners, gatheredat the Humansdorp Police Station on Mon-day. “It was explained to them that, accord-ing to law, a case must be opened or a state-ment submitted before a person can be ar-rested on a specific charge. As no case wasopened against the victim, he is not in policecustody. The crowd then dispersed.”

According to Swart, a case of assault wasopened.

Community takes law intoown hands

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Polisie opsoek na eienaar van skulpieshuis

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DIE polisie het twee verdagtes in hegtenisgeneem nadat hulle Maandag glo agt win-kels wat aan buitelanders in St. Francis-baai behoort, geplunder het.

Die winkels is deur die loop van diedag geplunder en hou glo verband metdie moord op ’n man in Humansdorp op8 Mei. Volgens inligting is die oorledeneglo deur ’n groep vermoor wat eie reg ge-bruik het.

Sers. Majola Nkohli, polisiewoordvoer-

der, sê volgens ’n gerug wat onder die ge-meenskap versprei word, is die oorledenedeur ’n groep buitelanders vermoor. “ ’nMoordsaak is geopen, maar die polisie on-dersoek nog die voorval en niemand is nogweens die moord aangekeer nie.”

Kort nadat die twee verdagtes, ’n 57-ja-rige man en ’n 36-jarige vrou, Maandagin hegtenis geneem is, is die polisie seeenheid vir openbare orde na die gebiedontbied.

Die situasie is Dinsdagoggend as kalmbestempel terwyl die polisie steeds hoë sig-baarheid gehandhaaf het, sê Nkohli.

Twee vas nadat winkels geplunder is

Ocean Basket in Jeffreys Bayhosted a Greek evening onMonday, May 9. Locals andvisitors enjoyed an evening withlive music, belly dancers andlots of plate breaking. Opa!PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Opa!Greekevening atOcean Basket

MONIQUE BASSON

THIS is absolute nonsense. You never knowwhat you will get when you open the tap.Washing white clothes is a luxury - that is ifyou dare. I challenge AfriForum to come anddrink the water that comes from our taps.

These are only some of the comments madeby irate residents after reading the article Jef-freys Bay water is tops in the Kouga Expressof Thursday, May 5.

According to Jacky Opperman from Snow-drop Avenue in Wavecrest, the water comingfrom their taps is not fit for human consump-tion - unless holidaymakers are here, then thewater is clean.

“The water is brown in colour with uniden-tified hard bits and pieces and it smells. Noteven our dogs want to drink the water,” shesays. “We have no other choice than to buybottled water on a regular basis and to take

our washing to a laundromat at times. On av-erage we buy 30l of water a week. This is onlyto drink, to cook and to brush our teeth andwash our faces with.

“Buying bottled water for household neces-sities has become so expensive that some pen-sioners in the area have to fill containers withwater from the showers opposite Checkers inDa Gama Road.”

Doing washing is also a huge challenge. Ac-cording to residents once thewashing is in themachine, it is a gamble whether the clotheswill come out clean or dirtier than before.“You just never know when the water willgo.”

An elderly resident says that she washesher husband’s bowls trousers by hand in thebath - the same goes for all her other whiteand light in colour clothes.

According to Opperman, the water messesup their toilets and geysers and they need tobleach between the shower tiles to get rid of

the brown stains caused by the water.“Having visitors use the toilet is an embar-

rassment as it looks as though we did notflush the toilet,” she says.

Kouga Municipal spokesperson, Laura-Leigh Randall, previously said it is estimatedthat about R100 million will be needed for theupgrade and related infrastructure require-ments at the Jeffreys Bay Water TreatmentWorks supplying water to Wavecrest resi-dents.

“Basically, a whole new plant will have tobe built. More boreholes will have to bedrilled and connected to the plant. Anotherreservoir will also be needed. The pilot plantwas built in conjunction with the Departmentof Water and Sanitation and we are still work-ing with them to monitor how effective the pi-lot plant has been.

“It is unlikely that the department will beable to make funding available for a new plantin Jeffreys Bay in their next financial year.”

Readers’ comments

) Irill Humphrey van Niekerk: I beg to differ.Just last week I did my weekly washing.Among the washing was a white top of mine. . . I was horrified when I took the washingout of my machine. The top is no longer wear-able.

Also, when I put tap water into my cat’s wa-ter bowl, there is usually a sandy sedimentand the water is a yellowish colour.

) Pastoor Paul en Thea Trollip: Ons glo nie’n enkele woord van die “agbare” Afriforumse druppeltjie-status nie. Ons bly in Beef-woodsirkel. Ekmoetdaagliksmywasgoedooren oor was met ’n bottel Jik daarby soos mywasgoed bruin gevlek is. Verduidelik dit asse-blief?

My ouers woon minder as 1km weg in LifeStyle . . . nooit ’n probleem van die aard nie.

Viva vir bottelwater.

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’n Vrou oorweeg regstappe ná ’n nagmerrie-ondervinding by ’n tandarts wat haar glosoos ’n hond weggejaag het.

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verlede week op haar geskreeu dat hy haaren haar valstande nooit weer wil sien nie.“Ek het vir hom gesê dat ek dit nie daar

gaan laat nie, en koerante toe sal gaan; waar-op hy geantwoord het ek moet doen wat ekwil en die deur in my gesig toegeslaan het –weer eens met ’n paar byvoeglike naam-woorde wat ek eerder nie sal herhaal nie,”vertel sy. “My geld was goed genoeg om tevat, maar nou wil hy nie my tande regmaaknie - tande wat hy gemaak het.”Paddock se stryd het begin toe sy haar

splinternuwevalstande vier jaar terug by dietandarts gekry het, maar dit dadelik moesterugvat, omdat dit haar so seergemaak het.

“Ek was nagenoeg 15 keer by sy spreekka-mer, maar die tande wou net nie reg pas nie.Almyklagtes oormynuwe tandehet opdoweore geval. Ek het later moed opgegee en be-sluit om maar so te loop,” sê Paddock.Net toe sy gedink het sy hoef nie weer gou

’n tandarts te besoek nie, breek haar tande‘tandvleis en al’ middeldeur toe sy nog so lek-ker kou. “Ek het my boeglam geskrik.”Weer eens was dit terug na die tandarts.

“Hy het in Januarie ’n plaatjie ingesit om ditte versterk, maar dié het ook nie lank gehounie,” sê Paddock.“Ek was aan die einde van April terug na

hom, maar toe ek my valstande ’n paar daelater wou gaan optel, prop hy die steeds stuk-kende tande in my hand en jaag my soos ’nsleg hond weg. Ek sou dit nog verstaan as eknie vir die herstelwerk wou betaal nie, maardit is glad nie die geval nie. Inteendeel, ek hetvantevore vir die herstelwerk aan my vals-tande betaal.”Paddock seman, James, het ten einde laas-

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In accordance with the editorial policy of the Kouga Express, we invite readersto comment on mistakes in the newspaper and shall correct significant errorsas soon as possible. Send info to the Ombudsman of Media24’s Local Press,George Claassen, at [email protected] or call him at0 021 851 3232. Readers can also contact the SA Press Ombudsman at0 011 484 3612/8 or e-mail [email protected].

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A young, local Stewardship Officer who cameup with a unique approach of looking at howattitudes and beliefs about hunting can beused as a basis for strategies to improve thesocial legitimacy of hunting, has been recog-nised with a prestigious, international thesisaward.

Dr Wentzel Coetzer (30), a former HananjaAcademy learner, was awarded the Interna-tional Council for Game and Wildlife Conser-vation’s (CIC) Young Opinion ResearchAward for 2016 at the CIC’s 63 General Assem-bly in Brussels, Belgium, on April 21 to 23.The award is aimed at supporting young sci-entists under the age of 35 whose researchprojects contribute to the sustainable use ofwildlife for thebenefit of naturalheritage con-servation.To qualify for the award, students of MastersorDoctoral programmeshad to submit a sum-mary of their research project, explaining theaim, methods and conclusions of the project.

Academicwins international thesisaward

Dr Wentzel Coetzer (30), a former HananjaAcademy learner, was awarded the Internation-al Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation’s(CIC) Young Opinion Research Award for 2016.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

“The quality of this year’s submissions wasoutstanding, but the judges felt that our workand the work of another applicant were supe-rior to the other submissions, and addressedthe three pillars of sustainable wildlife man-agement,” saysCICYoungOpinionVice-Pres-ident Denis Slobodyan about Coetzer’s thesisthat formed part of his doctorate at the De-partment of Agriculture and Game Manage-ment at the Nelson Mandela MetropolitanUniversity in 2015.Coetzer, who had worked at NMMU as a con-tract lecturer for five years, says he is ho-noured and overjoyed by this prestigiousaward.He is currently the Biodiversity StewardshipFacilitator for the Greater Kromme Steward-ship (GKS) initiative that is managed by Con-servation Outcomes. The GKS initiative wasestablished by the St Francis Kromme Trustunder the leadership of Maggie Langlands,along with a group of renewable energy deve-lopers. The initiative offers private landown-ers in the area the opportunity to play an im-portant role in the conservation of the re-

gion’s natural heritage.According to Coetzer, who grew up on a farmnear Thornhill, conservation formed part ofhis daily life from a very young age and is em-bedded in his DNA.“Having to decide what to study after matric,was a toss-up between mathematics and con-servation. When I heard that the only careerwith a degree in mathematics is that of a stat-istician, the choice was easy - conservation itwas. At that time, I had no ideawhat a statisti-cian is,” says Coetzer.What is this ambitious youngman’s plans forthe future? “Who knows. Maybe I will returnto the life of an academic, a great love ofmine,or stay out in the veld close to nature. Onlythe future will tell.”

) The CIC is a global non-profit inter-govern-mental organisation aiming to conserve wild-life through its sustainable use. The YoungOpinion working group of the CIC focuses oncreating a global network of young scientistsunder the age of 35, who believe in the valueswhich the CIC advocates.

Local blood donors honoured

PE Donor Committee Member Ron Miles (left)and SANBS PE Collections Manager SrAndiswa Dambuza (right) congratulate donorsRev. Neil Scott (50 donations), Heman Wenke(100), Pierre Barnard (250), and JacquesMorgan (100) for their impressive milestoneblood donations. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

LOCAL blood donors were honoured at aspecial donor awards ceremony held by theSouth African National Blood Service atMentors Country Estate on May 4.Pierre Barnard received the highestmile-stone for 250 blood donations. This is a life-long commitment considering that a personcan only donate blood every 56 days.Barnard’s fondest memory of blood dona-tion goes back many years when he was on-ly 19 years old. He went to donate blood atthe then Oxford Street Blood Donor Centrein East London. He saw a long queue of do-nors and decided to leave since he did notfeel like waiting that long to give blood. Ashe turned around to walk out, one of thenurses ran after him and literally beggedhim to donate, and she proceeded to push

him to the front of the queue.He was not sure what the fuss was about.It turned out that there was a baby that wasborn prematurely and required lots of groupA+blood andBarnard happened to have thatblood type. This was the turning point withregard to his commitment to blood donation.This incident laid the foundation of all thedonations that followed. Barnard made apromise to himself that he would continuegi-ving blood for as long as he could sinceit really does save lives. Knowing you canhelp someone is phenomenal and this kepthim committed throughout the years.Rev. Neil Scott (50 donations), HermanWenke (100), Pierre Barnard (250), and Jac-ques Morgan (100) were also honoured fortheir continuous sacrifice to help others.

. Blood drives take place monthly in Jef-freys Bay at the Newton Hall from 12:00 to18:00 on the first Tuesday of every month.Anyonebetween the ages of 16 and 65,weigh-ingmore than 50kg andwho leads a safe andhealthy lifestyle can participate.Formore information onblooddonor crite-

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. The JBay Winterfest is proudly presentedby Woodlands Dairy. Co-sponsors includeOakley, Kouga Municipality, RVCA, FirstChoice and Corona.

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DIE Burger and EP Media,which publishes Kouga Expressand seven other local publica-tions in the Eastern Cape,honoured their staff who haveexcelled in the past financialyear at a function at theSummerstrand Hotel last Fridayevening.The following people and publica-tions were awarded:

Outstanding performance ROP advertis-ing: Mandy GroblerOutstanding performance Classifieds:Jeanette Kleyngeld.Newcomer of the Year: Terri AnnKing

DTP department: Elton BaartmanThe Admin Award: Gertjie BouwerEditorial Award: Tanya van Zyl,formerly social media and onlineeditor for EP Media and currentlyregional assistant editor: EP Media.ADS24 Award: Kathy CummingsService Excellence Award: BraamKeyser of Paarl Coldset.Star of the Year (nominated and votedfor by staff): Andries Thiersen.Die Burger Oos-Kaap AdvertisingRepresentative of the Year: MaroSwanepoelPE Express Runner-up AdvertisingRepresentative of the Year:Anna-Marie Kleinhans.PE Express Advertising Representative of

Express staff awardedat EPMediaAwards

PE Express Advertising Representa-tive of the Year, Adri van Der Walt(left) received her award fromTasmia Ismail, General Manager ofEP Media and Die Burger Oos.

Estoretha Strydom (right) was namedthe Kouga Express AdvertisingRepresentative of the Year. With heris Kouga Express Editor MoniqueBasson. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

A Veld and Forest Awareness Day and aspecial general meeting of the newly es-tablished Sarah Baartman West Fire Pro-tection Association (SBW FPA) are set totake place at the Humansdorp CountryClub at 14:00 on May 17.The day is hosted by the SarahBaartman

West FPA and the Kouga Municipality.The recently registered SBW FPA is

now accepting membership of all land-owners in the south western part of theSarah Baartman District Municipality.To attend are existing FPA members,

farmer associations and any rural privateand/ or state landowners who could be af-fected by wild fires and who would like tofind out more about the advantages of be-coming a member of the FPA.On sitewill be exhibitors of fire fighting

equipment, as well as a Working on Fireteam.

Background about the SBW FPAIn order to have current registered FireProtectionAssociationsbecomemore sus-tainable and financially viable organisa-tions, the major stakeholders in the areadecided during 2015 to amalgamate threeexisting FPA’s situated between Port Eliz-abeth and theWesternCape border. Thesewere the Thornhill FPA, the ZuuranysFPA and the Baviaans FPA. The newname for the amalgamated FPA’s, the Sar-ahBaartmanWest FPA, has nowbeen reg-istered and been approved by DAFF, andall rural landowners in the Kouga, Kou-kamma and Baviaans Municipalities areencouraged to become a members of theSBW FPA.“Due to the fact that the original FPA’s

in this part were not very active and effec-tive, several landowners from the EasternCape had decided to become members ofa very effective FPA in the Western Cape,namely the Southern Cape FPA,” saysMatt Marell.

“Their support has always been good,and we envisage that we will be able toprovide the same service from theEasternCape but when this is more beneficial toall, we have agreements with the South-ern Cape FPA to ensure that there is nodelay in providing assistance during aveld or forest fire.”The current area of the SarahBaartman

West FPA could possibly still increase ata later stage when other bordering, small-er FPA’s might want to join.

Advantages of becoming a member ofthe SBW FPA1. In the case of a fire where a member re-quires assistance, a Working on Fire Teamcould be sent to help at amuch reduced cost.2. If assistance is needed in making firebreaks or managing a controlled burn,help will be provided at a reduced cost.3. The SBW FPA will, on behalf of themembers, also ensure that all Parastatalcompanies and otherGovernmentDepart-ments are active and supportingmembersof the SBW FPA.4. The FPA will on the behalf of membersendeavour to get additional sponsorshipfor the running of the FPA, in order tokeep membership fees to the minimum.5. A representative of the SBW FPA willrepresent members at the Eastern CapeUmbrella FPA (ECU FPA).6. As a member of the ECU FPA the SBWFPA can also benefit from their negotia-tions for more funding from the relevantGovernment Departments.7. South African insurance companiesthat provide fire and liability insurances,also stipulate that one has to comply withthe National Veld and Forest Fire ACT101, before any compensation will be con-sidered.Formore information, contactMattMa-

rell at 076 698 9525 or send an email [email protected].

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CAS DIENSTYEDie Christen-Aanbiddingsentrum nooi almalvir ’n feesdiens Sondag om 09:30 by 26 Pe-likaansingel op Astonbaai. Vir meer inlig-ting, skakel past. 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 meer in-ligting oor die kerk, skakel past Tinus by 084626 9719.

DIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Nederduitch 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 RevNeil 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 KennehtClaassen 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.

KLUBS/ CLUBS

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 BowlingClub onWednesdays andFridays from 08:30 to 09:30. For more infor-mation in this regard, contact Ina Ferreira at082 700 6988.

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 ChickenRun Golf Day from 07:00 to 15:00 every Friday.Players pay for nine holes, and get nine free. Ro-tisserie chicken vouchers from Woolworths areup for grabs. The green fees are R40. For moreinformation, contact Len at 042 293 2532.

EB FLO FLOWER CLUBThe Eb Flo Flower Club will meet at the middleentrance of Fountains Mall at 09:30 on May18. The cost is R20 per person and includesrefreshments. For more information or to jointhe club, contact Emblem de Kock at 042 2962300.

KOUGA NOMADSThe Kouga Nomads Bowls will meet at the Jef-freys Bay Bowling Club at 13:00 for 13:30 onMay 22. Bring a snack tray. The dress codeis Nomads or Whites.

SAVADie Suid-Afrikaanse Vereniging vir Afgetre-denes (SAVA) vergader op 19 Mei om 10:00by die Rolbalklub in Jeffreysbaai. Barrie Thom-son praat oor “Die Volledige Storie oor verkry-ging van die Saxon Skat”. Pannekoek en Jaffelssal op 21 Mei vanaf 10:00 by 39 Snowdrop-laan te koop wees. Vir meer inligting of omby SAVA aan te sluit, sakel Louis Oppermanby 042 296 0193.

BLOMME EN KUNSVERENIGINGDie Blomme en Kunsvereniging vergader op17Mei om 09:30 by die Metodiste Kerk in Hu-mansdorp. Daar sal oor slaapapnee gepraatword. Besoekers is welkom teen R10 per per-soon. Tee en verversings sal bedien word. Virmeer inligting, skakel Gretchen by 083 2842602.

GENEALOGIESE GESELSGROPDie Genealogiese Geselsgroep vergader op31 Mei om 17:00 in die Skulpiesmuseum terviering van Internastionale Museumdag. Be-langstellendes is welkom. Vir meer inligting,besoek www.ggjbay.blogspot.com of skakel082 852 4056.

MUSEUMVERENIGINGDie Humansdorp Museumvereniging hou huljaarlikse uitstalling op 21 Mei by FountainsMall. Die tema isMuseums and Cultural Landscapes.

SPORT

RUNNERS CLUBThe Kouga Multi-sport Runners Club will havetime trials at Dolphin Beach in Diaz Street at17:30 on Tuesdays. Contact Elize at 061 2170825.

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.

ALGEMEEN/ GENERAL

BEACH WALKSBeach Walks take place at the Main Beach infront of the dolphin statue at 08:00 every Satur-day. Everyone is welcome. Contact 082 4643099 or 082 607 1194.

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. Skakel Yolandé na-ure by042 296 0454.

HUMANSDORP MUSEUMDie Humansdorp Museumvereniging hou ’nuistalling op 21 Mei by Fountains Mall in Jef-freysbaai. Die tema is Museums and CulturalLandscapes.

Dagboek/Diary

We would like to hear from our readers if they have anyinteresting news stories or events happening in their

community. Contact Monique Basson at 042 293 2973or send an email to [email protected].

For website queries, contact Tanya van Zyl at041 503 6059 or send an email to Tanya.vanzyl@me-

dia24.com.

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Margaret Muller and Demi Richmond werechosen for the Kouga Tennis team.

Sino Thys will represent the o.12 Kouga Rugbyteam. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

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Die Laerskool Gamtoosvallei-netbalspelers Courtney Charlies (o.13), Anika Ferreira (o.12), SimeFerreira (o.12), en Minke Colling (o.13) het op 23 April aan die Kouga Netbalproewe deelgeneemas deel van die Kouga Netbalspan vir o.12 en o.13.

Minke Colling het op 5 Mei aan die RedikaleRedenaars Fees deelgeneem en het goudontvang vir haar aanbieding in die Graad7-afdeling.

Pietman Kleinhans, Hannes Kleinhans en Xavier Bentley het op 7 Mei ‘n Judo kompetisie in PortElizabeth by NMMU deelgeneem. Die drie seuns het uitstekende prestasies behaal: Pietman (1steplek), Hannes (2de plek) en Xavier (4de plek). Pietman en Hannes het beide OP-kleure ontvang.FOTO’S: ALISON JULYAN

Ruiter Tannica Bentley het tydens ’n gebeurtenis-skou ’n eerste plek behaal.

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Some ofJenniGault’sdesigns.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

CELEBRATE the month of May with theKou-ga Express and Jenni Gault InternationalJewellery Design by winning stunningjewellery to spoil that special lady in yourlife.

We are giving a few readers the chance toget their hands on these beautiful jewellerypieces. The first prize is a Paris InspirationRing, a pair of Brilliant Round Studs, a Crys-talCombinationRingandaJenniGault Inter-national voucher, valued at R1 950.

The second prize is a Paris InspirationRing, a pair of Brilliant Round Studs and aJenni Gault International voucher, valued atR1 400.

And then there are also five consolationprizes, including a Crystal Combination Ringand a Jenni Gault International voucher,worth R750.

How to enterTo stand a chance of winning these great priz-es, answer the following question: How manyyears has it been since Jenni Gault has created hervery first design?

Sendyouranswer, togetherwithyournameand contact details to [email protected] Kouga Express in the subject line.

The competition closes at 15:00 on May 31.Winnerswillbecontactedbymeansofcontactdetails provided.

More about Jenni GaultJenniGaultwasborninZimbabweandisnow“proudly South African”. Having started de-signing jewellery directly after school, shecreated her own brand 10 years ago.

This isher 30thyear sincecreatingherveryfirst design.

Now known as Jenni Gault InternationalJewellery Design, she has taken this boutiquerange global. In July 2006 she was selected asthe exclusive jewellery designer for Swarov-ski at SA Fashion Week.

Building on her relationship with Swarov-ski shewassoonafterawardedher licenceun-der their “Swarovski Elements” brand.

Jenni operates from her Port Elizabeth stu-dio.

She travels, shows and sees her clients inLondon, Paris, Shanghai, New York, Las Ve-gas, Tokyo, Moscow, Dubai, Munich, Wattensand Hong Kong.

Inspired by the wondrous palette whichSwarovski provide, her entire range incorpo-rates the world’s best crystal. Setting in ster-ling silver and stainless steel her designs are,at the same time, both glamorous and easy towear.

Shehasbeenhonouredbybeingselected forthe last three World Jewellery Facets by Swa-rovski.Drawinginspirationfromtheculturesshe visits, her show stopping pieces all reflect

her African background and incorporate tra-ditional lines from the continent with a West-ern influence.

Jenni is one of very few top jewellery de-signers whose entire range is based upon in-corporating Swarovski Crystal in preciousmetal settings.

Some of her accomplishments:* Attended the Vicenza Oro - Italy (second big-gest jewellery show in the world)* Exhibited at International Jeweller London(largest jewellery show in the UK)* Attended London Jewellery week (invitedby Nadia Swarovski)* Has had designs represented at the MissSouth Africa pageant* Attended ‘Runway Rocks’ in London (alsoinvited by Nadia Swarovski)* Exhibited three times at JCK – Las Vegas(largest jewellery show in the USA)* Attended her first jewellery show in JapaninJanuary2015 (IJT–InternationalJewelleryTokyo)* Showed at the world’s biggest jewelleryshowinHongKonginMarch2015 (HongKongInternational Jewellery Show)* Exhibited at ‘Gem and Jewel’ in Bangkoktwice* Invited to attend ‘New York Bridal week’twice.

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RotaryMakroGolfWeekend delivers great prizesy g p

The winners of the Rotary Markro Golf Weekend, that took place on April 30 and May 1 tocoincide with the Nautical Festival, took home some wonderful prizes sponsored by Makro andtheir suppliers. “We had amazing support from both Makro suppliers and our local communitywho came to the party with sponsorships and prizes. All of this contributed to a very successfulfestival at both The Links and the St Francis Bay Golf Club,” says Rotary St Francis spokesper-son Lyn Aitken. The event raised over R40 000 for Rotary projects in St Francis. Pictured arethe overall winners Anil Kooverjee and Amrit Lalla from Durban seen with Willie Uys (St FrancisBay Golf) Nigel Aitken, Lyn Aitken and Jeff Clause (St Francis Links). The Best Score at the StFrancis Links went to Ivan Kamte and Ettienne Coenraad, while the Best Score at the St FrancisBay Golf Club went to Andrew Zeelie and Ken McGregor.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Jeffreys BayGolf Club celebrates 70th birthdayThe Jeffreys Bay GolfCourse celebrated its 70thbirthday in April with agala dinner and celebra-tory golf tournament onApril 23. Founded in1946 on the slopes whereStrelitzia, Sable andPetunia Streets arecurrently, the golf coursewas re-designed andrelocated to its currenthome in 1965. The golfcourse was originallyopened on December 2,1969. The male winnersof the Betterball ScrambleDrive are Clyde Alexanderand Thomas Wewers,while the female winnersare Lu Ellis and IreneBradley. Attending thecelebratory dinner areJeffreys Bay ClubPresident Johan Snymanand his wife, Evangeline.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Uitslae: HadedaGholftoernooi

Die algehele wenner van die Hadeda Golftoernooi in Hankey is Stephan Rautenbach (middel).Pieter Ferreira (president) en Scheeprs Gouws wens hom geluk. Die spanwenners is Rian, Bassie,Arno en Edwill Moore. FOTO:VERSKAF

ALGOA Motorsport will be holding Round 4 ofthe Regional Championships at the Aldo Scri-bante Circuit on May 14.

One of the highlights of the day is the returnof the Dunlop Eastern Cape Historic series tothe Aldo Scribante Circuit.

Chris Radloff, current leader on points, is go-ing to have to pull out all the stops with back-in-form Wayne Botha showing real pace inEast London. The BMW 2002TI of Rob Rowehas proved to be quick around Aldo Scribanteand will certainly be a contender for the classwin.

Class A should see Derek Boy from Queens-town in the Chev Can AM take honours. Bren-dan Smith and Jason Greyling, both local lads,will be looking for victory in class B. Class Cshould see Ryno Burger and Shaun Rudolphfighting for the win.

ClassDhasproved tobe themostcompetitiveclass with no fewer than 7 cars going head tohead. Some spectacular racing is expected withthe likesofFordEscort,Fairlane,Capri,Anglia,Alfa Sprint, Alfa GTV, Opel Kadett, Toyota Co-rona, Nissan Skyline, Datsun SSS, BMW 2002TIand of course the Chev Can Am in action.

The Marque Cars; Street and Fine Cars willalso take to the track, and the day will end witha45minEnduranceRace forSportandGTcars.

The motorcycle rounds promise to providelots of action, with some of the Unlimited and

600cc riders taking to the track in the HistoricMotorcycle category as well, for the first time.

This category is really taking off locally, aswell as nationally, with the newly formed Clas-sic Superbike Racing Association, incorporat-ing events such as the SATT; All MotorcycleRaceDayatEastLondonon28Mayandtheeverpopular PE200 on November 19, 2016.

Spectators will now be able to see some oftheir favourite riders competing in the modernas well as historic events.

Rory Potgieter, from East London, will be inhis debut ride, taking over his father, IrfaanJohnson’s Pre-sling. Irfaan will be debuting hislatest Historic motorcycle, a 750cc Pre-Sling,withan1100motor, fondlyknownasthe“Seven-eleven”, at the event.

Spectators should note that the Zone 2 Coegaentrance is currently closed for an upgrade, sotheywillneedto taketheNo764CoegaIDZturn-off, and proceed to Neptune Road. They shouldturn right, and go through the Security Boom,then keep straight until they reach LwandleRoad, where they should turn right and contin-ue on to the circuit entrance.

Entry for spectators is R50 per motor vehiclefor an action-filled day of entertainment suita-ble for the whole family.

There will be the usual catering stalls, as wellas a braai fire in the bar, with braai packs onsale and a full bar service.

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The main listed activities associated with the proposedproject are listed under GN R.983 Items 12, 19 and 25(ListingNotice 1) under theNEMAEIARegulations, 2014.

The proposed development involves construction ofeffluent evaporation ponds for the Granor Passi plant atLouterwater, where juice concentrate is extracted. Theexisting effluent evaporation ponds are operational,however routine maintenance cannot be carried out as noalternative system to dispose of effluent is in place. Theconstruction of additional ponds is proposed to function in aduty/ standby configuration.The site for the proposedeffluent evaporation ponds is located to the north-east ofLouterwater.

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AMining Permit Application has been submitted to the Department of Mineral Resources(DMR) for a mining permit in terms of Section 27 of the Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesDevelopmentAct, 2002 (Act 28 of 2002), with regards to the farmWelgelegen 735, OysterBay, located approximately 17km Southwest of Humansdorp in the Eastern Cape. Themining area is confined to an area of less than 5Ha.

Crushing Consulting (Pty) Ltd is the proponent making application for the mining permit inrespect of the abovementioned properties.

The Oyster Bay Sand will be mined by opencast mining methods using truck and shovelexcavation. The sand can be economically mined by opencast means. Concurrentrehabilitation will take place of all surface areas that can be decommissioned through themining process, while the final void will be terraced and rehabilitated. Infrastructureassociated with the proposed mining operation will include portable offices. The productwill be transported via the existing farm road, towards the provincial road.

Earth Science Solutions (Pty) Ltd (ESS) has been appointed as the independentenvironmental consultant to compile the necessary Environmental Impact Assessment(NEMA Listing 1 (R982) 21 in terms of Sections 27 of the Mineral and PetroleumResources DevelopmentAct, 2002 (Act 28 of 2002) for the abovementioned project. Partof the process is to inform Interested andAffected Parties (I&APs) of the proposed miningactivity and to record any issues of concern.

In order to ensure that you are identified as an I&APor to obtain further information, pleasesubmit your name, contact information and interest in the matter to the contact personbelow.

The purpose of public participation is to inform Interested andAffected Parties (I&APs) ofthe proposed project, as well as the environmental process. I&APs will also be providedthe opportunity to comment on, and contribute to the identification of environmentalimpacts of the proposed project. Information pertaining to thismeeting is as follows:

Date: Thursday 26thMay2016, Time:12h00pm

Venue:Oyster BayCommunityHall

For any enquiries please contact: JanineTaljaard / Phil Patton / Ian Jones

EarthScienceSolutions (Pty) Ltd.

Tel: 013-745 7000 / 044-8732094

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGMINE PERMIT APPLICATION – FARM WITBANK 737, OYSTER BAYCOMMENCEMENT OF SCOPING AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

ASSESSMENT REF: 10334MP

MiningPermitApplication:

MiningRightHolder:

ProposedMiningActivity:

Environmental ImpactAssessment (EIA) Process:

PublicParticipationProcess:

DATEOFADVERTISEMENT: 12thMay2016

AMining Permit Application has been submitted to the Department of Mineral Resources(DMR) for a mining permit in terms of Section 27 of the Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesDevelopmentAct, 2002 (Act 28 of 2002), with regards to the farmWitbank 737,Oyster Bay,located approximately 17km Southwest of Humansdorp in the Eastern Cape. The miningarea is confined to an area of less than 5Ha. This applicationwas accepted by theDMRonthe 6thMay2016,Reference number: 10334MP.

Crushing Consulting (Pty) Ltd are the proponent making application for the mining permitand beneficiation of the hard rock in respect of the abovementioned properties.

The proposed quarrying for Stone Aggregate will be mined by opencast mining methodsusing bench mining and truck and shovel excavation. Concurrent rehabilitation will takeplace of all surface areas that can be decommissioned through the mining process, whilethe final void will be terraced and rehabilitated. Beneficiation of the hard rock will beconcentrated on site with the sized materials being sold to the local and national markets.The productwill be transported via the existing farm road, towards the provincial road.

Earth Science Solutions (Pty) Ltd (ESS) has been appointed as the independentenvironmental consultant to compile the necessary Environmental Impact Assessment(NEMAListing 1 (R982) 21 and Listing 2 (R984) 21) in terms of Sections 27 of the Mineraland Petroleum Resources Development Act, 2002 (Act 28 of 2002) for the abovementioned project. Part of the process is to inform Interested andAffectedParties (I&APs)of the proposedmining activity and to record any issues of concern.In order to ensure that you are identified as an I&APor to obtain further information, pleasesubmit your name, contact information and interest in the matter to the contact personbelow.

The purpose of public participation is to inform Interested andAffected Parties (I&APs) ofthe proposed project, as well as the environmental process. I&APs will also be providedthe opportunity to comment on, and contribute to the identification of environmentalimpacts of the proposed project. Information pertaining to thismeeting is as follows:

Date: Thursday 26thMay 2016, Time: 10:00amVenue:Oyster BayCommunityHall

For any enquiries please contact: JanineTaljaard / Phil Patton / Ian JonesEarthScienceSolutions (Pty) Ltd.Tel: 013-745 7000 / 044-8732094E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected]: Box 3529, Knysna, 6570

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NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTASSESSMENT PROCESS & THE

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Notice is given in terms of Section 10 of the Mineral andPetroleum Resources Development Act, 2002 (Act 28 of 2020)and in terms of Regulation 41 of the EIA regulations published inGovernment Notice No. R10328 (of 4 December 2014) underSection 24J of the Environmental Conservation Act, (Act 73 of1989) Gazette No. 19519, Notice No. 1540 (of 18 December2014) to carry out the following mining activities

• - The applicant is GreenAgriDevelopment (Pty) Ltd.

• EC30/5/1/1/2/10110PR• 8 March 2016• ABasicAssessment Report

will be submitted in terms of section 19(b) of the Regulations• - Sand (General), Sand (Manufactured) - from

hardrock, StoneAggregate, Gravel: Dolomite, Gravel,Concrete sand (Silica), Building Sand (Silica),Quartzite/Sandstone

• - Geologicaldesktop study & drilling

• - The property is situated ±15km south-west ofHumansdorp

• - The proposed prospecting area is over a portion of theremainder of portion 21 of the farm Elandsjagt 687, in thedistrict of Humansdorp. The total extent of the mining area is424.6275 hectares

• -Any comments or objections with regard tothis application can be submitted within 30 days of this notice,in writtingto: Mr. Daan Erasmus of DERAEnvironmental ConsultantsP.O. Box 6499 E-mail: [email protected] Fax2Mail: 086 578 30852572 Fax: 018 468 4015

Cell: 082 895 3516;

• Tuesday 24 May 2016, The farmRosa, coordinates: S34°43'09.5"; district of Humansdorp

• 12H00• Thursday 12 May 2016.

In order to ensure that you are identified as an interested and/oraffected party please submit your name, contact information andinterest in the matter to the contact person given above within 30days of publication of this advertisement. Please confirmattendance to the meeting.

NameofProponent

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NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTASSESSMENT PROCESS & SUBMISSION

OF AN ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT PROGRAMME

Notice is given in terms of Section 10 of the Mineral andPetroleum Resources Development Act, 2002 (Act 28 of2002) and in terms of Regulation 41 of the EIA regulationspublished in Government Notice No. R10328 (of 4December 2014) under Section 24J of the EnvironmentalConservation Act, (Act 73 of 1989) Gazette No. 19519,Notice 1540 of ( 18 December 2014) to carry out thefollowingmining activities

• - The applicant is Errol FamilieTrust• EC30/5/1/3/2/10330MP• 31March 2016• ABasicAssessmentReport will be submitted in terms of section 19(b) of theRegulations

• - Sand (General)• -Opencast excavations

• - The property is situated±20kmsouth-west ofHumansdorp

• - The proposed prospeting area is over a certainarea of the remaining extent of the farmWelgelen 735, inthe district of Humansdorp.The total extent of theminingarea is 3.8 hectares.

• -Any comments or objectionswithregard to this application can be submitted within 30 daysof this notice, inwriting to:P.O.Box 6499 E-mail: [email protected] Fax2Mail: 086 578 30852572 Fax: 018 4684015

Cell: 082 8953516;

• Tuesday 24 May2016,TheFarmRosa, coordinates: S34°06'25.2" E023°43'09.5";district of Humansdorp

• 12H00• Thursday 12 May2016

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MONIQUE BASSON

HYhet op die strande van Jeffreysbaai beginskeidsregter speel, en nou, 16 jaar later, ishy oppad na die Olimpiese Spele in Rio deJaneiro, Brazil waar hy as skeidsregter gaanoptree.

Oos-Kapenaar Ben Crouse is op ’n paneelvan 12 blasers wat die mans se rugby-sewes-toernooi van 9 tot 11 Augustus sal behartig.Spanne van twaalf lande sal tydens die toer-nooi kragte meet.Sy aanstelling is vir hom ’n besondere eer.“Dit was ’n ongelooflike ervaring om te

hoor dat ek deel van die uitgesoekte paneelis,” sê Crouse wat as sesjarige al agter ’n rug-bybal aangehardloop het. Hy het toe reeds ge-weet dat die sport nie net ’n speletjie is nie.“Ekwas toevallig inHongKong saammet agtvan die ander skeidsregters wat na die Olim-piese Spele gaan.Ons is soos broers en onder-steun mekaar. Dit was besonder spesiaal om

dié aankondiging saam met hulle te deel.”Volgens Crouse is dit die eerste keer dat ’n

rugby-sewestoernooi tydens die OlimpieseSpele aangebied word. “Dit maak dit meervan ’n besondere prestasie om een van 12skeidsregters wêreldwyd te wees, wat dievoorreg het om deel van die geskiedkundigegebeurtenis te wees.”Crouse is ’n bekendegesig opdie rugbyveld.

Van sy grootstewedstryde sluit in dieWêreld-reeks Sewestoernooi in Hong Kong waar hyvir die afgelope twee jaar plaatfinale blaas.Nóg ’n mylpaal wat hom na aan die hart lê,is sy eerste Curriebeker-wedstryd in 2014.Volgens Crouse, wat in ’n rugby-mal huis

grootgeword het, was hy altyd baie ernstigoor sy rugby en wou dit ver bring, maar hetnooit gedink dat dit sy loopbaan souword nie.Hy het tydens sy gr 11-skooljaar in 2000 by

die OP Rugby Skeidsregtersvereniging aan-gesluit. “Ekhet inmyeerste twee jaar baiemingeblaas, en het gedurende Desember-va-kan-sies by die JBay Touch-rugbytoernooie op die

hoofstrand in Jeffreysbaai die fluitjie geblaas.“My eerste volwaardige wedstryd as

skeidsregter was ’n onder/15C-wedstryd opdie Newton Technikon se velde.”Crouse vertel hy sal graag nog tydens Su-

per Rugby-wedstryde wil blaas, maar eersfokus hy op die sewestoernooi en die pad naRio de Janeiro. “Ek wil verseker dat al dieaspekte van my skeidsregterskap die heelbeste is.”Volgens Crouse is die heel moeilikste van sy

beroep om sy werk en gesin te balanseer.“Familie bly natuurlik die belangrikste,”

sê hy. “Ek sien die afgelope 30 maande diepragtigste damewatmy so goed ondersteun enmotiveer. Sy het ’n seun van vyf jaar, en ek het’n pragtige prinses-sie wat nege word.”As Coetzer nie ’n

skeidsregter wasnie, sou hy graag ’nprofessionele gholf-speler wou wees.

Oos-Kapenaar Ben Crouse is op ’n paneel van12 blasers wat die rugby-sewestoernooi van 9tot 11 Augustus sal behartig. FOTO:VERSKAF

The Sunridge Village Family Run/Walk will take to theroad in Port Elizabeth at 07:00 this Saturday.Being the 10th anniversary of this event, organised by

the Port Elizabeth Amateur Athletic Club and SunridgeVillage Shopping Centre, it promises to be the greatestfamily walk to date.A special 10th anniversary commemorativemedal will

be handed to the first 1 220 finishers in the 10km race,as well as the first 1 220 finishers in the 5km event.This special medal is designed to be used as a key ring.“We welcome the star runners from all over the East-

ern Cape,” says Les Barnes, President of PEAAC.“It is so encouraging to see the hundreds of primary

school runners and family participation at these events.”This will once again be a fun-filled family affair with fan-tastic hampers, lucky draws and some major prizes.

These include a R2 500 shopping experience from Sun-ridge SuperSpar, a major sponsor to the event.“Although an official EPAParticipatingRoadRunning

League event, it also caters for the whole family with dis-tances of both 5km and 10km,” says Suzanne Fincham,Centre Manager at Sunridge Village Shopping Centre.“The school with the most bulk entries in the 5km race

will earn themselves a R1000 prize, so we encourage allschools to participate and support the event. There is alsoa special prize for the companywith themost bulk entries”.Other fun category prizes include first Family Home,

Parent and Pram, Dad and Dog and Mom and Tot.)Entry forms are available at Brockett’sSports in Uiten-hage, as well as at all shops at Sunridge Village ShoppingCentre in Port Elizabeth. Entry forms can also be down-laoed at www.sunridgevillage.co.za.

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