Kouga Express 19 November 2015

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Geen elektrisiteit, badkamerdeure of skoontoilette vertel `n verhaal van ongekende ar-moede in Astonbaai se “wit plakkerskamp”waar vyf gesinne by die Astonbaai-karavaan-park “plak”. Onder die inwoners tel ’n be-jaarde visserman en jong kinders.Die gesinnne betaal hier R1 500 per maand

om te kan “plak” in huisies van plaat of tente– maar hul omstandighede word by die daghagliker.Hulle weier nou om ’n sent verder te betaal,

voor hul lewensomstandighede nie drastiesverbeter nie. Elektrisiteit is heel bo-aan hullys van noodsaaklikhede.

KoosLloyd enMoiraViljoen,wat onlangs hulintrek by die karavaanpark geneem het, staarnou uitsetting in die gesig na hulle namens dieinwoners teen die eienaar opgestaan het.“Tweewekena ons bynahardhandig uit die

karavaanpark verwyder is, word ons noukrimineel aangekla, omdat ons nie die huur-geld betaal nie: dit ten spyte daarvan dat nieeen van die ander inwoners hul huurgeld be-taal nie,” sê Viljoen.“Ons baklei nie nie vir onsself nie,maar vir

al diemense in die park, en onsmenswaardig-heid.”Volgens eienaar Robin Butler oortree Vil-

joen en Lloyd op sy eiendom. “Hulle het son-der enige vooraf reëlings opgedaag enhul tentopgeslaan,” sê Butler. “Toe ekmet hulle daar-oor praat, het hulle aggressief geraak en woumy aanrand. Dit is toe dat ek die saak aan diepolisie oorhandig het.“Hulle is soos mense wat op jou grasperk

komuitkamp het, en nouweier om pad te gee.Dié tweehet geen reg ombydie karavaanparkte wees nie. Hulle soek gratis verblyf en steldie ander inwoners wat ek probeer help, ingevaar. Ek het die kinders en hul ouers uitdie bosse en see gehaal en opgehef.”Die “wit plakkers”, so bestempel deur die

gemeenskap, het twee gemeenskaplike bad-kamers sonder enige elektrisiteit of gas virwarmwater. Hulle sukkel daagliks twee-tweeom hul eie gasbottels na die badkamers vir`n bietjie warm water te karwei – veral wan-

Dit gaanswaarmetdie ‘wit plakkers’neer die winterkoue nog byt. Gebreekte ven-sters, tientallle gate in die plafon, stortgor-dynewat aan flarde hang, en vervalle geriewemaak bad of stort ’n baie onaangename taak.Die mansbadkamer het nie ’n deur nie en

daar is net een toilet wat hulle kan gebruik.“Wat anders kan ons doen? Onsmóét was?’’

sê Viljoen.Asof dit nie erg genoeg is nie, is die paaie

in die karavaanpark vervalle en toegegroei enmoet hulle hul ‘tuiste’ met perde deel. “Onsis baie lief vir die perde, maar soms raak ditnet te veel -veral wanneer hul nuuskierigheidhulle tot binne die badkamers vat of hul ont-lastingdie terreinvol lê envlieë lok,” sêLloyd.Nóg ’n bron van kommer is ’n dam water

wat niemeer soos voorheen leeggepompwordnie, en nou die broeiplek van muskiete is.“Onsmag dalk armwees,maar ons is skoon

en het ons trots,” sê Moira. “Die eienaar vandie karavaanpark is besig om plakkers vanons te maak.”Volgens oud-visserman Johan Fourie (69),

wat al 12 jaar by die karavaanpark in ’n sink-huisiewoon, het hulle slegs inDesember kragwanneer al die vakansiegangers na die parkstroom, en die water word met tye afgesny.“Die park is baie netjies wanneer vakansie-

gangers hier is, maar die res van die jaar isdit ’n heel ander storie,” sê hy.“Die voortsukkel sonder krag is ons lot vir

die afgelope vier jaar, en die laaste paarmaan-de staan die gasbottels by die badkamers leeg.”Volgens Fourie, wat op die broodlyn lewe,

het inwoners eenparig besluit om hul maan-delikse huur te weerhou tot hulle weer per-manent krag het. “Ons almal is bereid om onshuurgeld te betaal as ons die nodige geriewehet. Die eienaar moet sy kant bring, dan salons ons kant bring,” sê hy.Volgens Butler het hy in Maart, vanjaar

R134 000 betaal om die elektrisiteit te laat aan-sit. “Die inwoners het daarna nog steeds niehul huurgeld betaal nie. Die elektrisiteitreke-ning beloop nou R30 000 en ek was genoodsaakop die krag weer eens te laat afskakel,” sê hy.“Siende hulle nie huur betaal nie, kan hulle

hul eie gemors skoonmaak.”Volgens Kouga-munisipaliteit woordvoer-

der, Laura-Leigh Randall, sal hul Omgewings-gesondheidsdepartement vandeesweek on-dersoek instel oor die toestande by die park.

Die mansbadkamer het nie ’n deurnie en daar is net een toilet wathulle kan gebruik.Die Astonbaaikaravaanpark is in ’n vervalle toestand.

Moira Viljoen en Koos Lloyd voor die die tent waarin hulle woon. FOTO’S:MONIQUE BASSON

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AFRIFORUM in Jeffreys Bay and the KougaMunicipality have joined hands in the waragainst potholes in the area.

According to municipal spokesperson,Mfundo Sobele, this partnership will speed uproad repairs in Jeffreys Bay, espeicallyaround residential areas, in time for the holi-day season.

“The organisation will bring in human re-sources in terms of labour and some equip-ment, while the municipality will provide thematerial,” says Sobele.

“The municipality welcomes contributionsby any organisation in carrying forward thework of making Kouga the best place to livein. We have in the past worked with the StFrancis Bay Residents Association on roadrepairs.”

According to Dolf Botha, AfriForum Jef-

freys Bay chairman, the projects kicked off inSeetuin Road and they are currently busy fix-ing the potholes in Leadwood Street. Fromthere, they will move towards Oribi Streetand then Akasia Street.

“We rely heavily on donations from thepublic to carry the work forward,” saysBotha.

For more information or donations, contactFrikkie Sutherland from AfriForum at 082 7301309 or send and email to [email protected].

Fixing the myriad of potholes in Jeffreys Bayarev(from left) Frikkie Sutherland (treasurer),Danie Fouche (secretary) and Dolf Botha(chairman) from AfriForum Jeffreys Bay, as wellas Danie Fouche and Lilly Snyder from KallieVervoer in Humansdorp.PHOTO:MONIQUE BASSON

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SHELL crafters from Jeffreys Bay are gearingup for a busy Festive Season. They have re-leased their first Christmas homeware anddecor collection, with the support of KougaMunicipality.

The Christmas Shell Collection consists ofwreathes, small Christmas trees and decora-tions, complemented by home decor items fitfor any occasion, from candleholders andbowels to placemats, tiebacks and servietteholders.

Gifts such as sandals, artfully decoratedwith shells, are also available.

All items are handmade by shell craftersfrom Jeffreys Bay and are on sale from theirstalls at the town’s main beachfront. Itemscan also be made to order.

The collection is the result of a 12-weektraining course hosted for local shell craftersby the municipality’s directorate for LocalEconomic Development, Tourism and Crea-tive Industries.

Kouga Executiuve Mayor Daphne Kettle-das said that shell craft was part of Kouga’sheritage but that interest in it has been dwin-dling, both among crafters and shoppers.

“This prompted the municipality to look atways to revive and promote shell craft,” shesaid. “Shell craft has been a source of incomefor many families, especially in Jeffreys Bay,and the skill has been passed on from genera-

tion to generation. We don’t want to lose sucha valuable piece of our heritage.”

The aim of the course was to help shell craft-ers design new products which would appealto the modern buyer. They were also takenthrough basic business guidelines on pricingand marketing their products effectively.

The course facilitator was Elaine Roos fromJeffreys Bay. She started with a group of 12crafters of whom six completed the course asa whole.

Among the participants were women whosenames are synonymous with the shell trade,including, Elsie Trompetter, a 66-year-oldgrandmother who depends on her shell in-come to help raise her four grandchildren.

Also in the groupwas Caroline Mintoor(56), whose mother,grandmother andgreat-grandmotherwere among the firstshell crafters of Jef-freys Bay. She hasfour sisters of whomthree also still make aliving from shells.

“My mother raisedus with shell money.She has become frailand it is now our turn

to look after her with the money we makefrom shells,” Caroline said.

While young blood is scarce in the craft, theparticipants included 22-year-old RochellePotgieter. She used to visit the beach with hergrandmother and fell in love with the diffe-rent shapes, sizes and colours of the shellsthey found there.

“The new designs we are working on havethe potential to attract young people to thecraft,” said 42-year-old Ann Titus, who alsocompleted the course. “Shell craft is no longerjust about making ornaments that gatherdust. The course has taught us to make itemsthat are both beautiful, functional and havemodern-day appeal.”

Sharon Rudolph, a 37-year-old mother ofthree, agrees that shell craft is evolving and thatyoung people can be inspired to participate.

“My 13-year-old daughter actually helpedme with some of these new designs,” shesaid.

She further believes that shell craft hasgreat therapeutic value, even if only practisedas a hobby.

“While you are putting together the shells,your mind is free to go wherever it wants to.It is a very relaxing pastime and unlocks one’screativity,” she said.

Dot Cappaert, a 71-year-old pensioner whorecently turned to shell craft to supplementher pension, completed the group.

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Shell Crafters: (font) Elsie Trompterrer, Caroline Mintoor, Dot Cappaert, (back) Rochelle Potgieter, Ann Titus and SharonRudolph are taking shell craft in a new direction with the release of their first Christmas Shell Collection.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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JEFFREYSBAAI se toerisme-handelsmerkmoet gebou word tot waar die dorp as diemees gesogte toerismebestemming in diewêreld beskou word.

Dit is die oogmerk vir toerismebemar-king van die nuwe voorsitter van die Jef-freysbaai Toerismeraad, Deon Freemantle.Volgens hom moet Jeffreysbaai “skaamte-loos” fokus opwat uniek, interessant en diemoeite werd is om in die dorp te besoek.Eerste in die pyplyn is die aanbring van

muurkuns wat die Kouga-streek en al dieaktiwiteite binne Jeffreysbaai en omlig-gende gebiede ten toon gaan stel.“Daar is reeds samesprekings met die

Kouga Plaaslike Toerismeraad om ’n jaar-likse toerismefees in Jeffreysbaai aan tebied,” sê Freemantle. Die fees sal fokus opalles wat plaaslike is - van besighede tothandgemaakte produkte.Inwoners en besoekers kan ook uitsien

na verskeie opwindende aktiwiteite ge-

durende die komende Desember-vakansie.“Dit is my visie om die samewerking tus-

sen die toerismeraad en plaaslike be-sighede te bevorder, asook omdie beeld vanJeffreysbaai as ’n vakansie- en familiedorpte verstewig,” sê Freemantle.“Die Jeffreysbaai Toerismeraad, ’n nie-

winsgewende organisasie, is daar om diegemeenskap te dien en sodoende meer toe-riste na die dorp te lok.”Huidiglik, is daar ’n gemiddeld van 20 be-

soekers per dag by die plaaslike toerisme-kantoor gedurende die stil tye, en tussen 30en 40 telefoniese navrae.Virmeer besonderhede, skakel Freeman-

tle by 042 293 1696 of stuur ’n epos na [email protected].

Die Jeffreysbaai Toerismeraad vir 2015/ 2016is Jacqui Bursey (kantoorbestuurder), ElmarieThomas (nuusbrief), Lorens Sampson (skakelbeampte), Deon Freemantle (voorsitter), Estelle deBeer (bemarking) en Marissa Meyer (finansies).

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Nuweraadolie ratte vir toerismeprojekte

THE prestigious Blue Flag went up again atKouga’s Dolphin Beach on Friday, giving thetourist spot another nod as part of the elitegroup of beaches.At the flag ceremony Kouga Executive

Mayor Daphne Kettledas thanked all stake-holders for the different roles they played inensuring the retention of the status.“It is our sincere hope that, going forward,

we will be able to work together even moreclosely to look after our beachfront as awhole. It is our greatest tourist attractionandkey in our efforts to growour local econo-my,” said Kettledas.DolphinBeach is oneof 24beaches inSouth

Africa to get the thumbs up for the 2015/16season, setting it apart as one of the few thatguarantee pristine waters for bathing, a safeenvironment for visitors andaccessible facil-ities for the disabled.Jakkie Pieters of the Association for the

Physically Disabled (APD) applauded Kougafor having one of themost accessible beachesin the country and local business for ever im-proving access for disabled communities.“JeffreysBay is alreadyaholidayand tour-

ist destination and it is up to us to keep thata reality for all communities. This does notalways require a lot of resources, but smallcollective contributions will bring us greatachievements,” he said.Social Services Portfolio Councillor Than-

deka Maseti said the Blue Flag status had al-so ensured creation of a number of jobs inensuring a safe environment around thebeach, with a beach coordinator, four by-lawenforcement officers and nine life-guards.“We, however, need to educate our commu-

nities and visitors about timeswhen it is safeto go out bathing in order to avoid drowningswhich happen, though rarely, after hours

when life guards have gone home,” Masetisaid.She also had a special word for the Depart-

ment of Environmental Affairs who hadfunded the employment of 41 EPWP workerson the Coast Care programme.Cape St Francis has also been awarded a

pilot status for the Blue Flag which, if it suc-ceeds, may see Kouga having two fullyfledged Blue Flag beaches by 2017.The Blue Flag season opened on 1 Novem-

ber this year and will run until April nextyear.

Blue Flag season officially opened

At the hoisting of the Blue Flag at DolphinBeach on Friday were (from left) Ward 7Councillor Bulelwa Koliti, Social ServicesPortfolio Councillor Thandeka Maseti, JakkiePieters from APD and his caregiver SonnyboyMahlangu, Executive Mayor Daphne Kettledasand Local Economic Development PortfolioCouncillor Phumzile Oliphant. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Friday the 13th lived up to its name for HoustonWilliams (29) from Pellsrus was arrested atapproximately 04:00 on charges such as dealingin mandrax and dagga, as well as the possessionof suspected stolen goods to the value of thousands of Rands. This follows after a three monthlong joint intelligence driven operation between thedetectives from the Jeffreys Bay Police Station,Crime Intelligence, the Humansdorp and PE K9units and the Public Order Police. Williamsappeared in the Humansdorp Magistrates Court onMonday. The case was postpone until November25. With some of the stolen goods are DetectiveWarrant Officer Bennett Atties. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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For more information, visit www.jeffreys-baybiblechurch.co.za. Alternatively, contactLiesel at 072 330 0388 or Willie at 081 270 9559.

JBay Bible Church to host awareness conference

IN celebration of Movember and men’shealth this month, Pathcare at PoliClinic inJeffreys Bay and Cansa encourage men tolook after their health and help reduce therisk of prostate cancer.

During November, Pathcare offers Pros-tate-specific-antigen (PSA) testing and occultblood tests at a reduced rate of R100 and R85respectively. This special is only valid if pay-ment is made on the day of visit.

Symptoms of Prostate Cancer. Difficulty passing urine. Difficulty in starting or stopping the uri-nary stream. A frequent need to urinate, especially atnight.Reducing the risk of Prostate Cancer. Annual screening after the age of 50. Family history of the disease, regularscreening after the age of 40.

For more information, contact Pathcare at042-2934125 or visit our lab at the Policlinicweekdays 08h00 – 17h00.

THE Jeffreys Bay Bible Church is set to hostthe IGo² Missions Conference at the NewtonHall from November 27 - 29.

The aim of the freemissions awarenessconference is to encourage and motivateChristians to make disciples of all na-tions.

The keynote speaker is the InternationalDirector of European Christian Missions(ECM), Dr.Vincent Price from Canada. He isa popular conference speaker and ministersall over the world.

The conference will address topics such asWhat is the true gospel? Ancestral worship,Islamvs. Jesus,ChildEvangelism, andMinis-tering to the Poor”.

Local ministries will display their workduring the course of the weekend.

Dr.Vincent Price and his wife Sandra.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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If a family member needs blood, the lastthing youwant to hear is that there is a crit-

ical blood shortage.

There is no factory that produces blood andyet people pay very little attention to the bigdifference they are able to make by donatingblood.

Theabove facts arewhatmotivated the fam-ily of formerMiss Port Elizabeth, Bianca-AnnHarper Agherdien who passed-away last No-vember after a tragic motor accident, to starta blood drive in honour of Bianca.

She received 39 units of blood following atragic car accident.

At the time of Bianca’s accident, SANBSimposed cut backs as a result of very lowblood stocks and her family is determined toassist SANBS this festive season in support

of other blood recipients and their families,to prevent another shortage.The Bianca-Anne Harper Agherdien Blood

Drive entails the following:A mobile blood drive at The Bridge from 1

to 16December (Game foyer);KlinicareUiten-hage blooddrive onDecember 11th from12:00-19:00; Walker Drive, Kenako Mall & TheBridge blood drives on December 16th; Klini-care Despatch blood drive on December 22ndfrom 11:00 to 18:00.“South Africa is saddled with a high acci-

dent rate, an increasing number of illegaldrivers on the roads and traffic law enforce-ment that needs to be more efficient,” saidDenzyl Harper, Bianca’s father.“Bianca loved people. We want to keep her

legacy alive and to give meaning to the blooddrive.“Our message to the people is, if you want

to see change, be it!”

It’s not just blood - it’s life ..

Marvin Holmes, a friend of Bianca, with her parents Denzyl and Patty Harper holding a laptopwith a photo of Bianca HarperAgherdien and on the right is her husband Anver Agherdien.

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Aspirant kandidaat reik uit na gemeenskap

Aspirant DA kandidaat, Gerald Prinsloo (links) het onlangs met die hulp van plaaslike borge eninwoners die huis van Julianna Plaatjies in Pellsrus, Jeffreysbaai opgeknap. Plaatjies is werklooshet het vier kinders. FOTO:ANTHONY AUGUSTUS

InFood celebrates 9th birthday

InFood Bakery and Restaurant in Jeffreys Bay celebrated their 9th birthday this weekend.At the helm of the successful bakery and restaurant is owner Jayne Davies (right). Enjoyingthe celebrations with her, is her mother Maureen Wessels. PHOTO:SUPPLIED


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THE Kouga Express is once again looking for a baby tograce the front page of the last edition of the year – theChristmas edition on Thursday, December 17.

The annual Kouga Express Christmas Baby Competi-tion is aimed at making the day special for babies whoare celebrating their first Christmas.Apart from the honour of gracing our last front page

of the year, the winning baby will also receive a photoshoot and images from Beautique Photography in Jef-freys Bay.That is not all. The winner will receive a set of three

Babe-Eeze teething necklaces valued at R500, as well asone pack of 8-Trek all purpose ointment. Thewinnerwill,furthermore, crawl away with an ÉFA Bamboo Nappieshamper.The two runners-upwill each receive a set of two Babe-

Eeze teething necklaces valued at R250 and one pack of8-Trek all purpose ointment.This year, parents must enter their babies via our so-

cialmedia platforms. There are three platforms to choosefrom.

FacebookAt the top of our Facebook page, Kouga Express Newspa-per, click on the Christmas Baby tab, whichwill take youto the entry formwhereyoucanuploadyourbaby’s photoand enter all the details. You need to enter from a compu-ter or laptop, because cell phone entries do not work.

Twitter - @KougaExpressSubmit your photo via Twitter; include all the necessaryinfo and then tag @KougaExpress and #KougaChrist-masBaby.

Instagram – ep_media241) Follow us on Instagram2) Upload your photo and include all the necessary info.3) Include #KougaChristmasBaby in your post.Only online entries will be accepted this year – no pho-

tos may be emailed, posted or dropped off at our office.

The following information must be included:. Name and surname of the baby. Date of birth (eg: 2015-10-30). Gender. Town you live inEntries, which do not have this information, will not

be considered.How the competition will workThe closing date for entries is on Sunday, November

29 at 16:00.Entry photos need not have a Christmas theme, and

baby’s face must be clearly visible. Only babies living inthe Kouga and Koukamma regions are allowed to enter.All the rules of the competition can be viewed on our

Facebook page or our website at www.kouga-ex-press.co.za.The top 10 finalists will be announced on our Facebook

page and in the Kouga Express newspaper on Thursday,December 3.Thewinner of the competitionwill be re-photographed

by Beautique Photography and must be available be-tween December 5 and 10 for the photo session.) The entries receivedwill be published on our facebookpage in photo galleries.

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St Francis College talent competition, gave a display ofhis skills with hula hoops.The morning’s fun ended with each child receiving a

delicious cup cake before returning to class.“All of us at the Haven would like to give a big thank

you to St Francis College Grade 6, Mrs Hempel and toDr Jones for giving up his time to come and talk aboutthis very important subject to our young learners. Hope-fully they will all remember this day for a long time tocome,” says Lesley Moore, Haven administrator.

St Francis College brings dental care to children’s haven

Talhado Children’s Haven learner RobinLee Titus is delightedwith her gift of a toothbrush with toothpaste from St FrancisCollege Grade 6 learner Nicole Kaunda PHOTO:LYN AITKEN

LYN AITKEN

THE children of Talhado Children’s Haven in Sea Vistawere treated to a most unusual event on November 12when local dentist, Dr. Michael Jones, arrived withGrade 6 learners from St Francis College to talk to themabout dental health care.

The event was the brain child of the college’s Grade6 learners and their history teacher, Cathryn Hempel.“We are currently studying democracy, including chil-dren’s rights and their right to free health care, and withthis in mind, the class raised enough money to purchaseeach child at the Haven a toothbrush and a tube of tooth-paste. We’ve come here today to hand these to the chil-dren and to give them the opportunity to learn from DrJones on how to care for their teeth,” says Hempel.“In addition, the Rotary Satellite Club of St Francis

heard about the initiative and felt it wasworthy of supportwith a donation of R1 000 to boost the funds,” she says.The children sat engrossed while Dr. Jones demon-

strated how to properly clean teeth and use dental floss.He first spoke in Afrikaans, and the message was inter-preted by a Xhosa translater, Grade 00 XhosaMontessoriteacher, Loreka Coetser. Both groups of children sangschool songs for each other as well as the National an-them, but the highlight of the entertainment came whenyoung Josh Robson who only the day before had won the


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IN dieselfde week wat St. Francisbaai se ver-woestende brande van drie jaar gelede ont-hou word, is opleiding vir ’n geïntegreerderampplan in dié kusdorp deur rolspelers im-plementeer.

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DOWN SYNDROMEMoms, dads and carers of kids with DownSyndrome are asked to contact Elzeth at 073425 2406. She would like to establish aSaturday morning coffee get-together.

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IGO MISSIONS CONFERENCEThe Jeffreys Bay Bible Church will host a freeMissions Conference at the Newton Hall fromNovember 27 - 29. The speaker is VincentPrice. Contact Liesel at 072 330 0388 orvisit www.jeffreysbaybiblechurch.co.za.

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TheCouncil reserves the right toacceptany tenderand,orpartthereof, appointmore thanonecontractor, anddoesnotbind itselftoaccept the lowest orany tender. TheCouncil reserves the right toappointanycontractor.

Thevalidityperiod for submissionmustbe120days from theclosingdate.

Any information regarding this tender can be obtained from Mr. F.Tamboerat 0422008 382or 073 0853756or [email protected]

Completed documents in a sealed envelope endorsed “

, must be placed in the

Tender Box at 33 DaGama Road,

Jeffreys Bayonorbefore

P.O. Box 21

6330

Thursday, 26

November 2015, 09:00am in St Francis Bay Council Chambers,

11h00am in Humansdorp Municipal Council Chamber Du Plessis

Street and 14h00pm in Jeffreys Bay Newton Hall.

:

SANAS

No B-BBEE Status Level VerificationCertificate-

Nopoints tobeclaimed (updated regulationsapplies).

It is the ServiceProvider's responsibility toensure that their bid is

deposited in thecorrect tenderbox.Nobiddocumentdeliveredat

anyother venueor tenderbox than thementionedonewill be

considered.

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in the foyer of theMunicipal Offices

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JEFFREYSBAAI & HUMANSDORP

VEILINGVAN BESIGHEIDSPERSELE ENWOONHUIS

DINSDAG: 22 DESEMBER 2015In opdrag van ons gewaadeerde kliënt Deon Bezuidenhout

bied ons die volgende waardevolle persele en besighede aan:Om 11:00 op die perseel: Erf No. 154,

Jeffreysbaai Str 2, bekend as Jeffreysbaai MotorsHoogs winsgewende besigheid word verkoop as ‘n inkomstegewende Lopende saakbestaande uit petrol pompe; gerieflikheidswinkel; drankwinkel en 3 persele wat

verhuur word. Syfers beskikbaar op aanvraag.

Om 12:00 op die perseel: Erf 1748,WonderboomStr 30, Wavecrest.5 slaapkamer woonhuis met 4 badkamers; kombuis en 4 woonvertrekke.

Braai-area en woonvertrekke bo met pragtige seeuitsigte. Besigtiging per afspraak.

Om 13:00 op die perseel: Erf 2407, Voortrekkerweg 4, HumansdorpBesigheid bekend as HENDEN bestaande uit wegneem-etes; restaurant; bottelstoor en

7 dobbelmasjiene. Syfers beskikbaar op aanvraag.

Veilingsvoorwaardes:10% Deposito betaalbaar op toeslaan van die bod. Balans bewaarborg binne30 dae na veiling.14 Dae vir bekragtiging deur Verkoper weens vakansiedae.

Afslaer: Renier Zietsman: 082 491 5182

Wes- & Oos-Kaap

KOUGA EXPRESS | THURSDAY 19 NOVEMBER 2015 CLASSIFIED 11

The Co-operative, with its head office in Humansdorp, is in close proximityto popular beach resorts such as Jeffreys Bay and St Francis Bay and islocated 100km from Port Elizabeth. The areas we serve include, amongstothers, the mecca of milk production, citrus fruit and fresh producefarming activities in East London, Bathurst, Qamata, the Fish River Valley,Tsitsikamma and Langkloof areas, as well as the Gamtoos River Valley andSundays River Valley.

www.humanjobs.co.za Human Communications C122917

Petrol AttendantCBF Humansdorp Filling Station

This position reports to the Administrative Clerk.Requirements: • Grade 10 (Std 8) academic qualification or National Certificate: Service Station Operator NQF Level 2 willbe in favour of the applicant • Ample knowledge of and experience in the sale of petrol and related products as well as theapplication of prescribed control measures • Knowledge of and experience in receiving and issuing stock and using stockcontrol measures • Good knowledge of and experience in handling of cash/card and account transactions • Always portraya positive and friendly attitude towards all customers • Possess the ability to act with tact and good customer service• Demonstrate understanding of the importance of the application of good housekeeping practices and security measures• Friendliness • Integrity and sense of responsibility • Interpersonal and communication skills • Team player • Conflicthandling and problem-solving skills.

Candidates who meet the requirements are encouraged to send a complete CV and cover letter and copies ofqualifications to: The Human Resources Manager, PO Box 27, Humansdorp 6300, e-mail: [email protected] orfax: 086 666 1322. Tel. (042) 007-0012Closing date: 24 November 2015If you have not been contacted by 27 November 2015, please accept that your application was unsuccessful

VACANCY

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 followingposition:

Finance and Corporate ServicesSENIOR MANAGER: FINANCE - TK 16

Permanent Position • Basic Salary: R403 474 - R523 733 per annumAs head of the Budget and Treasury Office, the Manager: Finance, reports directly to the Director: Finance andCorporate Services who is also the Chief Financial Officer.

REQUIREMENTS: •A Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or equivalent •A minimum of 7 years experience ofwhich 2 years must be at supervisory level •Ability to meet requirements of the regulations that prescribe theminimum competency standards for Senior Financial Officers (CPMD) •Extensive experience in financial andgeneral management in Local Government •Knowledge of and experience in the principles of good corporategovernance and compliance as well as policy formulation and implementation •Apply risk managementmethodologies and ensure effective internal audit services •Practical understanding of the Constitutional,Legislative and Policy Frameworks governing the local government sphere •High-level computer literacy withExcel Advanced as a minimum •A valid driver’s licence.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: •Preparing and implementing budget and MTI and EF in terms of the MFMA andNational Treasury Guidelines •Monitoring and controlling of Proper Financial Systems •Preparation of theAnnual Financial Statements in accordance with GRAP and other relevant accounting standards with legislatedtime frames •Cash and Investment Management •Billing processes and revenue collection •Implementing,monitoring and maintenance of asset registers and municipal wide internal control systems •Providing supportto the Chief Financial Officer for the day to day financial management of the municipality •Advising managersand employees in terms of budgeting, accounting, analysis, financial reporting, cash management and debtmanagement •Preparing and submitting in-year reports to the Executive Mayor, Provincial and NationalDepartments as prescribed by various legislations •Responsible for budgetary controls and monitoring ofspending patterns and generation of income in terms of the approved SDBIP and all Supply Chain Managementprocesses •Responsible for the management of the ICT resources and the financial management system•Management of the payroll system •Enhance the audit process to optimum capacity liaising with the Auditor-General’s audit team •Manage the Supply Chain Management functions •Responsible for implementingPerformance Management System in the Budget and Treasury Office.

CLOSING DATE: THURSDAY, 3 DECEMBER 2015

Application forms are obtainable from the CORPORATE SERVICES section or contact extension 041 5087001/7044 for further information. Applications containing a detailed Curriculum Vitae with certified copies ofqualifications must be lodged to the CORPORATE SERVICES section in an envelope marked “CONFIDENTIAL”and stating the position applied for. Alternatively from the Security Foyer – Standard Bank Building, 32 GovanMbeki Avenue, Port Elizabeth, 6000. These application forms can also be downloaded from the Council’swebsite: http:/www.sarahbaartman.co.za/

The District Municipality does not inform applicants who are unsuccessful in their application forvacancies. Applicants not contacted within six weeks of the closing date may safely assume that theirapplications were not successful. The Council nevertheless appreciates the interest shown in the DistrictMunicipality.

SBDM draws the attention of all interested applicants to its decision to relocate its Head Offices inKirkwood and further confirms that the relocation process will take place in the near future.

Sarah Baartman District Municipality is committed to practices that redress past imbalances in respect of race,gender, creed and disability and furthermore invites applications from the designated groups. This positiontargets specifically the Indian/Coloured Male/Female groups but other applicants from the designated and non-designated groups are not discouraged to apply.

NOTICE NO. 46 OF 2015

MR D.M. PILLAY, MUNICIPAL MANAGER - SARAH BAARTMAN DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY

Woodridge elects leaders for 2016

Woodridge College Student Executive board for 2016 are Regan van As (head of MatoposResidence), Nikita Meyer (head of day scholars), Barry Small (head boy), Chloe Kotze (head ofday scholars), Simon Crane (headmaster), Amelia Hanegraaf (head of Founders Residence), DemiPuttergill (head girl), Gareth Bekker (head of Kohler Residence), Lauren Hutten (deputy head girl)and David Spanjaard (deputy head boy). PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Interacters give back

Interacters from NicoMalan High Schoolonce again acceptedthe challenge to pledgegift boxes to theSanta’s ShoeboxProject. Our boardmembers donatedseven boxes to thiswonderful cause. Wehope to make this astanding project at theInteract and to getmore learners todonate boxes in thefuture. In the photo isRosie Loots handingover the donatedboxes. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Michell swemmedaljes los

Graad 8 Nico Malanleerder het verledenaweek aan die Frieda Barnard Gala deelgeneem en die volgende medaljes huis toe gebring:400m vryslag – silwer, 100m vlinderslag brons, aflos 200m medley – goud, aflos 200mvryslag – silwer. FOTO:VERSKAF

Moeniemet haar redeneer nie

Karla Bower (graad 9Nico Malanner) het dieOosKaap in die Nasionale Radikale Redenaarsfees in Pretoria verteenwoordig. Haaronderwerp was Goeie maniere ly nie noodwendig tot sukses nie! Nagenoeg 25 284redenaars het landwyd deelgeneem waarvan15 na die finale rondte deurgedring het. Karlahet ’n derde plek behaal met 94% vir Redenaars asook ‘n 4de plek vir Prosa met 93%.FOTO:VERSKAF

Asemahle Qwazi from KareedouwPrimary School recently participated inthe Grade 3 Isixhosa Spelling Bee inJoubertina where she claimed the firstplace. She placed sixth in the districtcompetition held in Uitenhage.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Learner excels inspelling bee

Ekspo-gangers wenmet Rugby-bal-val

Gedurende die Gamtoos Ekspo het daar ‘n RugbyBalVal kompetisie plaasgevind waarvoor dieleerders van Laerskool Gamtoosvallei kaartjies moes verkoop. Daar was pryse op die spel vir dieklasse en die leerders wat die meeste verkoop het. Die wenners, met die organiseerders is (agter)Jeanita Bezuidenhout (organiseerder), Kanja Ludwig (Peuters), Pauline Martin (1ste plek), Liesl leRoux (Graad 2), Willie Badenhorst (Graad 5), (voor) Alet Bezuidenhout (2de plek), Amy Wilson (3deplek) en Braam Colesky (2de plek deel). FOTO:VERSKAF

SportSport Kouga Express 12Thursday 19 November 2015

THE annual JBay Winterfest will take placefrom 6 - 17 July 6 - 17 next year and it promisesto be even bigger and better than last year.

Visitors from all over South Africa, as wellas international tourists flock to Jeffreys Bayevery winter to take part in some of the eventson offer during theWinterfest, or to chill on thebeach andwatch the world’s best surfers battleit out at Supertubes during the JBay Open.Locals will be hoping that South African

Jordy Smith will be fit and hungry to regainthe JBay Open title, after suffering from inju-ry in the 2015 event.“The JBU Supertrial will take place prior

to the JBayOpen andwewill give an opportu-nity to a South African surfer to win a wild-card into themain event,” says organiserKof-fie Jacobs.Last year JBay local Dylan Lightfoot won

the Supertrial and came up against formida-ble opponents in Kelly Slater and Gabriel

Medina. This year,Durbanbased surfer SladePrestwich won the Supertrial.“It would be an honour to be invited to com-

pete in the JBU Supertrial again and have an-other crack at taking on the world’s best sur-fers at Supertubes, which is my homebreak,”said Dylan Lightfoot, who will be leaving forHawaii shortly to tame the beast that is Pipe-line in the Volcom Pipe Pro.Most of the events from this year have been

confirmed for the JBayWinterfest ‘16with tri-

al running, mountain biking, cold waterswimming, fishing, Oakley X-Over, juniorsurf event and a Funduro all part of the mixonce again.There will be plenty of live music to enter-

tain visitors in the evening after a hard day’ssurfing or competing in one of the numerousevents on offer.Accommodation bookings can be made

through Jeffreys Bay Tourism and they canbe contactedviawww.jeffreysbaytourism.org

Dates for JBayWinterfest 2016announced

13, 2013, some 2 083 different runners havecompleted 12 165 runs covering a total dis-tance of 60 825km. St Francis parkrun is apopular venue for parkrun tourists, andlarge crowds are expected over the comingholiday season.On Saturday Tim Briscoe (VM65-69) was

first over the line in 19:16, followed by JannieVenter (VM35-39) of Jeffreys Bay AC in 19:36and in third placewas FelixMuchika (VM60-64) in 21:14.SurethaVerwey (VW45-49), also of Jeffreys

Bay AC was the first lady home (4th overall)in 21:46, followed by Stephanie Arndt (VW50-54) in 22:45 and Sanet Du Toit (VW40-44) (Un-attached) third in 24:06.St Francis parkrun is aweekly 5km, timed,

free andopen toall runorwalkat theStFran-cis Links at 08:00 on Saturdays.

Great achievement for veteran parkrunner

Mike Morrison and Felix Muchika brought Peter Bosman in for his 50th run.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Oval track race action this weekend

Seen in action is Cathy Whittle, participating in the Modified V8 Class.PHOTO:PETER HENNING

THE PE Oval Track Raceway will hosttheir final club race event for the year attheir race track in Mission Road, Green-bushes on November 21.Competitors will have their last chance

to score points for the season in all theclasses, ranging from Beginners to Modi-fied V8. In December, the club will host aholiday gun event to end off the season.Racing will start at 18h00.

Avariety of refreshment stallswill be lo-cated around the circuit.The entrance fee is R50 for adults and

R20 for children under 12. Spectators arewelcome to park around the circuit at noextra charge and there are excellent van-tage points fromwhich fans can watch theracing in the comfort of their cars protect-ed from the weather conditions.Contact Karen at 082 605 3455.

ESTI STEWART

ON November 14, St Francis resident PeterBosman (86) became one of the oldest park-run participants in SouthAfrica to finish his50th parkrun, earning his red 50 shirt. Whatmakes this achievementmorenoteworthy, isthat his personal best time for the 5km eventis 45 minutes and 38 seconds.

Bosman did his first 5km in 2013 in a timeof 1 hour 7 minutes, and gradually improvedhis time from week to week. He is the 36thSt Francis parkrunner to have joined Club50 (50 parkruns).Two members, Pam Stark and Felix Mu-

chika, recently joinedClub 100 after complet-ing 100 parkruns.Since St Francis parkrun started on July

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