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EDITOR: MONIQUE BASSON THURSDAY February 4, 2016 | 0 042 293 2973 | E-mail [email protected] | www.kougaexpress.co.za 20 000 COPIES WEEKLY KOUGA THE ULTIMATE CRIME BARRIER JEFFREYS BAY 042 293 2613 Rapporteer Waterlekke 042 2910250 Ambulance 10177 Police 10111 Relocate: 73 Da Gama Street, Jeffreys Bay X1R2BU75-040216-KG-mfestr-water HOUSEHOLD OR COMMERCIAL SECURE SHORT & LONG TERM STORAGE STORE - IT Small or large spaces available. Contact us to discuss your storage needs. SEAVIEW CENTRE • ST FRANCIS STREET, JEFFREYS BAY 074 659 6833 • [email protected] 6 m² @ R615 incl, 9 m² @ R795 incl, 12 m² @ R958 incl, 18 m² @ R1 231 incl X1R2GRAH-040216-KG-bhbhen-card R 499 00 EACH R 799 00 EACH SPECIALS VALID FROM 4 to 13 of February th th R 109 00 EACH R 729 00 EACH Wheelbarrow Poly Lasher 70L 1074167 Ladder 6 step 1,8m ISL 1154943 Crackfiller 10kg Powafix 1016133 Shutterply 18mm 1220 x 2440 1090800 Plascon Polvin White 20l 1000487 R 339 00 EACH X1R2NBX5-040216-KG-bhestr-buco X1R2REUR-040216-KG-mgestr-viswijf de venue de vine de view E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.deviswijf.co.za Saturday Evening 13 February 2016 Saturday Evening 13 February 2016 EARLY VALENTINE EARLY VALENTINE Bookings essential Date to Diarise Date to Diarise Tel: 042 293 3921 | Cell: 082 897 7301 | 55 Diaz Road, Jeffreys Bay, 6330 R Re es st ta au ur ra an nt t J Je ef ff fr re ey ys s B Ba ay y R Re es st ta au ur ra an nt t J Je ef ff fr re ey ys s B Ba ay y CLOSED ON SUNDAYS Q UICK thinking by one of Jeffreys Bay’s councillors ensured that a fire threat- ening a wooden shack in Pellsrus was extinguished before the structure went up in flames. At approximately 11:00 on Saturday morn- ing a fire broke out on an overgrown plot in Haring Street. The fire, fanned by a light east- erly wind, started moving towards a wooden shack on the adjoining plot. “The fire kept getting bigger and bigger and moving towards my house,” says Kholiswe Mwezeni. “My neighbour and I tried to put out the fire by throwing buckets of water on it, but the fire just carried on coming towards my house with my children still inside. “I was getting very worried when suddenly councillor Brenton Williams arrived and start- ed helping me by carrying the buckets of water over the fence and pouring it on the fire.” According to Mwezeni, Williams roped in the help of the neighbours in Tuna Street to fill up buckets with water and help him fight the fire. Just as the fire reached the grass in her front garden, the Fire Department arrived and extinguished the fire. According to Williams, he was driving near A fire that broke out on an overgrown plot in Haring Street in Pellsrus, threatened to engulf the home of Kholiswe Mwezine. Here she looks at just how close the fire came to her house. PHOTO:SUPPLIED the Ocean View traffic circle when he noticed a huge plume of smoke coming from Pellsrus. Realising the fire must be close to the hou- ses, he immediately drove through Pellrus until he located the fire. “It was clear that the fire was literally mi- nutes away from reaching the wooden shack and we needed to pour water on it just to con- tain it,” says Williams. “I phoned the Kouga Emergency number but couldn’t get through. I then phoned Mari Du Toit, who in turn contacted the Jeffreys Bay Fire Department who were quickly on the scene and extinguished the fire before it could damage any property. “Thank you to the community who helped to fight the fire, as well as the municipal offi- cials who all helped to prevent a disaster.” Grade 3 Makukanye Primary School learner Cwenga Mwenzi, who was in his house and watching the fire getting closer, says: “I was very scared that our house was going to burn down. All my school books would have been lost. Fortunately, the coun- cillor saved our house. “When I finish school I also want to become a councillor or fireman so that I can save other children’s houses.” THE Department of Education has made good on its promise to fill all senior positions at the Jeffreys Bay Comprehensive High School by February. The deputy principal and two Heads of De- partments (HoDs) started their tenure at the school this week, bringing the total teaching staff at the new school to 18. Sipho Miggels, Chief Education Specialist for Human Resource Development and Labour Relations for the Department of Education in the Uitenhage District, said the Department was serious about making the school work. “Schools of this size usually don’t have deputy principals, but an exception was made in this case to help the school over- come any teething problems,” he said. He said good progress had also been made to obtain textbooks. Continued on page 7 Appointments restore confidence in J-Bay High Schoo l Councillor help saves resident’s home

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EDITOR: MONIQUE BASSONTHURSDAY February 4, 2016 | 0 042 293 2973 | E­mail [email protected] | www.kougaexpress.co.za

20 000 COPIES WEEKLY

KOUGA

THE ULTIMATE CRIME BARRIER

JEFFREYS BAY 042 293 2613

Rapporteer Waterlekke 042 2910250 Ambulance 10177 Police 10111Relocate: 73 Da Gama Street, Jeffreys Bay

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Date to DiariseDate to Diarise

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CLOSED ON SUNDAYS

QUICK thinking byone of JeffreysBay’scouncillors ensured that a fire threat-ening a wooden shack in Pellsrus wasextinguished before the structure

went up in flames.

At approximately 11:00 on Saturday morn-ing a fire broke out on an overgrown plot inHaring Street. The fire, fanned by a light east-erly wind, started moving towards a woodenshack on the adjoining plot.“The fire kept getting bigger and bigger and

moving towards my house,” says KholisweMwezeni. “My neighbour and I tried to putout the fire by throwing buckets of water onit, but the fire just carried on coming towardsmy house with my children still inside.“I was getting very worried when suddenly

councillorBrentonWilliamsarrivedand start-ed helpingme by carrying the buckets of waterover the fence and pouring it on the fire.”According toMwezeni,Williams roped in the

help of the neighbours in Tuna Street to fill upbuckets with water and help him fight the fire.Just as the fire reached the grass in her

front garden, the Fire Department arrivedand extinguished the fire.According toWilliams, hewas driving near

A fire that broke out on an overgrown plot in Haring Street in Pellsrus, threatened to engulf thehome of Kholiswe Mwezine. Here she looks at just how close the fire came to her house.

PHOTO:SUPPLIED

the Ocean View traffic circle when he noticeda huge plume of smoke coming from Pellsrus.Realising the fire must be close to the hou-

ses, he immediately drove through Pellrusuntil he located the fire.“It was clear that the fire was literally mi-

nutes away from reaching the wooden shackand we needed to pour water on it just to con-tain it,” says Williams.“I phoned the Kouga Emergency number

but couldn’t get through. I then phoned MariDu Toit, who in turn contacted the JeffreysBayFireDepartmentwhowerequickly on thescene and extinguished the fire before it coulddamage any property.“Thank you to the community who helped

to fight the fire, as well as the municipal offi-cials who all helped to prevent a disaster.”Grade 3 Makukanye Primary School

learner Cwenga Mwenzi, who was in hishouse and watching the fire getting closer,says: “I was very scared that our house wasgoing to burn down. All my school bookswould have been lost. Fortunately, the coun-cillor saved our house.“When I finish school I also want to become

a councillor or fireman so that I can saveother children’s houses.”

THE Department of Education has madegoodon its promise to fill all seniorpositionsat the Jeffreys Bay Comprehensive HighSchool by February.The deputy principal and twoHeads of De-

partments (HoDs) started their tenure at theschool thisweek, bringing the total teachingstaff at the new school to 18.Sipho Miggels, Chief Education Specialist

forHumanResourceDevelopment andLabour

Relations for the Department of Education inthe Uitenhage District, said the Departmentwas serious about making the school work.“Schools of this size usually don’t have

deputy principals, but an exception was

made in this case to help the school over-come any teething problems,” he said.He said good progress had also beenmade

to obtain textbooks.Continued on page 7

Appointments restore confidence in J­BayHigh School

Councillorhelp saves resident’s home

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ONE of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipali-ty’s most experienced bean counters recentlytook over the financial reins of the Kouga Lo-cal Municipality.Drawing from more than 30 years of work-

ing experience, of which more than 18 yearswere at a senior financial management level,Selwyn Thys (52) is looking forward to con-tributing towards the financial stability ofthe Kouga Municipality for the next sevenyears.He officially took over the reins as Kouga’s

Chief Financial Officer (CFO) on December1, 2015 - the same day as his 25th wedding an-niversary.After obtaining his BCom (Accounting) de-

gree in 1985, Thys soon climb the corporateladder to become an accountant, senior ac-countant and chief accountant. In 1997 he

TopBayofficial joinsKougaasCFO

Selwyn Thys took over the financial reins of theKouga Local Municipality on December 1, 2015.

PHOTO:MONIQUE BASSON

Woodlands Dairy hetVrydag skoolklere en-skoene ter waarde vanR22 000 aan dieKinderwelsyn inHumansdorp oorhandig.Carmelia Miles (tweedelinks) en Pep Stores-be-stuurder Yolanda Marks(regs) gee die skenkingaan maatskaplikehulpwerker SamanthaLinden, studenthulpwerker MeganPlaatjies en ondervoor-sitter Susan Mclean.FOTO:VERSKAF

BEFAAMDE sanger MANUEL ESCORCIOen Belia Lourens hou op Sondag, 7 Februarie`n heling-sangdiens by die NG Kerk op Jou-bertina.Tydens die diens gaan Escorcio gesels oor

die pyn en verlies van ouers wat hul kindersaan die dood afgestaan het. Hulle gaan ookjuig oor die opstanding uit die dood. Die temavan die diens volg naEttienneKritzinger (28)

– die seun van Braam en Elmarie Kritzingervan Joubertina – vroeër vanjaar in `n motor-ongeluk gesterf het. Escorcio se eie seun isook op die ouderdom van 28 oorlede.Almal is welkom om die diens om 09:30 by

te woon. Toegang is gratis. ’n Kollekte wordten bate van vroeë kinderontwikkeling in dieLangkloof opgeneem. Vir meer inligting,skakel dr. André Oosthuizen by 082 773 0313.

Manuel Escorcio en Belia Lourens besoek die Langkloof

Kinderwelsyn ontvang skoolskoene en ­klere

managed theAudit ServiceDepartment at theNelson Mandela Bay Municipality before hewas appointed as the Deputy City Treasurerin the Treasury Department in 1998.In 2003 he was appointed Director of Budget

andFinancial Accounting and acted asActingChief Financial Officer from 2007 to 2015 be-fore returning to his home town, Jeffreys Bay.According toThys, he is taking over asCFO

at a good time. “The Kouga Municipality iscurrently in a stable position. Although theyface some challenges, they can only go for-ward from here, given the combined experi-ence, expertise and leadershipwithin themu-nicipality,” says Thys.His key objectives as CFO are to further

strengthen the financial position of themunici-pality and to achieve a clean audit, as well asto builD strong leadership within the political

and administration sectors of themunicipality.According toThys,workingasActingChief

Financial Officer in Port Elizabeth he had theopportunity to interact and establish good re-lationshipswithNational Treasury - relation-ships which can be exploited to benefit the lo-cal municipality.

.TheMunicipal Budget and Reporting Regu-lations stipulate that the adjustment budgetof a municipality must be tabled to Councilby no later than February 28. At the KougaMunicipality it has been tradition to table theadjustment budget at the end of January.However, it was decided to break away fromthis tradition to give the new CFO more timeto interrogate the budget.The 2015/ 2016 adjustment budget is sche-

duled to be tabled to Council on February 23.

MONIQUE BASSON

HIER pryk die trotse Plymouth-wieldop wateens in die Groot Depressie van 1940 - 1950 tal-le kilometers op ’n stowwerige grondpad afge-lê het.

’nEntjie verder flankeer ’n 1949-DeSotometjou. Danwink ’n Studebaker, Dodge,Mercuryen Six-Packard jou nader - en jy weet jy is in’n wieldop-paradys.Hoe anders met nagenoeg 400 klassieke

(wieldop)skoonhede onder een dak?Elk het ’neie storie.As jy die Winery@62 op Joubertina betree,

speel Suid-Afrika se wieldopgeskiedenis vandie laat 1940’s tot die 1980’s voor jou af. Dit iswel nie so bekend en indrukwekkend soos hul‘grootboet’, die motor self nie, maar dié blinkdoppe hou ’n bekoring van hul eie in.Daar is heelwat spogdoppe van Mercedes-

Benze, Chevrolets, Volkswagens, Fords en an-der fabrikate - elk ’n glorieryke pronkstuk van

weleer. Hier is wieldoppe na elkeen se hart.Dié blinkes laat menigte inwoners en be-

soekers in hul spoor vassteek om ’n onbe-plande draai by die Winery@62 te maak, wateintlik meestal wyn verkoop.“Hier is al die ‘doppe’ te koop, maar net nie

diewieldoppe nie,” sê eienaarGideonMartin-son laggend.VolgensMartinsonhet hulle die oorspronk-

like versameling bekom toe dieKloofHotel opJoubertina op 14 Februarie 2003 verkoop is.Die 404 wieldoppe het teen die hotelkroeg semure gepryk. “Ons wil graag die doppe in diekloof hou; hier waar hulle hoort,” sê hy.Benewens die wieldoppe, pronk ’n ligpers

1958 Vespa windmakerig in die winkel. Mar-tinson verseker dat die Vespa nog ry.Of jy nou ’n motorliefhebber is of nie, as jy

Roete 62 deur die Langkloof aanpak, maak ‘ndraai by dieWinery@62 op Joubs. Dit is beslisdie moeite werd. En as die glans van die hon-derde wieldoppe jou nie bekoor nie, is daarsteeds die wyn...

Elkewieldophet syeie storieEEllkkeewwiieellddoopphheett ssyyeeiiee ssttoorriiee

Edréï Marks van die Winery@62 wensdie honderde wieldoppe teen die winkelse mure kon met haar praat, sodat ooksy hul geskiedenis kan deel.FOTO:MONIQUE BASSON

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THEStockTheftUnit in JeffreysBay is look-ing for information that could lead to the re-covery of 36 Friesland calves that were sto-len in the Kareedouw area.According to police spokesperson Captain

Gerda Swart, it is alleged that the six-month-old calves were stolen out of their grazingcamp from the farmKlipdrift between Janu-ary 8 and January 16.They are cross-bred Friesland/ Jersey

calves and are brown and white, and blackand white in colour. The calves are worthmore than R54 000.Anyone with information, can contact

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R2­million for high­mast lights in Kouga

Ward councillor Phumzile Oliphant and Infrastructure, Planning and Development portfoliocouncillor Patrick Kota switch on a new high-mast light at Vergenoeg in KwaNomzamo,Humansdorp, last week. It is one of eight high-mast lights set to be put up in Kouga thisarea at a cost of more than R2-million. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

MONIQUE BASSON

HYis lief virkinders, passievol oordie onder-wys en doelgerig in sy benadering.

Met dié eienskappewil die nuwe skoolhoofvan die Laerskool Jeffreysbaai dié skool ensy leerders help om hulle volle vermoë te be-reik.Johan Dippenaar (46) het op 1 Februarie,

vanjaar die leisels as skoolhoof by DeonGrobler oorgeneem.Dippenaar se passie vir die onderwys lê

diep in sy hart.Toe hy vir die eerste keer voor sy eie klas

staan, het hy geweet hy kon nie ’n beter be-roep gekies het nie - dit iswaar hymoetwees.VolgensDippenaarwashy al vir ’n tydperk

uit die onderwys, maar al waaraan hy kondink was ’n klaskamer vol leergierige jonge-linge, die swartbord en die reuk van bord-kryt.“Ekwas nog jonk,maar ek het geweet daar

is ’n groter doel vir my in die onderwys endat dit my kans is om ’n verskil in kindersse lewens te maak,” sê Dippenaar.Dippenaar het in 1994 sy eerste tree as on-

derwyser in Pretoria gegee, waarna hy in1996 na Jeffreysbaai verhuis het. Hier het hy

vir ’n jaar by die Laerskool Jeffreysbaai asonderwyser afgelos, en onderskeidelik by dieLaerskool Stulting op Humansdorp en dieLaerskool Handhaaf op Uitenhage skoolge-hou voor hy sy gewig by die bekwame spanop Jeffreysbaai gevoeg het.Dippenaar was departementshoof by

Handhaaf en adjunkhoof by Jeffreysbaai.“Dit voel asof alles wat ek die laaste 12 jaar

gedoen het,my voorberei het omvandag hieras skoolhoof te staan,” sê Dippenaar. “Ekweet dit is nie ’n maklike taak nie, maar ekhet ’n goeie mentor gehad en het die steunvan wonderlike personeellede en staatma-ker-ouers.”Opdie vraagwat hydiemeeste van sywerk

geniet, antwoord hy: “Oud-leerlinge wat nadie skool kom en vertel hoe hy of sy dit endat bereik het. Dit is die grootste moontlikebeloning as jy besef jy het ’n positieweinvloed op die kind se lewe gehad. Daardieongelooflike verhouding wat jy met die leer-ders opbou, kan niemand van jou wegvatnie.”Dippenaar het ’n groot visie vir die skool.

“Dit is my droom om die skool verder uit tebouenomLaerskool Jeffreysbaai eenvandietop 10 skole in dieOos-Kaap temaak - ’n skoolwaarop almal trots kan wees,” sê hy.

Hoofhetpassievir skool

Johan Dippenaar, nuwe skoolhoof by Laerskool Jeffreysbaai, sê hy is opgewonde oor die nuweuitdaging en beoog om leerders aan te moedig om hul volle potensiaal te bereik. By Dippenaaris hoofseun Kurchwin Rispel en hoofdogter Megan Heppell. FOTO:MONIQUE BASSON

In accordance with the editorial policyof the Kouga Express, we invite readersto comment on mistakes in the newspa-per and shall correct significant errorsas soon as possible. Send info to theOmbudsman of Media24’s Local Press,George Claassen, at [email protected] or call him at

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EGK DIENSTYEDie Evangelies Gereformeerde Kerk op die hoekvan Da Gamaweg en Scheldestraat in Jeffreys­baai hou dienste om09:00 en 18:30 op Sondag.Skakel Paul Grobbelaar by 072 277 9781.

VEK­DIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Volle Evangelie Kerk in Ka­meeldoringstraat, Wavecrest is om 09:30 opSondae. Skakel 071 191 9437.

VEK­DIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Volle Evangelie Kerk vanGod in Humansdorp is om 09:30. Skakel pastTinus by 084 626 9719.

DIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Nederduitch HervormdeKerk in AD Keetstraat, Jeffreysbaai is Sondae om09:00. Lede verkoop pannekoek by die EquinoxMall op Saterdagoggende.

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HAPPY FEET LYNDANSHappy Feet Lyndans hou lyndansklasse vir begin­ners op Maandae vanaf 14:00 tot 15:00 by dieRolbalklub in Jeffreysbaai. Die koste is R15 perklas. Skakel Marie Louw by 083 425 0724.

NIFTY FIFTIESThe Nifty Fifties will meet in the Methodist Churchhall at 09:45 on February 5. Margaret Crousewill talk about The Flower of Scotland. Bingo willtake place at 14:00 on February 10. ContactRonnie at 042 293 1268.

HUMANSDORP MUSEUMDie Humansdorp Museum se museumverenigingvergader op 16 Februarie om 10:00 by 17 Bu­reaustraat in Humansdorp. Skakel 042 2952503.

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RUNNERS CLUBThe Kouga Multi Sport Runners Club has TimeTrials at the Victory School in Redheart Street at17:30 on Tuesdays.

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BEACH WALKSBeach Walks take place at the Main Beach infront of the dolphin statue at 08:00 every Satur­day. Contact 082 464 3099 or 082 607 1194.

WATERAEROBIESE KLASSEPoliclinic wateraerobiese klasse en rehabilitasie­oefeninge in ’n binnemuurse, verhitte swembadvind elke Maandag, Woensdag en Vrydagplaas. Skakel Yolandé na­ure by 042 296 0454.

VOORGEBOORTEKLASSEPoliclinic Voorgeboorteklasse vir swanger damesin ’n binnehuise swembad vind op Maandaeplaas. Skakel Yolandé na­ure by 042 296 0454.

VALENTINE SOCIALHappy Feet will hold a Valentine social from14:00 to 17:00 on February 13. The entrancefee is R30. Contact Marie Louw at 083 425 0724or Ina Ferreira at 082 700 6988.

VALENTYNS PIEKNIEKDie Sonstraaltjie Kleuterskool hou ’n ValentynsPiekniek op 13 Februarie om18:00 byOnse Shopop Louterwater Landgoed. Kaartjies kos R300 perpaartjie. Skakel Caro­Lee by 071 671 3500.

STEAK BRAAI & DANCETheMethodist Church will hold a Steak Braai andDance at the Jeffreys Bay Golf Club at 18:00 onFebruary 12. Tickets cost R120 per person andare available from the church office at 2 PetuniaStreet from 08:30 to 13:30 on Tuesdays to Fri­days. Contact Lynn at 084 229 0716.

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ANNUAL REPORT OF SARAH BAARTMANDISTRICT MUNICIPALITY– 2014/2015

URS 18483www.ursonline.co.za

The Sarah Baartman District Municipality invites local communities to submitwritten comments or representations in connection with the Annual Report of theSarah Baartman District Municipality for the period 1 July 2014 – 30 June 2015.The Annual Report of the Sarah Baartman District Municipality can be viewedon the SBDM’s website www.sarahbaartman.co.za. A copy is also open forinspection at the following places during normal office hours:

• Office of the Municipal Manager, 7th Floor, Standard Bank Building, 32 GovanMbeki Avenue, Port Elizabeth.

• Baviaans Municipality, 42 Wehmeyer Street, Willowmore.

• Blue Crane Route Municipality, 67 Charles Street, Somerset East.

• Camdeboo Municipality, Town Hall Building, Church Square, Graaff-Reinet.

• Ikwezi Municipality, 34 Main Street, Jansenville.

• Kouga Municipality, Da Gama Road, Jeffreys Bay.

• Kou-Kamma Municipality, 5 Keet Street, Kareedouw.

• Makana Municipality, City Hall, High Street, Grahamstown.

• Ndlambe Municipality, Civic Centre, Causeway, Port Alfred.

• Sundays River Valley Municipality, 30 Middle Street, Kirkwood.

Any person who cannot write may visit the aforementioned office as stated, andreceive assistance in compiling his/her comments or representations.

Any comments or representations must be submitted in writing to the Office ofthe Municipal Manager, PO Box 318, Port Elizabeth, 6000 or hand-delivered at 2nd

Floor, Standard Bank Building, Govan Mbeki Avenue, Port Elizabeth, 6001, by nolater than Friday, 26 February 2016.

NOTICE NO. 10 OF 2016 DATED 3 FEBRUARY 2016

D.M. PILLAY, THEMUNICIPALMANAGER, SARAHBAARTMANDISTRICTMUNICIPALITY

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this year.GeneralManager Jeanette du Toit, is cautiously op-

timistic about the prospects for 2016. “Our economyis going to be volatile for at least the next couple ofmonths, impacting on distributable income and con-sumer spend. We expect lower profit margins andturnovers to be flat, compared to previous years.How-ever, with both a new hospital and high school underconstruction on the front steps of the Mall, a wholelot of new marketing opportunities and an increasedcustomer base will be created.”Fountains Mall will continue with their marketing

efforts in 2016 to attract visitors to theMall. “The verypopular Teas for our Pensioners will resume again inFebruary 2016, with monthly events being plannedand even a competition on the cards later in the year.”

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OSPREY STREET)

Further particulars are available for inspection at the office of the Directorate:Infrastructure, Planning and Development, Municipal Offices, 46 VoortrekkerRoad,Humansdorp.ContactNo: 0422008501

Motivated objections, if any, against the application,must be lodged inwriting,to reach theundersignednot later than21daysafter publicationof this notice.

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KOUGA MUNICIPALITY (EC108)ERRATUM ON NOTICE NO: 11/2016

REQUEST FOR NOMINATIONS TO SERVE ON THE KOUGAMUNICIPLAL PLANNING TRIBUNAL AS PER SPATIAL LAND

USE AND MANAGEMENT ACT 16 OF 2013 (SPLUMA)In terms of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 16 of 2013, theKouga Municipality hereby invites members of the public to submit nominationsas potential members of the KougaMunicipal Planning Tribunal for its first term ofoffice. The tribunal will determine land use and development applications withinthe jurisdiction of theKougaMunicipality.

Applicants must be persons with leadership qualities and must have knowledgeand relevant experience in the fields of Town Planning, Land Management, Law,Spatial Planning and Land Use Management, Environmental Management, CivilEngineering, Transportation and Roads, Land Surveying, Electrical Engineeringandmust be registered in terms of their professions or associations as provided inthe law.Each nominationmust be inwriting andmust contain the following information:a) The nameand address of the nominator, whomust be a natural person, and

a personmaynominate himself/herself;b) The nameaddress and identity number of the nominee;c) Motivation by the nominator for the appointment of the nominee to the

PlanningTribunal;d) Adetailed curriculumvitae of the nominee;e) Certified copies of qualifications and registration certificates indicating

registrationwith the relevant professional body or voluntary association.

Remunerations: The successful candidates will be remunerated in accordancewith applicable Treasury Regulations. The period of office will be five years. Forenquiries on the Tribunal please contact Me E van Biljon on 042 2008502 duringoffice hours or e-mail [email protected] that no late applications will be considered and no faxes will be accepted. Ifyou have not heard from us within 30 days of the closing date, considerapplications as unsuccessful. The closing date for applications is

.KougaMunicipality reserves the right not tomake an appointment.

POBox 21JEFFREYSBAY

6330

REQUIREMENTS:

Please note that failure to complywith the above requirementsmay result inthe disqualification of the nomination. Nominationsmust be sent to: HumanResourcesManager, POBox 21, JeffreysBay, 6330 orfor the attentionofMrAKoegelenberg.

MR.S. FADIMUNICIPALMANAGER

Friday, 26February 2016 at 12:00

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KOUGA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY (EC108)

DIRECTORATE: SOCIAL SERVICES/DEPT:WASTE MANAGEMENT

NOTICE NO: 13/2016

KOUGA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY PROPOSED LAND ERF 746/72ST FRANCIS BAY: DROP-OFF ZONE

Notice is hereby given that the Kouga Local Municipality Solid Waste andEnvironmental Management Department has proposed land Erf 746/72 StFrancis Bay for aDrop-off Zone in terms of wasteminimization and recycling.The land proposal lies open for public comments at the following municipaloffices and libraries during normal office hours (Mon - Thursday - 07:30 -16:15&Friday 07:30 - 15:00).

• JeffreysBayMunicipalOffices•HumansdorpMunicipalOffices• St Francis BayMunicipalOffices•HankeyMunicipalOffices• PatensieMunicipalOffices•Humansdorp Library• JeffreysBay Library• Kruisfontein Library•Ukhanyiso Library• Patensie Library•Mbuyiseli Nkosinkulu Library•HankeySouth Library•HankeyNorth Library•Weston Library• Sewendelaan Library•Thornhill LibraryThe key objective of the Kouga Local Municipality Drop-off Zone land pro-posal for Erf 746/72 St Francis Bay is to obtain the comments and input of thepublic.

Written commentsmust be submitted to theOffice of theMunicipal Manager,33DaGamaRoad, Jeffrey’s Bay 6330, on/before .

Enquiries herein can be obtained from Ms. G. Dadamasi at telephone num-ber 042 008335 or email to

POBox 21JEFFREYSBAY

6330

Friday, 4 March 2016

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KOUGA MUNICIPALITY (EC108)NOTICE NO. 18/2016

2014/2015 2nd DRAFT ANNUAL REPORTNotice is hereby given in terms of Section 127 of the Municipal FinanceManagement Act, 56 of 2003 that the Council of the Kouga Municipalityat its meeting held on 29 January 2016, adopted the 2014/2015 2ndDraft Annual Report, which will lie open for inspection at the Kouga Mu-nicipal Offices and libraries (Jeffreys Bay, Humansdorp, St Francis Bay,Patensie and Hankey), during normal office hours (07:30 - 16:15) from

In terms of the provisions of Section 21 of the Municipal Systems Act 32of 2000, members of the public and interested parties are herewith in-vited to submit written comments on the 2014/15 2nd Draft Annual Re-port to reach the Office of the Municipal Manager

.

Further enquiries herein can be obtained from Mr. E. Olivier at 0422002144.

4February 2016.

by not later than 26February 2016

‘COMMENTSON 2014/2015 2ND DRAFT ANNUAL REPORT - NOTICE NO 18/2016’

Any comments submitted must clearly be marked:

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PO Box 21MR. S. FADI JEFFREYS BAYMUNICIPAL MANAGER 6330

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KOUGA EXPRESS | THURSDAY 4 FEBRUARY 2016 NEWS 7

Appointments restore confidence in J­BayHigh School

Welcoming the new HoDs KhuteleLangbooi (third left) and NaomiVenter (fourth right) to the schoolthis week were (from left) SchoolGoverning Body (SGB) membersJanet Dennis and BennettNapoleon, Kouga ExecutiveMayor Daphne Kettledas, SiphoMiggels from the EducationDepartment, SGB member BettieMoos and Kouga ANC ChiefWhip Virginia Camealio-Benjamin.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Continued from page 1“The matter of the budget has been clarifiedand members of the district’s Supply-ChainManagement Unit visited the school to fast-track the procurement of textbooks.”

He said the Grade 8s and 9s had all but theirEnglish books.

“We are still waiting for textbooks for ourfirst intake of Grade 10s, but the teachers arewell versed in the curriculum and teaching iscontinuing. We regret the delay, but the mat-ter is being addressed. We do not expect thisto impact negatively on learners’ schooling.”

A former principal of Makukhanye Prima-ry at Jeffreys Bay, Miggels said the exaggerat-ed reports about the challenges at the schoolhad been a knife in the heart of hundreds ofparents, many from poorer communities, whohad fought long and hard for a public highschool to be established in the town.

“It was clear that the attack was initiatedby people who had no idea about the historyof the school or how difficult it was for parentsand learners when the nearest high schoolswere in Humansdorp. Negative reports of thatnature, which make no attempt at bringing so-lutions to the table, are not going to take theschool forward,” he said.

He said that while all essential facilitieswere just about in place, the school did havea wishlist to improve the overall education ex-

perience of learners.This wishlist includes an intercom system,

computers, lab equipment, sport facilities andgear, a school library and the technical work-shop.

“The Department will be addressing all ofthese in phase two of the school’s develop-ment, but we do not have fixed timeframes asyet. We do not want to see the school becomejust another academic school. We are gratefulto Kouga Municipality and other roleplayersfor the assistance they have offered in themeantime,” he said.

Kouga Executive Mayor Daphne Kettledas,who visited the school again this week tocheck on the progress, said she wanted to en-courage the local community and businessesto get behind the school and to assist wherethey could.

“For example, 40 learners will be takingpart in an interschool athletics event thisweekend, but they do not have sports vests inwhich to compete. If anyone can help them toovercome this hurdle, it will help to make theschool stronger.

“This school belongs to the community ofJeffreys Bay. Together we can take it for-ward,” she said.

Anyone who would like to contribute to theschool, can contact Sipho Miggels at 060 7647918 or email [email protected]

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Celebrating the month of love, JeffreysBay Adventures is giving one luckyKougaExpress couple a R500 voucher which caneither be used for a two-hour SUP Tour ora two-hour surf lesson.

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The surf lesson isbroken into a shorttheory chat on thebeach, where stu-dents will practicewhat is being taughtwhilst still on thesand. Then it’s timeto test the surf theo-ry by taking to thewater. This is the funpart of the surf les-son. Surfing is a trueconviction of “prac-tice makes perfect”,and one thing is forsure, you will wantto practice to feelthat thrill over andover again of standing on your first wave!

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ERRATUM ON NOTICE NUMBER : 7/2016

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SportSport Kouga Express 8Thursday 4 February 2016

Jeffreysbaai spogmet nuwe toerustingArno Lötter van Comfy Feet (middelagter) het onlangs vyf rugbyballe, sesnetbalballe en 13 hokkiestokke aandie Laerskool Jeffreysbaai oorhandig.Met van die rugby- en netbalballe is(voor) Ayrton Terrazas, KeandréSwanepoel, Geody Booysen, AmyJanse van Rensburg, Gabby Maré,Carli Nel en sportafrigters (agter)Heinrich Crouse en René Crouse.FOTO:VERSKAF

Omega hou atletiekdag

Mia Coomans(voor) enJanneke duPlessis hettydens dieOmega Akade-mie se atletiek-dag, gehardloopdat gras spat.FOTO:VERSKAF

THE annual SPAR River Mile Festival is once again setto anchor Nelson Mandela Bay’s vast water sports calen-dar this month.

The 92nd River Mile, which takes place on the SundaysRiver at Cannonville just outside Port Elizabeth on Feb-ruary 20 and 21, traditionally welcomes thousands ofopen-water swimmers and supporters to its shores.

Race director Michael Zoetmulder of Zsports said thatalthough the event was a staple for local swimmers, ithad shown tremendous growth over the past decade.

“Ten years ago the race drew just over 500 entrants andin 2014 it topped out at 1 600.”

He said the extended two-day programme – which cul-minates in the SPAR Ladies’ and Men’s Miles – offeredevents for swimmers of all ages and ability.

“Children 12 years and under can enter the Kids Acrossthe River races and our veterans do well into their eighties.”

Apart from the swimming other disciplines included

the 5km Wimpy Family Run and the 10 and 30km OracleMedia mountain bike events.

“We recognise the need for family activities in PE and,as such, provide a variety of events during the festival,”said Zoetmulder. “It also allows us to offer a triathloncomponent.”

The River Mile supports the Smile Foundation andCleft Friends through raising awareness and collectingdonations.

The News Café PE Disabled Mile and the WakaberryKids Across the River races, which feature a specialneeds category, cater for swimmers with disabilities.

The Wimpy Rotary Kids’ Zone, Castle Beer Tent andstalls will provide festivalgoers with plenty to do and see.

Zoetmulder said they had selected an assortment offood vendors as well as craft and general stalls rangingfrom swimwear to art. Gates open at 08:00 daily and entryis R20 per person. Enter at www.rivermile.co.za or findSPAR EC in Action on Facebook for more information.

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