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THIS year the Standard Bank IRON-MAN African Championship race willbe bringing triathletes even closer totheir fans.

OnSundayApril 10,NelsonMandelaBaywillbe swarming with all that is IRONMAN andthousands of IRONFans that will be hoping tocatch a glimpse of their favourite IRONMAN.Due to a change of the course of the race, the

bike course now takes athletes out on two flat,fast laps of 90 km on one of themost spectacularbike courses on the IRONMAN circuit.The new route takes athletes along the coast

at Marine Drive, delivering sweeping views ofthe ocean and the rugged coastline along a ma-rine protected area, before moving slightly in-land at Seaview on an undulating scenic coun-tryside section.Athletes return along the coast to the transi-

tion area to start the run.With the first change to the run course in its

eleven-year history, the new run course willbring athletes closer to their fans and friendsthan ever thanks to four loops along MarineDrive where a whopping 100 000 IRONFans areexpected to show their support.The swim start is at 6:30am on Sunday morn-

ing, and spectators canmake theirway toHobieBeach toview theexciting start of the racewhenathletes begin their swim towards Kings Beach.Thebikeportionof theraceisexpectedtostart

around 7:45am. From this time, right until ap-proximately 4:15pm, spectators and residents ofMarine Drive, Schoenmakerskop, Beachviewand Sardinia Bay can expect athletes to pass by.IRONFans and spectators can expect some of

the professional athletes to begin their run por-tion of the race around 1:20pm and the cut offtime for the last athletewill be approximately at11:55pm.The run portion will be able to be viewed on

Marine Drive from SecondAvenue to Admiral-ty Way.The men’s challenge will be one of the most

open races in the history of the event with astrong, balanced professional men’s field set toline up on Sunday.With an impressive record and having won

in South Africa in 2013, Swiss athlete RonnieSchildknecht will be one to watch.Schildknechtbecamethefirstmantowinsev-

en consecutive IRONMAN titles at IRONMANSwitzerland in 2013.The South African challenge will be an inter-

esting one with Matt Trautman, James Cunna-ma and Kyle Buckingham all capable of achiev-ing the win.The women’s event will also be raced by one

of the strongest professionalwomen’s fields thatthis event has ever seen. Defending championJodie Swallow (34), will have to pull out all thestops to ensure that she can claim back-to-backwins at the Standard Bank IRONMAN African

Championship.FellowBrit and four-time IRONMANchampi-

on, Lucy Gossage (36), will be aiming to claimtop spot afterher impressive secondplace finishin 2015. Another resilient contender from theUnited Kingdom is Susie Cheetham (30).To thosewhowouldnot like tomiss out on the

action, but cannot make it down to the action,livestreamingof theracewillbeupandrunningat www.ironman.com.

Pictured is Port Elizabeth estate agent, MariëtteHattingh training for her 10th Ironman competi­tion. Hattingh is one of the favourites to win herage group (50 to 54 years). In Port Elizabethshe has already won her age group threetimes. If she wins again, she can expect herfourth invitation to the Ironman World Champi­onship in Kona, Hawaii, where she hopes toachieve a first time top­10 position in her agegroup. PHOTO: DEON FERREIRA

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A BRAND new building tailor-made for bud-ding foundation phase (Grade R to 3) teachers,studying towards their BEd degrees at NelsonMandela Metropolitan University (NMMU)was launched on Monday.

The new building is at NMMU’sMissionvaleCampus andhas been designed around a brandnew curriculum and teaching philosophy aspartofNMMU’sboldefforts togrowmoreteach-ers in this critical first phase of a child’s school-ing.The university’s re-curriculated BEd Foun-

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Faculty ofEducation said, “Wehavedeliberate-ly chosen Missionvale Campus as the locationfor the re-curriculated Foundation Phase pro-gramme,as it issituatedclose toa largenumberof primary schools in Zwide, Missionvale andNew Brighton.”Morar added, “Its situation complements the

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ing, which was com-pleted in January aftera year-long construc-tion process, has beencustom-designed to ac-

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hundred languages of children”, draws on dra-ma, music, art and languages to help teacherstap into the full potential of the children theyare teaching.The new building’s inviting, versatile learn-

ing spaces with movable furniture can be usedfor lectures, music, drama andmeeting rooms.They can also be utilised for afterschool pro-grammes, such as literacy development.“Thebuildinghasbeendesignedtoaccommo-

date 400 students,” said NMMU ConstructionManager: Infrastructure Bill McLachlan.From this year, 200 third and fourth-year stu-

dentsareattending lectures in thenewbuildingon Missionvale Campus, but all FoundationPhase students will shift there in 2017.Postgraduate facilities have been included to

encourage greater numbers of students to con-duct postgraduate research in FoundationPhase education. SeveralMasters and PhD stu-dents are already enrolled.Expected tomeet the needs of today’s “digital

generation”, each lecture venue is equippedwith the latest audio-visual equipment andWi-Fi. The main lecture venue, seating 100 stu-dents,hasa“hearing loop”toaccommodatestu-dents that are hearing impaired.

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cebook: “I’vebeen facing the issueof overcrowd-ing at NMMU since day one. I feel it’s time toname and shame. There has been nothing doneabout it, and instead the university knows thatstudents will eventually stop coming to classeswhen they have to stand in the hallway for eachclass. I’mnot talkingaboutaseatingproblemforone or two extra students. I’m talking 50+ stu-dents either sitting along the stairs or outside ofclasses inhopes togeta tinyhintofwhat isbeingsaid in the lecture.”De Lange added, “This is an issue that the

timetabling office is well aware of, yet nothinghas,more likelywon’t be done. It is now the end

of Block (Term) 1. I havemanaged to have a seatinonespecificclasstwicethisterm.ManyothersI’vespokentoareinthesameboat. Inotherclass-es there areNOtables or chairs.Where studentshave to go beg borrowand steal chairs fromoth-er classes, leaving many sitting on tables.”“They’ve enrolled more than 15 000 new stu-

dents in 2016; they cannot even seat the currentstudents. If paying R20000- R50000 per year onlyto have to sit in hallways or not even comingclose to entering the class is what you’re after,then you’ve found a winner,” she wrote.NMMU’s Facebook page responded to De

Lange’s post and mentioned, “We are aware ofthe present challenges and understand yourfrustration.Wewill pass this information on tothe relevant staff.”NMMU spokesperson Debbie Derry said

NMMU is aware of overcrowding in some of itsvenues and is working to resolve these challen-ges.“The university faces such challenges annu-

allyasit triestoanticipatenumbersandallocatelecture venues accordingly. This year it hasbeen faced with the additional challenges be-cause of the interventions to assist academical-

ly deserving but financially-disadvantaged stu-dents at NMMU. The knock-on effect has beenan increase in module registrations – a 10% in-crease, as opposed to the usual 2% increase,”Derry said. She added that at present, NMMUhas about 2 100 modules on the timetable. Thistranslates to around 8 000 classes that are sched-uled on the timetable in terms of the curricu-lums of around 350 progammes.“This aside, NMMU acknowledges that stu-

dentsshouldnothavetositonthefloorof lecturehalls and is working with lecturers to find crea-tive solutions. It did, for example, open up three

venues in the Science buildings ahead of time toaccommodatestudentsinovercrowdedvenues,”Derry said.“Though the figures supplied by the student

in the Facebook post are inaccurate (we havewelcomed about 6 000 first-year students), thisshould not detract from the students’ very realconcerns. We acknowledged the students’ postwhen it appeared,” she added.“NMMU apologises for any inconvenience

caused and wishes to assure its students that itis endeavouring to rectify the issue of over-crowding.” – REPORTER

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LEFT AND RIGHT: NMMU student, Ashleigh DeLange, posted these photos of an overcrowdedlecture venue on Facebook.

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MBDA marketing and communications managerLuvuyo Bangazi, said part of the work and renovationplanning have already taken place last month.“If all goes according to plan, the Campanile will

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are about 83 years old. The Campanile haswithstood weather impacts, storms andfloods. A structural assessment has beenconducted and a lot of work needs to bedone.”“The structural assessment showed that

the Campanile is not safe. The steel struc-ture where the bells hang is the most af-fected. The building is 92 years old and itshould have been restored long ago,” hesaid.The Campanile, which was built to com-

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Wanneer die trok vol is, sal Ironman 4 Kidzdie boeke verdeel tussen die kinderhuisewat hulle ondersteun. Die boeke wat bo diékinders se vuurmaakplek is, sal ook op ’nspesiale boekverkoping van die hand gesit

word waarna die geld na die kinderhuise salgaan.

Van Aswegen doen ’n beroep op die Yster-man-toeskouers om dié boekeprojek te on-dersteun. Leesboeke, handboeke en selfs tyd-skrifte kan geskenk word.

“Woorde, geskrewe én gesproke, is dieboustene van die lewe,” beklemtoon Van As-wegen, “daarom is leesboeke so belangrik.”

’n Enkele boek onder die leesoë van ’n min-derbevoorregte kind kan net daardie deurwees wat oopswaai en ’n lewe vol belofte enmoontlikheid vir hom of haar kan wys, glo

Van Aswegen.Om die boekinsameling so doeltreffend

moontlik te maak, word bokse (gemerk#ITSAEMPTYTRUCK) vir boekskenkingsby verskeie Baaise besighede, skole en hotel-le geplaas en sal nog tot 18 April beskikbaarwees.

Die veldtog is gebaseer op Brasilië se“empty shop-” konsep waardeur mense aan-gemoedig is om soveel klere vir behoeftigeste skenk dat dit ’n leë winkel sal kan vul.Suid-Afrika het sy eerste “empty shop” in2014 in Sandton, Johannesburg, oopgemaak.

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Hoe meer boeke, hoe meer vreugde. Die #ITSAEMPTYTRUCK­veldtog beoog om dié Isuzu­vragmotor tot bo te vul met boeke wat dan aan die Ironman 4 Kidz­welsynorganisasie geskenk sal word. Diegemeenskap word aangemoedig om die stof van hul ou boeke af te vee en hul deel te doen om die vragmotor te laat kreun onder die boeke. Kyk uit vir só ’n boks (regs )om die boeke in te sit wathulle wil skenk. Wanneer die bokse vol is, sal dit in die gemerkte #ITSAEMPTYTRUCK­vragmotor leeggemaak word. FOTO’S: VERSKAF

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VEERTIG jaar gelede was hy só op sy senu-wees oor sy eerste werksdag, dat hy langsdie pad naar geword het en sy pa eers moesstilhou. Christo Kilian het egter sy senu-wees oorkom en verlede Woensdag ná 40jaar diens by Die Burger Oos-Kaap en PEExpress uitgetree.

Killian was maar 17 toe hy as handsetterby die destydse middagblad Oosterlig syloopbaan begin het. “Elke lettertjie is daar-die jare met die hand gepak,” vertel Killan(56).Van koerant “pak” het die tegnologie ge-

vorder na koerant “plak”, waar die teks enadvertensies met lasertegnologie uitgesnyis vir drukwerk.Killian het ook die volgende stap in teg-

nologie beleef toe die koerant van film afdirek op die drukplate gebrand is.“En toe kom ‘computer to plate’-tegnolo-

gie wat weer ’n nuwe aanpassing was.”Hy onthou ook die aanpassing om van

die Oosterlig na Die Burger oor te gaan.“Ons het gedink ons word oorgevat deurdie Kaap en dit het met heelwat perso-neelvermindering gepaard gegaan.”Maar hy onthou sy lang loopbaan as

“oorwegend goeie jare”. Sy raad aan jongmense wat die koerantwese wil betree isom “soveel as moontlik te leer van die nu-we tegnologie en die nuwe uitdagings watvoorlê”.Killian het nou die tuig neergelê as gra-

fiese ontwerper: koerante, maar by diehuis wag “heerlike werk” saam met syvrou, Wilma, om hul twee seuns, Waldo(17) en Jaco (8), groot te maak. Hy spot dathy spesifiek vir hulle kort name gegee hetsodat hy “kort en kragtig kan sê: ‘Jaco,Waldo, bly stil!’ ”

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A YOUNG Port Elizabeth model has been se-lectedasasemi-finalist in thisyear’sMissTeenCommonwealth SA competition.

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nication and Culture student at Nelson Man-dela Metropolitan University (NMMU) andmodels at Sophisticate Models where she is atrainee modelling teacher.She has been involved in various charity

work in PE; the latest was the Gucci Florafashion show to raise much needed funds forNorthwood Children’s Hospice which tookplace in February.The former Collegiate Girls’ High School

pupil was crowned Miss Teen Port Elizabeth2015whichmadeher focusmoreofher energyon the youth and children in her community.In 2014, Mchunu was also crowned Miss

Junior Teen South Africa representing theEastern Cape in Pretoria.Mchunu believes that children should be

taught from a tender age how to be confidentandacceptingofchallengesas thosewillassistthem to grow naturally into strong leaders ofthe future. This is why her chosen charity isRolemodels Imfundo Foundation.“I will make it my duty to groom the chil-

dren and youth in general on a positivemind-set approach because anything is possible ifyou believe in yourself,” Mchunu said.“Miss Teen Commonwealth South Africa

will also helpme to fully develop into a leaderI have the potential to be, which will enablemetomakeadifferenceinmycommunityandfly the Port Elizabeth flag high,” she added.The grand finale takes place in July. The

pageant aims to empower teenage girls withthe knowledge to be the young leaders of to-

morrow and focus on leadership skills, model-ling and public speaking.All contestants need to make a difference in

their communities during the competition.The Miss Teen Commonwealth SA pageant

is in its third-year and themainprize isR15 000cash plus other prizes.Through theCommonwealthPageant, aplat-

form is created forwomenof all ages to becomecharity and culture ambassadorswithin SouthAfrica and the broader international commu-nity.The title holders become involved in charita-

ble causes and uphold the aims and objectivesof the Commonwealth.

Local lass in running forMissTeenCommonwealthSA

Asanda Mchunu, who has been selected as asemi­finalist in this year’s Miss Teen Common­wealth SA competition. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

HEILIE COMBRINCK

IN die afgelope 10 jaar as ritmiese gimnas-tiekafrigter, het Shantell Didloff beleef hoetegnologie die jeug al hoe meer beroof vannoodsaaklike spierontwikkeling omdat akti-witeite soos boomklim en touspring uit diemode is.“Kinders raak al hoe meer onaktief weens

hul keuse van vermaak. Hulle sit ure lankvoor rekenaars of met tablette,” het Didloff,eienaar en instrukteur van iBayi RhythmicGymnastics Club, gesê.Volgens haar besef ouers nie die belangrik-

heid van speel as fisieke oefening vir die ont-wikkeling van ’n kind se brein en spiere nie.’n Direkte gevolg hiervan is ’n baie lae of

swak spiertonus – verswakte of slapper spie-rewat gewone spelmoeilikermaak, en by dié

wat wel ’n sport beoefen, veroorsaak dat hul-le makliker beseer word.“Heelwat kinders sukkel met lae spierto-

nus en swak spierkoördinasie. Dit is vir my’n uitdaging om te sien hoe die oefeninge watek hulle laat doen oplaas ook ’n verskil aanhul selfbeeld en leerwerk maak.“Middel- en kruislyn-ontwikkeling en al

die koördinasie wat daarmee saamgaan, isuiters belangrik vir ’n kind semotoriese ont-wikkeling, wat weer nodig is vir die ontwik-keling van kinders se lees-, skryf- en leer-vaardighede.Bogenoemde is alles vaardighede wat die

kind se selfbeeld help versterk aangesienlees, leer en skryf dan makliker is.Daar is lae of swak spiertonus as ’n kind

byvoorbeeld op sy of haar tone loop, gereeldtone stamp, lomp lyk, sukkel om trappe teklim, dit moeilik vind om vorentoe te rol ofas skryfwerk nie volledig is nie.Anna de Lange van Despatch se dogter, Re-

bekah (5), het onlangs by Didloff begin oefen.“Sy het alles probeer van karate tot hip-hopen was nooit ywerig om te oefen nie, maarsy is dol op ritmiese gimnastiek. Dit is ’nkombinasie van verskillende oefeninge enmy kind geniet dit baie.“Ek het nooit besef hoe belangrik tou-

spring is nie. Inteendeel ek het nie geweetdaar is sekere oefeningewat kinders op seke-re ouderdommebehoort te kan doennie,” hetDe Lange gesê.Didloff, wat al verskeie medaljes in ritmie-

se gimnastiek op nasionale vlak gewen het,se groot passie is om kinders opgewonde tekry om aktief te wees en eerder tou te springas om vasgenael te sit voor die televisie.Ritmiese gimnastiek, het Didloff ook besef,

bied ook uitkoms vir kinders wat met outis-me moet saamleef. Sy gee klas aan die Quest-skool vir kinders met outisme.Verder onderrig sy van 2- tot 20-jariges op

Despatch asook in Somerstrand en Sunridge-park inPortElizabeth indie kunsvan ritmie-se gimnastiek.

) Bel Didloff by 084 299 5023 of stuur e-posna ibhayigym1@outlook.com vir meer inlig-ting

‘Tegnologie beroof kinders vanspierontwikkeling’

Ouers besef nie die belangrikheid van speelas fisieke oefening vir die ontwikkeling van ’nkind se brein en spiere nie, sê Shantell Didloff,afrigter in ritmiese gimnastiek.

FOTO: HEILIE COMBRINCK

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home, is loaded on our website, so if you do not receive the paper, you can alwaysread it online. Simply go to www.pe-express.co.za and click on “Download”.

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10 SCHOOL NEWS PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 6 APRIL 2016

Kabega Primary School goes green

Kabega Primary recently held a Green Day on which learners brought newspapers forrecycling and could wear hats made from recyclables. Grade 1 learner Kendra Bates usedphotos of Kabega Primary that appeared in the PE Express to decorate her recycling hat.With Kendra is Corrie van Eck, Acting Principal, also showing off her recycling hat.

Grade 1 learners Mckenzie­Lee Taylor and Chanté Strydom are sitting inside the big bag ofplastic bottle caps that Kabega learners collected during Term 1. It was donated to the LoveEarth Bottle Cap project, a joint project of the NMBM, NMMU and Timber Solutions. It isaimed at providing shelter to women and children suffering from domestic abuse. BuksGroenewald, an HOD at Kabega Primary, is standing with the girls. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

The Sikhona Foundation recently held an Easter egg hunt at the Kiddie Lovers playground forchildren from the VGK church in Missionvale. Atrium Quick Spar supplied the snacks and Eastereggs and Ebbs Transport assisted in transporting the children. At the back, from left, are LachekaSwarts, Brigitte Ward (Kiddie Lovers), Robin Stevens, Hope Pienaar, Savannah Moses (SikhonaFoundation) and Janeifra Stevens. In front, kneeling, are Galthea Remy (Sikhona Foundation) withAngelique Stevens on her lap, and Azlyn Adams (Sikhona Foundation) with Hershal Tamboer onher lap. PHOTO: RIAAN GROBLER

SikhonaFoundation treatsVGKkids

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DIE eerste keer toe ’n oudvalskermsoldaat vandie destydse 1 Valskermbataljon ná baie jareweer die basis by Tempe in Bloemfontein be-soek het, het hy dadelik begin hardloop nadathy deur die hekke gegaan het.“Ek is al oud en grys en dit het outomaties

gebeur; dit was so in ’n mens ingedril dat jydaar nie mag loop nie. Jy moet hardloop,” ver-tel Ken Nosworthy.“Toe ek verby ’n paar jong troepies hardloop,

het een van hulle opgemerk dat ek ’n oud-para-bat moet wees, want kyk hoe hardloop ek.”Nosworthysemakkersgrinnik,hulleonthou

die dae op Tempe.Die basis was bekend as “Die Hel” en Koos

(Snakes) Snyman, een van die instrukteurs,was die duiwel.“Hywasdie taaiste, hardste engemeenste in-

strukteur daar.”Snyman–deesdae lid vandieOos-KaapsePa-

rabat Veteran’s Organisation (PVO) – glimlagnet stilweg oor die opmerking.Van die plaaslike oudvalskermsoldate – pa-

rabats soos hulle verkies om bekend te staan–wataandieGrensoorlogvan1966 tot 1989deel-geneem het, het onlangs vir die eerste keer inbaie jare weer valskermspronge uitgevoer.Hullewas deel vanmeer as 270 springers van

oor die hele land wat weer uit dieselfde ou“Daks” (Dakotas) en “Hercs” (Hercules) -vlieg-tuie gespringhet en indiewatervandieBloem-hofdam in die Vrystaat geland het.“Die grond sou te hard wees vir die manne

se ou lywe,” het Pete Laubscher, voorsitter vandieplaaslikePVO,gesê enbygevoegdatvandie“broeders”, soos hulle onder mekaar bekendstaan, aanvanklik huiwerig was.Nosworthyhetdit sóopgesom: “Toeons, soos

ek, vir die eerste keer in 48 jaar weer die val-

skerms aangehad het, was ons weer die trotsevalskermsoldate van ouds. Koel, kalm en be-daard.”Die lede vandie organisasie komelke tweede

Woensdag bymekaar om terug te dink aan diekameraderie van ouds.Die PVO se hoofdoel is om die oudsoldate te

verenig, en hulle en hul families by te staan ente ondersteun, waar en wanneer nodig, hetLaubscher gesê. “So ’n wegbreek-aand doenons baie goed.“Dis steeds nie maklik vir ons om oor die

moeilike en hartseer episodes wat ons deurge-maak het, te gesels nie, met die gevolg dat onskonsentreer op die ligter ondervindings,” hethy vertel.Maar, soos Andries Smit gesê het: “Ons het

altyd ná die verlies van een van ons kameradeso onder ons ’n heildronk op hom gedrink.“Die wete dat ouers, vroue, kinders en mei-

sies angstig vir ons terugkoms gebid het, hetons deur alles gedra.“Tog, wanneer jy op die trein geklim het ná

afloop van jou dienstydperk, het jy trane vanblydskap in jou oë gehad, en was jy ook hart-seer oor die manne wat agterbly.”Volgens Nols Gouws was die basiese oplei-

ding die grootste uitdaging vir die voornemen-de valskermsoldaat. Alles het daarom gedraai.“Die keuring was drie weke van hel. Baie

van die ouens het tou opgegooi weens die aan-houdende druk.“Van die 223 ouens in ons groep het net 43

vleuels gekry. Dis hoekom die parabats as diebeste indiewêreldgereken is.Ennáallesmoesjy saans in volle drag wees vir menasie.”Laubscher het vertel hoe sy dokter ’n paar

maande gelede ’n stuk skrapnel uit sy nek ver-wyder het, nadat hy onwetend byna 50 jaar

daarmee geleef het.“Ek het skielik hoofpyn ontwikkel wat nie

wou weggaan nie. Die dokter het toe tydens ’nondersoek daarop afgekom en dit uitgesny.“Dit het natuurlik doerie jare agtergebly toe

ander skrapnelwat ek tydens ’n skermutselingopgedoen het, verwyder is.”1Valskermbataljon (ExAltoVincimus –Ons

Oorwin vanBo), die enigste voltydse Suid-Afri-kaanse valskermeenheid, is op 1 April 1961 ge-stig. Die bataljon het aan verskeie aktiewe ope-rasies deelgeneem en baie van die soldate het

hoë toekennings tydens die Grensoorlog ont-vang.Dieeenheid is in1998hernoemnadieVal-skerm-opleidingsentrum. Dit staan tans be-kend as 44 Valskermregiment.Volgens Laubscher is daar talle oudval-

skermsoldate in Port Elizabeth met wie hullegraag wil kontak maak.Sluit aandeure-posaanenigevandievolgen-

de veterane te stuur: Peter Laubscher (pete-laubscher@ gmail.com), Clint Rieder (clint.rie-der@absamail.co.za) en Noel Laurie (lau-rie.noelf@gmail.com).

Oud­valskermsoldate staansómekaarbyElke tweedeWoensdagaand in Port Elizabeth dawer dit van die lag in dieMoth Shellhole in Kragga Kam­ma. Diswegbreektyd vir ’n groep oudsoldate van 1 Valskermbataljon. Maar, soos LOURENS SCHOEMANberig, praat hulle eintlik nie veel oor diemoeilike tye nie.

Oudvalskermsoldate van die Grensoorlog tydens hul tweeweeklikse byeenkoms by die MothShellhole in Kragga Kamma is (agter, van links) Clint Rieder, Jan Volschenk, André van Niekerk,Renton Atkinson, Rocky Ditlow, Ken Nosworthy, Nols Gouws en Anton van der Merwe, en voor(van links) Robbie Smit, Andries Smit, Elroy Jonck, Peter Laubscher, Noel Laurie en Koos (Snakes)Snyman. FOTO: LOURENS SCHOEMAN

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SENIOR dancers from the Ellen BuntingDanceAcademy are representing the East-ern Cape at the South African Champion-ships of the Performing Arts in Rusten-burg this week.Thedancers compete overa ten-dayperi-

od fromApril 1 to April 10 and are compet-ing in various styles including contempo-rary, lyrical, hip hop and tap dance.“This is a first for the Ellen Bunting

Dance Academy; however the girls are astrong group of performers and I have nodoubt that they’ll grow from this opportu-nity, not just as individuals but as a team.They’re going to be exposed to various art

forms fromaround the country,whichwillinevitably help them in developing theirindividual strengths and hopefully en-courage them to challenge themselves fornext year’s competition,” said teacher andowner of the Ellen Bunting Dance Acade-my, Simóne Buchner.Buchner added that the South African

Championships of the Performing Artsaim to develop and co-ordinate pro-grammes designed to enhance the well-be-ing of thePerformingArts IndustrywithinSouth Africa, by creating an infrastruc-ture to ensure that all contestants have agateway to become a world champion.

HE ditched the chalk board for thestage, and now this qualifiedteacher is fast becoming afamiliar face on the SouthAfrican comedy scene.Cape Town based comedi-

an and radio sportspresenter Dalin Oliverused to be a qualifiedhigh school mathe-matics and historyteacher until thecomedy bug bithim recently.The 27-year-

old has sincemanaged tocapture audien-ces with his cleancut energetic brand ofcomedy.From recording his first

DVD of his debut one manshow I Came, I Taught, ILeft, to being featured onComedy Central and per-forming at sold out runs atthe National Arts Festivaland Baxter Theatre.Oliver’s skill set is broad-

ening daily and was put to thetest when he played one of the leadroles in his first feature film,Finders Keepers, a South Africancomedy set to be released in Junethis year.I Came, I Taught, I Left will be

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Eckankar: The PE Satsang Society, a CharteredAffiliate of ECKANKAR, will host a Community HUSong on 9 April at 4pm at the Life Chiropractic andWellness Centre, 169 Fordyce Road, Walmer. Formore info contact 072 285 3470.

NG Kerk Sonheuwels: Hou ’n Kos- en Kunsmarkelke Vrydagmiddag tussen 4nm en 6nm by diekerk-kompleks in Bougainvillearylaan, Westering.Verskeidenheid kunsartikels asook kos en snoeperye iste koop. Om ’n stalletjie te bespreek, kontak Deon by082 345 8401.

Centre of Spiritual Studies: Services take placeon Sunday and Tuesday mornings at 10.30am at 489Cape Road, Westering. Spiritual Healing is givenbefore the service and at other times by appointment.For more info contact 062 259 0261.

NG Kerk PE Moedergemeente: Hou ’n basaarop 9 April van 9vm tot 12vm by die kerk, op diehoeke van Kirkwoodstraat en Geardstraat. Almal isbaie welkom.

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Birdlife EC: On 9 April a champangne breakfast willtake place at Island Forest (The Island). Target birds:White-starred Robin, Blue-mantled Crested-Flycatcher,(Blue Duiker). Meet at 8am at The Island, for somebirding before the breakfast at 9am. Entrance feeprovisionally is R55.00 per person, including breakfast.Bring your own chair, cutlery and crockery. For moreinfo contact Cliff Hopkins at 082 784 3242.)On 12 April a Club Night will take place at7.15pm at the St John’s Anglican Church hall,Walmer. Topic: A birding trip to Zambia, withMariaan and Stephen Leur.

Algoa Toastmasters (Newton Park): Masterthe art of public speaking in a friendly, supportive, funenvironment. The Algoa Toastmasters Club meets onthe 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. The nextmeeting will take place on 12 April at the CaritasCentre, West Street at 5.30pm until 8pm. For moreinfo contact Zikona at 081 263 8332.

East Cape Calligraphers: Will be holding theirmonthly meeting at 1.45pm on 16 April, at the ItalianClub, Harold Street in Walmer. Beginners classesavailable by private arrangement. For more infocontact Roma at 041 379 5599 after hours.

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Diabetes Support Group (Malabar Branch):Will have a meeting on 12 April at 7pm at theMalabar Community Centre Minor Hall. The spekaerwill be professor Raj Naidoo who will discuss “Strikinga Lifestyle Balance for Healthy Living for Diabetics”.For more info contact Surendra Daya at083 653 1491.

Diabetes Support Group (GelvandaleBranch): Will have a meeting on 12 April at7.15pm at the Uniting Reformed Church, Gelvandale.Lindsay Thomas (pharmacist) will discuss “Anti DiabeticMedicines - Focus - METFORMIN”. For more infocontact Hester at 082 224 6020.

Diabetes Support Group (PE Branch): Willhave a meeting on 13 April at 7pm at the NewtonPark Methodist Church Hall, Newton Street. SisterHannie Williams will have a diabetes question andanswer session. For more info contact Martin at 082579 9059.

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Boot Sale: Christ Church in Kamma Park/Lorrainehas a car boot sale once a month on the secondSaturday of every month at 44 Longwy Avenue. Thenext sale is on 9 April from 8am until 11am. Allbuyers and sellers are welcome. For more informationcontact Cathy 072 933 4450.

Golf Day: The Westview Special School Golf Daywill take place on 16 April 2016 at Little Walmer GolfCourse. Anyone interested in playing can contact thegolf club at 041 581 1613. The cost is R150 and theformat is IPS.

EP Pigeon Union: The EP Pigeon Union togetherwith the N.F.P.A will be hosting the SANPO RegionalShow at Hume Park, Humerail on 8 and 9 April. Allnational participants welcom. For more info contactRoger Lodge at 083 258 9803.

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Trivia: A trivia evening will take place on 9 April at7pm at the Fountain Vineyard. Live bellydancing.Tickets cost, R100/person. To book contact bellydance-pe@gmail.com to book your teams spot

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NOTICE

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAMMEDRAFT INTERGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN: 2016 - 2020

The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality (NMBM) has revised its Integrated Waste Management Plan (IWMP) for the Metro, coveringthe period 2016 – 2020. This Plan covers all areas within the jurisdiction of the Municipality and all aspects of waste management,from waste generation to disposal. Good waste management is important for every residents and stakeholder in the Metro. Asstakeholders and Ward Committees will be directly affected by the way in which their Municipality deals with waste, their input intoand comments on this Draft Integrated Waste Management Plan are required.

STAKEHOLDERS ARE INVITED TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC PARTICIPATION CONSULTATION MEETINGS:

DATE AND TIME CLUSTER TARGET GROUP VENUE

Monday, 4 April15h30 –17h30

Molly Blackburn Ward Committees of Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 7, 8, 9, 39 and 40

City Hall

Tuesday, 5 April15h30 –17h30

Champion Galela Ward Committees of Wards 25, 26, 27,28, 30, 33 and 36

Zwide Rent Office

Wednesday, 6 April15h30 –17h30

Govan Mbeki Ward Committees of Wards 14, 15, 16,17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 24

Bolo Punch Community Centre

Thursday, 7 April15h30-17h30

Lillian Diedericks Ward Committees of Wards 10, 11, 12,13, 29, 31, 32, 34, 35, 37, 38 and 41

West End Community Resource Centre

MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY ARE INVITED TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC PARTICIPATION CONSULTATIONMEETINGS:

DATE AND TIME CLUSTER WARDS VENUE

Monday, 11 April17h00 – 19h00

Molly Blackburn 40 Kuyga Community Hall

Tuesday, 12 April17h00 – 19h00

Zola Nqini 52 and 53 Khayamnandi Community Hall

Wednesday, 13 April17h00 – 19h00

Alex Matikinca 54, 55 and 57 NU 30 Community Hall

Thursday, 14 April17h00 – 19h00

Molly Blackburn 3, 4 and 5 Walmer High School

Monday, 18 April17h00 – 19h00

Lillian Diedericks 29, portions of 31 & 32, 34, 35, 37 and 38 George Botha Sport Centre

Tuesday, 19 April17h00 – 19h00

Champion Galela 30, 33 and 36 Henry Fazzie Community Hall

Wednesday, 20 April17h00 – 19h00

Champion Galela 25, 26, 27 and 28 Soweto-on-Sea Community Hall

Thursday, 21 April17h00- 19h00

Govan Mbeki 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 Lillian Ngoyi Sport Centre

Monday, 25 April14h00 – 16h00

Govan Mbeki 20, 21, 22 and 24 Daku Community Hall

Monday, 25 April17h00 – 19h00

Lillian Diedericks 10, 11, 12, 13, 31 and 32 Gelvandale Community Hall

Tuesday, 26 April14h00 – 16h00

Lillian Diedericks 41 Joe Slovo(Tent next to Councillor’s Office)

Tuesday, 26 April17h00 – 19h00

Alex Matikinca 23, 56, 58 and 5960

Raymond Mhlaba Sport Centre (transportfrom Wells Estate (60) to RaymondMhlaba)

Thursday, 28 April17h00 – 19h00

Zola Nqini 45, 46 and 47 Babs Madlakane Hall

Tuesday, 3 May17h00 – 19h00

Zola Nqini 42, 43 and 44 Jeff Masemola Hall

Wednesday, 4 May17h00 – 19h00

Zola Nqini 48, 49, 50 and 51 Allan RidgeCommunity Hall

Thursday, 5 May18h00 – 20h00

Molly Blackburn 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 39 Newton Park Library

Copies of the revised Integrated Waste Management Plan are open for inspection at the following venues: all municipal libraries;Ward Councillors’ offices; Waste Management Depots (Addo Rd, Gail Rd, Harrower Rd, Struanway and Cuyler Street (Uitenhage);14th floor reception, Lillian Diedericks Building, Govan Mbeki Ave, Port Elizabeth; Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber, KPMGHouse, 200 Norvic Drive; and all municipal Customer Care Centres.

The revised Integrated Waste Management Plan can also be viewed on the municipal website: www.nelsonmandelabay.gov.za

Should you have any queries or wish to make any comments on the report, please submit these to:Email (preferred): kparkinson@gibb.co.zaFax: 041 363 9300Post: PO Box 63703, Greenacres 6057

CLOSING DATE FOR COMMENTS: WEDNESDAY, 13 MAY 2016

Ref. 93 – 6 April 2016

MONTEGO Pet Nutrition donated 27 000units of treats to 61 different animal chari-ties in and around South Africa over theEaster holidays.There are many deserving animal chari-

ties that do amazing work and Montego PetNutrition wanted to thank them for theircommitment to the shelters, and for their un-selfish and tireless work they do for aban-

doned and abused animals, by donatingsome scrumptious treats over the Easter pe-riod.The Montego sales consultants got to meet

some of the furry beneficiaries as they hand-delivered Montego treats to the differentshelters across the country over the pastmonth.“We’re delighted with the great support

that we’ve received from the company overthe past few years and are excited to spoilour animals with delicious treats,” saidAdrienne Olivier of Funda Nenja.Wilfred Cawood, Montego Pet Nutrition

Marketing Manager, added “As a companywe’re proud to be able to support these chari-ties and are happy that our furry familymembers didn’t go to sleep with empty stom-

achs over this Easter season”.Local charities that benefitted from Mon-

tego’s donation are:. Save a Pet Port Elizabeth. Domestic Animal Care – Ellen Dunning

in Port Elizabeth. Animal Anti-Cruelty League (AACL)

Port Elizabeth. SPCA Uitenhage

Montegodonates27000units of treats toanimal charitiesover Easter

A SCRUMPTIOUS variety ofmeat, seafood and vegetabledishes await food explorers atThe Boardwalk’s Bayside Pan-try in April when the rich andexciting flavours of authenticPortuguese cuisine will featureon the buffet every Wednesdaynight.Traditional Portuguese food

tends to be hearty and often-times spicy, with a variety oftextures featuring in stews,casseroles and grills.“People often think peri-peri

chicken when they think ofPortuguese food but it is somuch more than that. We haveincluded an exciting array ofPortuguese dishes, just as aPortuguese grandma wouldmake, on the buffet to showcasejust how diverse this cuisinereally is,” said Nqobile Majozi,Marketing Manager at TheBoardwalk.To start, guests have a choice

of soups such as kale and potatosoup with chorizo (caldo verde)or salads such as chicken andquinoa salad; salada russa (tu-na salad); Portuguese sardineand potato salad, and spicycorn, pepper and red kidneybean salad.True to Portuguese tradition,

there is also a selection of coldfish and meat dishes such asbaccalou with chickpea and ol-ives; spicy crispy chickenstrips, and ox tongue with salsaPortuguesa.Peri-Peri is dedicated a sta-

tion of its own with favouritessuch as chicken liver peri-peri

and peri peri fish stew with po-tatoes amongst the items to try.A choice of grilled and roast-

ed meats, Portuguese style, isavailable at the grill and carv-ery stations.Perhaps the most exciting is

the hot pot station where thereare authentic stews, casserolesand vegetables to sample.Amongst these are cacoila Por-tuguese stewed beef; Portu-guese barbequed pork; Portu-guese pasta fazole; braised spin-ach and chick pea; green beans,sweet corn and chorizo, andPortuguese marinated carrots.The feast is nicely rounded

off with tempting puddings andtreats such as molotof me-ringue with fresh fruit;poached pear and honeycombparfait, and fillozes (Portu-guese doughnuts) amongst oth-ers.The Portuguese Buffet is

available during April onWednesdays between 6pm and10pm. The cost is R149 per per-son.Booking is essential on

041 507 7793.

Win! Win! Win!The PE Express is giving two

couples the chance to experi-ence the all-you-can-eat Portu-guese buffet at the Bayside Pan-try this April.To stand a chance to win, find

this photo on our Facebookpage (PE Express Newspaper)and comment with your emailaddress. Winners will be con-tacted via email.

Explore exciting Portuguesecuisine at The Bayside Pantry

It’s all­you­can­eat Portuguese food at the Bayside Pantry buffet thisApril. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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THE KISS of Death belongs to the crime nov-el. The Smile of Death in cricketing terms be-longs with little doubt to a fair-haired NewZealand rugby fullback named DamianMcKenzie. He is just 20 and last weekend,leading the Chiefs’ 48-23 demolition of theBrumbies in Canberra, he must surely haveanxiety-packed shivers down the spines ofhis opponents whenever he touched the ball.

It’s all in the cheeky grin he directs at thevery heart of the TV camera as he lines uphis kicks at the posts. It’s enough to unsettlethe toughest opponents.It certainly looked that way as the young-

ster sent three conversions and four penal-ties through the posts, and for good measureadded a try – his seventh of the season – inthe dying minutes of the Chiefs’ defeat of theBrumbies. The overall tally of 23 points fromMcKenzie made up very nearly half histeam’s winning total.Watch this youngster. He has every reason

to grin. Playing this kind of rugby it can’t belong before this young smiling assassinclimbs to his highest rung of his country’srugby ladder – the right to wear theAll Blackjersey itself.Nearer home – Jo’burg’s Ellis Park – the

Lions somehow managed to squander 60 %of possession against the visiting Crusadersto go down to the New Zealanders in a tight,hard-fought match. This was not the usual li-on-hearted stuff from the local side and coachJohan Ackermann must have seethed atsome of the chances his team let slip.To a disappointingly small crowd here at

home in PE, the SouthernKings scored a see-

sawing 33-28 victory over the Sunwolves. Itwas the Kings’ first Super Rugby win of theseason. The teams were 23-23 at the break. Itwas a much-improved outing by the EasternCape outfit, who were particularly impress-ive on defence.The Bulls at home to the Cheetahs – after

leading 20-10 at the break – just managed tohold on for a 23-18 win in a tense second half.The Free Staters, too, showed great courageon defence. It looked like anybody’s game ina tense first half as the visitors graduallyfought their way back. But it was not to beas the Bulls hung on tenaciously.Don’t ask what cuss word burst from Dur-

ban-born England opening batsman, JasonRoy’s lips as he rejoined his teammates afterhis knock in the final of theWorldT20 cricketmatch against the West Indies in Kolkata atthe weekend. Who could blame him? He wasout for a very large ugly duck to the secondball of the match.Things might have been much different if

he’d delivered his usual steady contributionto England’s tally. With the game see-sawingback and forth until Englandwere finally outfor 156 it was still anyone’s game.The West Indians, too, lost early wickets

and with three overs to go the game was stillvery much in the balance. In a thrilling fin-ish, however, Windies’ hero, Marlon Samu-els, and the toweringyoungBraithwaite, alsoundefeated, after smashing four successivesixes, saw the West Indies grab a memorablevictory. What a match it was!With cricket and rugby of this calibre to

stay at home for, one has to wonder: how arethe movie theatres doing these days!

THISSPORTINGLIFE:MICHAEL SHAFTO

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FOR nine years the Bahrain Grand Prix wasrununder thehotdesert sun.Fornearlyadec-ade it wasn’t a racemarked as one to look for-ward to and it almost always produced themost lacklustre racing of a season.But it would only take pushing back the

starting time a few hours and a few thousandfloodlights to ignite the Bahrain Grand Prixinto a spectacle of note. And in 2016 it deliv-ered once more.As if to emphasise its transformation the

drama started before a lap could be turned,in anger. Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel wasforced into retirement on the formation lap.While Ferrari has stopped short of calling

it an engine failure, the plumes of smokepouring from the rear of the car say other-wise.In Australia it was Raikkonen who retired

with a turbo failure and there too Ferrariwent out of its way to assure that there is noreliability concern.But even though its only two races into the

season they’re developing a bit of an uncom-fortable and undesirable habit of only gettingone car to the chequered flag.Lewis Hamilton was sitting pretty in pole

position with teammate Nico Rosberg along-side on the front row of the grid, but it wasn’tto last very long for the Brit. Hamilton strug-gled to get off the line and ended up tanglingwith the Williams of Valtteri Bottas anddropped down to seventh.From fourth place Raikkonen made a poor

start and dropped behind a pair of fast start-ing Williams’ and the Red Bull of Daniel Ric-ciardo.However, the Finn followed with some te-

nacious overtaking got himself into secondplace. By this stage the leading Mercedes ofRosberg was already eleven seconds up theroad.The 2007 champion maintained a compara-

blepacewith theMercedesandevenmanagedto reduce the gap to three seconds throughstrategy and occasional superior pace. Butthe number 7 Ferrari was never close enoughto challenge for the lead of the race.As Hamilton recovered to third with some

damage to the right-side barge board Rosbergwrapped up his fifth win in a row.For years we’ve been calling for Rosberg to

step up his game andmake it a championshipbattle worth watching and he’s done it now.There is still an incredibly long season

ahead but Rosberg has started 2016 in thewaythat he’s needed to, in away that will giveHa-milton a lot to think about.With the top three positions established the

rest of the points paying positions was an in-tense fight right to the chequered flag.The availability of three tyre compounds

once again added a dynamism to the racingas drivers opted for strategies that ran thegamut of possibilities.Red Bull’s Daniel Ricciardo finished fourth

thanks to an early stop and rolling the diceby running the final stint on the medium tyr-es.As the race strategy engineer for the Haas

F1 team Ruth Buscombe once again workeda brilliant strategy for Romain Grosjean.The Frenchman ranmost of the race on the

supersoft compound which allowed him toscythe through the field. He ran as high asfourth at one stage and ultimately finishedfourth in what is turning out to be a fairytaledebut for the American team.Toro Rosso’s Max Verstappen finished

sixth ahead of Daniil Kvyat in seventh whorecovered from starting fifteenth on the grid.After a difficult tyre strategy Felipe Massa

and Valtteri Bottas finished eighth and ninthfor Williams. Driver of the day belongs to thefinal points scorer Stoffel Vandoorne.The 24-year-old Belgian driver stood in for

Fernando Alonso who is recovering fromfractured ribs sustained in the Australian Gpcrash.The difficulty of having to deal with the

complexity of a 2016 F1 car, to understand thePirelli tyres, and to fight with seasoned F1drivers, must not be underestimated. Van-doorne put all of his talents on display andblitzed his F1 debut.The 2016 season hasn’t begun to hit its

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THE 10th round of the popular aQuelléOcean Racing Series last Sunday broughtthe summer open water swimming andbeach events calendar to a close.

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to Nelson Mandela Bay remains Africa’slargest family beach event having attract-ed just over 4 000 entries this season.One of the successes coming out of the Se-

ries this year has been the well supportedMasakhane Future Stars programmewhich is backed by Pagden’s Attorneys,Willard Batteries and Caltex Eastern Cape.With just under 100 PDI’s included in the

programme and given the opportunity eachrace day to take part in the Series and otherkey sports events in the city, it’s been terri-fic to see their growth and enjoyment of be-ing part of such sporting events.

After Sunday’s Round 10 which was heldin near perfect conditions with numerousinternational competitors taking part aheadon this weekend’s Ironman event, the over-all Series prize giving function was held atNews Cafe.Overall Series winners for the Kids 1km

Beach Run (6u) were Aiden Joubert andRoxy Geldenhuys with runners up Max Ow-en and Kayleigh Marais and Jacques vanWyk and Kaitlyn Richter being placed thirdoverall.The 8u age group was won by Jayson Ar-

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in the 5km Beach Walk went to GrobbieGrobler and Belinda Niemand with JuanSlabbert and Emily Stemmett in secondplace with Andrew Armstrong and MiléVermaak in third place.In the 5kmBeachwalk it was 12-year-old

Tara Sacke and Johnny Muller that wonthe category fromWayne Mitchell and Re-da Potts with Samkelo Tetyana and SanetOwen in third place.In the water, the 1km honours went to

Ian Venter and Kirsten Mariott with run-ners up Keegan Cooke and Amy Mardonwhilst Joshua Bellairs and Tracy Tavern-er finished third.In the 2km swim Daniel Jones and Anto-

nella Saporta won the Series ahead ofJosh McGrath and Denise Bosman withJarryd Cooke and Phillipa Holtz in thirdplace.Wayne Jones and Rebecca Newman

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Full results from Sunday’s Ocean RacingSeries and the overall age group results areon the Series website www.oceanracingseries.com. The Series will return for Season 12 inmid October 2016.

Edge muck run entries flow inAnother great attendance is expected at

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EXHILARATING track cycle racing contin-ued in full force on day one of the 2016 SouthAfrican Omnium Championships at theWest-bourne Oval on Saturday 2 April.

Port Elizabeth lived up to its reputation ofbeing the windy city with strong windsthroughout the day, which added to the chal-lenge for most of the riders on the track.

The exciting Omnium format of racing in-corporates the Olympic and CommonwealthGames track cycling disciplines – Scratch, In-dividual Pursuit, Elimination, Time Trial,Flying 250m and Points race. Each rider racesin each discipline, with the maximum pointsfor a win in each race being 40 points, then 38for second, then 36 for third.In addition, the Points race is calculated

slightly differently, with points being scoredevery 2000m, adding to the excitement of thecompetition and keeping everyone on theirtoes until the very end.

Saturday’s first day saw riders tackle theScratch, IndividualPursuit (IP) and theFlying

250m.In the Elite Men’s race, David Maree (Team

Telkom) currently leads after the three raceswith a total of 94 points, followed by team-mates ReynardButler (92) andNolanHoffman(88).Mareewon the Scratch race, came secondin the IP and 13th in the Flying 250m.The Elite Women’s race sees Charlene du

Preez leading the way on 118 points, followedby Elfriede Wolfaardt andMaroesjka Mattheeboth on 110 points. Du Preez opened her tallywith a second place in the Scratch race andfirst places in the IP and Flying 250m.As the sharp end of the sport exudes profes-

sionalism in their colourful team kit and top-of-the-range equipment at the highest level ofcompetition in the country, chasing pointsand championship titles, young riders fromthe townships watch and learn and aspire tobecome a big name in cycling with the correcttraining and guidance.While the Westbourne Oval has provided

much cycling entertainment over the courseof the week and has proved worthy of hostinga National Championship event, Port Eliza-beth in fact boasts three cycling tracks within

10 kilometres of each other.Cycling South Africa’s Transformation

and Development Commission Director, Ys-ter Xatasi, said: “I believe track cycling isgiving development riders opportunities tobe involved in cycling and to become top rid-ers. It’s nice for them to compete with thewell-known riders here. That way, they aregoing to improve their cycling.”

Xatasi has brought a team of four cyclistsfrom the Siyanqoba Club in the New Brigh-ton Township in the Eastern Cape with him.“The team I have brought is very excited

to race.One ofmy riders in theunder-16 cate-gory, Luthando Meintjies, is doing verywell,” he added.

Meintjies is 16-years-old and began cyclingat the age of 13 when he was in grade seven.“Cycling in a good sport. It makes me not

do the wrong things and I have made many,many friends in cycling. Cycling is my fu-ture. It makes me good,” Meintjies said.

Xatasi mentioned that often many of theriders cycle fromthe township to trainon theWestbourne Oval and then cycle back homelate in the evening.

“What’s crazy is that there is a track inthat area for them to train at but it isn’t ingreat condition. There has been an uncon-firmed amount of money to be allocated bythe Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality forthe maintenance and repair of the track.There has also been an offer by the Munici-pality to assist in the repair of the bicyclesthat are owned by Siyanqoba. With the re-pair of the bicycles and the track, theseyoung riders will have brilliant opportuni-ties topractice rightwhere they live,”Xatasisaid.

Cycling SA Track Commission DirectorandRaceDirector,GerhardMeyer, has beenin charge of training and selecting these rid-ers so that theyhave the opportunity to com-pete in the competitive environment.“I select some of the riders from Siyanqo-

ba and they come to the track for the Tues-day and Thursday training sessions and I

help them there. I’ve got about 15 developmentbikes that I work with. The riders come alongand we train. I look at the talent that’s aroundand then I take them onto personal training andtry to develop them from there,” Meyer said.President of Eastern Cape Sports Confedera-

tion, Mkhululi Magada, explained that theirmandate is to assist andmonitor Federations toensure that Transformation and Developmentis driven in the province.“Development is important.We are busywith

municipalities todevelopall of the facilities thatwe have, formal and informal. We need to makesure that we utilise what that we have in thebackyard in our communities. We don’t wantyoungsters to have to travel up to 12 kilometresbefore they can even participate.“We are committed to assist Federationswith

development in national and international par-ticipation. An academy is situated in NMMUwith sports scientists and dieticians and oncewehave spotted ayoungsterwith talent,we takethem there so we can prepare them for the four-year sporting cycle so that they are able to pro-duce medals for us.“Theway for the district, for the province and

for the country to evaluate itself from the othersis by the number of participants they can devel-op to gain medals. We want to make sure thatwe take these children at an early age and pre-pare them well so that they become a long-terminvestment for sport.”

Positive future for track cyclingdevelopment inBay

Track cycling newcomer Rickardo Broxhamin the Flying lap 250m in the U16 Boysrace of the 2016 South African OmniumChampionships at the Westbourne Oval onSaturday. PHOTO:MYLENE PAYNTER

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