Kouga Express 12 November 2015

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Dit is hoe dr Andries Marais, uitvoerendebestuurder van OriginHealth, die nuwe Jef-freysbaai Hospitaal op die hoek van Blou-kransstraat en Outeniquaweg die week by diebekendstelling beskryf het.

Professioneles in die mediese beroep en be-langhebbendes is vroeër die week by die Men-torskraal Landgoed trakteer, en deeglik oordie projek ingelig. Tydens die interaktiewesessie is vrae beantwoord en inligting gedeeloor die nuwe fasiliteit.

“Ons verseker ‘n vars benadering tot ges-ondheidsorg - die ideale balans tussen sorg-saamheid, meelewing en gerief. Deeglikestudie is aan die omgewingsvriendelike ont-werp gewy,” sê dr Marais. Die proses is reedsin 1994 begin.

Die 60-bed hospitaal is ontwerp met me-diese, chirurgiese, hoësorg, kraam-, pedia-triese, radiologie en ongevalle-afdelings, tea-ters en daghospitaal. Aanvanklik gaan 30 bed-dens akkommodeer word, en die behoefte saluitbreiding bepaal. Voorsiening is gemaakvir spreekkamers, meer teaters, met genoeg-same parkering en ruim toegang.

Klem word gelê op ‘n rugstige, helende om-

gewing om die pasiënt, besoeker en personeel‘n tuiservaring te bied met effektiewe geraas-beheer, klankabsorpsie, sagte beligting envloei van beweging.

Die hospitaal se gesonder, “groen” ontwerpbeloof pasiëntprivaatheid, ‘n gerieflike werk-omgewing, verminder die omgewingsimpaken verlaag langtermyn bedryfskostes.

Alle mediese fondse is welkom.Die projek se beplanningsdokumente is af-

gehandel, die bouterrein is omhein en die mu-nisipale hersonering goedgekeur. Bouwerkbegin in Januarie 2016 en die hospitaal be-hoort teen die laaste deel van volgende jaaroperasioneel wees.

Belangstellendes kan reeds inligting op diewebwerf, www.originhealth.net, bekom. Tan-ya Venter, bemarkingskoördineerder, is [email protected] beskikbaar.

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WHOEVER said that to oversleep is a badthing, has not yet discovered the story behindone of the world’s leading international um-brella manufacturers now firmly rooted inJeffreys Bay.

It was just that, that did the trick in secu-ring the relocation of the R30-million Wood-line Shade Solutions, an umbrella productionfactory, from Johannesburg to Smith Townjust outside Jeffreys Bay - creating some 160job opportunities.“Relocating our headquarters and manu-

facturing to Jeffreys Bay is not only a strate-gic move that make good business sense, butone that will bring opportunities to an areawhich is incredibly rich in natural resources

and skilled labour,” says Namibian-bornbusinessman Fritz Walter (55), Woodline’sfounder and CEO.According toWalter, 80 job opportunitieswill

be created during the initial phase, while thisnumber will double when fully operational.“From our new factory we plan to offer ex-

ceptional service to match our outstandingquality. It will be a great advantage havingtwo international harbours and an interna-tional airport to service our customersaround theworld right on our doorstep,” saysWalter who has a degree in Marine Engineer-ing. He designs the modern-styled umbrellasand overseas production and packaging.It is hoped that this world-class factory,

which exports to 46 countries, comes onstream in March next year - giving the localeconomy a welcome boost.

by pure luck that I stumbled across theformer Sasko factory situated in SmithTown.“My wife, Melissa, is an avid mountain

bike rider. One morning she overslept and Itook her to join the group shewas ridingwiththat specific morning. On our way to themeeting point, we drove past the then dilapi-dated Sasko building.”

Woodline Shade SolutionsEstablished in 1989, Woodline is the domi-nant shade supplier in Africa. They further-more produce parasols for a host of internati-nal customers.With this firm foundation in exports and a

good grasp on the contract market, now bol-stered by the new factory,Woodline is steppingout into the light as one of the world’s foremostOEM manufacturers of quality parasols.Woodline produces all the parts of their

products in-house: wood work, stainlesssteel, steel, aluminium, assembly, cutting,sewing, and screen printing.Fuelled by the enjoyment of the outdoors,

it is no surprise that care for the environmentis an integral part of Woodline’s philosophy.“Given our close connection with the out-doors we are devoted to the responsible man-agement of our impact on the environment,”saysWalter. This ranges from the careful con-sideration of natural lighting and the use ofrenewable energy.“A healthy environment is essential for a

prosperous future, which is why we do it re-sponsibly where it counts in everything wedo,” says Walter.They furthermore provide a vegetable gar-

den to support their employees.

Partnering with local businessesJoining forces with local business Commer-

cial Marine, Woodline will work extremelyclose with this supplier of quality stainlesssteel products and fittings.Woodline and Commercial Marine will

share offices situated behind the CommercialMarine Store in Da Gama Road with state ofthe art equipment and personalised customersupport servicing both local and internatio-nal markets.With a keen interest in protecting the envi-

ronment the offices have a water harvestingprogramme and make use of natural lightingto save power.

WOODLINE SHADE SOLUTIONS

Newfactory toprovide160 jobs

Joining forces with local business CommercialMarine, Woodline will work extremely closewith this supplier of quality stainless steelproducts and fittings. Their umbrellas will besold at the Commercial Marine Shop. Woodlinewas started by Fritz Walter in 1989. With himis his wife, Melissa. PHOTO:MOINIQUE BASSON

Woodline Shade Solutions covers 14 900m², with four manufacturing warehouses and 12 buildingunits were squid jigs will be manufactured. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Why Jeffreys?According toWalter, his passionfor the EasternCape and a desirefor a family-friend-ly environmentafter his bestfriend died from aheart attack, aretwo of the mainreasons he choseto build thefactory in JeffreysBay.“I was searching

for months on endfrom Coega toHumansdorp forthe perfect loca-tion for Woodline,”says Walter. “It is

BORN in 1960 in Walvis Bay, Namibia,Fritz Walter grew up with the sea on oneside, the desert on the other and regularexposure to extreme climate conditions.

As a young boy, growing upwith an ad-venturous spirit in a harbour town, hismain activities were boating, fishing anddiving. These foundational experiencesformed his life, as well as the productsthat Woodline has become so well knownfor.After completing studies in marine en-

gineering, Walter headed off to Alaskawhere he worked as a professional fish-erman in the Bearing Sea for two years.On his return to South Africa, he was

a self-confessed professional beach bum:living to wind surf, dive and cach fish.

But then he got bored and ventured intothemachine tool industry specialising intimber and metal fabrication.Woodline was started by Walter in

1989. The company started out manufac-turing wooden frame umbrellas with astaff compliment of two people.The combination of marine life skills

and a passion for engineering excellencehas lead to a range of products and mate-rials starting with the traditional timbercentre pole umbrellas right up to the la-test addition of a marine range.Apart fromWoodline Shade Solutions,

Walter owns 13 other businesses, whichinclude Commercial Marine, Solar 2000and Fish Technology.He is also an avid cattle and game farm-

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DIE soektog ná “iets” wat inwoners in en om Patensievermoed ’n meteoriet kan wees was gister voortgesit.

’n Helder ligstreep met ’n gloeiende rooi punt het vol-gens talle ooggetuies Sondag omstreeks 21:00 in die he-melruim geblink en met ’n harde knal verdwyn.Inwoners van Patensie en Jeffreysbaai het berig dat

hulle die ligstreep gesien en kort daarna ’n skudding ge-voel het. Verskeie Baaienaars het ook die blits in die he-melruim gesien.“Dit het Sondagaandkort voornege vir ’n oomblik dag-

lig geword en toe kom daai wit streep verby,” het HugoStrydom van Walmer gesê.Volgens Mfundo Sobele, woorvoerder van die Kouga-

munisipaliteit, sal rampbestuur weer vandag die soek-tog lei. Die span het reeds Maandag sonder enige suksesin die Cambria-gebied (net buite Patensie) gesoek.“Ons sal weer gaan soek vir dit wat moontlik uit die

lug geval het, maar niemand is seker waar presies omte gaan soek nie,” het Sobele gesê.Case Rijsdijk, ’n sterrekundige van die Astronomiese

Vereniging van Suidelike Afrika (Assa), meen dit is soos

om ’n naald in ’n hooimied te soek.“Indien dit ’n meteoriet is, moet die liggings van waar

die gloeiende streep gesien is op ’n kaart geplaas word.“Met die rigting waarheen die streep beweeg het en

die teken van ’n driehoek uit die liggings vanwaar ditgesien is, behoort ’n meer akkurate skatting gemaak teword oor waar die ding sou geval het.”Rijsdijk het ook gesê dit is nie ’n uitgemaakte saak dat

die knal wat gehoor is, die vlieënde voorwerp se impakop die grond was nie.“Dit is heel moontlik dat die ding die soniese grense

oorskryhet,wat ook ’nbaiehardeknalgeluidkonveroor-saak het.” Hy het gesê dit is onmoontlik om met seker-heid te sê wat presies gebeur het. “Al wat sal help, is in-dien enige bewyse van ’n meteoriet of iets gevind word.Maar die soektog sal wees soos om na ’n naald in ’n hooi-mied te gaan soek.”Indien enigiets, soos ’n meteoriet, aangetref word, sal

die staat eienaarskap daarvan neem, het Rijsdijk gesê.Volgens die Erfenisbronnewet beskik die Suid-Afri-

kaanseErfenishulpbronagentskap (Sahra) oor die reg ombeheer oor enige voorwerp te neemwat in óf op die grondóf waters van Suid-Afrika gekry word – dit sluit argeolo-giese en paleontologiese voorwerpe, asookmeteoriete in.

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MONIQUE BASSON

ROWERS wat op 26 Oktober by `n huis in Jeffreysbaaiingebreekhet,moes inderhaas vlug toe `n vlieënde brood-plank hul planne laat verkrummel het.

Volgens buurman, George Venter, het hy omstreeks01:45 van `n groot rumoer by hul kompleks HennopsHeighs in Seetuinweg, wakker geskrik. “Die volgendeoomblik het tweemansmet klaplmusse in volle vaart ver-by my gehardloop,” sê hy.“Ek het dadelik die polisie gebel wat binne minute op

die toneel was. Vanaf my oproep aan 10111 tot drie poli-sievoertuie voor die deur gestop het, het slegs vyf minutegevat. Ek haal my hoed af vir hulle goeie.”

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“Die bejaarde vrou het van `n geluid in die huis wakkergeword, en gaan ondersoek instel - sy het trompop in dierowers vasgeloop. Hulle het haar aan die keel gegryp enteen die muur vasgedruk. Haar man, wat van haar gesk-reeu wakker geword het, het blitsig tot haar redding ge-kom,” sê Venter. Sy is hardhandig eenkant toe gegooi,maar haar man het nie op hom laat wag nie. Hy het diebroodplank soos `n wafferse krieketspeler na hulle gegooien die twee rowers oor die reelings laat tuimel.Geen kriminele klag is geopen nie.

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CARALEE SCHEUN

’nMunisipale direkteur ennog tweeamptena-re van die Kouga-munisipaliteit is geskors.

Mfundo Sobele, munisipale woordvoerder,het Dinsdag bevestig ThobekaTom, direkteurvan administrasie,monitering en evaluering,Marius Gysman en Bradley Faulkner is ge-skors.Sobelewou egter nie enige redes verskaf vir

die skorsing nie.

“As ’n reël en ’n saak van beginsel kan eknie die besonderhede ófmeriete van só ’n saakbekend maak nie aangesien dit die werkge-wer en die betrokke werknemers kan bena-deel,” het Sobele gesê. Hy wou ook nie beves-tig of die skorsing verband hou met ’n grond-transaksie met een van die grootstewerkverskaffers in Kouga wat nou betwisword nie.Die Burger het by ’n betroubare bron ver-

neem die amptenare word glo betrek by ’ntransaksiewaarinmunisipale grondnabewe-

ring onregmatig en teen ’n verlaagde prys aanWoodlands Dairy in Humansdorp verkoopsou word. Dit is onbekend of die erf voorheenas te koop geadverteer is, maar volgens diebron is die erf onlangs ontbos.By navraag het Lex Gutsche, voorsitter en

uitvoerende hoof van Woodlands Dairy,gesêhy kan geen kommentaar op die optrede vandiemunisipale amptenare lewer nie. “Onshetegter ’n heeltemal wettig ondertekende ver-koopsooreenkoms,wat diemunisipaliteit noubetwis,” het Gutsche gesê.

Regstappe is deurGutsche gedoen omdiemu-nisipaliteit deurdiehof te probeer dwingomdiegrond aan Woodlands Dairy oor te dra. “Diesaak is tans nog in die hof, en ek kan dus nieverdere kommentaar lewer nie,” het hy gesê.Die Burger het ook verneem Sidney Fadi,

munisipale bestuurder van die Kouga-muni-sipaliteit, se betrokkenheid by die verkoopvandiebetrokkeerf is onderdie soeklig.MaarSobele het gesê die munisipaliteit het tansgeen saak teen Fadi nie en ook geen rede omte glo dat daar enige saak sal wees nie.

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As iemand half mymerend “Daar is ’n plek. . .” sê, vra waar dit is en gaan! Só hetMariska Spoormaker by Koffiedrinker

beland.

Ja-ha-haaa, dit sal wel waar wees – agtswempoele en sewe watervalle in dié kleinekloof wat teen die Tsitsikamma-bergreeks sePiek Formosa opkruip, en niemand weetdaarvan nie.Kom ek maak ’n baie lang storie kort: Ons

het toe gegaan. Maar amper nie. Die weer-voorspelling was erg ongeskik, en om onderdie komberse in die gasteplaas Grootnek sekothuisie te bly lê, het baie beter gevoel.Gawie, baas vandié plaas, vertel toe ’n inte-

ressante storie om ’n Skot, Ier of Engelsman(ek kan nie meer onthou nie) se wyse raadaanons oor te dra: “If you look at theweather,you will go nowhere.”Toe sê Gawie wéér ons moet maar gaan, al

reën dit.“Julle sal alles glo wat julle al van Koffie-

drinker gehoor het as julle eers daar was.”En daar gaat ons toe, agterop die sleepwa

met strooibale vir sitplekke en Kobus Stryd-omagter die trekkerstuurwiel.DeurKrakeel,die boerderydorpie langs die Krakeelrivierin die Langkloof, by vrugteboorde verby(sommige nog in bot), by Heidi-landskappeverby tot daarwaardie rypadnie verder gaannie.“Dis net so 45 minute se stap.” Gawie se

stem is dun in die wind wat soos Johannes-burg-spitsverkeer deur die bome raas.Vroeër jare was dié gebied toe onder hakea,

’n aggressiewe indringer. Al stappend, klim-mend en klip-hoppend oor poele in diemosbe-klede (regtig) asemwegslaan-kloof leer onsdankie sê vir die hakea, want dit het baie jarelank mensevoete daar weggehou.Al vroeg in die vorige eeu was dit die plek

waar die mense graag op ’n Sondag ingestapen piekniek gaan hou het, vertel DonaldStrydom, ’n boer van Krakeelrivier wat askannetjie die Koffiedrinker-kloof ’n hele paarkeer met sy pa, Alex, en oupa Groot Barenduitgeklim het.Hy glo Koffiedrinker is so “onbekend” om-

dat dit nog altyd ’n spesiale plek vir die sielwas, nie een vir toeristegeld nie.

“Dit doen iets aan jou menswees; iets watjy in jou binneste beleef.”Hy glo ook dié spesiale plekkie is “ ’n emosi-

onele hegtenis wat van generasie na genera-sie oorgedra is”.Donald se seunKobus, ’n ingenieurstudent,

is een van dié aan wie die “Koffiedrinker-af-losstokkie” deur ’n vorige generasie (sy oupaAlex) oorhandig is.Dis Kobus wat die trekker met sleepwa be-

stuur sodat “buitestanders” nou ook Koffie-drinker se “onbeskryflike spesiaalgeit” kanbeleef.“Maar net ’n bietjie op ’n slag word gevat.

Ons pas dit op.”Niemand kan presies sê op wie se grond

Koffiedrinker nou regtig is en waar die naamvandaan kom nie.Dalk die bruin boswater?“Ekweet nie,” antwoordKobus. “Dalk is dit

omdat diemense wat vroeër hier piekniek ge-houhet, koffie gedrinkhet.Maar dalk het hul-le ook iets sterkers gevat . . .”Naby Koffiedrinker se eerste diep poel dra

’n boom twee datums: een van 1962 en hoërop 1934. “ ’n Paar manne het hier die jawoordvan hul geliefdes gevra,” onthouKobus sy ou-pa Alex, nou al saliger, se vertel.Ons wonder hardop hoekom hulle dit sou

doen. Kobus, pienklyf van die koue nadat hy(en ’n dapper drie ander) deur ’n paar poeleop pad na die watervalle geswem het, ant-woord filosofies:“Seker maar ’n ding van: As sy of hy nie be-

reid is omhierdie paadjie saammet jou te stapnie, sal sy of hy nie die ander pad saam metjou stap nie.”Net die boom met die twee datums dra tot

dusver dié stukkie Koffiedrinker-geskiede-nis, want sover bekend, is daar geen opgete-

kende geskiedenis van dié baie spesiale pleknie.Koffiedrinker se geskiedenis sal dus van

voor af uit die pen van besoekers moet “be-gin”; maar dit sal nie groot wees nie, want dieLangklowers wat wéét, sê net ’n paar menseop ’n slag kan gaan.Alleen sal jy net tot deur die eerste poel (jy

móét daardeur swem) by die eerste watervalkan gaan. Daarna raak dit só steil en soveelgevaarliker dat jy toue én ’n plaaslike “ken-ner” moet saamvat.Kobus en die sleepwa staan tot die begin

van 2016 se akademiese jaar reg om mensesoontoe te neem.Seker ’n peperduur en eksklusiewe storie.“Nee. Ek wil dit nie doen vir geld nie, want

dán is dit werk. Ekwil dit deel. Maar diemen-sewat saamkom,moet oopwees vir avontuur.En hulle moet weet hulle gaan nat word.”

KUIER INDIE LANGKLOOF

Koffiedrinker –baiebeterasboeretroos

=Op die sleepwa op pad na Koffiedrinker met sy agt swempoele ensewe watervalle. FOTO: HEILIE COMBRINCK

=Koffiedrinker heet dié kloof so vanweë die bruin boswater?FOTO: MARISKA SPOORMAKER

=Die voetpad deur fynbos na die kloof waar Koffiedrinker lê.FOTO: MARISKA SPOORMAKER


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FORMaria andHaydnHolmes, amultiple record-holdingOlympic swimmer and lifeguard respectively, there areno more massive crowds. There is not as much travelingand there are no more big team swimming practices.

They became an integral part of a structure aimed atcatapulting local swimming to a new level when theyopened their highly successful aquatics centre, LiquidLines – Unsalted, in the heart of Cape St Francis in De-cember 2013. Liquid Lines is a state-of-the-art swimmingand training facility dedicated to revolutionising thewayathletes and novices move through water.Owner-trainers Maria and Haydn are both experts in

their trade. Maria is a Bulgarian national record-holderfor the 200m backstroke and an Olympian competitor,while Haydn represents South Africa for Surf and FreshWater Lifesaving. They met in Dubai, while working ashigh-ranking executives at Dubai’s Yas IslandWaterparkand Wadi Waterpark respectively.The couple, who has a 42-month old daughter, spent

thousands of hours studying the art and science of swim-ming. Their unquenchable love for all things water-rela-ted and extensive work with hundreds of studentsprompted them to develop a swimming system to maxi-mise any swimmer’s potential – seeing their return toSouth Africa after 15 years in Dubai to realise a lifelongdream.According to Maria, Liquid Lines is their unique con-

cept. “This is a one-of-a-kind facility in South Africa, ifnot the world.”“Haydn is a true patriot. He said that if we were to get

married, we will move back to South Africa and live inthe little town he grew so very fond of, Cape St Francis,where his parents bought a house in the 1980s,” says Ma-ria. “In December 2010 we got married on the balcony of19 St FrancisWay and have been committed to our returnto Seal Point ever since.Liquid Lines boasts a heated 20m long 3m x 2m lane

swimming pool and provides a world-class facility wherefresh, innovative approaches to aquatic fitness normscan be enjoyed.Liquid Lines offer Waterman-Fit (a high-intensity

cross-training workout consisting of swimming, under-water drills, treading water with/without weights, exer-cises on the pool deck and running), Aqua-Fit (circuit-style interval training), Masters Swimming (swimmingfor adults), and performance squad swimming for themore serious swimmers motivated to compete in localandnational competitions.There are also open lane timesfor part time lap swimmers and vacationing champion-ship swimmers.“We already have had several wins at various swim-

ming championships,” says a proud Maria.The facility is open to everyone, no matter what their

reason is for swimming.“We hoped to be successful, but never thought that we

will get the overwhelming support we did and are stillgetting. We are thankful for each and every swimmer –whether social or competitive – that supports us,” saysMaria. “We are currently averaging 1 300 people amonth.”And do they have plans to grow? “There is always room

for growth,” saysMaria. “Wemight consider franchisingLiquid Lines, but we will have to see where the futuretakes us.”Formore information, contactMaria or Haydn at 042 298

0013 or send an email to [email protected]. Alterna-tively, visit their website at www.liquidlinesunsalted.com.

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Maria (pictured) and Haydn Holmes became an integralpart of a structure aimed at catapulting local swimming toa new level when they opened their highly successfulaquatics centre, Liquid Lines – UnsaltedPHOTO:MONIQUE BASSON


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WATERAEROBIESE KLASSEPoliclinic Wateraerobiese klasse en rehabilita-sie-oefeninge in ’n binnemuurse, verhitteswembad vind elke Maandag, Woensdag enVrydag plaas. Vir meer inligting, skakelYolandé na-ure by 042 296 0454.

LINE DANCE CLASSESLine Dance Classes take place at the BowlingClub in Jeffreys Bay from 14:00 to 15:00(absolute beginners) and from 15:00 to16:00 (beginners) on Mondays. For moreinformation, contact UKDC dance instructorMarie Louw at 083 425 0724.

CAS DIENSTYEDie Christen Aanbiddingsentrum nooi almalvir ’n feesdiens Sondae om 09:30 by 26Pelikaansingel op Astonbaai. Skakel past.Jannie by 074 156 7878.

EGK DIENSTYEDie Evangelies Gereformeerde Kerk op diehoek van Da Gamaweg en Scheldestraat inJeffreysbaai hou dienste om 09:00 en 18:30op Sondag. Skakel Paul Grobbelaar by 072277 9781.

VEK DIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Volle Evangelie Kerk inKameeldoringstraat, Wavecrest is om 09:30op Sondae. Skakel 071 191 9437.

VEK DIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Volle Evangelie Kerkvan God in Humansdorp is om 09:30.Skakel past Tinus by 084 626 9719.

DIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Nederduitch HervormdeKerk in AD Keetstraat, Jeffreybaai is Sondaeom 09:00. Lede verkoop pannekoek by dieEquinox Mall op Saterdagoggende.

PARKINSONSOefeninge, wat spiere versterk en bewegingbevorder, geskik vir Parkinsons-lyers metbewegingdisfunksie, vind elke Dinsdag om10:30 by die NG Kerkkompleks in Wave-crest plaas. Vir navrae, kontak Marie Heynsby 042 296 2530 of 082 612 2482.

JBAY GOLF CLUBThe Jeffreys Bay Golf Club will host theirChicken Run Golf Day from 07:00 to 15:00every Friday. Players pay for nine holes, andget nine free. Rotisserie chicken vouchersfrom Woolworths are up for grabs. Thegreen fees are R40. Contact Len at 042 2932532.

BEACH WALKSBeach Walks take place at the Main Beachin front of the dolphin statue at 08:00 everySaturday. Everyone is welcome. Contact 082464 3099 or 082 607 1194.

KROGDie Kairos Rousmart Ondersteuningsgroep(KROG) bied weeklikse sessies aan diegenewat iemand aan die dood verloor het. Virinligting, skakel 082 702 0727 of stuur ’nepos na [email protected].

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARYThe Friends of the Library book store, TheBook End, at the Newton Hall is open from09:00 to 11:00 every Friday morning.

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.

KOUGA GUILDThe Kouga Guild will meet at the Humans-dorp Moderkerk Church hall at 13:30 onNovember 19. Vistors are welcome. Theentrance fee is R5 for members, R15 forpensioners and R30 for visitors. Please bringany items for show and tell. Contact KaySadler at 082 879 1549.

SAVADie Suid-Afrikaanse Vereniging vir Afgetre-denes (SAVA) vergader op 19 November om10:00 by die Rolbalklub in Jeffreysbaai.Almal is welkom. Winthur praat oor bio-die-sel. Skakel Louis by 042 296 0193.

EBFLOBLOMMEKLUBDie Ebflo-blommekklub vergader op 18November om 09:30 by De Viswijf inJeffeysbaai. Skakel Emblem de Kock by 042296 2300.

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THE Kouga Express is once again looking fora baby to grace the front page of the last edi-tion of the year – the Christmas edition onThursday, December 17.

The annualKouga ExpressChristmas BabyCompetition is aimed at making the day spe-cial for babies who are celebrating their firstChristmas.

Apart from the honour of gracing our lastfront page of the year, the winning baby willalso receive a photo shoot and images fromBeautique Photography in Jeffreys Bay.

That is not all. The winner will receive aset of three Babe-Eeze teething necklaces val-ued at R500, as well as one pack of 8-Trek allpurpose ointment. The winner will, further-more, crawl away with an ÉFA Bamboo Nap-pies hamper.

The two runners-up will each receive a setof two Babe-Eeze teething necklaces valued atR250 and one pack of 8-Trek all purpose oint-ment.

This year, parents must enter their babiesvia our social media platforms. There are threeplatforms to choose from:

FacebookAt the top of our Facebook page, Kouga Ex-press Newspaper, click on the Christmas Ba-by tab, which will take you to the entry formwhere you can upload your baby’s photo andenter all the details. You need to enter froma compu-ter or laptop, because cell phone en-tries do not work.

Twitter @KougaExpressSubmit your photo via Twitter; include allthe necessary info and then tag @KougaEx-press and #KougaChristmasBaby.

Instagram – ep_media241) Follow us on Instagram2) Upload your photo and include all the ne-cessary info.3) Include #KougaChristmasBaby in yourpost.

Only online entries will be accepted this year– no photos may be emailed, posted ordropped 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, No-vember 29 at 16:00.

Entry photos need not have a Christmastheme, and baby’s face must be clearly visi-ble. Only babies living in the Kouga and Kou-kamma regions are allowed to enter.

All the rules of the competition can beviewed on our Facebook page or our websiteat www.kouga-express.co.za.

The top 10 finalists will be announced onour Facebook page and in the Kouga Expressnewspaper on Thursday, December 3.

The winner of the competition will be re-photographed by Beautique Photographyand must be available between December 5and 10 for the photo session.

) The entries received will be published onour facebook page in photo galleries.

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Babies celebrating first Christmas canenter

Beauden Bosman from Humansdorp is our firstAll entrant in the Christmas Baby competition.

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THE nine finalists in the Miss Matric Dancecompetition have been chosen and nowwe’re looking for the tenth and last finalist.

The last finalist will be chosen by the pu-blich who need to vote for their favouritewildcard entry.

Vote for favourite wildcard entry

To vote for your favourite wildcard, go toour Facebook page (Kouga Express Newspa-per) and find the Miss Matric Dance Wild-card Finalists album (under photos).

To vote for your favourite girl, simply

click like on her photo. The girl with themost “likes” will be the tenth and last final-ist in the competition.

The voting closes at 15:00 on Wednesday,November 18.

Vote now for favouriteMissMatric DanceWildcard


YOUNG leaners are benefiting through col-laborative efforts of the government and theprivate sector.

According to the Institute of Training andEducation for Capacity Building, an NPO sit-uated in East London, Jeffreys Bay WindFarm’s Foundation Phase Reading CoachesSupport Programme, is an example of howwell the public and private sector can worktogether to benefit society. “Education is a so-cietal duty and the responsibility not only ofgovernment, but also of civil society. The ef-fects of our history on the fabric of our wholesociety, including education, have been soprofound that it will take the efforts of all sec-tors to build a stronger education system,”says Barbara Valentine, Research and Devel-opment for Institute of Training and Educa-tion for Capacity Building.Co-operation, support and involvement

from the Department of Education are cru-cial, as theDepartment is ultimately account-able for all programmes within schools.“Without amutually supportive relationshipwith the Department and especially the Ui-tenhage District Department of Education,we wouldn’t be able to implement any of theschool-based programmes,” says MarionGreen-Thompson, Economic DevelopmentManager for Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm.The wind farm has shown its commitment

to helping communities through education,with a focus on foundation and early child-hood development. The programme aims toimprove the literacy and numeracy skills ofprimary school learners, through the intro-duction of Reading Coaches, into 12 benefici-ary schools. Coaches run reading sessionswith groups of up to fifteen, grades 1 – 3learners at a time, although most of thesegroups are smaller so that each child gets in-dividual attention.This programme, which launched in Octo-

ber 2014, has been funded for a three year pe-riod by the wind farm, to the value of R1 307540.00 todate ofwhichR198 000was specifical-ly allocated for the purchase of books for ap-proximately 6 762 learners across twelveschools, all falling within a 50km radius ofthe wind farm.Participating schools in the vicinity of Jef-

freys Bay Wind Farm include: Chigwell Pri-mary School, Gamtoosvalley PrimarySchool, Graslaagte Primary School, Kruis-fontein Primary School, Masisebenze Prima-rySchool,Mzingisi PrimarySchool, PatensiePrimary School, Quagga Primary School, StPatricks EC Primary School, Vukani Prima-ry School, Weston Primary School and SeaVista Primary School.“It is widely acknowledged that the biggest

challenge to education outcomes is the lackof literacy and numeracy skills at the Foun-dation Phase stage, as it limits learners’ po-tential as they progress higher up the educa-tion chain. This needs to be addressed so thatchildren have the right skills to take mathe-matics and science through to Grade 12,”says Green-Thompson.

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Hoofleiers vir 2016: André Adendorff (onderhoofseun), Armand Pretorius (hoofseun), CrystalChamberlain (hoofdogter) en Ashley Benson (onderhoofdogter).

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VCSathletes shine on field

During a recent athletics competition at Paul Sauer, Victory Christian School (VCS) students had theopportunity to show their talents. These students all won medals in their respective items. At theend of the day Issataya Bredell, Roland van Wyk, Trinika Brink and AJ van Vuuren were alsoawarded athlete of the day in their respective age groups. Roland van Wyk also improved the hotput record for boys u.12. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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WOODRIDGECollege riders exceled at the re-cent South African National EquestrianSchools Association (SANESA) NationalChampionships – receiving the trophy forrunner-up of the year for the second consecu-tive year.

This is an outstanding achievement as thefour Woodridge College riders came secondout of the 239 high schools participating inthis prestigious national event. Over 600 highschool riders competed at SANESA Nationalsheld at Misty Meadows.

Not only did the Woodridge Equestrian-Team come second, but it also had three ri-der/horse combinations placed in the top 20riders nationally. Kaitlyne Greyling placed5th overall in South Africa on her horse Mexi-co and 19th on her pony Whisper. Jessica Al-berts riding Torch Bearer placed 16th in thetop 20 rankings.

Riders had to qualify to ride at the Nation-als by competing in provincial selection qua-

lifiers throughout the year as well as at theregional final where they competed againstriders from Border. The Eastern CapeSchools team was then selected to competeagainst the other Provinces at Misty Mead-ows just outside Pretoria the first week in Oc-tober. Woodridge College had four highschool riders that made it into the team withsix horses: Kaitlyne Greyling, Jessica Al-berts, Coral-Jade Dippennar and Christi-LiPike. These four riders, despite being such asmall team, brought home no less than twogold medals, 4 silver medals and three bronzemedals between them.

Woodridge Prep School came sixth alto-gether out of over 200 Prep schools takingpart. The Prep School had one rider in the top20 placings, out of nearly 500 prep school rid-ers which participated.

Woodridge riders excel at SANESANational Championships

Kaitlyne Greyling placed 5th overall in SouthAfrica on her horse Mexico and 19th on herpony Whisper. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

GROOTgeld is opdie spelwanneerpuik skutsmet hul gewere in kompetisie aanlê.

Die jaarlikse Suid-Afrikaanse Jag- en Wild-bewaringsvereniging (SAJWV) se kompeti-sie op 14 November by die Billsons Skietbaantref die merk met prysgeld van R65 000.

Die Humansdorp Koöperasie bied die gel-eentheid in samewerking met die SAJWV seGrysbok-, Koukamma- en Kwaggatak aan.

Die groeperingskiet bestaanuit twee groep-erings van drie skote elk op `n afstand van100m. `n Rus sal voorsien word en die teles-koopverstelling mag nie `n vergroting van 12oorskry nie.

Die wenner stap weg met `n Merkel-jagge-weer ter waarde van R18 000. Elke deelnemersal `n afslagbewys van die koöperasie se wa-penafdeling ontvang. Gelukkige trekkingssluit in toerusting, teleskoop, messe, geweer-sakke en `n .22-geweer. Die wenner van diehooftrekking ontvang `n Worchester ClassicHunter 30-06 geweer ter waarde van R15 000.

Deelnemers moet teenwoordig wees om virdie pryse en gelukkige trekkings te kwalifi-seer.

Vir meer inligting, skakel Stuart Riddle by083 250 2165 of 042 283 0892 of Riaan Vermaakby 042 291 0431.

Wengroot by jaarlikse groeperingskiet

Patensie takes trophy at tournament

The u.13 rugby team of Patensie Primary School triumphed at the recent rugby tournament held atSt Reginalds Primary School in Kirkwood under the leadership of Glowill Felix and Shawn Lewis.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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