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BETTIE GILIOMEE & MONIQUE

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GROOT kommer heers nadattwee voorvalle van huisroof

die naweek in St. Francisbaaiaangemeld is.

Volgens Braam Badenhorst, alge-mene bestuurder van Smhart Seku-riteit, het huisbrake in die Kouga ge-bied oor die afgelope paar maandetoegeneem.

“Daar is beslis ’n skerp toename inhuisbrake. Die woonbuurt wat op dieoomblik die ergste onder misdadi-g-ers deurloop is Wavecrest in Jef-freysbaai.

“Daar is baie bespiegelings hier-oor, maar niemand kan met seker-heid sê presies hoekom dié woon-buurt voorkeur geniet wanneer ditby misdaad kom nie.

“Verder loop St. Francisbaai ookrelatief erg deur onder misdadigers.”

In die jongste voorval is ’n familievan St. Francisbaai Saterdagaandomstreeks 20.30nm. deur vier mansberoof wat hulle oorrompel het ter-wyl hulle televisie gekyk het.

Volgens polisiewoordvoerder lt.kol.Priscilla Naidu het die mans, wat klap-musse gedra het, toegang tot die huisdeur ’n skuifdeur gekry en die gesinmet ’n mes gedreig wat hulle in diekombuis gekry het. Drie van die manshet die huis deursoek terwyl die anderdie familie gyselaar gehou het. Huis-ware, juweliersware, selfone, kontanten ’n skootrekenaar is gesteel. Nie-mand is in die voorval beseer nie.

In nog ’n voorval Saterdag in St.Francisbaai het ’n vrou net ná mid-

dernag wakker geskrik weens glaswat gebreek het. Sy het gaan onder-soek instel en twee mans met klap-musse gesien wat deur die bad-kamervenster klim.

Sy het na haar man om hulp ge-

roep en die rowers het op die vluggeslaan sonder om iets te buit.

Volgens Badenhorst verkry huis-rowers meeste van die tyd toegangtot ’n huis deur deure en vensterswat nie gesluit is nie. “Ongelukkig

speel die agterlosigheid van die pu-bliek ’n groot rol wanneer dit kom bydie styging in huisbrake.”

Badenhorst het gesê dit is moont-lik dat misdadigers mense tuisberoof omdat die meeste waardevolle

items dan by die huis is. Dit sluit inselfone, skootrekenaars, kontant, ju-wele en vuurwapens. “Huiseienaarsaktiveer ook gewoonlik eers hulalarms teen slaaptyd, en dit verge-maklik toegang tot ’n perseel.”

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After more than 700 kilome­tres and 250 hours of briskwalking, the time for second­guessing is over. The re­search has been done, thekilometres have been walked,the necessary medication hasbeen taken and the equip­ment has been gathered.Lenro Stoltz, the owner of afarm just outside Hu­mansdorp, is in the final daysof his preparation to ascendthe highest free­standingmountain in the world,towering 5 895m above thesurrounding plains, MountKilimanjaro ­ all in aid of theBay FM Foundation. See page6 for the full story.Photo: ANNEKE BASSON

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Police clamp down on crimeMONIQUE BASSON

STORMSRIVER detectives havebeen hard at work with a numberof convictions, totalling 73 yearsimprisonment, secured lastweek.

Five criminals have been success-fully convicted and send to prisonfor crimes including rape, sexual of-fences, robbery and armed robberyduring the period of June 18 to 21.

On June 18, Stanley Denzil Wil-liams (38) from Storms River wassentenced to 13 years imprisonmentfor raping a 34-year-old woman on

March 30, 2010.According to Lt Col Priscilla

Naidu, the incident occurred in thebushes not far from the victim’shome. “She was attacked andraped,” said Naidu.

In an unrelated incident on June20, 40-year-old Shaun Patrick Goedafrom Woodlands was sentenced to15 years imprisonment on two ac-counts of robbery on October 18 lastyear in the Robbehoek area inStorms River.

“During the incident the accusedused an air pistol to rob an employ-ee on a farm of goods to the valueof approximately R1 500. He alsoused the same toy gun to rob a se-

cond person in the area of R200 incash,” said Naidu.

On June 21, Siyabulela Mahapy-hela (27), Sibongiseni Krokrani (18)and Sandiso Mpete (21) from Plet-tenberg Bay were sentenced to 15years imprisonment each for rob-bing a Chinese Spaza Shop in theColdstream area on October 24, 2011of cigarettes, cell phones andR15 000 in cash.

“During the incident the shop-keeper and assistant were stabbedwith a knife. Two of the robberswere shotwhile busyattackingapo-lice official on scene. The third rob-ber was arrested with the assis-tance of the K9-unit,” said Naidu.

ESTÉ BEERWINKEL

RONE van Niekerk (26) van Jef-freysbaai sal die Oos-Kaap inhierdie jaar se Mev. Suid-Afrikakompetisie verteenwoordig.

Sy sê haar deelname in ’n kom-petisie soos Mev. SA was nog al-tyd een van haar drome, en sê ditgunhaardie geleentheid om“elkefaset van vrouwees uit te leef”.

Sy reken die Mev. SA kompeti-sie is belangrik omdat soveelmense ’n wanindruk van hierdiespesifieke kompitisie en wat ditbehels het. “Deel van my missieis om mense bewus te maak datdaar ’n direkte verband is tusseninnerlike en uiterlike skoonheid.Deelname aan hierdie kompitisiebied die geleentheid om die beeldvan die vrou in die regte per-spektief te sien.”

Van Niekerk, wat tans as ’nverkoopsverteenwoordiger werk,het haar B.Soc.Sc graad aan dieUniversiteit Vrystaat verwerf enwas vir ’n paar jaar werksaammet berading en gemeenskaps-

diens. In haar gemeenskap biedvanNiekerkgereeldberading ses-sies en motiverings praatjies aan.

Sy sê alhoewel sydiekompitisietot dusver nog geniet, is dit “def-initief nie ’n pad om op jou eie aante durf nie”. “As dit nie vir mytoegewyde man, borge, familie envriende was nie sou ek nie hierdievlak in die kompitisie kon behaalnie. Ek is die enigste deelnemeruit die Oos-Kaap, daarom is dit mywens dat Ooskapenaars hulleharte vir my sal oopmaak en myvergesel op hierdie pad vorentoe.”

As deel van die kompetisie isvan Niekerk besig met same-sprekings met organisasies soos“Victory4all projects” se “Rain-bow house” vir kinders metfisiese en intellektuele gestremd-hede in Humansdorp.

Volgens van Niekerk het hier-die kompetisie haar “net weerlaat besef wat ’n voorreg dit is omvrou te mag wees”.

Die Mev. SA deelnemers is tansbesig om voor te berei vir diekompetisie week en gala geleent-heid wat in Oktober plaasvind.

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Rone van Niekerk (26) van Jeffreysbaai sal die Oos­Kaap in hierdie jaar seMev. Suid­Afrika kompetisie verteenwoordig. Foto: VERSKAF

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BARENDINA, Jeffreysbaai se ve-selglasrenoster wat deur óf ’nbaie dronk óf baie dom stroper

van haar horings “ontneem” is, pronkweer in haar volle glorie by die privateLombardini-natuurreservaat buite Jef-freysbaai.

Dít na meer as twee maande se fyn ensorgsame werk om haar geskende gesig teherstel.

Mariska Spoormaker van Die Burgerhet vroeër berig dat die wêreld se domstestroper op 2 April by die reservaat se res-taurant ingebreek het, ’n paar sterk happeby die kroeg gevat, maar sy elmboog dade-lik laat sak toe hy die renoster (met horing)teen die muur gesien het.

Hyhet dieweerloseveselglasdier vandiemuur geruk, na buite gesleep, haar ve-selglashorings afgekap, haar een veselglas-oor afgebreek, ’n groot stuk van haar ve-selglasmond uitgeruk en met sy buit in diedonker nag verdwyn.

Mede-eienaars van Lombardini, SusanLottering en haar man Johan, het eers ge-dink dat die stroper Barendina te ernstigbeskadig het en daar geen hoop op herstelis nie.

Intussen het John Peacock van Taxider-my Africa in Humansdorp, Barendina neteen kyk gegee, en besluit, kom wat wil, diérenoster sal weer op haar ou plek teen diemuur pronk - sonder ’n vesel uit plek.

“Ons het voor ’n keuse te staan gekom,gaan ons Barendina laat herstel of gaanons haar in haar verminkte staat los as ’n

simbool vir die lot van die gestroopterenoster,” het Susan gesê.

“Ons het op die end besluit om haar telaat regmaak en is verheug om haar weerterug by ons te hê. Barendina is so deel vandie atmosfeer hier op Lombardini. Sy wordgereeld met blomme versier vir troufoto’sen het al selfs Kersversierings aangehad.”

Barendina is ’n replika van die eersterenoster, ook ’n koei, wat op Lombardinigevestig is. Na dié koei se dood is ’n afgiet-sel van haar lyf gemaak en daaruit isBarendina in veselglas gebore.

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Barendina, Jeffreysbaai se veselglasrenosterwat deur óf ’n baie dronk óf baie domstroper van haar horings “ontneem” is,pronk weer in haar volle glorie.Foto: MONIQUE BASSON

St Marks Anglicanchurch held a “CakeBoss” youth eveningon June 15. Thechildren were placedin groups and had tochoose a theme fortheir cake from a bag.Once they had theirtheme, all the groupswere given the sameingredients, a slab ofcake, icing sugar andlots of differentsweets, and they hadto create theirmasterpiece in 60minutes. Once the 60minutes were over,they had to presenttheir cakes to 4“Master chef judges”.St Marks Anglicanchurch would like tosay thank you toHumansdorp Spar andOnce Price Store inHumansdorp for theirkind donations ofbiscuits and sweets.Photos: SUPPLIED

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THEUNS Coetzee, die manwat die landwye droom-projek in 2006 op Bonnie-

vale help begin het, gaan belang-stellendes wat met dieselfde pro-jek in Jeffreysbaai wil begin, op4 Julie toespreek.

Volgens Coetzee, is die droom-projek ’n poging om inwoners te in-spireer om in hul dorpe verskeiedrome, soos netjieser strate, aan-treklike tuine en daadwerklikepogings om aangename leefruimteste skep, te laat waar word.

Dié projek is daarop gemik omalle inwoners van ’n dorp te inspi-reer om saam projekte te identifi-seer en om self in te spring om dieprojekte aan die gang te kry en suk-sesvol te voltooi.

Sedert 2004 het tientalle Suid-Af-

rikaanse dorpe, vanaf Limpopo indie noorde tot onder in die Suid-Kaap, besluit om by die projek in teskakel.

Die byeenkoms vind plaas opWoensdag 4 Julie om 6nm. by Men-tors Plaza Country Estate net

buitekant Jeffreysbaai. By die ge-leentheid sal verduidelik word hoeom te werk te gaan.

Toegang is gratis, maar daar salwel ’n vrywillige kollekte opge-neem word. Vir besonderhede, kon-tak Deon Goosen by 0 084 444 0763.

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NATASHA MEISTER LIVE AT JEFFREYS MATTHYS ROETS TE SIEN BYPOTTERS

=Natasha Meister will be performing on July 4 at 10Da Gama in Jeffreys Bay. Singer/songwriter, she hasbecome our very own Blues Queen in the two shortyears since returning from Canada to her ancestralhome in Africa. At only 20 she has made a hugeimpact on discerning SA audiences, especially in theblues/funk niche. Natasha has a great bluesyMotown voice, she plays phenomenal electric andacoustic guitar and is a gifted songwriter.Photo: SUPPLIED

=Mathys Roets skop sy “Rembrandt” toer van 8dorpe in 11 dae af in Uitenhage en net daarnabesoek hy Potter’s Place. Hy bring ‘n splinternu­we vertoning met nuwe klanke, maar dieselfdebekende stem en sing al die musiek van sy nuweCD “Rembrandt se meisie in die maan!” Matthysis op 5 Julie om 20nm. by Potter’s Place (0 042293 2500). Kom ervaar die nostalgie en vind uitwaaroor mans nou eintlik wonder en dink na oordie muse wanneer “Rembrandt se meisie in diemaan” amptelik voorgestel word. Vyf gelukkigeKouga Express­leser kan elk een van MathysRoets se nuwe CD’s wen. Besoek kougaex­press.co.za vir meer inligting.Foto: VERSKAF

Bill McGill, wordfamous waterco­lour artist fromRustenburg, willpresent a two­dayworkshop on July11 and 12. He willuse watercolourand acrylics duringthe workshop. Thecost is R400 perperson. For moreinformation,contact Maryna at0 082 508 4068.Photo: SUPPLIED

Die bekendesanger en lied­jieskrywer, AndréSwiegers, tree op29 Junie om6.30nm. vir 8nm.by Potter’ Place inJeffreybaai op. Om’n kans te staanom kaartjies na dievertoning te wen,SMS ANDRÉ gevolgdeur jou naam na0082 324 3888voor more 12nm.Kaartjies kos R60per persoon. Virmeer inligting,kontak Potter’sPlace by 0 042293 2500.Foto: VERSKAF

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The Services SETA’s SME Division is committed to providing its members with practical quality learning that will benefittheir businesses in terms of best practice concepts. This invitation is open to all entities whose core business is withinthe mandate of the Services SETA. We also extend the invitation to cooperatives, Non-governmental Organisations andCommunity-based Organisations.

Our Regional Offices will be hosting a workshop on “Demonstrating an understanding of HIV/AIDS and its implications”based on Unit Standard 8494. This workshop will equip individuals to make informed choices about their attitudes andbehavioural practices. It will also contribute to building a wider understanding of HIV/AIDS issues; to the rights of peopleliving with HIV and AIDS and to workplaces which are more responsive to the needs of those living with HIV and AIDS.

Workshop outcomes: • Describe and explain the nature of HIV/AIDS • Describe transmission routes • Describe andexplain practices which reduce and prevent risk of infection • Describe and analyse attitudes towards HIV and AIDS inthe workplace.

The workshops are to be one full day and will be held in the following areas:

Region Confirmed Venue Training DateFree State: Welkom Goldfield Casino 4 May 2012Western Cape: Worcester Protea Hotel, Cumberland No 2, Stockenstrom Street, Worcester 17 May 2012Limpopo: Louis Trichardt Bhubha Lodge 25 May 2012Gauteng: Vryburg Castello Guesthouse, No 2 De Kock Street, Vryburg 8 June 2012Northern Cape: Upington Waterfront Guesthouse, Plot 22, Steenbok Avenue, Upington 21 June 2012Eastern Cape: Keiskammahoek Keiskammahoek Community Hall 5 July 2012Eastern Cape: Humansdorp The Boutique Hotel 10 July 2012KwaZulu-Natal: Impendle Everglades Hotel 13 July 2012Mpumalanga: Bushbuckridge Word of Life Church 20 July 2012Kindly be advised that each participant to complete the whole workshop will receive a certificate of attendance.

Kindly RSVP with your Regional Coordinator as seats are limited and are available on a first come first serve basis.

Region Coordinator Name Contact Number E-mail addressCape Town Raymond Dakuse (021) 425-0417 Raymondd@serviceseta.org.zaEast London Zingisa Mehlomane (043) 743-5410 Zingisan@serviceseta.org.zaPort Elizabeth Pumza Sambane (041) 582-2033 Pumzas@serviceseta.org.zaDurban Nelisiwe Mkhize (031) 207-1761 Nelisiwem@serviceseta.org.zaBloemfontein Teboho Modise (051) 430-6223 Tebohom@serviceseta.org.zaKimberley Edgar Makhonofane (053) 833-7447 Edgarm@serviceseta.org.zaPolokwane Lwazi Khanyile (015) 296-4858 Lwazik@serviceseta.org.zaNelspruit Desiree Smith (013) 752-2207 Desirees@serviceseta.org.zaGauteng Promise Masoga (011) 276-9733 Promisem@serviceseta.org.za

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ESTI STEWART

FOUR juvenile ragged-tooth sharkshave been released back into the oceanat St Francis Bay after they were held incaptivity for several years.

They will now form part of a researchproject aimed at creating South Africa’soceans as a safe haven for ragged-toothsharks, as well as to learn more about thehabits of these sharks.

Equipped with a Vemco transmitter tagto the value of R10 000 each, these four rag-ged-tooth sharks were reintroduced intothe ocean on June 17 at Granny’s Pool inSt Francis Bay after spending a few yearsat the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town.

Dr Malcolm Smale, a shark scientist fromthe Port Elizabeth Museum who is doing anacoustic telemetry research project on rag-ged-tooth sharks, surgically inserted thetags into the sharks in Cape Town just beforethey were relocated to the Eastern Cape.

The whole releasing process was docu-mented by Rob and Sam Bester from Gyp-SEA Marine Eco Tours. They also kept aclose eye on the ocean for a few hours after-wards.

“Normally the releases take place at Buf-fels Bay, close to Plettenberg Bay, but dueto current water temperatures, it was deci-ded to release them in St Francis Bay. Theywill now find other ragged-tooth sharks ofa similar age in the vicinity,” said Sam.

Unfortunately, only two days later one ofthe sharks were found dead on the nearbyrocks. “We were initially concerned it mayhave been caught due to how high up therocks it had washed, but it seems it was justan unfortunate incident of the shark eitherexperiencing stress due to the relocation or

merely got into trouble on high tide withsuch big swell,” said Sam.

According to Sam, ragged-tooth sharkscan only eat what they can bite and swallowat the same time and are therefore harmlessto humans.

The ragged-tooth sharks in the TwoOceans Aquarium were collected on rodand line in a little bay aptly named “LittleRaggie Bay” in a private resort calledMgwalana, approximately 60km south ofEast London. Roy Martin, the official ‘’tag-ger’’ for Bayworld in Port Elizabeth, assis-ted the staff in collecting these sharks.

Little Raggie Bay is a very shallow bayand is one of a number of similar-sized bayson this part of the coast, which young rag-ged-tooth sharks use as “nursery areas”.

The juvenile ragged-tooth sharks act asambassadors for their species and are onlydisplayed for a short period of time at theaquarium before they are returned to thewild..Ragged-tooth sharks are found on thesouthern and eastern coasts of South Afri-ca. In November/December they congre-gate to mate on reefs in northern EasternCape and southern KwaZulu-Natal waters.The pregnant females then travel north asfar as southern Mozambique to gestate inwarmer waters. After a gestation period of9 to 12 months, they return to the EasternCape (south of the Kei River) to give birth.

Using satellite and ultrasonic tags, scien-tists have been able to gain more detailedinformation about the movement of ragged-tooth sharks up and down the South Afri-can coast.

Ragged-tooth sharks are threatenedaround the world, because they are slow toreach sexual maturity, give birth to fewyoung and, because of their inshore habits,they are highly vulnerable to over-fishing.

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AFTER more than 700 kilo-metres and 250 hours ofbriskwalking, the time for

second-guessing is over. The re-search has been done, the kilo-metres have been walked, thenecessary medication has beentaken and the equipment hasbeen gathered.

Lenro Stoltz, the owner of a farmjust outside Humansdorp, is in the fi-nal days of his preparation to ascendthe highest mountain in Africa andthe highest free-standing mountainin the world, towering 5 895m abovethe surrounding plains - all in aid ofcharity.

Stoltz and his twin brother, Leon,will climb Mount Kilimanjaro inTanzania to help raise funds for theBay FM Foundation to enabled them

to accomplish more life changing ex-periences in the lives of persons inthe Bay FM broadcast area.

The Foundation strives to identi-fy and support projects where a mo-dest strategic investment has the po-tential for significant impact in theareas of education, primary healthcare and unemployment within thereception area of Bay FM.

During the climb the Bay FMDJ’s and studio in Nelson MandelaBay will be in regular contact withthe two brothers as they take on themountain and aim to raise funds.

The Stoltz-brothers will leave forTanzania on July 11.

The team will hike along the se-ven-day Machame route - alsoknown as the “whiskey route” - as-cending through Machame Camp,Shira, Barranco, Karanga, theBarafu Hut, and finally summitingon Uhuru peak at 19,341 feet, or 5895meters, above sea level.

To reach the snow-capped MountKilimanjaro, known as the “roof ofAfrica”, they will walk close to 100kilometres throughout the week,passing through five different eco-systems, from rain forest to arctictundra, and temperatures rangingfrom 30°C to -15°C.

“Climbing Kilimanjaro is not on-ly a a life long dream, but also a goalthat I have set for myself. Now, afterhard work and months of training,standing triumphantly on the high-est free-standing mountain in theworld, is well within my reach,”said Stoltz.

In preparation of this challeng-ing climb, Stoltz has embarked ona training programme which seeshim walking 10km before and afterwork, five to six days a week.

According to him, the biggestchallenges will be the cold weather- especially in winter time, but hisall forms part of his goal - as well

as the acute mountain sickness.“Although physically, mentally

and spiritually challenging, climb-ing Kilimanjaro is a once in a life-time experience. One day, yearsfrom now, I will look back andproudly share tales of excitement,achievement and empowerment, aswell as moments of exhaustion, an-guish and doubt,” said Stoltz.

How to become involved“The success of this initiative de-pends strongly on the type of spon-sors and support secured. We arecalling on business and individualsto consider making a donation inthe form of cash. Each kilometrewalked by the two climbers is a po-tential kilometre funded by you toensure that the Foundation can gothe extra mile to accomplish morelife challenging initiatives,” saidAntonio Venturini, CEO Bay FMFoundation.

“The selected route up Kiliman-jaro is a total of 62 kilometres. Weneed business and individuals tocome on board with us to sponsoror part sponsor each kilometrewalked at a cost of R1 000 per kilo-metre. During every day of thewalk, Bay FM will provide specificdetail of the climbers position, con-dition and most important, providethe sponsor/s of that particular legexposure on radio.”

Your sponsorship amount can bepaid directly to Bay FM Foundationas follows: ABSA Bank, accountname: Bay FM, Account number:4047733214, Branch Code: 632005,Branch: Newton Park, AccountType: Cheque. Use your businessname as reference. Proof of pay-ments can be send to tony@bay-fm.co.za or fax to 0 086 612 4499.

For more information, contactAntonio Venturini at 0 041 3600909.

Local to climb Kilimajaro for charity

IT is said that human beings aremadeupof 70%water and that all ourorgans need water to function pro-perly.

The question now is: should thatbe tap water?

Generally speaking, the water inSouth Africa is so full of chlorine andaluminium sulphate, that all the or-ganic goodness in the water - if thereis any - will be destroyed long before

it reach household taps.This water crisis has not always

been with us, however, the problemis escalating by the day.

The chemical concentration maybe so minute that it can take yearsof exposure before irreversible da-mage is done. By the time the symp-toms are diagnosed, the damage is al-ready done.

Health Talk Magazine states: “It is

a fact that evils are lurking in ourdrinking water. Enough evidencehas come to light to support this. Theproblem, however, still remains. Wa-ter is an everyday commodity andnot a luxury. Without it we cannotsurvive. Strange then, that the verysubstance giving us life can also beresponsible for creating diseases.”

In this day and age the most eco-nomical and user-friendly way to

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8 NEWS/NUUS Kouga Express: Thursday, 28 June 2012

FORTY-THREE eager young stu-dents are reaping the benefits ofKouga’s long-standing tradition ofsupporting education initiatives.

The students, from the NelsonMandela Metro University(NMMU), are in Kouga this week tolearn what it is like to be an envi-ronmental health officer.

Willem Michau, a food hygienelecturer at NMMU, said the studytour was an annual traditionstretching back almost 15 years.

“It’s a wonderful opportunity forour students to see how what theyare learning, is applied in the realworld,” he said.

“We are grateful to the KougaMunicipality who has been ourpartners in the programme sincethe very beginning. Not only doesthe municipality accommodate us

at no cost, they also organise theprogramme for the week, includingvisits to major players in the foodproduction industry such as Wood-lands Dairy.”

The tour also includes visits tomunicipal water purificationplants, sewerage treatment worksand landfill sites.

Kouga Executive Mayor BooiKoerat said the municipality wasproud of its ongoing associationwith NMMU’s EnvironmentalHealth and Social Professions de-partment.

“It is good to see young peoplestudying towards qualificationsthat are needed in South Africa. Wewould like to see this group go farand look forward to working withthem when they are professionalsin their field.”

NMMU students visit Kouga

Preparing to showstudents the ropesat the bakery andbutchery of a localsupermarket thisweek were KougaEnvironmental Healthstaffers RoderickMintoor (back) andEric Quza (right),with NMMU staffersCarmen Whittle andCwayita Michau.Photo: SUPPLIED

MONIQUE BASSON

AS a young 11-year-old boy hewas inspired to consider a ca-

reer in a dark blue suit, and noweight years later, that dream justmight become a reality.

Shirman Brown (19) from Sea Vis-ta in St Francis Bay, has devoted histeenage years to acquire his sea legsand fulfil his ambition of becomingan officer in the navy. Now, afteryears of hard work and dedication,that dream is well within his reach.He has already applied for a positionat the Navy in Cape Town, and isanxiously awaiting their reply.

According to Shirman, it all star-ted when he was only 11-years-oldand still playing in the streets of SeaVista.

“The Friday, that changed mywhole life and shaped my futurechoices, started just like any other

ordinary day of the year,” saidShirman.

“However, when I saw my brothercoming down the street in his darkblue sea cadet uniform after train-ing, I knew that Fridays for me willnever be the same again. Right thereand then I decided that I too want tojoin the sea cadets of the TrainingShip Kromme in Sea Vista. The verynext Friday, I was on my post nextto my brother.”

In the eight years that Shirman at-tended the training programme, hehas proven himself a hard-workingand worthy cadet and has recentlybeen promoted to Cadet Midship-man.

The Sea Cadet Programme of theTraining Ship Kromme in Sea Vista,St Francis Bay - in association withthe South African Sea Cadets - wasestablished ten years ago by OliverHolmes.

TheSASeaCadets is avoluntary ex-tra-mural organisation offering learn-

ing initiatives geared towards boysand girls from Grade 6 to Grade 12.

“I always wanted to do somethingthat will not only serve the local com-munity, but also uplift the youngmembers of that specific community.And what better way is there than byequipping them with recognisedmaritime qualifications that will en-hance their ability to seek gainfulemployment in the maritime indus-tries?”.

“It is all about enjoying seriousfun, but at the same time learningleadership, self-discipline and loyal-ty - developing one’s self through‘honour and skill’,” said Holmes.

“Our programme is structured insuch a way that the cadets will notonly assimilate the skills we offer inbasic seamanship, basic engineer-ing, communications, catering, per-sonal safety and survival at sea, fire-fighting at sea, first aid, marine con-servation and others, but also thosenecessary elements of leadership to

make a donation, contact Oliver Hol-mes at oholmes@telkomsa.net.

uThe Sea Cadet in South Africamovement traces its originsback to the first South AfricanTraining Ship, located onWoodstock beach, Cape Town,TS Woltemade that was openedon June 8, 1905. The movementspread throughout South Africaand there are currently 15Training Ships, of which nineare active and developing thosevalues and skills required toensure that the maritimeindustry is provided withrecruits who have a passion forthe sea.t

Godfrey Potgieter (right) from the St Francis Morning Market handed over a mone­tary donation to the TS Kromme Training Ship in Sea Vista. The money will be usedto buy much­needed chairs for the organisation’s classroom. With him are OliverHolmes (left) and midshipmen Shirman Brown. Photos: MONIQUE BASSON

Celebrating 10 years of shaping theCelebrating 10 years of shaping theyouth of Sea Vistayouth of Sea Vista

MONIQUE BASSON

GOING the extra mile to go greenand being sensitive to the environ-ment, Woodridge College and Pre-paratory School recently removedover 30 invasive plants at theschool’s entrance.

According to Lindy Isherwood

from Woodridge College, the clear-ing of alien plants - specifically BlueGums - is seen as phase one in theprocess of eradicating exotic plantsand reintroducing indigenous treesand plants to the Woodridge Cam-pus.

“During this phase, approximate-ly 30 Blue Gums were removed fromthe entrance to the school and were

replaced with Harpephyllum caf-frum (Wild plum), aloes and indige-nous flowering plants,” said Isher-wood.

“This transformation of the en-trance has not only opened up andimproved the entrance, highlight-ing our wonderful indigenousplants, but also has removed a greatdeal of exotic trees.”

Apart from removing alienplants, Woodridge has furthermorereplaced their whole campus withenergy efficient shower heads,hosts an earth hour concert everyyear, and recycle their waste.

“WoodridgePreparatoryandCol-lege also recently won ‘The Groen-dal Recycling Award’ for excellencein recycling,” said Isherwood.

Their Eco-committee has also be-come very involved with topicssuch as anti-rhino poaching andvarious community based projects.

Woodrigde Preparatory has beenawarded its Platinum status withEco-Schools coordinated by RoslynPienaar and the College carries itsintroductory Green Flag coordinat-ed by Vic Radloff.

Woodridge goes extra mile to go green

ESTI STEWART

ST FRANCIS will celebrate NationalShavathon on Saturday, June 30where the main activities, includingthe shaving and colouring of hair,will be held in the Village Centre.

Activities will kick off with an ear-ly morning walk between Port StFrancis and the Village, starting at8am. Participants must register at

the Shop @ The Port at Port St Fran-cis where they will each receive acandle. Walkers can choose betweenthe Two Harbour walk or walkingdown St Francis Drive, which mightbe the better option in foul weather.The finish line is at Euro Café wherethe candles can be lit. The entry feeis a donation.

The activities at the Village Centreparking area will officially be openedwith a parade by the ST Kromme Sea

Cadets, followed by TaeKwon-Do andGymnastics demonstrations, a firefighting demo, music, entertainmentfor the kids and much more till12.30nm.

A donation of R50 will be chargedto have your hair shaved or sprayed,and for kids it is R25. If you don’thave the guts, just pay the bail outfee of R50. By 11am a cook-off be-tween six executive chefs will beheld. Each chef will prepare a potjie

to be enjoyed for lunch, but they willalso receive a mystery box as part ofthe challenge.

Bring your bicycle for a slow bikerace – the aim is to see how slow youcan finish 100m, and the winner willbe the last to cross the finish line.

To finish the fun filled day, cyclistscan move over to the St FrancisLinks where a Winter Day and NightRide and Run will be held, all onpaved roads. Registration starts at

4pm and the day ride will start at4.30pm followed by the run at 4.54pm.Participants will only finish one 5kmloop, but at 5.30pm the aim is to seewho can finish the most 5km laps in60 minutes. Headlamps is compulso-ry. The entry fee is R60 for adults andR40 for all under 17. A portion of thefees will be donated to the Shava-thon. For more information, contactCindy at 0 083 444 2923, or visitwww.shavathon.org.za.

Shavathon for Cansa held Saturday in St Francis

better equip themselves to meet thechallenges of life.

“In addition our training also cul-tivates those intangible social at-tributes, whatever the actual skill be-ing taught, of self-discipline, self-es-teem, self-worth, self-confidence, self-identity, self-resilience, self-attitude,successful teamwork, leadership andcitizenship, all of which underlie thetraining and which directly impacton the cadet’s ability to concentrate,learn, consolidate, think and applyinformation or skills which will benecessary through life.”

The TS Kromme has many expen-ses and members of the communityare requested to support them wherepossible. For more information or to

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Jeffreys Bay Golf ClubMay 16: Ind. StablefordMEN1. Jan Weyers (40)2. Louis Koen (39 c/o)3. Frank Weitz (39)LADIES1. Joey van Jaarsveld (36c/o)2. Maggie Cumming (36)

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Golf resultsZWARTENBOSCH MAAK SKOONSKIP BY LIGA

Die Zwartenbosch Golfklub het skoonskip tydens die OP Liga gemaak toe hulle die twee ligas waaraan hulle deelgeneem het, gewenhet. Die wenners van die twee spanne is (voor van links) Johan Pottas, Deon Killian, Francois du Plessis, Hein Sevenster, Jan Nel,Pieter Botha, Greg de Doncker, (agter van links) Jaco Pollard, Wynne Strydom, Hennie Bezuidenhout en Maritz van Heerden. Afwesig:Gordon Dennett en Clinton Anderson. Greg de Doncker is ook gekies as president van die OP Golf Unie. Foto: VERSKAF

<The APD­Kougaheld a very success­ful Golf Day on June16 at the St FrancisGolf Club, with over80 players attend­ing. Prizes to the to­tal value of R13 500were up for grabs.Money raised will gotowards buying a ve­hicle for the disablesas well as to betterequip their wheel­chair workshop. Wil­lie and Hentie Smithfrom APD enjoyedthe Golf Day.

=Trevor Elliot and G. deSwart (not on the photo)won the first prize with55pt. With him is LawrenceDelport from APD.

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APD HELD SUCCESSFUL GOLF DAY

<Tamba Bay Spur op Jeffreysbaai het ’n gelde­like donasie aan die Laerskool Jeffreysbaai se0.11­netbalspan gemaak ten bate van hul toerna Robbertson later die jaar. Spelers van diespan het vir een aand as kelners by Tamba BaySpur gewerk, en ’n gedeelte van die opbrengsvan daardie aand, is aan hulle geskenk. Saammet die span is Sandra Stanvliet van TampaBay Spur. Foto: VERSKAF

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Hoërskool McLachlan op Joubertina se 0/13 A­netbalspanspog met hul nuwe netbalbaadjies. Die gemotiveerde spanmet hul afrigter Elaine Strydom, het besonder goed gevaarin hierdie jaar se netbaltoernooie en sien uit na ’n netbaltoerna Hartenbos in Augustus. Foto: VERSKAF

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THE 30th running of the annualVolkswagen Rally takes place onFridayandSaturday,July13and14, in Port Elizabeth and sur-roundings. This popular event

on the national rally calendarwill see the cream of South Afri-ca’s rally fraternity in action ona combination of tar and gravelstages.

Competitors in the 2012 Volkswa-gen Rally will make the traditional

Auto Pavilion start outside of themain gate of the Volkswagen plantin Uitenhage where the public willenjoy free entry to the museum forthe day. This is also a good time forrally fans to meet their favouriterally competitors and take the op-portunity to collect autographs andtake a few photos with their motor-sport heroes.

“The Volkswagen Rally is one ofthe best rallies on the national ca-lendar,” says Mike Rowe, head ofVolkswagen Motorsport. “It is wellorganised and run by the Algoa Ral-ly Association and route organiserJoe Fourie celebrates his 21stVolkswagen Rally with us this year.There is a dedicated team of enthu-siasts who ensure the event is asgood as it could possibly be and thisshows in the organisation.”

Volkswagen has sponsored theVolkswagen Rally since 1982, anevent that has a large followingamongst rally fans who turn out inhigh numbers to watch their rallyfavourites in action.

When the flag drops for the startof the Volkswagen Rally competi-tors will find themselves contestingstages in Gamtoos, the LongmoreForest, Uitenhage, Port ElizabethOval Track Raceway (PEOTR) inGreenbushes and will also contestthe very popular Kings Beach spec-tator stage which is the traditionalgrand finale.

“This year promises to be a verygood event,” says route organiserJoe Fourie. “Good rains in the areahave significantly reduced the firerisk in the Longmore Forest, theroads are in good condition andthere are even a couple of new sta-ges as well. We’re all anticipatingthe 30th running of the VolkswagenRally is going to be one of the bestwe’ve had.”

Competitors in the VolkswagenRally will face one of the two newstages right at the start of the eventwhen they head to Melon in theGamtoos area. Here Fourie has in-dicated the field will face a challen-ging, but extremely good first stage.

“That first stage hasn’t been usedfor many years,” says Fourie. “It isa good distance, at 10.5 km long, butthe competitors will find them-selves in competitionona stage thatwould do a round of the WRC(World Rally Championship)proud.”

Five stages await the Volkswa-gen Rally competitors on Fridaywith a further seven scheduled forSaturday – of which three will beduplicated fromdayoneof the rally.

The focus for the event is on pro-viding a challenging rally for com-petitors while retaining the high le-vel of spectator-friendliness forwhich the VW Rally is known.

“Accessibility is a big issue on arally,” says Fourie. “Getting rallyfans to good viewing points whilenot interfering with the rally itselfis a challenge. The popularity of theVolkswagen Rally amongst specta-tors is legendary and we do every-thing we can to make it as easy aspossible for them to be a part of theaction.”

30th VW Rally to be a national rally championship highlight

Hans Weijs Jnr and Björn Degandt, newcomers to the BP Volkswagen team,will compete in the Eastern Cape for the first time at the Volkswagen Rallythis year. Photo: SUPPLIED

Die 0/14 netbalspan van die HoërskoolNico Malan in Humansdorp spog met 16 nu­we waterbottels geborg deur Smhart Secu­rity. By die nuwe bottels is Christi Jacobs(o/14 B­netbalspan ­ kaptein), Carl Trahms(Smhart Security) en Yvonne Rautenbach(o/14 A­netbalspan ­ kaptein). Foto: VERSKAF

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THE 5FM Music Festival at the Billabong Proproudly driven by Nissan Juke, is set to shakeup the sleepy seaside town of Jeffrey’s Bay.Prepare to have your socks rocked off by threenights of mind-blowing music, from July 13 -15.

Watch all of the surfing action during theday as 144 local and international surfers bat-tle it out at Supertubes at the Billabong ProJ-Bay and then prepare to dance the nightaway at the 5FM Music Festival.

UK outfit Hard Fi, who headlined at theGlastonbury Festival last year and recentlyplayed to a capacity crowd at Wembley stadi-um in London, as well as legendary UK basedguitarist Neil Taylor who played with Tearsfor Fears in the 1980s and more recently with

Robbie Williams, will give the festival an in-ternational flavour.

The festival will also see 40 of SA’s top ar-tists, who include Prime Circle, Ard Mat-thews, Taxi Violence, PH Phat, Jack Parrow,Flash Republic, 3rd World Spectator, CrashCar Burn and many more.

The festival will also host dance arenas andthe world’s number one dance label, Ministryof Sound will be taking control of the dancefloor on Saturday night.There will also be aDrum n Bass tent from Monster.

For more details on the event, camping andthe full line-up go to the 5FM Music Festivalevents page on Facebook 5FM Music Fest 5FMMusic Fest. Tickets are available at Com-puticket, www.computicket.com

5FM Music Festival to rockJeffreys Bay

ROELTIN KAN ROEI

=Roeltin Louw,‘graad 9­leerdervan HoërskoolNico Malan, hetonlangs die skooltydens die SASkole SprintKampioenskappe,te Roodeplaatdam,Pretoria, verteen­woordig. Dit was’n paar intensedae ­ met 6 resiesper dag en 640/16 seuns.Roeltin het diefinale vir dieafstand 200m,500m en 5000mgehaal en diesemi­finaal vir die1000m afstand.Foto: VERSKAF

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