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BIKERS BEARING GIFTS: Over 70 bikers rode into town for the annual Charity Ride Toy Run on Saturday. The group gathered in Hawston and pro­ ceeded through the Hermanus CBD to the end point at the Old Harbour. Gra­ ham van Heerden, president of the Her­ manus Social Motorcycle Club, said it was amazing to see a bunch of so­ called hooligans riding peacefully with toys and gifts tied to their bikes – things one would not normally associ­ ate with “bad” boys and girls. With pink teddy bears on Harleys, dog food on BMWs, toy fire engines on super­ bikes and canned food on scooters, the riders had one goal in mind: to ride bearing gifts for children in need. The event was organised by the Hermanus SMC and Hermanus Staan Saam. These generous donations from the public and the bikers will be distributed soon.

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OVERSTRAND TOURISM : GET READY FOR INFLUX OF VISITORS

Booming season expected HEDDA MITTNER “We are expecting a very good season,” says Mary Faure, chairperson of Hermanus Tourism. “Bookings are up from last year and we are having to turn away people who are looking for accommodation on a daily basis.” Several roleplayers in the local tourism and hospitality industries share Faure’s opinion, which corresponds to a positive trend in the whole of the Western Cape. “All our regions are expecting a good influx of tourists this year,” says Judy Lain, chief marketing officer at Wesgro, the Western Cape’s Tourism, Investment and Trade Promotion Agency. “The accommodation establishments are much busier than last

year,” confirms Suné Greeff, tourism manager of the Cape Whale Coast. “The rand is very weak at the moment and overseas visitors seem to be taking advantage of the favourable exchange rate.” According to Greeff, the statistics for visitors to the Cape Whale Coast tourism bureaus – Hermanus, Hangklip-Kleinmond, Stanford and Gansbaai – show a marked increase. During the month of October alone 6 269 people visited the bureaus, compared to 3 802 in the same month last year, and 2 842 in 2011. “The enquiries are coming in thick and fast,” adds Teressa Jones, office manager of Hermanus Tourism, “and not only from overseas vistors. I think the weaker rand is seeing local visitors spending their holiday at the coast, rather than travelling abroad. We are heavily

booked over the period 20 December to 5 January; however there is still availability.” General Manager of the Windsor Hotel, Blake Albert, says their bookings are way ahead of last year. “Even the first two weeks in December, which are normally quiet, are busy this year. And the forward bookings right up until February are phenomenal. In fact, we have had an incredible run since June, and I think we are in for one helluva December.” Albert also feels that the declining rand plays a role by “attracting foreigners and trapping locals”. Monique Oosthuizen, PA to the general manager of The Marine, also reports that for the first two weeks in December they are busier than usual, with high occupancy continuing through January and

February. “And from about 19 December until just after New Year we are jam-packed,” she says. Pikkie Stapelberg of Accommodation Galore also says they are doing much better than last year. “We are almost fully booked from 16 December to 5 January. People who still need accommodation will have to jump.” Visitors are, however, price sensitive, she says. “What is happening more and more is that people club together and you’ll find that couples or families rent a house together and share the cost between them.” Albert says Hermanus offers good value across all accommodation markets and that the restaurants and retailers should take heed of that. “They should look after our visitors and not bang up their prices. By exploiting them we’ll only

hurt tourism in the long run as visitors will not return if they don’t get value for money.” Mary Faure says she likes to think that the growth in tourism is not only because of the weaker rand, but rather the tremendous effort that has been made by Hermanus Tourism and the Overstrand Municipality in implementing new marketing strategies. “Things don’t happen overnight, but we are definitely moving in the right direction,” she says. “Through social media, word of mouth and our tireless participation in tourism showcases, expos and indabas both locally and internationally, as well as our development of unique festivals throughout the year, we are making our mark and word is getting out there that Hermanus is a great destination.”


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28 November, 2013

Another man falls victim to ATM fraud JANINE VAN DER RIET

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An elderly man in a wheelchair became the second victim of an ATM card fraud scheme at the Gateway Centre on Sunday afternoon, only days after a 96-year old man was also conned at the same ATM. An amount of R4 000 was withdrawn from the man’s account on Sunday, after he had finished his transaction at the Absa ATM. He said he was offered “help” quite forcefully by people standing around even though he did not need any help. According to Marelize Acker, office administrator at the Gateway Centre’s centre management, many cases of fraud and theft have been reported to them. “We suspect that the fraudsters drive a turquoise Toyota Tazz with a CA registration number, as we have seen them hanging around the centre and ATMs for quite some time now. When the security at the centre tries to confront the suspects however,

they (usually) drive off.” The centre has informed police about the incidents. Hermanus police says they are aware of about 40 incidents of card fraud or ATM theft at ATMs at the Gateway Centre and the central business district this year. According to lieutenant Fadila September, spokesperson for the Hermanus police, they have received information about possible suspects involved in these scams and are following up on these leads. The communication department of the Hermanus police has embarked on awareness campaigns around ATMs. They distributed pamphlets to users at ATMs and are planning further awareness campaigns. Police officers have also been made aware of these incidents and increased patrols will be conducted around the ATMs. “The public is urged once again to take care when using ATMs and to not accept help from strangers,” September said.

Two murder suspects remain in custody JANINE VAN DER RIET The two suspects arrested for the separate murders of two Zwelihle residents remain in custody. Hermanus police detectives arrested both suspects on the same day. The suspect in the murder of Thobelani Fuazani (23) in Mfundo Street appeared in court on Tuesday. The case was postponed until 3 December for a bail application. Fuazani died after he and the suspect allegedly

Pedestrian had two operations since accident JANINE VAN DER RIET Lina Philander, the pedestrian who was knocked down by a motorist in a black Volkswagen Beetle at the Kidbrooke turn off in Onrus on the morning of Monday 18 November, is still in hospital. A case of reckless and negligent driving is being investigated by the Hermanus police against the driver. The driver said he had lost control of his vehicle and in the process knocked over Philander, who was crossing the road. Philander was first taken to the Hermanus Provincial Hospital and was later transferred to a hospital in Worcester. Her daughter Monique says her mother is still in hospital and has had to undergo two operations so far, but that she is doing well under the circumstances. Monique thanked everyone most sincerely for assisting her mother at the accident scene. “We heard that a woman had taken blankets and towels out of her car and also took off her jersey to help keep my mother warm. “We also want to say thank you to the bystanders who phoned the ambulance and police.We deeply appreciate all your assistance.”

fought over a R1 coin in a shebeen. He was stabbed in the chest and died on the scene. In the second incident Nicolas Qobani (18) was waiting for his brother outside a shebeen in Transit Camp when a man allegedly stabbed him in the neck and ran away. Qobani died on the scene. He was out on bail in connection with a murder at the time of the incident. The suspect in this case abandoned his bail application and will remain in custody, pending further investigation.

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28 November, 2013

Parking not free again

Many roads in Betty’s Bay have to be resur­ faced after the heavy rains.

PHOTO: PAUL BOTHMA

Sections of the pavement on Marine Drive in front of Swallow Park were washed away by the floods. PHOTO: HEDDA MITTNER

Insurance claims flooding in KERRY VAN RENSBURG Insurance companies have had their hands full trying to assess the extent of the damage caused by the recent flood to private households and small businesses. Torrential rain on Friday 15 November and Saturday 16 November flooded homes, destroyed business premises and damaged

Counting the cost According to the Overstrand Municipality’s preliminary estimates, the recent flood damage to infrastructure totals between R2M and R3M. It includes: . Erosion of access routes to production boreholes T4/1 and T4/2, the transformer, pipe and cable routes. . Fernkloof Nature Reserve: - Damage to ‘3 Damme’ access road - One of the dam walls was damaged - Bulk water pipe from the dam to town has washed away - Road to store and roads in the reserve were badly damaged - Footpaths and walkways in the reserve are badly damaged . Sandbaai sewage pump station . Mount Pleasant security wall . Wastewater Treatment Works security wall . Swallow Park barrier wall . Coastal boardwalks & pedestrian bridges . Stormwater pipe in Westcliff . Stormwater c/o Main & Mimosa Road . Landa Street in Zwelihle Other areas: . Kleinmond paved roads (Riemvasmaak) . Otter Close low level bridge . Bettys Bay gravel roads . Pringle Bay gravel roads . Rooiels main water supply . Gansbaai Caravan Park wall . In Gansbaai the electrical depot was flooded and some of the equipment has been damaged.

stock. Donald Kau, head of corporate affairs at Santam, says: “We’ve received just over 1 000 claims estimated to be worth in the region of R30 million at this point for the Somerset West area all the way past Hermanus to Gansbaai. These would primarily be households as well as small businesses.” Daniel Bothma from Dawie Bothma Insurance Consultancy in Hermanus, says Hermanus didn’t suffer that badly and as far as claims go, it was not nearly as bad as they had expected. Daniel says they are agents for Santam, and had about five claims which included a client’s car which was ruined after his entire driveway was flooded, and homes that were flooded – made worse by sewage running into the houses. They also had several smaller claims related to flood damage. Daniel says Santam are giving policyholders that have been impacted by the flood, precedence at the moment, which means their claims are being processed first. Nina De Does, Hermanus branch manager of Prism Consultants, confirmed this, saying the insurance company (most of their clients are insured through Santam), codes an event like the flood as a catastrophic event, and all claims for flood damage are linked and have priority over regular claims. De Does says this is because people’s homes have been badly damaged and they need to have them sorted out as quickly as possible. She says their clients who have household and homeowner insurance are insured against disasters of this nature, which includes both the contents of their homes and the physical structure of the house. De Does says they have definitely received more claims than normal and so far they have 22 additional claims all as a result of flood damage. She says their biggest claim is for about R500 000.

All parking marshalls in the Hermanus CBD are back on duty after they were unable to work for about a week. They could not perform their regular duties due to lightning that damaged the Overstrand Municipality’s communication network (including the external server) over last weekend when the area received over 165 mm of rain. The municipality was basically offline for a week and the main “parking” computer was also affected and the parking marshalls could not operate as usual. However, all parking management services are now up and running again.

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28 November, 2013

Market visitors not deterred by mud KERRY VAN RENSBURG

Hundreds of visitors enjoying a lovely day out at the Country Market on Saturday.

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On Friday Liza van Coppenhagen (right) and her team had sludge pumps going to drain away ground water seepage. Michael Bayer (left) from The Beanery, spent the entire day digging, draining and sloshing around in knee­deep mud. They were assisted by Victor James and John Nyabunze.

No one who enjoyed the glorious sunshine and lively trading at the Hermanus Country Market on Saturday morning would have guessed that on Friday a team of people were still trying to minimise the site’s major sludge problem. The market was closed on Saturday 16 November because of the floods that ravaged the Overstrand. They also could not run their Wednesday evening market as the grounds, on the edge of the cricket ground, were sodden. On Friday 22 November Liza van Coppenhagen, the market organiser, said the groundwater seepage was so severe that when they dug a hole to put in a pole, they discovered a mass of water that had nowhere to go. Van Coppenhagen said they were knee-deep in mud. Overall the market has lost 12 trading days in the last four months and in order to remain sustainable they need a proper roof so that they can keep going in the wet weather. “We have approximately 60 traders who rely on the market for their income and there are people who are suffering. We can ill afford this kind of setback.” said Van Coppenhagen who was frustrated by the rain and the mud. To alleviate the ground-water seepage problem, Andrienette Fourie and Andre van der Merwe from the Hermanus Sports Club (HSC) committee organised a digger loader to dump dry sand at the entrance to the market and at the worst affected areas. The digger loader and its driver came courtesy of Peter Starke Civils.

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Furrows were dug so the water could flow into the nearby storm-water drainage area, and sludge pumps were installed to pump out thousands of litres of water. This water had to flow into the already overflowing and swampy storm-water drain which runs along the edge of the cricket ground in the direction of Hermanus High in Jose Burman Road. Van Coppenhagen says the market traders are thankful to Steven Murphy from Coastal Tool Hire who provided the sludge pump at no charge. On behalf of the market traders, Van Coppenhagen would like to thank the many people who came to their rescue on Friday. Although the traders could trade on Saturday, the hours of digging and the digger loader helped provide a short-term solution to a longterm problem. By Saturday, wooden pallets were laid down in the soggiest areas for market visitors who streamed in by the hundreds.

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Visitors had to navigate a wooden pallet bridge set up in a particularly muddy area, but kids couldn’t resist getting dirty.

Christmas window competition Once again it’s time to get creative and let your jingle bells rock! Hermanus Tourism, their art portfolio and the Hermanus Times, are launching the 2013 competition for the most original and festive shop or restaurant window display. The competition is open to all shops and restaurants from Fisherhaven to Voëlklip. There is only one category of entry and the theme for this year is: Light up Hermanus with a Festive Window. The judging for the shop/restaurant window displays will be done on Thursday 13 December. Window displays should be in place from Thursday 12 December until at least Thursday 2 January at 22:00. Photographs of the winning shop/ restaurant windows will be published in the Hermanus Times. See the entry form adjacent, or you can collect entry forms at the Hermanus Tourism office at the Old Station building, or at the Hermanus Times. Completed entry forms must be handed in at the Hermanus Tourism office by 9 December.

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Minister visits for16 days campaign JANINE VAN DER RIET As part of his 16 Days of No Violence against Women and Children campaign, Dan Plato, Western Cape MEC for Community Safety, visited Hermanus and Zwelihle on Monday. His first stop was at the community hall in Proteadorp, Kleinmond where Plato raised his concerns regarding violence against women and children. Plato then went to the relaunch of the trauma room facility at the Kleinmond police station, which was upgraded by the Business Against Crime (BAC) and Kleinmond Superspar. Plato’s next stop was at the Hermanus police station for the re-

In the newly revamped trauma room are: back, left: Shawn Koen (Business Against Crime), Bern van Heerden (Eastcliff Spar), Pieter Scholtz (deputy mayor), Col Fran­ cois de Wet. Front: Roseline Forte, Col Vincent Cetyana, Lucille Mangi­ alli (Cluster CPF chairperson), Dan Plato and Irma van Heerden.

launch of their trauma centre, together with representatives of BAC and the owners of Eastcliff Spar. Shawn Koen from BAC said they started the initiative, in partnership with police stations across the country and with Spar as the sponsor, to transform all the trauma rooms into a “cosy, happy and safe environment” for victims. “All the victim support rooms will look the same, with a relaxed atmosphere,” said Koen. “These rooms must assist victims to become victors at the end of the day.” Two such brave victors shared their stories at the relaunch ceremony. One is 69-year old Roseline Forte from Mount Pleasant, who said she is a victor today after being raped by four men in 2001. In 2002 she tested positive for HIV/Aids, but says she is fighting the stigma as well as the illness with a smile on her face. “At the clinic I am known as “Kannie dood” and the sisters are amazed

Councillor Ben Solomon handing out food parcels to children in Zwelihle.

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that I continue to live a good, healthy life.” A volunteer at the trauma centre, Christine May has helped Forte over the years. “Christine is my angel in disguise. Without her help I would have been lost.” Another brave victor, Irma van Heerden, spoke about an abusive relationship that almost cost her her life. “I am thankful that the police stood by me, helped me to move out, and kept me and my two children safe.” She spoke bravely about the nightmare she went through. Plato asked all non-profit organisations to step in and help the trauma room remain a place of comfort and safety for the community. “It is time to speak out. If you are abused, speak out. This is the only way that this type of crime can be stopped.” Col Vincent Cetyana, cluster commander of the Hermanus police, told Plato that every police station needed a domestic violence office so that cases of abuse could be followed up regularly. After Plato’s visit to the Hermanus police station, he went to the community hall in Zwelihle where, together with his entourage and Overstrand municipality councillors, he took to the streets of Zwelihle, handing out goodie bags with food and pamphlets to residents. “Our women and children have a right to be safe and treated with respect and care. Partners and family members must take care of each other. Only when we have peace in our homes can we have peace in our communities,” Plato said.

Members of the Zwelihle Parenting Worx programme took to the stage at the Zwelihle Community Hall to sing a few songs as part of the Rainbow Trust’s year­end ceremony last Thursday.

PHOTO: KERRY VAN RENSBURG

Mothers benefit from parenting programme KERRY VAN RENSBURG A celebration to showcase the progress made by Parenting Worx programme participants throughout the year was held at the Zwelihle Community Hall on Thursday 21 November. This child and family orientated programme is run in Zwelihle, Kleinmond, Stanford and Gansbaai by the Hermanus Rainbow Trust. Parenting Worx started in Zwelihle in 2009 with 14 women and has since grown exponentially. Speaking on behalf of the Rainbow Trust, Winnie Nywebeni said parents who have been part of the programme since the beginning say they can see the change in themselves and the positive results in their own families. The mothers, and a few fathers who are part of the Parenting

Worx’s Fatherhood programme, have an opportunity twice a week, to speak about their problems, experiences and the challenges they face. They also receive input on how to look after their children and be responsible parents. The programme has an income generating project in the form of a garden initiative and participants are able to play sport as a form of exercise and stress relief. Every Wednesday, medical students from the University of Stellenbosch visit the women and offer parenting advice and a health care programme. At Thursday’s event, groups of women from each community were represented and took to the stage to tell what the programme meant to them and to sing a number of items which resounded through the hall.

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AMONG THE TOP 20 IN THE WORLD: Wine Spectator, America’s leading interna­ tional wine publication, recently selected two wines from the Hemel­en­Aarde Valley for their Top 100 Wines worldwide. The Hamilton Russell Vineyards Chardonnay 2012 – which was also recently awarded five stars by the 2014 Platter’s Guide to South African Wine – had the special hon­ our of being ranked among the Top 20. It is the first time that a South African wine has achieved this and proprietor Anthony Hamilton Russell (above left, with winemak­ er Hannes Storm), is extremely proud of his team. It is also unheard of for a producer to achieve two ratings on this prestigious list – the Hamilton Russell Vineyards Char­ donnay 2012 was ranked number 19 and the Ashbourne Sandstone 2008 was number 71. The Top 100 wines are chosen annually from a line­up of more than 17 000 wines from around the world that are reviewed during the course of the year. Only one other South African wine made it on the list at number 93.

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NEW LOOK: The Hermanus police station is being revamped inside and out. The renovations will con­ tinue until March 2014 and residents will be happy to hear that the faded pink exterior colour of the the police station will now change to a beige/ cream colour. All the offices too are being repaint­ ed, with new flooring and new plumbing pipes and systems being put in place. The cells have also been modernised. PHOTOS: JANINE VAN DER RIET

The driveway and backyard of the police station will also be tarred. The police ask that eve­ ryone be patient while the ren­ ovations are taking place.

Keep Whale Coast FM on air Whale Coast FM, the Overstrand’s very own community radio station, turns five in December. Who would have thought that a conversation around a braai in 2007 would lead to the issuing of a five-year licence from the Independent Broadcasting Authority of South Africa (Icasa) the following year, said John Mathew, the station’s director. With some timely grant funding from the Media Diversity and Development Agency (MDDA), the first on-air studio was built at Village Square. Since December 2008, for 18 hours every day, Whale Coast FM has been the rhythm of the Overstrand. With two transmitters, one above Hawston, the other above Hermanus Heights, WCFM broadcasts from Hangklip to Pearly Beach. “Catering to the needs of a diverse community like that of the Overstrand isn’t always easy, but our eclectic mix of Afrikaans, English and isiXhosa programming seems to have struck a happy balance for all our listeners,” said Mathew. “This is certainly reflected by the many

calls the station and its presenters receive daily. However, calls offering criticism or suggestions are not only gladly received, but invited on air, as they help us fine-tune the station.” The time has now come for WCFM to renew its broadcast licence as well as to refurbish some and replace other pieces of equipment and to carry out general maintenance. Unlike the national broadcaster, the SABC, Whale Coast FM receives no licence fees or other official sustenance for this purpose. The station has to fund itself, and does so with the committed support of local businesses. However, even this support does not cover all of the expenses of keeping a radio station on air and functioning for 18 hours a day. WCFM is launching a fundraising campaign, starting on Friday 29 November, to guarantee its future. Tune in to 96 or 96.2 FM – and help by donating in cash, via bank deposit or EFT, or use the handy ‘donate now’ button on www.whalecoastfm.co.za Banking details: Breakthrough Adventures, Nedbank Hermanus, 1345044585. Reference will be your cell number.

His eyes were bigger than his stomach JANINE VAN DER RIET

couldn’t finish the 2,5 kg steak. The date was set for TuesThere was a jolly atmosday at 15:00. The pub was phere at Goddards Pub & packed. The steak was Grill in Onrus on Tuesday grilled to perfection and afternoon as one man preserved with a huge green pared himself to devour a salad. 2,5 kg steak within a two Du Toit got stuck in and hour time limit. tucked in, but had to handsIt all started when local up at 16:30 after eating resident Francois du Toit 1,97kgs of the original 2,5kg. sat in the pub a few weeks Even though he did not ago, “bragging” that he ate Owner of Goddards Pub & Grill, manage to finish, everyone a 2,4 kg steak in Vreden- Phill Reynolds holds the 2,5 kg burg at the Rooikrans Res- steak pieces that Francois du Toit who had made bets still donated their money as well taurant 19 years ago. attempted to eat, as part of a as a bit extra to Brakkenjan Men are men and mo- fundraising dare. over and above the R500 doments later the patrons dared Du Toit to better his previous record, nated by Du Toit himself. This brought the total amount to R1 002 all in the name of charity. The bets started rolling in with donations of R100 each prom- which will go towards Operation Brakkenised if Du Toit managed to finish the steak. jan’s fund-raiser on 4 December. Du Toit’s girlfriend, Heidi Nortier phoned Jan Cilliers and Pieter Schoombe were certain their money was safe. Phill Reynolds, him shortly after his steak-eating attempt to owner of Goddards Pub & Grill, also put a tell him she was preparing steak rolls for dinbet down for R240. Du Toit said he would do- ner. Needless to say, Du Toit’s face turned all nate R500 to Operation Brakkenjan, if he shades of green.

Last chance to RSVP for dinner JANINE VAN DER RIET This is your last chance to buy tickets to the Hermanus Times Operation Brakkenjan fundraising dinner dance on Wednesday 4 December at the Sandbaai hall. Sponsored prizes up for grabs have been streaming in and guests can look forward to amazing lucky draws and a small auction. The theme is Back to School and anything goes, from pigtails and school uniforms to sports gear.

Some of the party’s proceeds will go to the Hermanus Animal Welfare Society. Tickets cost R100 pp and includes dinner and entertainment. Annelie Braganca and Gerhard Swiegers from Infinite Dance (iDance) Ballroom & Latin will give a short demonstration. A cash bar is available. Purchase your tickets at the Hermanus Times, or from Vee’s Video, Hermanus. For more information contact Janine@hermanustimes.co.za.


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Algemeen General

28 November, 2013

Schoolboy wins mobile app competition can, for example, attach the CV to an e-mail and send it to possible employers as a job application,” he explains. “One of the big advantages of this app is that it is mobile and you can carry it with you For this competition, Jaco at all times since it is on your du Plooy developed a mobile smartphone. The CVs that are app called CV Creator, which created are also saved on your allows users to create a perphone which means they are sonal and professional Curalways accessible.” riculum Vitae. Jaco says Duhard SwanepJaco says entry forms were oel, a friend from school who sent to schools and colleges takes graphic design as a subthat offer Information Techject, helped him develop the nology (IT) as a subject and “face” of the app which inthe 70 top achievers in IT and cludes the unique identifying maths in the Western Cape logo and icon. were selected to take part in At the prize giving function the MAD challenge, which on 8 November it was anwas hosted by BlackBerry. Jaco du Plooy, who de­ nounced that Jaco’s app “The first part of the compe- signed a mobile app achieved the best score and tition was a course to educate which can create elec­ that he was the winner of the the competitors about mobile tronic CVs, is the West­ Western Cape division of the programming (the making of ern Cape winner of the competition. mobile apps) and the world of MAD challenge. He received a BlackBerry apps,” says Jaco. “The training was followed by the actual hamper with a T-shirt, pen, bag and a new competition. Entrants competed against one BlackBerry z10 smartphone. As the winner of this competition Jaco another to make an app that would wow the judges and get the best score in fields of usa- says: “I am now able to publish my app on bility, economic value, programming diffi- Blackberry’s app world from which all culty, what was done in the time given, gen- BlackBerry owners around the world can eral design of the app and user-friendliness.” purchase my app.” He says the MAD challenge was a great Only 18 of the 70 participants completed learning experience and he hopes that it will the task and handed in apps. Jaco says his CV Creator enables users to open the right doors when he applies for terenter their details into the given fields and tiary education next year. “I would like to the app then writes the information into a thank my IT teacher JA Victor and CAT pdf document, which serves as an electronic teacher Nico Claassen for teaching me IT skills as well as my mother who took me to CV. “After creating your CV on the app, you the lessons in Bellville every week.”

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Hermanus Times

Algemeen General

28 November, 2013

TIDY REWARD: The children from Marina’s School of Dance who participated in the production A Rumour, recently won R1 000 from OAK (Overstrand Arts/Kuns) for their performance and their teach­ er Marina Rautenbach used the prize money to have nifty dance bags made for the participants so that they can keep all their ballet gear together. PHOTO: KERRY VAN RENSBURG

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Enjoying the reception held at the Fernkloof Nature Reserve to welcome the German horticultural tour group, are (from left) Magriet Peters, Betsie Ryke, Annemarie Kotze, Eunice Jurgens, Mayor Nicolette Botha­Guthrie and Anke Mattern (German tour organiser). PHOTOS: KERRY VAN RENSBURG

Donation towards Marimba set A member of a German horticultural group, which visits Fernkloof Nature Reserve annually, has donated R2 500 to the Hawston Children’s Marimba Band. Anke Mattern, tour organiser, and her group have, over several years, contributed funds for the establishment of a fynbos garden at Hawston Primary School. Because of the building project currently underway

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marie Kotze since 2004, has used the set which belongs to the Enlighten Eduation Trust. At the event guests, who also included Mayor Nicolette BothaGuthrie and representatives from Harold Porter Botanical Gardens and Enlighten, were welcomed by the Marimba players. Anyone who would like to contribute towards the fund can contact Barry Stanley on 072 775 9050.

EDUCATIONAL PLAY: Philip Swarts (right) from Hawston Sea Farms contributed education­ al toys and resources to Sonstraaltjie Crèche in Hawston, much to the delight of Carol Septem­ ber, the school’s head teacher

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Nuus News

28 November, 2013

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Overstrand Munisipaliteit is ’n dinamiese sentrum van uitnemendheid waar die gebied se besonderse potensiaal binne ’n pragtige omgewing ontsluit word. Ons taak is om ewewigtige groei en ontwikkeling binne ons natuurlike omgewing tot voordeel van al ons mense in hulle onderskeie gemeenskappe te bevorder. Die Munisipaliteit sluit die Hangklip/Kleinmond, Hermanus, Stanford en Gansbaai areas in.

Overstrand Municipality is a dynamic centre of excellence combining great potential with a beautiful setting. Our task is to bring about growth and development to the benefit of all our people, in their different communities, whilst maintaining a balance with nature. The Municipality includes the areas of Hangklip/ Kleinmond, Hermanus, Stanford and Gansbaai.

Overstrand Munisipaliteit is ’n werkgewer met ’n beleid van gelyke geleenthede wat daarna streef om ’n dinamiese en effektiewe diens aan sy gemeenskap te lewer. Bevoegde en selfgemotiveerde mense wat uitdagings geniet, word genooi om deel van dié topspan te word en vir die volgende pos aansoek te doen:

Overstrand Municipality, an equal opportunity employer, strives to render a dynamic and effective service to the community. Competent and self-motivated people who enjoy challenges are invited to join our leading team and to apply for the following vacancy:

Senior BeStuurder: Kleinmond AdminiStrASie

Senior mAnAger: Kleinmond AdminiStrAtion

• Direktoraat: Gemeenskapsdienste (Verw.:WC0320470) • Salaris: R480 636 per jaar

• Directorate: Community Services (Ref.:WC0320470) • Salary: R480 636 per annum

Minimum vereistes: • ’n Graad in Publieke Administrasie of gelykwaardige kwalifikasie • Sertifikaat in Munisipale Finansiële Bestuur (SAKO kwalifikasie ID Nr 48965), soos bepaal in Regulasie 493 gedateer 15 Junie 2007 • 5 jaar ondervinding in ’n senior munisipale bestuursposisie • bewese kennis van publieke deelname prosesse, projekbestuur, finansiële bestuur, leierseienskappe en kliëntediens • rekenaarvaardigheid • ’n geldige kode B-/EB-rybewys • uitstekende skriftelike en mondelinge kommunikasievaardigheid in minstens twee van die drie amptelike tale van die Wes-Kaap.

Minimum requirements: • a Degree in Public Administration or equivalent qualification • Certificate in Municipal Financial Management (SAQA Qualification ID No. 48965) as provided for in Regulation 493 dated 15 June 2007 • 5 years’ experience in a senior municipal management posisition • proven knowledge of public participation processes, project management, finacial management, leadership skills and client service • computer literacy • a valid code B/EB driver’s licence • excellent written and oral communcation skills in at least two of the three official languages of the Western Cape.

Hooffunksies: Verantwoordelik vir: • monitering en evaluering van dienslewering en -standaarde van verskillende Direktorate namens die Munisipale Bestuurder • monitering, evaluering en advisering van uitvoerende bestuurspan en Raadslede rakende organisatoriese integriteit • optrede as kommunikasieskakel tussen die gemeenskap en die Munispaliteit • optrede namens die Munisipale Bestuurder met spesifieke projekte/programme, taakspanne, komitees en werkgroepe • bestuur die administrasie van die streekskantoor.

Main functions: Responsible for: • monitoring and evaluating service delivery and standards of the different Directorates on behalf of the Municipal Manager • monitoring, evaluating and advising the executive management team and Ward councilors on the organisational integrity • acting as a communication link between the community and the municipality • acting on behalf of the Municipal Manager for specific projects/programmes, task teams, committees and work groups • managing the administration of the regional offices.

Spesiale voorwaardes: • gereelde bywoning van vergaderings, werkswinkels en opleiding weg van die werksplek en buite normale werksure • moet druk- en konfliksituasies kan hanteer.

Special conditions: • regular attendance of meetings, workshops and training away from the workplace and outside normal working hours • must be able to handle pressure and conflict situations.

Meer inligting kan verkry word deur die Direkteur: Gemeenskapdienste, mnr R.Williams by 028 313 8156 te skakel.

More information may be obtained by contacting the Director: Community Services, Mr R. Williams on 028 313 8156.

Benewens die bovermelde salarisse bied hierdie pos mededingende voordele wat ’n 13de tjek, mediese bystand, pensioenvoordele, ’n behuisingsubsidie/-toelaag, deelname aan die “Perk” vervoerskema asook meubelvervoer onder bepaalde voorwaardes insluit.

In addition to the abovementioned salaries, this position offer competitive benefits which include a 13th cheque, medical aid, pension, housing subsidy/allowance, participation in the “Perk” car allowance scheme and removal costs under certain conditions.

Rig asseblief ’n omvattende CV met ’n dekbrief aan die Senior Bestuurder: Menslike Hulpbronne, Munisipaliteit Overstrand, Posbus 20, Hermanus 7200.

To apply, please forward a comprehensive CV with a covering letter to the Senior Manager: Human Resources, Overstrand Municipality, PO Box 20, Hermanus 7200.

Let wel: Oorspronklik gewaarmerkte afskrifte van u kwalifikasies en rybewys word vir keuring vereis en moet u CV vergesel. Kandidate wat nie al die ondersteunende dokumentasie indien nie, sal nie vir hierdie pos oorweeg word nie. Meld asseblief die verwysingsnommer van die pos waarvoor u aansoek doen. Ontvangs van aansoeke sal nie erken word nie en geen ondersteunende dokumentasie sal terugbesorg word nie.

Please note: Original certified proof of your qualification/s and driver’s licence is a requirement for selection and must be attached to your CV. Candidates who do not submit all the supporting documentation as requested, will not be considered for these positions. Please quote the reference number of the position for which you are applying. Receipt of applications will not be acknowledged and no supporting documentation will be returned.

Overstrand Munisipaliteit is ’n Gelyke Geleenthede-werkgewer. Kandidate vanuit die aangewese groepe word aangemoedig om aansoek te doen.

Overstrand Municipality is an Equal Opportunity employer. Candidates from the designated groups are encouraged to apply.

Sluitingsdatum:Vrydag, 13 Desember 2013 om 15:00

Closing date: Friday, 13 December 2013 at 15:00

Indien u nie binne ses weke ná die sluitingsdatum van ons verneem het nie, kan u aanvaar dat u aansoek onsuksesvol was. Die Raad behou die reg om geen aanstelling te maak nie.

If you do not hear from us within six weeks of the closing date, please regard your application as unsuccessful. The Council reserves the right not to make any appointments.

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Hermanus Times

Briewe Letters

28 November, 2013

5 GENERATIONS CELEBRATE CENTERIAN: Frances Zillen, who turned 100 on Fri­ day, is here seen cele­ brating with friends and family at Mollegren Park, Eastcliff. Five gen­ erations of Zillens were at the birthday party, the youngest only seven months old. From left: Frances with baby Ro­ byn Bulmer (Frances’s great­great­grandchild), Tamara Bulmer, Fred Zil­ len, Richard Zillen and Louise Zillen. Frances says she reached her 100th birthday thanks to her good children and no drinking or smoking all her life.

EDITORIAL COMMENT ATM fraud a reality We have preached about this topic many times in different articles, but still there are innocent, soft targets being besieged by people with no conscience, who steal other people’s hardearned money. Many of us feel we’ve heard it all before and pay little heed when the police warn us to be vigilant and wary when drawing money – but it is the truth. Next time you visit an ATM, first look around you. Are there any suspicious looking people about? Is there a security guard nearby? Does the bank have surveillance cameras focused on the ATM? It is a bit of a mystery as to how exactly thieves use skimming devices to gain access to your money after you leave the ATM, but one thing is for sure – you should always look around, make sure nobody is lurking about and do not ever ask for help. Rather ask a friend or family member to go with you. If you need assistance, go into your bank and ask the staff to help you. The closer it gets to the festive season, the more desperate and careless thieves are becoming. Take care of yourself, and your money.

Understand our rights In response to the reaction of Thamie Poni and Bobby von During to my letter (“Who and from where are the marchers?” Hermanus Times 21 November) just the following: The gentlemen refer to the Constitution regarding the freedom of movement (Art.21:1). Precisely my point: If people are not happy with what they get from the (DA) provincial and local government, they are free to go to any ANC-governed province. The Constitution also says: “Everyone has the right, peacefully and unarmed, to assemble, to demonstrate, to picket and to present petitions.” (Art.17) They are, however, not free to engage in riotous, destructive and criminal behaviour. What is more, the Constitution guarantees “the right to have access to adequate housing” (26.1). Nowhere does the Constitution guarantee any right to free housing. If that were the case, then every present homeowner can claim payback of the full amount of their house from government – that is the consequence of reading free into the Constitution. The argument that government provides Municipal Infrustructure Grant (MIG) funding for the upgrading of informal settlements, is even more condemning on the riotous behaviour of the marchers. Why protest against a local government, if it is the state who fails to provide sufficient funding? And yes, I am “worried about the plight of fellow South Africans and the atrocious conditions they are living under.” But no, I don’t think that swamping one province is the answer. We need to develop, in every sense, the province where the needs of these people are not being met. The Eastern Cape, for one, has everything needed to provide massive economic growth, and all the benefits accruing from that. Why should people go elsewhere, live under atrocious conditions, wait long for housing, have to resort to begging – just because that province is being mal-governed?

CONCERNED RESIDENT

PHOTO: JANINE VAN DER RIET

Nicole du Toit­McCabe sent in this photo of the helpful members from Overstrand Fire and Rescue and OM Protection Serv­ ices who assisted her and her family dur­ ing the floods on the weekend of 15/16 November. one of the neighbours. They came to inspect our situation and were more than happy to accommodate us. These men and women saved the day, freely giving of their time to those in need. Giving them a plate of food was a gesture that paled in comparison to the gift they gave us by draining the water for us. Thank you to Overstrand Fire and Rescue and Protection Services, and my heartfelt sympathies to those who lost a great deal during this storm.

NICOLE DU TOIT-MCCABE WESTCLIFF

‘Empower the disempowered in our midst’ Despite the typical vitality, spontaneity and goodwill that prevail among the dwellers of present-day South African townships, the danger is very real that many of these impoverished, overcrowded and ever-expanding areas may develop into sprawling, crime-ridden and out-of- control ghettoes. Zwelihle, our local township, is no exception as it continues to experience a constant influx, mostly from the Eastern Cape. The worrying factor is that most of these daily arrivals are cash-strapped and without homes or employment awaiting them at this end. But if one wishes to gain some perspective in this regard, one needs to be willing to confront some uncomfortable realities: An Eastern Cape citizen who has a stable income, lives in a house with running water and electricity, and has basic amenities such as schools, clinics and shops within reach, is unlikely to get onto a bus or taxi, in the hope of finding a better life elsewhere. The fellow South African, who arrives from

Baie dankie aan al die vakadviseurs en sommige onderwysers van die onderwysdepartement van hierdie distrik, vir die uitstekende wyse waarop julle die matriekhersieningsgesprekke op Whale Coast fm 96 aangebied het. Dit word waardeer deur leerders, ouers en die gemeenskap. Die aanbiedings was op Saterdae en sommige van julle moes ver ry om hier te kom. Mnr. Smit het selfs die vloede in Somerset-Wes trotseer om die matrieks te bemagtig. Gelukkig is hy ’n goeie swemmer! Your presentations were very professional and of a high standard. We appreciate your attitude of wanting to serve the community. Thank you for giving your time and for sharing your knowledge and expertise with the learners and other listeners. It is inspiring to know that there are dedicated people like you in Education.

NELIA LOUW WHALE COAST FM

Thank you NG Kerk

Thanks to helpful officials Having lived in the Bahamas for close to 13 years I have become accustomed to tropical storms and hurricanes, and the ins and outs of preparing for the onslaught and aftermath. With the recent rain storms we experienced in Hermanus it reminded me of those times but what I found challenging this time was the fact that I was not prepared. In the Bahamas stores would be open until late hours providing people with all the necessary equipment they needed to barricade and seal off doors and windows to prevent flooding from the approaching storms. With our tenants already having water gushing into their apartment I felt hopeless and all I could do was carry over as many towels and quilts to try and soak up as much water as possible. When the rain started to subside on Sunday morning my husband and I jumped into our car to get gumboots and a can of sealant to try and prevent more water from rushing into the apartment. It was by God’s grace that Jared from Agrimark picked up the phone and agreed to wait for us to purchase these items. Sadly the water levels were too high for the sealant to work leaving me with a feeling of hopelessness until I heard the sound of a pump in the neighbourhood. I drove around like a crazy woman following the pump sounds, turning my car off to pin point the direction until I found Overstrand Fire and Rescue helping out

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the Eastern Cape, is more likely to be an impoverished person with limited skills, someone who finds himself deprived of opportunities and means to break out of his cycle of desperation. Despite my natural inclination towards positivity, I have come to consider South Africa a desperate place, a country in need of a drastic turnabout strategy if it is to succeed in the long term. Twenty years down the line it has become obvious to me that the government, in many ways, has neither the ability, nor the capacity, to do justice to the hopes and dreams of the township dwellers, and in particular the youths, among whom I worked extensively for many years. My hope is invested in the empowered South African who constantly reaches out to his fellowmen. As I see it, whether our motive is altruistic or self-survival, a turnabout will only come about if we all endeavour to empower the disempowered in our midst.

THEO DE WET

Having lived in Hermanus for more than 20 years and taking a keen interest in those less fortunate than myself, I have come to the conclusion that the NG Kerk Hermanus is an amazing organisation that is run by true Christians who make a real difference. I am not a member of this church, but I would like to express my whole-hearted support to Santie, the social worker, who, by charging the needy a very nominal fee for clothes, is allowing them to keep their dignity and to develop a sense of responsibility. This fee then goes towards helping other good causes, like meals for the aged and the homeless. Thank you to all those caring people at the NG Kerk who make a positive difference and to all the citizens of our lovely town, please support them with any unwanted clothes and other goods.

K. RUDNICK

Hulp word waardeer tydens vloed, maar aanmerkings nié Verlede Saterdagaand net na ses het ek, my ma en drie honde met ons motor voor Arundalstraat 15 in ’n dam water gaan staan. Die water het stelselmatig in die motor gestroom en ek het uit die motorvenster geklim om hulp te gaan soek. ’n Paar strate verder het ek ’n klomp mense teëgekom wat teruggehardloop het om ons te help. Dankie, dankie vir daardie mans, vrouens en kinders; julle is waarlik engele op aarde. To the people from the house who came out to watch and told my mother of 80 to stop shouting for help and to “help yourself lady’, your unkindness still stuns me.

KAREN VOGEL HERMANUS


Hermanus Times

Briewe Letters

28 November, 2013

Oosie gets the job done

Dentist’s magic touch

On Sunday 17 November I was treated to some top-drawer service beyond the normal call of duty, and experienced something about staff attitudes and relationships from the people of Hermanus Supa Quick. The story goes like this: On Sunday morning I was stuck. The car wouldn’t start, the battery having given up the ghost overnight. It is five years old, after all. On Saturday evening I thought a problem was looming, but hoped to survive through Sunday until Monday. I tested the cells. No doubt, a new battery was required. So now what to do? It was Sunday – nobody is open! Ah, maybe Julie Minnaar knew someone; she’s been in the business. So I phoned her and told her the problem. “I need a new battery. Do you know if anyone is open?” Julie said she would SMS me someone’s number. Then my cellphone went; it showed “Ooswald’s number”. He must be the technician, I thought. I phoned the number, got a message to leave a message, and did so. Shortly thereafter, a man phoned about the message and I told him my need. He said he’s just entering church, can I hang on for an hour until 10 o’clock. I said OK. Just over half an hour later I saw a vehicle outside my gate and a tall, big guy approaching. I’d seen him before, at Supa Quick, but he’s not the battery technician – he owns the place. He is the grootbaas! It was Ooswald Oosthuizen himself, but why so quickly? It turned out that his wife also received a message during the service to attend to a medical case. They were in church just down the road, so they came via my place, picked me up, dropped her off to attend to her case, took me to Supa Quick, got the battery and tools, produced the invoice, accepted the payment then back to my house to exchange the batteries. Job done! So there you have it. The staff relationship allows Julie to feel free to involve Ooswald the boss/owner to go fix my problem on a Sunday. Ooswald himself has created the enabling climate, and effectively dealt with his wife’s call-out, and my need, wasting no time, making no fuss. The jobs got done, and the rest of the staff could enjoy their Sunday. That’s first class, Julie, Ooswald, and Supa Quick. Real quick. I thank you.

I’m 71 and have been terrified of dentists for as long as I can remember. At last, after having eight teeth extracted and dentures made by Dr Mickey Fauel, all my fears have been dispelled. His touch is magic. Thanks Doc!

PETER LAWTON ONRUS

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Bystand van Gateway Spar-span was wonderlik Op 15 September 2013 is my babaseuntjie opgeneem in die hospitaal met longontsteking en in dieselfde week breek my vierjarige dogtertjie haar arm. Ek, ma van Ageel en Aqeeluh, wil dankie sê aan almal by Gateway Spar, mnr Almendro, Richard en Ferdie, asook toesighouers Estelle, Kim, Lorrel, Anna, Duewlien, en al my kollegas vir hul hulp en gebede, telefoonoproepe, besoeke ens. Ek het eers onlangs by Gateway Superspar begin werk, maar was oorweldig deur almal se hulp. Dankie, Aunty Estelle, vir alles wat jy gedoen het tydens hierdie moeilike dae, dit word opreg waardeer. Dankie ook Gateway Superspar se eienaars, toesighouers en kollegas.

ADRI SALIE

Happy Chanuka On behalf of the Messianic Hebrew Roots community of Hermanus, I would like to wish everyone who celebrates the Feast of Dedication, a happy Chanuka. Laat ons hierdie feesseisoen ons lewens opnuut toewy aan ons Hemelse Vader en vir Hom skyn met ’n helder glans. Kontak Gerhard by 082 437 5761 of besoek www.moadium.za.org vir meer inligting.

GERHARD GROENEWALD SANDBAAI

Dankie, verkeersafdeling Ek moes onlangs my bestuurslisensie by die Hermanus-verkeersafdeling hernu. Wat ’n aangename ervaring was dit om in ’n kraaknetjiese ordelike lokaal deur hulpvaardige, vriendelike personeel bedien te word. Die persoon wat vingerafdrukke en oogtoetse doen, het selfs ’n deel van sy etensuur afgestaan om sake af te handel. Nogmaals dankie.

NICO ROBBERTSE

On Friday evening a bit of rain is expected in the Overstrand and the temperature will only rise again on Sunday to an average temperature of 20 degrees. On Monday it will be partly sunny at around 16 degrees, but between Tuesday and Wednesday, another 13 mm rain can be expected.

W E A T H E R FRIDAY

Temp: 17/22 Partly Cloudy

SATURDAY

Temp: 16/19 Clear

SUNDAY

Temp: 15/21 Clear

MONDAY

Temp: 18/22 Partly Cloudy

Weather forecast info website: www.infosight.co.za/weather/SouthAfrica/WesternCape/Hermanus/

INFO FOR NOVEMBER

FORECAST SA November WEATHER BUREAU Coldest day: 14.7°C BY on 25th Warmest day: 31.9°C on 25th November Rainfall: 3.3mm on 27 November Total rainfall for November: 124,6mm De Bos dam level: 100.6% Average rainfall for November: 34.3mm

29 30 01 02 03 04 05 06

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Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

T I D E T A B L E 0013 0059 0142 0225 0309 0354 0441 0529

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1220 1304 1348 1432 1518 1605 1654 1744

0608 0654 0738 0822 0907 0954 1044 1137

LOW 1853 1933 2013 2054 2137 2221 2308 2357

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3 Dec

9 Dec

17 Dec

25 Dec

Information supplied by the Hydrographer SA Navy. The Hydrographer is not responsible for any transcription errors.

) When will the debate about the Animal Wel­ fare Shop end? I am entitled to my personal opinion, now give it up. ) Daar is ’n hele spul brakke in Sandbaai wat aanhoudend blaf. Kan die eienaars nie asse­ blief die honde wat so aanhoudend vir niks blaf, stilmaak nie? Dit is baie irriterend. ) Aan die Engelse mense wat so kla oor te veel Afrikaans in die koerant: Net soos ons Afri­ kaners geleer Engels praat en lees het, kan julle leer Afrikaans praat en lees. Ek dink die arme Hermanus Times weet nie meer hoe om almal tevrede te hou nie. Kla eerder oor iets wat saak maak . . . ) Met al die nuwe aanstellings kan Overstrand Munisipaliteit se naam nou verander na ’n werkskeppingorganisasie. Daar’s beslis nie werk vir almal nie. – J.P. ) Die Plaaskombuis moet nie kla oor die wind­ pomp nie. Dit gaan oor diens en die kos. Die son moet op almal skyn. Kom tog reg Herma­ nus. Petri hou asseblief daai windpomp net daar. – DEBBIE GERSTNER ) There are lots of positive comments from fo­ reign tourists, day visitors and happy residents. Great not to have parking marshals breathing down our necks. Hope this can stay forever. Happy CBD business owner. (Ed. ­ see article on page 3) – HAPPY CBD BUSINESS OWNER ) There is never a “Focus On” for Onrus busi­ nesses. Does the Hermanus Times know where it is, or don’t they want to venture over the brid­ ge? ) Na aanleiding van Moeks se skrywe oor die prysuitdeling en kies van prefekte: Ja ek stem saam, dit is traumaties, maar maak nie saak waar en hoe dit gehou word nie, die verwag­ ting en teleurstellings bly maar groot. Die kin­ ders moet besef en leer dat hulle nie in als kan uitblink nie. Dis ook nie ’n saal vol vreemdelinge nie, want teen die tyd dat jy in gr. 7 kom, ken die kinders amper almal in die saal. Ek het drie kinders deur Laerskool Hermanus, waarvan ons laaste een volgende jaar in gr. 7 is. Sy is gekies as prefek en baie dankbaar daarvoor. Ongelukkig nie ons ander twee nie, maar hulle moes maar aanvaar en aanbeweeg. Ek per­ soonlik dink dis ’n perfekte geleentheid. Die kinders word vereer vir hul harde werk deur die jaar en ons prefekte is die leiers van die skool. – OOK ’N MOEKS ) Dankie Moeks. Ek stem saam met jou. Dit is nie gepas die kies van leiers by die laerskool op die aand van die prysuitdeling nie. Veral

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hierdie jaar. Almal praat daaroor. – RIANA ) How disgusting that the new minimum wage for domestic workers is between R9,63 and R11,27 per hour. This is a wage designed to leave people destined to the inhuman cycle of poverty. ) Die Dienssentrum van Onrusgemeente vol­ doen aan ’n groot behoefte. Baie dankie vir elkeen se besoek aan die teetuin. – MARIE ) Die Kersmelodrama van die NG Kerk in On­ rusrivier was asemrowend. Chookie, jy het soos ’n engel gelyk toe jy “Memory” van Elaine Paige gesing het. Ek sal elke maand na so ’n sanguitvoering gaan kyk. Ek soek nou ’n CD van Elaine Paige. Dankie vir ’n wonderlike lied. – H ) Ek het Dinsdag 20 November om 11:30 in die hoofweg gery op pad na Gateway en reg­ oor die Engen Garage het ’n man met n silwer 4x4, “Shoreline Cement” heerlik op sy selfoon gepraat en geen beheer oor die spoed gehad nie. Hy kon nie van baan verwissel nie a.g.v. sy geselsery en ry toe maar die heeltyd op my buffer. Kan die verkeer nie asseblief in privaat motors ry en mense beboet soos in die Kaap wat op hul selfoon praat terwyl hulle bestuur nie; en kan die motoriste asseblief ’n motorspa­ sie voor hulle handhaaf, want ’n mens is bang as jy moet rem trap. ’n Mens is ook bang om by stoptekens te stop omdat hulle in jou kan vasry. ) Is management at Woolworths really serious that you have to park for a minimum of two hours free or face a fine for exceeding that? Their sign says so. ) What’s up with the man that sits on the bench in front of Pick n Pay every day? – PIETER VERMAAK ) Ek sukkel om gewig te verloor. Ek hoor jy kry ’n inspuiting met natuurlike bestanddele wat die vetselle afbreek. Het iemand dalk meer inligting hieroor en waar in Hermanus dit be­ skikbaar is? Of enige ander raad is welkom. – CORNÉ ) Still missing: our practice’s cat Rita (calico) went missing last Friday night during the storm. She is sorely missed by all at Walkerbay Vet Clinic (Industrial area). ) Donderdag se Times het advertensies gehad van paneelkloppers Jan Naude van Auto Aid. Jy is die mees toegewyde paneelklopper in die dorp. Hou so aan.– GIEPIE ) The best seafood platter in town is at Tipples in Onrus. Thank you for the good value. – COLIN

Nog so spatseltjie Nie dat dit saak maak dat die vere in Weerhaan se hoenderhok waai nie, maar die hele week is nog net benoude ure danksy die woelinge met sonvlekke en dinge wat weerstelsels en selfone omkrap. Oom Langfaan sê: Welcome to the party. Daar by hom is die duiwel ook los. Die gefoeter in die bolug draai alles rondom skerp veranderinge in lugdruk en sonvlekke. Op die keper beskou, is selfs die Indiese hoogdruk doer rondom Marion deurmekaar, te midde van die reëns aan die Oos-Kaap. Die Atlantiese hoogdruk wat moet help om die droë Noordwes-Kaap se ellende onder die boere te verlig, is skoon die kluts kwyt Die huidige prentjie landwyd is kommerwekkend genoeg om te praat van droogte soos laas in 1933. Die somerreëns hou net aan en aan met vog wat in die noordooste rondom Madagaskar opbou, maar aan die weste van ons land kan tans min of niks gebeur om die droogte wat versprei te keer nie. Die seestrome spring ook baie rond. Selfs met die ligte trekkrag kan dit vir kleintjies en kinders veral rondom Dinsdag in die vlak water gevaarlik wees. Dit behoort eers rondom 4 Desember vir hulle veilig te wees. Ouers moet nie vir ’n oomblik die rug op hulle draai nie. Hou hulle maar fyn dop. Daar bly ’n klein moontlikheid oor dat die maan, wat nou in sy laaste kwartier sy trek-

krag op die aarde verslap, sal help om in die suide van die land rondom die Kaap ’n bietjie rustiger deinings te verskaf en min vog die lug sal instuur. Die bietjie nattigheid wat ons Vrydagmiddag oor die Overstrand (minder as 0,5 mm) kan verwag , sal weer hoofsaaklik uit die ooste kom. Dit is “oorloop” vog ná die goeie reëns wat daar val. Die bietjie reën wat Vrydagmiddag na vyf val, bring die temperatuur in die Overstrand weer af en eers teen Sondag kry ons weer hitte van oor 20 °C. Maandagoggend is die warm oostewind weer met ons en styg dit na 26 °C, of so lyk dit. Dit is ook Maandagnag se kant dat die noordwes weer kop uitsteek en benewens ’n breuk in die wolke teen Dinsdagmiddag, kry die Overstrand tot 13 mm reën reg deur tot Woensdag. Lesers wat e-posse gestuur het wys op die stand van die maan en die antwoord is ja, hy beïnvloed die weer vanaf sy sowat 350 000 km nogal erg.


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Hermanus Times

Mense People

28 November, 2013

STERLING EQ RETURNS TO HERMANUS: Acclaimed in­ strumental pop group Sterling EQ returns for one performance only on 23 December in the Sandbaai Hall. Fresh from winning a 2013 Huisgenoot Tempo Award, the trio will per­ form some of their fa­ vourite hits from their three studio albums plus a taste of what’s to come. Doors open at 18:30 and the show starts at 19:30. Tickets are R110; children and pensioners R90. Bookings can be done through Computicket and a cash bar will be available on the night.

CHEERS TO 2013! The Winederous Wine Club of the Hermanus Times held its last tasting of the year at The Restau­ rant@Newton Johnson on Thursday evening 21 November. Visitors had the opportunity to taste two Chardonnays and five Pinot noirs, among them the 2014 Platter’s Guide to South African Wine’s five star winner and Red Wine of the Year, the Newton Johnson Windansea 2012, and the five star Newton Johnson Family Vineyards Chardonnay 2012. Clockwise, from front left are Anton Ger­ ber, Hugo van Zyl, Eddington Esterhuize, Anneloes Hoeve, Frieda Lloyd, Paul Moer­ dyk, Len Huiding, Jan Stultiens, André Lambrechts and Dieter Odendaal.

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Johan en Martie van Huyssteen wil al hul kliënte van die afgelope 30 jaar bedank vir hul getroue ondersteuning. Woorde kan nie ons dankbaarheid ten volle bskryf nie. Ons wens ons personeel en hul families alle seëninge vir die toekoms. CEM Motors is nou in die hande van Jacques en Lindie Retief en ons wil aan hulle ’n blink toekoms teowens. Ons weet sommer hul gaan ’n groot aanwins wees vir Hermanus. Johan and Marties van Huyssteen would like to thank all their clients of the past 30 years for their loyal support. Words can in no way describe the appreciation. We wish our personnel and their families all our blessings for the future. CEM Motors is now in the hands of Jacques and Lindie Retief and we would like to wish them a prosperous future. We know that they would be a asset to Hermanus.

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Chef Eric Bulpitt adding the finishing touch­ es. The restaurant is now also open on Fri­ day and Saturday evenigs.

Winemaker Gordon New­ ton Johnson was the wine club’s host for the evening.

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Hermanus Times

Mense People

28 November, 2013

Stem vir plaaslike sanger MIXING AT THE TAY MODERN GALLERY: At the first Tay Modern Mix­ er on 13 November a gathering of invited guests enjoyed the op­ portunity to chat, sip lo­ cal wine and enjoy art and music in a relaxed atmosphere. Carol Smith, artist and gallery owner Tay Dall, Carli Had­ dingham and Kim Rom­ burgh were among those who enjoyed the evening.

Dis te danke aan Dillon Lerm se duisende aanhangers dat dié sanger van Hermanus nou deel van die TygerBurger se top tien kunstenaars is en moontlik aan die TygerBurger-leserskonsert gaan deelneem. Dié koerant het lesers genooi om vir hul gunstelinge via SMS te stem. Daarna is ’n top tien gekies en Lerm is saam met Nicholis Louw, Ray Dylan, Gerhard Steyn, Nianell, Juanita du Plessis, Theuns Jordaan, Bobby van Jaarsveld, Kurt Darren en Elvis Blue in die top tien. Uit hierdie top tien word drie kunstenaars gekies wat op 28 Februarie 2014 by TygerBur-

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ger se leserskonsert gaan optree. Om vir jou gunsteling te stem, SMS “Kies” gevolg deur die kunstenaar se naam na 45527. SMS’e kos R1,50. Die top drie sal 13 Desem- Dillon Lerm ber op Smile 90.4 fm bekendgemaak word. Lesers kan nou al kaartjies vir die konsert koop by www.cultivaria.com of skakel 021 872 9754.

PHOTOS: NINA HOLLOWAY

Among Tay’s recent cutting­edge creations the one that grabbed the most attention was the Mandela Talisman, a nearly 3 metre wide ex­ plosion of colour and creative imagination that Tay completed this year as a commission for The Home Coming Revolution, a non­ profit organisation aimed at encouraging and assisting South Africans living abroad to re­ turn home.

Kevin Grant (left) from Ataraxia supplied his award­winning wines which were enjoyed with great enthusiasm. Ataraxia hosts an impressive permanent collection of Tay’s works at their tasting room in the Hemel­en­ Aarde Ridge. Here Kevin is seen chatting to Lorinda and Johan Pretorius.

SANSA Holiday Programme 2013 Kinki Dall, Di Hall, Mary Andrew and Geor­ gie Rautenbach.

Tanya Stergianos, Salomé Holloway, Tanya Cohen, Leigh Murray and Tay Dall “mixing" at the gallery.

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Volvertroue Dienssen­ strum van Stanford het hul oumensies Dinsdag Spur toe ge­ neem vir hul jaar­ eindfunksie. Die dienssentrum het braaikaartjies ver­ koop om sodoende vir die uitstappie te kan betaal. May Taxi’s het die vervoer verskaf teen ’n goedkoper tarief en Spur het gratis tee en koffie bedien asook R2 af op die prys van elke gereg. Van die groepie wat die tikkie bederf geniet het is van links (kloksgewys) Janet Wyngaardt, Ina Dickson, Beatrice Dyk, Diana Battom, Magrieta Tobias en Francina Dreyer.

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PLANNED ELECTRICITY MAINTENANCE NOTIFICATION Due to unforeseen circumstances electricity supply will not be disrupted on 1 December 2013 as previously advertised. It has been postponed until further notice.

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As gevolg van onvoorsiene omstandighede sal die elektrisiteitstoevoer nie onderbreek word op 1 Desember 2013, soos vroeër geadverteer, nie. Onderhoudswerk is uitgestel tot verdere kennisgewing. Enquiries: Contact Centre number: 086 003 7566 Eskom Holdings Limited Reg No 2002/015527/06


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Algemeen General

28 November, 2013

) Die Kleinmond Die­ rebeskermingsvereni­ ging hou ’n gelukkige trekking as fondsinsa­ meling. Kaartjies teen R10 elk is by hul kan­ toor op Kleinmond be­ skikbaar. Die trekking is op 7 Desember. ) Lost on Friday evening: a white Black­ berry Torch in either Scout Lane, Moffat St or Stemmet St. Call 072 345 9057. ) Stephan Welz of Strauss & Co, is invit­

NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION HPF Properties (Pty) Ltd: Proposed Expansion and Upgrade of Arabella Wastewater Treatment Works, Kleinmond DEA - NEMWA Reference No: 12/9/11/L1223/9 Project Proposal: The applicant, HPF Properties proposes to expand and upgrade the existingArabella Wastewater Treatment works. Location: Portion 290 of Farm Hermanus River No 542, Kleinmond, Overberg District Municipality Granting of Waste Management License: The Department of Environmental Affairs: Directorate Waste Management Licensing has granted HPF Properties (Pty) Ltd a Waste Management Licence for the expansion and upgrade of the existing Arabella Wastewater Treatment works in terms of the National Environmental Management: Waste Act 2008 (Act 59 of 2008) (NEM:WA). A copy of the Waste Management License can be obtained from Resource Management Services. Appeal Procedure: An Appeal may be lodged against the decision in terms of Chapter 7 of Government Notice R 385 of 21April 2006 in terms of NEMA1998 as amended. Should you wish to appeal, you must lodge a Notice of Intention to Appeal (NoI) with the Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs within 10 days of receipt of notification and must submit your Appeal within 30 days after the lapsing of the 10 days, for the lodging of the Notice of Intention to Appeal (NoI). The prescribed Notice of Intention to Appeal form and Appeal form are obtainable from the Ministers Legal Administration office at telephone number (012) 310 3929, email: tzwane@environment.gov.za. Should you require full details of the Appeal procedure, or would like a copy of the Waste Management Licence, please contact Larry Eichstadt from RMS. Contact: Larry Eichstadt (082 444 2630) Tel: 021 975 7396 - Fax: 021 975 1373 - E-mail: larry@rmsenviro.co.za Website: www.rmsenviro.co.za; PO Box 4296, Durbanville, 7551.

ing consignments for their March 2014 auc­ tion. Bring a maximum of three artworks you want to sell to The Marine on 10 Decem­ ber between 10:00 and 15:00 for a free valuation. To book your slot, phone 021 683 6560 or 078 044 8185. ) Valid drivers li­ cence card found in Hermanus, belonging to Mr M Khwinana, date of birth 18 Janu­ ary 1972. Contact the couple who found it at 074 999 9802 or 072 071 9024.

IN THE PINK: Artist Ed Bredenkamp (centre) drew the winning numbers for the Overstrand Hospice 600 Club monthly draw on 14 November. Keeping an eye on proceedings were Alan Toombs (left), chair­ person of the Overstrand Hospice Board and David Sutcliffe from Don Adams Auditors. The winners are: R5 000 – David Romburg; R2 500 – Daniel Groene­ wald and R1 000 – Arlene Tyson. Sign up for the Hospice 600 Club (R50 per month), or finalise your renewal during November and December and stand a chance of winning a pink Le Creuset whistling kettle valued at R650, donated by Goozi Cucina. Call Norma at 028 312 4679.


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28 November, 2013

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Algemeen General

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TENDER NO. SC 1430/2013

TENDER NR. SC 1430/2013

ISINIKI XABISO NO. SC 1430/2013

Tenders are hereby invited for: Borehole and Irrigation Installations at Various Sites in the Greater Gansbaai Area. Tender documents, in English, are obtainable from Friday, 29 November 2013, at the offices of the Supply Chain Management Unit, Overstrand Municipality, Magnolia Avenue, Hermanus, Tel. 028 313 8064 from Ms. Rita Neethling between 08h30 and 15h30, upon payment of a tender participation fee of R520.00 per set. Alternatively the document can be downloaded from the website: www.overstrand.gov.za Sealed tenders, with “Tender No. SC 1430/2013: “Borehole and Irrigation Installations at Various Sites in the Greater Gansbaai Area.” clearly endorsed on the envelope, must be deposited in Tender Box No. 2 at the offices of the Overstrand Municipality, Magnolia Avenue, Hermanus. Tenders may only be submitted on the tender documentation provided by the Municipality. The closing date and time of the tender is on 13 December 2013 at 12h00 and will be opened in public immediately thereafter in the Committee Room, HermanusAdministration. Tenderers should have an estimated CIDB contractor grading of at least 2SH or higher. Tenders must be valid for 90 days after the closing date. Tenders shall be evaluated in terms of the Preferential Procurement Regulations, 2011 and bidders may claim preference points in terms of their B-BBEE status level of contribution The Overstrand Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender and reserves the right to accept any tender, as it may deem expedient. Tenders are subject to the Standard Conditions of Tender and the Supply Chain Management Policy of the Overstrand Municipality. Please refer technical enquiries to Mr. F Myburgh at telephone number: 028 384 8365.

Tenders word hiermee ingewag vir: Boorgat en Besproeiing Installasies by Verskeie Punte in die Groter Gansbaai Area. Tenderdokumente, in Engels, is verkrygbaar vanaf Vr y d a g , 2 9 N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 3 , b y d i e Voorsieningskanaalbestuurseenheid, Overstrand Munisipaliteit, Magnolialaan, Hermanus, Tel. 028 313 8064 vanaf Me. Rita Neethling tussen 08h30 en 15h30, by betaling van 'n tender deelnamefooi van R520.00 per stel. Alternatiewelik mag die dokument afgelaai word vanaf die webblad www.overstrand.gov.za Verseëlde tenders duidelik gemerk “Tender Nr. SC1430/2013: “ Boorgat en Besproeiing Installasies by Verskeie Punte in die Groter Gansbaai Area .” op die koevert, moet geplaas word in Tender Bus Nr. 2 by die kantore van die Overstrand Munisipaliteit, Magnolialaan, Hermanus. Tenders mag slegs ingedien word op die tenderdokumentasie deur die Munisipaliteit verskaf. Die sluitingsdatum en -tyd van die tender is 13 Desember 2013 om 12h00 en tenders sal onmiddellik na afloop van die sluitingstyd in die openbaar oopgemaak word in die Komiteekamer, Hermanus Administrasie. Tenderaars moet 'n geskatte CIDB kontrakteur gradering van ten minste 2SH of hoër hê. Tenders moet geldig wees vir 90 dae na die sluitingsdatum. Tenders sal evalueer word in terme van die Voorkeurverkrygings Regulasies, 2011 en tenderaars mag voorkeurpunte eis in terme van hul B-BSEB status vlak van bydrae. Die Munisipaliteit Overstrand is nie verplig om die laagste of enige tender wat ingedien word te aanvaar nie. Tenders is onderhewig aan die Standaard Tendervoorwaardes en die Voorsieningskanaal Bestuursbeleid van Overstrand Munisipaliteit. Tegniese navrae kan aan Mnr. F Myburgh by telefoonnommer 028 384 8365 gerig word.

Kucelwa Isiniki-xabiso: Ukufakelwa kwe Mibhobho Yamanzi kwindawo eza hlukeneyo kwi ngingqi yase Gansbaai. Amaxwebhu, abhalwe ngesiNgesi, ayafumaneka ukusukela ngoLwesihlanu, 29 Novembha 2013, kwi-ofisi yoLawulo lweTyathanga loKubonelela, kuMasipala we-Overstrand., eMagnolia Avenue, eHermanus tsalela u 028 313 8064 ku Nkosazana u Rita Neethling phakathi kweye-08h30 neye15h30 usakuhlawula umrhumo wokuthatha inxaxheba kwiziniki-maxabiso ongama- R520.00. Iitsheki mazenziwe zihlawuleke ku “Masipala we-Overstrand”. Kungenjalo Amaxhwebhu ayafumaneka mahala kwi-webhu sayiti ethi: www.overstrand.gov.za Isiniki-xabiso esitywiniweyo kwabhalwa, Isiniki-Xabiso No. SC 1430/2013 “ Ukufakelwa kwe Mibhobho Yamanzi kwindawo eza hlukeneyo kwi ngingqi yase Gansbaai . Ibhalwe ngokucacileyo kwimvulophu, mayifakwe kwi Bhokisi yeZiniki-maxabiso no.2 Kwii-ofisi zikaMasipala wase-Overstrand, Magnolia Avenue, Hermanus. Amaxhwebhu Oniko xabiso anikezwa ngu masipala maka buyiswe ngohlobo abhalwe ngalo. Umhla nosuku lokuvala ngu mhla we 13 Disembha 2013 ngentsimbi ye 12h00 kwaye emva koko ziya kuvulwa ngokukhawuleza kwigumbi lekomiti, kuLawulo lwase Hermanus. Abanini be thenda kufuneka babene CIDB enobukhulu obu 2SH okanye ngaphezulu. Ithenda mazibesemthethweni kangangentsuku ezingamashumi anethoba 90 emva komhla wokuvala. Ithenda zizakuhluzwa ngokomgangatho womiselo oKhethekileyo wokuFumana ka-2011 kwaye abanini bethenda banga funa amanqaku okhetheko ngokomgangatho abanawo kwi B-BBEE UMasipala we-Overstrand akazibopheleli ekwamkeleni ixabiso elilelona liphantsi okanye nasiphi isiniki-xabiso kwaye unelungelo lokwamkela nasiphi na isiniki-xabiso, njengoko ebona kufanelekile. Iziniki-maxabiso ziphantsi koMgangatho woLawulo lweZiniki-maxabiso neNkqubo yoLawulo lweTyathanga loKubonelela kaMasipala we-Overstrand. Nceda nxibelelana no Mnumzana u F Myburgh kule nombolo ilandelayo 028 384 8365 ngazo naziphi iinkcukacha ezingacacanga ozifunayo.

MR. R. WILLIAMS DIRECTOR: COMMUNITY SERVICES

MNR. R. WILLIAMS DIREKTEUR: GEMEENSKAPSDIENSTE

UMNU. R. WILLIAMS UMONGAMELI: WENKONZO ZOLUNTU

QUOTATION NO. SC 1431/2013

KWOTASIE NR. SC 1431/2013

ISINIKI XABISO NO. SC 1431/2013

Quotations are hereby invited for Alterations and Additions for Overstrand Municipality Spaces for Sport Communal Sport Grounds, Gansbaai. Quotation documents, in English, are obtainable from Friday, 29 November 2013, at the offices of the Supply Chain Management Unit, Overstrand Municipality, Magnolia Avenue, Hermanus, Tel. 028 313 8064 from Ms. Rita Neethling between 08h30 and 15h30. Alternatively the document can be downloaded from the website: www.overstrand.gov.za Sealed quotations, with “Quotation No. SC 1431/2013: “Alterations and Additions for Overstrand Municipality Spaces for Sport Communal Sport Grounds, Gansbaai.” clearly endorsed on the envelope, must be deposited in Tender Box No. 2 at the offices of the Overstrand Municipality, Magnolia Avenue, Hermanus. Bids may only be submitted on the bid documentation provided by the Municipality. The closing date and time of the quotation is on 13 December 2013 at 12H00 and will be opened in public immediately thereafter in the SCM Committee Room, HermanusAdministration. A compulsory information session will be held at 11h00 on Friday 06 December 2013, at the Communal Sport Grounds, Main Road, Gansbaai. Tenderers should have an estimated CIDB contractor grading of at least 1GB or higher Quotations must be valid for 90 days after the closing date. Quotations shall be evaluated in terms of the Preferential Procurement Regulations, 2011 and bidders may claim preference points in terms of their B-BBEE status level of contribution. The Overstrand Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any quotation and reserves the right to accept any quotation, as it may deem expedient. Quotations are subject to the General Conditions of Contract and the Supply Chain Management Policy of the Overstrand Municipality. Please refer enquiries to Mr. Francois Myburgh at telephone number: 028 384 8365.

Kwotasies word hiermee ingewag vir: Veranderinge en Toevoegings vir die Overstrand Munisipaliteit Spasie vir Sport Gemeenskaplike Sportgronde, Gansbaai. Kwotasiedokumente, in Engels, is verkrygbaar vanaf Vrydag, 29 November 2013, by die Voorsieningskanaalbestuurseenheid, Overstrand Munisipaliteit, Magnolialaan, Hermanus, vanaf Me. Rita Neethling, Tel. 028 313 8064 tussen 08h30 en 15h30. Alternatiewelik mag die dokument afgelaai word vanaf die webblad www.overstrand.gov.za. Verseëlde kwotasies duidelik gemerk: Kwotasie Nr. SC 1431/2013:“ Veranderinge en Toevoegings vir die Overstrand Munisipaliteit Spasie vir Sport Gemeenskaplike Sportgronde, Gansbaai.” op die koevert, moet geplaas word in Tender Bus Nr. 2 by die kantore van die Overstrand Munisipaliteit, Magnolialaan, Hermanus. Kwotasies mag slegs ingedien word op die tenderdokumentasie verskaf deur Overstrand Munisipaliteit. Die sluitingsdatum en -tyd van die Kwotasie is 13 Desember 2013 om 12h00 en kwotasies sal onmiddellik na afloop van die sluitingstyd in die openbaar oopgemaak word in die VKB Komiteekamer, Hermanus Administrasie. 'n Verpligte inligtingsessie sal gehou word om 11h00, op Vrydag, 06 Desember 2013, by die Gemeenskaplike Sportgronde, Hoofstraat, Gansbaai. Tenderaars moet ’n geskatte CIDB kontrakteur gradering van ten minste 1GB of hoër hê. Kwotasies moet geldig wees vir 90 dae na die sluitingsdatum. Kwotasies sal evalueer word in terme van die Voorkeurverkrygings Regulasies, 2011 en tenderaars mag voorkeurpunte eis in terme van hul BBSEB status vlak van bydrae. Die Munisipaliteit Overstrand is nie verplig om die laagste of enige kwotasie wat ingedien word te aanvaar nie. Kwotasies is onderhewig aan die Standaard Tendervoorwaardes en die Voorsieningskanaal Bestuursbeleid van Overstrand Munisipaliteit. Navrae kan gerig word aan Mnr. Francois Myburgh by telefoonnommer 028 384 8365.

Kucelwa Isiniki-xabiso: Ukufakelwa kwe Mibhobho Yamanzi kwindawo eza hlukeneyo kwi ngingqi yase Gansbaai. Amaxwebhu, abhalwe ngesiNgesi, ayafumaneka ukusukela 29 November 2013, kwi-ofisi yoLawulo lweTyathanga loKubonelela, kuMasipala we-Overstrand., eMagnolia Avenue, eHermanus tsalela u 028 313 8064 ku Nkosazana u Rita Neethling phakathi kweye-08h30 neye-15h30, Kungenjalo Amaxhwebhu ayafumaneka mahala kwi-webhu sayiti ethi: www.overstrand.gov.za Isiniki-xabiso esitywiniweyo kwabhalwa, Isiniki-Xabiso No. SC 1431/2013: Ukufakelwa kwe Mibhobho Yamanzi kwindawo eza hlukeneyo kwi ngingqi yase Gansbaai.” Ibhalwe ngokucacileyo kwimvulophu, mayifakwe kwi Bhokisi yeZiniki-maxabiso no. 2 Kwii-ofisi zikaMasipala waseOverstrand, Magnolia Avenue, Hermanus. Amaxhwebhu Oniko xabiso anikezwa ngu masipala maka buyiswe ngohlobo abhalwe ngalo. Umhla nosuku lokuvala ngu mhla we 13 Disembha 2013 ngentsimbi ye 12h00 kwaye emva koko ziya kuvulwa ngokukhawuleza kwigumbi lekomiti, kuLawulo lwase Hermanus. Umjikelo onyanzelekileyo wokubonisana uyakubanjelwa Kumabala eMidlalo.eMain Road, eGansbaai Ngomhla we 06 ku Disembha 2013 ngentsimbi yeShumi 11:00 Abanini be thenda kufuneka babene CIDB enobukhulu obu 1GB okanye ngaphezulu Ithenda mazibesemthethweni kangangentsuku ezingamashumi anesthandathu 90 emva komhla wokuvala. Ithenda zizakuhluzwa ngokomgangatho womiselo oKhethekileyo wokuFumana ka-2011 kwaye abanini bethenda banga funa amanqaku okhetheko ngokomgangatho abanawo kwi B-BBEE. UMasipala we-Overstrand akazibopheleli ekwamkeleni ixabiso elilelona liphantsi okanye nasiphi isiniki-xabiso kwaye unelungelo lokwamkela nasiphi na isiniki-xabiso, njengoko ebona kufanelekile. Iziniki-maxabiso ziphantsi koMgangatho woLawulo lweZiniki-maxabiso neNkqubo yoLawulo lweTyathanga loKubonelela kaMasipala we-Overstrand. Nceda nxibelelana no Mnumzana u Francois Myburgh kule nombolo ilandelayo 028 384 8365 ngazo naziphi iinkcukacha ezingacacanga ozifunayo.

MR. R. WILLIAMS DIRECTOR: COMMUNITY SERVICES

MNR. R. WILLIAMS DIREKTEUR: GEMEENSKAPSDIENSTE

MNU. R. WILLIAMS UMONGAMELI: WEENKONZO ZOLUNTU

) St Peter’s Parish will be holding their annual fête on Saturday 7 December from 09:30. Enjoy breakfast, tea or lunch and visit the stalls. ) The Hermanus Round Table Pinotage Auction 2013 at Rivendell Wine Estate is on 7 December. Pre­auction tasting starts at 17:30; dinner and auction to follow at 19:00. Cost: R300 pp. Tickets: Wiaan Bishop: 0 072 616 7338; Jaco Brand: 0 083 370 4845 or 2 pinotage@her­ manus.co.za. ) Song for Marion – fliek ten bate van Dienssen­ trum van NG gemeente, Onrusrivier, Vrydag 13 Desember,19:00 by die kerk. Slegs sken­ king van R30, beskikbaar by kerkkantoor of ska­ kel: 0 083 297 9230. ) Farmer’s Market Day at Hermanus Country Market on Monday 16 December, 09:00 to 15:00. Come meet the farmers and their ani­ mals amidst all the usual treats. A fabulous fund­ raiser festival for Camphill Farm Community. Mada: 0 021 200 2236. ) The Stanford Players present On Broadway on 17, 18 and 19 December at the Dutch Reformed Church hall at 20:30. Tickets are R100 for adults and R50 for children. Book at: 0 028 341 0189 or 2 sarah.james@glo­ bal.co.za. ) Die NG gemeente Onrusrivier bied Vrydag 20 Desember sy Voedselfees aan vanaf 17:00. Geniet ’n ware smulsensasie. Navrae: Karin de Bruin: 0 028 316 2116.

MUNICIPALITY UMASIPALA MUNISIPALITEIT Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 29(2) of the Local Government: Municipal Structures Act, No 117 of 1998, that a COUNCIL MEETING of the Theewaterskloof Municipality will be held in the COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CALEDON on TUESDAY, 03 DECEMBER 2013 at 11:00. ______________________________________ Esi sisazizo sokuba NGOLWESIBINI, umhla we 03 DECEMBER 2013, NGENTSIMBI YESIBINI 11:00 kuzakubakho INTLANGANISO YEBHUNGA lase Theewaterskloof, EMAGUMBINI EBHUNGA, E CALEDON. Esisibhengezo senziwa ngokwemigaqo ka Section 29(2) Womthetho Karhulumente Wezekhaya: Municipal StructresAct, 117 ka 1998. ______________________________________ Kennis geskied hiermee ingevolge Artikel 29(2) van die Plaaslike Regering : Wet op Munisipale Strukture, nr 117 van 1998, dat 'n RAADSVERGADERING van die Theewaterskloof Munisipaliteit in die RAADSAAL, CALEDON op DINSDAG, 03 DESEMBER 2013 om 11:00 gehou sal word. HSD Wallace MUNICIPAL MANAGER UMANEJALAWESIXEKO MUNISIPALE BESTUURDER PO Box 24/Idilesi ye posi 24/Posbus 24 CALEDON 7230


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Algemeen General

28 November, 2013

food and drinks. To book, call Anina Lee: 0 083 242 3295. ) Enjoy a bubbly pairing at Rivendell wine estate at 18:30 with winemaker William Wilkenson from Wildekrans. Four course menu. R250 pp. Call 0 028 284 9185/ 9597 to book. THURSDAY 28 NOVEMBER ) Friends of the Library Raffle Wrap at the library at 14:00. ) Whalers Athletics Club time trials for 3 km, 5 km and 8 km at 18:00 at the cricket club. ) The Hermanus Rotary Club meets Thursdays at 18:30 at Mollergren Retirement Village. Call Frank Matthee: 0 082 870 1187. ) Reach for Recovery lunch meeting at 9 Esse­ boom Street, Kleinmond at 11:00. RSVP Shirley: 0 082 789 7747 or Rita: 0 082 821 1807. FRIDAY 29 NOVEMBER ) Lus vir snoektert, vlakoek, appel­ of melktert? Besoek die teetuin van NG Gemeente, Onrusrivier vanaf 10:00 tot 11:30. R20 vir koek en tee. ) Coffee morning and crafts at the library’s Bhuki Cafe from 09:00 to 11:30. Annual Raffle starts today; tickets R5 each. ) The U3A series History of Modern Britain: New Brittania by Andrew Marr is at 10:00 in the Catho­ lic Church hall. Call Penny Charteris: 0 028 316 2489. ) Whale Coast Conservation will host a Quirky Quiz evening at 18:30 for fundraising at the Green House. Teams of six; R80 pp. Bring own

SATURDAY 30 NOVEMBER ) Hermanuspietersfontein se kos­en­wynmark, 09:00 – 13:00. ) Hermanus Country Market from 09:00 – 13:00 at the cricket grounds. ) Hemel­en­Aarde Garden Market, 09:00 – 14:00 at Hemel­en­Aarde Village. ) Camphill Farm Community’s annual Friend­ raiser Fun Day is from 11:00 – 15:00 at Camphill Farm. Call Luzette: 0 021 200 2230 or 083 303 3483. ) The Hermanus Dance School is having a Great Gatsby themed year­end party at 18:30. R200 pp includes live music and three­course meal. Bring own drinks and glasses. Contact Lani: 0 072 316 5787 or 2 admin@hermanus­ dance.co.za ) Tribal Echo will perform in the Sandbaai Hall at 19:00 in aid of the Hermanus Waldorf School. Tickets at R80 are available from the school: 0 028 316 2938. SUNDAY 1 DECEMBER ) Fountain of Victory International Ministries fel­ lowship at Qhayiya Secondary School every Sun­ day from 09:30 – 12:00.

MONDAY 2 DECEMBER ) Duplicate bridge at 13:00 at Fernkloof. Call: 0 028 314 0662 or 072 230 9179. ) The Hermanus Astronomy Centre’s Cosmology lectures at Sansa at 19:00 will include: Shortcuts through the Universe and Beyond and Stephen Hawking and Black Hole Evaporation. Contact Pierre Hugo: 2 pierre@hermanus.co.za ) Walker Bay Stamp Club meets at the Hermanus Bowling Club at 17:30. ) Touching Hearts meets every Monday at 18:45 in Onrus. Call Martin: 0 082 438 6008. ) The Hermanus Pro Musica Choir practises in the Grobbelaar Hall from 18:00 – 20:00. TUESDAY 3 DECEMBER ) Join the Early Birds at the Hermanus Tennis Club on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 07:00 – 09:00. Vic Hamilton­Attwell: 0 082 785 5145 or Ken Collett: 0 082 806 8292. WEDNESDAY 4 DECEMBER ) Summer night market from 16:00 – 20:00 at the cricket club. Call: 0 072 883 3894 for info. ) Die Christelike Afhanklikheidsbeweging ver­ gader 18:00 – 19:00 by die Grobbelaarsaal. Bel Nick Kruger: 0 074 890 2250 of Badi­ sa: 0 028 312 3909. THURSDAY 5 DECEMBER ) Jannie Moolman tree op by Sprokkelster­teater in Onrus om 20:00. Kaartjies R120 pp. Bespreek by Louise: 0 082 896 5106.

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Motors Motoring

28 November, 2013

Daihatsu Diva gets face-lift The Daihatsu Terios Diva heralded a new era for female motorists in South Africa: this was the first vehicle that catered specifically to the needs of the fairer sex. Now the company has further upped the ante with the launch of the new Diva Deluxe. According to the general manager of Daihatsu SA, Pedro Perreira, the Diva has been extremely well received by women in South Africa, who welcomed the concept of a car designed for woman drivers with open arms and chequebooks. “It is common knowledge that women in South Africa represent a substantial – and growing – market. The Daihatsu Terios Diva, and its successor, the new Diva Deluxe, are catering specifically to the needs of that highly selective and intuitive market,” he notes. Perreira explains that there is another reason behind the launch of the Diva Deluxe as well. “The sports utility (SUV) market is one

Toyota Corolla behaal nuwe mylpaal

of the most active sectors of the South African marketplace, with dozens of competitors within this segment. It is important to set yourself apart in this sector, and to offer an innovative package…something that is unique and truly special within this segment,” he explains. And that’s precisely what the new Diva Deluxe achieves: it represents an innovative and highly targeted vehicle quite unlike anything else on the market. While the Daihatsu Diva was quite the good looker, the Diva Deluxe is even more likely to turn heads – thanks to a number of exterior enhancements. The most obvious is the colour of the exterior decals and interior stitching. With the Diva, only one colour was available: orange. Now customers can choose from one of four colours: pink, turquoise, black and white. The new Diva Deluxe decals on the vehicle’s exterior then come in that colour, as does the interior stitching.

QUICKPIC Werkers en personeel van Toyota SuidAfrika Motors het verlede week fees gevier toe die miljoenste Toyota Corolla, in SuidAfrika vervaardig, uit die maatskappy se vervaardigingsaanleg in Prospecton, Durban gery het. Dié wit Toyota Corolla, wat Woensdag 20 November van die monteerlyn af gery het, span die kroon op ses jaar se suksesvolle vervaardiging waartydens die Corolla as linker- en regterstuurmodel vervaardig en in verskillende weergawes na lande in Oosen Wes-Europa, die Karibiese streek en Afrika uitgevoer is. “Dit is baie simbolies dat die Corolla hierdie mylpaal juis nou bereik,” sê Dr. Johan van Zyl, President en Uitvoerende Hoof van Toyota SA Motors. “Dit is nie net die viering van ’n baie suksesvolle produk-

sielopie vir die tiende geslag van die wêreld se gunsteling-motor nie; dit baan ook die weg vir die bekendstelling van die nuwe Corolla, wat sy opwagting in 2014 maak.” Die Corolla is oorspronklik in 1975 in Suid-Afrika bekend gestel, en het gou SuidAfrika se gunsteling-gesinsvoertuig geword. Die motor is sedert sy aankoms in Suid-Afrika by Toyota se aanleg in Prospecton gebou, en sy plaaslike inhoud is mettertyd verhoog en die reeks tot linkeren regterstuur vir verskillende uitvoermarkte uitgebrei. Hoewel die miljoenste Corolla ’n trotse plek langs die miljoenste Hilux in Toyota se museum by sy Verkope- en Bemarkingshoofkantoor in Sandton sal beklee, is die Prospecton-aanleg reeds besig om die fabriek vir die koms van die nuwe Corolla, wat by die onlangse Johannesburgse Motorskou in Oktober onthul is, voor te berei. .

Idols winner Musa drives off in a Ford Fiesta South African 2013 Idols winner, Musa Sukwene, will be sure to turn heads in his new Ford Fiesta 1.0 EcoBoost Titanium, thanks to its dynamic, muscular shape, high belt-line and cat-eye headlamps which all blend together to deliver a stylish proposition. The inside of the five-door Fiesta 1.0 EcoBoost Titanium will provide Musa with an ar-

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ray of comforts; a radio/CD/MP3 player with six speakers, steering mounted audio controls, keyless entry and a Ford Power start button. The all new Ford SYNC® with Bluetooth and Voice Control is sure to be a winner with this muso on the go. He can enjoy music and stay connected by just using his voice activated commands to check messages and make

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GWM’s dashing new C20r offers local car buyers an exciting new crossover-themed option in the compact hatchback segment. Its trendy design and feature-packed cabin are not the only attractions; the C20r is the first gwm to be offered with a 3-year/45 000 km service plan as standard. Exterior design Based on the company’s popular C10 hatchback, the C20r can be easily distinguished by its striking new front grille and air-dam design with integrated foglamps, black wheelarch liners, roof rails and SUV-themed front and rear skid plates in a contrasting silver colour. The C20r comes standard with 16-inch alloy wheels and, with a ground clearance of 172 mm, is not only well suited to the rough and tumble of city driving, but also the occasional gravel road on the way to the weekend geta-

way. The C20r will be offered locally in a range of exciting colours, including fashionable orange, ocean blue, maple red, pearl black, sky silver and titanium white. Comfort and entertainment Quality, luxury features and flexibility are not always the norms in the compact car segment, but the C20r has all those bases covered, and more. The driver’s seat is adjustable for height and so is the steering wheel, ensuring that a comfortable driving position is easily attainable. Air-conditioning, electric power steering, electric window and mirror adjustment, remote audio controls, height-adjustable headlamps, rear-park assist and a radio/CD/MP3 sound system with auxiliary and USB inputs are all part of the package too.

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DOUBLE-CAB: TAKE ANOTHER LOOK AT THIS ONE FOR VALUE

Triton bakkie has it all, and for less FRANS LE ROUX If there ever was the perfect allround South African vehicle, it would certainly be the double-cab bakkie. The humble bakkie, as we fondly named it, has been around for close on 40 years. It’s the kind of vehicle that can do just about anything. One can fill it with five adults, load their luggage and hitch a caravan, or you can take it on some rugged 4X4 course. Then there is the side that one often forgets – a bakkie is a fine long-distance open-road cruiser and these days they all look great, even in the parking lot of a fancy hotel or mall. The latest offering from Mitsubishi was recently released onto the South African market and I spent a couple of days behind the wheel of their Triton double-cab 4X4 diesel. The Triton has always been the odd one out, with a strangely shaped rear and a smiling grille in the front. Let’s start off with the new diesel engine. Gone is the old 3,2 4-cylinder, which is now replaced by a 2,5 highpower unit. The old 3,2 produced 118 kW/343 Nm, while the new engine now pushes out 131 kw/400 Nm. Fuel consumption has also improved, with the new Triton averaging at about 9 litres/100 km. On a full 75 litre fuel tank, a theoretical tank range of 700 km could be achieved if driven carefully. The new 2,5 highpower unit you will only find in the 4X4. The engine surprises with its quietness and open road cruising ability. With 400 Nm, overtaking and steep hills seemed no match for the Triton. The Triton’s ride on both tar and gravel is surprisingly smooth. It truly glides over potholes or badly rutted gravel road. The quietness inside

On the outside, looking in? The new affordable Triton double­cab has a powerful 2.5 turbo diesel engine that offers more grunt but uses less fuel.

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the cabin was also impressive. With no wind or engine noise, it doesn't sound like your “normal” bakkie. On the inside things have been greatly improved as well. A new multifuction steering wheel fits snugly into your hands. The centre console has also received a upgrade with the likes of climate control, and a useful USB-slot mounted on the CD-player. The driver's seat is fully electronically adjustable and both front seats offers good support. At the back, pas-

sengers sit in comfortable positions. Leg- and headroom are ample – no complaints from these departments. Aesthetically the Triton does not disappoint, although from the rear it looks kind of strange, with an angular hip-line. The loading bay is certainly not the largest in the segment either. One of the prettier upgrades from the previous model is the new chunky 17-inch wheels. Chrome door handles and roll bar are optional. From the front it shares genes

with its Pajero Sport sibling. This is in fact the best angle when you look at it. Being a bakkie, and a double cab at that, the rivals for the Triton include the Toyota Hilux, Isuzu KB, VW Amarok and the Ford Ranger. These five bakkies (including the Triton) make up the biggest chunk of our current market leaders. The Triton 4X4 diesel retails for R419 900, while the Ranger sells for R467 600. You can buy the Hilux for R441 000,

the Amarok for R459 500 or the Isuzu for R464 400. The Triton is the lowest priced, so certainly deserves more sales. It drives well, has a strong engine and is capable on all surfaces. With a 3 year/100 000 km warranty and a 5 year/90 000 km service plan (4X4 only), the new Triton should certainly be on your shopping list. Visit your nearest Mitsubithi dealer or visit http://paardeneiland.sandown.co.za/


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QUICKPIC Nissan’s Qashqai has been the leader in the crossover market, with more than two million units produced since 2007. It appeals to both C-segment drivers looking for style, technology and excitement and to downsizing buyers seeking greater efficiency. The all-new Qashqai is set to enhance Nissan’s crossover leadership position when it goes on sale in selected global markets from January 2014. Premium technology, second-generation crossover design and enhanced dynamics all combine to form the backbone of the new Nissan Qashqai. The striking new Qashqai is 49 mm longer than the current model and fractionally lower and wider, giving it a sleek, poised stance while maintaining the crossover style, compact dimensions and raised driving position. Distinctive features – including a clamshellstyle bonnet – give it striking good looks while retaining the Qashqai’s strong visual DNA. As with any new Nissan, the Qashqai is packed with innovative technology enhancing every aspect of driving. Nissan’s Safety Shield technologies now incorporate Front Collision Avoidance, Driver Attention Support and Traffic Sign Recognition along with several other vital driver aids, while Intelligent Park Assist takes the stress out of urban manoeuvres. The new Qashqai is designed to make premium technology more accessible than ever. Innovation continues with the new Qashqai’s powertrain range, which is wider and more efficient than ever. Every engine uses a turbocharger to reduce capacity, emissions and fuel consumption while maintaining excellent performance, with class-leading CO² emissions, from only 99g/km. Efficiency is further enhanced by an extensive mass reduction programme, resulting in a 40kg weight loss on some models despite the

extensive addition of new equipment. While FWD variants will account for the majority of sales, four-wheel drive ALL-MODE 4x4-i versions will match a choice of six-speed manual or Xtronic transmissions. Inside, a dramatic rise in material and de-

sign quality adds significant interior appeal to the Qashqai package. Versatility also remains a core crossover attribute; Nissan has devised innovative ways to make the new Qashqai fit into drivers’ lives. Greater occupant space and a larger luggage

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capacity enhanced by a variable floor system, in the new Qashqai even offers space to store the parcel shelf when not in use. The new Qashqai is based on the new RenaultNissan Alliance platform, bringing outstanding engineering efficiencies to the consumer.


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Impey to drive Outback to races QUICKPIC South African cyclist Daryl Impey, who painted the nation’s name all over the 2013 running of the Tour de France, has returned home after his 2013 international season to tackle the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge as a fund-raising event for local charity, Teddy Bear Clinic. Having sponsored funds towards his efforts, Subaru Southern Africa has also provided Impey with a Subaru Outback Diesel CVT. Having won the second stage of the 2013 Tour de France and subsequently worn the yellow leader’s jersey through stages six and seven as well, Impey continues Subaru Southern Africa’s ties to cycling after Robbie Hunter made use of the all-new Subaru Forester during the Mzansi Tour, earlier in the year. Comments Subaru Southern Africa Marketing Manager, Ashley Lazarus: “Charity is something that touches the hearts and minds of everyone and every little bit counts. We are only too proud to be associated with Daryl in this regard and are certain that the funds he raises for Teddy Bear Clinic will be put to good use. We also wish him the very best of luck for the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge this weekend!” The Subaru Outback 2.0D Pre-

mium Lineartronic™ features the world’s only Boxer® diesel engine, the horizontally-opposed turbocharged motor producing 110 kW and 350 Nm. Mated to Subaru’s famous Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive™ system via Lineartronic™ CVT automatic transmission, the vehicle’s superior drivetrain balance and permanent all-wheel drive system make it relaxing to drive and extremely capable, especially off-road. Coupled to exemplary specifications which include luxurious extras like keyless access and starting, a sunroof, easily foldable roof rails, dual-zone climate control and an electric driver’s seat, the Outback Diesel CVT offers value and versatility underlined by Subaru’s legendary reliability, safety and durability reputation. “Our link to the world of cycling comes thanks to our vehicles’ ultimate practicality levels, and carrying bicycles easily is just one of their many attributes. The new Subaru Outback Diesel CVT is even more suited to the task, whereby its innovative roof rails which include built-in foldable cross bars to eliminate the need for an additional roof rack, make roof-mounted bicycle transport a practical and easy affair, with the vehicle’s mechanical merits coming to the fore to present an overall relaxing driving experience,” concludes Lazarus.

The Subaru Outback 2.0D Premium Lineartronic™ features the world’s only Boxer® diesel engine, the horizontally­op­ posed turbocharged motor producing 110 kW and 350 Nm. PHOTO: QUICKPIC


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MET GROOT HARTSEER neem ons afskeid van ons liewe seun, broer, vader en oupa Stephen Pheiffer. Rustig oorlede Woensdagoggend, 20 November 2013. Ons mis jou geweldig, maar gun jou jou rus.

JAN HENN. 28/11/2013. My liefie een jaar van alleenpad is verby, jy was my man, jy was my lewe. Jou plek is leeg, jou stem stil, ons mis jou sêgoed, jou droë sin van humor. Verlange onbeskryflik, dis so moeilik, maar ek weet ek moet laat gaan. Jy sal altyd in ons harte bly voortleef. Lief jou altyd, Maureen, Gina, Malcolm & Brian.

NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS. Hermanus group meetings. Are drugs a problem? Mondays 19:30 United Church Hall. Phone 076 114 3218.

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ONDERSTEUNINGSGROEP vir Geestesgesondheid(depressie, skisofrenie, angs, bipolêre versteuring ens). Bloukamer by Fynbospark, Kerkstraat. RAAI WIE'S 21 OP 29/11/2013 ? Geluk met Elke eerste Maandag van jou 21ste verjaarsdag. Mag die maand, 3:30nm. Almalwelkom - ook familiedie Here jou seën. Van lede.Navrae Nonnie 028mammie, daddy, suster, 316 2461, Phil 083 456 broer & familie. 5017, Elsje 028-313 2031/071 853 2106. E-pos sj@hermanus.co.za. GESONDHEID & SKOONHEID PERSOONLIKE DIENSTE

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ZANO PHILANDER. God sorg vir die mossies, SPYSENIERING & LOKALE WILLIAM OKKERS. Vier Hy sal sorg vir jou. Happy 1401 birthday Hoof - 30/11/13. maande al weg. Eerste Be blessed. Love you. verjaarsdag weg op 25 From: Hila, Andrea, Marius November. R.I.P. Liefde vrou Win, kinders en klein- & ouers. FOREST PARTY Venue kinders. for children + tractor rides TROUDAGVIERINGS etc. Separate venue for BEGRAFNISbachelor parties + over1045 DIENSTE nighting. Booking essen1025 tial. Call 028-313 0129/ 074 266 9809. FAMILIEKENNISGEWINGS STERFGEVALLE

CONGRATULATIONS to Pieter and Christy who celebrated their Golden anniversary (23/11/2013). May there be many more. God bless. From Ellen.

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Dankdiens vind plaas op Donderdag 28 November 2013 om 10:00 vanuit Huis Lettie Theron, De Goedestraat, Hermanus Privaat verassing

Hermanus 028 316 1659

LYDIA JANTJIES. 1962.11.07-2013.11.22. Mourning the passing of our loving wife, mother and grandmother. Will be missed by family and friends. The service will take place at home on Sunday 01.12.2013 at 10:45 and 12:00 at the Selfboustoor. Missed by husband, children, grandchild, sisters and brothers. God bless. SIS LYDIA JANTJIES stil het jy ons verlaat, sonder om afskeidwoord te praat. Rus in vrede. Liefde van gemeente. The Arising Ministries.

BORDER COLLIE cross breed pup, young Jack Russell and many kittens and cats are desperate for good homes. Tel 028 341 0547 or 082 899 1172. GEMEENSKAPSKENNISGEWINGS

DR CHAD GORDON DC (USA) Sports and family practice. Checkers Centre. Call 028-313 0878.

1st FOR FUNCTIONS. Tables, Chairs, Cutlery, Linen, Co-ordinating of any event. Birthdays, Weddings, or any celebration. Call 028-313 2792 or 083 236 3608.

HERMANUS HIRING will fill all your function needs - Tables, chairs, cutlery, crockery, linen, etc. At good prices. Call 028-312 4291 or Ken on 082 420 0060.

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ABRAHAM BAILEY 13/09/1988 -25/11/2010. ons geliefde 3 jaar weg van ons. Verlange vreeslik groot. Liefde mammie, pa, Nathan & Theo.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS/ Al Anon. Hermanus group meetings. Tuesday 19:30 United Church Hall. Phone 028-313 2789/083 412 6856/ 082 757 0291 or e-mail: aa.hermanus@gmail.com CHRISTELIKE AFHANKLIKHEIDSBEWEGING Anoniem. Woensdae 18:00 - 19:00. Grobbelaarsaal. Ondersteuningsgroep. Skakel Nick 074 890 2250/084 548 5871. HERMANUS DIABETIC SUPPORT GROUP. Meetings on first Tuesday of the month. Contact Liezl Jordaan at 028 313 0643.

HERBALIFE. Summer is here! Lose weight and keep it off! Professional follow up. Free delivery. Call 076 155 9648. LOSE WEIGHT, GAIN ENERGY. Sms XTRA to 45633. R150/sms. MASSAGE THERAPIST. Raymond Philpott. Therapeutic, deep tissue, sports. Kidbrooke Place & Botrivier. Call 082 599 2993. ONRUSRIVIER. NU NAILS& BEAUTY. Since 2005. Acrylic, gel, waxing, manicures,pedicures,eyelash extensions & more. Qualified beautician. Call Mari 083 299 6241. WEIGHT WATCHERS, internationally acclaimed as the best way to lose weight and keep it off. Summer Special! Phone Gilly 082 8789 558. Because it works! LENINGS

SUGAR PLUM Party Shop. Themed cakes, kiddies, tables & chairs, helium balloons, jumping castles, etc. Purple Shop, across Waltons. Call Estelle 072 401 5913.

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LOANS! Apply today for 1-12 months loans. Monthly earners only! Call or sms 073 072 0718/071 930 3464.


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PERSOONLIK

OAK CABINETS. Furniture garage sale. From 2 Dec - 7 Dec. Call 028 316 1281/073 596 8257.

TE KOOP 1460

HOUSE & PET-SITTER AVAILABLE. Reliable and trustworthy. Live-in or daily visits. Contact Deevra 071 477 7850 or deev67@gmail.com.

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AFFORDABLE ONSITE Computer Support. Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer with ten years corporate experience to assist you at home or office with all computer, network, internet and email problems. Call Jacques 084 402 0500.

OVERSTRAND HOSPICE -Care for the terminally ill and their families. Phone Mon to Fri 028-312 4679. PRIVATE NURSING SISTER/caretaker/housekeeper/driver available. Will start immediately. Call 079 604 0313/028-316 1985.

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ALTERATION & BUILDING PLANS, can do energy efficiency study. Call Steven 074 102 7897. E-mail: steven@ imagestudio.co.za.

SKOONMAAKDIENSTE 1805

A MAKE-OVER Cleaning Service for a good spring clean. Houses, offices pre and post occupation and ironing. Friendly, professional service under full time supervision. MonSat. Call 076 115 7382. ELEKTRIES 1810

COMPUTER SUPPORT, mobile devices. Onsite support and tutoring. Sales, repairs and maintenance. Call Andrea 079 707 2997.

FOTOGRAFIE & VIDEO’S 1465

PHOTOGRAPHER for all your functions. M. Stone 083 456 1913 or mestone@mweb.co.za.

MEUBELS

BEAT THE SUMMER SUN. Professional, installations and repairs to all irrigation systems & pumps. Call 072 827 1625.

FOR ALL BUILDING PLANS. Phone Andrew 083 447 2782 (SACAPSA registered).

TAROT READING. 25 Years experience. Phone 083 750 9453 for appointments. THE HOSPICE SHOP would be very grateful for any unwanted clothing, linen, bric-a-brac, furniture, sporting goods or books. We can collect goods every Tues & Thu. Call 028-313 1884.

BOUPLANNE

BRAAI & FIRE WOOD. Call Danie 082 958 5749. DARTBOARD INCLUDING 2 SLATE scoreboards - set in wooden box with closing doors. R400 ono. Call 028 314 0289.

24 HOUR EMERGENCY call out Electrician. No power, no hot water? Installation maintenance & repairs: industrial, commercial & domestic. Graeme Lahoud 082 785 2017. ELECTRICAL and household appliance repairs. Mech-Elect. Call 082 885 7480.

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BUFFALO GRASS. Save water, plant indigenous grass. For the best prices, call Chris 082 568 2592. DANGEROUS TREE Removal. Pruning, plot clearing. Hedges trimming. Alien plant extermination. Fire wood. Call T.J.Boshoff 082 954 7970. E-mail: bossie.boom@gmail.com. FLO-RITE IRRIGATION: for professional irrigation and automatic borehole interfacing systems. For a free consultation phone 028-313 0295. FYNBOS GARDENS. Landscaping, irrigation and garden maintenance. 15 Mimosa Street, Industrial Area. Tel. 028-313 1763. www.fynbosgardens.com HERMANUS LANDSCAPING. Garden design, maintenance & irrigation. 22 Years experience. Call Paul Marx 082 32 777 04. REMOVAL OF dangerous trees, tree trimming, plot clearance, garden maintenance, garden refuse removal, firewood. Call Wilson 074 824 2195.

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SUPER PLANTS LANDSCAPE Developers, landscaping, irrigation, paving, water features, lawn, gabions. Free quotation. Contact 071 223 7375. I BUY ALL MODERN children & adult clothing, linen, shoes, kitchenware, curtains & fancy dress for parties. Call Carol 082 890 5749.

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RAZOR SCOOTER E300. 1815 Good condition. R1800 PRINTERS & INK. onco. Call 028-315 Refills & servicing. Profes1361/073 087 0734. sional & guaranteed. Best prices in town. Collection ROAD RACE CYCLE& delivery service. Raleigh RC 3000. In very Call Armand 072 871 3353. good condition. R1500. Please phone Stuart 084 TE HUUR 922 3082. VERKOPING FULMARSTR 9, Vermont. Oudhede 35-50 jaar. Speelgoed, kinderboeke, kleuter eetstel porselein, Kodak Brownie kamera, glase, teestel, stolas, Vantona bedsprei, koekblikke & aandsakkies. Ander- beddegoed, tikmasjien, fietse, verwarmer parrafien, tuimeldroër, sponsmatras, koffiemaker & Neuro Stim 2000 MKI. Tel 028-316 1257.

WANTED: Antiques, furniture, paintings, bronzes, silver, porcelain, jewellery, watches, clocks. Call 082 833 2567.

OPLEIDING & OPVOEDING 1480

DIE KLASKAMER - Wiskundeklasse. Bee Müller (gr 4-7) 076 306 3861 of bee@hermanus.co.za. Ansie de Kock (gr 8-12) 079 603 7781 of ansie@whale.co.za. Naby skole. Skryf nou in om teleurstelling te voorkom.

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HERMANUS PRIMARY SCHOOL clothing. Boy 7 10 years. Good condition. Complete. R600. High School girl clothing size 34/36. R500. Call 028-315 1361/073 087 0734. ELEKTRONIES & DIGITAAL 1625

KIP MCGRATH EDUCATION CENTRE. Maths and English tuition. Grades 1 to 12. Call 028-313 0209 today for a free assessment.

ALGEMENE & HUISDIENSTE

COMPUTER SPECIALS. Pentium 4's from R1299,00. Refurbished with warranty. Call Dolf Uys 072 705 8577.

WELL POINTS, BOREHOLES & Irrigation, borehole refurbishment. 25 Years experience in Hermanus/Kleinmond area. Call 073 140 9885. ZUKI'S GARDEN & Forestery Service. Alien plant clearing. Plot clearing. Garden refuse removal. Tree pruning. Hedge trimming. Weed extermination, etc. Call Zukisani 082 711 6102.

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BUILDERS/EVENTS TOILETS, crane truck, container & offices to rent. Call 086 100 2271 or 028312 2367.

SOLOMON'S WINDOW CLEANING Services for domestic, commercial, industrial & construction sites. For free quotation phone Solomon 082 747 3640. Serving Hermanus since 1996.

TRAILER HIRE: Contact CCS Plant Tool & Trailer Hire on 028-312 2280/079 492 5726.

WIND-O-WASH. For professional window cleaning services in the domestic, commercial, industrial and retail sectors. We have more than 20 years experience in the industry and look forward to your call on 028-313 2232 for a free, no obligation quotation.

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TOILET & HUT HIRE: Contact CCS Plant, Tool & Trailer Hire on 028-312 2280/079 492 5726.

BARGAIN SHOP. BOUWERK & KONSTRUKSIE We offer best prices for all 1801 your unwanted furniture and appliances. A1 BUILDERS. AlteratiCall Joe 072 345 8442 or ons, extensions, new gara028-312 3508. ges, painting (in and outside), paving, decking. ROMMELRoofs. Waterproofing. Call VERKOPING 072 306 1798. 1636

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A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN. For full garden maintenance, tree felling, plot clearing and refuse removal. Also small removals. Gutter cleaning. Call Morné 083 225 3712.

101 SERVICES. Handyman general. No job too small. Best rates. Pensioners discount. 15 Years experience. Call Peter 073 157 2415.

GARAGE SALE SUNDAY- 1 December, 10-2pm. Furniture, clothes, household goods, garden furniture, linen. 35 De Villiers street, Onrus.

AFSAAG VAN BOME, verwyder wortelsisteme. Verwyder en maak skoon die twee boertjies ken probeer ons. Aldert 083 739 9865/ 028-315 1353.

BUILDING ALTERATIONS, boundry walls, painting, bathroom renovations, plumbing, tiling. Professionally done. Call 082 255 0939.

ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS, painting, electrical, plumbing, tiling, building etc. Free quotations. Phone 082 864 2275. PRINTING, FAXING, CV's, b/w photocopies at 50c. Signage, Graphic ALUMINIUM ANGLO Design & Corporate BranWINDOWS/DOORS. ding. Tel: 028-312 1733. Manufacture, supply, install direct. Replace woo- Cell: 078 212 1239. E-mail: den/steel frames. Average bprintsigns@gmail.com. 4 house completed in 1 day. Victoria Square, Hermanus, 7200. It pays to get our quote.

Michael Haman 072 288 4761/084 558 1902.

CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY cleaning. Curtains & blinds. Call Allison or John 072 572 0215.

REFRIGERATION & SPARES. Mech-Elect. Call 082 885 7480.

CARPET and upholstery cleaning. Personal supervision. Best prices. Free quotations. Phone Top Carpets REPAIRING & CLEAN028-313 0721. ING of any kind of Persian Carpets at Shakhcha PerCINDY'S CARPET sian Carpets, Gateway CLEANERS. Carpets, Centre, Hermanus. Also rugs & upholstery cleawide variety of assorted ners. We now offer house Persian carpets for sale. cleaning. Cindy 083 270 Tel. 028 313 2072. 5385/028-316 4264. FLOOR SANDING & specialized installation of wood floors & timber decks. The Hutton Brothers 082 828 5627 or 028-341 0543. MODERN NATURAL, Painting contractors, floor finisher and artiful lawn. Modern designs by nature. Call 072 827 1625. NEVILLE'S REFRIGERATION and appliance repairs. Fridges, freezers, stoves, tumble driers, microwaves. Phone Neville 028-316 1690 or 078 401 3547.

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PLANT HIRE: Contact CCS Plant, Tool & Trailer Hire on 028-312 2280/079 492 5726.

OVERBERG DRY TAR. Diensverskaffing van teer werk asook plaveisel. Nuwe opritte, sypaadjies, parkeer areas en paaie. Herstelwerk en vernuwing SAFE TRANSFER of stu- van bestaande oppervlaktes. Besoek gerus www. dents & scholars from hfrubbersurfacing.co.za vir Gansbaai & Hermanus to Stellenbosch & Paarl. Con- meer inligting oor ons nutact us: info@agulhaseco- we dienste. Kontak Jaco Stander vir gratis kwotatours.com. sies by 072 225 3792.

25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Service/repairs to all makes of overlockers & sewing machines by qualified service provider. Same day service. Call 028-316 1010.

SOLAR INNOVATIONS. Suppliers and installers of solar hot water systems, heat pumps, plumbing, water purification. Contact 078 775 4881. www.solar innovationshermanus. webs.com. SOLARMAX. SABS approved solar hot water systems. Free site inspections & quotation. 17 Long Street, Hermanus. Tel. 028-312 1667.www. solarmax.co.za. MR. MAINTENANCE Painting, paving,tiling, alterations,small building, roofing, waterproofing, plumbing. Call-outs. Free quotes. Rudi 073 190 3541.


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WATER PUMPS. MechElect. Call 082 885 7480.

SOUTH COAST PLUMBING. Registered plumber. Service and installations. Quality guaVERFWERK ranteed. Pensioner dis1872 counts. LPG gas installaROOFS INSIDE & OUT & tions & services. Certified woodwork. Best price and installer. Oliver Voigt 072 supervision. Call Deon 084 176 2657/028-312 2796. 610 2815. PLAAGBEHEER

DOVECOTE COTTAGE. New to market. Beautiful apartment, 5 mins walk from central of Hermanus, sleeps 2-4. Booking open for summer and festive season. Check website at www.dovecotehermanus. co.za or phone 028 312 2915 or e-mail: toms@ hermanus.co.za.

ROMMELVERWYDERING

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GUARANTEED PEST/WEED CONTROL. Personal treatment. Industrial/Residential. Weed treatment on lawns. Andries de Kock 082 567 7591.

TOEBEHORE & ONDERDELE & MODIFIKASIES 3001

FURNITURE REMOVAL

OVERBERG PEST CONTROL: Domestic and commercial treatments. Professional solutions to your pest problems. Beetle inspections and timber treatments. Registered with Dept. of Agriculture. Phone Frank 028-312 2225 or 082 563 9514.

• Personal Supervision • Closed trucks • Packing & Storage • Local & Long distance • Packing material available Tel: 028-316 3864 / 082 891 4451 Fax: 086 517 3398 jan.cloete@yahoo.com

SMUTS TRANSPORT

VERVOER & BERGING

OWN NEW CARS from R699/month. Aimed at people who drive 15002000km+ a month. Earn R5 500 a month. Are not blacklisted. Visit: www. ownnewcars.co.za or sms A6435 to 35393. R3/sms. T & C apply.

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EXCLUSIVE OPEN PLAN offices to let. Hemel & Aarde Village, ± 100 square metres. Phone 028-316 2696.

V/W JEEP(padvaardig) te koop vir R25 000 of nka. Kontak Andre op 083 630 SANDBAAI - R495 000. 5642. Bargain of the Year! 2 Bedroom ground floor flat with private backyard, a bathroom, 1 garage. SLEEPWAENS Web ref: 395181. 3040 www.gtproperty.co.za. Marthie 083 776 6812. HELDERBERG TRAILER Guthrie & Theron ProperSALES. New & used Ven- ties. ter or Karet trailers. Spares & repair service. We buy trailers for cash. Call SILVER OAKS-WOON021-853 5009. www. STELLE TE KOOP. helderbergtrailer.co.za. R395 000: Bachelor's woonstel (26m2) met 7FT VENTER TRAILER motorhuis. R495 000: + LID. Price R6 000. 1-Slaapkamer woonstel Call 082 937 9363. (45m2) met motorhuis. Loopafstand van middedorp. Uitstekende sekuriVOERTUIE GESOEK teit. Hannelie 082 557 OM TE KOOP 9358. Guthrie & Theron 3075 Eiendomme.

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AAAHH STORAGE AVAILABLE. Call Walkerbay Storage 082 577 9293. PEST CONTROL -WALKER BAY. 19 Years experience in residential, industrial and commercial pest control. Specializing in beetle inspections and timber treatments. Registered with Dept. of Agriculture and SAPCA. Call our friendly staff on 028316 3010.

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1 LOCAL PLUMBING. Maintenance, geysers, renovation, blockages, water proofing, emergency. PIRB Registered. Discount for pensioners. Call 072 756 9614/028 312 3874. BLOCKED DRAINS. High pressure pipe & drain cleaning services. Industrial, marine, commercial, domestic. Dyna Rod 082 569 1769. Tel/fax 028-312 4323.

LIMITED OFFER Discount on Steel Container Storage!

AANBOD: Ons betaal die beste kontantpryse vir motors/bakkies. Cash for your cars/bakkies. Call Ross Motors NJ 082 935 4828.

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BUSINESS ADVICE BROKERS. Various businesses for sale. Please contact Evan Rautenbach at 082 974 6995 or email us at advice@bbrokers. co.za. Address: 181 Main Road, Hermanus. Website: www.bbrokers.co.za.

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(39YR) ZIMBABWEAN lady is looking for domestic work. Well experienced. Has reference. Call Marjorie 074 062 5468. 43 YEAR ZIMBABWEAN lady is looking for full-time job as a domestic worker. Has reference. Call Fortunate 074 411 8130.

MOTORHUISE/ BERGING

HOBIE 16 on trailer. Trapeze extra cables. Hermanus R26,000. Call 082 531 2346. YAMAHA 25 H.P. P. START & Speedboat on trailer. R3000. Call 082 700 5941.

NEW GEYSER GEYSER ELEME NTS REPLACEME NTS

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BEACH BUGGY FOR sale. Excellent condition. To view call 082 341 4248. R20 000 onco.

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NEWLY RENOVATED 30 square m office/shop space to rent in Hermanus business district, 4 Royal Street. Own ablution facilities. Highly visible from main bypass road. Phone 076 092 7240.

GANSBAAI

STRAATFRONT EENHEID te huur. Eenheid nr.1, Jarina Park, Gideon van Wyk Slot. 200 vierkante meter. Skakel 083 310 2319.

NEED A NEW CAR? Let me assist you with your transport needs. Over a hundred vehicles to choose from. Call Conrad today on WORKSHOP TO LET. 071 925 5406 for more Hermanus Industrial area. information. Call 082 416 1009.

A MALAWIAN man is looking for a job as a housekeeper/gardener/guesthouse attendant or painter. Please call 074 921 7875/061 365 6794.

GARAGE FOR RENT. R600 per month. Central A MATURE Zimbabwean Hermanus. Caron Reck 082 lady is looking for dome456 2016. stic/child minder or any other work. Full/part time. Reference call 082 333 HUISE TE KOOP 5737 or 078 267 6408.

NORTHCLIFF. Spacious en-suite room with private 3275 entrance. R1 900 pm plus deposit. Incl. water & 250u PRIVATE SALE: SANDelectricity. Call 072 882 BAAI. Brand new home. 2744. Upmarket finishes. Erf: 690m2 walled in with gate. Home: 114m2. SELF CATERING UNIT Stoep:25m2. 3 Bedrooms, to rent. Fully furnished, 2 bathrooms, spacious kitwalking distance from chen, lounge & dining Hermanus CBD, secured room. Single garage. Call parking, no dogs. R3500 Annaleen 072 055 7909 or pm, incl. water & lights. Sakkie 079 522 0573 for Call 082 336 7734. pre show appointment. R1,100.000.

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A ZIMBABWEAN lady (20) with reference is looking for a job. Experienced in house cleaning. Call Jennifer Shava 078 824 6565/ 073 023 6060. BILINGUAL man seeks work as driver, housekeeper, handyman. RSA PDP & Zimbabwean class 2 driver's licence. Experienced. Call 076077 9424. DOMESTIC WORKER or Maid. 2/4 days a week. Experienced, mature, hardworking lady with reference 082 558 1238. Call 073 989 7700. MALAWIAN lady is looking for 3 days job - Monday, Wednesday & Friday as a domestic worker/baby sitter. Call 084 046 0011. MAN (28) SEEKING suitable work. Has experience in waitering, managerial skills. Driving licence. Traceable reference. Call Michael 078 690 6436. Ref: Dorita 074 151 2184. ZIMBABWEAN couple, both trustworthy, looking for domestic and garden work. For reference and details phone 082 773 3365.


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28 November, 2013

Fun walk boosts staff morale

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The Hermanus Provincial Hospital had a fun walk for their staff on Friday 22 November with the aim to lift the morale of the staff and promote a healthy lifestyle, which is the vision of Health Care 2030. The hospital is competing with nine other provincial hospitals in a change management programme known as the C2AIR2 Club Challenge. This competition is built on the Western Cape Government’s Health C2AIR2 values which are caring, competence, accountabili-

Change of workshop venue The Marketing Hermanus Internationally workshop on 11 December, organised by Dr Denis Worrall from Omega Investment, will now take place at the Whale Coast Hotel and not at the Municipal Auditorium. The Whale Coast Hotel is situated above the Checkers centre. The workshop starts at 09:00 with registrations taking place from 08:30. The cost to attend the workshop is R300 (R250 each for couples). For further information and to register e-mail Stacey Farao: staceyf@omegainvest.co.za, or Rafeeqah Slabbert: Rafeeqah@omegainvest.co.za.

ty, integrity, responsibility and responsiveness. Building morale is part of the caring measures to ensure employees are happy; and happy employees mean more gets done in a healthy fruitful work environment, said Dr Erma Mostert, manager of medical services at the hospital. “Hermanus Hospital is very grateful to Gateway Spar for the fruit juices sponsored and to Toyota Hermanus for their support and sponsorship of caps.”

Staff at the Hermanus Provincial Hospital held a fun walk on Friday.

RIDING OUT THE STORM: Colin Austin, made the most of the flooded conditions last week and took to ski­ ing down Windsor Crescent in Westcliff hitched to Evan Aus­ tin’s bakkie. PHOTO: KARIN AUSTIN

Brakkenjan funksie (4 Desember) borge: Hoofborg: Bernard de Necker van Pet Project Aquarium. Elizma Gerber van Quarters Hotel, Hermanus; Wollie Wolmarans - Sandbaaisaal; Abraham Smit - Timsa - Klank en beligting; Dj’s Francois Swart en Abraham Smit; Pick n Pay, Hermanus; Hair-We-Go, René Thomas, Midas Earthcote, Enlighten Trust, René Profitt, Leon Muller, Pro-Active Gym, Fabio’s Ristorante, Honey Jewelry Overberg, Werner Pretorius - Frinche Hair, Marelize Pretorius - Whalehaven, La Pentola Restaurant, Nu-Nails, Onrus, Molteno’s Restaurant, Onrus, Nique’s Nails & Beauty Dream Day Productions en Infinite Dance (iDance) Ballroom & Latin.

ARMED RESPONSE OFFICER Our Client requires the services of an Armed Response Officer in the Overberg Area Inherent Job requirement: • Must have Grade 12 • Valid Code 8 Drivers Licence • Valid PSIRA Registration • Minimum PSIRA Grade C + Armed Response • Firearm Competency a bonus • No prior criminal record • Must be willing to take standby • Good medical history with sober habits Fax condensed CV to 086 502 4426 Closing Date: 30 November 2013

SAILORS AND SHAKESPEARE: Primary school aged students from the local Helen O’Grady Drama Academy’s studio at Gate­ way Centre performed beautifully in The Bold Buccaneers, an adventure about pi­ rates and sailors, at the Overstrand Audito­ rium on Saturday 23 November. This annu­ al production is the highlight of their year of drama classes designed to encourage confidence, communication and creativity in children. Each student is given an opportu­ nity to perform on stage during the final production. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Philippa Edwards who played the part of Puck and Luka Dreyer, as King Oberon, scheme up a bit of romantic trouble in A Midsummer Night’s Dream which was pre­ sented by the Hermanus Youth Theatre group at the year­end performance and prize­giv­ ing held by Helen O’ Grady’s Drama Acade­ my at the Overstrand Auditorium on Satur­ day afternoon. PHOTO: KERRY VAN RENSBURG

OP SOEK NA BLYPLEK: Hierdie hondjie het ’n paar weke gelede by die Hermanus Dierebeskermingsvereniging (Haws) in­ gekom om uitgesit te word. Die mense by Haws kon dit egter nie oor hulle hart kry nie, want sy is nog jonk en gesond en liefdevol. Die hokke is ongelukkig baie vol so die agt­maande­ oue tefie moet spoedig huis kry. Sy is swart en roomkleurig met kort haartjies. Sy behoort so medium grootte te word. Kontak Haws dringend op 028 312 1281 om dié lieflike hond­ jie aan te neem.

RIVENDELL Wine tasting and Sales Person We are looking for a vibrant, enthusiastic person to host tastings at our restaurant and provide services to our existing restaurants and clients DENTAL PLASTICS TECHNICIAN required in January for busy dental practice. Apply via post to: P.O.Box 1245, Hermanus 7200. SALES REPRESENTATIVE. Valid Code 8 license. Must be able to work weekends & festivals. Basic salary & commission. E-mail CV to info@ solarmax.co.za. TAKE CONTROL OF your future, hard work, friendliness and enthusiasm is key. Please send CV's to katrilombaard@vodamail. com.

Job description Hosting wine tastings and wine sales Stock control Provide service and deliveries of wine to restaurants and clients Requirements Very good communication skills Own transport Presentable at all times Knowledge of wine will be an advantage Please send short CV to archoffice@maxitec.co.za or fax 028 316 2200

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GUARDING SUPERVISORS Requirements • PSIRA Registered - Grade B • Valid driver's licence • 3-4 Years management/supervisory experience in the Guarding industry • Computer literate (MS Office; Outlook) • Excellent Communication Skills (written and verbal - English and Afrikaans) • Must be available 24-hours (standby) Main Duties: • Postings of Security Officers • Site Visits • Respond to client Queries • Handle all administration duties • Deal with all disciplinary issues • Assist with incident investigations Please send a detailed CV to lcupido@adt.co.za or fax 021 508 8761 Please note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted

VACANCIES Afterschool Care Mentors Requirements: • Xhosa speaking • Matric Closing date: 06 December 2013 For more information contact 028 313 0830/1

Vrolike Vinkies Crèche is enrolling children with ages of 3-6 years for 2014. Crèche fees: R 250.00 per month Transport fee: R50.00 p/month from Zwelihle & Mount Pleasant area For more information contact Adele at: Tel: 028 313 0830/1


Hermanus Times

Sport Sport

28 November, 2013

WHALERS ATHLETIC CLUB – TIME TRIAL

BRIDGE )Wednesday 20 November 1. Kathy Hartley / Elaine Bosman 60.42%. 2. Nell Naude / Jackie Ascham 59.62%. 3. Glehn Curtis / Colin Krieger 55.90% )Friday 22 November 1. Carren Emary / Linda Zaaiman 66.76 2. Betty Nel / Riekie Louw 57.97% 3. Juliana Dockel / Janice Ospovat 56.59% )Saturday, 23 November 1. Peggy Nicholson / Janice Ospovat 59.38% 2. Chris Raven / Anneke v.d. Vlugt 53.13% 3. Nell Naude / Betty Nel 52.08% )Monday, 25 November N/S: 1. Toni Maythem / Joan o’Connor 61.11% 2. Betty Nel / Nell Naude 52.38% 3. Margaret Cunningham / Maureen Hallas 50.27% E/W: 1. Annaloes Hoeve / Carin Verburg 57.14% 2. Jorg / Helga Kunze 54.46% 3. Elsie / Beverley 53.37%

)21 November 3 km Runners: 1 Siyabulela Knuse 10.53 PB; 2 Brine Nofotyo 13.00; 3 Daniel Maree 13.15; 4 John Davidson Sinclair 14.03 PB; 5 Catea Sinclair 14.24 PB; 6 Mavis De Villiers 14.43 PB; 7 Natalie Austin 18.09; 8 Roelof van Weele 18.48 3 km Walkers: 1 Arlene Ehrenberg 24.28; 2 Margie Wessels 24.28; 3 Willie Loedolff 25.09; 4 Melany Vaughan 27.08; 5 Hettie Hull 29.00 5 km Runners: 1 Christiaan de Wet 19.15 SB; 2 Evan Austin 20.29; 3 Gareth Buckingham 21.01; 4 Anzel du Plessis 21.06 PB; 5 Josef du Preez 23.19; 6 Kevin Pasio 23.58; 7 Michael Robey 24.13; 8 David Cupido 24.23; 9 Carina van der Merwe 24.36; 10 Les Hanna 24.36; 11 Christine Hibberd 25.49; 12 Jonathan Austin 26.20; 13 Keri Geiger 26.34 PB; 14 Karin Austin 27.25; 15 Lisle Geldenhuys 27.44; 16 David Austin 27.44; 17 Michelle van Niekerk 28.06; 18 Shanon Pasio 28.06; 19 Annarie Nel 29.31 8 km Runners: 1 Christo du Plessis 32.00; 2 Frank Gillion 33.03; 3 Kevin Middleton 33.08; 4 Mikki Milne 38.01; 5 Andre van der Merwe 38.01; 6 Charles Malan 38.01; 7 Jus­ tin Swarts 38.01

DOGS get wily as they prepare for final battle Theewaterskloof – As is customary at this time of year, just two weeks before the annual international battle to end all battles, there was a certain amount of handicap massaging, hiding lights under bushels, keeping powder dry, not shooting until you could see the whites of their eyes and brushing up on clichés on display. There was one notable exception though when the rookie RSA team captain, an exPoledancer, showed his inexperience by peaking a little too early.

Judging by some other scores, there were a lot of lights or some very large bushels. Score: 38 Andre Franken; 36 John Horobin; 34 Chris Martin; 33 John Tunstall, David Naylor, Dave Smith, Ian Newman, Quentin Mitchell,; 32 Malcolm Lazenby; 31 Alan Smith, Tony Hackett; 30 Hugh Frangs; 28 Peter Thomas; 27 Dave Brittain, Dave Rade, Roger (guest), Geoff Crowther, Peter Theron; 25 Jon Forsyth; 24 Mannes van Zyl; 23 John Cheesbrough; 21 Tony Jones; 20 Marc (guest); 10 Keith Gillott. – DAVE SMITH

SPORTS STAR: Asiphe Memani (centre) from Qhayi­ ya Secondary School was awarded the tophy for Sports Person of the Year by Nkosinathi Joja (right) at the school’s sports awards function on Friday 22 No­ vember. On the left is Unathi Dywili.

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Qhayiya Second­ ary’s soccer team represented Over­ berg in the San­ lam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup but was unfortunately eliminated at the Dysselsdorp Sta­ dium in Oudts­ hoorn where the provincial champs were determined. The only goal scored by Qhayi­ ya in their three matches were scored by Abongile Mafevuka for which he received a medal and certificate at the school’s sports awards evening in recognition of his brilliant goal scored under dif­ ficult circumstances.

Christmas Fun day planned for Hawston A Christmas Fun Day community project will be held at the Hawston Camp Grounds on Saturday 30 November from 11:00 to 16:00. The event is being organised by Die Koningkryk van God Ministries in Hawston and they are expecting at least 1 000 people to attend the event. The Motorcycle Association of the Western Cape will attend the fun day and will

help collect toys, tinned food and other essential items. The proceeds from the day will be used to help a number of organisations in the community, such as St Andrews House of Hope, the A to J Youth Centre and Safe House for abused children and the Hawston Hospice. To contribute to the day or for more information call Pastor Wiliams on 071 610 8466.

UNITED CHURCH

13 ROYAL STREET HERMANUS SUNDAY 1st December 2013

BOEDEL WYLE: WILLEM GAHL Identiteitsnomer: 200919 5162 085 Wie woonagtig was te Kerkstraat 15, Hawston, Hermanus Meestersverwysingsnommer: 808/2013 Kennis geskied hiermee in terme van Artikel 35 van die Boedelwet no 66/1065 dat die Eerste en Finale Likwidasie- en Distribusierekening in bogemelde boedel ter insae sal lê by die kantoor van die Meester van die Hooggeregshof te Kaapstad en die Landdroskantoor te Hermanus vir ’n tydperk van 21 dae gereken vanaf Vrydag, 29 November 2013. CJ BIERMAN, PROKUREUR NAMENS DIE EKSEKUTEUR, P/A VORSTER & STEYN PROKUREURS, MITCHELL HOUSE, MITCHELLSTRAAT 16, HERMANUS. (VERW: A02769/CJ BIERMAN/ps)

Morning Services: 8.30 & 10am led by Rev. Dr. James Gray Children's & Youth Ministry @ 8.30am Enquiries 028 – 312 2717

*************** STANFORD UNITED CHURCH Evening service 18:00 Enquiries (028) 341 0077

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ESTATE NOTICE In the Estate of the late GARTH PHILIP OOSTHUIZEN, Identity Number 281107 5008 084 and surviving spouse ELSIE SOPHIE OOSTHUIZEN, Identity Number 311109 0039 084, to whom he was married in community of property of No 306 Huis Lettie Theron, Hermanus who died at Hermanus on 13 August 2013. Master’s Reference: 11740/2013 The First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the abovementioned estate will lie for inspection at the office of the Master, Cape Town and a copy thereof at the offie of the Magistrate, Hermanus for a period of 21 (twenty one) days reckoned as from Friday, 29 November 2013. Signed at Hermanus on this 19th day of November 2013. GUTHRIE & THERON, ATTORNEYS FOR EXECUTOR, 77 MAIN ROAD, HERMANUS. (REF:JVR/ajf/VO0110)

Message “OVERCOMING THE ORPHAN HEART” Sunday @ 09am-10:30 am & 6 pm Sandbaai Saal Main Rd Cecil & Brenda James 028-316 3224

info: 028 312 4283 / www.livethelife.org.za

KENNISGEWING AAN KREDITEURE In die boedel van wyle JACOBUS JOHANNES PRETORIUS, Identiteitsnommer 531110 5117 085, wie buite gemeenskap van goedere getroud was met MARLEZIA THERESA VAN BOOM, en wie woonagtig was tie Piet Retiefstraat 263, Sandbaai, wie op 25 Julie 2013 te Sandbaai, Hermanus oorlede is. Meesterverwysingsnommer: 14873/2013 Alle skuldeisers en skuldenaars in die bovermelde boedelword hiermee versoek om hul vorderings in te dien en hulle skulde te getaal by die ondergemelde prokureurs binne ’n tydperk van 30 (Dertig) dae vanaf publikasie hiervan. Geteken te Hermanus op hierdie 20ste dag van November 2013. MICHAEL RANGE & ASSOCIATES, WARRINGTONARKADE 101, HERMANUS. (VERW: MR/vs/P093R)


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CYCLING: GOOD PERFORMANCE NOMINATED IN THE TOP THREE: Two members of the Hermanus Martial Arts Academy were among the top three nominated for the Boland Sport Awards. Keagan Seal (left) was nominat­ ed in the junior sportsman of the year category and Sensei Ruehan van Rom­ burgh in the senior sportsman of the year category.

In the front row, third from left, is Hector Ross and in the back, fifth from left, is Craig Ed­ wards.

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Locals third in Double Century Craig Edwards and Hector Ross, both cyclists from Hermanus, came third in the strenuous Coronation Double Century Race which was held in Swellendam on Saturday. The team consisted of 12 members, three of whom are pros plus one development cy-

clist. The race started and finished in Swellendam, first heading out towards George then through the picturesque Tradouw Pass to Montagu and back to Swellendam – a total of 202 km. The team was delighted with their accomplishment, finishing only 21 seconds after the team that came in second.

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HAWSTON KARATEKA: Lede van die Hawston Karateklub het onlangs die Her­ manus Martial Arts Academy se graderingstoetse geslaag. Hulle is: Voor, van links: Zuhayr Adendorff (geel gordel 19de Kyu), Jill September (19de Kyu) en Maronique Booysen (9de Kyu). Middel: Cameron Brown (20ste Kyu), Allen Stansfield (19de Kyu), Milano Jooste (19de Kyu) Jondré Dunsdon (19de Kyu) en Ruthy Appel (17de Kyu). Agter: Seinsei Cornelia van Romburgh (afrigter), Atherton May (19de Kyu), Nazli Gillion (19de Kyu), Naylee Booysen (18de Kyu), Roché May (19de Kyu), Charné Jacobs (20ste Kyu) en Sensei Bertus van Romburgh (hulpafrigter).

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