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ISSUE No.130
JUNE 2020
FREE MAGAZINE
Suppliers of All Quality Tiles, Natural Products & Sanitaryware
Are you spending more time in your kitchen? Is it time for a revamp? WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS - Visit our showroom and see our amazing range of tiles and kitchen fittings. Shop 16/17, Rhapsody Centre, The Village, Cnr Lyme road & St Francis Drive, St Francis Bay Contact: Chris Scholtz Tel: 042 294 1483 Fax: 042 294 0424 Email: chris@capetiles.co.za Connect with us on Facebook
nfo Ads
Affordable, high quality advertising serving the Greater St Francis Area
ISSUE No.130
JUNE 2020
FREE MAGAZINE
Welcome to the June Digital edition of St Francis Info Ads. You can click on a website address of any of our advertisers and go straight to their website or where a logo is highlighted, you can click on it and be directed to their Facebook page.
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St Francis Bay EMERGENCY CONTACTS St Francis Bay Police Station National Police Line Kouga Fire Control Centre NSRI - National Sea Rescue Institute Ambulance Humansdorp Hospital Democratic Alliance - Kouga Dr Kirk - General Practitioner Dr Dani Nelson - Chiropractor Dr Lana Pepler - Homeopath St Francis Pharmacy SPCA - Assisi Humansdorp Veterinarian - Nerine Botha
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MONDAY – “BURGER NIGHT” Choose between our Angus beef or Prime-line Hake or Calamari strips or Chicken (grilled or fried) Served with chips & our famous homemade onion rings - R59
TUESDAY – “CALAMARI EL CHRISTY’S” Deep fried Falklands Calamari Steak Strips - R89 Grilled Lemon-butter or Asian style Patagonia Calamari Tubes - R109 Deep Fried Local Squid Rings - R119 All served with any of our five sides, tartare sauce and lemon wedge
WEDNESDAYS & SUNDAYS – WE WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAYS – “BUCKET-O-PRAWNS” 12 Grilled Mozambican Peri-Peri or Lemon-butter Queen Prawns - R189 12 Grilled Mozambican Peri-Peri or Lemon-butter King Prawns - R259 All served with any of our five sides, tartare sauce and lemon wedge
FRIDAY – “HAKE SUPREMO” 300g Grilled or Fried Prime-line Hake fillet - R98 300g Grilled Line Fish (Cape Salmon/ Geelbek) - R98 All served with any of our five sides, tartare sauce and lemon wedge
SATURDAY – “CARNIVORES FEAST” Your choice of 1kg BBQ Pork Ribs - R169 or 1kg Crispy fried Eisbein with mustard & sauerkraut - R129 All served with chips & our famous homemade onion rings EVERYDAY SPECIAL – subject to supply & availability. 280/320g Norwegian Salmon Steak - R208 280/320g Yellow Fin Tuna Steak - R198 300g Rump/Sirloin Steak grilled to perfection - R98 Served with any of our five side dishes & our famous homemade onion rings
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BURNS AND HOW TO TREAT THEM
•An estimated 180 000 deaths every year are caused by burns - the vast majority in low and middle-income countries. •Non-fatal burn injuries are a leading cause of morbidity. •Burns occur mainly in the home and workplace A burn is an injury to the skin or other organic tissue primarily caused by heat or due to radiation, radioactivity, electricity, friction or contact with chemicals. Thermal (heat) burns occur when some or all of the cells in the skin or other tissues are destroyed by: • hot liquids (scalds) • hot solids (contact burns) • flames (flame burns) Basic guidance on first aid for burns is provided below.
WHAT TO DO •Stop the burning process by removing clothing and irrigating the burns. •Extinguish flames by allowing the patient to roll on the ground, or by applying a blanket, or by using water or other fire-extinguishing liquids. •Use cool running water to reduce the temperature of the burn. •In chemical burns, remove or dilute the chemical agent by irrigating with large volumes of water. •Wrap the patient in a clean cloth or sheet and transport to the nearest facility for medical care.
WHAT NOT TO DO •Do not start first aid before ensuring your own safety (switch off electrical current, wear gloves for chemicals etc.) •Do not apply paste, oil, haldi (turmeric) or raw cotton to the burn. •Do not apply ice because it deepens the injury. •Avoid prolonged cooling with water because it will lead to hypothermia. •Do not open blisters until topical antimicrobials can be applied, such as by a health-care provider. •Do not apply any material directly to the wound as it might become infected. •Avoid application of topical medication until the patient has been placed under appropriate medical care.
Cross the Line Interiors Are you thinking about refreshing the walls you've been looking at for the last 2 months? Does that lounge suite need reupholstering? Is the lighting not quite right? Does the framing need updating? Cross The Line Interiors will be ready to take on all your décor needs soon.
Call Debi Dabbs on 082 857 9428 for a consultation to address all the décor issues that have been bothering you during lockdown. debi.dabbs@gmail.com
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Influenza and COVID-19 similarities and differences As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to evolve, comparisons have been drawn to influenza. Both cause respiratory disease, yet there are important differences between the two viruses and how they spread. Firstly, COVID-19 and influenza viruses have a similar disease presentation. That is, they both cause respiratory disease, which presents as a wide range of illness from asymptomatic or mild through to severe disease and death. Secondly, both viruses are transmitted by contact, droplets and fomites. As a result, the same public health measures, such as hand hygiene and good respiratory etiquette (coughing into your elbow or into a tissue and immediately disposing of the tissue), are important actions all can take to prevent infection. How are COVID-19 and influenza viruses different? The speed of transmission is an important point of difference between the two viruses. Influenza has a shorter median incubation period (the time from infection to appearance of symptoms) and a shorter serial interval (the time between successive cases) than COVID19 virus. The serial interval for COVID-19 virus is estimated to be 5-6 days, while for influenza virus, the serial interval is 3 days. This means that influenza can spread faster than COVID-19. Further, transmission in the first 3-5 days of illness, or potentially pre-symptomatic transmission – transmission of the virus before the appearance of symptoms – is a major driver of transmission for influenza. In contrast, while we are learning that there are people who can shed COVID-19 virus 24-48 hours prior to symptom onset, at present, this does not appear to be a major driver of transmission. Those most at risk for severe influenza infection are children, pregnant women, elderly, those with underlying chronic medical conditions and those who are immunosuppressed. For COVID-19, our current understanding is that older age and underlying conditions increase the risk for severe infection. What medical interventions are available for COVID-19 and influenza viruses? While there are a number of therapeutics currently in clinical trials in China and more than 20 vaccines in development for COVID-19, there are currently no licensed vaccines or therapeutics for COVID-19. In contrast, antivirals and vaccines available for influenza. While the influenza vaccine is not effective against COVID-19 virus, it is highly recommended to get vaccinated each year to prevent influenza infection
you DidKNOW ? 10 Interesting World Biodiversity Facts:
Friday, 5 June is World Environment Day 2020 This year the theme of is “Celebrate Biodiversity�. Biodiversity is the term used to describe the many different living things here on earth. These living things include animals, plants, bacteria, fungi, and other living organisms. Biodiversity is often used to describe the total number of different species within an ecosystem. This amount ranges among the various ecosystems in different regions around the world. 1. Coral reefs have the most diversity of all ecosystems on earth. 2. On land, areas near the equator tend to be more diverse because of the pleasant climate. 3. Biodiversity is very important to an ecosystem because each species plays a different role in the maintenance of the ecosystem. 4. The increase in global warming is a huge factor that decreases biodiversity by destroying habitats of certain organisms. 5. Changes in ocean temperature, length of seasons, and amount of precipitation are all factors that affect the level of biodiversity. 6. A biodiversity hotspot is an area that contains organisms (both plants and animals) that do not live in any other part of the world. 7. Madagascar is an example of a biodiversity hotspot because roughly 98% of its living organisms cannot survive anywhere else on Earth. 8. Although many governments around the world have passed laws to ensure biodiversity, there are over 300 extremely endangered species that have no laws to protect them. 9. Pollution and the introduction of foreign species are other factors that contribute to the decrease in biodiversity by hindering the proper development of ecosystems. 10. About .1% of species are lost each year.
ST FRANCIS COLLEGE NEWS BACK TO SCHOOL! Since the start of the second term on 15 April, the St Francis College pupils have been doing remote learning. Everyone quickly learnt the new skills required in order to function in a digital environment and then we got on with the learning. It was actually a lot of fun - mostly - and some really creative work was done during this time.
The Grade 2's made Autumn leaf art.
The Grade 4s are learning The Grade 5's are learning about weather elements in about strengthening materials geography and made their own rain gauges. and had to design a bridge
On 1 June, St Francis College will be re-opening its doors. Children from grade 0 to grade 7 will return to school grade by grade during the course of the first week and thereafter these classes will all be at school, although they will follow staggered starting and ending times. The nursery school will not be opening for the time being. Covid-19 precautionary measures have been put in place – children will be screened on arrival, hand sanitiser will be regularly applied and masks or screens will be worn. The necessary social distancing will be observed in all classes. In a recent letter to parents Mr Warwick Osmond, the headmaster, said the following:” I am really looking forward to seeing the children back at school. Despite the new reality, I am convinced that being at school and interacting with peers is healthier than being isolated from one another. If we apply our safe-guards, I am confident that we will be able to manage in a Covid-19 world.”.
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DVG
DISASTER VOLUNTEER GROUP ST FRANCIS
St Francis United Church, Rotary of St Francis and DVG Food Relief Project. DID YOU KNOW? Total donations received to date R 1 638 994.00 Total donations in kind R 275 000.00 Porridge - R180 000 Fish - R55 000 Citrus - R25 000 Potatoes - R15 000 Total - R 1 913 994 Total spend to date - R 1 210 250.00 Total food parcels distributed - 5544 How many more can go out? Able to purchase a further 1594 parcels How much longer? A further 4 weeks at 400 parcels per week
Further funds required to distribute R 310 000.00 This will also allow us to continue parcels till end July supplying soup kitchens. Soup kitchens Included in spend is food distributed to 4 soup kitchens which each feed between 100 – 150 kids and adults a day. A trolley of donated foodstuffs is received almost every day from Spar Shoppers which goes to the soup kitchens. We stand in awe at the response to feed out Sea Vista Community and give huge thanks to all our donors, sponsors and volunteers (Rotary, St Francis United Church & DVG St Francis) that enable this. Special mention must go out to Balobi Fish Processors & Exporters, the farmers & porridge donors (all requested to remain anonymous) and VillageSquare Superspar that provide food parcels at cost.
We urge you to please continue donations and thank you sincerely. Account: FOSSFAR Standard Bank Acc No.: 186512139 Humansdorp Branch (050015) 35 Main Street, Humansdorp, 6300 Swift No.: SBZAZAJJ Please use reference: Food Relief/Surname NPO 126-636 Registered 6 September 2013 Email: disastervolunteergroup@gmail.com
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Soup Powders • Stock Cubes • Fresh Vegetables Dried Lentils & Beans •Noodles • Soy Mince Tinned Tomatoes • Tinned Vegetables
Kitchen Donations for the children and elderly of Sea Vista
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Contact Rose Carter 082 894 8140 Donations can be dropped at 14 Pardone Crescent, St Francis Bay
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HOW TO HELP A SMALL BUSINESS, EVEN IF YOU CAN’T BUY FROM THEM TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THEM Every little bit of publicity helps, every referral counts
give them moral support It’s tough out there with lots of challenges
don’t ask for free stuff or “mates rates” They’re trying hard to make a profit and it’s hard to say no to friends
when you can buy from them, do Every sale helps and friends buying from them is even more encouraging
support their social media posts SHARE and LIKE their posts Leave a COMMENT and TAG a friend Post a PHOTO Write a great REVIEW These help them get seen by more people and makes them more popular
buy vouchers as gifts If you can, buy vouchers for friends now to give out as gifts later
keep your subscriptions If you can, keep your subscriptions in exchange for services at a later date
your continued support through this tough time could literally save a small business. PLEASE DO WHAT YOU CAN TO HELP!
JUNE SUDOKU PAGE Sudoku No. 406 - Easy
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This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end.
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But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.
Winston Churchill
115 ST FRANCIS DRIVE, ST FRANCIS BAY, 6312 P.O. Box 18, ST FRANCIS BAY, 6312 Telephone: Email: Website:
042 294 0594 info@sfpo.co.za www.stfrancispropertyowners.co.za
Dear Property Owner Whilst our office is closed for the lock down period, our Admin Manager, Lyn Aitken is working from home and can assist residents as usual. Our landline (042 294 0594) and email address (info@sfpo.co.za) are fully operational. Alternatively you can call Lyn on 082 777 5624. Subscribe now, and R200 of every subscription received will purchase a food parcel for the COVID-19 Food Relief Program The St Francis Property Owners (SFPO) Association is a community-based organisation supporting all ratepayers and residents in St Francis Bay. We are deeply involved in supporting the COVID-19 efforts to protect our town. A food crisis is looming, and a COVID-19 Food Relief Program is in place to support those people in our Sea Vista community who have lost their income as a result of the COVID-19 Lock Down. The fund is being organised and managed by the Disaster Volunteer Group, Rotary and United Church. We are giving this program our full support and will donate the cost of a food parcel (R200) for every new or renewed membership subscription received during the crisis. In order for us to maximise our support for the COVID-19 Food Relief Program, we have launched our 2020/21 annual subscription appeal with immediate effect. The voluntary annual subscription for a property owner/resident is R500, or R330 for a pensioner. The SFPO Association membership runs from 1st October to 30th September annually. Both existing members renewing, and new members, will be donating to this important cause, with new members having the added advantage of immediate membership with an additional five months free membership from now until 30th September.URING THIS TIME OF GREAT NEED WILL BE MUCH APPRECIATED! Banking details as follows : St Francis Bay Residents Association Standard Bank, Humansdorp Bank Code : 050015 Account No : 082499276 Alternatively visit our website and submit your payment online -
www.stfrancispropertyowners.co.za/membership Please use your Erf Number and Surname as reference. If you wish to make a more significant donation to the fund, please do so, as it will be very well received. Your support during this time of great need will be much appreciated!
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TRAINING SERVICE CONSULTATION SALES
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Be prepared, stay safe! If your fire extinguishers need servicing, you can drop them off at Meikels. to appointments be done at your canhome be made or business for all services premises alternatively, Home services can be arranged.
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June 2020 Tide Table - St Francis Bay & Cape St Francis Date 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
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1st Tide 06:11 L 07:09 L 07:57 L 02:26 H 03:07 H 03:47 H 04:26 H 05:03 H 05:41 H 06:20 H 07:02 H 07:53 H 03:01 L 04:26 L 05:54 L 06:43 L 07:28 L 08:06 L 02:27 H 03:02 H 03:38 H 04:13 H 04:50 H 05:28 H 06:08 H 06:54 H 07:48 H 02:49 L 04:07 L 05:28 L
2nd Tide 12:19 H 13:17 H 14:06 H 08:40 L 09:21 L 10:00 L 10:38 L 11:15 L 11:53 L 12:32 L 13:14 L 14:06 L 09:01 H 10:28 H 11:49 H 12:48 H 13:34 H 14:14 H 08:42 L 09:16 L 09:50 L 10:25 L 11:01 L 11:39 L 12:20 L 13:06 L 14:00 L 08:54 H 10:14 H 11:38 H
3rd Tide 18:25 L 19:21 L 20:09 L 14:50 H 15:31 H 16:11 H 16:51 H 17:30 H 18:09 H 18:52 H 19:40 H 20:40 H 15:13 L 16:35 L 17:48 L 18:45 L 19:31 L 20:12 L 14:50 H 15:26 H 16:02 H 16:39 H 17:17 H 17:58 H 18:42 H 19:32 H 20:31 H 15:07 L 16:26 L 17:54 L
4th Tide 00:50 H 01:41 H 02:00 H 20:53 L 21:34 L 22:15 L 22:54 L 23:34 L 00:14 L 00:59 L 01:52 L 02:00 L 21:56 H 23:14 H 00:18 H 01:07 H 01:49 H 02:00 H 20:50 L 21:27 L 22:04 L 22:42 L 23:21 L 00:03 L 00:50 L 01:44 L 02:00 L 21:43 H 23:01 H 00:15 H
Sunrise 07:18 07:18 07:19 07:19 07:20 07:20 07:21 07:21 07:22 07:22 07:23 07:23 07:24 07:24 07:24 07:25 07:25 07:25 07:25 07:25 07:26 07:26 07:26 07:26 07:26 07:27 07:27 07:27 07:27 07:27
Sunset Spring Tide 17:18 6 June 17:18 03:47 17:18 17:18 Lowest Tide 6 June 17:18 10:00 17:17 17:17 Moon 17:17 17:17 Phases 17:17 5 Friday 17:17 Full 17:17 17:17 17:17 17:17 13 Saturday 17:17 3rd Quarter 17:17 17:18 17:18 17:18 21 Sunday 17:18 New Moon 17:18 17:19 17:19 17:19 28 Sunday 17:20 1st Quarter 17:20 17:20 17:21 17:21
•New & used Boat, Jetski & SUP sales Tel: 042 294 1268 SUZUKI •Parts department Kerwyn 082 903 3558 MARINE •Accredited SUZUKI and SEADOO agents sales@bayviewboating.co.za •Agents for Candock Jetski & Boat floats Kerry 084 896 2948 •Test Tank and Gantry facilities kerry@bayviewboating.co.za •Installations & repairs to all makes Cnr Tarragona & 6th Street •Anti-Fouling www.bayviewboating.co.za •Fully accredited SUZUKI and SEADOO workshop
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Thank you to those who have visited us since reopening. We really appreciate your continued support. Stay at home! Phone us with your order (R500 and over) and we will deliver within St Francis Bay and Cape St Francis
We are here 1 George Road, St Francis Bay (behind 14th hole, SF Golf Course)
042 294 0574 073 1966 129
DAY S U N DAY 2 1 J U N E Happy Father’s Day to all the hero’s and role models out there. Thank you for everything you do. We love you with all our hearts xxx
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As we move into Level 3 of lock down, we are very excited for the coming weeks so we can once again sit with our clients and plan your spaces. Contact our team for a free consultation, and let us design and create your
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HANDYMAN SERVICES NUTSMANDIENSTE Maintenance & Repair Service Herstel en Onderhoudsdienste Waterproofing Painting & Varnishing New Bathrooms and Tiling Storm Damage Repair High Pressure Cleaning Chimney Cowls Door Handles & Locks Cupboard Shelves & Hinges Curtain Tracks Replace Light Bulbs & Fittings Repair Plugs & Light Switches Replace Leaking Tap Washers
Waterdigting Verf & Vernis Nuwe Badkamers en Teels Herstel Windskade HoĂŤdruk Skoonmaak Skoorsteenhane Deur Slotte Kas Rakke en Skaniere Gordynreelings Vervang Gloeilampe en Ligte Herstel Proppe en Ligskakelaars Kraanwasters
INSTALLATION OF WATER TANKS AND PUMPS
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We live in a high fire-risk area and we all have a role to play in protecting our village. Start by thinking about what you can do to help. • Clear alien vegetation from your empty plots • Protect your thatch roofs • Have fire extinguishers and fire blankets in your homes • Be cautious when lighting braai’s on windy days Contact Keith Donaldson for all your fire safety needs 079 981 6088 or info@bayfiresafetysolutions.com www.bayfiresafetysolutions.com