wuec issue 46 june july2013
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Whats Up East Coast is a local community publication based on the Wild Coast Jikeleza Route, East London, Eastern Cape, South AfricaTRANSCRIPT
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Issue 46June- July 2013
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WILD WOMEN
ON THE RUN
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from the EditorthWelcome to WUEC 46
edition. It truly feels like
just the other day when
my friend Louise and I first
initiated this little
publication. Two heavenly
pregnant women
determined to make a
difference, by keeping the
local community informed of what was happening
and available in the area. Who knew it would turn
into this monster! On that note I must say with
pride that with each passing day I realise how
blessed I am to live in such a beautiful part of our
Country. If you'd like to experience what I do on a
daily bases, take a drive along the Wild Coast thJikeleza route on the 27 & 28th of July and visit
Inkwenkwezi Private Game Reserve, where the
annual Wild Coast Jikeleza Festival will be held.
June has arrived and with it Jacky Frost. Bring on
the warm winter woollies!
To end off I'd like to thank all our loyal
advertisers, distributors and readers – for without
you there would be no WUEC. Let me know what
you would like to see more of or read more about,
so I may improve the service provided to you.
Look forward to reading your valid comments.
Until our next edition Keep Smiling
Cell: 084 798 6527
i eanD
Email: [email protected]
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important numbers
m ge er ency
POLICEEast London 043 10111Chintsa 043 740 4040Kei Mouth 043 741 1080Komga 043 831 1020
Crime Hotline 0800 124 000
Traffic Department 043 831 1016
FIRE STATION East London 043 705 9000Komga 043 831 1084
AMBULANCEEmergency Services 10177
Dr Paul Bester 072 383 8317
Disaster Management 043 831 1084
Weather Bureau 082 162
NSRI 043 700 2100
Eskom Power breaks 08600 375 66
BCM Water 0860 105 789BCM Electrical 043 705 9200BCM Sewerage 043 705 9248
ADM 043 701 4000
Great Kei Municipality 043 831 1028
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YOUR HOME 4-8Building,Buying,Selling,Household,Garden Maintenance etc
LOCAL MATTERS 6,19
HEALTH WISE 8
KIDDIES CORNER 10
PLACE TO BE 9-20 Place’s to See, Sleep , Eat & have fun
Whats Up Wild Coast Dates to Diarise
SPECIAL SERVICES 22-26
SEASIDE FUN 27-28Tide Guide 27KSBC Results 28
RELIGION MATTERS 30
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Assigning each member of the household a specific color can be effective in keeping everyone on board with the organizing effort, especially if children are involved. Paint the insides of drawers, shelves and cubby holes with an assigned color and make that space specifically for that person's items. In playrooms, colored plastic bins can serve the same purpose
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ilyfontein School held its annual Founders' Day L
celebrations on Saturday 25 May. The highlight of the day was the derby day against Stutterheim in which all hockey, netball and rugby teams from U9-U19 participated.
The Lilyfontein first team Hockey girls drew 2-2, the Lilyfontein first team rugby boys won 22-03 and the Lilyfontein first netball team lost 12-27.
The day included a potjie competition. The team from The Cricketer restaurant won the best tasting potjie prize (see attached pic of Mark the Chef with judges Petro Lotz – City and Guild trained Chef and owner of Appetito catering and cooking school and Rici Hanekom – serious foodie and wine expert who has travelled extensively abroad to cater to her hobby.) The Best Team Spirit prize went to Jason and Bianca Turner from Grade 2. All potjies were sold by the PTA to raise funds for the school.
Entertainment was provided by the Lilyfontein Drummies -SA Drummies Champions of 2013 , marimba band, African drumming circle and of course their mascot the Lilyfontein Lynx
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Hand made with love..Recently we came across a
little shop called….. MADE BY ME at No 4, th4 Avenue in Gonubie….what a gem!
Set in a homely atmosphere, and run by the
owner of the business, Tania. One can leisurely
browse through what the local artists and
crafter’s have on display. There are a variety of
gifts and treasures on offer. A place where you
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something you could create yourself. Pop in for
yourself and be sure to try the delicious
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Clothing
Leather Bags / Sandals
Pickled Onions
Sterling Silver Crystal Jewellery
Wooden Blanks
And more....
A place where local artists & crafterscan sell their items from, on a consignment basis.
An outlet for busy hands!
healthwise
PSYCHOLOGIST ON
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with focus on relationship issues
Couple, Individual, or Family
Medical Aid Rates
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E-mail [email protected]
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Sunday 8am - 1pm
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HOGSBACKCOUNTRY XMAS
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Official switching on of the Xmas lightsRecycled Xmas treeStar Gazing at the Eco ShrineLoads of EntertainmentVillage MarketsArt exhibitions Port and Sherry tastingGala dinners (bookings essential)Hobbiton ActivitiesTrail run (Sunday am)Inter denominational church serviceSunday Lunch time closing performance Once again the bravest of the brave will do the annual icy “Chill Dip” with a mystery celebrity joining Mary Xmas and intrepid Mike Pendock.
IN JULYFriday 19 July - Sunday 21 July
Anleen - Festival Organiser Cell: 082 200 3489
Monique - Craft Master Cell : 083 330 6948For Festival enquiries contact
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Hogsback Xmas thin July celebrates its 14
anniversary this year from Friday 19 July to Sunday 21 July. It remains a funtastic outing for families - the mountain is less than half a tank away from East London and the Wild Coast Jikeleza area and is the perfect day outing. Outdoor Activities start
around 9 and allows for out of town folk to get to the mountain in a relaxed frame of mind.This year the locals have decided to make visitors the following promise; “Snow is on order, but we guarantee you if not a white Xmas, a green Xmas.”Whether you decide to come on Saturday or Sunday, enough is on offer to satisfy every family member.As per usual a heavy emphasis is on great food, rural lifestyle and speed outdoor family fun, authentic craft and crafters, there will also be great music to enjoy. There are 3 Markets dotted over town:- Hogsbackians trade at the Butterflys Bistro, Foodies gather at Feathers and those looking for craft and entertainment go to the main festival grounds.All Stallholders applications: [email protected] aspects:Shane [email protected] run entries: Brett [email protected] waiting list:Elsa [email protected] enquiries: [email protected]
Winner of :
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15 June Saturday Lilyfontein Fun Ride. Riders of
motorbikes and quads of all ages and ability welcome.
Food and refreshments on sale For more information
visit www.lilyfontein.co.za.
15 June Saturday 5km FREE Parkrun @ Nahoon Point in
front of the Footprints & Sunrise-on-Sea outside
Murambi Country Kitchen both start at 8am. For more
info visit www.parkrun.co.za
15 June Saturday Local Craft & Fresh Produce Market 1 June Saturday Family Fun Day @ New Hands Educare
@ Yellowwood Forest Campsite, Morgan Bay 9am – , Cambridge EL Contact Celeste 084 637 2680
2pm E: [email protected] 1 June Saturday 5km Nahoon Point Parkrun starts 8am
15 June Saturday Market @ Mel's Fun Farm from 9am - in front of the Footprints.
3pm1 June Saturday 5km Sunrise-on-Sea Parkrun starts at
16 June Sunday Happy Father's Day Dad's8am outside Murambi Country Kitchen
16 June Sunday Youth Day2 June Sunday Tea in the Trees Market Day 9 – 2pm
16 June Sunday A local production featuring Mick Laden 5 June Wednesday Murambi Acoustic Music “Mam”
& Phillip Stone -a tribute to the music of Bob Dylan @ Nights @ Murambi Country Kitchen 7 – 11pm
Murambi Country Kitchen. R60 pp. Food and full bar 6 June Thursday AA Meetings @ Gonubie Baptist
available Email [email protected] 8:30 -9:30pm
17 June Monday Public Holiday8 June Saturday 5km FREE Nahoon Point Parkrun starts
17 June Monday EL Pet Pals hosts the 2013 Dog Show 8am in front of the Footprints www.parkrun.co.za
@ Hams Club 10am to 3pm. Entry R15 pp. 8 June Saturday 5km FREE Sunrise-on-Sea Parkrun
18 June Tuesday Friends of the East London Museum starts at 8am outside Murambi Country Kitchen
Border Historical Society talk - The history of Selborne 8 June Saturday 5th Border Waveski Trial @ Nahoon
Beach.
8 June Saturday Pick n Pay Women's Walk @ Buffalo
Park Cricket Stadium 9am
8 June Saturday Craft Gallery Floradale hosts Open Day
in conjunction with East London Needlework Guild.
12 June Wednesday Raising Money Smart Kids
Workshop @ Lecture Theatre, Stirling Primary School
R100 per family of 2, incl 1 activity book Contact
12 June Wednesday Murambi Acoustic Music “Mam”
Nights @ Murambi Country Kitchen 7 – 11pm
13 June Thursday – Monday 17 June Your Home Expo
and Travel and Leisure Expo @ Hemingways Mall
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9-30 June Saturday Bridal Fair @ the Lion Park
29 June Saturday Eastern Cape Breakdance Champs,
presented by Sherewin Reenes, at the Guild Theatre
from 7pm. Tickets R50. Contact the theatre on 043 7430
704 for more information.
7 July Sunday Tea in the Trees Market Day 9am - 2pm
11 July Tuesday World Population Day
15 July Monday EC School Back to School
18 July Thursday Mandela Day21 June Friday World Music Day
19 July Friday Hogsback Xmas in July Festival begins 21 June Friday Last day of Term 2 EC Schools
Loads of entertainment and more Contact 082 200 348921 Jun Saturday 5km FREE Parkrun @ Nahoon Point in
20 July Saturday 5km FREE Parkrun @ Nahoon Point in front of the Footprints & Sunrise-on-Sea outside
front of the Footprints & Sunrise-on-Sea outside Murambi Country Kitchen both start at 8am. For more
Murambi Country Kitchen both start at 8am. For more info visit www.parkrun.co.za
info visit www.parkrun.co.za 22 June Saturday Katberg Eco Trail @ Katberg Eco Golf
20 July Saturday Hogsback Xmas in July Festival Loads Estate. 18km Pajero Adventure, 10km Triton Trail or
of entertainment & more Contact 082 200 34895km Spur Kiddies Trail. For more info contact Liam on
21 July Sunday Hogsback Xmas in July Festival final day082 927 3395
26 June Wednesday AGM of East London Museum and
the opening of an exhibition 2 – 5pm WHAT’S HAPPENING ?27 June Thursday – Sunday 7 July National Arts Festival Let What’s Up East Coast & Wild Coast Grahamstown. For more information go to fm know what you are up to by www.nationalartsfestival.co.za emailing: 27 June Thursday East London Philatelic Society meets [email protected] Berea Gardens at 7.30pm. Contact Dave McWilliams
on 082 898 7082
28 June Friday Heads & Tails Music Presents
Phunktechnique 2013 @ The Social Disco Club at The
Deck, Gonubie from 9pm.
28 June Friday 99% Xhosa comedy show at The Venue
@Hemingways from 8pm, doors open at 7pm
28 June Friday Rugby: Border vs SWD, 7pm @ Buffalo
City Stadium
29 June Saturday 5km FREE Parkrun @ Nahoon Point
in front of the Footprints & Sunrise-on-Sea outside
Murambi Country Kitchen both start at 8am. For more
information visit www.parkrun.co.za
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East London’s Wild Coast Jikeleza Route lends itself superbly as a naturally beautiful backdrop for your dream wedding. Wedding venues along the Wild Coast Jikeleza Route are plentiful, with much to offer to make your dream wedding a reality........
The Wild Coast Jikeleza Association proudly presents the
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80 - 450 Guests/Delegates.Conferences, Weddings & Corporate functions
Self-catering & B&B accommodation for up to 38 guests sharing.
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Beautiful, scenic riverside setting.Luxury accommodation. A dream come true
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For Festival Enquiries contactKate 072 611 2367
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The Wild Coast Jikeleza Associationproudly presents their annual ......
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27 - 28 JulyInkwenkwezi
FREE MINI GAME DRIVESFREE ELEPHANT INTERACTION
KIDDIES CORNERAREENA ADVENTURE AREA
ART & CRAFT VILLAGETEA GARDEN, FOOD STALLS
ENTERTAINMENT & LOTS, LOTS MOREEntry R25 Adults R10 Kids Free for Kids u/5yrs
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22 July - 31 July 2013
SOS & Nahoon Parkrun EVERY Saturday 8am
SPCA Market EVERY Sarurday @ Gonubie Library 9-2pm
Spargs Craft Market EVERY Saturday 8:30-12pm
Beach Front Flea Market EVERY Sunday 7:30 - 1:30pm
Market Day 1st Sunday of Every Month @ Tea in the
Trees, Chintsa West 9am -2pm
26 July Friday The Wild Coast Jikeleza Association
launch the Wild Coast Jikeleza Festival & Bridal
Experience @ Inkwenkwezi PGR 5pm onwards contact
[email protected]/festival@wildcoastjikeleza
.co.za
27 July Saturday The Wild Coast Jikeleza Association
host the annual Wild Coast Jikeleza Festival held @
Inkwenkwezi Priviate Game Reserve 9am – 5pm
Offering Great entertainment, Kiddies Corner, Bridal
Experience, Areena Adventure Area, Free Mini Game
Drives and lots more Entry Fee R10 kids R25 Adults
27 July Saturday 5km FREE Parkrun @ Nahoon Point in
front of the Footprints & Sunrise-on-Sea outside
Murambi Country Kitchen both start at 8am. For more
info visit www.parkrun.co.za
27 July Saturday Rhino Run @ the Wild Coast Jikeleza
Festival for more info contact 083 653 1112 or visit [email protected]
28 July Sunday Wild Coast Jikeleza Festival held at
Inkwenkwezi Private Game Reserve 9am – 5pm
Offering Great Kids entertainment, Bridal Experience,
Areena Adventure Area, Free Mini Game Drives, Free
Elephant Interaction and lots more Entry Fee R10 kids
R25 Adults
30 July Tuesday International Friendship day
REGULAR HAPPENINGS:
Murambi Acoustic Music EVERY Wednesday 7-11pm
Areena Quays Fish & Chip Special EVERY Wednesday
Areena Quays Rib, Chips & 1 can of Hansa EVERY Friday
Raising Money Smart Kids Workshop Details:Background: Kids today are entering a world where financial literacy is more essential than ever. But how can you, as a parent, ensure that they learn the right concepts and enter adulthood with a sense of responsible spending and saving? We are launching a new money system that will help parents raise their kids to be smart with money. Parents will receive information, practical applications and a handbook, with helpful tools and activities that you can take home and implement with your child. Date: 2 Part Workshop - Wednesday 12th June 2013 Duration: 1 hourVenue: Lecture Theatre, Stirling Primary School Cost: R100 How to Book your spot: Contact email :
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astern Cape the U/19 and vary between 30 and 70 km depending
Adventure on the difficulty level of the terrain and activities.
Province Normally a race would start early morning and EReaffirming the Eastern Cape Parks and finish mid to late afternoon which makes it a
Tourism's claim to being the Adventure Province serious endurance event for school children.
Mr Piet Lötter, Chairman of the SA Schools Winning in an adventure race requires more than
Adventure Racing body recently announced that just speed and fitness. It relies on working as a
the 12th Annual Championships will once again team, choosing the correct supplies, accurate
be held in the Eastern Cape. navigation and the ability to make decisions
Lilyfontein School situated 20km outside East under pressure.
London has been awarded the opportunity to According to Dr Ian Galbraith, Principal of
host the event on 24 September 2013. The School Lilyfontein School, "We long ago recognised that
has a long tradition of competing in and hosting the skills required to win in adventure racing are
adventure races, with plans already underway for valuable life skills. We have built up a unique
the 14th annual Lilyfontein Adventure Race. Adventure Programme which is designed to
Adventure racing is a team sport, in this case, 4 develop these skills in our pupils and we are very
members per team with at least one member proud of what we have achieved. The invitation to
being of the opposite sex.. The race requires the host the SA Schools Adventure Racing
team to navigate using a 1:50 000 scaled map and Championships recognises our achievements and
a compass; through several activities to reach we look forward to presenting an unforgettable
specific check points along the way. No other race event.”
information is given ahead of time; teams may Whats Up East Coast would like to congratulate
not even know the start line until the day before Lilyfontein School on this fantastic achievement.
the race!
The different legs of the adventure race are
determined by the environment in which the race
is set and can include hiking, running, kloofing,
river crossings, mountain biking, canoeing,
swimming, rope work (e.g. abseiling & raft
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obstacles and tasks that could include
environmental assistance to the local community.
The content of a specific adventure race is
determined by the environment in which the
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venue secret until closer to the time, to ensure
that all teams have equal advance warning of the
terrain.
The SA Schools Adventure Racing Championships
have three age categories; Under 13, U/15 and
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Tides June 2013
Tides July 2013
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Spring Tide: 24 Jun 2013 @ 16:36 (2.1 m)Lowest Tide: 24 Jun 2013 @ 10:20 (0.23 m)
Spring Tide: 24 July 2013 @ 17:03 (2.18 m)Lowest Tide: 24 July 2013 @ 10:48 (0.19 m)
funseaside KSBC ANGLER POINTS as at 1 April01. 02. John Luef03. Deon Pretorius 04. Henry Daniel05. Russel Grotjohn 06. Anton De Roubaix / 06. Roy Stone07.Robin Palm08. Theo Kretzman09. Dennis Sangerhaus 10.Willie Basson
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experience that leads to failure, but a lack of Staying Positive commitment to keep our eyes focused on the right goals and priorities. At least once a week, we need to examine yourself before in this negative God, to see if our life is measuring up to the plans and purposes He has for us.World. The need Paul spoke of the importance of controlling his own body so that it would not take him in for wisdom. the wrong direction. He said, “I discipline my I wrote this from the beautiful Gariep Dam, body and bring it into subjection, lest . . . I where we were attending our yearly national myself should become disqualified” 1 Church Of The Nations conference. What a Corinthians 9:27. I must learn to relate spiritual injection it has been. It often everything to the primary goal, maintaining surprises me after two days of meetings how it without interruption. Is my primary goal in the Holy Spirit refreshes, inspires and fills life to know and please Him and to be one with a deep hunger and passion for the acceptable to Him, or is it something less? things of God. The question is however, if God does not want us to merely exist, He this is how I am after two days, what was I wants us to have life and have it more like when I arrived?abundantly. What a profound verse Matthew
The reality of that answer is that I arrived 6 v 33 remains “But seek first the kingdom of here rather weary and just doing what life God and his righteousness, and all these constantly demands of me. Quite tired in things will be added to you.”fact and just keeping on doing what you
May we continue to seek him as a have to keep on doing. But how the fellowship; I just can’t stop believing the best presence of God changes ones perspective! is yet to come.How the regenerating work of the Spirit Much love and friendship, Deon brings abundant life and great peace and joy. (0837894601) and Charlene(0837894601) – One can only look back and wonder why we Gateway Christian Fellowship. even allow ourselves to get so entangled
with the cares of this world to such a degree, that we begin to let slide on the one thing that is the most important thing of all.
And how intentional we must be 2 Corinthians 5 v 9 says “we must make it our aim to please him” It requires a conscious decision and effort to keep our primary goal constantly in front of us. It means holding ourselves to the highest priority year in and year out, not making our first priority anything, but seeking only “to be well pleasing to Him.” It is not a lack of spiritual
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