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T

HE recent rainfall and high hu-

midity levels as well as prolonged

hot days, have resulted in an in-

crease in snake activity in Port

Elizabeth suburbs over the past

few weeks.

This according to Sandula Conservations

owner and snake expert, Mark Marshall,

who had caught 13 puff adders as well as oth-

er venomous snakes during the past week-

end.

There are a lot more snakes around be-

cause of the extremely hot weather we have

beenhaving. There has also been an increase

in puff adder activities.

The puff adders look for cooler places dur-

ing the day but like to keep warm during the

night. They prefer tar roads at night where

they remain on the road absorbing the heat

from it, Marshall said.

The high temperatures and then the cold

front and rain resulted in an increase of frog

activity and this resulted in an increase of

puff adders. Puff adders also like the humidi-

ty at times, he said.

Marshall said the suburbs where he no-

ticed a high increase in snake activities are

Summerstrand, Westering, Theescombe and

Malabar.

We get about six or seven calls a day,

sometimes more. Once we catch the snake,

we take it to a protected nature reserve close

to the area we found it, he said.

Marshall advised against trying to kill or

catch a snake.

Stay calm, dont try to kill the snake; so

many people get bitten by the snake when

they try to kill it. Call an expert. It will take

us about 15 to 20minutes to get to the house.

Continued on page 2

Snakescare in suburbs

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Residents should also keep their

cats and dogs inside. A puff adder

found in a Malabar residents garden

killed three cats, he said.

Marshall added that an hour before

the sun goes down and an hour after-

wards, iswhen the snakes aremost ac-

tive.

If you have sliding doors, it would

be best to close them.

Ifbittenbyasnake,Marshalladvises

residents to remain calm.

If youdoget bittenbya snake, dont

panic. Identify the snake or take a pho-

to of the snake and go to the hospital

but get someone else to drive you

there, he advised.

By April, snake activity should

start to decrease because the weather

conditions change and breeding sea-

son will come to an end.

Chairman ofWildline, Arnold Slab-

bert, who focuses on urban conserva-

tion, said that snakes are preparing

for winter.

Its that time of the year when

snakes are probably the most active

and preparing for winter. The snakes

wantto fattenup.This isnotanunusu-

al year, this is normal. Thenext active

period would be in spring when it

starts getting warmer, Slabbert said.

Its not unusual to get six or seven

calls a day. The majority of snakes in

urban areas are harmless. The main

venomous snakeshere are thepuff ad-

ders, Cape Cobra and boomslang,

Slabbert added.

Slabbert mentioned that the best re-

action to finding a snake, would be to

call the experts.

If youdo find a snake in yourhouse

or garden, dont try to kill or catch it.

Unless you are an expert, leave the

snake alone and call the experts be-

cause the majority of people get bitten

bysnakeswhenthey try tocatchorkill

it.

AWesteringresident,PatSydie, said

he found a Cape Cobra in his garden

a couple of days ago.

Our dogs found the two-metre co-

bra first. They started barking, it was

a different type of bark and we knew

somethingwaswrong.Wecalledsnake

expert, Mark Marshall, and they were

there very quickly.

Sydie added that a week ago, his

neighbours dogs kept barking and

they eventually found a one-metre puff

adder in the neighbours yard.

We are concerned about our dogs

because a puff adder has the potential

to kill about ten dogs, Sydie said.

For a handy poster on the venomous

snakes in the Eastern Cape, visit our

Facebook page.

. If a snake is found, contact Sandu-

la Conservation on (082) 261 9280.

Snakescare in suburbs

The twometre cobra found by Pat Sydie his garden in Westering. PHOTO: PAT SYDIE

A puff adder recently

found inside a Port

Elizabeth resident's

house. PHOTO: MARK

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are upgraded to comply with company licen-

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When the machine is disposed of or spon-

sored, the upgraded Operating System must

be removed and replaced with the original

OEM licence. Thismay only be done with the

original CD/DVD that was distributed with

the device. As a Microsoft Registered Refur-

bisher (MRR), we will ensure that all licens-

ing obligations are met.

Vermaak explained that the use of e-waste

in art was a new project his company was

busy with as part of their social responsibili-

ty.

It is a pilot project. We will sponsor the

e-waste and tools to the community, who in

turn make jewellery or office supplies such

as business card holders or book holders.

eWaste Technologies Africa is amember of

the e-Waste Association of South Africa

(eWASA), the body that oversees industry

best practices and the latest recycling tech-

niques.

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< eWaste

Technologies

Africa managing

director Enrico

Vermaak

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HornErasmus

(Business

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display some

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CANDICE BEZUIDENHOUT

HAAR suster het slegs n 40%-kans op oorle-

wing gehad, maar danksy Sun du Preez (11) se

dapperheid het haar sussie, Nadia (8), goed her-

stel.

Sun gaan egter weer in April na die teater

om haar kleinsus se lewe vir n tweede keer te

probeer red.

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datdieDuPreez-gesinaandiebeginvandie jaar

moes hoor dat Nadia se kanker n drie jaar in

remissie teruggekeer het.

Akute miloblastiese leukemie (AML), n

vorm van beenmurgkanker, is in Desember

2012 by Nadia gediagnoseer en sy moes in Fe-

bruarie 2013 n beenmurgoorplanting kry.

Sun, n gr. 5-leerder van die Laerskool Sun-

ridge, was die enigste geskikte skenker.

Volgens Cheryl du Preez, die meisies se ma

wat tans saammet haar jongste in Kaapstad is

waar sy in die Rooi Kruis-kinderhospitaal wag

op die oorplanting, het Nadia begin vanjaar n

terugslag gehad en word sy voorberei om vol-

gende maand nog n oorplanting te ondergaan.

Syhet al haar tweede stel chemoterapie ont-

vang as deel van die terugslag-protokol en die

kanker is nou weer in remissie, maar sy moet

nog steeds die oorplanting ondergaan.

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die werknemers van Nolands Advisory Servi-

ces, die Du Preezs se ouditeursfirma, verlede

weekdeelgeneemaandie jaarlikseRelay forLi-

fe, n deurnagstapmarathon van die Kanker-

vereniging van Suid-Afrika.

Sussiesvegsaamteenkanker

HOOFFOTO: Sun en die span van Nolands by

die Relay for Life stapmarathon.

FOTO: THEO JEPTHA

INLAS: Sun (links) en Nadia (regs).

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NCEBA DLADLA

PUPILS of St Georges Pre-Primary School

in Port Elizabeth were dressed to the nines

last Friday in Victorian wear as they were

taken down memory lane by their teach-

ers.

The Victorian Tea is an annual event

where were walking down memory lane

with our pupils as we give them the history

of our school, said teacher Sheron van

Wyk.

According to van Wyk, the pupils were

told the history of their school from when

it was a mansion that was then sold to be-

come an institution of learning.

They dress in the Victorian clothing and

walk down Bird Street to 7 Castle Hill be-

fore they had Tea at the school, van Wyk

said, adding that the little children became

the Very Important People (VIPs) during

Tea where their parents cook and serve

them scrumptious meals.

The little ones enjoyed the day and felt

the idea of being special. Asked how she

felt, Hanah Stiglingh (9) said, Excited and

comfortable. I also feel pretty like I am liv-

ing in those days.

StGeorges Prep pupils take a trip down

memory lane

St George's Preprimary School with teachers Sheron van Wyk, (back left), Lauren Seaman (in

black outfit) and Iman Adam (student teacher). PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA


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This might sound like a nonchalant com-

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from Port Elizabeth.

Owing to Bonita Hughes granddaughter,

whohappens to bea real globetrotter current-

ly living in Australia and who inherited her

grannys traits, the two decided to enjoy tan-

dem skydiving at Jurien Bay.

Margaret toldme how exciting it is to sky-

dive and said, you know, that is something

that Ive always wanted to do, said Hughes,

whilst keeping an eye on her grandson doing

his homework.

She said, ohwell, Nana, Iwill take you one

of these days.

On Hughes recent visit to her daughter

Carol in Perth, Australia, Margaret asked

her granny if she is still eager to jump out

of an aeroplane? Hughes replied, Oh, can a

duckswim!and thatwas the spark for anoth-

er unforgettable adventure.

Strange in actual fact, I was very excited

andwanted to do it. But aswewere travelling

to Jurien Bay, which is a two-hour drive

along the western coast, north of Perth, it

started completely clouding over. I thought,

is the Lord trying to tell me something?

They however drove on and were informed

by the skydivers to wait until noon to see if

the sky would clear.

Suddenly it started clearing. So, we went

through the process of documentation and in-

demnity forms and my son-in-law said I had

to take insurance in case something went

wrong.

But they dont insure you after the age of

75. It once again made me reconsider; is the

Lord really trying to tell me something? But,

I made up my mind that I am going to do it.

When at an altitude of 14 000 feet, Hughes

was told that she and her tandem partner

would go first.

Scared? No, not all, I wanted to do it. The

only thing that I thought of was oh my good-

ness will I ever straighten up, as wewere div-

ing head first.

We free fall for 9 000 feet and your flesh

is being blown right in, especially when you

are older and not so firm anymore. At 5 000

feet the parachute opened and then I could re-

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bay. We had fun and our tandem partners

spun us around and steeredme andMargaret

close-by so that we could have a chat.

I enjoyed the free fall, but the gliding was

absolutely amazing with a beautiful view

over Jurien Bay, which is classed as themost

beautiful bay in that area.

The landing on the beach was absolutely

wonderful. You lift your legs, but do sort of

end up on your behind.

Hughes received a warm welcome back on

terra nova and was awarded a certificate,

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worlds most beautiful beach skydive.

It was lovely. The adrenaline takes over.

Even the following day and the following day

I was still on a high-kind-of-thing.

When arriving back in Port Elizabeth at the

airport, Hughes was politely asked by the air

hostess if sheneeded assistance getting off the

plane.

I thought it was very funny, if only she

knew that I have just jumped out of an aero-

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Hughes, an avid hiker, photographer, ab-

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pilates and loves climbing mountains. She

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I would like to do hang-gliding to spend

more time in the air, looking around and to

enjoy the environment. Skydiving goes by too

quickly. Only 5 minutes and you are back on

earth.

Without hesitation she said, cage diving -

I would really like to experience being close

to the sharks!

Youve got to expand your horizon, go out

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FROM working at one of the most in-

novative technology companies in the

world to producing my first feature

film, Ayanda, Ive truly realised there

are no boundaries for women. You can

go anywhere and do anything as long

as you put your mind to it.

These are the inspiringwords of Busi

Sizani, Marketing Manager of Uber

Technologies Inc., who visited Port

Elizabeth last week to address mem-

bers of the PE branch of the Business-

womens Association of South Africa

(BWA) at its Annual General Meeting.

Being in the tech industry is fasci-

nating.Youhave to constantly be on the

go and keep up with trends. Its dynam-

ic and fast-paced and often presents

changes that leave you breathless. Be-

ing a woman in the tech industry has

allowedme to experience it right in the

moment, she said.

Busi is one of the talented marketing

managers at Uber, based in Cape Town.

She joined the company mid last year.

Her focus is corporate partnerships for

Uber in sub-Saharan Africa. Before

joining Uber, she was an executive pro-

ducer for Octagon SA and brand man-

ager for Endemol Africa, before start-

ingher ownconsultancyandproducing

her first feature film which recently

aired in SA and the USA.

We have invited Busi to address us

as Uber now has a strong presence in

our city. She is a woman in business

who has risen through the ranks and

who is successful in what she does - an

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said Michelle Brown, Chairperson of

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Busi Sizani. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Granny (82)goes skydivingDownUnder

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ANYONE who ever wanted to experience

Easter in Germany but has not been able to,

can get a taste of it at the Lutheran Church

Easter Market on March 19.

The new pastor at the Lutheran Church

Springfield, Rev. Anja Spiske, has initiated a

revival of German hand crafting and baking

through weekly workshops.

German ladies andmen are participating to

teach these skills to the younger generations

of South Africans.

The result of this initiative is a large

amount of produce from hand decorated eggs

in Easter wreaths and Easter themed craft.

Easter in Germany would also not be right

without Traditional German baked goods

fromBlack Forest Cakes, Cheese Cakes Light,

Cheese Cakes Full Cream and Fruit Tarts all

with delicious coffee from Mastertons.

In addition there will be tables of needle-

work, and baked goods including cakes, tarts,

quiche, loaves, biscuits and sweets.

The EasterMarket is taking place from 9am

onMarch19at theLutheranChurchat thecor-

ner of Martin and Luke Roads, Springfield.

For more info call 041 367 1986. REPORTER

ExperienceGermanEasterat LutheranChurchmarket

Rev. Anja Spiske, pastor of the Lutheran Church

Springfield, admiring some of the beautifully

crafted Easter Fare that will be available at the

annual Easter Market. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

REPORTER

THE Age-in-Action organisation will

be hosting its firstmarket day this Sat-

urday, March 19.

Age-in-Action is an NGO in Gelvan-

dale working with the elderly in the

Nelson Mandela Bay Metro and its

surrounding areas striving to uphold

the rights and dignity of older persons

through lobbying, research, improved

access to care, support, protection,

training, development and sustaina-

ble economic empowerment.

In light of the financial crisis the

NGO sector is experiencing, Age-in-

Action is planning our very first mar-

ket day as a means of generating in-

come.

The community is invited to sup-

port the market day which aims to

raise much-needed funds for the orga-

nisation. Refreshments, second hand

items and much more will be on sale.

Stalls are available at R120 for entre-

preneurs who wish to sell their goods.

For more info contact Liam Petrus

on 041 457 1466/7.

The event will take place from 8am

to 12pm at the Age-in-Action office sit-

uated on the corner of Springbok and

Van Duuren Streets in Gelvandale.

Entry is free.

Age-in-Action

Market day this

Saturday

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THE Dora Nginza Hospital is looking

for a volunteer teacher to read stories

for the inpatients.

The person should be able to keep

children entertained while they are

receiving treatment at the hospital.

Pamela Rubushe, Principal Medical

social worker, said the children range

from 3 to 12 years old.

These children come from various

backgrounds and racial groups. A vol-

unteer who understands and speaks

all three official languages would be

an added advantage, but will be ac-

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glish and Afrikaans, Rubushe said.

The most important thing is that

the children have access to physical

activity, playing, and some form of ed-

ucation, no matter how minimal.

The volunteer may start from April

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THEhighly successfull ChesaNyama fast food

franchise chain and winner of the Best Take-

away at the 10th annual Restaurant Associa-

tion of South Africa (RASA) Rosetta Awards

is giving you a chance to experience a taste of

its traditionally flame-grilled meat.

ChesaNyama,ownedbyGoldBrands Invest-

ments which recently listed on the JSE ALTX,

is the fastest growing fast food franchise and

has grown from one store to over 300 stores in

under three years. It is soon to open in theUSA

proving that the love of great value meaty

meals is loved throughout the world.

The PE Express is giving away five meal

vouchers to the value of R200 each.

Your Chesa voucher can be collected at one

of their amazing fast food restaurants situated

at Shop 53, Kenako Mall.

) To win yourself a Chesa Nyama voucher

worth R200, go to our Facebook page (PE Ex-

press Newspaper), find this photo and com-

ment with your email address. Winners will

be contacted via email.

Win one of fivemeal vouchers to ChesaNyama

THIS year, Battery Centre Port Elizabeth cel-

ebrates 25 years as a reliable supplier of quali-

ty batteries to the Eastern Cape automotive

hub and would like Port Elizabethans to join

in the celebration!

Win a new battery up to the value of R2 500

with free installation at your nearest Battery

Centre.

Battery Centre PEwas opened in June 1990

by Andr Howitz, and has grown in strength

and size, now serving a large client base in

and around PE.

Small start

After building industrial batteries in East

London for seven years, Howitz and his wife,

Jillian, moved to Port Elizabeth and opened

the first Battery Centre in the area in June

1990. The pair faced obstacles from the outset.

When we first opened in PE, our custom-

ers didnt know the product at all, and didnt

understand the value in it, which made for

a very daunting start, said Howitz.

Energetic approach

Armed with unapologetic determination,

Howitz and his wife worked tirelessly to get

the centre off the ground. They had only a

handful of employees, so didmost of the work

themselves, but relied on friendly service and

quality batteries to make a name for them-

selves.

Our approach to business has always been

grounded in honesty and integrity, ex-

plained Howitz.

This has played a huge role in our suc-

cess. After their first Battery Centre gained

a loyal client base, Howitz and his wife decid-

ed to open a second outlet inNewtonPark and

then Knysna.

Howitz maintained the key to longevity in

the retail space is exceptional employees.

Imonlyasgoodas thepeople I surroundmy-

self with my team is integral in the mainte-

nance of each Battery Centre, said Howitz.

Keen adaption

Withover 25years experience in the indus-

try, Howitz has seen the market change fun-

damentally since he started out. The vehi-

cles of today are so muchmore advanced and

demanding than they were years ago Blue-

tooth, immobilisers, alarms, sound systems

and onboard computers but luckily our sup-

plier, First National Battery, continues to

produce world-class batteries that keep up

with the ever-changingneeds ofmodern tech-

nology.

To find out more about Battery Centre, vis-

it www.batterycentre.co.za.

Win! Win! Win!

To stand a chance of winning a battery, like

our Facebook page (PE Express Newspaper),

find the Battery Centre photo and tell us what

car you drive.

Competition Ts & Cs:

1. The prize may not be exchanged for cash.

2. The value of the prize is dependent on the

battery required by the winners vehicle.

Maximum value of a battery and installation

is R2 500.

3. No purchase necessary to be eligible for

prize.

4. The winner will be drawn at random. By

entering the competition you accept that the

publishers decision is final.

5. Thewinner agrees to collect his/her prize

at a Battery Centre, pre-arranged with First

National Batteries PR agency.

6. The closing date for the competition is

March 23 at noon.

7. The competition is open to all readers of

PE Express, except employees of Media24

Group,BatteryCentre, FirstNationalBattery

and theirmediaagency, aswell as their imme-

diate family.

COMPETITION:WINNEWBATTERYUP TO THEVALUEOF R2 500

BatteryCentrePE celebrates25years

Win a battery worth R2 500. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

16 LIFESTYLE PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 16 MARCH 2016

REPORTER

A MILK Stout has many versatile char-

acteristics which make it the ideal beer

to use when cooking.

One such innovative idea can be seen

in food stylist and Drizzle and Dip blog-

ger Sam Linsells version of a fruit bun,

using South Africas leading milk stout

brand as her secret ingredient.

Julian Remba, the brands general

manager, said, Castle Milk Stout is

made from quality dark roasted malt

and is matured for longer to give it a

rich, smooth and satisfying taste expe-

rience.

Full-bodied and creamy with low

levels of carbonation, this makes it the

perfect match for food and also to be

used in cooking.

These delicious and spicy fruit buns

are so easy to make that Linsell says

you wont ever buy them again.

The recipe makes 16 18 buns but any

excess can be frozen.

Ingredients:

one 340ml bottle Castle Milk stout

2 tsp instant dry yeast

2 tsp cinnamon

1 1/2 tsp ground ginger

1 tsp mixed spice

870g flour (divided)

100g citrus peel

150g raisins

150g dried cranberries

100g soft dried apricots, finely chopped

250ml strong black tea

one egg

50g melted butter

50g caster sugar (plus extra for glaze)

1 1/2 tsp salt

Method:

. Prepare the mix the night before

by mixing the stout, spices, yeast and

320g of the flour in a large bowl. Mix

to combine everything and leave un-

covered.

. Brew a strong cup of tea in 250ml

boiling water and pour this over the

raisins, dried cranberries, peel and

apricots in a separate bowl.

. The following day, mix the egg and

melted butter with the fruit, and then

stir this into the beer and spice batter.

Add the remaining 550g flour, sugar

and salt.

Tip this onto a work surface and

briefly knead to form a large ball.

Leave for 10 minutes. Lightly oil your

hands and knead the dough for 10 sec-

onds, leave for 10 minutes, then repeat

twice more at 10-minute intervals,

then leave for an hour covered with a

tea towel in a warm spot.

. Using a bread cutter or sharp

knife, divide the dough into 100g pieces

(use a scale to make this easier) and

shape into balls. Arrange these on a

large baking tray lined with baking pa-

per so they are just touching each oth-

er. Cover with a tea towel and place in

a warm spot for 90 minutes.

. Preheat the oven before the prov-

ing has finished. Mix a little flour with

water to form a runny paste consisten-

cy (use an electric whisk to get this

smooth if necessary). Place in a plastic

piping bag and cut a very small edge

off the tip. Pipe crosses on each ball of

dough. Bake at 200C (180C fan-assist-

ed) for 25 minutes. Mix 2 tablespoons

of caster sugar with 2 tablespoons of

water and brush this over the hot cross

buns as they come out the oven. Serve

with lashings of butter.

Fruit bunswitha twistwithCastleMilkStout

Castle Milk

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AREA (SRA) FOR ALL WALMER HEIGHTS PROPERTY OWNERS

Dear Walmer Heights Property Owners/Residents

You are invited to attend very important meetings after some real progress has been made with regard to the

possible formation of the Walmer Heights Special RatingArea (SRA). These meetings seek to ensure that everyone

exercises his/her right to support or not to support this initiative.

These meetings will, in conjunction to this advertisement, be advertised through flyer distribution in your post boxes

and loud hailing.

The meetings will explore the following key issues:

Why a Special Rating Area?

Benefits to property owners and residents;

Envisaged model of implementation; and

Envisaged process involved going forward.

Venue: Walmer Country Club

Date: Thursday 17 March and Tuesday 22 March 2016

Time: 18:30 for both days

An official SRA can only be established with the cooperation of property owners and it is therefore important that as

many property owners as possible attend this public meeting.

Although the SRA is envisaged for the area to be suggested by property owners, the invitation is extended to all

residents in Nelson Mandela Bay, as it is critical that another successful SRA be established in the Walmer Heights

area.

For further information please contact Wayne Smith on 083 271 5341.

Your attendance and input in this regard will be appreciated.

Yours Faithfully

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Eckankar: The PE Satsang Society, a Chartered

Affiliate of ECKANKAR, will have a discussion on

The Spiritual Wisdom on Conquering Fear on 19

March at 4pm at the Life Chiropractic and Wellness

Centre, 169 Fordyce Road, Walmer. For more info

contact 063 202 9201.

His Place Developing Centre: Will have a

prayer service for the sick on 20 March at 6pm.

Every Sunday there is a service at 9am and Youth

Service at 2.30pm. On 19 March at 3pm there will

be a Leadership Course that is open to all. The

venue is past Greenbushes at the entrance of

Sovereign Foods (big green buildings). For more

info contact Christo at 082 515 2294.

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Birdlife EC: On 20 March a Sunday morning

outing to the best local bird venue with grasslands,

bush, river and saltpans - Tankatara. Target birds:

Black Harrier, Secretarybird, Chestnut-banded. Meet

at 6.30am at Schultzs, West Street, Newton Park.

For more info contact at 079 704 8196.

Hiking: The Voetsac Hiking Club runs both

weekend hikes and day walks on a regular basis.

Longer hikes are held several times a year. The day

walks are held on Saturdays. The club holds a

monthly social meeting on the third Wednesday of

each month at 7pm at the German Club, Lorraine

St, Lorraine (just off Circular Drive). Information

about the current programme can be obtained

from: Trevor Lloyd 041 368 3761 (all hours). For

further information, visit www.voetsachiking-

club.co.za.

Algoa Toastmasters (Newton Park): Master

the art of public speaking in a friendly, supportive,

fun environment. The Algoa Toastmasters Club

meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month.

The next meeting will take place on 22 March at

the Caritas Centre, West Street at 5.30pm until

8pm. For more information contact Zikona at

081 263 8332 or email [email protected].

Genealogical Society of SA: The monthly

meeting will take place on 21 March at 7pm at the

Lolly Shtein Hall, right at the top of Villiers Road.

Cheryl Vermaak will discuss her family as depicted

by the Masters. All welcome. For more information

contact Alan Montgomery at 084 981 8491.

EP Orchid Society: The Eastern Province Orchid

Society will hold its monthly meeting on 17 March

at the Newton Park Library Auditorium in Newton

Park at 7pm. Christo Botes will talk about Pests

and Diseases. Visitors wellcome. For more

information contact 083 703 0458.

Dias Quilters Guild: Dias Quilters Guild will

celebrate International Quilters Day on 19 March

by holding a sewing morning making blocks for a

charity quilt at the VP Primary School from 9am.

The AGM is at 2pm. Contact contact Caroleann at

076 026 7046.

East Cape Calligraphers: Will be holding their

monthly meeting at 1.45pm on 19 March, at the

Italian Club, Harold Street in Walmer. Beginners

classes available by private arrangement. For more

info contact Roma at 041 379 5599 after hours.

AACL Charity Shop: Do you have anything in

your home which you dont need, you dont use

anymore or dont wear? The Animal Anti-Cruelty

League is in need of second hand goods for their

Charity Shop, The Bargain Box, in 9th Avenue

Shopping Centre, Main Road, Walmer. Any

unwanted saleable items such as books, clothes,

jewellery, crockery, linen, kitchenware, ornaments,

toys etc are welcome. Donations can be collected.

For more info contact 041 581 2852.

Friends of the Art Museum: The AGM will

take place on 23 March at 6pm at the Art Museum

in Central. Thereafter a Music and Art Trivia will

take place and an introduction by local comedian

Roland Gaspar. The Music and Art Trivia is R180

per table (maximum of 6 people per table).

Participants will receive a free bottle of red or white

wine per table and free membership to the Friends

of the Art Museum. To RSVP contact 041 506 2000

or [email protected]. Proposals for

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available on request.

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Alzheimers Eastern Cape: Invites family

members/caregivers from the greater Mount Road

area to attend regular support group meetings on

the last Tuesday of the month. The next meeting is

on 29 March at the ACVV offices, Poplar Avenue,

Steytler Township (near Mercantile Hospital) at 5pm.

For more info contact Linda Swartz at

082 785 5574.

Cancer Fighters Educational Support

Group: Sharing helpful information, success stories

and assisting with natural, healthy, alternative

treatment options. For more info contact Diane at

084 824 0807 or email [email protected].

Retina SA: Blind and partially blind people are

invited to attend drawing and pottery classses.

Classes are held every Monday from 10am to 1pm

by an Art Lecturer, at the Retina SA (Fighting

Blindness) Resource Centre, 14 A Pickering Street,

Newton Park. All welcome. For more info contact

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Honest

Parcel

deliveries also

Call Attila or

Gregory

041 360 2077 /

072 987 2509

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* Free quotations

*High quality

* Professional fitment

SUNDREN 084 585 5510

[email protected]

LAMINATED FLOORING

UNIQUE

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WILLIEWILL

REMOVE IT!

072 708 1874

* For all your building rubble R230

* Garden rubble removal R170

* Garage clearance

* General household rubble

from

from

BACK ON THE ROAD

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Philip de Jager

TRANSPORT

FOR ALL YOUR

TRANSPORT

NEEDS eg,

Furniture, Garden &

Building Rubble etc,

Please give me a

call for Quick,

Reliable and

Affordable Service.

083 937 6749.

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ELECTRICAL

Electricalwiring to

newbuildings, houses,

alterations

Compliance certificates

Electrial repairs to all

lighting, plugs,

stoves, geysers

24 Hr Electrical Repairs

041 481 5883

082 4340740

BUTLERS ELECTRICAL

Prepaid meters (Koopkrag)

for Residence,

Outbuildings, Businesses

PRE-PAIDMETERS (KOOPKRAG)

MUNICIPAL & PRIVATE

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BUILDING

PLANS

Highly experienced

Registered DESIGNER

at reasonable rates

041 585 5372

082 795 6283

Call

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HIGH PRESSURE

CLEANING

of Roofs, Gutters,

Walls and Paving

CARPET &

UPHOLSTERY

CLEANING

Work done with

specialised

industrial machines.

Contact RIAAN or BONES

for Home &

Industrial Services

Fast efficient & affordable

083 270 9756

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Per 1000:

Stocks

Klinkers

R1795

R1995

BRICKS

083432 1023

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DIDUCRON

ELECTRICAL

Phone Richard

071 291 5328

Email:

[email protected]

* General Electrical

Contract

* Certificate of compliance

* General Maintenance

& Installation

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DIRK'S

KITCHEN

Specialing in:

Kitchen, bedroom &

Bathroom cabinet

Installations

Call

041 581 8074

082 454 7457

Visit us at:

Blue Windmill

51-6 Avenue

Walmer

th

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Free Quotations

Call FERDI on

083 651 4321 or

041 360 0825

* Flat Roofs

*

& Roofs

* Roofs

* Roofs

*

* on any Roof

* Painting

MELTHOID

CORRUGATED

IBR

SLATE TILE

ASBESTOS

CHIMNEYS

FLASHING

ROOF

We Waterproof

or Seal

ROOF

LEAKING

SERVICES

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