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Enviro awards - St Christopher's still number 1 in EC 

THE curtain for this year’s 

Enviro Awards competition 

came down at the 

Boardwalk Hotel in Port Elizabeth 

on 15 September 2016. 

St. Christopher’s Private 

School walked away with the 

first prize of R100 000 in the 

high school category after 

winning the title for the third 

time. 

St. Christopher previously 

won the provincial competition 

in 2013 and 2015. By 

winning this year’s competition, 

the school became the 

first school to successfully 

defend its position as the 

best in the province. 

Enviro awards is organised 

by the Eastern Cape Department 

of Economic 

Development, Environmental 

Affairs, and Tourism 

(DEDEAT) and the purpose 

of the competition is to encourage 

schools to get involved 

in environmental 

science projects as well as 

sustainable 

practice. 

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environmental 

ENVIRO CHAMPS: St Christohers Private school learners with the R100 

000 cheque they received for winning this years Enviro provincial competition 

held in Port Elizabeth. 

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Enviro awards - St Christopher's 

still number 1 in EC 

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Six regional champions in 

each category made it to the 

finals. 

Speaking at the event, Hon 

MEC Sakhumzi Somyo who 

was represented by the managing 

director of the department 

Mr Albert Mfeyana said: 

'The department is investing a 

lot of money in this competition 

because they know these 

learners are the ones to proffer 

solutions to the numerous 

problems plaguing our planet 

and it is imperative that they 

get exposed at an early age'. 

The themes for this year’s 

competition were: Save the 

Earth (Primary School) 

and sustaining Our Economy 

through Ecological Infrastructure 

(High School). 

The competition attracts prizes 

ranging from five thousand 

rand (R 5000) to 

twenty thousand rand (R 20 

000) at the regional level and 

twenty five thousand rand 

(R25 000) to one hundred 

thousand rand (R 100 000) 

at the provincial level. 

The chairperson of the environmental 

science committee 

at St. Christopher Mr 

Ernest Egbe said: 'Our 

school has become more environmentally 

friendly in the 

past four years as we have a 

lot of environmental science 

projects' 

'This competition is good for 

all learners but preparing for 

it requires a great 

deal of hard work, dedication, 

research and presentation 

skills. 

'I am proud of my learners 

once again” he concluded. 

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Spanish-style fish stew 

• 1 tbsp olive oil 

• 1 onion, finely chopped 

• 3 cloves garlic, crushed 

• 2 sticks celery, finely sliced 

• 1 bulb fennel, finely sliced 

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• 2 tsp mild Spanish paprika 

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and gently submerge it in the 

liquid. Cover and simmer for 

five minutes until the fish is 

just cooked. Gently stir in the 

lemon juice and parsley and 

season to taste. Garnish with 

extra parsley leaves and 

serve with lemon wedges. 

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Lion time in the Cape at Annual District Conference 

THE annual Lions District 

410D Conference was held in 

Swellendam this past 

weekend (30th September to 

2nd October) and attracted 

delegates from all over the 

District. 

Because of the distance and 

cost only four King Lions – 

Russell Volker and Brian, 

Andrew and Ann von der 

Decken and their partners in 

service Pat Volker and Janet 

von der Decken were able to 

attend, but they enjoyed a 

most interesting and well 

organised weekend. 

Apart from the business side 

of the conference – reports 

on several of the important 

Lions projects such as the 

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AWARD TIME: King Lion Brian von der Decken receiving an award at the 

Lions 410D conference held in Swellendam at the weekend 

Peace Poster Contest – the 

entries from our District were 

on display for the delegates 

to view, and the Lions 

Snugglers – the sleeping 

bags made from newspaper 

and plastic, and a 

presentation by Mr Marais 

Steyn on organ and tissue 

donation which was very 

informative and inspiring, a 

parade along the main street 

in Swellendam received 

waves and cheers from the 

public, and there was plenty 

of fellowship and fun at a 

Meet ‘n Greet on the Friday 

evening and a Theme 

Evening on Saturday where 

several Clubs performed skits 

to the amusement of all 

present. 

Awards were presented to the 

winners of the various District 

Competitions and the KWT 

Lions Club won the Top 

Newsletter and Top Secretary 

[Lion Francois de Villiers was 

last year’s Club Secretary] 

Awards as well the awards for 

raiding other clubs and for 

retention of members. 

”It is hard work recruiting new 

members,” Brian von der 

Decken commented, “and 

we do our best but it is of 

perhaps greater importance 

retaining those that we have 

in the club because much of 

the time spent of bringing in 

new members is wasted if 

they do not stay in the club. 

'It is also very importance for 

morale and for gaining new 

ideas that clubs raid one 

another although the cost of 

travelling and the safety on 

the roads makes this difficult. 

We do have great fun, though, 

when we go on raids.” 

The KWT Lions Club is proud 

of the service that its 

members are able to perform 

in our community, which is 

largely thanks to the support 

of the businesses and the 

media and always 

encourages service-minded 

volunteers to join a service 

club and to help to make a 

difference in the lives of 

those in need.


SPCA Bikers Breakfast raises big bucks for King SPCA 

DESPITE poor weather and 

poor attendance at this 

years Rotary SPCA Bikers 

Breakfast held at the Dale 

College rugby fields at the 

weekend an impressive 

amount of close to R26 000 

was raised for the King SP- 

CA. 

This event takings were 

matched by King Rotary to 

make a handsome figure of 

just short of R26 000, according 

to SPCA chairperson Annette 

Rademeyer. 

A raffle draw added to the 

coffers and several bikers 

walked off with great prizes. 

'We sold 70 breakfasts,' said 

Annette adding that she was 

not sure how many biker 

attended – I didn’t count 

them but I estimate maybe 

20 – 30. 

'We usually have 150 and 

more. The weather played a 

huge role,' Annette said. 

The SPCA would like to thank 

the KWT Rotary Club and 

Anns for their hard work and 

support on Sunday. 

'Many of them would have 

liked to stay warm under the 

duvet I’m sure, but they 

came out and worked to turn 

it into a very successful 

event,'she said. 

'To the SPCA committee who 

jumped in and helped and to 

the bikers - you guys 

rock...some of them (the 

bikers) even arrived in their 

cars instead of on their bikes 

because of the rain but 

DONORS: Members of the Skulls and Carbon after donating R5 000 to the 

King SPCA at a Bikers Breakfast on Sunday 

support they did,' said Annette. 

She said the event was the 

SPCA's biggest annual fundraiser. 

'This year Rotary decided to 

match what we raised... up 

to the amount of R12 

000...thank you so much to 

the Rotary Club for your support. 

'I am truly humbled by this 

fantastic result - despite the 

rain. But I am happy for the 

rain too because we need 

grass to grow for the animals 

who have nothing to eat in 

the veld so it was a win/ win 

all round.' 

One of the highlights of the 

event was a cash donation 

of R5 000 by motor bike 

clubs Skull Wings MCC and 

Carbon MC. 

“We raised the money at an 

event called the Iron Saddle 

held in Winterstrand,' said 

biker Shane Luck. 

“We decided this year that we 

would donate the proceeds 

from the event to the King 

SPCA,' he said. 

'The reason they made the 

donation to the SPCA is that 

Shane’s dog was sick with 

billiary some time ago and 

he tried to get help for the 

dog and no one would help 

him. 

'He drove all the way to King 

to bring his dog to the SPCA 

for treatment and was 

helped immediately without 

any demands being made 

for money up front. His dog 

survived the billiary and he 

still has it today. 

'He was struck by the compassion 

showed towards his 

dog and the willingness of 

King SPCA staffers to assist 

him when he desperately 

needed help for his dog,' 

said Annette. 

The event was attended by 

motorcyclists from Harley 

Davidson, Ulysses, Tribal 

Cats, Midnight, Motto Mecca, 

Carbon, Skulls, Unforgiven 

and Border Bastards. 

The car of the event went to 

a BMW i8 owned by Gordon 

Nicholson of East London. 

Miss SPCA this year was 

Jenny Moss who collected 

funds by “walking around 

with an SPCA money box.' 

“I am a strict vegetarian and 

an SPCA volunteer worker... 

I love animals,' she said. 

Biker Geoff Willmers and his 

wife Julie braved the weather 

and 'came by car'“When 

we left East London it was 

pouring with rain so we decided 

to come by car,' Geoff 

explained. 

'We wanted to support the 

King SPCA and decided rather 

than miss we would use 

four wheels to make the 

breakfast.' 

The event also marked the 

birthday of Rotary Ann Jenny 

Heathcote.


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Rotary organises eye tests for learners 

THIRTEEN learners from 

Schornville Primary school 

had their eyes tested last 

week as part of a Rotary drive. 

The eye tests were done by 

DM Optometrists at no cost. 

Senior Elna Heuer also received 

a set of bio-focals on 

the day after she approached 

Rotary. 

“I am so happy about what 

Rotary did for him. I can see 

better and read now,' said 

Elizabeth. 

On the day twenty-five learners 

were meant to have their 

eyes tested but only 13 arrived 

at school,' a school 

spokesperson said. 

“The balance will have there 

eyes tested at a later date in 

October,' said Rotary president 

Dave Heathcote. 

He said that every year Rotary 

held a project which focused 

on the youth as the 

recipients and this year 'eye 

month' was our deciding factor. 

“We believe that both child 

and parent need to be made 

aware of any health or medical 

conditions that need to be 

treated in its early stages as 

the youth are the future' 

He said the eye testing went 

off well and of the 13 learners 

tested 4 needed spectacles 

'and received them before 

they left the premises.' 

'There were children that 

were unable to make it so 

Dean has set aside the 28 

October to examine them. He 

has made arrangements with 

teachers to bring them in for 

the eye testing,' said Dave. 

He added: 'This is great Free 

service to the community and 

Dean should be applauded. 

Well done to also Peter and 

Prittee Dhaya for all that they 

did to make the testing possible 

and for providing the kids 

each with a party pack. 

'I have given Dean Radue a 

framed photo thanking him 

and his staff and have also 

arranged with The Bugle to 

publish an article thanking 

him,' said Dave. 

One of the learners tested, 

Grade 3 learner Athuke 

Mkontwana said:' I have also 

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had a vision problem and battle 

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class “The 'eye lady' who tested 

my eyes told me a I need 

glasses and when they gave 

them to me I was so excited. 

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class and see things clearly 

on the board,' she said. 

Parent Themba Msimanga 

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school identified children with 

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Kuselo to host My Hero Day 

KUSELO Child and Youth 

Care Centre will host their 

annual My Hero Day to honor 

those organisations who play 

a valuable part in the daily 

lives of vulnerable children 

who are at risk or in crises. 

The event takes place at 

Kuselo in Quzini next 

Wednesday starting promptly 

at 10am.“On this day children 

in our care will hand over 

appreciation certificates 

to special invited guests 

from various organisations 

and departments who have 

made a valuable difference in 

their lives,' said Amanda Coetzee, 

a director at Kuselo.'It 

is important to Kuselo CYCC 

that children in our care who 

are at risk or in crises to be 

thankful and appreciative of 

officials and persons who 

have gone the extra mile to 

help them, especially those 

persons who have helped 

them to overcome their trauma 

and abuse or assisted 

them to be out of harms way. 

“Our children wish to dedicate 

this day as a special MY HE- 

RO DAY whereby they honor 

these persons. The children 

are preparing a small event 

for the invited guests,' said 

Amanda.She said to all the 

officials of Welfare Organisations 

and Departments who 

deal with children in crises ' 

we as Kuselo wish to thank 

you for your hard work, because 

of your dedication and 

commitment to child care, 

children's lives are saved, 

they have a better and brighter 

future because of your intervention'. 

'Please join us on this day 

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day for the children, concluded 

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Kuselo CYCC gets 

ready for 'intake' 

THE Department of Social 

Development Amathole Municipality 

District has verbally 

confirmed approval of Kuselo 

CYCC's residential care facility. 

'The approval is now in Bhisho 

being signed. It is hoped that 

the certificate of approval will 

be issued this week,' according 

to Founding Director, 

Amanda Coetzee. 'It has been 

a long and difficult road 

getting the centre registered 

as a Protection site, this 

certification will allow us to 

house and care for abused, 

abandoned and neglected 

children who are removed 

from their homes through the 

courts and willplaced into our 

care. 

'The difficulty in registration is 

due to the demarcated location 

where the centre is 

situated between Stutterheim, 

Amathole and Buffalo City 

Metron,' said Amanda. 

She said the Demarcation is 

now all done 'so now the Amathole 

Municipality has registered 

our Centre within their 

district.'A special thank you to 

staff of the Department of Social 

Development, Stutterheim, 

Amathole and Buffalo 

City for all the efforts and assistance 

given to Kuselo CY- 

CC in their struggle for 

registration. 

'Your determination and support 

is highly appreciated. 

The centre is legally approved 

and is able to operate and 

function as a residential care 

facility,' said Amanda. 

She also thanked the community 

and public for all their 

support, assistance and commitment 

throughout this difficult 

time. 

“Without your love and care 

this registration would not 

have been possible,' said 

Amanda. 

'The centre structure is ready 

for intake. Once the certificate 

is received this week, 

children will be placed immediately 

into our facility. 

'We appeal to the community 

to support these children as 

we are in urgent need of food, 

clothing of all sizes and 

bedding. 

“Our premises will house and 

care for 60 children. Ages will 

range from 0 - 18 years. 

'Please help us to stock our 

store before the children 

arrive so that we can provide 

them with 3 meals a day and 

a loving home away and free 

from abuse and violence, ' 

said manda.She said this was 

an exciting time for Kuselo 

staff who have been waiting 

patiently to open the doors 

to children at risk and in crisis. 

“Not because of just getting 

children but because we will 

be able to give them a home 

where we can care for them 

and they will no longer have 

to fear hunger or abuse. 

'We can show them love and 

compassion, help them to 

overcome their trauma and 

in so doing help them to grow 

into the person they are 

intended to be. 

'This can only be possible 

with the support of our 

community and public. As a 

Non Profit Organisation we 

are currently not funded by 

any Government Department 

and therefore request all the 

assistance we can get to care 

for these children,' concluded 

Amand. 

If you are able to assist in 

any way please contact 

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Supplementary education can reduce your 

child’s stress levels and help them achieve 

Every parent wants their 

children to enjoy school, 

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happy and successful lives. 

Today however, more 

children than ever are 

complaining of stress due to 

the pressures of schoolwork 

and impending exams. 

Talking through problems, 

identifying troublesome 

subjects and asking teachers 

for extra work can help 

reduce your child's anxiety. 

However, many parents are 

now looking beyond school 

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form of supplementary 

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There are a number of types 

of supplementary education 

available and it is important to 

choose the right one for your 

child. Whether struggling or 

not, each child needs to grasp 

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Firm foundations must be 

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children need to develop the 

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support they can minimise 

their chiIdren's stress and 

give them the best possible 

chance to achieve their 

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THE BUGLE FRIDAY 7 OCTOBER 2016

FRIDAY 7 OCTOBER 2016 

THE BUGLE


SPAR FAMILY CHALLENGE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR REACH FOR A DREAM 

If you have always wanted to 

give back to 

your community but had no 

idea how, SPAR Family Challenge 

has a healthy way to 

help you do that. 

The annual SPAR Family 

Challenge fun run event on 

October 8 will raise funds for 

Reach for a Dream (RFAD) – 

an institution for terminally-ill 

children in the East 

London area. 

RFAD’s Eastern Cape 

branch manager Ronell Davel 

said they are very pleased 

to have been this year’s beneficiary 

because the money 

raised would help terminallyill 

children realise their 

dreams. 

“The East London community 

are always supportive, not 

just to us but to all the charities 

and we are very grateful 

for that,” she said. 

By realising the dreams, Davel 

said they want to bring 

hope to the lives of the children. 

“They forget all about their 

treatment and the pain that it 

brings. Their excitement is 

priceless,” Davel said. 

She said in one month, they 

help realise at least 26 

dreams. RFAD assists children 

from three to 18 years 

old, who are battling illnesses 

such as leukaemia, HIV and 

Aids, duchenne muscular dystrophy, 

liver sclerosis, nephrotic 

syndrome and cancer. 

The SPAR Family Challenge 

consists of 5km and 9.8km 

runs. Participants in both races 

will start from Beaconhurst 

School then go along Avalon 

Road, Imp Lane, Junction 

Road and Hillcrest Drive and 

back to finish at the school. 

Eastern Cape promotions 

and advertising controller Roseann 

Shadrach said, with 

their emphasis on family participation 

and healthy lifestyles, 

the SPAR Family 

Challenge was a perfect fit 

for the retailer. 

She said participants would 

be treated to some spectacular 

entertainment, including a 

special performance by comedian 

Gino Fabbri and emcee 

Graham Gordon. There 

would also be lucky draw 

incentives, one of which is a 

spa treatment and a lunch at 

Miarestate Boutique Hotel 

and Spa. 

Runners and walkers can 

enter 

on www.sparfamilychallenge 

.co.za or at cycle shops in the 

city until October 5. Registration 

is from 10am to 7pm at 

the Beaconhurst sports field 

on the day before the event. 

INVITATION TO ALL ART 

LOVERS 

An art exhibition, with 39 local artists participating, will be held 

at Kings Mall from 8 – 15 October in shop 11 which is situated 

close to Pick ‘n Pay. 

All funds raised during this event, that is being organized by 

the Gonubie Lions Club in conjunction with King's Mall, will 

go towards the Carel du Toit Centre where deaf children are 

taught to speak. 

Viewing hours will be from 10:00 to 18:00 daily and all readers 

are cordially invited to pop in to admire our local talent. 

SWIMMING AND WATER SAFETY LESSONS 

FOR INFANTS AND TODDLERS.


Dimbaza to rise out of the ashes 

MORE than R300-million has 

been earmarked for revitalising 

the Dimbaza industrial 

hub, with a number of projects 

and jobs in mind to boost 

the economy in Buffalo City 

Metro. 

The hub was once an active 

industrial node under the 

apartheid government, but 

over the last decade many 

companies have pulled out 

and several factories in the 

area now stand abandoned. 

A start-up budget of R344- 

million is to be spread across 

three years for the Dimbaza 

industrial hub and the establishment 

of an industrial eco 

park. 

In the 2016-17 financial year, 

R118-million will be spent, in 

2017-18, R172-million, and 

the year after, R54-million, 

mainly from the Department 

of Trade and Industry (DTI). 

The Eastern Cape Development 

Corporation (ECDC) is 

spearheading and managing 

the project, and if council 

approves, BCM will play a 

role in upgrading the bulk 

infrastructure, issuing planning 

approvals, environmental 

health permits and 

re-zoning processes. 

A food factory, recreation and 

eating space, retail centre, 

upgrading of roads and infrastructure 

are just some of the 

projects in the pipeline for the 

area. 

BCM’s new council speaker, 

Alfred Mtsi, said the new 

council would discuss and 

decide on the Dimbaza Industrial 

Hub and Eco Park 

projects soon. 

Road construction in King 

causing major hassles 

OUR main roads are in such 

bad condition after the construction 

company who is supposed 

to be repairing another 

section has had to dig up 

(due to infracture upgrades) 

and leave 'hazardous conditions' 

for motorists. 

Now there are these huge 

'potholes' just getting bigger 

and more dangerous. 

Who is going to pay for our 

vehicles suspension, tyres 

and rims to be repaired! Most 

insurance companies do not 

pay for tyres damaged by potholes. 

I just wish they would start a 

section get finished then 

move on. This is going to 

cause the closure of businesses, 

which leads to unemployment, 

etc, etc, etc. 

Did the person who approved 

the work really think about 

what they were doing. They 

should have never closed off 

the entire section of Grey 

street. Maybe only half, then 

get it done then the other half. 

And another one, our fuel bill 

has gone up because of the 

long wait in queues or stop 

go's avoiding holes or the 

detour we have to travel to 

get to work. 

DA councillor Annette Rademeyer 

responds: I drove 

through town and the suburbs 

this week and I am horrified at 

little bits being dug up all over 

the place and the trenches 

etc and today I hear that the 

N2 from just outside King to 

Breidbach will be closed and 

residents must use alternative 

routes when going to EL! 

That's going to be fun. I am 

writing to the SANRAl engineers 

who had a meeting at 

the golf club and who undertook 

that the process would 

be as little disruptive as possible. 

I will also insist that they fix 

the trenches - someone is 

going to get killed hitting one 

of those and flipping their car. 

*The Bugle is waiting for a 

response from SANRAL regarding 

the situation of the 

road upgrades in King.


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7. If the Milk Expired Three Weeks Ago, 

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15. Retro? Or Just Hideous?: Re-examining Your 

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On the run 

with 

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Core strength . 

AS a runner of many years I 

have often heard people talk 

about how important core 

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But as many runners do, I 

have ignored this over the 

years, to my detriment. As 

one gets older Core strength 

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and runners/walkers and 

generally anyone doing exercise 

of any sort should try to 

focus on core strength sessions 

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There is no clear definition of 

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basically it will always entail 

components of balance and 

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You can do your own core 

training at home by incorporating 

abdominal work, plank 

etc but to get the best results 

get hold of your local gym 

and see if any programmes 

/classes that are being held 

focus on this . 

As your core becomes stronger 

you will notice a marked 

improvement in your running, 

especially on the hills. 

One does not realize the 

importance of your Glutes 

(bum muscles ), for instance, 

until you start doing proper 

core strength work. 

Overall body strength starts 

from the core ! 

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The Ventriloquist 

A young ventriloquist is touring the 

clubs and stops to entertain at a bar in 

a small town. He's going through his 

usual run of stupid blond jokes, when 

a big blond woman in the fourth row 

stands on her chair and says: "I've 

heard just about enough of your 

denigrating blond jokes! 

What makes you think you can 

stereotype women that way? What 

does a person's physical attributes 

have to do with their worth as a human 

being? 

It's guys like you who keep women 

like me from being respected at work 

and in my community, of reaching my 

full potential as a person ... because 

you and our kind continue to 

perpetuate discrimination against not 

only blondes but women at large ... all 

in the name of humor." 

Flustered, the ventriloquist begins to 

apologize, but the blond stops him. 

"You stay out of this. Mister, I'm talking 

to that little jerk on your knee!"


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NAAICE ! 

It was a nice clean sweep for 

the South African teams this 

last weekend with our rugby 

and cricketers leaving the 

Aussies thinking “what happened 

?'...hopefully, this 

“momentum” can be carried 

through for the remaining 

three 50-over tests....and 

while on clean sweeps, The 

Earl and staff had some clean 

sweeping to do of their own 

on Sunday after about three 

hundred bikers converged on 

The Ritz for an all night 

party/sleep over on Saturday 

afternoon. Anyway, a very festive 

time was had by all, despite 

those sleeping in tents 

in all that rain, for the Motor 

Parkrun gets the 

youngsters out 

Continued from Back Page... 

The commitment by all is 

fantastic to see on a weekly 

basis . 

Notably also this weekend 

the Gratz family had a full 

turnout and they ALL had 

barcodes this time. 'Well 

done Wayne, Megan, Sarah 

and Bridget,' said Mike. 

He said it was fantastic to see 

so many families turning out 

every weekend. 

'Maybe we should have a 

'family day'... Design a t-shirt 

Mecca bikers clubs' 20 th anniversary. 

RYDER CUP 

The Americans beat Europe 

on the weekend, 17-11. Formula 

One racing is not exactly 

on the top over the writers 

viewing list, but, it is a whole 

lot more palitable than listening 

to those loud, uncouth 

baying and whooping American 

spectators around the 

golf course...it became quite 

frustrating for the Europeans 

who were subjected to sledging 

and insults from the sides 

over the fairways, and, one of 

the British commentators 

used an apt phrase to describe 

that racket as 

“mindless”..spot on, Boetie. 

TECHNOLOGY ? 

It's quite frustrating phoning 

varies company offices that 

we all have to deal with.. 

banks, insurance, doctors etc. 

You always end up taking to a 

phone “secretary” who gives 

you multiple options, except 

the police who don't answer 

the phone or take their time 

doing so. However, all is not 

lost, someone supplied this 

/ costume and see how many 

family members you can 

entice to join us! Just a 

thought,' he urged. 

For the record : L Shush was 

1st ( 18.25) M Gqotile, 2nd, 

S Ngqoba 3rd. In the Ladies 

Nosintu Macanda was 1st 

(26.26 ), Michelle June Ferreira 

2nd, and Leche Smith 3rd . 

'Well done all of you see you 

on Saturday,' concluded Mike. 

Instructions 

In case you needed further proof that the human race is doomed, here are 

some actual label instructions on consumer goods: 

• On Sears hair dryer: Do not use while sleeping. 

• On a bag of Fritos: You could be a winner! No purchase necessary. Details 

inside. 

• On a bar of Dial soap: Directions: Use like regular soap. 

• Some Swann frozen dinners: Serving suggestion: Defrost. 

• On a hotel-provided shower cap in a box: Fits one head. 

• On packaging for a Rowenta Iron: Do not iron clothes on body 

• On Boot's CHILDREN's Cough Medicine: Do not drive car or operate 

machinery 

• On Nytol (a sleep aid): Warning: may cause drowsiness 

• On a kitchen knife: Warning: Keep out of children. 

BY 

ROB 

ROY 

one which has a different 

take on things ; “you have 

reached 

Midway 

Parmacy...press one... for 

reception, press two... for 

drug dispensing, press 

hash... for marijuana “. 

DON'T FORGET.. 

...that steaks (300g) are available 

every Wednesday, at 

ten cents per gram. which 

includes a roll. 

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...Wed – steaks and rolls. 

...Wed – King Bottle Store 

attendance draw. 

...Weekend – watch all the 

sport at The Ritz. 

AND FINALLY 

“help somebody when they 

are in trouble and they will 

remember you...when they 

get into trouble again”. 

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Parkrun gets the youngsters out 

commented on the speed of 

many of our young runners 

as well, added Mike. 

He said so many milestones 

are being reached on a 

weekly basis that it is difficult 

to keep up but here goes: 

Tarryn Willard volunteered for 

the 25th time, Margaret 

Foxcroft did her 30th Parkrun, 

Andre Johannes (20 ) Lynn 

Ikin (20), Bukhosi Ndakisa 

(10), Mwelase Puza (10), 

Lynn Neuper (25 ) with her 

dog doing about 20 I reckon!). 

'There are so many more 

runners in the high 20's etc 

and I will try and acknowledge 

all as the weeks go on,' 

said Mike. 

Continued on Pg. 19... 

FAMILY AFFAIR: The Gratz family (with barcodes) who turned out for 

Parkrun no 33 at the weekend 

PARKRUN 33 saw in the 

month of October in fine style 

with 112 participants. 

'Noticeable was the large 

amount of youngsters out on 

the course on Saturday. This 

is really encouraging as the 

youth is our future,' sia 

organiser Mike Webb. 

Weather conditions for running 

on Saturday were ideal 

and the course is in immaculate 

condition. 'Many thanks 

to Derick Webb and the staff 

for maintaining it so beautifully... 

truly an asset to our 

town,' said Mike. 

Bob Norris , the chairman of 

Parkrun in the Eastern Cape, 

visited us on Saturday and 

was full of praise for the 

course, the atmosphere and 

the organization. 

'Well done to all. He also 

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