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2 SUBURBAN BUGLE FRIDAY 3 FEBRUARY 2017 

SURVIVE THE RACE FOR CHARITY 

If you have ever wanted to 

know what it is like to take 

part in some of the world’s 

best game shows, you can 

participate in this year’s Survive 

the Race in aid of the 

Cancer Association of South 

Africa (Cansa) to get a little 

taste of it. 

The event combines TV 

shows Amazing Race,Minute 

to Win It,Survivor and Fear 

Factor into one exciting charity 

race. 

Form a team of six people in 

a car and dress in crazy outfits. 

Each team is given clues to 

12 spots around East London, 

where they are challenged 

with a variety of team-building 

activities. 

Twelve companies in East 

London each host a challenge 

at their premises for 

which the companies pay 

R1000. 

Started in 2011, to date, they 

have managed to raised 

R70000. 

Committee chairperson, 

Jackie Deysel, said they started 

the race because their 

close friends and family were 

affected with cancer and 

therefore decided to raise 

funds for Cansa (Cancer Association 

of SA). 

“To families or friends or if a 

company wants a team-building, 

this is the most fun event 

in East London. There has 

never been a negative outcome, 

everyone enjoys it,” 

she said. 

In 2011, they had 13 teams 

taking part. Last year they 

had 90 teams and this year 

they are hoping for 100 teams. 

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FRIDAY 3 FEBRUARY 2017 SUBURBAN BUGLE 3 

WALTER THE RHINO MADE FROM PLASTIC BAGS 

Lilyfontein Grade 6 pupils Hannah 

van Kets and Ilke King, both 

11, designed the decorative aspects 

of Walter the Rhino who 

was made from 2 000 plastic 

bags in a recycling and art 

project by the children of the 

Brakfontein eco school. 

One thousand plastic bags that 

would otherwise be clogging 

landfills have been fashioned 

into a funky rhino by environmentally 

conscious pupils of Lilyfontein 

School. 

Walter was named by the 

school’s Art and Permaculture 

Teacher Emma Rankin, the 3D 

rhino is another of the school’s 

creative art projects that teach 

children how to marry recycling 

with creativity. 

Emma said “We wanted to inspire 

children to look at rubbish 

in a different way.” 

In 2015 the pupils of Lillyfontein 

made a striking colourful mural 

from 20 000 plastic bottle tops, 

which was triumphantly installed 

near the school’s entrance. 

“For the rhino they collected 

about 2 000 bags and because 

we gave them a three-week 

time period, they could see how 

many bags could have been 

thrown away in such a short time. 

“It is a visual reminder of how 

much waste we produce.” the 

pupils were encouraged to 

source harder-to-find multicoloured 

bags by rewarding them 

with house points, before the 

plywood frame was built by parents 

Lynne and Sean Price. 

Grade 6 pupils Hannah van 

Kets and Ilke King, both 11, won 

a design competition and the 

colourful bags were arranged 

according to their blueprints. 

“I wanted to make my design as 

special as rhinos are and to 

show off the horn,” King said. 

Van Kets said her design hinged 

on a mixture of cool and hot 

colours to enhance Walter’s 

frame. 

“We made the plastic carnations 

by cutting off the tops and bottoms 

of the bags, cutting them 

into strips, curling them up and 

securing them with florist wire,” 

Rankin said. “We packed them 

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tightly to give Walter a puffy look.” 

In the spirit of limiting waste and 

recycling, plastic bag cut-offs 

and unused bags have found a 

use in the permaculture garden 

and art room. 

Rankin said she and the children 

wanted to focus on protecting 

surviving rhinos: “They are 

crazy about the environment 

and it is part of their outdoor 

education and environmental 

awareness as an eco-school.” 

She said Lilyfontein was chosen 

as one of the “Big 5” ecoschools 

in the country by the 

Wildlife and Environment Society 

of South Africa (Wessa) at 

the end of last year and had 

also been awarded its diamond 

status for 10 years as an ecoschool. 

Now that Walter is almost done 

– he still needs a few floral arrangements 

tucked around his 

paws – Rankin is looking forward 

to the school’s next ambitious 

arty recycling project for 

this year. 

“We are going to build a classroom 

out of plastic bottles. We 

will ask children to collect plastic 

water and cooldrink bottles, 

which will be filled with sand 

and non biodegradable material. 

These will be the bricks. 

Then we can use the classroom 

for outdoor education.” 

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HELPING HAND SCHOOLBAG PROJECT 

The Helping Hand Schoolbag 

project has once again aided 

needy pupils in starting their 

big Grade 1 adventure. 

The project, established 10 

years ago in 2007, has since 

assisted more than 30000 pupils 

in need by providing them 

with stationery supplies and 

schoolbags 

every year. 

This year, 

4600 schoolbags 

with essential 

stationery supplies 

will be 

handed over 

to Grade 1 pupils 

across the 

country. 

“Children are 

the bank 

which we invest 

in,” Helping 

Hand 

Executive Director, 

Danie 

Brink, said. 

“Our interest is in their successful 

futures as doctors, teachers 

and leaders of our country. 

“The project plays a vital role in 

the lives of these youngsters 

because with such a bag they 

can start their schooling on an 

equal footing with their peers,” 

he said. 

Helping Hand, founded in 1949, 

has been working to break the 

cycle of poverty in South Africa 

for more than 60 years. 

According to Brink, the foundations 

for a successful future 

are created early on in a child’s 

schooling career. 

In the Eastern Cape, 448 bags 

were distributed to young pupils 

this year, 45 of which were 

handed 

over to 

East London 

pupils. 

“We come 

year after 

year and 

there is always 

a 

greater 

need,” East 

London 

Helping 

Hand regional 

representative, 

Marlene 

Basson, 

said. 

“We know 

the bags are making a difference 

in their lives because we 

see the joy on their faces when 

they get their own bag.” 

Anyone interested in supporting 

Helping Hand or getting 

involved in the East London 

branch, can contact Basson on 

083-501-3166 or e-mail: 

marlene@helpendehand.co.z 

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CANCER SURVIVOR CHOSEN FOR ELITE GROUP 

East Londoner Leonie Harry 

has been selected by the 

American Cancer Society to 

be a Global Relay for Life 

Hero of Hope. 

Leonie Harry is one of four 

South Africans chosen to be 

a Global Relay for Life Hero 

of Hope 

She is one of four South Africans 

to be selected to be 

Heroes of Hope. 

The Global Relay for Life Heroes 

of Hope are symbols of 

people’s personal victories 

over cancer as they encourage, 

support and participate 

in Relay for Life and the mission 

of cancer organisations. 

These exemplary cancer survivors 

are not only willing to 

share stories of their personal 

journey with cancer, but 

are also willing to become a 

voice for cancer organisations 

and the work they do in 

the fight against cancer. 

“These Heroes of Hope’s leadership 

and determination 

helps grow our survivorship 

programmes, as well as Relay 

for Life. These heroes 

have lobbied governments 

and the United Nations for 

support, helped make the 

word ‘survivor’ a celebration 

of life, and created momentum 

for local Relay programmes. 

They are true 

Heroes,” read an excerpt on 

the Cansa Relay for Life website. 

“Relay for Life welcomes our 

heroes to the global network 

of Heroes of Hope who are 

determined to make a difference 

in saving lives by sharing 

their story and leading the 

way. 

“We are grateful for their volunteer 

efforts and support of 

the Cancer Association of 

South Africa. Volunteers like 

this make a difference in the 

fight in reducing cancer. Volunteers 

like these will give 

those on their cancer journey 

the opportunity to celebrate 

more birthdays,” it says. 

The Relay for Life is a fun, 

overnight team event that 

raises awareness about cancer 

and raises funds to fight 

cancer. 

During the relay, teams of 10 

to 15 people, be it friends, 

families or co-workers, commit 

to keeping at least one 

team member walking the 

Three boys walk through the woods and suddenly hear 

cries for help. They follow the sound to the lake and see 

Donald Trump drowning. The boys jump into the water 

and drag him to shore. Trump asks the boys how he can 

repay them. The first boy says, "I want a boat." The 

second boy says, "I want a truck." The third boy says, "I 

want a nice tombstone." Trump asks, "Why is that?" The 

boy says, "Because when my dad finds out I helped save 

you, he's going to kill me." 

track at all times to show that 

cancer never sleeps. 

Each team member is encouraged 

to raise a target to 

support Cansa’s prevention, 

education, early detection, 

advocacy and patient care 

programmes in the region 

where the relay is being held. 

Breast cancer survivor, Harry, 

said she enjoyed bringing 

hope to newly-diagnosed patients. 

“There is never a day 

that passes without me talking 

about cancer. 

“This is my passion,” she said. 

“I always want to tell people 

about cancer. I want to bring 

hope, [to say] that it is going 

to be all right. In December I 

was with a group of people 

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when my phone rang. I went 

to sit in a quiet room. 

“When I resurfaced, they 

asked who I was talking to 

and I told them I did not know, 

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had just been diagnosed with 

cancer. “There was no way I 

wouldn’t take that call,” she 

said. 

“We are truly honoured to 

have these very special people 

being selected as our representatives 

in our country 

for Cansa and Relay for Life 

to spread the messages of 

Hope,” Cansa CEO, Elize 

Joubert said. 

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SELBORNE SPORT & CULTURE 

Week Ending 29 January 2017 

CRICKET: 

SELBORNE U14A VS PORT REX U14A - 24 JANUARY 2017 

Selborne 230/2 (B. Conroy 124 no, H. Rohm 41, H. Zantsi 36 no). 

Port Rex 49 all out. (S. Packery 3/15, A. Gwana 3/5). 

Selborne won by 181 runs. 

SELBORNE U14C VS PORT REX U14C – 24 JANUARY 2017 

Port Rex 10 all out. (L. Milne 3 wkts, Y. Mali 3 wkts, J. Fletcher 3 

wkts) 

Selborne 11. 

Selborne won by 1 run. 

SELBORNE 1 ST XI VS STIRLING HIGH 1 ST XI – 25 th JANUARY 

2017 

Stirling 62 all out (C. Schluter 3/11 hatrick, M. Dewar 1/12, T. 

Elshove 2/19, T. Alexander 2/12). 

Selborne 63/3. (M. Dewar 23 no, J. Raubenheimer 14). 

Selborne won by 7 wickets. 

SELBORNE 3 rd VS DALE COLLEGE 3 RD XI – 25 TH JANUARY 


Selborne 168 all out (C. Peterson 23, A. Mountford 27, J. Dalbock 

20, S. Mngqibisa 20). 

Dale 45 all out (C. Jumba 1/6, L. Schwulst 2/10). 


SELBORNE 5ths VS GRENS 5 TH XI – 25 th JANUARY 2017 

Grens 99 all out. (T. Nicholson 3 wkts, C. Renton 3 wkts). 

Selborne 102/8. (R. Rawlins 31) 

Selborne won by 3 wickets. 

SELBORNE U15B VS PORT REX U15A – 25 JANUARY 2017 

Selborne 139/6 (J. Evans 42, R. Nel 23). 

Port Rex 97/5 (T. Jodwana 2/17). 


SELBORNE 1 ST XI VS HUDSON PARK 1 ST XI – 28 JANUARY 


Hudson Park 187 all out (D. Lones 5/61, M. Dewar 2/16). 

Selborne 137/6 (J. Raubenheimer 42 no, M. Ferrant 37, E. Boucher 

18). 

Selborne drew. 

SELBORNE 2nds XI VS HUDSON PARK 2 ND XI – 28 JANUARY 


Selborne 217 all out. (S. Els 64, D. Thompson 36, A. Brandt 35). 

Hudson Park 88 all out. 


TENNIS 

Congratulations to Ryan Little on finishing Runner-Up in the Brian 

Bands East Cape Open in the Men’s Division. 

Justin Cronje finished in third place. 

WATERPOLO 

GREY BLOEM ITEC 1 ST TEAM TOURNAMENT 26-28 JANU- 

ARY 2017 

FIRST TEAM 

Selborne vs St Benedicts 11-4 

Selborne vs Grey Bloem 8-4 

Selborne vs Crawfords 10-3 

Selborne vs Stirling 8-5 (Quarter-Final) 

Selborne vs Grey PE 0-1 (Semi-Final) 

Selborne vs Redham 6-4 (Ended 3 rd out of 16 Teams) 

ROWING 

SETTLERS’ REGATTA GRAHAMSTOWN 

The following crews did well to win their races at the Eastern 

Cape Sprint Championships: 

First Four 

Second Four 

Second Eight 

U16A Four 

U15B Quad 

The U16 8, U16B Quad and U15A Quad all recorded close seconds. 

CENTRE STRUGGLING AS 

MORE CHILDREN BROUGHT IN 

UTHIXO Ulungile Ministries 

in Stoney Drift is desperately 

looking for donations for their 

baby centre. 

The centre normally cares for 

less than 20 babies, however, 

this year, it already has 26 

babies. 

Centre spokesman Joshua 

Minter said they would not 

be able to take in more than 

30 babies. 

The babies at the centre 

come from different parts of 

East London, such as Reeston, 

Duncan Village and Stoney 

Drift. 

UThixo Ulungile Ministries also 

runs a free school and an 

after- school programme for 

children in the area. Three 

meals a day are also provided 

for the underprivileged 

pre-school children, who 

mainly live in informal settlements. 

They also provide one meal 

for the pupils when they 

leave school and a soup 

kitchen for the community, 

five days a week. 

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“We officially have 26 babies 

in our baby centre of love. 

This is amazing and we have 

the wonderful opportunity to 

love each one of these little 

ones. This is also a wonderful 

opportunity to help partner 

with us, as providing for 

these wonderful babies will 

require everyone’s help,” 

Minter wrote in a plea for 

assistance on the centre’s 

Facebook page. 

“There is a lot that we need as 

we spend a lot of money on 

food because we have to 

make sure that we feed them 

[the children] healthy food,” 

he said. 

The pre-school and feeding 

scheme are in desperate 

need of: mattresses, chairs 

and tables, cots, walking 

rings, nappies, wet wipes, 

baby formula, baby porridge, 

water bottles, bottles, face 

cloths and baby products. 

To assist in any way, contact 

Minter on 073-135-4673. 

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bringing about 8000 bikers 

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Sponsored by Harley Davidson, 

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of the event. 

“East London will be invaded 

by more than 5000 Harleys 

and about 3000 other [motor] 

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event liaison officer, Peter 

Bruton, said. 

Harley enthusiasts will be 

happy to know that more than 

5000 Harley Davidson bikes 

will cruise into town for the 

annual Africa Bike Week to 

be held in East London for 

the first time this year 

During Bike Week, visitors 

can expect to indulge in Billy 

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race at the East London 

Grand Prix Circuit and a 

massive bike ride past the 

Esplanade to end it all off. 

“There will also be free demo 

rides, various stalls, live performances 

from top South African 

artists and much more,” 

Africa Bike Week project manager, 

Carl Frayne, said. 

There will also be an opportunity 

for those brave and eager 

enough, to learn how to 

ride a motorbike. “Through 

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