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EX­SECURITY guard Dladla, who had recentlyleft the employ of Field Security, was sentencedto 15 years imprisonment in the Greytown Re­gional Magistrate's Court on 3 November oncharges of armed robbery. The court heard thatDladla, on 20 February 2013, together with twocousins he named as Mxolisi and Scelo, robbedat gunpoint Field Security guard Isaac Ngcobo,who was based at Tuta Carriers, Kranskop. DuringMr Ngcobo’s shift, he was held up at gunpointand robbed of a bakkie and cash belonging toGeoffrey Newlands of Tuta Carriers. Newlandsgave chase, using his tracker system on the stolenbakkie to track Dladla, who was apprehendedas he tried to flee the scene. His two accomplicesescaped and are still at large.

State prosecutor Premie Naidoo managed toprove, via evidence led, that Dladla was one ofthe three who had robbed Ngcobo, who couldnot identify the robbers. However Dladla’sknowledge of the scene and various items foundon him directly linked him to, and implicated himin, the robbery. He had previously worked as aguard at Tuta Carriers.

Naidoo called for the 15 year minimum sen­tence to be invoked, arguing that there existedno substantial or compelling circumstances forthe court to deviate from the mandatory mini­mum sentence. She argued that armed robberiesare a plague that need to be removed from socie­ty.

Armed robbergets 15 years

FOR years and years, vehicles,pedestrians and animals havecompeted to cross the TugelaRiver at Tugela Ferry on thenarrow single lane bridge.But better access is in the

pipeline with the announce-mentonSaturdaybyPresidentZuma of a new R55 millionbridge. At the sod turning cer-emony for the new bridge, thepresident said that this struc-turewould facilitate access forcommunities in Msinga.Department of Rural Devel-

opment and Land Reform is inpartnership with the KZN De-partment of Transport to buildthe 170 meter bridge.Preliminary designs have

been completed. The R55 mil-lion cost includes R30 million

for the construction of thebridge, with the access roadand design costs estimated atR25 million.Among the many benefits

will be the direct link to crosstheriver for theMashunkaandNgubo communities allowingthem easy access to medicaland educational facilities.In all, as part of the Govern-

ment's comprehensive RuralDevelopment programmewhich is aimed at tackling un-employment, food security,poverty etc, the President an-nounced that R70 millionwould be spent on upgrades inMsinga to improve the qualityof life, increasing access to ba-sic services and creating jobsand job opportunities.

The Tugela Ferry Irrigationscheme consists of 728 hec-tares of irrigated land alongthe Tugela River - more than1 000 small farmers have ben-efitted from the allocation ofplots onwhich theygrowvege-tables. This improves food se-curity and income with thesurplus sold.First constructed over a

hundred years ago, the TugelaFerry Irrigation scheme wasoriginally designed as a floodirrigation system, but hassince been expanded.

A total of R39-million hasbeen made available towardsthe upgrading of this schemefor completion early next year.Studies by the Department

of Economic Development

have shown that goat produc-tion is one of the key activitiesin Msinga, with 69% of thehouseholds owning goats.To support the development

of theeconomicaspectsof goatfarming, the construction of apermanent saleyard was pro-grammed - this has been com-pleted at the cost of R1.9-mil-lion and was handed over onSaturday to the Msinga Live-stock Association.In summing up these pro-

jects, Zuma said that throughthe comprehensive rural de-velopment programme “weare beginning to see a trans-formation of the rural land-scape of our country and animprovement in the liveli-hoods of rural communities.”

Millions to be spent inMsinga upgrades

MUCH to the relief of farmers andgardeners, it actually rained in Octo­ber ­ but still more is required.

Total recorded at Pannar Re­search was 77mm. The 41 year meanis 92.52 ­ the lowest recorded was

just 35.2mm in 2008/9 and thehighest 190.4 for 2012/13. 39.8 hasbeen recorded from 1 November to9 November ­so here’s hoping. InGreytown itself, 65mm was recordedin October. The highest temperature

according to Pannar Research wasa scorching 36.4 on 30 October, withthe minimum a cold 3.4 on 5 October.The level of Lake Merthley this weekwas 55.08% full and 1.860 metresbelow the dam wall

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It was a happy and enjoyable pre­Diwali celebration for members ofthe Greytown Senior Citizens Association.

Happy Diwali

LASTmonth, theGreytownGa-zette reported on a spate ofburglaries intownandongoingtheft of doors and vandalisa-tion at Tholinhlanhla PrimarySchool.Itwasreported thatanunder

ageyoungsterhadbeenarrest-ed and then released and thedoor thefts continued. This re-

port was viewed very seriouslybyGreytownPoliceandClusterCommander Colonel Khumaloundertook to investigate.In a report back this week,

Colonel Khumalo said that the

matter was investigated andhe concedes that there “weregaps identified during the in-vestigationof thiscaseandthatremedial corrective measureshave been put in place.” The

Greytown Police assure Thol-inhalanla management thatthis crime “will not be repeat-ed.” With regard to the Thol-inhlanhla thefts, Kholwa Zak-we was arrested and charged

- he has been linked to theschool and five previously re-ported cases of theft.Zakwe’s application for bail

which was heard on 6 Novem-ber was successfully opposedby the State. He has been re-manded into custody and hisnext court appearance is on 20November.

Police action on thefts

THROUGHOUT the world, theIce Bucket Challenge has beenhitting the headlines.

This is the Rice Bucket chal-lenge to help those four leggedPAW ones who, through nofault of their own, need to behoused, fed and protected by

the wonderful SPCA organisa-tion.

There is a special collectionbasket at Aheers. Please do-nate brown rice (or any petfood) - it will be most gratefullyreceived by the four legged res-idents at Greytown SPCA.

Kat Lee hands over packets of brown rice to Jackie Chapman of theGreytown SPCA in the Rice Bucket Challenge.

Rice bucket challenge

UMVOTI ShorinKempoKarate associa-tion, under the leadership of SenseiThulani Sibisi from Gauteng, hosted adevelopment tournament in the CivicHall Greytown last weekend. In the un-der 45 kg, Mpilonhle Dlomo came first,in the under 35 kgMpiloHlogwane tooksecond place and Sbongakonke Mkhizewas awarded the title of best fighter ofthe tournament. - Supplied by SempaiNkululeko Zondin and Sempai SbonisoDladla.

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UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

Notice is hereby given that the following contractualpositions exist at Umvoti Municipality, and thereforesuitably qualified individuals are invited to apply.

Vacancy: DriverSalary: NegotiableMinimum RequirementsValid Code 14 Drivers license with PRDP; Relevant 3 YearsTruck Driving Experience; Good Communication Skills; Mustbe familiar with containerised freight and container depots.

DutiesDrive truck to load and offload containers; Drive truck tocollect waste from Kranskop and Greytown and transport itto Pietermaritzburg Land fill site and Complete log book andwork orders to indicate whether daily tasks are completed.

Vacancy: Tractor DriverSalary: NegotiableMinimum RequirementsValid Code 10 Drivers license with PRDP; Relevant 3 Years’Experience; Good Communication Skills.

DutiesDrive tractor with a slasher for cutting grass in parks, openspaces and vacant land; Drive tractor with trailer for pickingup of garden refuse and Complete log book and work ordersto indicate whether daily tasks are completed

Written applications accompanied by a CurriculumVitae, certified copies of ID document, qualificationsand driver’s licence should be submitted by no later than19th November 2014 by 12:00 to the Municipal Manager,Umvoti Municipality, PO Box 71, Greytown 3250.

Mr B.A. Xulu PO Box 71 Notice No.Municipal Manager Greytown 3250 2026

WE children, and everyone’sinner child surely, naturallylove music, and so we calledour new theme “sound of mu-sic”. Whether the music is softand soothing, or a lively tune,we feel it both physically andemotionally. Through music,

we are learning to do newthings, moving our bodies inrhythm with the music.A ‘disco’ on Friday gave us thechance to dress up as a discogirl or boy and to learn themovements of the ‘Macarena’dance. What tremendous fun!

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OUR Grade nine music pupilsperformed at Tranquili-Tealast Thursday night, provid-ing the diners with some fineentertainment as JordanPope, Sven Klar, Luke Hay-ward, Hugh Bouwer, ChantalJonker, Meike Meyer, ChristelBrüggemann, EnochMnkathi, and Elisabeth Tön-sing all performed items thatformpartof theirvocalexami-nations. It was the ideal set-ting- thecrowdlovedthesing-ing and the whole experiencewas invaluable to the singers.In cricketing news, our U13

team took on Wembley Col-lege, who batted first andmade110runs in20overs lastThursday. Our U13’s replied

with 86 all out in 17 overs (Er-ich Ortmann 60).The Grade 10’s and 11’s

started their November ex-aminations lastweek,andthisweek, the Grade 8’s and 9’sjoin them. We wish them allsound memory and clear re-call.On Sunday, eight of our pu-

pilswere confirmedand threewere baptised. We congratu-late Michael Zunckel and Pai-ge and Danielle Schweiger ontheirbaptism, andSiobhandeBruyn, Ayanda Dlamini, Ow-ethu Gulubela, NonjabuloKhoza, Simon Röhrs, Hestervan de Merwe, Joshua Zickand Ntokozo Zondi on theirconfirmation.

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CONGRATULATIONS to MollyCoxon, well-known ex-Greyto-nian who celebrates her 100thbirthday on Sunday, 16 Novem-ber.

Her linkswithGreytownactu-ally go back 100 years - MollyTrain was born on Kinloch farmon 16 November, 1914.

After attendingGreytownPri-mary School, Molly went on toStAnnes, thentoEnglandwhereshe studied horticulture. On herreturn in1935,shewasappoint-ed horticulturist at KingsmeadPrivate School in Johannesburgand then met and married EricCoxon.

Always interested in politics,Molly was a founder member ofthe Black Sash. On retirement,the Coxons moved to Greytown.Molly, who now lives in Amber-glen,Howick, isasarticulate, in-teresting and bright as she al-ways has been.

Onbehalf of theGreytownGa-zette readers, well done andcongratulations.

A century old...congratulations

Greytown feeding project will behosting a 5km fun run /walk onSaturday 15th November startingat RA Centre behind Aheers. Themoney raised will be going to thebuilding of the new Centre whichwill be feeding the needy. Ticketsfor the race can be purchased atR50 for adults and R 25 forkids.There will be a lucky draw andmedals for all participants.A funtoddlers race will also take placeat R20 per child at 2pm. Pleasesupport this communityendeavour. Over the years,thousands of people, young andold, received a hot nutritious mealtwice a week from the GreytownFeeding Project’s volunteers.However without a base for thelast two years, the need for their‘own home’ became urgent.

Thanks to the generosity ofmany sponsors, donations havegot the new premises well on theway. Now, window and doorframes are required.

FeedingschemeFun walk

WORKINGtogether,FieldSecurityandGreytownPolicehaverecentlyrecovered two stolen vehicles.

On 22 October, Field Serviceswere alerted by SAPS that a stolenHi-Ace was heading towardsGreytown - giving chase to thetownship, the driver parked thekombiandranoff, enabling theve-hicle to be recovered.

On 30 October, details of an Is-uzu bakkie stolen in Ladysmithwere circulated. At just past 11that night, the vehicle stopped atDavid's Motors for petrol. Mem-bers from the police and securityfirmarrested two suspects and re-covered the vehicle.

A large amount of fencing andstandards have been stolen inGreytown and Kranskop over thepast weeks - a suspect has beenapprehended and 72 standardswere recovered by the police andField Security.

Stolenvehiclesrecovered

WEMBLEY College is running a can­cer awareness and fundraising initi­ative in conjunction with the sum­mer league hockey tournament.

Summer league players, togetherwith the Greytown community, areuniting to raise funds for the Child­hood Cancer Foundation South Afri­ca (Choc).

On Monday, 17 November, match­es will be played from 5.15pm on theWembley astro. Teams will consistof summer league players and Wem­bley College scholars.

The Greytown community is invit­ed to join us in supporting this initia­tive.

Wembley Choc awareness campaign

THE Greytown Gazette apologises forthe Gazette gremlins in last week'sGreytown Giants rugby club report -the first paragraph should have readas follows

“We are very excited to announcethat our boys have been successfullyregistered and accepted into the thirddivision. The interest has been as-tounding and we would like to extenda thank you to Nelson Makhaye,amongst others, for sourcing some tal-ent for the team. We would also liketo thank Mpumelelo Zondi, CharlesSaayman, Jacques Boshoff and KelvinBarton for lending a hand in showingthe guys the ropes. Kelvin Barton willbe coach and proud Papa Bear of theGiant’s.”

A reminder to players that there istouch rugby everyTuesday andThurs-dayat theGreytownHighSchool sportsfields from 5.30pm.

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MSINGA MUNICIPALITYINVITATION TO TENDER

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TENDER DOCUMENTSTender documents will be obtainable from the office of SCM Unit, Mr T.T. Buthelezi on 033 493 0761/2 during office hours.A non-refundable deposit of R500.00 cash or guaranteed cheque per document will be payable in favour of Msinga Munici-pality before obtaining a tender document. Compulsory site meeting commences at 10h00 at the Msinga Municipal offices,Tugela Ferry. Please note that no Bid documents will be issued after the site inspection date.TENDER ENQUIRIESAll enquiries shall be directed to Acting Corporate Services Manager Mrs N.M. Shangase during office hours on033 493 0761/2.SUBMISSION OF TENDERSTendersmust be enclosed in a sealed envelope, addressed to theMunicipalManager,MsingaMunicipality and clearlymarked:TENDER NUMBER: MS/2014/2015/101/C, Tender for Security Services and the bidders name and details. Tenders mustbe deposited in the tender box at the office of Msinga Municipality on the main Road (R33) opposite MPCC, Tugela Ferryon or before 12h00 on the closing date and no late or faxed tenders will be considered. Msinga Municipality does not binditself to accept the lowest of any tender and reserves the right to accept the whole or any part of the tender.NB:• NO BIDS WILL BE CONSIDERED FROM PERSONS IN THE SERVICE OF THE STATE(As defined in Regulation 1 of the local government: Municipal Supply Chain Management Regulations)

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GREYTOWN Cluster Commander,Colonel DZKhumalo, has issued thefollowing statement on crimeawareness hints:

“There have been several reportsreceived by Col. DZ Khumalo fromacquaintances which, although asyet could not be associatedwith anyresultant crimes, there are things

which do not add up in their se-quence.

Prevention is better than becom-ing a victim of crime. More so whenthe same could have been prevent-ed.

Criminals are cunningandclever,stay vigilant and be ahead of theirstrategic moves.

Nicely dressed individuals some-times walk into your premises pre-tending to be employed by a certaincompany, and get busy conductingsurveys of a certain product usagesuch as cereals or cleaning deter-gents in your household. They will

start asking you questionswhich, atface value, may appear trivial andin between, will ask questions suchas:>> What kind of electrical appliances doyou use: laptop, TV, sound system etc?>> How many people stay in the house­ gender and age?>> Defence mechanism you have suchas alarm system?The question is ­ what relationship dosome of these lines of questions have todo with product usage in the household?

They will then leave you with apromise that you stand a chance ofwinningaprize fromtheircompany,

whereas in actual fact you becomelisted in their list of houses to be tar-geted in house robberies, becausethey have all the information thatyou have unknowingly divulged tothem, ranging from valuable con-tents that you have in your house aswell as making it easy to devise astrategy to loot any person of valua-bles in the house.Here are some of the hints you mayadopt as precautionary measures:>> Make sure your gate stays closed andlocked>> Don't invite strangers into your houseunless absolutely certain about their

identity>> Note and report to the police themode of transport of suspicious individu­als/people>> Domestic workers/children left aloneat home should be urged not to invitestrangers into premises>> Where in doubt about people lookingsuspiciouscalling at your house, do nothesitate to call the police, even in theirpresence, and make it known to themthat you intend to verify their authentici­ty.You will immediately notice their reac­

tion whether they are at ease with thepolice coming into the picture.”

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Crimeawarenesshints

GREYTOWN’S first Fashion Fair took place on Friday night at theGreytownTownhall. Thiswas a fundraiser event hosted by SimplyMod-els Greytown and Black Dot Community Development.

It was a huge success and the models showed new fashions for de-signers and modelled dresses made out of newspapers, and alsomodelled some of the stunning designs by Khanyo.

AbigthankyoutosponsorsDavidsMidas,MinCashandAheers,and also to all the people who helped backstage.Deante Swart andAlzanneBarnardhavebeen selected to repre-

sentKZN in thenationalMiss Juniorpageant in Johannesburgnext year - they were selected at the regional finals on 8Novmber.

Greytown’s first Fashion Fair

A line up of models at the Greytown Fashion Fair.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

EVERYyear, theForm four scholars partic-ipate in outreach activities for aweek aftertheir IGCSE examinations. This year theywill be holding a car wash and tea gardento raisemoney for Arcadia, this year’s ben-eficiary.

The car wash will be on Monday, 1 De-cember at the pavilion from 9am to 3pm.We encourage all parents to support thisinitiative. You can enjoy a cup of coffee orteawitha tasty confection in the teagardenwhilst you wait for your car.Car wash - R20Car wash and tea/coffee with a confection- R30.

If you have more than one vehicle, youaremore thanwelcome to come twice. Thetea garden is open to everyone, even if youdon’t want your car washed.

Ricky Lottering swam in the ActionChampsgala inDurbanonSaturday.He re-ceived gold medals for 50m freestyle, 50mbackstroke, 50m butterfly and 100m Indi-vidual Medley.

SP Tennis ChampionshipsWe have now completed all the champi-

onship matches and congratulate the pu-pils who made it to the finals:

1stnamementioned isourchamp,andthe2nd name is our runner-up.

U11 girls - Leah Tedder, Keren ChiazzariU13 girls - Calista Muna, Amy CotterrellU11 boys - Nkosinathi Dlamini, Qaphela

MzilaU13 boys - Michael Chiazzari, CG NefdtCongratulations to Ludwig and Nicola

Herbst on passing their Nipper Lifesavingexams this past weekend. Special mentionmust be made of Milla Herbst on beingelected club captain for the Nipper sectionof the Ballito Surf Lifesaving Club.

Wembley is running a cancer awarenessand fundraising initiative in conjunctionwith the Summer League Hockey tourna-ment. Both the Summer League playersand the Greytown community are unitingto raise funds for CHOCSA (ChildhoodCan-cer Foundation South Africa). On Monday,17 November, matches will be played from5.15 to 6.18pm at the Wembley astro andthe teams are comprised of a combinationof Summer League players, as well asWembley scholars.We invite the Greytowncommunity to join us in supporting this ini-tiative.

Window on WembleyGREYTOWN’S first Fashion Fair took place on Friday night at theGreytownTownhall. Thiswas a fundraiser event hosted by SimplyMod-els Greytown and Black Dot Community Development.

It was a huge success and the models showed new fashions for de-signers and modelled dresses made out of newspapers, and alsomodelled some of the stunning designs by Khanyo.

AbigthankyoutosponsorsDavidsMidas,MinCashandAheers,and also to all the people who helped backstage.Deante Swart andAlzanneBarnardhavebeen selected to repre-

sentKZN in thenationalMiss Juniorpageant in Johannesburgnext year - they were selected at the regional finals on 8Novmber.

Greytown’s first Fashion Fair

A line up of models at the Greytown Fashion Fair.PHOTO:

A dramatic outfit.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Caption:Wembley Cricket boys giving Mazwi Simelane his final match farewell.

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INDLOVANAPrimary School host-eda successful endof year concertandprizegivingonThursday6No-vember.

The function was attended bydignitaries from the Departmentof Education, SAPS representa-tives, parents, teachers fromneighbouring schools, ActionAidand pupils. Certificates and tro-phieswere awarded to top achiev-ers, both academically and in ex-tra mural activities.

In his address, principal MP

Ndlovu, who was celebrating his60th birthday on the same day,gaveaspecial thanks toActionAid,Spar, Min Cash, Pannar andAmanzimase for the success of thefunction.

He also thanked the guestspeakers,TNgobeseandBChoncofrom the SAPS for themessages ofthe day. More than 80 pupils re-ceived awards for the best per-formances and the best achieve-ments. Supplied by HW Dube. T Ngobese of the SAPS with (from left) Nombulelo Majola,

Mandisa Ngubane and Lindelwa Ngubane.

Indlovana PrimarySchool news

The Umshadogroup, with ZPNgcobo, providedmuch appreciatedentertainment.

COOKIE catchers, caterpillars and folliclehandlebars make their appearance duringthe month of Movember, the month longgrow-a-moustache-for-charity challenge.

Over four billion rand has been raised inthemonthofMovember (previouslyNovem-ber) bymen throughout theworld not shav-ing above their upper lip - in other wordsgrowing a moustache of any shape or form.

This annual challenge is geared to savingand improving the lives of men affected byprostate cancer, testicular cancer andmen-tal health problems

At thebeginningof themonth, cleanshav-en men sign up to commit themselves tosprouting facial hair for the next 30 days.

Known asMoBros, they groom, trim, andwax their way into the annals of fine mous-tachery.Theybecome“walkingbillboards”,sparking conversation around the often ig-nored subject of men’s health and raisemoney for the Movember foundation.

Mo Bros are supported by the women intheir lives - known as Mo Sistas. Together,theyraisemoneyandanawarenessofmen'shealth.

TheMovembermovement started inAus-tralia in 2003 and has spread around theworld,withover fourmillionsupporting thismonth. To be a Mo Bro, certain rules apply.No joiningup themoustachewith sideburns- thats a beard - and no joining handlebarsunder the chin - thats a goatee..

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BEST PRICES, BEST SERVICETel: 033 413 1870, 413 2521Fax: 033 413 196555 Shepstone StreetGreytown

50 Shepstone StreetTel: 033 413 3380, 033 413 3370

FOR ALL YOUR TYRES, SHOCKS,BATTERIES, EXHAUST, WHEEL

ALIGNMENT, WHEEL BALANCINGAND SUSPENSION REPAIRS

123 Durban Street, Greytown. Tel: 033 413 3378/9

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Tel: 033 417 1331/9Cell: 076 793 9119

APPROVED HAIL DENTSPECIALISTS

Nick: 082 678 1070 • Kevin: 072 675 0226Wayne: 082 482 6906

THE GENTS WHO FIX THE DENTS42 Okes Street, Greytown

Tel: 033 417 1117 • Fax: 033 417 2056diedrick@greytown.co.za

THEREwas a great turn out of 135 fishermenfor the annual bass fishing competition, host-ed by Umvoti Agriculture Society as a fund-raiser for Golf 911 on Saturday, 8 Novemberat Jondol, Bridgeford Dam on the MispahRoad

Weatherwise, it was perfect fishing condi-tions with an overcast start to the day whichclearedup in theafternoon.Therewasagoodresponse,withapproximately135entriesandgood community support.

First prize for longest bass (R3000) wenttoWayneScott (59cm), largest carp toDarrenHowlett (4.9kg) and largest barbel went toLindokwhle Zondi (1.5kg).

The junior bass prizewent toRuanWarden(50cm)and juniorgirls to JennaDunk (34cm).

Theheaviest bagwent toLindokwhleZondi(18kg).

Theveteran'sprizewent toEddieRedinger.There were many lucky draw prizes.Arcadia supplied breakfast and lunch and

the Catholic Church supper.The fishing competition was a big success

and the UAS is very pleased with the amountof money that was raised due to the very gen-erous donations from companies and thecommunity, as well as entrance fees.

The UAS and G911 are very grateful to thefollowing sponsors for their contributions tothis worthy fund-raiser:

AfgriAheers BuildingAheers TradingARB ElectricalB. Prentice FarmingBart's ComputersBuffalo SecurityBuild­itChina's EngineeringCPS

Dairy TechDavids MidasEA RottcherEngenEsco FeedsFAC SponsorGalaGreytown DrugstoreGreytown GazetteGreytown Vetinary ServiceGuzzi's ElectricalHygrotechJules CassereKwa No. 1LactechLink SeedM&J HarvestingMahindra PmbMascorMascor ­ John DeereMincashMooi Mec ccMr Vet ClinicOmnia FertPlatt Plant ServicesRaging BullRob & Kat LeeRTSSappiSeed Co. SA Pty LtdSharpe BarenbrugSparSunsandThe Surendorff familyTunnelquipTuta CarriTWKUmvot A/C & RefrigerationUmvoti RepairsUmvoti Tyres & ExhaustVirbac Bass compWilken Family

The youngest entry, with her catch of the day, was Wynina van Vuuren (L), pictured with herolder brother Francois.

(From left) Matthew Haden (fly­fisherman prize winner), Charles Haden (UFPA), Wayne Scott(longest bass prizewinner), Greg Hull (UAS), Dave Carroll (G911) and (front) Ruan Warden(junior prizewinner).

Wayne Scott with the winning fish which was59cm.

Golf 911 bass fishing competition

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@Tranquili – TeaA relaxed and peaceful setting foryour year-end function. Our venuewill suit both private and corporategroups. Menus available on request.For more information or to provide a quote, pleasecontact Ros: 082 964 0612, tea@thenursery.co.za

Opening times: Mon-Fri: 8 am - 4 pm, Sat: 8 am - 2 pmand Sun: 9 am - 2 pm. At the top of Voortrekker Street

continue straight and follow the signboards. Office: 033 413 2118Mel: 082 976 5507Ash: 082 756 5663

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Pleasecontact

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ANYONE with the information regarding the follow­ing people are asked to contact Kranskop Social De­velopment Social Workers on the following number:033 444 1815 from 8am to 4.30pm:

We are looking for the following people:. Father of Masikane Ndumiso born 1999 March

21,mother passed away. Father of MasikaneThabane born 1999 January

11,mother passed away. Father and mother of Xulu Nokubonga born 2006

July 30. Father of Ntuli Sthabile born 1997 February

18,mother passed away. Father of Ngubane MuhleSanele born 2006 Janu­

ary 31,mother passed away. Father of Dlomo Thandeka born 2003 April

08,mother passed away. Father of Mzolo Slindile born 1997 October

12,mother passed away. Mother of Majola Mbali Nonhle born 2000 August

20, father passed away. Father of Sokhela Nomthandazo Phumelele born

2002 July 25, father passed away. Father of Mzimela Nosimiso born 2001 May

04,mother passed away. Father of Mzimela Nomfihlakalo born 2001 May

04,mother passed away. Father and mother of Nondumiso Mkhize born

2002 October 30. Father of HlelaThandanani born 1996 April

25,mother passed away. Father of Madonsela Siphelele born 2002 De­

cember 18,mother passed away. Father of Maphumulo NomusaBuyiswaborn on

2002 December 16, biological mother MaphumuloPhindathiniNobuhle, passed away 2008 May 08

. Father of Maphumulo Sihawukeleborn on2006August 18, biological mother Maphumulo Phin­dathini Nobuhle, passed away 2008 May 08

. Father of Maphumulo Mzamiseni S'fisoborn on2000November 07, biological mother MaphumuloPhindathini Nobuhle, passed away 2008 May 08

.FatherofMchunuAyandaFananabornon1999A­pril03, biological mother Mchunu Dumisile Cynthia,

passed away 2009February 14. Father of Nzama Ayabonga Nompiloborn on

2008October30, biological mother Nzama SindisiweNzama, whereabouts of biological parents are un­known.

. Father of Thabani Nzama born on 1998June21,biological mother NtombazaneNzama, born on 1970January 2014 and has passed away now

. Mother of Mbuyisa Thalente about 10 years old,biological Father Mbuyisa Makhonya, passed away2009February 14

. Father of Ngobese Mduduzi born on 1998April25,biological mother Ngobese Thulisile, born on 1972April 15 and has passed away

. Father of Mchunu Ayanda Fanana born on 1999April 03, biological mother Mchunu Dumisile Cynthia,passed away 2009February 14

. Father of Mkhize Sakhile born on 2000 October18, biological mother Mkhize Sizeni, born on 1962 Feb­ruary 09 and has passed

. Father of Mthembu Salaubusa born on 2001Jan­uary20, biological mother Ngubane Nonhlanhla, bornon 1969 December 02 and has passed away

.FatherofYandiswaCelebornon2009June14,bio­logical mother Cele Nomvuselelo Zama, born on 1988February 28 and has passed away

. Father of Ndlela Thando born 2004 December11,mother Zanele Dion Ndlela passed away

. Father of Shangase born 2009 May 12, motherpassed away

.FatherofNgemabornon2009February19,moth­er passed away

. Father of Ngcobo born on 2012 February 21,moth­er passed away

. Father of Ngcobo born on 2012 February 21,moth­er passed away

. Father of Mlungisi Sakhile Mtshali born on 1999March 07,mother Nelisiwe Zibuyile Mtshali

. Father Bhekifa John Ngubane father of Nomfun­do Nonhle Ngubane, born on 1997 September05,Mother unknown.

. Father of Menzi Ngiba born on 2001 October 30,mother Ntombifikile Bhiki Mncube passed away.

. Father of Mcineka born 2007 October 16,motherpassed away

. Father of Angel Ngobese born 1997 April 28,mother passed away

. Father of Lindokuhle Mkhize born 01 December22,mother passed away

. Father of Nonkanyiso Mhlongo born 1999 No­vember 05,mother passed away

. Father of Bongiwe Ndlovu born 1997 December08,mother passed away

. Father of Nompumelelo Mzila born 1997 August17 ,mother passed away

. Father of Makhaye Neliswa born1998/01/19,mother passed away.

. Father of Ndebele Banele born 2004/05/14,mother passed away.

Missing persons - SocialDevelopment Kranskop

PLEASE NOTE:DEADLINE FOR GAZETTE

CLASSIFIEDS ISMONDAY, 10 am

PHONE 033 413 2735

10 In Memoriam

ERNIE, husband andfriend, father andgrandfather to Lesley,Gustaf, Yvonne, Ben-jamin, Marius, Maria-na, Matthew, Lukeand Daniel. We allmiss you so much.We are thankful youare at peace now.You will be in ourhearts forver

LINDA VAN DER VYV-ER 26-02-1975-12-11-2006

All we have are memo-ries and your picturein a frame. Your mem-ory is a keepsakefrom which we willnever part. God hasyou in his arms, wehave you in ourhearts. Love always &forever. Dad, Mom,Lizette, Juan, Ana&kids

12 Thanks

UMNDENI wakwa Dla-mini udlulisa okukhuluukubonga kubo bonkeababewusingathileushiywe ubaba we-khaya uThokozani.Izihlobo ezikude nase-duzane, imikhulekoiminikelo nebadla leT.A.C.C ngaphansikuka Overseer Ma-thonsi. Enikwenze ki-thina nikwenze nak-wabanye. Inkosi inibu-sise.

UMNDENI wakwaZakwe udlulisa uku-bonga kuzihlobo,abangani, omakhel-wane, ibandla laseWeseli nawowonkeamabandla kanyenomphakathi wonkewase Nhlalakahleukuba nibe nawo nge-sikhathi uhanjelwe in-dodakazi yawo u Non-hlanhla “Nhli” Zakwe.Sibonga imikhulekonothando enisikhomb-ise lona, enikwenzekuthina nikwenze nak-wabanye.

18 Clubs andMeetings

RUGBY-ENGLAND v SA-15th November- MOTHHall 270 York St. Watch iton the Biggest BigScreen in town!! Pubopen from 3 pm- Braaipacks available- Playstarts 4pm

TO the Greytown and sur-rounding EMMAUS andCHRYSALIS Communi-ties. A Reunion Meetingwill be held at the AgapeCommunity Church atHarmony Retreat, Kran-skop road, Sunday 16November 2014 at13h00. Please attend thisgathering as it will be lastone for this year.

19 Lifts

LIFT required to PMB dai-ly, 084 978 5520

22 Personal

BEV will be at the Arcadiasalon on Sunday 16thand Monday 17th No-vember 2014. PleaseContact her on 079 4362438 to book.

SAIYURIS House of Cur-ries 072 620 6330. Dearcustomers, SaiyurisHouse of Curries will beclosed from the 14 Nov tothe 24 Nov 2014. Busi-ness as usual fom the 25Nov 2014. Sorry for theinconvinience.

38 FencingServices

FAIRVIEW Fencing. Quali-ty workmanship andback-up service on auto-mated gates and all typesof game, agricultural andsecurity fencing. ContactKeith Cowie 082 7725436.

39 For Hire

10 seater round tables,gas heater, marquees,decor, cooking. GreytownHiring Services. 033 4171157/ 082 957 2812/ 082315 6653

AMATAFULA, 10 seaterround. Tele: 082 9572812/ 082 315 6653

44 Loans andInvestments

LOANS!! R500-R120 000.117 Pine Street, CallNombuso 074 155 5371

47 PersonalServices

ABORTION alternative-free counselling- 24 hourhelp line: 078 879 7484/082 290 7855

FOR all home water filtersand bigger applicationscontact Roy 082 7779039. All filters suppliedby H20 main branch Dur-ban. Don’t forget filteredwater at Mascor in town.

STATUS Printers. For allyour printing require-ments! You name it!! Weprint it!! Specials to Doc-tors 50x100 prescription/medical certificate padsfor only R16.00 pad.Phone Bob today 033-417 2061 Cell 082- 9764654

55 Tuition Courses

BABS Driving School,pass your learners easily,and driving lesson also.Contact: Babs GayadeenEx-Examiner of learners anddrivers license at 40 PineStreet, Greytown or call082 306 5001.

73 General Sales

AFRICA Wendy houses,grade A pinewood, big,small, low prices, louvrestyle Sylie 083 996 0526084 295 8471

NEW sofa designer fabricnow R750. Contact Hugh071 434 8978. Newheadboards from R395

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

DOG and cat boarding.SPCA. Tel: 072 0969634.

109 CommercialPremises to Let

COMMERCIAL premisesto let in Pine Street,Greytown, ranging be-tween R2 500-00 andR10 000-00- phone 082570 5833 for appointmentto view.

124 Flats to Let

BACHELOR flat to let: R1500-00 pm excludingelectricity, available im-medietely. Phone MrsAshwell at 033 413 1141during office hours08h30-13h00/14h00-16h00 for appointment toview.

FLAT to let: 2 bedroomgarden flat with carport atR4200-00 pm includingwater / electricity andgarden services, available1 December 2014. PhoneMrs Ashwell at 033 413 1141during office hours(08h30-13h00, 14h00-16h00) for appointmentto view.

126 Houses to Let

FULLY furnished accomo-dation available fromJanuary 2015. Ideal forcontractors. Fully serv-iced 082 772 1756

HOUSE to let: 3 bedroomsemi-detached house tolet with double garage atR7500 includingwater&light, available 1December. Phone MrsAshwell at 033 413 1141during office hours(08h30-13h00, 14h00-16h00) for appointmentto view.

HOUSE to let: 3 bedroomsemi-detached house tolet with double garage atR7865-00 excluding wa-ter&light, available 1 De-cember. Phone Mrs Ash-well at 033 413 1141 dur-ing office hours (08h30-13h00, 14h00-16h00) forappointment to view.

MAIN house to let, 3 bed-rooms, lounge, kitchen,builtins, tiled, fully fenced,large yard and carport.R4500-00 pm. 033 4131444/ 076 236 4076

OPEN plan accomodationavailable 1 Dec 2014.Call: 033 413 2157

130 Rooms to Let

ROOMS to let: R1 200-00pm excluding electricity(communal washroom/toilet), available immedi-ately. Phone Mrs Ashwellat 033 413 1141 duringoffice hours 08h30-13h00/14h00-16h00 forappointment to view.

144 Housesfor Sale

2 bedroom house, 1 bath-room, 1 lounge and kitch-en, secure fencing for ur-gent sale. Contact 084455 9608.

173 GeneralEmployment

50 guards required at FieldSecurity. Males or fe-males Please leave CVat 160 Pine Street.

LOOKING for part-timehelp at Fitness World &Movie Mania. Please-leave CV at either busi-ness and please sms076-317-3569. Goodcomputer and peopleskills needed. Will needto speak and write Eng-lish well. Must be pre-pared to work weekends.Knowledge of moviesand or fitness is a plus.

MLETHI Security trainingsecurity courses gradeE,D,C. Greytown tel: 033417 1331/9 Cell 076 7939119.

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

BONGISIWE seeks do-mestic work contact: 076125 4665

STHEMBILE seeks do-mestic work contact: 082830 9252

186 Estates

NOTICE TO CREDITORSIn the Estate of the late MA-

MAZI NICHOLINE DLOMO,Identity No. 4708030485084widow of Erf 1110, ZigzagRoad, Enhlalakahle, Grey-town, who died on 5 August2014 at Greytown.

Estate No. 025281/2014In terms of section 29 of Act

66 of 1965, all person hav-ing claims against the aboveestate are called upon tolodge their claims with theExecutors concerned, withina period of 30 (THIRTY)days from the date of publi-cation hereof.

DATED at GREYTOWN this12th day of November 2014.

Van Rooyen & Forder Incor-porated, 123 Pine Street,PO BOX 56, 3250 Grey-town, Tel: 033 4131141/2/3, Fax: 033 4131144

189 Public Notices

WILL the owner of a FordBantam, reg NPN 89671please collect from JaczTowing + Recovery at 40 DrWessels Street within 30days otherwise it will be soldto defray costs. Contact 076700 8634.

IHHOVISI laseMkhuphula lezokuthuthukiswakomphakathilicelaukufuniswalabaabalande-layo. Inombolo yocingo estholakala kuyo 0334178965>> Ubaba ka Zungu Sandiselwa (09yrs) ozalwa uZ­ungu Nompilo Ellizah ongasekho.>> Ubaba ka Ndlovu Nokulunga Allegrah (16 yrs) noNdlovu Collen Lindani (17 yrs) abazalwa uTuswa Nosi­phiwe ongasekho.>> Ubaba ka Luthuli Nokubongwa Cynthia (11yrs) oz­alwa uNgubane Duduzile Bonakuphi ongasekho>> Ubaba ka Madlala Fezeka Thembeka (05yrs) oz­alwa uMadlala Khonzangani Slindile ongasekho.>> Ubaba ka Ndlovu Londiwe Patricia (15yrs) ozalwauNdlovu Nokuthula Goodness ongasekho.>> Ubaba ka Mlambo Sphetho Excellent (08yrs) oz­

alwa uNgubane Nonjabulo ongasekho. Ubaba wen­gane uMlambo Derrick Mtho.>> Ubaba ka Mchunu Sthandiwe Nosipho (03 yrs) oz­alwa uNgubane Nonjabulo ongasekho.>> Ubaba ka Ngubane Siyanda Phiwokuhle (03yrs)ozalwa uNgubane Buyisiwe Evidence ongasekho.>> Ubaba ka Radebe Thandolwethu Asphile (05yrs)ozalwa uZuma Lungisile Hloniphile ongasekho.>> Ubaba ka Biyela Angel Kusaselihle (07yrs) noN­sele Alonde (04yrs) abazalwa uMvelase Zanele Sim­phiwe ongasekho.Mayelana nemibuzo kungaxhunywana no Miss ZSMkhize kulembolo ethi 033 417 8965.

Z.S. Mkhize (Ms)Centre Manager

Mkhuphulu One StopDevelopment Centre

12 November2014 Greytown Gazette Page 11

Notice of Environmental Impact Assessmentand Water Use Licence Application

PROPOSED ISUNDU 765/400 KV SUB-STATIONAND TURN-IN TRANSMISSION LINES

(DEA EIA REF: 14/12/16/3/3/2/745; 12/12/20/1397/AM2)Notice is hereby given in terms of the amended EIA Regulationspublished under the National Environmental Management Act,1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998) (NEMA), as amended, of Eskom’sintention to carry out the following listed activities that requireenvironmental authorisation. A Water Use License Applicationwill also be submitted for the Isundu Sub-station in accordancewith the National Water Act (Act No. 36 of 1998, as amended. x

Construction of the 765/400kV Isundu Sub-stationto the east of Ashburton.Construction of 2x400 kV double circuit transmission lines fromthe Isundu Sub-station to the existing Hector-Ariadne 400 kVdouble circuit transmission lines approximately 4 km to thesouth/south-west of the sub-stationAmend an existing VSHA authorisation in order for the 765 kVtransmission line (from the Venus Sub-station near Estcourtand as originally planned to the proposed Sigma Sub-stationnear Wartburg) can continue to the proposed Isundu Sub-station.

Proponent: Eskom Holdings SOC LtdEnvironmental Assessment Practitioner:ACER (Africa) Environmental Consultants

INVITATION TO PARTICIPATEInterested and Affected Parties are requested to register withACER and provide comments. A Background Information andNotification Letter, including a Registration and CommentSheet can be obtained from the Public Participation Office. xFor further information, please contact:ACER (Africa) Environmental ConsultantsMs Charlene WeberP O Box 503, Mtunzini, 3867Tel: 035 340 2715; Fax: 035 340 2232E-mail: isundu@acerafrica.co.zaProject documentation , including the Background InformationDocument can be obtained from ACER’s website atwww.acerafrica.co.za under the ‘Current Projects’ link. xThis assessment is being conducted on behalf of Eskom SOC Ltd.Date of advert: 10 November 2014

Kammaland Pre-Primary

ADMISSIONS 2015• 2 years to Grade R• Computer centre• Music lessons• Annual concert• Swimming lessons• Ballet and Tap lessons• Enriched medium of instruction• Enriched maths curriculum• Experienced, caring staff• Small classes• Affordable fees• Well equipped, big playground

Tel: 033 417 1885Application forms at Kammaland

THAT big screen television,that smart loungesuite, thosefancywheels - “we’ve all cov-eted an item that we can’t re-ally afford. If you’re going toborrow to pay for it, makesure you understand every-thing there is about creditand your rights under theConsumer Protection Act,”saysCEOof theNationalDebtMediation Association(NDMA), Magauta Mphahle-le.Howtobuyoncreditwisely:The type of loan will deter-

mine how much interest youwill pay. An unsecured per-sonal loan of R40 000with aninstalment of R1700 at an in-terest of 30.5%, to be paidover 48 months, can end upcosting just over R82 000.

budget includes saving foremergencies and future in-terest rate, electricity, trans-port and other increases.When you apply for a loan,

be honest and realistic abouthow much you earn and canafford to repay over time.Consider extra streams of

income like bonuses andovertime pay as away to savefor special purchases orboost your debt repaymentsso that you can pay off yourloans faster.

Ask the NDMA for help indoing a proper affordabilityassessment.If you don’t make regular

repayments on your loan, itcould affect your credit bu-reau report.Lenders use this if you ap-

ply for another loanandcom-panies check this when youseek employment or want torent a property. Under theNational Credit Act (NCA), acredit bureau must provideyouwithone freecopyof yourcredit report each year. Youcan access additional copiesfor a small fee.Keepup todatewith repay-

ments even when there is adispute.Keep all packaging, till

slips until the six month war-ranty has passed. In terms oftheConsumerProtectionAct,defective goods can be re-turned, refunded or replacedwithin six months of pur-chase.If youbuyan itemoncredit,

you will still be liable to pay

for that item, even if it is dam-aged, lost or stolen before theterm of the loan is up.If it’s expensive, thismeans

youwill paying off somethingyou don’t actually have. Shoparound for the best quotes oninsurance,especially forgad-gets such as smart phonesandtabletssoyoucanreplaceit if necessary.It is also important to take

out credit life insurance incase of retrenchment. Makesure you are not charged ex-orbitantamounts forthis typeof insurance.For any insurance taken

make sure you understandthe terms and conditions sothat you avoid your claim be-ing declined. - Issued by Bul-lion PR and Communication

Be smart when buying on credit

NEW Guinea Impatiens are part ofthe genus “impatiens”. The impa-tiently explosive discharge of seedsat the onset of the right season, orwhen touched, is what inspiredtheir genus name but also gave riseto another common name, touch-me-not.New Guinea Impatiens were firstcollected in 1884 in Papua, NewGuinea.

As with most things in life, toomuch or too little of anything is notalways a good thing, andNewGuin-ea Impatiens adopt that approachwhen it comes to how much sun-shine they like to receive.Ideally they would like to be chosento fill the gaps in the garden that getboth sun and shade. They’ll grow infull sun but tend to crouch away

from the constant onslaught of di-rect rays,making it a small compactbush.Planting themindeeply shadyareas will have exactly the oppositeeffect as they stretch out in searchof the sun and often produce veryfew flowers.

From garden beds to hangingbaskets, window boxes and pots toedging or bordering beds and fillersbetween shrubs or under trees,theseplantsareathomefillingpret-tymuchanygapyou’vegot forthem.

Wait until all danger of frost has

passed and then plant your NewGuinea Impatiens in well compost-ed and well-draining soil.

Unlike many other annuals, theydon’t need the additional mainte-nance of deadheading but feel freeto cut them back after each flush offlowers to encourage more bloomsand strengthen the structure of theplant into a sturdier bush.- Supplied by the Bedding PlantGrowers Association. For more in-formation, go to

www.lifeisagarden.co.za

New GuineaImpatiens -touch menot GREYTOWN Hospital, in part-

nership with Operation Suku-ma Sakhe, will host a commu-nity meeting for the electionand appointment of the Uku-thula Clinic committee

All community memberswho live in Ward 7 (Enhlala-kahle, Solomon, France, Lin-delani, Tin Town and PannarCity) are invited to attend themeeting on 16 November at2pm in the Enhlalakahle oldhall.

An appeal is made for com-munitymembers to attend thisimportant meeting - refresh-ments will be served.

Mphakathi waku ward 7(Enhlalakahle, Solomon,France, Lindelani, Tin Townand Pannar City) niyamenywakumhlangano womphakathi

wokukhethwa nokubekwakwekomiti lase Kuthula Clinic.

Ngomhlaka: 16 November2014

Indawo: Ihholo elidala -Enhlalakahle

Isikhathi: 2pmNiyacelwa ukuba niphume

ngobuningi benu ukuzotham-ela lomhlangano. Amanzi ok-wehlisaudendaayobeekhona.

Uma ufuna ulwazi ukwazikangcono ngalo mhlanganothintana no Mbali NtshingilauMxhumanisi wesiBhedlelai-Greytown kanye nomphaka-thi kwi nombolo 033 413 9400umakhala ekhukhwini 071055 2820 Email: sethabi-le.ntshingi-la@kznhealth.gov.za

IssuedbyGreytownHospitalmanagement.

Ukuthula Clinicmeeting for ward 7

The NDMA ad-vises consumersto compare typesof loans, interestand other fees tobe charged andnot only look atthe monthly in-stalment. Avoidborrowing fromanyone who asksfor your bankcard, ID docu-mentandpensioncard as securityas this is illegal.Consider very

carefully wheth-er you need thatitem or whetheryou can save for itand buy cash.Make sure youknow what’scoming in andwhat’s going outof your accounteach month anddrawupabudget.As boring as thissounds, this isoneof thebestways tosee if you can af-ford that expen-sive Christmasgift or how long itwill take you tosavefor it. It’salsoa good way to cutback on wasteand unnecessaryspending to see ifyou really needthat loanafter all.Make sure your

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SIX ISSUES TOCOUNTDOWN

INCLUDING this issue of theGreytownGazette there arejust five issues to go for 2014.The issue of 17 Decemberwillbe the ChristmasGreytownGazette and the last onefor this year.As the usualpress day ofTuesday, 16

December is a Public Holiday,therewill be amuch earliercut-off for advertisments,copy and photographs.Addeadlines for display is 1 pmonThursday, 11 December.Cut-off for copy is 10 am onMonday, 15th (but earlier

please if you can).

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THE Beer Festival presentingKurt Darren has come and gone.It was a big success, mostly dueto the great attendance.

We would like to say thankyou!

Thank you to everybody thatcontributed in making this eventsuch a success. Thank you to thecommunity that came togetherand supported the Club. Specialmention of thanks must go to:R Aulfes, D Corbishley, L Foster,G Joubert, B Pearson, D Swart,J van/der Merwe, G Balzer, C Ed­kins, P Hardy, J Wilken and SAB,

A Olwage, W Kohne and all thestaff that worked so hard tomake this event runningsmoothly.

For those who we forgot tomention, I do apologise, butconsider yourselves thanked.We really appreciate all yoursupport. We are already plan­ning the Beer Festival for 2015so watch this space.

The Mascor Monthly mug wasplayed on Saturday and the rainstayed away long enough for thegolfers to finish a game of golf.

Results:A division:1st ­ M Bloy on 69 nett2nd ­ M Msomi on 70B division1st ­ G Schwarz on 65 nett

2nd ­ T Mzila on 69Gary Schwarz was also the

overall mug winner. Congratula­tions to all the winners andthank you for your support.

Every Tuesday is Cheap­as­Tuesday. Beef burger and chipsfor only R30.

Jenny Platt lost out on themoney as she was not presentat the time of the draw. The nextattendance draw will be on Fri­day, 14 November, with R1500up for grabs.

The “Sunday 9@9” entry feeis R40 to play nine holes. Rich­ard Chiazzari is sponsoring achicken that will be up for thewinning on Sunday mornings.Gary Schwarz won the lastchicken with 20 points.

GreytownCountry Club

THE nominated pairs finals wereeventually played on Saturday,when Jack Drew and Clive Ed­kins met Bobbby Pistor andFrancois van Rooyen. A closebattle ensued, with Jack andClive edging ahead 11­8 by tea­time.

After tea it was Jack and Cliveall the way with an emphaticwin.

In their opening game of thedrawn pairs, Bryan Paul andChris Fischer played againstTony Smith and Erika Fischer.Bryan and Chris took early ad­vantage and were 7­0 up beforeTony scored. From then on it was

battle royal, and on the 20thend, Tony and Erika won threeshots to go ahead 21­20. On thefinal end, Bryan and Chris pickedup two shots to have a closelyfought win 22­21.

The other games will beplayed this weekend while thedrawn fours/trips will be playedon 22 November ­ players willbe drawn from those present.

Tony Smith, Jacques Minnaarand Chris Fischer played in theNatal Inland Bowling Associa­tion (NIBA) mens trips and

came up against very strong op­position.

They won one game and losttwo.

Omo Dinkelmann, Wendy Ed­wards and Erika Fischer playedtogether and were very success­ful. They won their section andare now through to the semi­fi­nals.

They came up against strongopposition and in the first twogames, had very good scores19­7 against Anita Gouws andher team ­ 25­5 against AnneRamsay and her team in the lastgame they beat their opposition17­15.

From the ditch

ITwas a successful golfingweekend for thegolfers of theFrogoneand twoStCathryn’steams, playing in the KwaZulu-Natal golfunions Interclub tournament over theweekend down on the South Coast.Unlike ournational sportsman theProteas,and the Sprinboks that have no silverwaretoshow, theFrogtwoteamwontheAlliancesection on the final day.

Frog onewas captained byDieterMeyer,who also stood in as team manager, medicand head chef as well as the co-ordinatorof the weekend, playing alongside BrentBarkhuizen and Barry Oehme.Frog two’s team was captained by NeillManser, with Darrin Manser and late re-placement Dale Bratley. Piet Nel withdrewdue to work commitments and Dale was avery good replacement.

Both teams looked very professional inthe Plennegy shirts, provided by the Plen-negy Group, and had excellent accommo-dation in the house of Jack and Di MasonatRamsgate. A great big thank you to thesesponsors for their valued support.

The format on these interclub tourna-ments ismedal stableford and on Saturdaynight, the Frog one team had 199 pointsand the Frog two team 210.They qualified for the finals where the topfour teamsplaymatchplayand thenext tenteams play in the Alliance finals. The Frogtwoteamwonthat sectionofplayandmadeall members and sponsors very proud.

An ecstatic captain Neill Manser after-wards could not hold back the tears andin a very emotional speech, reported to theClub, where several other members were

awaiting the final results,hecomplimentedhis fellowplayersandsponsors for theirex-cellent contribution towards winning theAlliancewith86points,beatingUmkomaasF2 and Howick F2 who both had 85 points.

This comingweekend, 15 November, theKranskopFarmersareplaying in theannu-al Golf 911 golfing fundraiser where non-golfers will be drawn to play with officialgolfers in a nine hole American scramblefun competition. It’s only a nine hole com-petitionandweinviteall farmergolfersandnon-golfing farmers to be part of this funfundraisingday.Onlyofficial “golfing”gearwill be allowed on the course…gumbootsare a no no!NOspades are to beused to get out of bunk-ersNO brush cutters to get out of the roughNO chainsaws to get out of the Pines.Children caddies are allowed and tee off isfrom 1pm. Please RSVP to Piet by sms oremail. This fun day will be followed by din-ner together, please also RSVP for cateringpurposes.

In other St Cathryn’s news, the biggestbass thatwas caught in theGolf 911 fishingcompetition held over the weekend, withawinning bass length of 59cm, was caughtand released by Wayne Scott (in the StCathryn’s Dam) to take overall honours onthe day. Nine fisherman fished in the StCathryn’s damwhichwas oneofmany fish-ed in, in the Umvoti area.

This Friday, 14 November, we will beclosed for a private function, so see you allon Saturday 15November - please remem-ber to book at 082 5552661.

ST CATHRYN’S NEWS

From L to R Barry Oehme, Dieter Meyer, Brent Barkhuizen, Darrin Manser, Neill Manser andDale Bratley. St Cathryns F1 and F2 teams.