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MUCH to the delight of the 62 littlies at Ink-anyiso Creche in Enhlalakahle, they cannow play on the swings – which have beenbroken for ten years!

Following some years of problems,thanks to a new dynamic committee thisCreche, theoldest inGreytown, isacquiringa new look.

Some of the buildings have been painted,themurals on the outside walls touched upand brightened and the playground's ac-tion toys repaired and repainted.

Thanks to Greytown Build It and AheersBuilding Supplies for their generous supp-port, and a big thanks to BuhlebuyezaHighSchool Grade 9D boys, class-teacher, MrFLT Zuke and Principal Mr S. Zondi, fortheir painting and touching up of muralsetc, and to Sam thewelder from France forrepairing the swings and the old tractor.

But this is just the start.The two teachers, Sinegugu Ndlovu and

Mbali Dlamini, said that the children comefrom Enhlalakahle, Lindelani, Tentown

and thehostel and thatanumberofparentsfind it difficult to pay a monthly fee.

The little ones are there from 7.30am tonoon and when there are donations, theyreceive bread, fruit and juice in the morn-ing but go home without a middaymeal.

The creche committee is meeting thisweek to prioritise a list of requirementswhich the Greytown Gazette will publishnext week to obtain the assistanceneeded.

Positive response for Ikanyiso CrecheHaving fun ontheir sprucedup playgroundwith teachersSineguguNdlovu, MbaliDlamini andcommitteememebersOdscar ZondiandNtombintombiHlanguza.

MAVELANE residents cannot understandwhy their Peace Centre, completed twoyears ago, remains locked up and neglect-ed.

The centre was built through a partner-ship between the Divine Life Society andUmvoti Municipality, as part of their man-date to serve and provide for the disadvan-taged through economic and social proj-ects.

The Divine Life Society is a non–govern-mental, non–profit spiritual institution andhas, over the past 55 years, served theneeds of the disadvantaged and poor com-munities of KZN.

Umvoti Municipality, in terms of the Mu-nicipal Systems and Structures Act, has asimilarmandateand the two organisationshave worked well together in the past toachieve such goals to the benefit of various

communities.However, Alderman Hitla Maharaj, who

represents the ward in which Mavelanefalls, told the Greytown Gazette that thePeace Centre remains locked up, despitenumerous requests to the Umvoti Munici-pal Manager for the keys to officially openthe Centre.

In terms of the signed memorandum of

agreement by the two parties, a plaquecommemorating the official opening is tobe erected.

Maharaj told the Greytown Gazette thatdespite ongoing requests to the municipalmanager, as well as Umvoti's administra-tor, absolutely nothing has beendone.

TheMavelanecommunity isunderstand-ably upset that there has been no action fortwoyearsandhavehad towatch theCentredeteriorate as grass and brambles takeover.

Despite the fact that there are legal obli-gations in terms of the memorandum ofagreement, the municipality appears to bein breach of the signed agreement whichcould result in them being sued by DivineLife Society, resulting inmoreunnecessarycosts for the ratepayers of Umvoti.

No key to Mavelane Peace CentreThegrass isalmostroofheight atMavelanePeaceCentre.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

MURDER accused, teenager ClaudiusChetty, was refused bail by MagistrateBhekizitha Phoswa in the Pietermaritz-burg regional court last Friday and is toappear in court again today.

Chetty, charged with stabbing 17–yearold Rashmika Janthielayal of Greytownwhowas studyingat FETCollege inNorth-dale, has pleaded not guilty.

In refusingbail,MagistratePhoswasaidthat the Prosecutor had been right in hersubmission that the administration of jus-tice demands not only to be on the side ofthe accused, but also of the victims.

Phoswa said that Rashmika’s familywere sick and traumatised too, referringto Chetty’s claim that his family wasstressed and traumatised by his detentionand that he had lost 46 kgs in prison.

However a report from the prison MO,handed in by the State, indicated thatChetty was not suffering from any majorhealth problems and had only lost 12,9 kgsince his arrest.

Investigating Officer Sergeant SheldonNorman, testified that his main objectionto bail being granted was concern for wit-nesses who had made statements, wereknown to the accused, and had expressedtheir fear of him.

TheSergeantalso told thecourt thatpri-or to the murder, Chetty had run–ins withthe victim and her parents, but would notstay away from her. Phoswa also queriedwhether Chetty would adhere to bail con-ditions if bail was granted.

Murder accusedrefused bail

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NINETEEN–year–old NgenzelokuhlePromise Myaka, who matriculatedfrom Mount Ernestina High School inMuden last year, is excited at being se-lected to study medicine in Cuba forseven years.

On thestrengthofherverygoodmat-ric results, her namewas submitted bythe school to the Department of Healthandfollowingaseriesof interviews, thefamily got the good news that Promisehad been selected. The staff at MountErnestina are delighted as she is thefirstof theirstudentstobegrantedsucha bursary.

Myaka describes herself as “hard-working,passionateandfocusedonac-ademics and motivated to excel toreach prosperity” and appeals for con-tributions towards realisingherdreamof helping many others as a doctor.

Whilst the bursary covers the flight,residential and tuition fees, and somebasic survival needs, certain essentialneeds must be covered by the studentand her family.

Myaka’s father, Tholumuzi Myaka,works in Greytown and told the Grey-town Gazette that he will be selling agoat to purchase some of the items re-quired, adding how proud he and thefamily are of their daughter.

Her mother Buyangani is a house-wife inMuden, and cares for the familyof three sons and two daughters.

Students are allowed to come homeon a visit after two years in Cuba – thedate of departure is not yet fixed butwill be soon.

The family will not be able to affordall the requirements so the GreytownGazette is appealing for the followingdonations on their behalf:

* Suitcase and hand luggage*Umbrella (becauseitrainsalot)and

sunscreen (because it can be too hot)* At least six months supply of toilet-

ries and sanitary pads*Comforter/duvet, pillow/sheets and

pillow cases.On the clothing front, Myaka, who is

a trim size 34 and takes size six shoesneeds light clothing and shoes– enough for two years.

The students are expected to dressformally/smartcasualandsomewinterclothing,butnoheavy jackets isneededas well as hats, caps and sunglasses.If anyone can assist with any of theabove, or cash (pocket money), pleasecontact Tholumuzi Myaka at 082 2244856. All items can be left at the Grey-town Gazette offices for collec-tion.

She’s off to Cuba!

Promise Myaka at the schoolmatric farewell last year.

CONGRATULATIONS to AngelMchunu, a Grade 11 pupil atBuhlebuyeza High School, whocame second in KZN in the fi-nancial literacy speech contestorganisedbytheDepartmentof

Education, with many schoolstaking part. She won somegreat prizes including a hometheatre, notebook and I pad.

– Reports V.N.Mane.

Angel does it again!

Angel Mchunu, her prizes and proud Buhelbuyezapersonnel:V.N.Mane;S.E. Makhanya;X.I. Nyoka and S.N. Zondi

SADTU Greytown Branch is stillhard at work ensuring that teach-ing and learning takes placesmoothly in Umvoti CMC. Octoberis national transport month andSADTU is concerned about fatal ac-cidents that still happen on ourroads and appeal to all drivers to

nations – we thank all teachers fortheir hard work, in preparation forthe matric examinations.

Last week, the SADTU ProvincialGeneralCouncilwasheld inDurbanat SADTUHouse. SADTUGreytownBranch was represented by chair-personXolaniNyoka, deputy chair-person Dudu Masikane and secre-tary Thanda Jila.

A closed session was held on thesecond day, where the Secretariatreportand financereportwerepre-sented. Some of the decisions takenin the meeting were:

* The KZN Education Depart-

ment must meet all SADTU de-mands, as per the agreementsigned on 17 September

*SADTU will not co–operate withprocesses of Circular Number 56 of2013, because its aim is not to cre-ate jobs

* New SADTU members must beinducted so that they will under-stand SADTU and its objectives.

* A comprehensive PGC reportwill be given in a coming Site Stew-ards Council meeting.

For further information contact082 705 6140 or thandaji-la@ymail.com. –

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be cautiouson the road.Daysarebe-ing countedbeforeGrade 12s’starts theirfinal exami-

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THERE has been no re-sponse from UmvotiMunicipality officials toa request from theGreytown Gazette forcomment on the theft ofcopper wire rolls fromthe Engineer’s Depart-ment.

According to informa-tion received, rolls valuedat thousands of randwerestolen in August after theservice of a privately con-tracted security companywas terminated and secu-rity was implemented “inhouse”.

Although there was acouncil meeting in Sep-tember, the theft was notreported and when infor-mation was requestedfrom Administrator Sit-hole, he told theGreytownGazette that the theft hadnot been reported tohim.

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SIR, Greytownwas abuzz withexcitment whenconstructionstarted in PineStreet on the newwonder for thecommunity.

The street washalf cordoned off –and still is!

A monumentwas begun, withaction, but wewould like to ask ifand when this isgoing to continue?And when are wegoing to get ourstreet back?

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“IT is with sadness that we will be saying goodbyeto the Norris family at the end of December whenthey leave for Cape Town. Andrew and Gayle havecontributed greatly to the advancement of Wem-bley over many years, remembering that they ar-rived at Wembley before the completion of theschool hall, and they have seen the success ofmany new facilities over the years.

Andrew is taking up the position of Principalat Blouberg International College which is a mem-ber of the ‘IES’ group.

The board of governors is particularly apprecia-tive of his great contribution to the educationof our scholars during his service as principal overthe past seven and a half years. On behalf ofall at Wembley College, we wish Andrew andGayle every happiness and success in their futurecareers and thank them for their contribution andservice to Wembley and our community over the

years.” Mr Brian Corbishley, chairman, Board ofGovernors.

The fourth and final term sees everyone backinto the swing of things with pupils in Form’s fiveand six (for some subjects) and four having al-ready started writing their AS and IGCSE examina-tions.

The rest of the school will start their internalexams on Monday, 18 November which is onlyfive weeks away!

Wembley is happy to announce the results ofthis year’s Afrikaans–Ekspo entries at Nationallevel. Congratulations to the senior entrants, Mi-cayla Reineke, Madison Olivier, Rethabile Sha-balala, Hayley Bradshaw, Angela Blane and MarkReineke for receiving silver certificates for a markover 75%. And to the junior entrants – Ross Gob-le, Jaco Swanepoel, Brogan Mason and KylaBuchan who received silver certificates for a markover 75%. The SP Phase entered art pieces intothe Sanlam Art Competition and are delightedto announce that Amoré van Rooyen won a certif-icate and a medal.

Wembley’s first cricket team played their firstmatch of the season against Maritzburg ChristianSchool on Saturday, 12 October. MCS, batting first,set up a very good target of 196 for the loss ofthree wickets.

Wembley College went in to bat and chaseddown the target and won the match with sevenovers to spare and two wickets in hand. Well doneto NG Sibisi and Joshua Meyer for their 92 runpartnership and to Callum Capes for scoring 49runs off only 21 balls. On Friday, 11 October, Wem-bley’s U15 cricket team played and beat Maritz-burg Christian School. MCS batted first and scored106 runs for six wickets off 20 overs. Wembleythen went in to bat and reached the target in17 overs for no wickets.

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TWENTY–one golfers took to thecourse on Saturday, 12 October inbreezy conditions to contest theMascor Monthly Mug. We wouldhave gladly played in pouring rain,as it is evident that our course, andfor that matter the whole district,

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Please rememberthat the Mascor Busi-ness League is ongo-ing and teams who donot field full teamslose those points.

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PROFESSIONAL tree fell-ing. Contact Brian 073212 6627.

42 Health andBeauty

CHIROPRACTOR. Grey-town Drug Store, 033 4132157. Dr White will beavailable at the Clinic onWednesdays.

47 PersonalServices

ABORTION alternative -Wednesday 2 - 5 pm.Free councelling by ap-pointment. Call or sms078 879 7484.

FOR all your diesel re-pairs to trucks, Bell en-gines, hydraulics on tip-per trucks, air brakes ontrucks and trailers etc.Contact Rajan 082 4609341.

STITCHINGS: GreytownJunior School dressesnow available. Also track-suits for all schools madeat Stitchings. Tel. 082319 0972.

73 General Sales

AFRICA Wendy houses.Grade A Pinewood, big,small, low prices, louvrestyle. Sylie 083 9960526.

ALL kind pickles for sale.Tel. 072 320 0081.

FOR all your butter bis-cuits, fancy cupcakes,cake pops & more con-tact 033 413 2786, 083845 5416 to place yourorder.

JUMBLE sale at St JamesAnglican Church onSaturday 26th of Octoberat 9:00 am at the ChurchHall.

LOUNGE suite, 2 diningtables, two draws pinedesk with a chair, carpet,trolley, table saw(Stramm),, tool box withplumbing items and otherhousehold appliances.Tel: 033 507 0094.

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

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

JACK Russel X puppies,ready to go @ R100each. Call Mrs Werner083 608 5920.

85 Wanted toBuy

ARE you selling your caror bakkie??? Immediatedeals & we give you thebest prices!!!. 033 4132007, 082 769 4695.

WANTED. Accident dam-aged & non running cars& bakkies wanted - topprices paid. 033 4132007, 082 769 4695.

95 Livestock/Poultry

CATTLE for sale. 072 5520007.

108 BusinessOpportunities

WELL established busi-ness for sale. Contact082 822 2414.

109 CommercialPremises to Let

TO let, Greytown, lowerBell Street, near Asmalls.shop / office, 129 sqmt,R5 500 pm. Call Ma-homed 032 551 1522during working hours.

TO let, Greytown, lowerBell Street, near Asmalls.Ideal for surgery, 176sqmt - R7 000. Call Ma-homed 032 551 1522during office hours.

TO let, Greytown, lowerBell Street near Asmalls,shop / office, 44 sqmt -R2 750 pm. Call Ma-homed 032 551 1522during working hours.

109 CommercialPremises to Let

TO let. Greytown Book-shop premises, 138 PineStreet. Other shops / offi-ces to let. Tel. 033 4131105.

WANTED. Commercialpremises wanted urgent-ly. 082 563 5000

126 Houses to Let

2 Bedrooms, lounge, din-ing room, fully fitted kitch-en, garage, pre-paidelectricity, bottom Sar-geaunt street, with ga-rage, R3 500, excl. ga-rage, R3 000. Contact072 869 6354 after 1:00pm.

160 Motorcycles

JONWAY 150DD scooter,2187 km. Helmet incl. R6500. Call 072 353 8514.

168 Canopies

ISUZU canopy LWB. 072552 0007.

173 GeneralEmployment

AFRICAN Sun requiresbar staff. Drop CV’s atthe African Sun.

DATA Capturer requiredfor a well known Super-market in Greytown. Re-quirements: *Computerliterate. *Matric. *Basicexperience in data cap-turing will be an addedadvantage. Kindly fax CVto 086 541 7522.

INDLOVANA FirearmTraining Academy re-quires admin staff.Please dropoff CV’s at148 Pine Street.

LADY wanted to run aHair Salon. Tel. 033 4132316.

QUALIFIED Fitter & Turn-er required in the Grey-town area. Preferablymust be exposed to bor-ing mill machining. FaxCV to 086 211 9873 or e-mail:ces@futuregtn.co.za

RESPONSIBLE personrequired to manage a lo-cal business. Must bewilling to work longhours, be honest andprevious experience isimportant. Must also beable to handle staff andhave his or her drivers li-cence. Contact Mr Maha-raj - 079 503 4371.

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

BONGIWE seeks domes-tic work. Tel. 074 8188781.

MAURE lady seeks do-mestic wirk, can cook.Tel. 076 151 3437.

186 Estates

IN the Estate of the lateESME DULCIE JEAN

MASONId No: 290228 0040 085,of 265 Pine Street, Grey-town, married out of com-munity of property, who

died on the 3 August 2013at Greytown.

Estate No. 7466/2013/PMBIn terms of Section 29 of Act

66 or 1965, all persons hav-ing claims against the aboveestate are called upon tolodge their claims with theExecutors concerned, within30 (THIRTY) days from thedate of publication hereof.Dated at Greytown this 4thday of October 2013.

- Van Rooyen & Forder Incor-porated 123 Pine StreetP O Box 56 3250 GreytownTel: 033 413 1141/2/3 Fax:033 413 1144.

190 Sale in Execution

AUCTIONIn the Magistrate’s Court

for the Districtof Umsinga held at

Tugela FerryCase No: 0013/2013

in the matter between:ITHALA DEVELOPMENT FI-

NANCE CORPORATIONLIMITED

Execution CreditorAndFEBEON MNGUNI

Execution DebtorNOTICE OF SALE

In pursuance of a Judgementin the Magistrate Court forthe district of Tugela Ferry,and writ of execution, issuedthereafter the followinggoods will be sold in execu-tion on 24th October 2013 at11:00 am at the Tugela Fer-ry Magistrate’s court to thehighest bidder without re-serve

Description:1 x Red Toyota Hilux with

registration number NF2960

The Sale will be strictly Cashor Bank Guaranteed Che-que only

RULES1. Registration as a buyer is a

pre-requisite subject to spe-cific conditions, inter alia; -

(URLhttp://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAuction?id=99961)

(b)FICA - legislation i.r.o.proof of identity and addressparticulars

(c)Payment of a registrationfee of R500.00 in cash;

(d)Registration conditions.2.The office of the Sheriff for

Greytown / Tugela Ferry(Mr. Clive William Robert-son) will conduct the sale.

Advertising costs at currentpublication rates and costsaccording to court rules ap-ply.

Dated at Durban on this 8thday of October 2013.

Execution Creditor’s Attorney– NDWANDWE & ASSOCI-ATES. The Marine, 5thFloor, Suite 501, 20 DorothyNyembe Street, Durban(Ref: Mpanza/M/COLL343).Tel: 031 304 0645. Fax: 031304 2049.

190 Sale in Execution

IN the Magistrate’s Courtfor the District

of Umvoti held atGreytown

Case No: 159/2011in the matter between:

RICHMOND COFFIN MANU-FACTURERS

Execution CreditorAndANCHOR FUNERAL SERV-ICES

Execution DebtorNOTICE OF SALE IN

EXECUTION (AUCTION)In pursuance of a Judgementin the court of theMagistrate of Greytown andwrit of execution, the goodslisted hereunder will be soldin execution on FRIDAY, 1stNOVEMBER 2013 at 11:00,at the Sheriff’s Sales Room,Old Railway Station, Sar-geaunt Street, Greytown,3250 to the highest bidder:

1 X Brown Casket1 X Filing Cabinet1 X Steel Cupboard6 X Office Chairs1 X Desk1 X Steel Coffin StandNB: The sale is for cash or

bank guaranteed chequeonly:

Take further notice that:1. This sale is a sale in exe-

cution pursuant to a judg-ment obtained in the aboveCourt.

2. The Rules of this auction isavailable 24 hours beforethe auction at the office ofthe Sheriff for Umvoti at theOld Railway Station, Sar-geaunt Street, Greytown,3250.

3. Registration as a buyer is apre-requisite subject to spe-cific conditions, inter alia;

a)Directive of the ConsumerProtection Act 66 of 2008.(URLhttp://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961)

b)FICA- legislation in respectof proof of identity and ad-dress particulars

c)Payment of a registrationfee of R200.00 in cash

d)Registration conditions.The office of the Sheriff for

Old Railway Station, Sar-geaunt Street, Greytown willconduct the sale with auc-tioneers. Advertising costsat current publication ratesand sale costs according tothe court rules apply.

Dated at Greytown on this 8thday of October 2013.

Execution Creditor’s Attorney– NEL & STEVENS

117a Voortrekker StreetGreytown 325010/R017/001

Page 8 The Greytown Gazette, Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Now Open!!!Suppliers of All Motor Vehicles Spares & AccessoriesSuppliers of All Motor Vehicles Spares & Accessories

65 Maitland Street, Shop 10R.A. Aheers Centre

(Ex-Jimmy's Killer Fish)Greytown 3250

Contact Zaheer Kharodia (Cairo)Tel. 033 413 3445

Cell: 084 911 7707

* CARS * SUVs * TRACTORS * TRAILERS ** BAKKIES * TRUCKS * MOTORCYCLES * BICYCLES *

Lots of Opening Specials and Giveaways

NOTICE FOR SUBMISSION OF APROSPECTING RIGHT APPLICATION

Reference: KZN30/5/1/1/2/10391 PRNotice is given in terms of Section (16) of the Mineral andPetroleum Resources Development Act (Act 28 of 2002) tocarry out the following activity.Description of Activity: Proposed Iron Ore ProspectingApplication by Bluelakes Resources (Pty) Ltd.Location: The proposed project is on the following farms,Fairdale No 10676, Jim Crowe No. 15231, Came No 16853situated in the Magisterial District of Umvoti.

Name of Consultant: TreEagle Earth Services

Contact Person: Ms Ephonia Manthata.

Tel No: 073 725 2987 • Fax No: 086 766 5762

Email: nneyanae7@gmail.com

Date of Placement of Advertisement: 16 October 2013

Landowners, Lawful Occupants and Interested and AffectedParties are given the opportunity to access more informationon the proposed activities and to give comment on theprocess. Please submit your name, contact informationand comments and/or requirements in writing before 30November 2013 to the contact person. A BackgroundInformation Document (BID) is available on request.

CAR SOUNDCOMPETITIONCAR SOUNDCOMPETITION27 October 2013Emergency Auto

Spares033 413 1379

APPLICANTS for firearm licences areasked tonote that the firearm licenceofficein Greytown is now functioning on an ap-pointmentbasis forall firearmrelatedmat-ters.

Please phone 033 413 9003 to set up anappointment.

This is being done to prevent applicantsfrom waiting for assistance.

Preference will be given to persons whohave made appointments, and personswho have not made appointments will beaccommodated when possible.

Please contact the office to obtain guide-lines and requirements before submittingapplications.

Inquiries for licence cars can also bemade at this office.

Firearm licence applications

PIGEON fanciers are a breed of their ownand the majority are good sportsmen,ready to shake your hand if you win.

My first experience of this was the occa-sion of winning my first ever race. At thattime, I was surrounded by pigeon fanciers,seven in all, everyone a top class fancierand every week, I was the last to clock.

About 30 minutes after my pigeon land-ed, all seven fanciers trooped into my yardtocongratulatemeonbeating them,as theyhad seen my bird drop.

Wonderful feeling and a show of truesportsmanship.LastweekImentionedcon-trol over ones birds.

One of my fellow fanciers used to openhis lofts at 7am for exercise, leaving hismother–in–law to call them in after a speci-fied time.

She would stand at the loft entrance, inher dressing gown, and ring a tea bell andthe birds would just about knock her overas they scrambled to get into the loft.

Another instance of a good lady fancierand control over ones birds!

Then there are the funny stories onehears. One that springs to mind is of thefancierwhohadan imported pairofbirds,of which hewas very proud, and invited sixof his closest fancier friends to view these

birds and their eggs they were incubating.The six men crowded into the loft pas-

sageway while he put his hand under thehen, only to find that an egg snake hadmadeameal of the eggs andwas still there!

In a panic, he threw the snake over hisshoulder and it happened to wrap itselfaround one of the necks of the spectators.

In a frenzy, all six fanciers headed for theexit, which happened to be closed. Theirblind panic and mob rush demolished thedoor as they gained entry into the open air.I think the snake got away after all that.Not so funnyat the time, but very laughablelater on.

Greytown Racing Pigeon Club

ST Cathryn’s golfers who travelled down toDarnall on a cold, wet, windy and mistySunday morning had reason to feel downhearted.

It looked liked the weather was going tobeagainst them,liketheSharkshadexperi-enced the night before in Durban.

When the six St Cathryn’s members ar-rived, they found that the opposition teamswere also short – Mandeni had five playersand Darnall seven players.

Our team consisted of youth and experi-ence and this made for a well balancedteam.

AtDarnall, acart is recommendedso thatone can conquer the famous “Thromboses

hill”.This hole is a par five and for the heavy

or unfit, this can be testing for the heartrate.

Task at hand was to regain the trophy,and that is what these fine golfers did.

The Club won the day as can be seen inthe results and was also the winning clubfor the year as they won in February aswell.

Next round of the Triangular is to be playedin February 2014 at St Cathryn’s.

Results:First: St Cathryn’s – 31.5 pointsSecond: Darnall – 29.33 points

Third: Mandeni – 22.4 points.

Individual players results:First: Merwin Rabe – 38 points ocoSecond: Jimmy Rice ocoThird: Paul Els.

Next Farmers Agri–Care Monthly Mug willbe played on Saturday, 19 October. Golfersare reminded if medal play seems too daunting,play in the mug but play Individual Stableford.This Friday the club will be open for drinks –and if the Book club has anything to discuss theymay bring and braai.To book for golf and/or meals, please phone 083269 1661.

ST CATHRYN’S NEWSAS many of our members were away on holidayin the last two weeks, it was good to have themback at tennis and have five courts going on Sat-urday. Please diarise Saturday, 2 November forthe Greytown Tennis Club AGM.

The AGM will be after the tennis followed bya bring and braai.

Another important date to diarise is our annu-al Roley Hill’s mens doubles tournament takingplace on Sunday, 9 December. Social tennis willstart as usual at 2pm on Saturday.

FROM THE COURTS

ESTE of Vogel fame, and East Coastradio talks on Echinaforce, Molkosanand a host of natural products, is com-ing to Greytown Bowls club on Fridayto give a talk – hosted by GreytownDrugstore and Vogel.

There will be snacks and a bar avail-able. Please phone Greytown Drugstoreto book at 033 413 2157.

There was a shortage of bowlers forthe start of the handicap singles –those who missed, please try to catchup on Wednesday or Saturday.

Members are also invited to join inthe bracken Hackers day on Sunday –please hand your names in to BryanPaul.

From the ditch