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THE 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Childrencampaign challenges South Africans to declare a truce on violenceagainst women and children and,ultimately, to make it a permanentone.The reported incidents of abuseare way too high and it is admittedthat many such acts do not getreported.

Throughout the world, the 16Days of Activism for No ViolenceAgainst Women and Children campaign runs from 25 November, In

ternational Day for the Eliminationof Violence against Women,through to International HumanRights Day on 10 December.Included in this 16 day programme

is World AIDS day on 1 Decemberand the International Day forthose with Disabilities on 3 December.

South Africa is still home to highlevels of violence against its wom

en and children, despite a worldrenowned Constitution and a legislative overhaul that safeguardswomen’s and children's rights.

The government, business, civilsociety organisations, faithbasedorganisations and the media areall participating in the drive to increase awareness of the negativeimpact of violence and abuse ofwomen and children.

The campaign also aims to:Challenge the perpetrators of violence to change their behaviour.Involve men in helping to eradicate violence.Provide survivors with informationon services and organisations thatcan help lessen the impact of violence on their lives.The international theme for thisyear’s 16 Days campaign is “Frompeace in the home to peace in theworld:

Let’s challenge militarism andend violence against women.

16 Days of Activism

National Minister of Finance, Nhlanhla Nenepresented awards at the GHS prizegiving lastweek. Minister Nene congratulates NMakhoba on being awarded academichonours, as well as the top awards in lifesciences, maths, engineering and physics.

Minister ofFinance inGreytown

IT has been remarkably quiet on theUmvoti Municipal front recently, sothe Greytown Gazette submittedsome queries to the administrator,Martin Sithole, in order to be ableto informresidentsas towhat ishap-pening, or not happening, in the dis-trict.

An advertisement several weeksago in the Greytown Gazette for atender to purchase a 4l V6 doublecab for the municipality triggereda lot of concerned comments as towhy such a vehicle was needed andthe huge cost thereof. In reply to itsquestion as to the need for such avehicle, theAdministratorrespond-ed:

“According to the information Igot from the Fleet ManagementUnit, the councillor who raised thematter is confusing two separate is-sues. I’m told that the vehicle that

was budgeted for was advertisedwith the specifications as per theapproval by council. The 4l V6Dou-ble Cab advertised is an insuranceclaim replacing a similar vehiclefromProtectionServiceswhichwaswritten off some months ago.”

A reportwas published on 22Oc-tober referring to the possibility offive Umvoti Councillors being dis-missedor suspended - four fromtheANCandone from theNFP. In reply,the administrator states that this isamatterwhich is handledby the re-spective parties at political level.

Since June last year, Umvoti Mu-nicipalityhasbeenminusanExecu-tive Committee and, since Septem-ber 2013, under administration.There was a short lived feeling ofrelief and expectation when theelection of the Executive Commit-tee, speaker,mayoranddeputywas

announced to take place at the stat-utorymeeting called on 10October.However, the first election was forspeaker and, much to the surpriseof themajority of councillors, Coun-cillor M Yengwa of the IFP waselected.Before any further elections couldtake place, the ANC councillorswalked out, despite the positive in-troductory remarks from the ad-ministrator that the council hadmoved forward toworking togetherfor the good of the people. He saidnomemorandumof agreement hadbeen signed by the political partiesbut was very positive it would soonbe.

However, thenextattempttoholdanelection for theoutstandingposi-tions at a statutory council meetingon 22 October also fell flat on itsface.

Updating, the Administrator says:“The election of the Executive

Committee is dependent on thecon-clusionof thesettlementagreementas per Cogta’s recommendation. Ihave had sight of the document andhave sent my input to Cogta for ittobe finalised. Ihaveameetingwiththem scheduled for the 20th andamongst other things to discusswillbe the finalisation of this matter.”

It is now seven months since thegeneral election but there are stilla number of election posters up inthe town. In this regard, the admin-istrator said he had requested themunicipal manager to instruct theEngineering department to removethe posters and invoice the respec-tive parties on the costs.

On thequestionof the suspensionof the two senior officials, CFOMar-tin Swanlow and manager for goodgovernance, following a committeecouncil meeting on 15 August, it isreported that they are still on sus-pension while undergoing disci-plinary hearings.

The administrator said that hebelieved that there have alreadybeen two postponements of thehearings but hopes the matter willbe finalised soon.

The delay in the start of Exten-sion 14 housing was due to the factthat the municipality did not havea Land Disposal policy. The draftpolicy has now been compiled andonce processed by Council prepar-atory work could start in Januarynext year.

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ROGER Scheffer of Buffalo Se-curityhasupgradedtheBuffaloSecurity fleet and took deliveryof six brand new vehicles lastweek.

Scheffer said this will enablehis organisation to provide aneven better service to the com-munity.

Roger Scheffer and members of his team with Liesel Meyer and Tubby Larkan of Mascor Toyota which was involvedin and assisted with the upgrade.

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FOR the many individuals withdisabilities, Greytown andsurrounds do not offer manyfacilities which make their dailylives easier.An important summit for peopleliving with disabilities is to takeplace on Wednesday, 26November at 10am at theEnhlalakahle new hall.

Hosted by Umvoti localoperation Sukuma Sakhe andProvince, an invitation has beenextended to the ministersfraternal and all otherstakeholders.

For further information, pleasecontact Councillor Nzama at 072953 8559.

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A THIRTEEN year sentence forher daughter's killer was too little- it should have been a life sen-tence, said Liz Kubie of Her-mannsburg last week after theDurban High Court had imposedthe sentence.

Kubie’s daughter Tanya wasstabbed to death by her then hus-band, Terence Govender, in 2009in their rented home in Phoenix.

Govender admitted to JudgeMahendra Chetty that he had re-peatedly stabbed Tanya andclaimed he was highly intoxicatedat the time.

He had fled the scene and goneinto hiding but was arrested thefollowing day. In his guilty plea,Govender claimed he had killedhis wife because she belittled himand had informed their landlordof their domestic disputes. He hadbeen very angry after she had ver-bally abused him in front of otherpeople, he had pulled out a knife,stabbed her, then ran away to hissister’s house. He was arrested byPhoenix Police.

Govender’s bail was revoked inFebruary 2012 when he failed tomake a court appearance.

Liz Kubie (66) said she was dis-traught at the light sentence im-posed on Govender.

Mothersays itshouldhave beenlife

THURSDAY, January 1: New Year's DaySunday, April 5: Easter SundayMonday, April 6: Family DayMonday, April 7: Freedom DayFriday, May 1: Workers’ DaySunday, May 10: Mother's DayMonday, June 15: School holidayTuesday, June 16: Youth DaySunday, June 21: Father's DaySaturday, July 18: Nelson Mandela DaySunday, August 9: National Women's Day

Monday, August 10: School holidayMonday, August 10: National Women'sDay observedThursday, September 24: Heritage DayFriday, September 25: School holidayWednesday, December 16: Day of ReconciliationThursday, December 24: Christmas EveFriday, December 25: Christmas DaySaturday, December 26: Day of GoodwillThursday, December 31: New Year's Eve.

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• Iminenhle Driving School Igubha iminyaka ewu 7 isebenza ngokubambisana nom-phakathi. Sizokwehlisa amanani okwenza Izifundo Zethu ngenxa yokuzwelana nom-phakathi wethu kuzoqala ngo November 2014 kuya ku February 2015.

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MUDEN Taxi Rank Associationis the first Association to havereceivedanUmvotiMuncipalitytaxi rank permit. Themembersareverypleasedat the initiativetaken by Umvoti.Muden Taxi Rank Associationhas encouraged other associa-tions to come forward to applyfor thepermits as thiswill assistin developing the taxi industry.

At the request of the Ama-bomvini and Mbangweni Taxiassociation, ameetingwasheldwith Protection Services, both

taxi association members andMr Dlomo from SANTACO on 5November.

The main concern for thesetwo taxi associations was howthey could operate in Greytownwithout the taxi rank permitswhich they could not obtain astheydidnothaveoperating cer-tificates or the necessary docu-ments required by the munici-pality.

Theassociationswereunableto register as the due date hadalready passed. This issue was

discussed with the DepartmentofTransportLicencingBoard inPietermaritzburg and the mat-terwent through to theMinisterof Transport, Willies Mchunu.

Mr. Dlomo from SANTACOsuggested that these associa-tions should humbly requestpermission from the local rec-ognised taxi association to op-erate under their association,because the Department ofTransport Licensing Board willno longer open for new regis-trations.

Action on taxi rank permits

CONGRATULATIONS to Idephonsa Zikala-la of Enhlalakahle on celebrating her 91stbirthday on 6 November.

Well-known, much loved and still full ofenergy, she is one of the oldest mothers,grandmothers and great grandmothersaround.

As a professional nurse, Idephonsa hasspentmost of her life caring for others. Shetrained at Benedictin Hospital in Nongomain 1947 and after working in Zululand,went to the non-European infectious dis-easehospital inPietermaritzburg.Thiswasfollowed by a spell of private nursing afterwhich she nursed retired Anglican nuns atSt Cross convent private hospital - nowknown as St Annes.WhenEdendaleHospi-tal opened, Idephonsa was one of the first

medical personnel to work there from1954. She trained in district midwifery,then specialised in training midwives. In1965 on her arrival in Greytown, Idephon-sastarteda longassociationwithGreytownHospital where she worked until retire-ment - but this dedicated sister did not re-tire - working first at Montebello hospitaland then at theMunicipal Pine Street clinicfrom where she did finally retire.

Married to an Umvoti teacher, MandlaZikalala, the couple had three children -thereare four grandchildrenandonegreatgrandchild. A deeply committed memberof the Catholic Church, Idephonsa is regu-larly seen in her black and purple uniformon her way to the church.

Friends and family celebrated the joyous91st on 6 November. Idephonsa and thefamily expressed their appreciation to MinCash supermarket owners for alwaysmak-ing her birthday so unforgettable by pro-viding a special cake.

Going strongat 91

From thecourts

GREYTOWN Tennis Club’s lasttournament of the year at is theRoley Hill mens doubles tourna-ment, sponsored by Mascor, onSunday, 7 December.The cost is R120 per racketwhich includes lunch and teaeats.

Sections are according tostrength andprizes are awardedper section. Players of allstrengths are welcome to enter.The tournament will be spon-

soredbyMascorandUmvotiTyr-es and Batteries. Entries toPierre Steynat0827725504or IanHill at 082786 9506.After the chilly start to the

week, good weather is predictedfor the weekend so we look toseeing a lot of social players onSaturday from 2pm.

The majority of members fromthe meeting agreed to his sug-gestion and there were no ob-jections. The matter was har-moniously resolved and the twoassociations promised to com-ply with the implementation ofthe Umvoti Taxi Rank Permit .

Umvoti Municipality encour-ages all the taxi operators tocomply with this initiative. Ifthey have any problems or que-ries, pleasecontactUmvoti Pro-tection Services or the SANTA-CO offices.


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UYASIKHULUMANI isiZulu?Deutsche Schule Hermannsburg is

proud to announce that we will onceagain be adding Zulu to the repertoireof languages offered at our school.

We are most grateful to our very ownStella Cockburn, a household name interms of Zulu lessons in the Umvoti dis-trict, for agreeing to takeon this excitingventure.

As from 2015, Zulu will be offered asan alternative option to Afrikaans firstadditional language in Grades eight to10.

Unlike the rest of South Africa whereAfrikaans is widely spoken, a number ofour pupils from the Natal Midlands orCoastal regions, both English and Zulu-speaking, have had little to no exposure

to Afrikaans tuition at primary schoollevel and, for this reason, we will bephasing inZuluat juniorhigh school lev-el, with the aim of gradually taking itright up tomatric level over the next fewyears. Because Zulu will be offered asa first additional language (previouslysecond-language) and not at the easierthird-language level, pupils who chooseto takeZuluasasubjectwillhave tohavehad Zulu lessons at primary school andwill have to write a proficiency test toensure that they will cope with the stan-dard of Zulu being taught.

Languages open doors and we hopethat thisaddedbenefitwill be justanoth-er feather in the caps of the prestigiousacademic results that our learnersachieve.

Owethu Gulubela, Michael Zunckel, Paige Schweiger, Danielle Schweiger, Hester van de Merwe, Siobhande Bruyn, Pastor B Brand, Nonjabulo Khoza, Joshua Zick, Ayanda Dlamini, Simon Röhrs, Ntokozo Zondiafter the baptismal and confirmation service on Sunday, 9 November..

Hermannsburg happenings

WORLD Diabetes Day took place on 14 Novemberwith the aim of raising an awareness and knowledge of diabetes which currently affects 396 million individuals throughout the world.

Diabetes is a disease in which the body is unableto properly use and store glucose which backsup in the bloodstream causing one's blood glucose (blood sugar) to rise too high.Referred toas a life style disease, diabetes is a world wideescalating health crisis

There are a reported 14.7 million diabetic casesin subSaharan Africa and it is increasing. The UNGeneral Assembly in 2011 declared that the prevalence of diabetes has reached "epidemic proportions throughout the world

There are two major types of diabetes. In type1 the body completely stops producing any insulin,a hormone that enables the body to use glucosefound in foods for energy. People with type 1 diabetes have to have daily insulin injections to survive. This form of diabetes usually develops inchildren or young adults, but can occur at anyage. Insulin dosages are carefully balanced withfood intake and exercise programmes.

Type 2 diabetes is considered a lifestyle diseaseand but . The good news is that Type 2 Diabetesis a preventable disease. In fact, a large bank ofevidence supports the benefits of lifestyle interventions healthy diet and physical exercise toprevent the onset and development of diabetes1.

Type 2 diabetes is the most common form ofdiabetes characterized by high blood glucose levels caused by either a lack of insulin or the body'sinability to use insulin effectively. Either the bodydoes not produce enough insulin or the cells ignorethe insulin. Insulin works in allowing the body touse glucose for energy When glucose builds upin the blood instead of going into cells, it cancause problems cells may be starved for energy.and over time, high blood glucose levels maycause eyes, kidneys, nerves or heart problems

Risk factors include: obesity,poor diet; physical

inactivity, family history of diabetes check outwith a clinic or doctor.

How to prevent the onset of diabetes: livinga healthier lifestyle; if overweight or obese starta diet and exercise regime that will help you dropthe kilos; stop smoking and drink alcohol in moderation. For people who have the condition it isimportant to take a holistic approach in managingthe disease. Exercise regularly, eat properly andensure that you have the correct support in termsof supplementation. Type 2 Diabetes is a progressive disease, but if you eat healthily, take supplementation, keep fit and take your medication asprescribed, it will help you live a long, healthylife.

The third type is gestational diabetes whichis a temporary condition occurring during pregnancy.

Early diagnosis is vital signs and symptomsinclude:

Unusual thirst.Frequent urination.Unusual weight lossExtreme fatigue,Blurred vision.Cuts and bruises that are slow to heal.If left untreated or not well managed, the high

levels of blood glucose associated with diabetescan can lead to a host of longterm complications among these are heart attacks, strokes, blindness, kidney failure, and blood vessel disease thatmay require an amputation, nerve damage, andimpotence in men.

It is important to obtain treatment early to prevent complications.Having diabetes does notmean not living a normal healthy life individualslearn how to manage it with the goal being tobring blood glucose levels into the normal range.

Diabetics have access to an enormous rangeof assistance and information there are lot ofthem out there who are successfully living fulllives through the awareness of how to cope

Learn to live with diabetes -early diagnosis vital!Graduation at

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SIR,A couple of years ago, I recall that some

publicspiritedGreytonianundertookasur-vey on the “killer” Greytown/Pietermaritz-burg road.

The Road Traffic Inspectorate respond-ed forashortwhile,monitoring thehorren-dous state of driving on this road, and itdid improve.

But it did not last long.I am forced to use this road three to four

times a week because of business commit-ments and am absolutely appalled at thedeterioration of the standard of driving.Last week, for the first time in manymonths, there were some RTI personnelstanding comfortably at the Wartburg andNew Hanover points.

Whilst on the road, NP, ND, NUM, NKKand other registrations blatantly broke the

rules of the road.It’s normal to see a driver pull out to pass

on a double barrier line...and if he or shehas to pass several vehicles and there is ablind rise, even more so.

Those backbreaking humps near theCramond road - the no passing sign is ig-nored.

Speeding has become automatic, andwhat about those heavies as they beltdownhill.

At one stage, I know the Greytown Ga-zette requested passengers (not drivers) totake photographs for publication if theysaw blatant disregard of the road rules.Please, in the interests of saving lives andmaking the driving to and from less of anightmare for all, could this be done?

TERRIFIED MOTORIST

Where are the traffic cops?

Simply Modelsgrad requests

SIR,Our sincere gratitude goes

out to all our sponsors and theorganizers of the prize giving.

Theeventhonoured thehardwork and dedication of thoselearners who excelled on thesports field, as well as the aca-demic front. Their hard workand dedication throughout thisacademic yearwas highlightedduring this evening.

Our sincere thanks goes outto our speaker, Mr Kevin Oel-lermann, our SEMMissMkhizeand the honourableMinister offinance, Minister Nene.

To our sponsors, your end-less support and dedication toGreytown High School will for-ever be appreciated.

To the staff of GHS - you havealwaysgivenyourbest, andarealways 200% selfless and yourdedication to the school hastransformed the school intoone of the leaders in the dis-trict.

OurGoverningBody, your in-volvement in the school is wel-comed and appreciated.

GREYTOWN HIGH SCHOOL

GHS voteof thanks

Pictured are M Mzolo, pupils and LD Zondi (deputy principal).

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SIR,The models will havetheir graduation and exams on 26 November at6pm at the Moth Hall. Ifyou would like to supportthe models, tickets areavailable for R20 until 21November.We are looking forsponsors for the following items for the modelsfor the graduationceremony:

Two photo framesTwo makeup setsFive jewellery itemsOne watchFive scarvesTwo backpacksBeauty salon vouchersHair salon vouchersPhotoshoot vouchersIf you would like tosponsor any of theabove, please contactLuzanne at083 280 9847.

GREYTOWN Children's Home, to-gether with Tholinhlanhla Full-Ser-vice School, has gotten together to be-come involved in recycling.

Greytown Child Youth Care Centre(Greytown Children’s Home) broughtfour bins to Tholinhlanhla School forrecyclingwhitepaper,plastic contain-ers, metals and tins.

MichaelMzolo from theChild YouthCare Centre educated some of the pu-pils and teachers on recycling.-

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INTENTION TO AWARDIn terms of section 49 of the Umvoti Municipality supply chain management policy. The awarding of contractwill be confirmed in writing after (14) calendar days, therefore if there are any objections they should reach theMunicipal Manager’s office within 14days from the date of this advert.

BIDDER NAME TENDER INTENDED TO WARD

Deep Thoughts Architecture (PTY) LTD Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

Mzansi Africa Civils Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

Jeffares & Green (Pty) Ltd Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

BI Infrastructure Consultants (Pty) Ltd Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

Esicongweni Engineers (Pty) Ltd Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

Vijay Ori & Associates cc Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

SNA Civil & Structural Engineers (Pty)Ltd

Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

ECA Consulting Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

Actus Integrated Management Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

RB Project Managers & Consultants Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

GIBB (Pty) Ltd Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

S Zoko Consulting cc Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

Mgamule Consulting Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

Leja and Associates (Pty) Ltd Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

Izingodla Engineers (Pty) Ltd Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

Anderson Vogt Consulting Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

Ilifa Africa (Pty) Ltd Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

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Deltron Consulting (Pty) Ltd Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

BMK Engineering Consultants Panel of consultants, structural engineers and project managers forthe provision of professional services on municipal infrastructuregrant projects on 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17

The grievance period will expire by close of business on 02ND December 2014.Any enquiries relating to the above should be directed to Mr. E.V Mdlalose on 033 413 9113.MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 2027MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN 3250

UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

Cordwall Primary children visited Arcadia and performed their year end concert for theresidents. After the glitter and shine, the residents tucked into yummy treats .A big thank youto Arcadia for giving the children this wonderful opportunity to interact.

Cordwall chronicleACCORDING to theGoete Institute, the besttime frame for learning languages is be-tween the ages of three and five as, duringthis time, the brain develops very rapidlyand the nerves are forming a complex net-work of connections.

Thus children who grow up with morethan one language have proved to bemoreflexible and competent in their perceptionand most are able to learn further langua-gesmore easily than childrenwho grew upin a monolingual environment.

For this reason, all our Grade R and RRlearners have German lessons three timesa week and we would like to say a special

thank you to our volunteer workers fromGermany who are a great help in our kin-dergarten: theyprepare creative activities,helpwithextra lessons,accompanyourLit-tle Oaks on the daily bus, help with swim-ming lessons and much, much more.

Last weekend, they gave up their freetime to repaint the kindergarten's Germanclassroom a bright new colour so that Ger-man lessons for our Little Oakswill be evenmore fun in this bring and colourful envi-ronment.

Hermannsburg Little Oaks' Oracle

ONTuesday,2December from6pm, thean-nualMoonlightMarket will be taking placeinthehighschoolquad.Thiseventwill startoffwith a carol evening to get theGreytowncommunity in the swing of the festive sea-son. It will then be followed by a night-timemarket where various foodstuffs, clothingand other curios will be sold. Please comesupport and enjoy this fundraising initia-tive.

On Sunday, 2 November, Ivan Kelly andChris Hutchinson attended the Fina Swim-ming Judges course at the Seals JolliffeSwimming Centre. Congratulations to bothstaff members on passing their level 1course and achieving 95% and 90% fortheir written exams respectively.

On Wednesday, 12 November, the Wem-bleyGradeRRR’sandRR’shadtheirannualCheeseandWineArtauction.This year, thecolourful event took place at the GreytownCountry Club andwewere grateful toMas-cor, our main sponsor, and the GreytownCountry Club for the use of the PannarLounge. Without support an event like thiswould not be possible and we would liketo thank the following sponsors for thegen-erous prizes that they donated:

BarcelosLinda LubbeKerry Taylor (New Dimensions)MascorWimpyWewouldalso like to thankSueStratford

who supplied snacks. A great timewas hadby all. Mr Swart welcomed the guests andparents and the auction was kicked off byGrant Goble. A bright canvas with heartspainted by the Grade RRR and Grade RRchildren was sold to Loodt van der Vyver.

The pre-school is extremely grateful forMr andMrs van der Vyver’s generosity andsupport. We all look forward to improvingour school and equipment.

Tennis AchievementCongratulations to Calista Muna on fin-

ishing third in theKZNDunlopMasters ten-nis tournment which was held in Durbanat Westridge Tennis Staduim this pastweekend. Your hard work and dedicationis certainly paying off. Keep up the goodwork.

Our certificates and results have arrivedandweare pleasedwith all of our scholars’efforts. The following scholars did excep-

tionally well and managed to obtain eitheradiamond(76%to84%)oraplatinum(85%to 100%) result.Grade 4: Alzanne Barnard 1P and 1D,

Xander du Plessis 2D, Michaela Dutton 1Pand 1D, Adrian Hill 1D, Sebastian Kruger1D and Carlien Lötter 1D.Grade 5: Sarah Barber 2D, Joshua

Bloemink 3P and 2D, Mayenziwe Maphan-ga 1D, Emma Swanepoel 1D, Amoré vanRooyen 2P and 1D, JJ van Zuydam 1P and2D, Jack Yeadon 1P and 4D.Grade6:MayaDocherty1D,ShannonDo-

cherty 1P and 2D, Thomas Hill 3D, OliverPride 1D, Kayla Shaw 1D.Form 1: Chyavan Aheer 1D, Taylor Cha-

ning-Pearce2D,MichaelChiazzari1D,AmyCotterrell 1D, Emily Crowe1P,MelissaDut-ton 4P and 1D, Milla Herbst 2D, PhilaMnguni2P,CGNefdt4Pand1D,RuthO’Sul-livan 1P and 2D, Renier van Rooyen 3P and1D, Jeanine van Zyl 1P, Nicolene van Zyl1P.

Wembley is running a cancer awarenessand fundraising initiative, in conjunctionwith the Summer League Hockey Tourna-ment. TheSummerLeagueplayers and theGreytown community are uniting to raisefunds for CHOC SA (Childhood CancerFoundation South Africa). On Monday, 17November, matches will be played from5.15 to 6.15pm at the Wembley astro.Teams are comprised of a combination ofSummer League players, as well as Wem-bley scholars.We invite theGreytowncom-munity to join us in supporting this initia-tive. The town teams are made up of twoplayers from each of the 11 SummerLeague teams and it is a wonderful way tobring the community together. Thematch-es will be followed by a ‘bring and sharepicnic’ at the pavilion.We invite you to joinus for this event.

JP Cricket :Grade one boys vs New Hanover won 17-10.

Grade2Boys vsNewHanoverwon26-27SP Cricket:

Mixed vs Hermannsburg won by 23 runs.

High School Cricket:U15 Boys vs Treverton U14 won by 60

runs.Open Boys vs Treverton 2nds. Wembley

won by 10 wickets.

Annesta with Loodt van der Vyver who made the winning bid for the colourful canvas.

Window on Wembley


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FIVE 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 one forthis year.As the usual pressday ofTuesday, 16 Decemberis a Public Holiday, therewillbe amuch earlier cut-off foradvertisments, copy and

photographs.Ad deadlines fordisplay is 1 pmonThursday,11 December. Cut-off for copyis 10 am onMonday, 15th

(but earlier please if you can).

UMVOTI MUNICIPALITYUMVOTI LAND USE SCHEME

SPECIAL CONSENTAPPLICATION

Notice is hereby given terms of Section 67 bis of the TownPlanning Ordinance No. 27 of 1949; as amend and Clause1.14 (c) of the Umvoti Municipality Land Use ManagementScheme, that Umvoti Municipality will consider a specialconsent application from Special Residential Zoning toResidential Zoning for N. Naidoo to be able to Constructmedium density housing on Portion 1 of Erf 232, thephysical address being 182 John Havemann Street,Greytown Township.The relevant documents will lie open for inspection atthe Umvoti Municipal Offices in Greytown, 41 Bell Street,during normal office hours (07H45 to 16H30 PM).Any person, having sufficient interest therein may lodgewritten objections or representations with the undersignedin writing by no later than 9-12-2014 .Any person, who fails to lodge or forward comments inresponse to this notice by the date given above, shallbe precluded from further participation in the processand taking further steps, with regard to the proposedamendmentMR B.A. XULU , ,MUNICIPAL MANAGERPO BOX 71GREYTOWN 3250033 413 9100

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

GREYTOWN High School held its annualprize giving ceremony on 7 November andtheguestofhonourwasMinisterofFinanceMrMNeneand theguest speakerwas Kev-in Oellerman.Awards as follows:

Academic awards:1st in Grade:Grade :Lynn Grant, Grade 9:Z Mncube,

Grade 10:N Zakwe;Grade 11:Z ThembaniHalfcolours:Grade10:ANgubane,SZon-

do,L Mbatha,L Zondi,Z Dludla,N ZakweGrade 11: V Fourie, L Mane, S Mthem-

bu,T Sithole,ZMaphanga,SNene,J vdMer-we,T Langa,S Sithole,N Sithole, L Mati-wane,G Khanyile, S Nguse,NMdluli,G Zon-di,A Magudulela,L Benya,G Mkwanazi,SGule,L Kweyama

Grade 12: N Makhathini,A Mbangasa,RChetty,L Nxumalo,MMaphalala,V Biyela,LMyeza,S Zondi,M Madondo,T Zuma MMbanjwa AMsimango,E Doorsamy,K Zon-di,L Biyela,LKhumalo, L Sosiba,MNdlovu,N Gwamanda,N Langa. S Phungula S Ne-ne,S Mchunu,T Khoza

Full colours:Grade 11 T Cindi,Z Dlodlo,ANdlovu,S Sibisi,M Mzila,N Mkhize

Grade 12:K Ngema,M Dludla,Z Shezi,Dladla,S Singh,K Moodliar,M Nkosi,WMagwaza

HonoursGrade 11ZThambani Grade 12N Makhoba

Matric subject prizesNelenStevensPrize forCATN;MMkhwa-

nazi St. James' Woman's Guild Prize forHospitality Studies;S Myaka

Aheers Prize for Engineering Graphicsand Design; N Makhoba

VanRooyen and Forder Prize for EnglishHome Language W Magwaza

Greytown High School Prize for Afri-kaans 1st Add. Language; S Singh

Greytown Build It Prize for Bilingual-ism;W Magwaza

Bart's Computers Prize for BusinessStudies;W Magwaza Bosch AccountantsPrize for Business Studies;WMagwazaHo-race Rall Award for History Horace RallAward for Geography K Moodlair

Greytown Drug Store Prize for PhysicalSciences; N Makhoba

Greytown Drug Store Prys vir Engels 1eAdd. Taal; A Boshoff ABSA Bank Prize forMathematic;N Makhoba

Pannar Prize for Life Sciences;NMakho-ba Umvoti Fuel and Oil Prize for Zulu 1st

Add. Language ;Z SheziBrackenTimbersPrize forMathematical

Literacy ;Z SheziProxima Accessit Trophy - 2013 Dux

Runner-up;B Ntshingila Jana Roodt Prize- Dux 2013:R v d Merwe A N MontgomeryMemorial Trophy - Dux 2013:R v d MerweSandy McLean: Best Female Swimmer:KThompsonMikeLaue:BestMaleSwimmer:K Thompson

Phillip Nel:Hoogste Buite-KurrikulêrePrestasie :S Wheeler

Houghting Shield: Debater of the Year:SGule

Della Dlamini Memorial Trophy: JuniorNetball Player :N Sibiya Greytown HighSchool:Most Improved Netball Player :TCindi Greytown High School: Most Consist-ent Netball Player :N Dunge Deane Cup:Netball Player of the Year:M Mzila

Jolani Scholtz Trofee: Junior Hokkies-peler van die Jaar:S Majola Hyslop: BesteVordering inHokkie:NNgcoboCherylNow-ell:BestendigsteHokkiespeler:JSikhosanaHardaker Skild: Hokkiespeler van die Jaar:T Mnguni

Sewraj Trophy: Junior Cricket Player ofthe Year:S Mncube Henry Flemming Me-morial: Most Consistent Cricket Player EDoorsamy KMA Insurance Brokers: BestCricket all-rounder of the Year J vdMerweConnie Botha: Cricket Player of the Year

Yavisth Seebadri Memorial Trophy:Jun-ior Rugby Player of the Year :K MchunuGreg Drakopoulis: Most Improved RugbyPlayer:K Zondi Attie van Rooyen: Besten-digste Rugbyspeler:J Fourie Dolla Pretori-us: Rugbyspeler van die Jaar :K Ngema

NFA Shield: Girl Soccer Player of theYear:N Gcwabaza Greytown High School:Junior Boys Soccer Player of the Year :KMyeni Greytown High School: Most Im-proved Soccer Player:SMalungaGreytownHigh School: Most Consistent Soccer Play-er:K Zondi Lucas Ngiba: Boy Soccer Playerof the Year: N Mthalane

Greytown High School: Junior Girl Ath-lete:L Grant Greytown High School: JuniorBoy Athlete :LMbhele Greytown Sportstig-ting: Beste Seunsatleet :J vd Merwe

Greytown Old Scholars: Sportswoman ofthe Year :M Mzila Greytown Old Scholars:Sportsman of the Year:K Ngema

Guest ofHonour KOellermanpresents theGreytown OldScholar'ssportsman ofthe year awardto headboy KNgema.PHOTO: SUP-

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News from the hill

1. USED envelopes: Cut a corner offenvelopes and use as bookmark cornersleeves. Just slideoneover thepageyouare at and you’ll find your place easilythe next time you pick up the book.Youcan also use envelopes for To Do lists,store garden seeds, and as bookmarksand labels.2. Tissue boxes: Once they’re empty,

use these as a plastic bag dispenser.Just fill with grocery bags and you’ll be

mail.9. Brown paper bags: Once used,

twist into small rolls and use as firestarters.10. Cereal liner bags: Clean and use

for stacking meat patties beforefreezing, store bread crusts etc.11. Business Cards: Use the other

side to label storageboxes and tubsandtape to the outside of the lid or side soyou can see at a glance what thecontainer is holding.

Recycling tips

able to neatly pull out one at a time.3. Plastic grocery bags: Use as

garbage pail liners, paint tray covers,packing material.4. Cleaner spray bottles: Clean

thoroughly and use to hold yourhomemade cleaners, use to sprayplants…very important to cleanthoroughly first.5. Mesh From veggie bags: If you

buy veggies bagged in nylon mesh,you can use that mesh for variouscleaning jobs around the house andyard. Just wad up the bag and use itas a scrubber.6. Paper towel cardboard rolls:

Use to wrap extension cords,Christmas lights (keep untangled).7. Citrus peels: Use to make your

own homemade citrus cleaners,candy peels to use in baking or freezethe peels to use for zest in recipes asneeded, Save your peels from citrusfruits like lemons and oranges. Youcan toss them in the fire place whenyou have a fire going to give the rooma nice, fresh smell.8. Packing foam peanuts: Save

them and reuse when packingbreakables, storing Christmasdecorations or sending gifts in the


@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, [email protected]

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

[email protected]

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PLEASE NOTE: DEADLINEFOR GAZETTE CLASSIFIEDS

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18 Clubs andMeetings

BETH Hatlaim Children’sHome AGM- Notice ishereby given that the An-nual General Meeting ofBeth Hatlaim Children’sHome will take place onMonday, 1st December2014 at 17:30 at the BethHatlaim Children’s Homeoffice. All welcome!

GENERAL Circular to pa-rents. Very important in-formation. Financialbudget meeting: Parentsand Guardians are invit-ed to a financial budgetmeeting for 2015 held inGreytown Junior SchoolHall. Date: Thursday 20thNovember 2014, Time17:30. It is in your own in-terest that you attend thisvery important meeting.Kind Regards Mr SJ Nel,Principal

RUGBY- Italy v SA 22ndNovember- Moth Hall 270York St. Watch it on theBiggest Big Screen inTown!! Pub open from2:30 pm- Braai packsavailable- Play starts4pm.

22 Personal

DRESS maker required.082 925 6230

34 CleaningServices

CARPET, upholsterycleaning, experiencedowner supervised andquick. Phone Nola 083320 4008.

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- R120000. 117 Pine Street, CallNombuso 074 155 5371

47 PersonalServices

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

FAXING & Copies- Fax R5p.p, B/W copy R1, Colorcopy R5. 117 Pine St Of-fice 5 above Ideals

47 PersonalServices

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

49 Plumbing/Electrical/Home Repairs

PLUMBER: for all yourplumbing requirements,gyser instalation, shower,toilets, painting, leakingtaps, blocked drains,bathroom renovation,leaking roofs and all con-struction work, call Ntini076 062 2999/ 084 7778229.

55 Tuition Courses

BABS Driving School,pass your learners easily,and driving lesson also.Contact: Babs GayadeenExaminer 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

CATTLE for sale. Siya-dayisa izinkomo. Siya di-liva. 072 552 0007

CULLS cut and cleaned.We deliver. 079 5397602

FOR Expert Upholsteryand headboards (from395). Ph Hugh 071 4348978 or visit 22 Bell Str.

NEW ice creams Machine(3 flavour controls) R25000.00 neg. 071 4228831.

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

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

126 Houses to Let

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

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

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

173 GeneralEmployment

GREYTOWN Children’sHome is in need of a fulltime Receptionist. Thesuccessful candidatemust ideally speak Eng-lish and Zulu and workextremely well with chil-dren. Must have goodcommunications skills.Have good excel, wordand publisher skills. Musthave good organizationalskills, time managementskills and be able to workwell under pressure. CV’smust be dropped of atGreytown Children’sHome- 177 DurbanStreet. Closing date forapplications will be 26November 2014. If youdo not hear from us yourapplication was unsuc-cessful.

GREYTOWN Children’sHome is in need of a fulltime Administrative Offi-cer. The successful can-didate must be a maturelady who works well withchildren. Must be able tocommunicate very well inEnglish. Good adminis-trative ability. Experienceessential. Good commu-nication skills. Excellentexcel. word and publisherskills. Be in posession ofa valid driver’s licenceMust have good organi-zational skills and be ableto work under pressure.CV’s must be dropped ofat Greytown Children’sHome- 177 DurbanStreet. Closing date forapplications will be 26November 2014. If youdo not hear from us yourapplication was unsuc-cessful.

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

THERE is a vacancy in theCountry Club Kitchen fora trainee/ assisted cook.Applicant must have pas-sion for food preparation,energetic & self motivat-ed. Applicant must becomputer literate and beprepared to work nightshift and weekends. For-ward CV to [email protected] or fax to 033413 2362

TNR Projects is offering 5Trade Learnerships tostudents who are finish-ing Grade 12. Learnerswill be trained in aspectsof shopfitting, cupboards,flooring and installation ofgranite. All interestedpersons [email protected] drop CV’s at the Gaz-ette office.

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

DANISILE seeks domesticwork. Contact: 073 8570891/ 079 865 8134/ 078382 1321

186 Estates

NOTICEIN the Estate of the late

VUSUMUZI DANIEL ZONDIId No: 3910255275080, who

died on the 1st of July2013, who were marriedout of community proper-ty of 906 Long Homes,ENhlalakahle, District ofUmvoti, KwaZulu- Natal.Estate No: 6972/2013/PMB

In terms of Section 29 of Act66 of 1965, all persons hav-ing claims against the aboveEstate are called upon tolodge their claims with theundersigned within a periodof 30 (THIRTY) days fromthe date of publication here-of.

Dated at Greytown,KwaZulu-Natal on this 3rdday of NOVEMBER 2014.

- Nel & StevensAttorneys for Executor117a Voortrekker Street(P O Box 60) Greytown3250.

190 Sale in Execution

IN the Magistrate’s Courtfor the

District ofPietermaritzburg held at

PietermaritzburgCase No. 12234/13

In the matterbetween:

NAIDU’S CASH LOAN CCExecution Creditor

AndNOMUSA THULISWA DLO-MO

Execution Debtor“Auction”

KINDLY TAKE NOTICE thatin terms of a Judgmentgranted on the 13 MARCH2012 in the PIETERMAR-ITZBURG Magistrate’sCourt and Warrant of Exe-cution issued thereafter, asale in execution of the un-der-mentioned goods will beheld at The Sheriff’s Office,121 Sargeaunt Street,Transnet Building, Greytownon the 21/11/14, at 11:00am, consisting of:

GOODS:1X 4 PCE BROWN LOUNGE

SUITE, 1X OCEAN DEEPFREEZE, 1X DEFY GASSTOVE, 1X KITCHENDRAWERSto the highest bidder INCASH.

TAKE FURTHER NOTICETHAT:

1.The sale is in the sale ofexecution pursuant to ajudgement obtained in theabove Court.

2.The rules of this auction isavailable 24 hours beforethe auction at th office ofthe Sheriff for Matatiele.

3.Registration as a buyer is apre-requisite subject tospecific conditions, inter-alia:

a)Directive of the ConsumerProtection Act 68 of 2008

b)Fica-legislation i.r.o. proofof identity and addressparticulars

c)Payment of Registrationfee of R500 in cash.

d)Registration conditions4.The office of the Sheriff for

at premises of Mnguni PlantHire, Tugela Ferry will con-duct the sale with auction-eers.

5. Advertising costs at currentpublication rates and salecosts according to courtrules apply.

Dated at Pietermaritzburg onthis 14 day of November2014.– Execution Creditors Attor-ney VENNS ATTORNEYS281 Pietermaritz Street, Pie-termaritzburg 3201. Tel:(033) 355 3100 File Ref:Z0004020/RG

ANYONEwith information on the followingpeople are asked to please contact Miss ZPMakhaye (social worker: Kranskop ChildWelfare) at 033 444 1578.Father of MPILONHLE NONKULULEKOJALI, biological mother THOBILE JALI isdeceased. The family was originally fromNtunjambili area.Father of OLWETHUNOMFUNDO NXUM-ALO, biological mother MTOMBENHLENXUMALO is deceased. The family wasoriginally from Ntunjambili Area.SIYABONGA the natural father of SIPHOCELE, biologicalmotherDUDUZILE CELEisdeceased.Thefamilywasoriginally fromNtunjambili Area.Father of NKOSIYETHU PRINCE CELE,LONDEKA COLEEN CELE AND MLONDICOLLIN CELE, biological mother ZODWACELE is deceased. The family is originallyfrom Ntunjambili Area.FatherofPHILANIBONGINKOSIDANISA.The natural mother NTOMBIYENKOSIDANISE is deceased. The familywas origi-nally from Mandlalathi Area.MR.MTHETWA natural father of SLINDI-LE PRUDENCE and MR. NGUBANE natu-ral father of NONDUMISO. Their naturalmother NOKWETHEMBA NGIDI is de-ceased. The family was originally fromNtunjambili Area.Father of THEMBEKA BHENGU AND SI-BONGAKONKE BHENGU. Their naturalmother NLENGENI HLENGIWE BHENGUisdeceased.Thefamilywasoriginally fromNtunjambili Area.MotherofPHILILEZUMA,SINQOBILEZU-MA AND NTUTHOKO ZUMA. The naturalfather SHADRACK MCHUNU is deceased.The familywasoriginally fromNtunjambi-li Area.Mother of SINENHLANHLA NANNA. Thenatural father MR. NDODA NANNA is de-ceased. The family was originally fromNtunjambili.Mother of MSAWENKOSI NZUZA ANDNKANYISO NZUZA. Their natural fatherSIPHIWE NZUZA is deceased. The familywas originally from Ntunjambili Area.Father of MDLANDOLOZI MSOMI ANDSMANGILISOMSOMI. ThenaturalmotherSIBONGILEMSOMI is deceased.The fami-ly was originally from Ntunjambili Area.Father of NOXOLO BHENGU AND NQOB-ILE MAPHANGA. The natural mother PA-TRICIA BHENGU is deceased. The family

was originally from Ntunjambili Area.Father of KWANDISA SITHOLE ANDWELILE SITHOLE. The natural mother isdeceased. The family was originally fromEnseleni Area.Father of SIBONESIHLE KUNENE. Thenatural mother KHOZENI MZOLO is de-ceased. The family was originally fromNtunjambili Area.Father of S’BUSISI. The natural motherTHANDEKILEJALI is deceased.The fami-ly was originally from Ewosi Area.Mother and father of ASANDA CELE. Thefamilies were originally from NtunjambiliArea. Asanda is presently being cared forby NONKULULEKO MBATHA.

Mother of APHIWE DLOMO. The naturalfather SAKHISENI DLOMO is deceased.The family was originally fromKwa SengeArea.Mother of NHLANHLA AND SITHOLESHANGASE. Their natural fatherPHATH-YISE SHANGASE is deceased. The familywas originally from Ewosi Area.Father of MLULEKI JALI. The naturalmother THOLABULE JALI is deceased.The family was originally fromMakhabel-eni Area.NICHOLAS MDUNGE father of NANYISOMDUNGE. His natural mother GUGUMNGADI is deceased.Father of NOMTHANDAZO BUTHELEZI.The natural mother KHMBISILE BU-THELEZI is deceased.Father of BUHLE DLAMINI. The naturalmother JABU BHENGU is deceased.Father of NOKULUNGA MAGWAZA. ThenaturalmotherTHANDEKILEMAGWAZAis deceased.THULANI ZONDI, father of AYANDANGCOBO. The natural mother ZONDILENGCOBO is deceased.Father of SENZOKHULEDANISE. His nat-ural mother NTOMBIKABANI DANISA isdeceased.Mother of SBONELO WONDERBOY HA-DEBE. His natural father SIBUSISOFRANK HADEBE is deceased.FatherofMAZIWNOKWANDAANDSLIN-DILEMZOLO. Their naturalmotherMAU-REEN KHULISILE MZOLO is deceased.Father of FIKISIWE NKOSI. Her naturalmotherNONHLANHLA PRETTY NTULI isdeceased.

MISSING PERSONSKranskop Child Welfare

Hillview Church inGreytown raisedfunds for Arcadiathrough raffling thisvery cutewheelbarrow, madeby Peter Cumins,and filled withplants from TheCountry Nursery. Thelucky winner wasLynné Norton whoalso received aTranquiliTeavoucher.

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INDLOVANA has, since2011, held a successfulGrade 7 career dressup day which givesopportunities to thepupils to be exposed tovarious career pathsavailable. Pupils aregiven research toundertake in whichthey discover theirstrengths, interest,characteretc.Basedonthis they can decide onthe appropriate careerpath to follow. Thanksto the speakers whopresented differentcareers - traffic officer,Pannar scientist,specifically onagriculture,NEMkhizeon education, SAPSand former pupils whoadvised on life in highschool. Head ofDepartment, MMNgobese expressedappreciation to Pannarfor lunch andstationery gifts for thepupils.

The GreytownGazette would like toapologise for an errorin the names of theaward winnerspublished in a captionin last week’s issuewhich should haveread Lindelwa Sithole(not Ngubane aspublished)

Preparing to become future engineers.

Indlovana Primary School news

WartburgKirchdorfSchool headprefects for2015 wereannounced atthe annualprize givingceremony heldon 11November.They are (fromleft) StuartTarr (deputyhead boy),Frances du Toit(deputy headgirl), DanielleMarx (headgirl) andMandlaMalimela (headboy).PHOTO: SUP-

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Wartburg Kirchdorf Schoolhead prefects

Preparing to becomedoctors.. Preparing to become traffic officers.


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THERE was an excellent turn-out at bowls on Saturday witha very welcome return of Ger-hardandSannieBalzer, andal-so joining in were Herbert andMandy Balzer.

The pairs contest is under-way. The drawn matches werebetween Jack Drew and GeoffBasel against JacquesMinnaarand Jordan Fouche - this wasa very close game that wentdown to the wire, with Jacquesand Jordan losing by just a sin-gle shot to Jack and Geoff.

TheothergamewasFrancoisvan Rooyen and Wendy Ed-wards playing Roy ThomsonandKarenCordywhostruggledall the way to surrender in theend. So the semi-finals will beJackDrew andGeoff Basel ver-sus Francois van Rooyen andWendy Edwards while the oth-er semi final will be WilhelmBrunkhorst andWolfie Lubow-itski playing Bryan Paul andChris Fischer.

The fours/tripswill be playedin November from bowlerspresent at the time, while thehandicap singles will still havetoberesolved-maybeonaSun-day or Wednesday.

Friday, 12 December will bethe Club’s year end function,while it isanticipated that therewill be a social braai on 31 De-cember.

From theditch

FOR the first time in many years,Greytown Country Club had not one,but two teams participating in the KZNinterclub tournament which was heldover the weekend of 7 to 9 Novemberat Port Shepstone, Southbroom andMargate. Our ‘Frog’ team, representedby Patrick O’Sullivan, Steve Muna and

Roger Skeane, and the more experienced ‘Senior Frog’ side, consisting ofPete Anderson, Mike Caldicott and Jimmy Crowe, gave of their best and represented our club with honour.The gremlins got hold of our Classic

sponsor list in the Gazette this year andwe need to thank, and apologize to,

St Cathryns who donated prizes for theClassic.

Zenobia Joubert lost out on themoney as she was not present at thetime of the draw. The next attendancedraw will be on Friday, 21 Novemberwith R1600 up for grabs. Be here from6.30pm and you could be the lucky

winner.The “Sunday 9@9” entry fee is R40

to play nine holes. Richard Chiazzari issponsoring a chicken that will be upfor the winning on Sunday mornings.

Dates to diarizeCheapasTuesdayFriday, 28 November: Happy Hour.

GreytownCountry Club

IT looked like a commandoworm infestation on Saturday15 November but on closer in-spection, it was the KranskopFarmer’s Association that tookto thegolf course in theirannu-al golfing outing at St Cath-ryn’s.

This was their effort to raisefundsforGolf911whichservesthe community so well.

Golf 911 is the link, in thiscase,between farmers, securi-ty, SAPS, RTI, Eskom and theambulance services.Theothermost important link is withFire Hawk - the company thatsupplies the farmers with theearly fire warning system.

Now this fun day draws thechildren away from the schoolbooks, for just forashortwhile,to caddie, to laugh, to encour-age and in some cases coachtheir dads.

The ladies of the districtwere kept busy with a ribbon

embroidery course in the club-house.

Golfers from the home clubwere allocated non-golfingfarmers in a 3Ball Americanscramble, with three drivesper player to be used.

With a lot of tactical plan-ning, all golfers survived thenine hole competition and inmost cases, everybody seemedto have enjoyed themselves.

The green keeper and staffwere out early on Monday,closing the ‘newly’ formedcra-ters and flattening the newlyformed mounds...it was greatfun. The following tourna-ments lie ahead for members:

The Farmers Agri-CareMonthlyMug is to be played on29 November, our first Farm-ers Agri-Care mug for 2015season is tobeplayedonSatur-day, 13 December with theMug of Mug for the past yearon Sunday, 14 December.

Our family golf day away ison Monday, 29 December andthis year, we are going to playat Bosch Hoek and we havebooked three by four balls andcarts.

Entry is first come firstserved, the wives are welcometo join inandincreasethecred-it card balances on the Mid-landsMeander.Thecost forthegolf is R270 per player for thegolf and R230 sharing a cart.Format is four ball alliance,three scores to count and allthe scores on the shorts.

Please try andbookwithPietat 083 269 1661 or by emailthis week as we have to pay adeposit to secure the bookingat Bosch Hoek.

This Friday, we will be host-ing theUFPAendof fire seasonbraai, andmembers of the UF-PA need to RSVP to Brigit at076 154 1090 or 079 180 3539by Wednesday at the latest.

St Cathryn's news

First:Paul Els, Phillip Gathmann,Rolf Konigkramer nett 26.

Second: Liekie Steyn, Andrew Oellerman, Carl Ortmann nett 27.

Third: Kevin Williams, Shawn Govensamy, Kelvin Swanepoel nett 28.

Fourth:Deon van Dyk, Gert van Rooyen, JP Geldenhuys nett 29.

Fifth:Edmund Duvel, Mark Gathmann, Doc Fismer nett 31.

Sixth: Piet Nel, Hugo Ortman Geoffrey Newlands nett 34 oco.Seventh: Heino Duvel, Gunther Meyer, Erich Ortmann.

Nearest to pin second:JP Geldenhuys.Nearest to pin ninth:Gert vanRooyen.

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