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Spring has sprung
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For many years Greytown Junior School has celebrated the arrival of spring by delivering spring flowers and pot plants to businesses, seniors and many others throughout the town not only to welcome the new season, but also to thank the community for its support.
Enough is enough community fights crime together ”ENOUGH is enough" was the message coming over loud and clear from residents of Acacia and Azalea streets and surrounds following the poisoning of pet dogs and armed robberies in the area and the noise and alcohol abuse in the open area by nonresidents who park there for hours at night. Three months ago, armed robbers, broke into a Acacia Street house, tied up the owners, grabbing jewellery, cash, cellphones, etc. They had poisoned three dogs in the houses adjacent to the one they attacked. Last Tuesday, using the same modus operandi, robbers struck again, poisoning three dogs, breaking into a house, after unsuccessfully trying to break into two other houses, grabbing what they could and fleeing. A community meeting was initiated by Field Security chief on Wednesday afternoon at Acacia Park. Umvoti Mayor Councillor Thami Ngubane and Speaker Wilson Khoza, who is the councillor for Ward 9, attended, as well as SAPS members, security personnel, Community Policing Forum representatives and the majority of residents in the area. Residents outlined their many problems in regard to security in the area and the abuse of the park to the extent that children could no longer be allowed to play there. The mayor and speaker listened to the problems as outlined and said they would immediately investigate what positive actions could be implemented by the municipality to make the area safe for all. It was agreed that there would be a report-back meeting the next day. At a get-together called by the mayor on Thursday morning with HODs, municipal officials, the speaker, police and security personnel a plan of action was drawn up. That morning a municipal grader was sent to clear the area behind Acacia Street
which had enabled criminals to access the houses, and residents said they were very pleased at this prompt response by the municipality. It is planned that the “road” cleared by the grader will be used as a residents-only access road and that street lights will be installed to make the area more secure. The mayor and his team did an on-site inspection and it was recommended that more floodlights be put up, in addition to the three already there. These have been ordered from Pretoria and are expected to be in-
stalled this week. Other security measures include an undertaking from the local SAPS to have more frequent vehicle patrols. The community again got together on the Thursday afternoon for a report-back meeting and were very appreciative of the prompt action put into operation by the mayor through the municipality. At this meeting it was also agreed to form a “neighbourhood watch” so they could work together to ensure a safe and secure life for all.
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ALTHOUGH spring is here the much-awaited spring rains are still to come - here's hoping… Lake Merthley now stands at 15.69% full. The Greytown Gazette requested an update from Umzinyathi Municipality following the statement at the public meeting in July by Umzinyathi Municipal Manager and Umvoti that three Craigieburn pipeline contractors would be fired and replaced in the hope that the pipeline would be up and running by the end of the year. In reply the Umzinyathi spokesperson said new contractors had not been appointed, but "the municipality is in the process of appointing". There has no been response to the Greytown Gazette's request for a timeline. It is vital for all Umvoti residents to continue their positive response to saving water. The latest report from the SA Weather Bureau predicts that La Niña will be weaker than expected and the rains would come much later in the year.
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Duck Derby this weekend WEMBLEY College’s popular Duck Derby weekend is here and after celebrating Founder’s Day on the Friday there will be lots of activity and entertainment at the Duck Derby on Saturday 10 September. Faz and the Firecrackers will perform followed by Afrikaans rock star DJ Ossewa at 3pm. At
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Seniors celebrate Women’s Month
Members of the Senior Citizens Social Club celebrated Women’s Month with a lunch at the Little Elephant Guesthouse last Wednesday. Mrs S. Dilraj (standing in white sari) said the group enjoyed a happy gettogether.
Child Welfare Greytown PreSchool would like to thank Aboo Baker and his team at the Umvoti Fire and Rescue Service for hosting the school and for a very interesting demonstration. The preschool also visited Greytown Museum and thank the staff for an enjoyable visit
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Seven Oaks plane crash, 76 years ago LAST week the Greytown Gazette received an email from a Mr A. Doyle in London querying whether it was possible to check on a plane crash which occurred in Seven Oaks in August 1940 in which three men were killed. According to him two airmen, Squadron Leader Dunlop and Flight Lieutenant James who had been based in what was
then Southern Rhodesia had belonged to the Empire Air Training scheme – the third was a Captain Adams, an army officer of the West African regiment. This interesting, and probably now not well known bit of Umvoti history was reported upon in the Greytown Gazette of Friday 29 August, 1940 as follows: “The three occupants of a mil-
itary aeroplane were killed instantly when it crashed into a wattle plantation owned by Mr C.J.J. Crowe a few miles from Seven Oaks between 8.30am and 9am on Wednesday morning.” There was a heavy low lying mist at the time and from about 8.30am residents heard a plane flying low and circling for some
September birth flower
Asters come in a variety of colours including red, white, orange and various shades of pink and purple. SEPTEMBER’S birth flower, asters, come in a variety of colours including red, white, orange and various shades of pink and purple.
Ancient Greeks named the aster after the Greek word (astér), meaning star. A popular myth attributes the origin of the aster to the
Greek god Virgo who was saddened by the lack of stars in the sky - upset, Virgo began to cry. As she cried lovely aster flowers began to grow on each spot where her tears landed. During the Victorian era, asters became very popular. Victorians were fascinated by floriography - the language of flowers - and would use the colour, type and arrangement of various flowers to send secret coded messages to one another. Asters conveyed feelings of love, devotion and daintiness and are associated with the qualities of faith, wisdom and valour. At one time, it was believed that burning asters would provide protection against snakes.
Page 3 time over the farm of Felix Martens and R.J. Sharp. It was assumed that the pilot was trying to find his way through the mist to land. Martens and Sharp reported that the sound of the engine stopped for a moment and a few seconds later a terrific crash was heard. Both these gentlemen “dashed in the direction of the sound and discovered the machine in a plantation”. The plane had crashed through the trees em-
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bedding the engine in the grounds and was ”smashed to matchwood”. Plane parts and personal belongings were scattered over a wide area. The three are buried in the Pioneer Cemetry in Harare. Evidently during World War II a total of 182 pilots belonging to the Empire Air School were killed. According to Rupert Crowe, Seven Oaks, the Zulu name for the farm where the crash occurred was Banoyi (aeroplane).
THE Greytown Child and Youth Care Centre’s popular fund-raiser, the Farmers’ Market, takes place this Saturday at the Beehive from 9am to 2pm. On sale will be meat,
cheese, vegetables, plants, home baking, jams and handcrafts, etc. Stalls cost R100, for more information or to book a stall, contact Sue on 072 827 2483.
READERS WRITE ... Correspondence Names and addresses of correspondents must in all cases, accompany the communications, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. A free inter change of matters of public interest will be encouraged but we are not held responsible as endorsing the opinions of our correspondents.
Is Umvoti running short of refuse? Sir, AM totally confused and hope that you, municipal officials or one of your readers, can assist me. Like most Greytonians I was hand-delivered a municipal document a couple of weeks ago titled "Application for refuse collection”. But the first page is headed NB: all applications for refuse supply must be accompanied by compulsory documents including certified copy of will and/ trust deed, original ID, and so on. Does this mean that Umvoti Municipality is running short of refuse and is looking
for a supply? Then on pages 2 and 3 "Refuse, supply application form”, but suddenly it is all about an agreement in respect of the supply of electricity. Here again information required is listed including proof if married by antenuptial contract, what your spouse does, the number of children, vehicle make, etc., etc. Page 4 is an acknowledgment of "indebtedness" refuse. This requires agreement to settle 50% of monies tendered for the purchase of refuse will be used to settle the arrears and 50% of the amount will be provided me refuse." (Can anyone explain exactly what this means.)
Confusion continues to flourish - point 4 of this acknowledgment threatens that if there is an outstanding amount "I will not be able to purchase any electricity", but point 5 informs me that if the current account is not paid monthly "I will not be able to purchase refuse." Please could the new council institute a monitoring system to ensure that documents that are sent out in the name of the municipality make sense. And can the council explain to the recipients of this document why Umvoti Municipality now needs a supply of refuse. Thank you. Totally confused citizen
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Cordwall Chronicles
7 September 2016
Girl power and dignity for pupils Siyabonga High School principal, Thokozani Majola , on behalf of the female learners, was happy to receive parcels of sanitary essentials from Ithala SOC personnel ,CEO Peter Ireland and secretary Thabisile Mungwe.The girls areoften faced
with missing schools each month because they are faced with the lack of basic sanitary essentials . this also impacts negatively on health, educational performance and confidence. As Women’s Month came to an end Ithala Soc Limited, with
the assistance from their sponsors, Unilever and Bonakude Consulting, members of staff and the public, embarked on a drive to empower young female pupils with the basic resources needed to live a healthy and dignified life. - Meropa.
Female pupils at Siyabonga Secondary School, who were the recipients of sanitary packs, donated by Ithala SOC Limited.
Window on Wembley CULTURE vultures swooped in their numbers on Tuesday, 30 August for our annual “Culture Commotion”. The level of talent on display blew previous functions out of the water. All the individual acts were prepared by pupils themselves and their preparation and dedication were greatly appreciated. The senior primary choir, headed by Mrs Van Rooyen, Miss Bauer has fun with some of the Cordwall children on Spring Day. charmed us with a variety of songs in two voices and the high school a capella group made their debut and brought the house down. All of the dances were choreographed by the pupils themselves. The intricacy of the Thank you for your kind sponsor, donation and help. Your caring stories told by their captivatsupport to Greytown Primary School will make a difference ing performanin the lives of learners of the school. ces was mindblowing. InterAheers Supermarket Mr Balan Naicker Khrodias Wholesale spersed among Min Cash Mr R Ramkisson and Family R Sayed the dances and Powertrade Mr Police Khatija Dadabhay singers were Pannar Mr Joe Maharaj Mr Andrew Nyirend our keen, young Star Packaging Mr Peter Koller Shireen poets whose pieLadysmith Warehousing Mr Eddie Ramluckan Mrs Fathima Hatia ces ranged from Umvoti Tyres Mrs Niru Naidoo Suban Govender Die Haantjie Siyabonga (Kranskop) Mr Bradley Moodley S Govender Wat Jou Wakker Kranskop Pharmacy Mrs T Dwarika R Chetty Maak to the fluABSA Panday sisters N Sayeed idity of time and R.T.S Mrs B.R Aheer P Pillay how freedom is Mpilenhle Medical Centre Mrs U Panday B Madonsela a misused conSounds Ideal Productions Miss T Pillay B Batshu cept. Just Cakes Mrs S Shaikah Pearl Moodley Along with the Plennergy Print Mrs Sanilla Maharaj Ramesh great performVees Auto Shop Donny Singh Multi Mix ances, the audiA Pollo Carriers
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ence was spoilt for choice with a variety of soups such as sweet potato and apple, cream of tomato, potato and leak and butternut. These were accompanied by rolls and red wine. The selling of the soup and rolls brought in funds for our school’s library. This year Wembley is keeping up with the theme of recycling and keeping our Earth clean. This theme trickled down into our evening’s décor, with our rustic table settings and brown and green colour scheme. There were also the trees from the SP play that were used to brighten the stage. Along with the various acts, the night would never have been such a success if it wasn’t for Mrs Swart who helped with the décor and Mrs Van Rooyen and Ms Woolahan who helped with the selection
of the programme. A big thank you to Mrs Schneider and Mrs Yeadon for organising the wonderful soup, wine and rolls. Without all of your input and ideas the Culture Commotion would not have made such an impact. We want to express our sincere gratitude to Mr Kevin Diedrick for not only fixing, but rebuilding many of the chess pieces. They were purchased more than 15 years ago and were in dire need of a good revamp. Mr Diedrick supplied all the labour and materials, free of charge. They are now in stronger and better shape than when purchased. Thank you. Thank you to Mr Dieter Meyer and the PA committee for an excellent golf day that took place on Saturday 27 August at the country club. Thank you to the sponsors and golfers who supported this event - we really appreciate it.
Appreciative Wembley chess players collected the outdoor chess pieces, which had been refurbished by Kevin Diedrick for the school.
Hermannsburg Little Oaks’ Oracle SPRING is in the air. Taking a walk around our beautiful school campus and looking for signs of spring was a very exciting exercise for some of our Little Oaks last week, who realised how amazing nature is as they discovered buds and blossoms on trees and bushes or saw bees and birds flying from flower to flower. At the same time another group made beautiful butterflies and learnt all about static electricity - the buildup of an electrical charge on the surface of an object, called static, because the charges remain in one place for a while rather than moving or flowing to another place. Our Little Oaks rubbed balloons on their hair so the butterflies would stick to the balloons - cool.
Little Oaks Andrea Townsend, Akira Chetty and Mikeala Königkrämer investigate the wonderful world of flowers on the Hermannsburg campus.
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New Hanover Prep School news SCHOOL trips are a powerful and positive teaching tool that helps to enhance the social, personal and emotional development of pupils at New Hanover Prep School. Extra stimulation in new environments can be particularly beneficial and can help teach life skills and improve independence. Grade 3 pupils learnt a great deal about animals at Tala Game Reserve during their game drive, including giraffe, rhino, zebra, antelope, wildebeest and hippos.
They also studied a variety of insects and went on an insect hunt. They enjoyed a nature treasure hunt around the reserve discovering interesting information about feathers, quills, snake skin, skulls, snail shells and other interesting items. School trips certainly provide unique opportunities for kinaesthetic learning i.e. learning by doing. Hands-on learning activities outside the classroom lead to better achievement, standards, motivation and behaviour.
Junior Jottings SPRING has sprung once again at Greytown Junior School. It is a much anticipated and much appreciated tradition that in the first week of September every year spring is celebrated with beautiful spring flowers. The pot plants are delivered to businesses, senior citizens, the library and many others throughout the town, not only as a welcome to spring, but as a thank you to all those who support the school.
7 September 2016 This year the Grade 5e class with teacher Mr W. Aziz organised a spring day display and explained the importance of plants and animals in our lives. A special thank you to Mrs Sheryl Beckett and staff at RTS Greytown and to Mr Meloshan Moodley for their contribution. On Saturday 3 September athletics team travelled to Deutsche Schule Hermannsburg to participate in the annual Umvoti Athletics meeting, in which four school participated with athletes from seven to 13 taking part. The level of competition and
good sportsmanship ensured a day that was enjoyed by all. A number of our athletes did exceptionally well, receiving first and second places and a few records were also broken. Nthando Makhaye received the victor ludorum and the winning house was Greytown Junior School with 365 points. Greytown Junior School thank Deutsche Schule Hermannsburg for organising such a wonderful meeting and also to our athletes for doing so well. - Mr A. Stanczyk.
St David’s U11 soccer team.
St David’s Doings
The Grade 3 pupils return from their game drive around Tala Game Reserve.
ST David’s were undefeated at Wembley College last Tuesday. Owethu Ngubo scored the only goal in the U11 game. St David’s won the Open game 2-1 with Nkosinathi Ngubane and Owethu Ngubo finding the net. A big thank you to Mr Fisher for organising the games, fetching the boys and providing the treats. St David’s open soccer team.
Hermannsburg Happenings The KZN Department of Public Works: UMzinyathi Sub-District Office invites bids for the following service:
Description of Service Bid Number/Quotation number CIDB Grading Locality of Site Compulsory Pre-Tender Briefing Contract Period/Lease Period
: Attend to maintenance of 3 classrooms : ZNQ: 16/17/10/11/S : 1-2GB : Nogida High School : 13 September 2016 Held at Nogida High School at 11h00 : Two (02) Months
Description of Service Bid Number/Quotation number CIDB Grading Locality of Site Compulsory Pre-Tender Briefing Contract Period/Lease Period
: Attend to damaged admin office : ZNQ: 15/16/98/11/S : 2-5GB : Somashi High School : 14 September 2016 Held at Somashi High School at 11h00 : Three (03) Months
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THE weather played along superbly for the annual Umvoti athletics meeting, hosted at the school last Saturday, and the athletes did us proud, displaying talent and good sportsmanship. Congratulations to Greytown Junior School, which finished top of the log, followed by Deutsche Schule Durban, Wartburg-Kirchdorff Schule and Hermannsburg. Ntando Makhaye of Greytown was victor ludorum, and Rachel Bourn of Hermannsburg was victrix ludorum. Existing records were broken in the boy's U8 50m and the girls' U10 100m, and new records set in the girls' and boys' U9 80m and U7, 70m, as well as the girls' U8, 70m and the U7 and U8 mixed shuttle relays. Thanks to supporters, athletes and coaches
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for their hard work and effort, which made the day very enjoyable. Primary school boys played hockey matches at Hermannsburg last Monday, where the U9s played Wembley (2-4) and Wartburg (1-1). The U10s also played Wembley (0-5) and Wartburg (1-2) and the U13s drew 0-0 against both Wembley and Wartburg. On the soccer front, our high-school boys played against Maritzburg Christian School (0-6). We are looking forward to Where's the Honey?, our primary school play, which will be presented on Wednesday, 14 September. Grade Rs have joined the primary school and all are practising their lines and rehearsing their moves - the evening promises to be a showcase of talent.
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THE Greytown Lady Golfers would like to thank all their wonderful sponsors ESTATES: CREDITORS & DEBTORS after their very successful 4201 Ladies Open Day on the 1st September. NOTICE Aheers, ASM Consultants, In the estate of the late Aquelle, Bracken Timbers, PHULMATHIE 1660 Greytown Beer DistribuPROPERTIES RAMSAI tors, Greytown Build It, DOG and cat boarding Id No. 441122 0464 080 Greytown Drug Store, Dul- SPCA: Tele: 072 096 9634 married in community of cie Brown and Debbie Cunproperty to GARDEN FLATS ningham from Avon, Kate TO LET GENERAL & SEUCKUMAR March Phsiotherapy, Kath HOME SERVICES 3265 RAMSAI du Preez, KMS Hydraulics, Id No. 431123 5125 082 TWO bedroom, open plan Mascor, Pannar, Plennegy, of 6 Viola Place, RTS, Stark Ayers, and CARPETS/CURTAINS/ kitchen/living area with Greytown, who died on 12 UPHOLSTERY patio, covered parking, own Umvoti Repairs. May 2014 at Greytown. 1803 entrance in large garden Estate No. UMNDENI wakwaGwala R4300 excluding electricity. CARPET, upholstery clea20905/2014/PMB udlulisa ukubonga kubo Call 082 786 6510 ning, experienced owner In terms of Section 35(5) bonke abasisingathile supervised and quick. of Act 66 of 1965, notice is ngenkathi sishiywe Phone Nola : 083 320 4008 HOUSES FOR SALE hereby given that the LiquiuMnumzane Sehlu Simon dation and Distribution Gwala obehlala ka 1436 3275 Account in the above estate FOR HIRE Maphanga Road, Greytown 2 BEDROOM house + 1 will be open for inspection -------------------------------1820 bedroom outside for sale. of all persons interested 10M Tipper truck for hire. In Ghost Town good area. therein for a period of 21 PERSONAL SERVICES days from the 9th of SepTel: 072 347 4690 082 997 3939 1400 tember 2016, at the offices -----------------------------of the Master of the KwaEMPLOYMENT HEALTH & Zulu Natal High Court, PiePLUMBERS BEAUTY termaritzburg and Magi1430 1855 strates Offices, Greytown. EMPLOYMENT Should no objection thereto GET into shape for PLUMBER: For all your WANTED be lodged with the Master plumbing requirements, summer 3670 during the specified period, Summer is around the cor- gyser instalation, shower, the Executors will proceed ner and a summer body toilets, painting, leaking NELISIWE seeks to make payment in accorblocked drains, challenge has been laun- taps, domestic work. dance therewith. ched by Evolve Fitness bathroom renovation, leaContact 072 551 4222 Dated at Greytown this Centre in preparation for king roof and all construc18th day of August, 2016. tion work. Call Ntini 076 NONHLANHLA seeks the hot days ahead. - VAN ROOYEN & FORdomestic work. Contact Organiser and transforma- 062 2999/ 084 777 8229 DER INCORPORATED tion coach, Estelle, has ntiniplumbers@gmail.com 076 904 1418 123 Pine Street designed a programme for SAMKELISIWE seeks P O Box 56 all fitness levels to transBUSINESS employment as an Admini- GREYTOWN form minds and bodies to stration Clerk, Cashier or 3250 be fit, lean strong and Sport Development Officer Tel: 033 413 1141/2/3 healthy. Call 076 694 1532/ Fax: 033 413 1144 FOR RENT Registration is open at 082 217 5603 -------------------------------Evolve Fitness Centre and 2401 will close on 9 September. OFFICES to let in CBD For more information coninc l & w. 072 376 2805 tact Estelle on 082 302 7227. The course will run -------------------------------from 12 September to 30 WORKSHOP/ November and three prizes MINIFACTORY TO LET will be awarded at the end Situated in the Business of the course. Centre of Greytown the total lettable area is LOANS 1820m2 with 980m2 under roof and 15 parking bays for 1445 customers. To enquire conDISPUTE RESOLUTION tact Steve at 0815678080 AGENTS (PTY) LTD or at sgvdmsteve@outReg No: 2015/450885/07 look.com Blacklisted!!!!! Credit Bureau Checks, Compuscan / Experian / Transunion / XDS REMOJohannes Cornelius VAL: (Rescission) of Debt (Vlam) Coetzee Review, Admin Order, Judgements, Adverse listings, 17/09/1952 – 04/09/2016 Trace Alerts & Garnishee After a brief illness, Order, Payment Profile rest now in peace. Updates, Increase ITC Score You will be missed by & Affordability. Access to family and friends. Consolidation Loans. Memorial Service at Contact 033 342 4327 NG Kerk, Dannhauser, Cell: 083 695 3138 8th September email: disputeresolution11.00 am agents@gmail.com
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Imeya yasemshwathi izolekelela abantu besifazane Kube injabulo yodwa kubantu besifazane baseMshwathi ngenkathi imeya uSphindile Zondi-Mbhele eqinisekisa ukuthi uzosebenzisana nabo ekuthuthukiseni amabhizinisi abo njengoba benamabhizinisi enhlanganiso Lo mcimbi wokuvala inyanga yabesifazane obubanjelwe ehholo laseMathulini kaWard 5 ngomhlaka 31 August , ushiye absifazane bevuselelekile ngamathuba abanawo okuziphilisa. Ubuholi baseShwathi buhambele lo mcimbi lapho khona iMeya icele ukuba ihlangane nabo bonke abesifazane abanamabhizinisi amancane Kanye nama Cooperatives khona bezobonisana ngamacebo okuthuthukisa abantu besifazane. Ukhansela weWadi Cllr. uGugu Ngcobo ucele ukuba abesifazane bangabukelani phansi futhi babe nokusizana, angabi bikho ozobukela umakhelwane uma engekho esimeni esigculisayo. "Akugcinanga lapho, uNduna Nkulu wesizwe saKwaSwayimane, uNkosikazi Magwaza ucele omama ukuba babambe iqhaza ngokuthi bathumele izingane zabo ezikhungweni lapho kuhlolwa khona izintombi ukuze kunciphe izinga lokuthelelana ngezifo zoncansi, "Isizwe sinosiko olungadingi nokuthi size sizixake ngokusebenzisa amakhondomu Kanye nokujova ukuze kuvikeleke ukukhulelwa kwezingane kanye nokuthelelana ngezifo zocansi, kumele izintombi zihlolwe," kusho uNdunankulu
Umshwati Municipality Mayor Sphindile Zondi Mbhele. uNkosikazi Magwaza. Lo mcimbi uphethe ngelikhulu isasasa lapho khona bonke abesifazane bebona ukuthi banawo amathuba okuxosha ikati eziko. - Sibusiso Mkhithi, Umshwati
Umvoti Karate Academy stars
IFK officials (back, from left) Sensei Mxolisi Mkhize, Sempai Jomo Mkhize, Sensei Sbusiso Mbatha, and (front, from left) Umvoti Karate Academy team (from left) Sensei Sbonelo Mkhize, Nomonde Mkhize, Andisiwe Dlamini and Nokuphuwo Ngubane. GREYTOWN karate pundits did extremely well winning four trophies at the national Menorail tournament held at the Pietermaritzburg Karate academy last weekend. Four out of the five who won trophies were Sensei Sbonelo first in open division males, Nomondo Mkhize first under 55kg females, Nokuphuwo Ngubane - uvo open division and Andiswa Dlamini came third. Sempai Mabaso injured his knee in the
first round and had to drop out. Umvoti Academy will be hosting over 80 students at the district grading event this weekend at the Service Centre, 68 Cathcart Street. The academy is very grateful to project manager Gert Ferreira and Exco chair Olga Ferreira and the karate elected management team. For further information about classes, contact 071 368 7782.
Umvoti Youth in Business Forum THE Umvoti Youth in Business Forum invites young people from the Umvoti area, who run a business of any kind, to attend a special meeting tomorrow 8 September at the town hall at 12pm. This meeting is designed to establish
a database and an inventory of all the businesses that are operated by the youth in the Umvoti area. For further information, contact chairperson, Dumi Mdluli on projectsre public@gmail.com
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Greytown GAZETTE
7 September 2016
SPORT NEWS Final Firebreak 5 fun series Greytown Country IT has been an outstanding success with a total of 135 of all ages taking part in the Firebreak Fun 5 Night Trail Run Series. The final trail was held last Monday followed by prize giving and, as with all five events, much appreciated soup and gluhwein. Prize winners based on the best 4/5 races for each runner: 1. Kwenza Ngunbane - entry into Run The Berg Trail run 2. Lindelani Ximba - Racefood Jacket and hamper 3. Michael Chiazzari - Racefood hamper The ladies race was exciting with Elzare Slatter out in front from race one and also claiming her Run The Berg entry, but it came down to a sprint finish to decide second and third place with Heather Clegg just beating Theresa Hohls to win the Racefood jacket and hamper. The junior section was well supported. The winner was Nicholas Holmes, Sam Mason in second place and third was Ross Holmes. Junior girls winner was Meg Ma-
From the ditch ON Saturday, in warm and pleasant conditions, three ladies and five men took part in the ladies and men's singles handicap matches.
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Headlights on and the final firebreak five fun night trail is on the go. son with Shannon Meter second, who all received a Racefood gift. A successful series would not have been possible without the support of the community and volunteers, who chipped in to ensure it was a success, but especially thanks to the landowners - Derrick Clegg for the host beautiful
venue and trails and landowners - Hayden Chiazzari, Ian Hill, Shane Holmes, Greg Howden,Patrick O'Sullivan and John Odendaal - for the other stunning farms to run through. Next event is the Coddiwomple daytime relay run on 23 October – details to follow shortly.
The ladies games were very tight with the final between Sannie Balzer ad Nadine Fouche Sannie emerged the 2016 champion. The men's play-offs were a battle of another kind. The final be-
tween Wessel Pretorius and Jordan Bonorchis had some very competitive ends with Wessel finally taking the honours. Please make a note, there be a fun day on Sunday 25 September sponsored by Bracken Timbers.
St Cathryn’s news MEMBERS are reminded that we will be playing the Farmers’ AgriCare Monthly Mug on Saturday 10 September. Visitors are welcome to join and practise playing the
course in preparation for the Hermannsburg Golf Day on either 23 or 24 September. The current dry conditions prevail and the course remains in winter conditions, but
the beers are cold. Dinner Friday 9 September will be chef’s surprise, phone 083 269 1661 to book for golf and/ or meals.
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THE captains of the business league and Mascor Monthly Mug are becoming very competitive what a great turn-out. Thank you to all the golfers for your support. League winners for the day were the "Infinitive Health" team on 114 points. A Division - 1st - M. Msomi on 69 2nd - G. Larkan on 70 B Division - 1st - T. Larkan on 61 2nd - Big Boy on 65 Mug winner was T. Larkan. Tuesday 13 September is the closing date for the entries to our "Cook Off" Competition, which is on Saturday 17 September. Potjie, braai, webber or spit whatever your heart's desire, as long as it is cooked on fire or gas at the Greytown Country Club. Bring ingredients and come and cook for your friends and family. Food will be judged by 4pm. Jan Swart, the Last Musketeer, will entertain. Vicky the Clown will be here to
entertain the children with face painting and balloons. Entry is free. Food will be sold after judging at R20 per person. Contact Elmarie at the club on 033 417 2441 for details and entry. Herman van Rooyen lost out on the money as he was not present at the time of the draw. The next attendance draw will be on Friday 9 September with R500 up for grabs. Take note - the course will be closed from 18 September for spring treatment. The "9@9" entry fee is R50 and to play 18 holes is R80. Richard Chiazzari is sponsoring a chicken for the "9@9" that will be up for the winning on Sunday mornings. A. Sias went home with the chicken on 18 points. Dates to diarise Saturday 17 Sep - Cook Off competition. 19 September - 3 October - court closed for spring treatment.
Kranskop Zone Umvoti Football Association AHEERS Multisave knockout tournament started at the Kranskop sports club on Sunday with 12 teams taking part. The semifinal will be held on Sunday 11 September iin Kranskop with D section playing Kranskop United and Maphanga against Boscombe. Results of the prelim rounds: Maphanga United won 3-2
against Kranskop City. D Section beat Super United -1 while Boscombe had a 3-0 win against Punishers and Makhabele Unite went down 2-1 to Kranskop United. Players and management expressed their appreciation to Aheers Multisave for their generous sponsorship - Y.G. Mthiyane.
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