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WEDNESDAY 24 AUGUST 2016

Lucky Supermarket destroyed by fire

HUNDREDS of thousands rand worth of stock was destroyed in a fire that swept through Lucky Supermarket in Durban Street in the early hours of Sunday morning. As the fire spread throughout the roof collapsed. The fire was initially reported by an Engen employee who spotted the flames from across the road and called it in just before 3 am. Umvoti Municipal Fire Brigade were quickly on the scene and called in the Greytown traffic officers to assist with traffic control. Firemen were able to stop

the fire from spreading to stock stored in buildings at the back, but it was not possible to save anything in the store itself. The fire brigade monitored the situation well into the afternoon as there were odd spates of flame throughout the burnt building. At the time of going to press the cause of the fire was unknown. It started after Greytown's first "Spring" storm earlier in the morning. A forensic team was due to visit the scene yesterday (Tuesday) to establish how the fire had started. The aftermath round about 9am on Sunday morning.

each day. “Without the implementation of this system, Greytown would have been completely dry at this stage. The Department of Water and Sanitation, contractors and their sub-contractors must be thanked for their diligent efforts, to get phase 2 completed in the nick of time. “This has allowed phase 1 to be

Print deadline delays Mayoral report YESTERDAY, Tuesday 23 August, the first Council meeting of the newly elected Umvoti Municipal Councillors took place in Greytown Town Hall. Unfortunately, due to printing-press deadlines and the fact that the meeting started half an hour late, the Greytown Gazette editor regrets that due to these time restraints, she was unable to cover the meeting full details will be published in next week's issue. Members of the public attended in full force - the hall was packed and a loudspeaker was erected for the crowd outside. Apart from an obvious show of many SAPS members, bodyguards and security firms, the meeting was attended by KZN VIPs, a number of Inkosi, the Greytown magistrate and more, and there were a number of reporters and photographers from various media outlets. In hopefully an indication of meetings to start on time in future, the 15-strong ANC majority were seated at 10.05am. Make sure you get the next issue of the Greytown Gazette to update on who will be the heading the Umvoti Council for the next five years.

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Water update IN response to a request from the Greytown Gazette for an update on the Greytown water supply, Greytown water activist Brian Walker responded as follows: “The Townlands emergency water intervention (phase 2) is now up and running, delivering 1.7 million litres per 24 hours, which allows the reticulation system to be opened from 5am to 9am

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rested, and hopefully, recharged. “Phase 2 needs to used with caution, so the community must ensure that water is still used sparingly. “We are most grateful for the rain on Saturday night, but it is go-

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Nquthu councillors threatened NQUTHU IFP councillors had to be moved to a hotel for safety after they received threatening calls prior to council's inaugural meeting. Nquthu, one of the four municipalities making up Umzinyathi District Municipality with Umvoti, Msinga and Endudemi, was the only municipality in South Africa in which National Freedom Party candidates could stand. Previously it had been governed by a coalition of NFP and ANC councillors. In the 3 August elections the IFP won 15 seats, ANC 14 and

the DA and EFF, which won one each, indicated they would support the IFP. Adding to the tension IFP and the DA councillors received SMSes, allegedly from Cogta, requesting the cancellation of the inaugural meeting, but Cogta MEC Nomusa Dube Ngcobe said if the inaugural meetings are not convened in time she would have no choice, but to declare such municipalities dysfunctional. At the time of going to press, Tuesday 23rd, the Nquthu inaugural meeting was due to be held.

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24 August 2016

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Colour4Kids fun day on Sunday THIS year, Letcee's annual fundraising walk has received a makeover. To celebrate the end of winter and brighten up the weekend Colour4Kids, on Sunday 28 August, will be a perfect day in the country, filled with colour paint, food and fun. The main event, starting at 11.30am will be a three-, five and 10-kilometre colour trail runwalk. The route will take walkers through groups of trees, along the river and back to the start. Colour

bags will be on sale, and there may be a surprise or two along the way. If you are an adrenalin junkie,-join the motorbike rides for adults and children, starting at 8am. Enjoy a relaxed Sunday afternoon lazing under an umbrella or catching a fish or two as you lunch next to the dam - delicious food and drinks will be on sale. There will be a jumping castle and face paint to entertain the children as well. Funds raised on the day will contribute to Letcee's

projects running in the neighbouring communities of Eshane, Mbuba and Matimatolo. These projects support vulnerable children and empower families and communities to build a safe, supporting environment in which the children can learn. Gates open at 10am when registration, at R50 per person, will open. We look forward to seeing you at The Jondol, on the Mispah road on Sunday.

NGK Kerk tent bazaar on Friday THE annual NGK tent bazaar, with its wide range of items and activities, always attracts lots of people from the community. It takes place on Friday 26 August in the church grounds. Its fa-

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24 August 2016

Expeditionists’ tackle harrowing challenge

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Teen rapist sentenced to life A 46-YEAR-OLD man was sentenced to life in the Greytown Regional Magistrate’s Court for the rape of a teenager in Kranskop on 22 July. According to evidence, the 14-year-old girl was asleep on a bed in the kitchen, while the accused Sipho Manda and some of the teenager’s cousins were there drinking alcohol. When the cousins left, the accused remained behind, attacked and raped the teenager. She screamed for help and her grandmother, who was in the house, rushed into the kitchen and saw the rape taking place.

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Thommo Hart and Simphiwe Ngcobo THE spirit of adventure is alive and well as seen in Greytown on Sunday when two runners, Thommo Hart and Simphiwe Ngcobo, ran into town from their Saturday start of the John Ross Challenge in Pietermaritzburg on an 1 800km run to Maputo, and back. Thommo, who founded the “Expeditionists”, will run the entire route barefoot, which will result in the world record for the longest journey across land, barefoot. Expeditionists “live life as an adventure and view the journey as the destination”, and is all about giving back. For more information on their exploration and adventure community movement visit expeditionists.org This expedition has the same purpose as John Ross had nearly 200 years ago when he undertook his journey to get medical supplies and treatment for sick members of his

ship’s crew. Thommo is fund-raising for a lifesaving mobile cancer testing and treatment minivan for KZN rural areas through Pink Drive. Simphiwe is raising funds for a community centre for physically and mentally challenged children. Thommo is a passionate anthropologist, adventurer, and lover of Africa. He founded the Expeditionists on the death of his mother from cancer and created the John Ross Challenge as a means to fight cancer. Simphiwe is a filmmaker with a passion for running and a great storyteller who hopes, through this challenge, to make a difference to the lives of 20 children and inspire a new generation of adventurers. There are a number of sponsorship packages available, check the website or phone 033 346 0557 or email info@expedition ists.org

Craigieburn pipeline, still a dream AT the water meeting called by Umzinyathi District Municipality last month, Umvoti mayor Thami Ngubane, in response to a query on progress of the Craigieburn pipeline, told the public that the three contractors, who had not done their jobs had been fired. Umzinyathi Municipal Manager Dr Thombela and the mayor assured the public that new contractors would be appointed on merit and not on political connections. It was also stated that the project was being

accelerated and would be monitored by the Department of Water and a technical task team However, the Greytown Gazette understands that the project is once again at a standstill with no work being undertaken on the pipeline. So the timeline given by water service provider Umzinyathi at the July meeting that the pipeline would be operating by September at the earliest, but more than likely December, again appears to be a pipe dream.

Greytown Museum Arts Fair FOLLOWING on the great success of the Greytown Museum Arts Fair held at the end of July, organisers Suzanne Foster Aherin and Kate Elges have announced that it will be an annual event. In response to requests that it be held regularly they told the Greytown Gazette: “We

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The accused ran off, but was arrested that evening and pleaded guilty in court on 19 August. Captain Keshni Budloo, unit commander Greytown FCS thanked the investigating officer Constable Thaba Ndabandaba and the Regional Court public prosecutor Andile Ngiba for securing the well deserved life sentence. Captain Budloo said that this life sentence should send a clear message to the community that rape and crimes against women and children will not be tolerated and the penalties for such cases are severe.

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24 August 2016

Greytown Youth and Child Care Centre

Diana Lifka from Ulm, Germany, is doing volunteer work at the Greytown Youth and Child Care Centre for six months. Nineteenyear old Diana told the ‘Greytown Gazette’ that after she had completed her A level this year she decided to do volunteer work in South Africa and is very happy she chose to come here. ‘For me it’s a great experience and I want to contribute giving the children a beautiful home and new opportunities for their future.’

Emgaga Primary continues to shine ALTHOUGH a small school with limited resources and poor infrastructure, Emgaga Primary School teachers and pupils continue to make their mark in the academic and cultural fields. Situated in rural eThembisweni, the school this year won many trophies in the language festival as well as other academic competitions. Grade 6 pupil Xolelwa Msomi represented Umvoti CMC in the Spelling Bee contest in Dundee and went through to the final round on 18 August. Taking part in the cultural

competition at Lakhis sports field on 12 August Emgaga pupils achieved a first in Isicathamiya and praise poetry categories, and second in Afro Gospel. The teams now go through to the district competition in Dundee on 26 August. The school management team would like to thank the teachers, pupils and parents for their contributions and efforts to make the school successful and keep it in the spotlight in Greytown and surrounding areas. - Mr H.B. Mosiea.

Xolelwa Msomi (front left) with the Spelling Bee certificate and Bheka Mthembu, winner of praise poetry with trophy (back), Luyanda Mkhize, an Isicathamiya leader with the trophy the team won and Mandisa Mkhize and Nokwazi Buthelezi with the Afro Gospel trophy for obtaining second position.

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Tholinhlanhla Topics SIPHELELE Zondi at Tholinhlanhla Primary School did outstandingly well in the provincial level quiz and drama competition in Pietermaritzburg on 19 August. Siphelele was nominated as the best actor. Tholinhlanhla pupils displayed their talent well in the cultural activitiesat Lakhi's sports ground on

Siphelele Zondi with his trophies.

12 August to achieve the following: Winners in Umshado and Indlamu - second in creative poetry, Isicathamiya and Gospel spiritual without instruments. Third in Ingoma girls. Fourth Amahubo girls and fifth Amahubo boys. The school thanks teachers, parents and pupils for their involvement. - Media committee.

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24 August 2016

Window on Wembley WE are very proud of our Deanté Swart, who graced the front cover of this month’s MPSA magazine. A variety of well-known models and Miss SAs have accomplished this, but this is the first time a child has achieved this. On Friday, 12 August, the Grade 2 class finished their Olympic measurement lessons with various Olympic events such as pool-noodle javelin and big-lid discus. The distance of each throw was first estimated and then measured in metres. A marble eight lifting championship was held to see who could pick up and weigh the heavi-

Wembley College Interhouse Athletics trophy winners (back, from left) Nkosinathi Dlamini, Tino Manyeruke, Daniel Richardson, Tyrelle Peter, (middle, from left) Georgia Bown, Sarah Barber, Hazel Mushoriwa, Nosipho Ndawonde, and (front) Thando Khumalo (left) and Sohania Roopai.

est amount of marbles in grams with one handful. Our record was 250g. We also had torch relays and a basketball speed shoot to estimate how fast we could throw 100 paper balls into a bin. Fun was had by all. Congratulations to the senior primary for their excellent concert and the awareness it created. Admission to the concert was a bag of old clothes or toys, and we are thrilled with the amount of donations we received. Thank you to every pupil and parent who donated. All clothes and toys were donated to Letcee.

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Kranskop pupils visit the library Kranskop Primary School Grade 3 pupils visited Kranskop library on 12

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Hermannsburg Happenings

At the fine motor skills workshop in New Hanover (from left) Angelique van Rooyen (primary school), Stephanie Redinger (presenter) and Annette Gathmann (Kindergarten). BEFORE the start of the recent long weekend, our Grade 10 and Grade 12 pupils completed their respective written portions of the Deutsche Sprachdiplom (German Language Diploma), in which all our high-school pupils strive to achieve. This sought-after, internationally recognised language qualification has written and oral components, with the oral component due to be completed over the next month. We wish them every success in their efforts to succeed as the Grade 10s complete the first level (DSD I), and the Grade 12s the second and final level (DSD II). Our

Grade 12s start trial examinations next week, and are hard at work preparing for this important part of their matric year. We trust all their hard work through the years, and especially leading up to these examinations, will pay off, and that they will once again do themselves proud. In sports news, our soccer teams took to the field last week against Wartburg, with our boys drawing 0-0 and the girls ending their match 0-2. We look forward to the results of the Quandrangular Athletics meeting and the Co-Ed Athletics meeting, both of which take place this week. However, not only have our pupils been busy, Mrs Van Rooyen and Ms Gathmann attended a fine motor skills workshop for pre-primary and Grade 1 teachers, hosted by New Hanover Preparatory School and presented by occupational therapist Stephanie Redinger. Various important skills, including pencil skills (scribbling, colouring, drawing, writing), scissor skills (cutting), construction skills (with Lego and Duplo) and self-care skills (tying shoelaces, opening lunch boxes) were covered. Without the ability to complete these everyday tasks well, a child’s self-esteem and academic performance are often compromised, and the child may also experience difficulties with developing independent life skills (like getting dressed). A big thank you to New Hanover Preparatory School for hosting the workshop and to Mrs Redinger for providing the opportunity for our teachers to expand their knowledge and skills in such an important aspect of our children’s development.

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Hermannsburg Little Oaks’ Oracle ROAD safety has become an important part of educating our pupils because it helps them learn to be more aware and equips them with basic safety knowledge and a practical understanding of the rules of the

road. On traffic day the Little Oaks brought their bikes, scooters and tricycles to school to learn about the basics of road safety without having to be among real cars on real streets.

Their teachers explained the important aspects of street safety and there were lots of riding opportunities around our campus where the Little Oaks could show off their riding and safety skills. The Little Oaks practice their riding skills and road rules in the car park at Hermanns burg, which was reserved for their use for the day.

Little Oaks’ at the Kindergarten, ready to tackle the course their teachers had set out for them.

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BACKGROUND The uMzinyathi District Municipality (UDM), in partnership with the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs (DEDTEA), embarked on a process to develop an Environmental Management Framework (EMF) for the district. According to the EMF Regulations (Government Notice No. R547 of 18 June 2010), an EMF is a study of the biophysical and socio-cultural systems of a geographically defined area to reveal where specific land uses may best be practiced and to offer performance standards for maintaining appropriate use of such land. The EMF consists of the following three phases: 1. Status Quo Assessment; 2 Desired State; and 3. Strategic Environmental Management Plan (SEMP). NOTIFICATION OF PUBLIC REVIEW OF DRAFT STATUS QUO REPORT The Draft Desired State Report and SEMP will be available to the public to review from 22 August – 26 September 2016. The document can be accessed as follows: 1. Download a copy from the KZN DEDTEA website - http://www.kzndedt.gov.za/; 2. Download a copy from the UDM website - http://www.umzinyathi.gov.za/; and 3. View a hardcopy at the following venues – Location Address Tel. No. Msinga LM Msinga Library - R33 Main Road, Tugela Ferry 033 493 0302 Umvoti LM Greytown Library - 141 Pine Street, Greytown 033 413 9132 Endumeni LM Dundee Public Library - Boundary Rd, Dundee 034 212 2121 Nquthu LM Nquthu Library - Lot 1139 Mangosuthu Dr, Nqutu 034 271 6160 The following public meeting will be held to present these reports: Date: 30 August 2016 Time: 09h00 – 13h00 Venue: uMzinyathi District Municipality, Council Chambers, Princess Magogo Building, Dundee, KZN All comments to be forwarded to Nemai Consulting (Fax: 011 781 1731; email: donavanh@ nemai.co.za). CONTACT PERSON Contact: Donavan Henning Tel: (011) 781 1730 Fax: (011) 781 1731 Email: donavanh@nemai.co.za Postal: P.O. Box 1673, Sunninghill, 2157

Cordwall GRR pupils have fun on the jungle gym with their teacher, Miss Bridgebookan.

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2017 Public holidays IT is time to start thinking about planning a holiday or long weekend away next year - for your information a list of public holidays in 2017 are as follows: 1 January (Sunday) New Year's Day 2 (Monday) Public holiday as 1st on a Sunday 21 March (Tuesday) Human Rights Day 14 AprilGood Friday 17 April (Monday) Family Day 27 April (Thursday) Freedom Day 1 May (Monday) Worker’s Day 16 June (Friday) Youth Day 9 August (Wednesday) National Women's Day 24 September (Sunday) Heritage day 25 September (Monday) public holiday as Heritage Day falls on Sunday 16 December (Saturday) Day of Reconciliation 25 December (Monday) Christmas Day 26 December (Tuesday) Day of Goodwill.

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Ward 11 team celebrates Mandela Day WARD 11 task team hosted Nelson Mandela Day events at Lembethe Primary School on 27 July where they launched a gardening project and at Ithembani Primary on 27 August, they planted trees. Sanitary towels were given to female pupils at both schools. The team thanked

sponsors Mr M.R. Dlamini, ward councillor, Mrs Gangai of Boeties Transport, Sappi Forests in Seven Oaks as well as the DOE Umvoti CMC special needs component and the Department of Agriculture. - Mr T. Lembethe, Ward 11 chairperson Launching the planting of trees project at Itembani Primary School.

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The team gets the gardening project on the go at Lembethe Primary School.

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Healthy and versatile tomatoes It is tomato season – supermarkets, stores and street vendors are selling lots of them at remarkably reasonable prices. Some historical facts about this favourite fruit: •Tomatoes originated in the South American Andes around the area of modern day Peru and was first used as a food by the Aztecs in Southern Mexico. •Because the tomato has seeds and grows from a flowering plant botanically it is classed as a fruit, not a vegetable. •In 1887 America tariff laws imposed a duty on vegetables, but not on fruits. This meant the status of tomatoes become a matter of legal importance. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in the case of Nix v. Hedden that tomatoes were to be considered vegetables, based on the popular definition that classifies vegetables by use, where they are usually served with dinner and not as a dessert. However, the courts did not reclassify the tomato botanically, it is still a fruit. •China is the largest producer of tomatoes, accounting for one quarter of the world’s production - United States and India and the second and third highest producers respectively. •Most tomato varieties are red although other colours are possible including green, yellow, orange, pink, black, brown, white, and purple. There are more than 7 500 tomato varieties grown around the world. •Types of tomatoes include slicing (globe) tomatoes used in processing and fresh eating. Beefsteak tomatoes are large, often used for sandwiches. Oxheart tomatoes vary in size and are shaped like large strawberries. Plum tomatoes (including pear tomatoes), are usually oblong, and used in tomato sauce and paste. Cherry tomatoes are small round, often sweet and eaten whole in salads. Campari tomatoes are sweet and juicy of small to medium size. •Tomatoes are rich in lycopene, an antioxidant that is good for the heart and effective against certain cancers. Cooked tomatoes are actually better than raw ones, as more benefi-

The biggest tomato fight in the world La Tomatina happens each year in the small Spanish town of Buñol. cial chemicals are released. Tomatoes are also packed with vitamins A and C, calcium, potassium. One serving of red, ripe, raw tomatoes (one cup or 150 grams) is a good source of Vitamins A, C, K, folate and potassium. Tomatoes are naturally low in sodium, saturated fat, cholesterol, and calories. Tomatoes also provide thiamin, niacin, vitamin B6, magnesium, phosphorus and copper, all of which are necessary for good health. One serving of tomatoes gives two grams of fiber, which is seven percent of the daily recommended amount. Tomatoes also have a relatively high water content, which makes them a filling food. •The biggest tomato fight in the world happens each year in the small Spanish town of Buñol. The festival called La Tomatina, involves some 40 000 people throwing 150 000 tomatoes at each other. •The Guinness World Record for most tomatoes harvested from a single plant over one year weighed 522.464kg with 32 194 tomatoes harvested between May 2005 and April 2006. The tomato plant was at the Epcot Science project at Walt Disney World Company, Florida, U.S. •As of 2013, the heaviest tomato according to Guinness World Record weighed 3.51kg and was grown in 1986, in Oklahoma, U.S.

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Wedding bells ring out

Firebreak 5 fun trail entrants Some of the younger Firebreak five fun trail entrants enjoying themselves in the dam before the start of the run.

The Assembly of God Fellowship

Ravinash and Symone Dhora were married on 14 August with the ceremony and reception at Greytown Bowling Club. Symone is the daughter of Cookie Ramdew and Ravinand Seuckumar, Ravinash is the son of the late Rajeshree and Vinad Naidoo all of Greytown.

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Simply Models Greytown was honoured to be part of the Greytown Primary Fun day on Saturday 20 August. Thank you to Mr Moonsamy and staff for the warm welcome to your school. Contact Luzanne Barnard on 081 549 0515 for information on Simply Models.

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SPORT NEWS Greytown Country Club news

Kingsley Holgate (right), explorer, humanitarian and author visited the club last Thursday. With him is Greytown Country Club chairman Gert Joubert.

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GREYTOWN Country Club is holding a “cook off” competition on Saturday 17 September - potjie, braai, Weber or spit, whatever your choice as long as it is cooked on fire or gas at the Greytown Country Club. Bring ingredients and cook for your friends and family. Food will be judged by 4pm. Jan Swart, The Last Musketeer, will provide entertainment. Vicky the Clown will be here to entertain the chhildren with face painting and balloons. Entry for the competition is free. Food will be sold after judging at R20 per person per plate. Contact Elmarie at the club on 033 417 2441 for details Michelle Lloyd lost out on the cash on Friday as she was not present at the time of the draw. The next attendance draw will be on Friday 19 August with R400 up for grabs. Be here from 6.30pm and you could be the lucky winner. Dates to diarise Friday 26 August – Happy Hour sponsored by Leon Taljaard Saturday 27 August – Wembley golf day Saturday 3 September – Mascor Monthly Mug-Business league Saturday 17 September – Cook off competition Monday 19 September to 3 October - court closed for spring treatment.

days of August start at Clegg’s field which is also the finish. Following next Monday’s final run there will be prize giving with two Run the Berg entries as prizes, Racefood and a family braai. For more information contact the organiser, Hilary Bruss on 083 383 9929.

Kwenza Ngubane, who has won the first three runs, organiser Hilary Bruss and Lindelani Xaba who has come second in the two runs.

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IT was good to see our ladies golf captain, Liekie, practicing this weekend, chipping and putting, stretching and running as she prepares for the ladies regional round of the Sanlam Cancer Challenge. Good luck Liekie and enjoy the competition on Sunday. The golf course recorded 15mm of rain on Saturday night and hopefully the light verti-cutting and spike rolling will start turning the brown greens into lush, soft carpet-like greens ready for the Hermannsburg Golf Day on Friday 23 and Saturday 24 September. We have

not set a definite date for spring treatment - hollow-tining and sand dressing as we are watching the weather and are waiting for conditions to warm up. On Wednesday 7 September we will be holding our ladies invitational from 9am. To enter, contact Liekie on 082 820 0615. This Friday the clubhouse will be closed for a private function. We invite everyone to join us in Greytown at the NG Kerk bazaar, where there will be lots to buy, as well as supper and pancakes. To book for golf, contact Piet on 083 269 1661.

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