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Rape accused 24 year old Mvunyelwa Nda­wonde was sentenced to life imprisonment inthe Greytown Regional Court last week. On29th March last year a teenage girl was visit­ing her boyfriend at his house in the Opathearea ­ he went to fetch food.

The accused who was known to the girl,told her she had to leave the house as thefamily elders were not happy that she wasthere and must go to the mountains withhim where her boyfriend was waiting for her.

The unsuspecting teenager accompaniedNdawonde to the mountains, where hethreatened her with a knife saying he wouldkill her. He forced her at knifepoint

to undress, brutally assaulted her and bither face. He raped her three times beforefleeing from the scene.

The seriously injured teenager managed tomake her way back to her boyfriend’s houseand the attack was reported to the MsingaPolice where a case was opened.

The case was transferred to Greytown Fam­ily Vioencle Child Protection and Sexual Of­fences unit for investigation..

On 12th June last year, Ndawonde , whohad fled to the Escourt area ,was arrested inRensburg Drift­he pleaded not guilty and wasdenied bail

His mother gave a false alibi stating hehad been with her, but DNA tests provedconclusively that he was the rapist and wassentenced to life imprisonment

Greytown FCS Unit Commander, LieutenantKeshni Budloo expressed appreciation to theInvestigating Officer, Cionstable Dumakude

and the Regional Court Public Prosecutor ,Mrs Premie Naidoo, for their effort andcontribution in securing this lifesentence.

Greytown Gazette reporter, Andile Ngubanecontacted KZN Commissioner, Lieutenant Gen­eral Mmamonnye Ngobeni who welcomed thesentence and the dedication of Greytown FCSmembers in arresting the criminal who hadfled the area after committing the crime. Shealso commended the members for their com­mitment in investigating, gathering the evi­dence which led to the prosecution and con­viction of the accused stating:

“This sends a strong message to all thecriminals who prey on KwaZulu­Natal womenthat our province is a zero­tolerance to rap­ists and all other crime­committers.

Mom gives rapist son false alibi

25 year oldWesleyNaickerof Greytown was tragicallykilled last Wednesdaynight when the vehicle hewas driving hit a tree. Hispassenger, 18 year old Jo-leneGovender, suffered se-rious injuries and is still inhospital where she is re-ported tobe inaseriousbutstable condition.

It is reported thatWesley, who was drivinga friend’s Audi, lost control, left the road and hit a treeinLouisBothaAvenuenearUmvoti Tyres. Wesley whogrew up in Greytown andmatriculated from Grey-town Secondary Schoolwas a popular young manwith many friends. Wesleyis survived by his mother,MrsVanithaNaicker ,sisterTamara and brother Clif-ford. The funeral servicetook place on Saturday15th at Elijah MinistriesGreytown

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For the first ten days of March a mak-ing farmer’s happy total rainfall of82.4mm was recorded at the PannarSeed Research Department. But evenbetter add on seven days and the grandtotal for the first 17 days of March is afantastic 146mm.40 year mean stats kept by Ram Bag-dath of Pannar show the 40 year meanat 95.32 and the annual March rainfallover the last 7 years as follows:2007/08: 101.1;2008/09: 42.5;2009/10: 68.5;2010/11: 72.4;

2011/2012:149.6;2012/2013:62.4

Temperatures for the first ten days ofthe month averaged a minimum of15.74 and maximum of 25.89- the high-est being 32.4 on 1st March and thelowest 13.3 on 10th March rising to17.3 –definitely an autumnal nip in theair!

Monday’s downpours recorded 32.4 atPannar Research – certainly St Pstrickwas making surehis day would be cele-brated!

Lake Merthley’s level isis 0.580m be-low the wall and the lake is 83% full.

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Priscilla Chetty startedworking at GreytownDrugstore twenty fiveyears ago. In congratulating her Bryan Paul said she had startedas a young lady assistant to the late accountant Helen Gibbon andis one the Drugstore’s most loyal and committed personnel.

He congratulated her on behalf the staff and customers who ap-preciate her friendly smile and efficient service.

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In a letter to the Greytown Gazette, Alder-manHitlaMaharaj(Councillor forWard 5),states inresponseto thearticle in latweek’sGreytown Gazette”Ex Mayor resigns fromCouncil as follows:

“I believe that the article’s lofty claimsought to be balanced against the reality ofhis term as Mayor. With elections looming,the potential of his incomplete narrative toswaypublic opinion cannt beoverstressed.

Yes ,MrMavundla shunnedasalarywithperks worth R700 000.

Then,ontakingofficeheplungedCouncilinto costly battles thatmore thanoffset anybenefits accruing from his magnaminous

Contrast this with the KPMG audithe commissioned at R6 000 000 –for thebenefit of readers neither audit uncoveredevidence of malpractice.

Yes, Mr Mavundla shunned Counciltransport! But how did this make any dif-ference in the light of the highly priceddouble cab LDV acquired for the perso-nal security escort at Council’s ex-pense?

I repeatmy best wishes toMrMavundla,andwish that this letter serves to bring anyhalf-truths thatmightotherwisebewrittenin the annals of our local Municipality his-tory as absolute fact.”

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When duringtheir control ofCouncil, theIFPor-dered a KPMG au-dit at a cost ofR350000, Mr Ma-vundla explodedover the expendi-ture.

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(By: S. Redinger)The main purpose for teaching

conservation to kids is to teach en-vironmental stewardship toyounger generations and to helpmake the Earth a better place tolive.

Eco-Schools is an international-ly recognised programme of theFoundation of Environmental Ed-ucation(FEE) that accreditsschools that make a commitmentto continuously improve theirschool’s environmental perform-ance. New Hanover Prep has justbeenawardedwith theirGoldCer-

tificate for three years of activeparticipation in the programme ofwhich 51 countries and over 30000 schools are part! The awardssystem is gradational allowing forschools to sustain and developover a 5 year process. The Eco-Schools programme is integral tothe current curriculum at NHP. Ithas taught us about changing thewaywe live,howwedependon thebiodiversity around us and ourperceptions about nature.Through this programmewehavebeen able to deepen our knowl-edge and learn more about better

environmental managementskills.

The Bush Buddies Club is one ofthe initiatives at New Hanoverwhich encourages an increase inenvironmental awareness. Lastweek the Bush Buddies had closeencounters with real snakes dur-ing their quarterly outing.

As humans,we have a responsi-bility to help the ecosystems of theEarth tomaintain their abilities tokeep us, and other life forms, aliveand leave the planet in bettershape for future generations thanwhen we entered it.

Some of the New Hanover Prep Bush Buddies carrying ‘Squeeza’, a 6m long, 90kg Burmese python.

Kids caring for the environment Kammaland Kapers

Grandparents day was held recently at Kammaland, and Rahul Budloofelt very proud to have his gandmother Baby Budloo (L) and his greatgrandmother Shanti Budloo (R) at school. Kammaland grandparents andchildren did an art activity together and the grandparents listened andenjoyed the lovely poems and songs.

Wartburg Angling Club is holdingits 18th Barbel Competition onMarch 29 at Albert Falls Dam andthe proceeds this year will be do­nated to the Rencken Centre inWartburg.

There is a prize of R10 000 forthe heaviest fish and R1 000 for

the heaviest caught by a junior,and lots more prizes!

Registration is at 5 am at theAlbert Falls YachtClub.

For further information pleasecontact Elize on 079 697 0630 orLew 072 998 6836.

R10 000prize for heaviest barbel!

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VACANCIES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHDIRECTIONS TO CANDIDATESNB: Voluntary members are invited to serve on the Greytown Hospital.Please note that this is not an employment opportunity, but is a Voluntary service.• A detailed CV including references.• Certified copy of ldentity Document - not copy of a copy.Failure to comply with the above instruclions will disqualify the applicants.Please note that due to a large number of applications received, applications will not be acknowledged, however,only the short-listed applicants will be advised of the outcome.CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 2014/03/20

POST: HOSPITAL BOARD MEMBERSNUMBER OF POSTS: 3CENTRE: GREYTOWN HOSPITALMINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:• Members should be from the Greytown/Umvoti Sub-District, especially the catchment area served by

Greytown Hospital• Person with legal, financial, religious and health background are highly recommended• Youth and disabled persons are also recommended• Any person of good standing in the community• Person not employed by Department of Health KZN• Person not receiving remuneration from the Department of Health KZNFUNCTION OF THE HOSPITAL BOARD• To act as a channel of communication between Management, patients, staff and the community. To liaise

with other organisation with a view to assisting patients and staff in areas of special needs• Acting as a conduit between the community and the Hospital and receiving feedback from the community• Provide expert advice and input to the Hospital Management as required• Raising additional funds for the Hospital, specifying the manner in which the funds are utilised and

ensuring that annual financial reports are submitted to the department detailing the manner in which thefunds were spent

• Making recommendations to the Department on Hospital building and maintenance programme• To advise the administration on matters generally affecting the conduct and management of the hospital,

service or institution for which such a board is constituted• To concern itself with the general aspects of staffing and other matters of overall interest in the staffing

field, but excluding matters related to particular staff members such as individual appointments,promotions person merits or demerits

• To ensure that recommendations are made to the MEC of Health or Head of Departments as the case maybe concerning any other matter which is specially referred to the Board by the MEC of Health

• To make recommendations to Management regarding the purpose for any fixed or moveable propertybequeathed in the hospital, service or institution concerned should be used. To consider, if necessary,making recommendations in respect to complaints except for complaints against the HospitalManagement

• To ensure that no members shall vote upon or take part or be present during discussion of any matterbefore the board in which he/she has directly a pecuniary interest

• To ensure that all matters deliberated at the committee meeting shall be treated with confidentialityEnquiries : Mr R.B. Ngubo Tel: 033 413 9400Applications forwarded to : Human Resource Malager, Private Bag X 5562,

Greytorn 3250Attention : Ms B. Ntombela Tel: 033 413 9492CLOSING DATE : 28-3-2014

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SHRI SATYANARAYAN KATHA ANDJHANDA PRAYER

You and your family are lovingly invited toattend the above prayer on

SUNDAY, 30th MARCH 2014, commencingat 8.00 am

RAMAYANWEEK – commences onMonday, 31st March 2014

Sathsangh every evening at 6.00 pm withRamayan recitals, discourses, Kirtans and

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Shri RAAM NAUMI will be observed onTuesday, 8th April 2014 commencing at

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ALLWELCOME

The Old Scholar’s Hockey Club is having a function at TheShed on Friday 4 April. This will be a team get­together forboth of the sides before the start of the hockey season. Wewould like to extend the invitation to all Wembley Old Scholarswho would like to join us. Please RSVP to sport2@wembleycol­lege.co.za by 27 March.

The Old Scholar’s hockey club is entered into the countrydistricts league which is usually played at Hilton College in

batted first and made 280 runs. Alexandra High School couldonly manage to make 86 runs in 23 overs. Ross Goble andSli Gwala both made a century

Last week Thursday the Senior Primary swimmers partici­pated in an Interprep Gala at Epworth and we swam againstnine different teams giving our pupils a chance to swim againststiff competition.

SA National Stillwater ChampionshipsWell done to Milla and Ludwig Herbst who both participated

in the 2014 Lifesaving SA National Stillwater Championshipsin Bloemfontein last week. Both pupils participated in manydifferent competitions and were then both ranked 6th overallin all of the events. As Milla is in the 12 and above age group,she was also selected to represent KZN and received her KZNcolours for Lifesaving.

The grade 1s played against Wartburg grade 2s at New Hano­ver. Their batting and bowling has really improved and it wasa very close match with our boys losing by only 2 runs. Thegrade 2s played cricket against New Hanover and won, withTriston Schneider taking a wicket.

Calista Munaselected asreserve for theKZN u13 tennisteam; she isonly u12.

WINDOW ON WEMBLEY

ALL high schools in Umvotiare invited to take part inthe popular annual Mondi/Wessa enviro quiz on Tues-day, 13 May, at GreytownHigh School. The winner ofthis challenge will go for-ward to the national quiz fi-nals which take place in Pie-termaritzburg in August.

Two teams per school arepermitted, with four pupilsper team. Registration must

be submitted not later than25 April – schools still re-quiring a registration formare asked to contact CliffWalton at 082 804 8303 orcliffordawalton@gmail.com.

The Umvoti winning teamwill be presented with Wiz-zard Worm’s floating trophy,the first three teams will re-ceive books and there is amerit award to the teamwhich shows the most prom-

Inter-school enviro quiz

ise. Some ques-tions in the quizare based on in-formation fromthe Enviro Facts- which are factsheets coveringa range of envi-ronmental issuesand are spon-sored by Pick ‘nPay through theWorld WideFund for nature,and supportedby many envi-ronmentalgroups. Alsoavailable areE-Info portablelibraries whichprovide informa-tion on all as-pects of environ-mental issues.For more infor-mation, contactthe Share=Netdivision ofWESSA at 033330 3931.

Pietermaritzburg. The first twoleague matches are home gameswhich will be played here at Wem­bley on Sunday 30 March and Sun­day 6 April. There will be some excel­lent hockey on show with 12 teamsplaying throughout the day. Pleasecome and support the Old Scholar’steams and enjoy the day with us atthe astro. Matches will run from8:30 – 16:00. There will be food anddrinks for sale as well as a jumpingcastle and water slides.

Wembley is proud to announcethat we were played top 20 in nineConquesta exams that we wrote in2013. This is quite a feather in ourcap as there 1200 participatingschools.

The first team hockey girls playedin the Wartburg Hockey Festival onSaturday 8 March. The girls played4 matches, winning against NewForest, Domino Servite and Grey­town High School and losing againstWartburg.

On Saturday, 8 March, Wembley’sU/16 cricket team played AlexandraHigh School at Alexandra. Wembley

GREYTOWN High School rugby teams played anumber of matches over the weekend and thescores were as follow:1st Rugby Squad vs Dundee High School lost 14­15. Bothtries were scored by Phakama Zondi and converted byKwanele NgemaSecond Rugby Team vs Voortrekker High School lost 0­17.Under 16: Rugby Team vs Richards Bay High School lost5­10. Try scorer was Thabo Mthethwa.Under 15: Rugby Team vs Empangeni High School won7­0.Under 14: Rugby Team vs Richards Bay High School lostLink Seed Under 15 Rugby Weekend

Friday (March 21)11.00 Pongola Akademie vs Eshowe.12.00 Greytown B vs Vryheid Landbou13.00 Sarel Cilliers B vs King Edward14.00 Treverton vs Port Shepstone

15.00 Sarel Cilliers A vs Weston16.00 Hillcrest vs Thomas Moore17.00 Greytown A vs Vryheid High18.00 Weston 1st XV vs Sarel Cilliers 2nd XV19.00 Greytown 1st XV vs Pongola Akademie 1st XVSaturday (March 22)Matches start from 8 am till 3 pm.

News from the Hill

A MAJOR sporting event, the Greytown Police clus-ter sports day, takes place on Saturday, 29 Marchin King Edward Park from 8am.

The aim of this annual event against crime andsubstance abuse is to create an awareness amongthe schools of the

adverse impact of drugs, and the need for safeschool environments. Schools throughout the clus-

ter will be taking part in soccer, netball and volleyball challenges.

For further information, please contact GreytownCluster board secretary NT Shezi (Muden) at 083513 1772,

Cst Ndwandwe (Kranskop) at 082 823 9005or W/O TT Sithole at 082 351 3471(Greytown).

Greytown cluster annual sports event

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GAZETTESMALLSSomething for everyone

The Grade 10 class reports: Despite the rain and thecold we never lost our enthusiasm as we took part inthe Germany Exchange Programme preparationweekend. We had a lot to discuss and prepare, andSt Cathryn’s was the ideal venue for the fun time wehad learning thatwe can cook,we can trust each otherand we need to persevere in whatever tasks face us.Welearnedmoreaboutourclassmatesandaboutsomeof ‘the little things’ one finds in Germany that don’tappear in guide-books. Thanks to our teachers, wenow have a clearer picture and understanding ofwhere we will be going in Germany, and what we willbe doing there. We can’t wait for our exchange part-

ners toarriveat theendof thisweek,andweareeager-ly counting the days before we fly to Germany.

Hermannsburg’sOlympiade teamwasupbright andearly on Sunday, to leave for Johannesburg at 05h00.After an uneventful journey, they were able to settleinto their accommodation for the week before attend-ing the opening ceremony of the ‘Sport Olympiade derDeutschen Schulen im Südlichen Afrika’ on Sundayevening. This gala event presages a busy week of ath-letics, swimming and various ball sports.

We wish the team and their coaches all the best asthey compete in this prestigious bi-annual competi-tion.

Hermannsburg Happenings

The five senses were what we looked (and heard and felt andtasted and smelled) at in the last two weeks and, as part of that,the optometrist and audiologist came to visit our school. We hadthe opportunity to have our ears and eyes tested and had lotsof fun putting on the big glasses when the eye doctor checkedif we could see properly and then, when our ears were tested,we had to clap each time we heard the birdie making a noisein our ears.

Now that we all understand how important our five senses are,we’re moving into our next theme, which is My Home. And, ofcourse, with Easter coming up soon, we’ll be learning all aboutthe Easter message and, perhaps, the Easter Bunny may evenfind his way to school.

Hermannsburg Little Oaks’ Oracle

A SMALL field took to the course forthe March Farmer’s Agri-Care MonthlyMug this past Saturday, the tail endershad to finish in the rain shower.

Results:1st: Merwin Rabe nett 662nd: Paul Els nett 713rd: Liekie Steyn nett 75Captains putter: Piet Nel ( Members revengeon the greenkeeper?)Stableford points: Merwin Rabe 42 pointsNearest to pin: Deon van Dyk

The Triangular Competition had tobe postponed as the Mandini Team hada clash with their league fixture.

We are sorting out a replacementdate and will keep members upda-

St Cathryns news

ted.Paul Els is of-

fering golf andarchery coachingto adults andchildren of all ag-es, at flexibletimes.

Anyone inter-ested can contactPaul at 084 5966292.

All pupils cannow play golf atSt Cathryn’s forR20 on Sundays,so bring the kidswhen you cometo play.

There will besupper on Fridaynight - ‘chef’ssurprise’ -please phone theclub at 083 2691661 or 082 5552661 to hearwhat’s for supper.

12 Thanks

GIRLIE Reddy andfamily would like toexpress our gratitudeand appreciation forall the love andthoughtful gesturesbeen bestowed on usduring our time of be-reavement. A specialthanks to Pastor Cel-van, Pastor Mathen,Elijah Ministeries andImbali Funeral Fur-nishers. God Blessyou all.

18 Clubs andMeetings

DINGWANE SecurityAGM takes place on 26March @ 16:00. The ven-ue will be at GreytownCountry Club. RSVP Ian082 554 2493.

THE annual UAS & UFPAbowls & information eve-ning will take place onTues. 25/03 @ 4:30 pmat the Greytown BowlsClub. All farmers wel-come.

30 BuildingServices

M3 Contractors. MasterBuilders and PropertyMaintenance. Bricklaying,plastering, painting, tiling,roofing, welding,, plumb-ing, glazing. Contact Mo-hamed for a free quote.Phone 072 101 9081 /033 417 1362.

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 heaters, marquees,decor, cooking. GreytownHiring Services. 033 4171157, 082 957 2812, 082315 6653.

AMATAFULA. 10 Seaterround. Tel. 082 957 2812/ 082 315 6653.

47 PersonalServices

GOLF lessons and coach-ing. Contact Paul Ele on084 596 6292

73 General Sales

QUALITY Wendy housesfrom new Pinewood. Allsizes available. Aubrey078 296 0580.

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

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

PEKIN bantams andducks for sale. 082 6777200.

109 CommercialPremises to Let

PREMISES to let - lowerBell Street (below As-malls), Bell Centre, idealfor (shops, offices & minifactories). Unit 2 - 124,40- R4 500 pm. 3 - 129,20 -R4 950 pm. 5 - 43,75 -R2 500 pm. Call Ma-homed 032 551 1522.

124 Flats to Let

FLATLET to let in CBDarea, suiable for couple.Available immediately.Phone 060 610 9323.

144 Housesfor Sale

HOUSE for sale - upmar-ket, uptown, pool withlarge garden - R1.5 mil-lion. Contact 082 5705833.

164 Used Cars

1994 Opel Kadett 1400.Good runnning order,Neat, original condition,R29 000. 082 554 8966.

178 Work Wanted:Commercial

CODE 10 driver seeks em-ployment. Has 18 yearsexperience. 072 3839235.

DORIS seeks domesticwork. Contact 073 1823310.

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

HLENGIWE seeks domes-tic work. Tel. 076 9249691 / 082 958 6490.

MAKHOSAZANA seeksdomestic work. Contact072 286 7632.

MATURE lady seeks do-mestic work, can cook.Tel. 076 151 3437.

190 Sale in Execution

IN the Magistrate’s Courtfor the

District ofPietermaritzburg held at

PietermaritzburgCase No. 3994/13

In the matterbetween:

SKYS OFFICE SOLUTIONS(PTY) LTD t/a NASHUAMARITZBURG

Execution CreditorAnd

FIBEON MNGUNIExecution Debtor

“Auction”KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that

in terms of a Judgmentgranted on the 19/06/13 inthe PIETERMARITZBURGMagistrate’s Court andWarrant of Execution issuedthereafter, a sale in execu-tion of the under-mentionedgoods will be held at prem-ises, of Mnguni Plant Hire,Tugela Ferry on the 2/04/14at 10 a. m. consisting of:

GOODS:Mercedes Benz Heavy Duty

Truck Reg. No. NF 2013to 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 6th day of March 2014.– Execution Creditors Attor-ney VENNS ATTORNEYS281 Pietermaritz Street, Pie-termaritzburg 3201. Tel:(033) 355 3100 File Ref:Z0003989/RZ

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March 19, 2014Greytown GazettePage 8

SPORT NEWS

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RESULTSResults of the matches played last Satur­

day 15th March were Cosmos beat Maccd­deshem by one goal to nil while theTsalanang versus Commodores was more goalactive with Tsalanang winning by 4 ­3.

On Sunday Super Strikers had a 3­0 winover Maccddeshem as did Cape Town Spurs

against Ndunas. City Stars beat Nzima by 3goals to 2 and Cosmos beat Cape TownSpurs by 3 goals to 1. Mfanelo hammeredTsalanang 4 goals to 0 as did Codesa with a5 ­1 win over Rebels.

Enhlalakahle Football Association will behosting an awareness campaign on HIV andAIDS and drug abuse on Heman RightsDay, Friday 21st at the Enhlalakahle sports­fields.

Games will start at 8 a.m. and continuethroughout the day. The Community is invitedto attend the campaign which is important ineradicating the abuse of drugs among ouryouth and promote the healthy culture ofsports.

EnhlalkahleFootballAssociation

Sunday dawned bright and clear for the popular an­nual Wimpy Town versus Farmers and the full fieldof 38 players were determined to take up the chal­lenge of there being a winner this year!The morning’s session of men’s and ladies’ doublesthe scores were:Town Mens: 94; Ladies: 61Farmers : Mens: 81 and ladies: 51!After the afternoon’s session of mixed doubles thescores were: Farmers 107 and Town 98 games.Final score: ­ Winning team : Townies: 253 gamesto the 239 games of the Farmer’s team. Congratula­tions to the new winners!Thank you once again to Wimpy for their ongoingsponsorship. Without your sponsorshop this fun tour­nament would not have been possible.A special thank you to the ladies for all the delicious

tea eats!After the delicious Wimpy burgers the prizes werehanded out.Congratulations to the winners:Winners: -Mens’ doubles: - Ashley Cotterrell and Mike YeadonR’s-up: - Ian Hill and Mike BarrowLadies’ doubles: - Wendy Edkins and Ingrid Suren­dorfR’s-up: - Trish Köhne and Pam PaulMixed A doubles: - Dawie Ferreira and Pam PaulR’s-up: - Ian Hill and Corne NefdtMixed B doubles:Mark Thomas and Louise HillR’s up: Guy Platt and Trish KohnePlayers are reminded to enter for club championshipsas soon as possible. Social tennis will take place asnormal on Saturday from 14h00.

From the courts

Greytown won gold!!!! Two Greytown ladiesplayed for Natal Inland in the ladies openinterdistricts championships and won gold -congratulations to Erika Fischer and SannieBalzer. Omo Dinkelmann played in East Lon-don for the Natal B team at the same time -so Greytown was well represented.

Greytown Fours championships wereplayed in stirred up weather on Wednesdayand finished in the rain. Bobby Pistor, HedleyEdwards, Wolfie Lubowitchi and Alva Pistorwere ahead at the tea break against JackDrew, Bryan Paul, Geoff Basel and Tom Red-

fern.Then the rain came down, paused and

cameagainwhichhelpedJack’s teamtocatchup to win the finals.

On Saturday it was the finals of the drawnpairs with Chris Fischer and Bryan Paul upagainst Clive Edkins and Jacques Minnaarand it was a battle Royal! Bryan and Chrisstarted strongly and Clive and Jacques pulledout all the stops to draw 11-11 on the 11thend, only to give away a 6 pointer on the 16thand were not able to recover.

Well done Chris and Bryan!

From the ditch

The Mascor Golf Business League kicked off Satur­day 8th of March with 9 teams participating. Thisleague is contested over 4 weekends during theyear and consists of teams of 3 players represent­ing businesses from the Umvoti district. The Mas­cor Business League floating trophy is at stake,as well as some nice prizes and bragging rightsfor next year!

The Mascor Monthly Mug for March was alsoplayed at the same time and rumour now hasit that Vijay Roopai is considering turning pro aftershooting 62 net, his best competitive round ever,to comfortably walk away with the Mug and theB division prize! The rest of the results were asfollows: B­div: 2nd – Jacques Breytenbach 70 net;A­div: 1st Boy Zuma 67 net, 2nd – James de Nyss­

chen 68 net. The winning team on the day wasBracken (109), 2nd Mascor (107) and 3rd Pannar(101).It was great to have two new teams, WSTTand Platt Plant, take part in the league and wethank WSTT for sponsoring the team prizes forthis year.

Robert Beckett was not present at the weeklyattendance draw held on 21st February – R700.00up for grabs at the next attendance draw to beheld on the 21st March .

Dates to diarizeSunday - 23rd March : Golf “Sunday 9@9”Friday - 28th March : Happy HourSaturday - 12th April ; Mascor MonthlyMug/Business League

Greytown Country Club

On the 14th of March, Mascor Umvoti PolocrosseClub held a successful preseason golf day in orderto raise funds.

Thank you to the sponsors who were as follows;OJ Potatoes, Graeme Kippen and Assoc., SOS Con­tractors, CPS Seedlings, Bobby Pearson FarmingEquipment, TWK Greytown, Just Cheese, E.Bol­

lard & Son, Engen Greytown, FAC Winterton, TutaCarriers and Lowlands Butchery. We are gratefulfor all of your support.

The competition for first place was fierce. Com­ing in at first, by a very narrow margin, were BobbyPearson Farming Equipment’s James Denysschen, Richard Cyrus and Gareth Larken with a net score

Umvoti Polocrosse Club

of 150. In secondplace were Gary,Petru, Emile Swartsand Ulrich Beyerswith a net score of 151.In third place we hadCorne Hattingh,Jacques Breytenbach,Sydney Bondesio andKevin Oellerman witha net of 162. At fourthwere Mark Scott, MikeMunitich, OJ Roopiand Patrick O’Sullivanwith a net of 176.Coming in in fifthplace we had Seanand Tysen O’Sullivan,Warich Mitchell andBernie with a netscore of 190.

A big thank you toall the sponsors andparticipants whotook part in the golfday; without yoursupport it would nothave been a success.

Matches to be played on Sunday 23rdMarch:10 a.m.: Super Strikers/Rebels11 a.m.: Tsalanang/Dingangwe12 noon: Nzima/Mfanel1 p.m.: Codesa/Cape Town Spurs2 p.m. City Stars/Maccddeshem3p.m.: Baroka/Nduns