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ANNUALminimumwage increas-es for domestic workers are oper-ative from 1 December 2014 to 30November 2015Thenewsectoraldeterminationofdomestic workers runs from1De-cember 2014 to 30 November2015. This is in accordance withlawsprotectingworkers in sectorswhere they were exposed to po-tential exploitation,whereworkerorganisations and trade unionswere absent, and workers werenot covered by regulating mecha-nisms.

In Umvoti, which is classified asAreaB, theminimumwage for do-mestic workers who work morethan 27 hours per week is as fol-lows:

Hourly rate: R9.30 (was R8.30)Weekly rate on a 45 hour week:

R418.323 (was R373.50)Monthly rate ona45hourweek:

R1812.57 (was R1618.37)Minimum wages for domestic

workers who work 27 hours orless:

Hourly:R10.98 (was R9.80)Weekly:R296.35 (was R264.60)Monthly:R1284.09 (was

R1146.51)In major metropolitan areas,

Area A, domestic workers work-ing 27 hours or more, have anhourly rate of R10.95. The weeklyrate is R476.68 and the monthlyrate is R2065.47.

For those whowork 27 hours orless the hourly rate is R12.40,weekly R334.74 and monthlyR1450.33.

Normal hours of work, exclud-ing overtime.

The Department of Labourstatesas follows:adomesticwork-er may not be made to work. Forfurther information, contactwww.labour.gov.za.

Domesticworkers'annual wagesincrease

FOUR youngsters were caught red-handedwith an endangered Oribi they had poachedandkilled.OnSaturday22November,Buffa-lo ProtectionServices guardswereonpatrolon Eyethu farm in the Kranskop area whenthey came across the four and the dead ani-

mal.The fourwerearrestedandtakentoKran-

skop Police Station. The youngsters werelater released by Kranskop Police into thecustody of their parents.

Poachers caught red­handed

AT the end of October, LakeMerthley was 55% full and withcomparatively little rainfall in itscatchment area last month, thelevel has continued to drop.

There seems to be no alarmsbells ringingwith themunicipali-ty, as Greytonians could face thepossibility of water restrictionssoon.

If this does not happen, thereis a very real possibility of a dras-tic shortage of water for resi-dents.

Interestingly at this exact timein 1991, the council was so con-cernedas the level of LakeMerth-ley dropped and dropped to 65%that it imposed water restric-tions.In January 1992 (level 60% and

1,5mbelowthewall), council saidit had no option but to imposesome measures in the hope thatthese would reduce water con-sumption. These included not us-ing hosepipes, sprinklers, fillingpools etc.

But the question of possibleproblems with the water supplywas not even raised at last Fri-day’s councilmeeting - but it wasagreed that a second double cabvehicle be purchased.

In an interview with the

action to avert a serious shortageof water - however he had no re-sponse whatsoever.

Several municipalities in KZNhave recently imposed water re-strictions as the much vauntedSpring rains failed to arrive.

Old timers claim that thestrange weather Greytown hasbeenexperiencingrecently is typ-ically drought weather.

It is an extremely worrying sit-uation. Apart from urging all wa-ter consumersnot towastewater,anurgentappeal ismade tocoun-cil and the municipality to takeimmediate action to prevent amajor disaster as the level of theLake drops.

A couple of days of good steadyrainwould remedy the dire situa-tions...sohere’shoping.But in themeantime, it is essential that theusage of water be curbed - offi-cially and by the consumersthemselves.

This dramaticphotograph,taken tendays ago,clearly showsthe low levelof LakeMerthley. Thegap from thetop of thewall to thewater is overtwo meters.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Lake level low...andstill no rain

Greytown Gazette,Councillor P Busssaid he had been ap-pealing to themunic-ipality over the pastweeks to monitor thesituation and to take

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STUDENTS of Janet Harrison'sdance studio tookpart in their bal-let and modern examinations on15 November and did extremelywell.Amore van Rooyen received a sil-ver with double distinction andMayenzy Maphanga received sil-ver with distinction. The dancersshowed their versatility with fourdifferent styles in modern-jazz,hip hop, modern and tap. The re-sults were:

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HONEYGUIDEnon-profit organi-sation, in partnershipwith Khey-osi Entertainment events man-agement, hosted a very success-ful Amatimatolo community

awards functionatwhichvariouscommunity building pro-grammes were honoured.

Winners as follows:Local shops category winner

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best DJLondeka Qwabe won as the

best poet

Nkosi Ngcobo won in the taxiindustry category

Magic Boys was voted as thebest dance crew

Zanele Ntuli won in the femalesoccer category

Nqodi of Matimatolo Experi-ence F.C. won as the best sports-man.

There were performances byNDozo, Undefeated, Sanele EBone and many more.

Indeed, Amatimatolo area willnever be the same thanks to theorganisers, Menzi “Kheyosi”Mdlalose and Goodman “Sqeda”Zuma.

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IT is the 16 days of activismagainst violence and abuse towomen and children and in thisregard, the Department of Jus-ticeandConstitutionalDevelop-ment has issued an explanationon “What is Ukuthwala?”

Ukuthwala isa formofabduc-tion or kidnap of a girl or youngwomanbyamanandhis friendswith the intention of compellingher family to agree to a mar-riage. But currently, it is beingpractised indifferentways fromthe original tradition as it ismarked - in many instances byviolence and rape.

Obviously the impact on ayoung girl has far reaching, se-rious and negative implicationsfrom health, sexual, childbear-ing, educational, gender ine-quality and a stolen childhood.

However there is protectionfrom the law for victims of Uku-thwala as follows:

*Customary Marriage Act:age consent for marriage is 18years.

*Preventionandcombatingoftrafficking in persons to makeit punishable to conclude aforced marriage with anotherperson.

*In terms of Criminal law(sexual offences and related at-ters)amendmentact32of2007:

Rape: If a man has sex witha girl under the age of 12, hecommits rape, with a girl be-tween 12 and 16 he is guilty ofstatutory rape.

The parents or caregiverwhoparticipate in or allow an uku-thwala intombi or do not reportto the police when their child isabducted, in terms of ukuthwa-la, may be charged with thecharge of sexual exploitation. Aparent therefore must not ac-cept lobolo in exchange for thegirl being abducted.

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GREYTOWN couple Sunny andRamdulary Inderfall celebrated 53years of marriage on 16 July - bothare 73 years old.

They attribute their happy mar-riage to good communication. Sun-ny worked as a forestry managerinWartburg for over35yearswhileRamdulary was the homemakerandtookcareof their threechildren- two daughters, Kalawathie Balk-rishna,PremillaPotgieterand theirson, Ishwarlall. They have fivegrandchildren and a great grand-daughter. Their marriage was anarranged one but Sonny says “I willnever forget thedaymyeyescaughtsight of her, my wife-to-be. I knewthere and then that shewas the one

for me.”Now in their retirement years,

the couple live with their eldestdaughter Kalawathie in Greytownandspendtheirdayschatting,play-ing with grandchildren, and grow-ing vegetables for the family table.

Three years ago the couple cele-brated their Golden wedding witha party - Ramdulary said “everyyear we buy a cake and ring on theday and its just a family day.”Whenasked why they thought today’s di-vorce rate is so high their responsewas “couples are doing their ownthing - they are not faithful to eachother.Whenwe gotmarried,we setout our rules for life.”Congratulations to the couple andbestwishes formanymoreyears to-gether.

Sunny and Ramdulary Inderfall

53 years of happytogetherness

EVERYTHING has a beginning and an end. The timeto end this chapter in my life and start a new one hascome. We lead a life that resembles a relay race - oneperson runs to a certain point and then hands overthe baton to another to carry on. After 33 years andfive months in the SAPS, the time has come for me tosay goodbye to firstly all Greytonians, Ematimatolo,Kranskop, Msinga, Muden, and the Rietvlei communi-ties, who have supported me during my reign as theCluster Commander of Greytown in my constitutionalmandate to serve and protect the community. And toall other people who have directly or indirectly mademy career a pleasant one.

Leaving the SAPS behind is not easy. Being part of

the organ of the state charged with the responsibilityof ensuring safety of all has enriched my life and al-lowed me to grow and develop in a multitude of ways,whilst at the same time building a huge array of happyand lasting memories.

It has always been, and will always be a passion toseeasafeandsecureenvironment forall people. I havedecided to exit the service in order to venture into newopportunities. It is my humble request, hope and trustfor the community to give their undivided support tothe new would-be-appointed cluster commander andto all ourmen andwomen in bluewithin the GreytownCluster.

It has always been my firm belief that if you walkthe way guided by humans, you will find a hopeless

JUST another reminder of the last tournament of the year at theGreytown Tennis club, the Roley Hill mens doubles tournamentsponsored by MASCOR next Sunday, 7 December starting at8.15am. The cost is R120 per racket which includes lunch andtea eats.

Sections are according to strength and prizes are awarded persection. Players of all strengths are welcome to enter.

Members are reminded to bring a plate of tea eats if possible.Entries to Pierre Steyn at 033 413 9528, 082 772 5504,pierre.steyn@pannar.co.za and Ian HIll at 082 786 9506 or ian-hill@umvoti.co.za.

Players are also reminded of social tennis on Saturday from2pm. Students and visitors are very welcome.

Scholars are also reminded of the tournament to be held byDerekBrownat the club on11 and12December. Entries toDerekat 083 2289 243.

From the courts

THE rainfall for Novemberwas 85.6mm,which was recorded at the Pannar re-searchdepartment.Therewerenoheavydownpours - just little by little with themostbeing12.8on24November.Reportsof heavy rains have been received fromsurrounding areas and the midlands but

not in the Greytown catchment area.The hottest day during the month was

9 November, when 33.6 was recorded,with the lowest minimum being 7.1 on17November. Amaximum for themonthwas 24.22 and minimum 12.07 degrees.

November weather update

end, but if you walk the wayguided by God, you will findendless hope. It ismy hope thatas I officially exit the service on28 November 2014, God willtake us through the festive sea-son and many more years stillto come.

Once again I thank you all.

COLONEL CLUSTER COM-MANDER: CLUSTER 0F

GREYTOWND.Z. KHUMALO

Farewellmessage fromCol. DZ Khumalo

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDGreytown High School prefects for 2015 (front, from left) M Mzila, C Boshoff, Z Thembani, deputy head girl TCindi, head girl N Mkhize, head boy S Sithole, deputy head boy M Shezi, S Myaka, L Benya, A Magudulela, S Nene(second, from left) A Ndlovu, G Khanyile, L Matiwane, G Zondi, L Mbatha, N Sithole, Z Dlodlo, S Sithole, S Gule, NMdluli, L Kweyama, M Nhlengethwa (back, from left) L Mane, M Mngomezulu, T Mkhize, D Gumede, S Sibisi, JP vander Merwe, L Ndou and M Madonsela.

AND suddenly, the big day wasupon us. Everyone in the kinder-garten was graduating.Our parents and grandparentsproudly watched as we showedoff in a little play some of whatwe have learnt about numbersbefore we all got called up onstage to receive our certificates.

While it wasn’t really goodbye,we’re going tomiss theGradeR’sof 2014 in the kindergarten asthey start ‘big school’ next year- we’re proud of them all and saya warm, Hermannsburg thankyou to the Aheer family for spon-soring their graduation outfits.

As we go into the Christmasholiday,welookforwardtomeet-ing themanynewLittleOaks thatwill be joining us next year.

We wish each other and ourteachers a blessed and relaxingholiday - safe travels and see younext year.

Grade Rclass of2014graduate

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NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORIZATION FOR THEPROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF FURTHER EDUCATIONTRAINING COLLEGE IN GREYTOWN, WITHIN UMVOTILOCAL MUNICIPALITY, KWAZULU-NATAL PROVINCE.

Department Environmental Affairs (DEA Reference number:14/12/16/3/3/1/1034)

NEAS Reference number : DEA/EIA/0002108/2013Notice is hereby given in terms of the Environmental Impact AssessmentRegulations, published in Government Notice No. R543 to R546 of 2010,in section 10(2) of the National Environmental Act 107 of 1998, that anEnvironmental Authorization dated 20 November 2014 has been granted by theNational Department of Environmental Affairs.The Department of Higher Education and Training proposes to establish a newFET college in Greytown, KwaZulu-Natal. The site is located on Farm 5695 ofGreytown. The site is owned by Umvoti Local Municipality.The reasons for the decisions are detailed in full in the Environmental Authorizationwhich can be obtained from Nemai Consulting however in summary the reasonsinclude a) The information contained in the BAR, dated July 2014; b) Thecomments received from the organs of state and interested and affected partiesas included in the BAR dated July 2014; c) The mitigation measures proposedin the BAR dated July 2014 and the EMPr; d) The information obtained in thespecialist studies contained within Appendix D of the BAR; and e) The objectivesand requirements of relevant legislation, policies and guidelines, including section2 of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act107 of 1998).The application was initially advertised in the Greytown Gazette on7 October 2013 notifying parties of the proposed project.Parties have the right to appeal against the Environmental Authorization interms of Chapter 7 of the EIA regulations. Parties wishing to formally appeal thisAuthorization must in accordance to the Environmental Authorization lodge anotice of intention to appeal with the Minister, within 20 days of the date of theEnvironmental Authorization (by 10 December 2014). Appeals can be submittedby any of the following means to the Minister or Mr Z Hassam:Tel : 012 399 9356Fax : 012 320 7561By hand : Environment House, 473 Steve Biko Road,

Arcadia, PretoriaBy Post : Private Bag, x447, Pretoria, 0001Email : AppealsDirectorate@environment.gov.zaA copy of the Environmental Authorization dated 20 November 2014 can beobtained from Nemai Consulting.Contact Details:Contact Person: Rivani MaharajNemai Consulting Tel: (031) 266 3884PO Box 1673 Fax: (031266 5287Sunninghill, 2157 Email: rivanim@nemai.co.za

TOWN PLANNING NOTICEAPPLICATION IN TERMS OF CHAPTERS 3, 6 AND 2 OF THE KWAZULU-NATAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2008 (ACT NO.6 OF 2008)FOR THE CONSOLIDATION OF ERF 820 AND ERF 821, GREYTOWN, THEDELETION OF A RESTRICTIVE CONDITION OFTITLE ANDTHE REZONINGOF ERF 820 AND ERF 821, GREYTOWN FROM INDUSTRY TO GENERALMIXED USE, DR. GORDON STREET, GREYTOWN.

Notice is hereby given in terms of Chapters 3, 6 and 2, Section 9 (2) read withSchedule 1 of the KwaZulu-Natal Planning and Development Act, No. 6 of 2008that the Umvoti Municipality will consider an application for the consolidation ofErf 820 and Erf 821, Greytown, the deletion of a restrictive condition of title andthe rezoning of Erf 820 and Erf 821, Greytown from Industry to General MixedUse.

The application and supporting documentation for the proposeddevelopment, will be available for inspection at the Umvoti MunicipalityOffices, 41 King Dinizulu Street, Greytown, during normal office hours,07H30 – 16H00. Comments on the application may be submitted by hand,post, facsimile or electronic mail, to the Municipal Manager, P O Box 71,Greytown, 3290, (033) 413 9100 (telephone), (033) 417 1393 (facsimile),electronic mail: Nozipho.mbhele@umvoti.gov.za by close of business,16H00 on 9 January 2015.

Any person, who fails to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice bythe date given above, shall be precluded from further participation in the process,and taking further steps, with regard to the development application.

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TOWN PLANNING NOTICEAPPLICATION IN TERMS OF CHAPTER 3 OF THE KWAZULU-NATALPLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2008 (ACT NO.6 OF 2008) FOR THESUBDIVISIONANDCONSOLIDATIONOFVARIOUSPORTIONSOFTHEFARMHARRIS NO.15586, PORTION 115 OF THE FARM WONDERBOOM NO.1246AND REMAINDER OF PORTION 14 (OF 5) OF THE FARM WONDERBOOMNO.1246, REGISTERED DIVISION FT, UMVOTI MUNICIPALITY. (29° 5’11.35”S: 30°31’42.21”E)Notice is hereby given in terms of Chapter 3 read with Schedule 1 of the KwaZulu-Natal Planning and Development Act, No. 6 of 2008 that the Umvoti Municipalitywill consider an application for the subdivision and consolidation of variousportions of the farm Harris No.15586, Portion 115 of the farm WonderboomNo.1246 and the Remainder of Portion 14 (of 5) of the farm WonderboomNo.1246, Umvoti Municipality.

The application and supporting documentation for the proposeddevelopment will be available for inspection at the Umvoti MunicipalityOffices, 41 King Dinizulu Street, Greytown, during normal office hours,07H30 – 16H00. Comments on the application may be submitted by hand,post, facsimile or electronic mail, to the Municipal Manager, P O Box 71,Greytown, 3290, (033) 413 9100 (telephone), (033) 417 1393 (facsimile),electronic mail: Nozipho.mbhele@umvoti.gov.za by close of business,16H00 on 9 January 2015.Any person, who fails to lodge or forward comments in response to this noticeby the date given above, shall be precluded from further participation in theprocess, and taking further steps, with regard to the development application.

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is the turquoise, which is associ-ated with prosperity, success,happiness andgood fortune. Thetraditional metaphysical prop-erties include open communica-tion, protection against all dis-eases and regeneration. It'shealingpowers are reputed tobeeffective in curing asthma,throat and lung problems, de-pression and infection.

It is also used to enhance crea-tivity, serenity and spiritualbonding. The Zodiac sign forthose born between 23 Novem-

berand21December is Sagittar-ius (the sign of the archer)

The traditional color associat-edwithTurquoise is skyblueandwas strongly favored as a popu-lar gem in Victorian jewellery.

The meaning of coloursthrough the ages representedmany aspects of life. Social, reli-gious, biblical and Christiansymbolism were all reflected inthe color turquoise. The symbol-icmeaning of the color turquoiserepresents the life cycle of birth,oldageanddeath,due to itsabili-ty to change color with ageing.

Turquoise canbe found inbluegreen through various shades ofgreen including apple green togreenish and yellowish gray.

The name is derived from theGreek word “Turkois” whichmeans “Turkish”, so called be-

December birthstone and flowers

Jiuasha Reddy and Alisha Orie displaytwo of the attractive new uniformdesigns introduced by GreytownDrugstore for its personnel. In anattractive teal Sahde there is a widerange of different styles for the ladies.

Smart, new and different

cause it was firstbrought from Tur-key.

Narcissus is oneof the Decemberflowers and repre-sents formality,sweetness, self ad-miration and ego-tism. The name isderived from theGreekmythofNar-cissus who fell inlove with his ownreflection in astream. Trans-fixedbythis image,the gods believedhe would die ofstarvation so theychanged him intothe flower to staythere forever.

Poinsettia is alsoa December birthflower represent-ing celebration,success, reassur-ance and goodcheer. Poinsettiasare native tosouthern Mexicowhere they canreach heights ofover five me-tres.They werenamed after JoelRobert Poinsett,the first Americanambassador toMexico who intro-duced the plant toAmerica in 1825.

A Mexican leg-end tells of how theflower came to beassociated withChristmas - a childwho could not af-ford a gift to offerChrist on Christ-mas eve pickedsome weeds fromthe side of theroad. When takeninto the church,the weeds blos-somed into thebright red flowersand the congrega-tion believed theyhad witnessed aChristmas mira-cle.

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MEMORIALIn loving memory of my parents

DANCHANDA16/12/2000

14 Years

SHEILACHANDA24/12/2013

1 YearThe moment that you died my heart was torn in two.

One side filled with heartache, the other died with you.

I often lie awake at night when the world is fast asleepand take a walk down memory lane with tears upon my

cheeks.

Remembering you is easy. I do it everyday, but missingyou is a heartache that never goes away.

I hold you tightly within my heart and there you willremain until the joyous day arrives, that we will meet

again.

Remembered by Sharm, Simi, Theajal-Ria Singh,your sisters and extended family.

PLEASE note that the Cambridgeresults for 2015 will be released on13 January, 2016 and the Cam-bridge results for 2016 will be re-leased on 10 January, 2017.This is great news and again a stepin the right direction.

Wembley College would like tocongratulate old scholar Kylie Bar-telsonheroutstandingresults fromStellenboschUniversity. Last night,Kylie receivedherBAccountingde-gree and has qualified for her Hon-oursyear.Sheachieveddistinctionsin three of her five subjects.

On Sunday, 23 November, LounéLötter and Robyn Steyn swam the1km Capital K open water swim atthe Midmar dam. Despite the poorweather conditions, both girls didvery well completing the race in atime of 18.36 minutes and 23.08minutes respectively. Both swim-mers received medals for complet-ing the race.

Congratulations to Jorgen Nelwho took part in the MaritzburgSpring Challenge hosted by theSeals Swimming Club in PMB. Jor-gen swam some of his best timesandwas awardedbronzemedals inthe 25m Freestyle, 25m breast-stroke and 25m backstroke.

Wewould like to congratulate allour little athletes on completing theLeopard Challenge on Thursday.Youwere all superstars and indeedall winners. We would like to com-mend all parents and relatives ongoing the extra mile for their littleones - they couldn’t have done itwithout you.A very big thank you to all JP schol-ars who returned their sponsorforms. An amount of R9 000 wasraised. Even though it was not acompetition, we would like tothank, and congratulateMrsBath’s

Grade RRR class for raising themostmoneyand theywill be receiv-ing a sweet treat from themanage-ment team.Parents might be interested toknow how the funds were util-ised. Money was spent on medals,goodie-bags, JP class party activi-ties (water slide, jumping castle,etc.), coloured t-shirts for the JPPhase, as well as a little gift for theGrade ones of 2015.

Once again, a big thank-you forall your contributions, support andparticipation. It is much appreciat-ed.

On Thursday, 27 November, theFoundationPhaseassembled in theevening to celebrate our Grade Rand Grade three classes graduat-ing,and taking thenext step in theirjourney of learning. They put on agreatshowofsonganddanceonthestage. The Grade three’s compileda slide showwith narration to com-

memorate their five years of beingat Wembley. It was very entertain-ing,as thescriptwaspepperedwithamusing anecdotes and treasured,long-forgotten memories. TheGrade three’s spoke confidentlyand were a credit to their school.

At the end of the evening, theGrade R graduates brought thehouse down, when they sharedtheir delightful dreams of futureoccupations. This brought the cur-tain down on the formal part of theyear for our Foundation Phase. Allthat remains are class parties,Christmas art, stock taking andsome very painful goodbyes.

We would like to take this oppor-tunity to bid a very fond farewell toNadia vanRooyenwho is leavingustogoand live inHarrismithwithherhusband, Louis. We wish them ev-ery success in their relocation andthank her for her valuable input inour school.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDWembley College Grade R graduation and Grade three farewell.

Window on Wembley Kammaland Kapers

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDFather Christmas visited Kammaland. Kayleigh Gilson was delightedwith her gift.

Reporter: Siphamandla Madlala

ITwas a happy day for theGradeR classat Eyethu Primary School in Muden ontheir graduation day on 24 November atMbabala Lodge.

The importance of this day was tomakeitahappyoneforthepupils,motivatethemandmake them proud of their progress toGrade one next year.

Their parents were present to encour-age the little ones on the importance of ed-ucation. Organised by the Eyethu PrimarySchool staff, the event went very well. Theteachers expressed their appreciation tothe parents for loving their children andmaking sure they came to school everyday!

Grade Rclassgraduates

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DECEMBER is Christmasmonth butyou could also celebrate:

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17 National Maple Syrup Day18 National Roast Suckling Pig

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Bizarre dates in December

ANYONEwith the informationregard-ing the following people are asked tocontactKranskopSocialDevelopmentsocial workers at 033 444 1815 from8am to 4.30pm.· Father of Ngcobo Sinegugu bornon 1997/03/ 07, mother passed away.· Father of Ngubane LindokuhleEmmanuel born on 1999/06/ 13,mother passed away· Father ofMathobela SnethembaZandile born on 1997/09/11, motherpassed away· Mother of Majola Bhekithembaborn on 1997/03/ 05, father passedaway· Father of Nxumalo Asanda bornon 2007/06/22, mother passed away· Father of Zulu Mvelo Natureborn on 1997/03/18, mother passedaway· Father of Ndlovu Snethembaborn on 2002/08/21, mother passedaway· Mother of Dlomo Siyamthembaborn on 1998/12/30, father passedaway· Mother of Lungisani Ngidi bornon 1999/09/17, father passed away· Mother of Nombulelo Ndidi bornon 200/09/17, father passed away· Motherof Bonginhlanhla Ngidiborn on 2003/05/10, father passedaway· Father of Mchunu Ayanda bornon 1999/04/03, mother passed awayFather of Hlongwa Thalente Zilungi-le born on 2000/01/18,mother passedaway· Father of Ngidi Khulekile bornon 1998/04/08, mother passed away· FatherofMakhanyaNontsikeleloborn on 2002/12/05, mother passedaway· Father of NinelaMxolisi Thabisoborn on 2001/07/21, mother passedaway· FatherofNinelaThulisileMandi-sabornon2002/12/09,motherpassedaway· Father of Shezi Nokubonga Phu-meza born on 2008/06/06, motherpassed away· Father of Chamane Sfundo bornon 2001/02/23, mother passed away· Father of Chamane Makelaniborn on 2003/02/23, mother passedaway

· Father of Mthembu Salaubusaborn on 2001/01/20, mother passedaway· Father of Mthembu Nonhlahlaborn on 2004/09/02, mother passedaway· Father of Sizakele Dladla born2001/07/01, mother passed away

· Father of Nhlanhla Mzelemuborn 2007/03/2, mother passed away· Father of NonkululekoMzelemuborn1999/03/02,motherpassedaway· Parents of Sthabelo Busaneborn 2001/10/01· Father of ZethembisoMagubaneborn 1999/03/05, mother passedaway· Father of Nqobile Myaka bornon 2002/05/06, mother Myaka Gcin-wawubani passed away· Father of Hlengiwe Nxele bornon 1998/05/10, mother NokuphiwaNokuthula Mpungose passed away· Father of Jali Fundiswa bornon 2006/08/23, mother Jali DumsileSilungile passed away· FatherofMkhizeSiphokaziThobe-ka born on 2005/08/25, motherMamhlophe Tryphina Mkhize passedaway· Father of Thobelani WellingtonMgubo born on 1996/08/14, motherMpungose Gadephi Otrina passedaway· Father of ThembelihleMpungosebornon1999/10/05,motherNombusoMpungose passed away· Father of Nobuhle Mpungoseborn on 2004/04/02, mother Mpun-gose Nombuso passed away· Father of Sinothile Mbewe bornon 2000/05/03, mother Zondi RachelZandile passed away· Father ofMlungisi SakhileMtshaliborn on 1999/03/07, mother MtshaliNelisiwe Zibuyile passed away· Father of Nxumalo SqinisekoStanley 1997/12/22, mother NxumaloIsabel Bongisiwe passed away· Father of Cebo Jiyane bornon 1997/01/02· Father of Mkize Dumsile bornon2011/04/15,motherMkizePatienceZama passed away· Father of Khathini Sbonelo bornon 2005/08/20, mother KhathiniuThabsile passed away.

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IN the Middle Ages, it was for-bidden to grow rocket in mon-asteries as it was said to be anaphrodisiac. Rocket is strongertasting than most leafy greensand adds a peppery bite to sal-ads, having been a popular sal-ad green and seasoning leaf insouthern Europe for centuries.

Best harvested when youngand before it flowers, largermature leaves and those grownin the hot summer months arestronger tasting, almost bitter,and must be used in saladssoups and sauces with discre-tion.

It acts as a tonic to tomatoes,raspberriesandonionsandwillenhance their flavour.

Rocket is indigenous to Isra-el, North Africa and the Medi-terranean, where it has beengrown as an edible herb sinceRoman times, with seeds hav-ing been found in tombs andvaults.

According to ancient tradi-tions, eating rocket wouldbring you good luck, and the oilextracted from the seeds wasconsidered to be an aphrodisi-ac and mentioned by variousclassical authors like Virgil,with some writers assertingthat, for this reason, it was for-bidden to grow rocket in mon-asteries during the MiddleAges.

A sweet, peppery digestivealcohol called rucolino is madefrom rocket on the island of Is-chia This liqueur is a local spe-cialty enjoyed in small quanti-ties, Taramira oil or Jamba oil,pressed from the seeds of rock-et, is used for massage and tosoothe the skin, and the ‘seedcake’ which is a by-product ofthe oil production, is used asanimal feed.

Rocket is rich in vitamin Cand potassium. In the past, itwas used to treat coughs andcolds, and is still usedas apoul-tice for bruises and sprains andto soothe spotty, inflamed skinand insect bites and stings.

Crushed seeds are spread ontop of a warmed flannel ban-dage and held against the skin,without allowing the seeds totouch the skin.

Crushedpetals aremade intoa paste to treat skin blemishes.Rocket juice is alsousedasa fa-cial cleanser for oily skins, androcket seeds, pounded andmixed with Olive Oil, is used totreat brokennails and calluses.

Rocket tea is an invigoratingtonic taken when tired or anx-ious. To make the tea, use 1/4cup rocket and 1/4 cup parsley,pouroveronecupboilingwaterand steep for five minutes be-forestraining; sprinklewith1/4teaspoon cayenne pepper anddrink slowly.

Rocket is standard table farein Italy, and in Southern Italy itiscookedtomakethepastadishcavatiéddi in which largeamounts of coarsely choppedrocket are added to pasta sea-soned with a reduced tomatosauce and pecorino.

Rocket a no nofor Monks!

PLEASE NOTE: DEADLINE FORGAZETTE CLASSIFIEDS IS MONDAY,

10 am • PHONE 033 413 2735

2 Engagements

COCKBURN- Barker.Kevin and StellaCockburn have greatpleasure in announc-ing the engagement oftheir daughter, Jessi-ca to Julian, son ofKay and Gordon Bark-er of Grahamstown.

6 Deaths

PATRICIA (Paddy)Oldfield 19/03/1931-27/11/2014. Lovingmother to Derek, Ly-nette and Michael andloving grandmother,called to rest on the27/11/2014

10 In Memoriam

OLDFIELD: Patricia(Paddy) A memorialservice will be held atthe Arcadia Old AgeHome: 180 PineStreet, Greytown onMonday 08/12/2014.10am. In lieu of flow-ers please make adonation to the Arca-dia home of the aged.

22 Personal

NO load shedding blackout for your specialsports events at MothPub. 270 York St. Wehave a generator! Enqui-ries: George 082 3190974

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.

WELDING & wrought ironind. burglar guards,gates, carports structuraletc. Contact Brian 073212 6627

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

41 GardenServices

PROFESSIONAL tree fell-ing. 073 212 6627

44 Loans andInvestments

LOANS!! R500- R120000. 117 Pine Street, CallNombuso 074 155 5371

47 PersonalServices

ABORTION alternative-Free councelling- 24 hourhelp line: 078 879 7484or 082 290 7855

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.

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

WOODEN Wendy Houses.Prompt delivery, bestquality, new pinewoodand excellent service. Forfree quotes and orderscall Lloyd: 072 4173229

XMAS trees available atthe Country Nursery. Ph:033 413 3510.

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

4X f/male puppies for sale.Mother= Boerbull, Fa-ther= German Sheperdcross. Tel: 033 417 2607

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

124 Flats to Let

BACHELOR flat to let: R1500-00 pm excludingelectricity, available im-mediately. Phone MrsAshwell at 033 413 1141during office hours08h30-13h00/14h00-16h00 for appointment toview.

FLAT to let: 2 bedroomgarden flat with carport atR4200-00 pm includingwater/ electricity, availa-ble immediately. PhoneMrs Ashwell at 033 4131141 during office hours(08h30-13h00, 14h00-16h00) for appointmentto view.

GARDEN flatlet to let.25kms out of town. Tel:082 291 1308

GRANNY flat to let for sin-gle person in securearea. 083 738 4048

126 Houses to Let

HOUSE to let: 3 bedroomsemi-detached house tolet with double garage atR7000 includingwater&light, available 1January 2015. PhoneMrs Ashwell at 033 4131141 during office hours(08h30-13h00, 14h00-16h00) for appointmentto view.

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

127 Holiday Guide

CAPETOWN Tours. Date:27 Dec- 4 Jan 2015, 5Jan- 12 Jan 2015. PriceR3400 pps. Includes:Luxury Transport, Ac-comodation, Breakfastand Supper, Sightseeingexcl entry fees.

SUNCITY Tours. Date: 20-24 Dec 2014 Price:R2500pps, includesLuxury Transport, Ac-comodation, Breakfastand Supper, Sightseeingexcl entry fees. KZN-At-las Travel & Tours cc.Tel: 073 914 7001

RAMSGATE Beach houseto hire for school holidaysR800 per night. Out ofseason R500 per night.Contact Di Mason: 082930 4015

130 Rooms to Let

ROOMS to let from 1stJanuary 2015 with owntoilet, shower and elec-tricity metre. Phone 061881 4385

ROOMS to let: R1 200-00pm excluding electricity(communal washroom/toilet), available immedi-ately. Phone Mrs Ashwellat 033 413 1141 duringoffice hours 08h30-13h00/14h00-16h00 forappointment to view.

SINGLE room for singleperson of sober habits torent R1400-00 includingwater & electricity pleasecall 084 313 0006/ 083707 8143

164 Used Cars

2002 Renault Clio 16V 1.4148000kms R32 000-00Not Negotiable phone033 413 2082 officehours

2007 Peugeot 207 HDIdiesel 199000kms R42700-00 phone 033 4132082 office hours

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

186 Estates

36507492NOTICEIN the Estate of the late

HAZEL DORIS MAITRE, IdNo: 2311130056087,mar-ried out of Community ofproperty, who resided at

270 McCullum Street,Greytown, KZN who died

on the 21st of March 2014Estate No:

020710/2014/PMBIn terms of Section 35 (5) of

Act 66 of 1965, NOTICEHEREBY GIVEN that theFirst and Final Liquidationand Distribution Account inthe above Estate will beopen for inspection of allpersons interested thereinfor a period of TWENTYONE (21) days from thedate of publication hereof atthe office of the MAGIS-TRATE, Greytown, and atthe offices of the Master ofthe KwaZulu Natal HighCourt in PIETERMARITZ-BURG, KZN

Should no objection theretobe lodged with the Masterduring the specified period,the EXECUTORS will pro-ceed to make payment inaccordance herewith

Dated at Greytown,KwaZulu-Natal on this 18thday of NOVEMBER 2014.

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

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THEGrade one pupils have really enjoyedmaking these stunning pigletplant pots out of recycled plastic bottles and they can’t wait to takethem home.

St David’s Doings

Thingo Mkhize, Michael Nel,Ntwenhle Shange (behind)Alondwe Xulu and Avumile Hlengwa

IT is that time of year when cer-tain, meaningful traditions popup on the calendar. One such isthe ABC Schützenfest, where theGrade one’s of 2014 welcome thejust-graduated Grade R’s of 2014to ‘big school’.The Grade one’s reenacted thetale of the three little pigs - ablyscripted by our ownMrs Royden-Turner - before each new Gradeone was called up to receive asmall Grade one welcome pack.We look forward to continuingour good relationship with thekindergarten parents in the pri-

mary school.As part of the tradition, Juan

van Rooyen, who started hisschool career at Hermannsburgand has just finished Grade 12thisyear, receivedaZuckertüte (atraditional paper cone of sweetsand goodies).A special touch was when Pastorand Mrs Brand also got theirZuckertüten for being at Her-mannsburg for 12 years.

The weekend was rounded offby a special Advent service onSunday, where the school choirsang beautifully to a full congre-

gation, and the many visitors, aswe remember another reasonwhy this time of year is special tosomany of us. This week, the pri-mary school and high schoolawardswereheldonMondayandTuesday, andwewill be reportingmore on those next week.

We wish all our scholars andtheir parents, as well as theteachers, a blessed holiday filledwith good times with family andfriends. Safe travels until we seeeach other again in the new year.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPastor and Mrs Brand, Juan van Rooyen and Mr Röttcher, who presented them with their Zuckertüten, at theABC Schützenfest.

Hermannsburg happenings

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OUR monthly happy hour was agreat success,mostlydue to the factthat we had electricity.The scheduled load shedding didnot happen and the party could goon as usual. What a relief!The happy hour winners was aguest of JackMason fromScotland.Wally Kohne got the Chivas and theconsolation prizes went to Magdaand Kinan Jnr. Congratulations toall thewinners and thank you to ev-erybody present for your support.Once again a big thank you to oursponsors of the evening - the Paulfamily and Wilken family.

Mascor Monthly Mug and Busi-ness league is playing on Saturday,6 December, T off from 11am andthe entry fee is R50 for green fees

and halftime. Teams playing in thebusiness league need to get yourplayers together.

Hackers bring and takewill be onthe following Saturday.

The next big draw of prizes up toR4500 is coming up on 30 January2015 and tickets for R50 will beavailable soon. This is exclusivelyfor members only. Limited ticketsavailable.

The splitting image of Elvis iscoming again, on 28 February2015. Ticket for the show will beR100.More details to follow. Pleasediarize this date.

JuanitaduPlessis iscomingtotheclub on 15 May 2015. This is anevent to look forward to.

Thenext attendancedrawwill be

on Friday, 5 December with R1700up for grabs. Be here from 6.30pmand you could be the lucky winner.

The “Sunday 9@9” entry fee isR40 toplaynineholes. RichardChi-azzari is sponsoring a chicken thatwillbeupforthewinningonSundaymornings.BerndElgeswonwith17points.

Greytown CountryClub news

FARMERSAgri-CareMonthlyMug played on Saturday29 November was made up of our members, sponsorsand visitors from Greytown and we appreciate all the

erate the growing but then diseases creep in on thecourse.

TheStCathryn’s familywerekeptbusywith theMas-cor Christmas tree lunch function, and a group of 27golfers from the Antalis group, who played over theweekend and then also stayed over Saturday night.

Results:1st Merwin Rabe Nett 652nd Louis Stegen nett 693rd Paul Els oco Liekie Steyn nett 71Captains Putter : Damien O'SullivanNearest to Pin 2/11th : Mark ScottNearest to Pin 9/18th : Patrick O'SullivanLongest drive 6th : Paul Els.

St Cathryn’s news

support.The course is showing lots of

green and has also shown itstruecolours,with the roughbe-ing a little tough in places andthe greens speeding up...withdollar spots showing.Obviously, the cold moistweather is also having a part inthe growing of the course, theoddheatunitswereceiveaccel-

Thank you to the members for sharingtheir golf course with the Antalis Groupand thank you to the Greytown visitors fortheir visit.

Our next Farmers Agri-Care MonthlyMug is the first Mug for the 2015 seasonand is to beplayedonSaturday, 13Decem-ber, followed by the AGM, report backmeeting and members dinner. On Sunday,November14,upearly for theMugofMugsto beplayedwhen thepast 12FarmersAg-ri- Care Monthly Mug winners take eachother on for the Jug of Mugs.

Pleasebookearly for theAGMandmem-bers dinner to help with catering.

We will bring and braai this Friday, De-cember 5. Please RSVP to Piet at 083 2691661.

Dates to diarizeCheap-as-TuesdaySaturday, 6 December: MascorMonthly Mug and businessleagueSaturday, 13 December: Hack-ers bring and take.