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LAST Wednesday, a gang of six held up the night­watchman at a Mispah farm, threatening toshoot him if he didn’t let them in. They loadedscrap metal and cable onto their vehicle anddrove off in the direction of Pietermaritzburg.Buffalo Security was alerted and two of its vehi­cles gave chase.

Roger Scheffer of Buffalo Protection Servicestold the Greytown Gazette that they had con­tacted the Cramond Police with the details anda police roadblock was set up in the Albert Fallsarea. But the robbers swerved round the policevehicles and raced straight through the road­block.

Buffalo Security then contacted the Pieterma­ritzburg Dog Unit as the robber’s vehicle droveonto the N3. As the police and security vehiclescontinued the chase, gang members opened fireon them.

The police returned fire, aiming at the backwheels of the fleeing vehicle which came to ahalt. Two of the occupants who tried to flee werearrested, but the other four, reportedly foreign­ers, escaped.

Greytown Police and security firms report anincrease in crime at this time of the year andall members of the public are urged to reportanyone or anything suspicious or out of the ordi­nary to Ops 911 at 033 4172911 so that actioncan be taken as required.

Car chase endsin shoot out

Community Policing ForumCommunity stakeholders invitedto important CPF meeting on 2nd

December at 2 p.m. at PoliceStation. Community urged toattend to join in the fight againstcrimeand help make the area safeduring the festive season.Temporary Taxi RankPermits

Deadline is FRIDAY 28THNovember for Umvoti taxi rankpermits and temporary rankpermits which are valid for sixmonths from the date ofissue.Any queries contact UmvotiProtection Services.ESKOM load shedding

Daily announcements on radioprogrammes as to whether therewill be loadshedding that day.

To be doubly sure checkEskom loadshedding websitefor times and be sure to checkwhether schedule 1 , 2 or 3 isoperative .

Briefs

Governmentmust be in a posi-tion to take legalactionagainstthose not making efficient useof land granted through theland restitution programmesaid KZN MEC for Agricultureand Rural Development, MrCyril Xaba in Muden on Satur-day.TheMECandDepartment of

Agricultural officials were at-tending a service deliveryevent in the area as part of aprovince wide campaign topromotetheeconomicbenefitsof agriculture which Mr Xabaemphasised should be regard-ed as a business to empowerthe community economicallythrough the efficient use ofland.Mr Xaba said that it was

worrying that even after somuch money had been paid

over theyears in the landresti-tution programme still notmuchhasbeenachievedby thebeneficiaries. He suggestedGovernment should be able totake legal action against thepeople whowere not using theland efficiently –this shouldapply to those communitieswhichhadreceivedproductivefarms but had been neglectedand become non-productiveAs thecampaign tomakeag-

riculture a viable businessrather than a status symbol isgainingmomentum, he reiter-ated thatcommunitiesmustbetaught about the business sideof agriculturewhich remainedthe catalyst in providing wide-spread employment opportu-nities in rural areas.

“If you are given the landthrough land reform youmust

be well aware that you have tostart a business. One cannottolerate this form of failure bythe land beneficiaries.

They must be able to standon their own and make some-thing of the land that has beengiven to them by the govern-ment. Failure to do so mustlead to dire consequences,”said Xaba. The communitiesmust meet the governmenthalf way not just expect to begiven everything on a silverplate he said.There were opportunites in

themarket –for instanceSouthAfrican Breweries has ap-proached the Department ofAgriculture to say that they re-quire 5 tons of yellow maizefrom the communities and co-operatives undertaking orga-nised farming.

FutureLifemanagementhadalso indicated that it requiredthecommunity farmers topro-duce about 3000 tons of whitemaize to use in the productionof Future Life pap.Xabasaid thisopensup lucra-tive opportunities for emerg-ing farmers to own these pro-jects and fully utilise the landat their custody.The communities must meet

the government half way notjust expect to be given every-thing on a silver plate he said.The Department was aware

that many of the people in thearea did not have water or ac-cess to markets –to ensure de-velopment the MEC said theyneeded to sit down with thepeople concerned to identifyareas of focus and this wouldbe done in the future.

TOUGH MEASURESON BAD LAND USE

ON RESTITUTIONFARMS IN KZN

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UMVOTI LAND USE SCHEMESPECIAL CONSENT APPLICATION

Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 67 bis of theTown Planning Scheme Ordinance No. 27 of 1949, asamended and Clause 1.14 (c) of the Umvoti MunicipalityLand Use Management Scheme, that Umvoti Municipalitywill consider a special consent application from SpecialResidential Zoning to Residential 3 Zone for N. naidooto be able to construct medium density housing onPortion 1 of Erf 232, the physical address being 182John Havemann Street, Greytown Township.The relevant documents will lie open for inspection atthe Umvoti Municipal Offices in Greytown, 41 Bell Street,during normal office hours (07h45 to 16h30).Any person having sufficient interest therein, may lodgewritten objections or representations with the undersignedin writing by no later than 12 January 2015.Any person, who fails to lodge or forward comments inresponse to this notice by the date given above, shallbe precluded from further participation in the process,and taking further steps, with regard to the proposedamendment.MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN 3250033 413 9100

THERE are four issues of the GreytownGazette still to be published in 2014.

The issue of 17 December will be theChristmas issue and the last one for thisyear. As the usual press day of Tuesday,16 December is a public holiday, therewill be a much earlier cut off for adver-tisements, copy and photographs.

Advertisement deadline for display isThursday, 11 December and for classi-fieds, Friday, 12 December at 1pm.

Cut off for copy is 10am on 15 Decem-ber, but earlier please if you can. Yourco-operation is much appreciated.

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SIR,The Greytown Gazette dated 19 Novem-ber 2014 “No mayor but a 4L V6 DoubleCab” refers.(1)Yes, thiscouncillor isconfused,butnotfooled. Council has a vehicle which theyknow to be a “gas guzzler”, they have anopportunity to replace itwith amore eco-nomical vehicle but they do not. He is notfooled because he knows that an insur-ance companywill only pay out the valueof this two year old vehicle, less excess.The municipality can then purchase anyvehicle as a replacement. This councillorshould be confused, together with rate-payers and residents, who are angeredat theblatantwasteofratepayers’money.This is evident by the hundreds of signa-turesonapetitionsent to themunicipalityin this regard and they must take note ofthese concerns.

(2) The matter with regards to the elec-tion posters was raised by me with themunicipalmanager and administrator inJune, August and again in the beginningof November. The email from the admin-istrator informing the MM to instruct theengineers department to remove the

posters was sent by him on 6 Novemberand todate, theseposters are still up. Thequestion is, did theMM issue the instruc-tionand ifhedid,whyhas this simple tasknot been carried out?

DA Cllr. P. Buss

Confusion reigns

FRIDAY,14NovemberwasWorldDiabetesday - a day close to the hearts of Pannarstaff.

Kiara, thedaughterof staffmemberLisavanderLinden,wasdiagnosedwithdiabe-

tes last year.This amazing 9-year old is actively in-

volved in promoting an awareness andknowledge of diabetes at school and in thearea.

Pannar staff members all in blue to acknowledge World Diabetes Day.

World diabetes day at Pannar

Tying a blueribbon round theold tree ­ 9 yearold Diabetesactivist Kiara vander Linden.PHOTO: SUP-

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Last year she as-sisted at theDiabe-tes South Africa,PietermaritzburgBranch table byhanding out pam-phlets and talkingto people whowanted more in-formation on thedisease.

In support of Ki-ara’s mission, andall of thoseaffectedby diabetes, thestaff decided towear blue onWorld DiabetesDay.

Kiara also tied ablue ribbonaround a tree ather home andbaked blue cup-cakes for herschoolmates toshow her contin-ued support.

THIS COUNCILLOR SHOULD BE CONFUSED, TOGETHER WITHRATEPAYERS AND RESIDENTS, WHO ARE ANGERED AT THE

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KWAZULU-NATAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2008(ACT NO.6 OF 2008): INVITATION TO COMMENT ON THE

PROPOSED MTHEMBU SITHOLE RURAL HOUSING PROJECT

UMTHETHO WOKUHLELA NENTUTHUKO WAKWAZULU-NATALI,2008 (Na 6 ka 2008): ISIMEMO SOKUTHI UMPHAKATHI

UMPHAKATHI UFAKE IZETHULO NOVO LWAWO MAYELANANENTUTHUKO YOKWAKHIWA KWEZINDLU ZOMXHASO ZASE-

MTHEMBU SITHOLENotice is hereby given in terms of Section 39(2)(b) of the KwaZulu-NatalPlanning and Development Act, 2008 (Act No. 6 of 2008) which states that“a person acting with the written consent of the owner of the land may ap-ply to the municipality for the development of land situated outside the areaof the scheme”. The Umvoti Local Municipality is considering an applica-tion which has been received for the construction of 1 300 in-situ housingstructures on Portion 15 of the Farm Umvoti Location No 4667, RegistrationDivision FT. The project area fall within the Sithole-Mthembu Traditional Au-thority (TA) and is made up by portions of Wards 2 and 4 of the Umvoti LocalMunicipality. The total extent of the project area is approximately 5155.4Ha.The project area is fairly well serviced with regards to access, with the Pro-vincial Road P549 providing the main access to the project area.Phawula ngokwesigaba somthetho wokuhlela nentuthuko (isigaba 39(2)(b)(Planning and Development Act of KwaZulu-Natal, 2008 (No 6 of 2008)),okusho ukuthi umnikazi womhlaba ngokusemthethweni owakhelene , nenda-wo ezothuthukiswa angakwazi ukufaka isicelo kamasipala sokuthuthukisalomhlaba. uMasipala wakaUmvoti ucwaninga isicelo sokwakhiwa kwezindluzomxhaso eziyi-1 300 engxenyeni yakulesigodi esilandelayo (wards) 2 and4 endaweni yaso- Sithole- Mthembu Traditional Authority ku Portion 15 ofthe Farm Umvoti Location No 4667, Registration Division FT.A copy of the application and its accompanying documents will be openfor inspection by interested members of the public during office hours atthe Umvoti Planning and Development offices, 41 King Dinizulu/Bell Street,Greytown for a period of 30 days from the date of this notice. Any personhaving interest in the proposed development is invited to submit writtencomments to the Municipal Manager, Umvoti Municipality, PO Box 71,Greytown, 3250 by no later than 30 days from the date of this notice. Aperson who fails to lodge or forward comments in response to this noticewill be disqualified from further participation in the process.Ikhophi yesicelo kanye neminye imininingwane ehambisana nayo ivulele-kile ukuhlolwa ilabo abanentshisekelo zingakapheli izinsuku ezingama-30kuphume lesaziso, ngezikhathi zomsebenzi, emahhovisi okuhlela no-kuthuthukiswa komphakathi (Planning and Development), 41 King Dinizulu/Bell Street, Greytown. Noma imuphi umuntu onentshisekelo ngalesicelosentuthuko ehlongozwayo uyamenywa ukuba afake umbono wakhe ngokub-halela uMasipala Menenja, The Municiapl Manager, Umvoti Municipality, POBox 71, Greytown, 3250. Uma umuntu ehlulekile ukuphawula ngaphambikokuphela kwezinsuku ezingama-30 kuphume lesisaziso, kuyothathwa njen-gokuthi wehlulekile ukufaka umbono wakhe.BA XuluMunicipal Manager41 King Dinizulu/Bell StreetGreytown3250Tel: (033) 413 9100Date: 26 November 2014

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Hockey boots were dusted off,unplayed for-many-years-hockey sticks found as mem-bers of the Greytown commu-nity gathered at the WembleyCollegeAstro to raise funds fortheChildhoodCancerFounda-tion of South Africa, betterknown as CHOC.

Wembley College initiated acommunity fundraising event,in conjunction with theschool’s annual summerleague hockey tournamentwhich took place on Monday,17 November.

A grand total of R12 000was raised for CHOC.

“It was a wonderful event,the community were reallyunited throughsport for chari-ty,” said Jane Herald, directorof sport at Wembley College.A representative from the

Pietermaritzburg branch ofCHOC was present to acceptthe donation.

The director of sport at Wembley College, JaneHerold (L) stands with a representative fromthe Pietermaritzburg branch of the CHOCfoundation.

Greytonians play for choc

Teams that took part in the fundraising event pose in support of CHOC.

Lost acanopy?

AS residents of Umvoti, we areoften reminded through thepress of the serious levels of in­timidation and violence in ourmidst, which is often directed atthe most vulnerable members ofour community.

Many marginalized communi­ty members suffer at the handsof perpetrators who are oftenfrom within their own family orclose community, and there ap­pears to be no one to turn to forhelp in escaping from their situa­tion.

Although the majority of peo­ple who suffer from violencewithin the home are women andchildren, this is not always thecase and the stigma associatedwith domestic violence of anykind can often prevent familymembers from coming forward.

Although this country has aconstitution which provides withequal rights for all, it is the ac­cessing of those rights whichproves the challenge.

Within our community, thereare many stakeholders who areresponsible for ensuring the safe­ty of marginalized or vulnerablegroups and ensuring access toservices designed to assist them.

It is not, however, only the re­sponsibility of government toeradicate violence against ourcitizens in the community, but al­

Stop theviolence,break thesilence

so that of the individ­ual and civil societyorganisations such asthe Umvoti AIDS Cen­tre, which recentlylaunched a new cam­paign against genderbased violence.

It is often the casethat victims of suchabuse are not onlyunaware of theirrights, but also do notknow where to turnfor confidential helpin accessing justiceand protection.

All of us have aduty to protect our­selves and our fami­lies from violence andif you are affected inany way by this with­in your home or com­munity, you couldmake a confidentialcall to one of our caseworkers who can ad­vise you on who toturn to, where to go,and what the rightsof the victim are insuch circumstances.

Our staff can helpyou to put forward acase and take youthrough what can bean intimidating proc­ess, directing you tothe people who canhelp you the most,ensuring that yourpersonal safety issafeguarded andthat you have full ac­cess to the functionsof the government.

Please phone Nkosiat 071 384 1441, Bhekiat 060 849 4292 orThobekile at 081 8126036 to talk about asituation which af­fects you or to set upa confidential meet­ing to discuss optionsopen to you or anoth­er victim of abuse.

KRANSKOP Police recovered a white canopy on the farm Gringoin the Kranskop area. Anyone who has lost a canopy is asked tocontact W/O Robert at 033 444 1604.

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JUST a fewmore days and the sum-mer holidays will be here.To get into the Christmas spirit,Rainer Kassier brought his tractorand trailer to pick us up and helpus search for Father Christmas -who had promised to visit us at theHermannsburg Kindergarten. Sit-tingona trailerwasanexciting firstfor some of us, as we searched ev-erywhere for Father Christmas

while singing Christmas carols. Weasked the support staff, the teach-ers, andall the other people thatwesaw along the way if they had seenhim, but no one had.

Luckily, we spotted his red suitnear the church and we welcomedhim onto our tractor ride. He hadlots of stories to tell, and we all re-ceived wonderful little sweetie-packs and had our pictures taken

Hermannsburg LittleOaks’ oracle

ONMonday,17November,Wem-bley ran a fundraising initiativein conjunction with the SummerLeague hockey tournament.

The Summer League playerscollectively raisedR12000 inaidof theChildhoodCancerFounda-tion of South Africa (CHOC). Arepresentative from the Pieter-maritzburg CHOC branch waspresent on the evening. Thehockey matches were followedby a bring-and-share picnic atthe pavilion. A lovely eveningwas had by all. Thank you to allthose parents and scholars whosupported the initiative.

Wembley will be running theSummer League hockey tourna-ment throughout the first termof 2015. If anyone is interestedin entering a team, please emailsport2@wembleycollege.co.zato receive an entry form. Schol-ars from Form’s one to six arepermittedandencouraged toen-ter a team into the league. Theclosing date for entries is Thurs-day, 4 December 2014.

Congratulations to IvannaDede and Hannah Tedder forwinning the girls doubles final.Well done to all the players whoplayed in the knock-out roundand semi-finals of the mixeddoubles tournament. We wouldalso like to congratulate LanceComins, Ivanna Dede, ThubaMzila and Yenziwe Dube whomade it through to the finalswhich took place on Friday, 14November at 3pm. Congratula-

tions to Lance Comins and Ivan-na Dede for winning the mixeddoubles with a score of 6 and 4.

Weareproudof our two schol-ars who take dancing lessonswith Janet and achieved the fol-lowing in their Level five examswith the American Academy ofDancing:

Mayenzi Maphanga: silver inballet, highly commended (plus)in modern.

Amoré vanRooyen: silverwithdistinction in ballet, honours inmodern.

On Wednesday, 12 November,theWembley Grade RRR and RRhad their annual cheese andwine art auction. This year, thecolourful event took place at theGreytown Country Club and wewere grateful to Mascor, ourmain sponsor, and the GreytownCountry Club for the use of thePannar Lounge.

Without support, an event likethiswouldnotbepossibleandwewould like to thank the followingsponsors for the generous prizesthat they donated: Barcelos, Lin-da Lubbe, Kerry Taylor (NewDi-mensions), Mascor and Wimpy.

A great time was had by all.MrSwartwelcomed theguests

and parents and the auctionwaskicked off by Grant Goble. Abright canvas with hearts paint-ed by the Grade RRR and GradeRRchildrenwas sold to Lood vander Vyver. The pre-school is ex-tremely grateful for Mr and Mrsvan der Vyver’s generosity andsupport. We all look forward toimproving our school and equip-ment.Foundation Phase Conquesta re-sults:

Grade one maths:

Platinum: Shannon Meter.Diamond: Diankha Naidoo.Gold: Owen Adendorff, Samuel Ma­

son, Aran Porée.Grade one English:Platinum: Jody Dreyer, Amy Francis,

Keana Mackay, Shannon Meter, Jas­mine Pillay, Aran Porée.

Diamond: Callum Hull.Gold: John Barber, Kayla Fourie,

Wilné Geldenhuis, Samuel Mason,Taylor Moodley, Diankha Naidoo

Grade two maths:Platinum: Brett Hill, Harry Jarvie,

Caitlin Van Zuydam. Diamond: Elri DeNysschen, Sinakho Madela

Gold: Owethu Mhlanga, DeantéSwart

Grade two English:Platinum: Elri De Nysschen, Brett

Hill, Harry Jarvie, Sinakho Madela,Caitlin Van Zuydam.

Diamond: Joshua Cope, SibahleMzila, Ricky Lottering. Gold: NicolaHerbst, Nicholas Holmes, OwethuMahlanga, Triston Schneider, DeantéSwart.

Grade three maths:Platinum: Zakia Kharodia, Sean

Meter, Azhar Safla, John Yeadon.Diamond: Thanas Dede, Cairo

Kharodia, Adisha Munessar, MiaSchneider.

Gold: Molly Barber, Ntando Ngcobo.Grade three English:Diamond: Sean Meter, John Yea­

don.Gold: Zakia KharodiaGrade one cricket vs Cowan House

won by 18 runs.Grade two cricket vs Epworth won

by 23 runs.U10 vs Treverton lost by 38 runs.U11 vs Treverton lost by 90 runs.U13 vs Treverton lost by 89 runs.Relay Gala U9 to U13 vs Lynford,

Eston, Cordwalles C, Clarendon Wem­bley won by 25 points.

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ANYONE with information on the fol­lowing are asked to contact KranskopSocial Development social workers at033 444 1815 from 8am to 4.30pm.· Father of Zulu Bongephiweborn on 29 August 1997, mother Fikela­phi Nene passed away.

· Father of Nokwanda Khanyileborn on 08 September 1999, CebelihleKhanyile, born on 22 May 2005 andSiphesihle Khanyile, mother Phaka­mile Ngayingeni Khanyile who havepassed away in 2011.

· Father of Xaba Melusi bornon 06 August 1999, mother Xaba Za­nele Nontsikelelo passed away

· Father of Singh Samanthaborn 23 June 2003, l mother GuljamilShashika passed away.

· Father of Mthombeni Sneguguborn on 30 September 2009, Mthom­beni Phathani born on 30 September2009 and Mthombeni Sbongakonkeborn on 30 September 2009, theirmother passed away.

· Father of Mkhwanazi Wonderboyborn on 26 January 1997 mother Mas­ikane Dudu passed away in 2001.

· Father of Sbonelo Khathiniborn on 2005/08/20 mother KhathiThabsile passed away.

· Father of Sibiya Mansiswa Sindis­iwe born on 2001/08/24 motherFanelesibonge Thandeka Sitholepassed away.

· Mother of Nonhle NomfundoNgubane born on 1997/09/05. FatherNgubane Bhekifa John passed away

· Father of Gasa Xolile Maudeborn on 1998/06/15 mother Nkosing­iphile Caroline passesd away

· Father of Buthelezi MaxwellSibusiso born on 2006/04/10 motherButhelezi Joyce passed away

· Father of Buthelezi Siphesihleborn on 2000/12/01 mother Buthele­zi Joyce passed away

· Father of Buthelezi SinothandoCynthia born on 2002/05/05 motherButhelezi Joyce passed away

· Father of Khanyisani Gaselaborn on 1995/01/10 mother MasikaneTholakele passed away

· Father of Masikane ZamokuhlePrincess born on 1996/11/30 motherMasikane Tholakele passed away

· Father of Ngubane Zanele bornon 1997/02/02 mother Hlongwa Hle­bani Thulisile passed away

· Father of Ngcobo Cebolakheborn on 1995/09/18 mother NzamaZandile passed away

· Father of Cebo Jiyane born1997/0102 mother Bongangani Jiya­ne passed away

· Father of Ngobile Ngobeseborn 2008/07/03 mother Ntombe­zincane Ngobese passed away

· Father of Sindisiwe 2000/09/12born mother Ntombezincane Ngo­bese passed away

· Father of Fikile Mbatha born1998/06/13 mother NtombezincaneNgobese passed away

· Father of Sipho Gumedeborn1997/05/12 mother ThokozileGumede passed away

· Father of Sfiso Sibiya born1999/08/15 mother Nokulunga Sibi­ya passed away

· Father of Anele Mabaso born2007­08­06 mother Nombuso Ma­baso passed away

· Father of Sinethemba Maphumu­

Missing person -Kranskop Social Development

lo born 2001­11­06mother Mathombi Fike­lephi Sibiyapassedaway

· Father of NgcoboKhethukuthula born on1998/08/19 motherNzama Zandile passedaway· Father of ZuluMvelo Nature born on1997/03/18 mother Zu­lu Hlengiwe Thandekilepassed away

· Father of NdlovuKwenzekile born on1990/04/06 motherNdlovu Gcinephi Lindiwepassed away

· Father of PamelaMnyaka born on1995/06/29 mother My­aka Gcinwawubanipassed away

GAZETTESMALLSSomething for everyone

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12 Thanks

THE UAS and G9IIwould like to thank theSupaquick & syngentafor their donations tothe G9II Bass fishingcompetition

18 Clubs andMeetings

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

RUGBY- Wales v SA 29thNovember- Moth Hall 270York St. Watch it on theBiggest Big Screen inTown!! Pub open from3:00 pm- Braai packsavailable- Play starts4:30pm.

20 Lost andFound

KEY’S found corner ofPine and Harding Streeton Thursday. Contact theGreytown Gazette

30 BuildingServices

BUILT in cupboards andrepairs all rooms. Freequote, prompt delivery,quality. Contact Hugh071 434 8978

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-R120 000.117 Pine Street, CallNombuso 074 155 5371

47 PersonalServices

FOR all home water filtersand bigger applicationscontact Roy 082 7779039. All filters suppliedby H20 main branch Dur-ban. Don’t forget filteredwater at Mascor in town.

47 PersonalServices

STATUS Printers. For allyour printing require-ments! You name it!! Weprint it!! Specials to Doc-tors 50x100 prescription/medical certificate padsfor only R16.00 pad.Phone Bob today 033-417 2061 Cell 082- 9764654

49 Plumbing/Electrical/Home Repairs

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

55 Tuition Courses

BABS Driving School,pass your learners easily,and driving lesson also.Contact: Babs GayadeenExaminer of learners anddrivers license at 40 PineStreet, Greytown or call082 306 5001.

73 General Sales

AFRICA Wendy houses,grade A pinewood, big,small, low prices, louvrestyle Sylie 083 996 0526084 295 8471

BRANDNEW Indian Outfitfor sale. Black, silver andgold. Tel: 083 257 0488a/h.

L.B Wendy’s for qualitywendy houses, grannycottages, guard house,etc made from treatednew pinewood. ContactLyon: 072 428 6344.

NEW ice creams Machine(3 flavour controls) R23000.00. 071 422 8831.

UPHOLSTERY and heard-boards. Contact Clement071 434 8978

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.

108 BusinessOpportunities

FANTASTIC business op-portunity! DVD RentalStore in ideal location forsale. Well establishedbusiness. Great growthpotential. Serious buyersonly please phone 082820 0633

124 Flats to Let

GARDEN cottage to letR2800.00pm. w/l includ-ed, available 1/01/2015.Tel 033 413 2314.

126 Houses to Let

HOUSE to share. Reason-able rent. Good area con-tact Johan 071 434 8978

MAIN house to let, 3 bed-rooms, lounge, kitchen,builtins, tiled, fully fenced,large yard and carport,R4 500-00pm. 033 4131444/ 076 236 4076

OPEN plan accomodationavailable 1 Dec 2014.Call 033 413 2157

130 Rooms to Let

ROOMS to let at 155 Sar-geunt Street as from 1December 2014 R1100inclusive w&l. Contact071 153 3339/ 033 4172063

144 Housesfor Sale

3 beds, fitted kitchen, wallaround and big yardR570 000. 082 589 5102/031 301 1886

173 GeneralEmployment

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

YOUNG, enthusiastic, self-starter, polite person re-quired for a busy butch-ery. We require Grade 12eagerness to learn, owntransport and a willing-ness to work weekends.E-mail your CV to emh-family@gmail.com. If younot have heard from usby 30 November 2014please consider your ap-plication unsuccessful.

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

HLENGIWE seeks domes-tic work contact: 060 6501777

SBONGILE seeks domes-tic work contact: 079 5931240

186 Estates

NOTICEIN the Estate of the lateTHARADEVI ORIE, Id No:3503180245086, who diedon the 2nd of May 2014 of10 York Street, Greytown,

3250.Estate No: 6972/2013/PMB

In terms of Section 29 of Act66 of 1965, all persons hav-ing claims against the aboveEstate are called upon tolodge their claims with theundersigned within a periodof TWENTY ONE (21) daysfrom the date of publicationhereof.

Dated at Greytown,KwaZulu-Natal on this 11thday of NOVEMBER 2014.

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

190 Sale in Execution

IN the Magistrate’s Courtfor the District

of Umvoti held atGreytown

Case No: 377/2014in the matter between:

THE TRUSTEES OF NELWILTRUST

Execution CreditorAnd

S G VAN DER MERWE1st Executive Debtor

A VAN DER MERVE2nd Execution Debtor

NOTICE OF SALE INEXECUTION (AUCTION)

In pursuance of a Judgementin the court of theMagistrate of Greytown andwrit of execution, the goodslisted hereunder will be soldin execution on FRIDAY,19th DECEMBER 2014 at11H00, at the SHERIFF’SSALE ROOMS, 121 Sar-geaunt, Transnet Building.Greytown to the highestbidder:

RIGHT TITLE, INTEREST INAND TO:

1X TOYOTA COROLLA(BLUE) (REG NO.NUM4464)

NB: The sale is for cash orbank guaranteed chequeonly:

Take further notice that:1. This sale is a sale in exe-

cution pursuant to a judg-ment obtained in the aboveCourt.

2. The Rules of this auction isavailable 24 hours beforethe auction at the office ofthe Sheriff for Greytown.

3. Registration as a buyer is apre-requisite subject to spe-cific conditions, inter alia;

a)Directive of the ConsumerProtection Act 66 of 2008.(URLhttp://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961)

b)FICA- legislation in respectof proof of identity and ad-dress particulars

c)Payment of a registrationfee of R200.00 in cash

d)Registration conditions.The office of the Sheriff for

Greytown or his representa-tive will conduct the sale.Advertising costs at currentpublication rates and salecosts according to the courtrules apply.

Dated at Greytown on this20th day of NOVEMBER2014.

– VAN ROOYEN & FORDERINC. Execution Creditor’sAttorney, 123 Pine Street /P.O. Box 56, Greytown3250. Tel No. (033)4131141 / Fax No. (033)4131144.

06/N823/001TD

190 Sale in Execution

IN the Magistrate’s Courtfor the District

of Umvoti held atGreytown

Case No: 377/2014in the matter between:

MR COLIN BROADFOOTExecution Creditor

AndMR JOHAN OLIVER

Executive DebtorNOTICE OF SALE IN

EXECUTION (AUCTION)In pursuance of a Judgementin the court of theMagistrate of Greytown andwrit of execution, the goodslisted hereunder will be soldin execution on FRIDAY,19th DECEMBER 2014 at11H00, at the SHERIFF’SSALE ROOMS, 121 Sar-geaunt, Transnet Building.Greytown to the highestbidder:

RIGHT TITLE, INTEREST INAND TO:

1X NISSAN PICK UP HARD-BODY WHITE IN COLOUR(REG NO. ND 224789)

NB: The sale is for cash orbank guaranteed chequeonly:

Take further notice that:1. This sale is a sale in exe-

cution pursuant to a judg-ment obtained in the aboveCourt.

2. The Rules of this auction isavailable 24 hours beforethe auction at the office ofthe Sheriff for Greytown.

3. Registration as a buyer is apre-requisite subject to spe-cific conditions, inter alia;

a)Directive of the ConsumerProtection Act 66 of 2008.(URLhttp://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961)

b)FICA- legislation in respectof proof of identity and ad-dress particulars

c)Payment of a registrationfee of R200.00 in cash

d)Registration conditions.The office of the Sheriff for

Greytown or his representa-tive will conduct the sale.Advertising costs at currentpublication rates and salecosts according to the courtrules apply.

Dated at Greytown on this20th day of NOVEMBER2014.

– VAN ROOYEN & FORDERINC. Execution Creditor’sAttorney, 123 Pine Street /P.O. Box 56, Greytown3250. Tel No. (033)4131141 / Fax No. (033)4131144.

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UMZINYATHIDISTRICT MUNICIPALITY

CALL FOR NOMINATIONS/APPLICATIONSTO BEAPPOINTED AS NON EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS ONTHE BOARD OFTHE UMZINYATHI DEVELOPMENT

AGENCY – FIVE (5) VACANCIESUmzinyathi District Municipality invites nominations/applications from suitably qualified and experiencedindividuals to serve on the Board of Directors of Umzinyathi Development Agency (UDA).

UDA is a municipal entity established by Umzinyathi DM for the purposes of promoting economic development,facilitation of private and public investments, identification, facilitation and management of the implementation ofsustainable and viable Local Economic Development (LED) projects in the District. The board will give leadershipand strategic direction to the management and staff of the agency.

The Board of Directors of UDA is expected to consist of persons with experience in business and professionalpersons who have demonstrable knowledge of provincial, national and international investor and economicbehaviour. Nominations/applications from esteemed individuals of high social standing with a passion foremploying their knowledge and expertise for the betterment and development of the district will also beconsidered. The Board of Directors will be constituted of directors with a balanced range of expertise from tourism,industrial, commercial, agricultural to property development as well as mining and retail sectors.

Persons with qualifications and experience in investment attraction and facilitation, legal matters, accountingpractices, project management and strategic business planning and management are encouraged to apply.Nominations/Applications must contain at least the following: • A detailed CV of the nominee/applicantindicating qualifications and experience • A motivational letter/report indicating why the applicant/nominee shouldbe considered suitable for appointment on the board • A clear and certified copy of South African ID book/card ofthe nominee/applicant • In the case of a nomination, a nomination letter duly signed by the nominator (attach copyof ID of the nominator) and a consent letter duly signed by the nominee.

Prospective nominees/applicants must note the following: • Nominations/Applications must be posted to:THE MUNICIPAL MANAGER, UMZINYATHI DM, P. O. BOX 1965, DUNDEE, 3000 or hand delivered to PRINCESSMAGOGO BUILDING, 39 VICTORIA STREET, DUNDEE for the attention of MrT.R. Malunga • The closing datefor nominations/applications is Friday, 5 December 2014 at 16h00 • No late, emailed or faxed nominations orapplications will be considered • Should you not hear from the municipality 30 days after the closing date pleaseregard your application as having been unsuccessful.

All nominees and applicants shortlisted for appointment on the board will be expected to give consent to thechecking of their backgrounds and qualifications by a professional organisation retained by the municipality for thatpurpose. Nominees/applicants found to have submitted fraudulent information will be disqualified. Furthermore, interms of section 93F of the Municipal Systems Act, 32 of 2000 as amended, the following categories of personsare disqualified from being appointed to the Board of Directors of a municipal entity: a) a person who holdsoffice as a councillor of any municipality, b) a person who is a member of the National Assembly or a provinciallegislature, 3) a person who is a permanent delegate to the National Council of Provinces; 4) a person who is anofficial of the parent municipality (Umzinyathi DM) of that municipal entity; 5) a person who was convicted of anyoffence and sentenced to imprisonment without the option of a fine, and a period of five years since completion ofthe sentence has not lapsed; 6) a person who has been declared by a court (of law) to be of unsound mind; andlastly 7) a person who is an unrehabilitated insolvent.The final appointment of the Board of Directors will be decided on by the Council of Umzinyathi DM at its owndiscretion and will be announced by the Mayor.Written inquiries should be sent to tourism@umzinyathi.gov.zawhile telephonic inquiries should be directed to either Ms N Duma or Mr S Duma on 034 219 1516 during officehours (07h30-16h00).

PRINCESS MAGOGO BUILDING, 39 VICTORIA STREET, DUNDEE 3000, PO BOX 1965Tel: 034 219 1500 • Fax: 034 218 1940 • Email: rcz@umzinyathi.gov.za

MLETHI SECURITYAND TRAINING

• Security courses• Grade EDC Greytown

Tel: 033 417 1331/9Cell: 076 793 9119

DESPITE the not so good weather, enthusiasticGreytonians turned up to enjoy and support thefun walk on 15 November. Over R7 000 wasraised for thebuildingof thenewGreytown feed-ing project centre.Thebuilding isat the stagewheredoorsandwin-dows are needed so this donation will be mostwelcome.

The main organisers of the walk, SuperbodyClub, expressed thanks to the following sponsorsformaking the event possible: Aheers, Spar, Mincash, Pannar printing, Landmech, StandardBank, First National bank, Emergency AutoSpares, Superbody Club and everyone whohelped on the day.

Greytown FeedingProject fun walk

DURING the course of the fourth term, the primaryschool scholars were challenged to a reading contest­ our very own ‘read­a­thon’.

The aim was for each class to read as many booksas possible, the books being recorded by the class teach­ers. As a result, the primary school scholars read 233books altogether. Well done to each and every childthat took up this challenge and enjoyed getting intothe fantasy world of a book.

In Grade four, Erika­Anne Edwards and Linique Alex­ander read 43 and 38 books respectively, for which theyreceived special prizes (a book each, obviously) andwe hope that they will carry on reading with such enthu­siasm. Each participating scholar received a certificate.

The Grade 12’s finish writing their National Senior

Certificate examinations this week, and we wish themall the very best as they take a break before embarkingon the next exciting adventure ­ starting life in the ‘bigworld’. We also wish the Grade nine and 11 scholars anamazing time on their respective camps, and the Geog­raphy scholars a good learning experience on their tour.

Over the weekend, the ornithologists will be partici­pating in the annual Birding Big Day before the Adventservice on Sunday at 10am, where the school choirswill be singing during the service.

We all look forward to the awards ceremonies onMonday (primary school) and Tuesday (high school)next week, which will mark the end of the school yearand honour the many and varied achievements of ourscholars.

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THREE Greytown lady bowl-ers, OmoDinkelmann,WendyEdwards and Erika Fis-cher, are in the top sixbowlersin KZN.Over the weekend, theyplayed in theNIBAsemi finals,first beating Heather Phelanandher teamthen in the finalsthey lost to Zelda Siebert andher team from Pietermaritz-burg to comesecond in theNI-BA trips. Congratulations.

There was a good turnouton Saturday afternoonenough for twogamesof trips,one of the nicest games inbowls. Bowlers play withthree bowls each - that extrabowl gives all the more satis-faction to the games.

Winners were Tony Smith,Wendy Edwards and GeoffBaselwhonarrowlybeatCliveEdkins, OmoDinkelmann andJordan Fouche.

In the other game, BryanPaul, Karen Cordy andWolfieLubowitski beat Andre Rob-erts Roy Thomson andHedleyEdwards.

A reminder to anyone whowould like to play the game -come along on Wednesday orSaturday afternoons.

From theditch JUST another reminder that the last

tournament of the year at theGreytown Tennis club, the Roley Hillmens doubles sponsored by Mascor,will be held on Sunday, 7 December.The cost is R120 per racket whichincludes lunch and tea. Sections areaccording to strength

and prizes are awarded per sec-

tion. Players of all strengths arewel-come to enter. This very popularmen's tournamenthasbeen runningsince 1977 and is always well sup-ported by out of town players. En-tries to Pierre Steyn at 082 772 5504and Ian Hill at 082 786 9506.

Playersarealsoremindedofsocialtennis on Saturday at 2pm.

From the courts

FRIDAY is happy hour. The meal issponsored by the Greytown DrugStoreandR20puts you into thedrawto win R1000 or a bottle of ChivasRegal.Thiswill be the last happyhour func-tion for 2014, so let's make it a goodone.DJ Rob will keep us dancing.Greytown Beer is sponsoring theSABbeerathalfprice.Memberswel-come to bring family and friendswith, just remembers to sign themin.

Thenextbigdrawwhereyoucouldwin R4500 is coming up on 30 Janu-ary 2015, and tickets for R50 will beavailable soon. Members only andlimited to 100 tickets.

The splitting imageofElvis is com-

ing again on 28 February 2015 andJuanita du Plessis on 15 May 2015.Another date to diarize. Paul duPreez lostoutonthemoneyashewasnot present at the time of the draw.Next attendance drawwill be onFri-day, 5 December with R1700 up forgrabs. Be here from6.30pmand youcould be the lucky winner.

The “Sunday9@9”entry fee isR40to play nineholes. RichardChiazzariis sponsoring a chicken that will beup for the winning on Sundaymorn-ings.

Dates to diarize:Cheap-as-TuesdayFriday, 28November:HappyHour

sponsored by Greytown Drug Store.

Greytown Country Club news

A REMINDER to all membersand friends thatwewillbeplay-ing thenext FarmersAgri-Caremonthly mug on Saturday, 29

November.PleasecontactPietat083269

1661 if you would like to play.

St Cathryn’s news

This was the worst fire season inUmvoti for many years ,according tostatistics presented at the UmvotiFire Protection Society’s end of thefire season get together held at StCathryn’s last Friday.

A total of 135 incidents were re­corded resulting in 2 011 hectares be­ing burnt.

Timber plantations were theworst affected with a total of 1 048hectares burnt. Five of the fires werein excess of 100 ha.

Over R1 million was spent in extin­guishing these fires.

Several awards, with a differencewere presented at the end of theseason function as follows:Clever Trevor award sponsoredby Origin Water: MurrayMasonGrumpy Award sponsored byCadbury:Dieter Meyer

I need some sleep awardsponsored by Horlicks: SeanSneyd

Best dressed team awardsponsored by Black Chick Haiurgel:RudolfMullerand theMon-di boysBroken compass award spon-sored by Cape Union Mart:Dusty Shaw

Casper the friendly ghostaward sponsored by Ghostpops: Mark Thomas

Firefighter of the year awardBest dressed team award spon-sored by Black Chick Hair gel:Rudolf Muller and the MondiboysBroken compass award spon-sored by Cape Union Mart:Dusty ShawCasper the friendly ghostaward sponsored by Ghostpops: Mark Thomas

Firefighter of the year award:This is not just a randomly select­

ed award, there are very strict meas­ures to get this award. Nominees arescored on the following points:

v Total airtime spent on the radiofrom 1 May to 31 October

v Total fire related mileage trav­elled from 1 May to 31 October

v Cumulative decibels of volumereached while communicating withproto teams in an emergency situa­tion.

v Distance measure in millimetresthat hairline has receded from 1 Mayto 31 October.

Award given to: Sam Pieterse.

UFPA “Award” winners (back) Sean Sneyd, Rhudolf Miller, SamPieterse, Murray Mason, Rolf Königkrämer (UFPA Chairman) (front)Dusty Shaw, Charles Haden (UFPA FPO) and Dieter Meyer.

UFPA 2014 fire season