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HOT on the heels of the an-nouncement last week that theUmzinyathi District Municipalityhad suspended its chief financialofficer and municipal manager,the news broke that Umvoti Mu-nicipality had followed suit withthe suspension of the CFO andmanager for good governance.

Umvoti CFO, Martin Swanlow,and manager for good govern-ance, Sakkie Archer, were sus-pended following an in-commit-tee council meeting on Friday, 15August.

In a statement on the suspen-sion, Umvoti administrator Mar-tin Sithole, said the suspensions

related to an investigation into asurcharge regarding the Munici-pal Pension fund.

The two officials were sus-pendedwhile investigationswerebeing carried out. These wouldfocus on employment contractsas well as verifying the terms ofthe contracts.

Referring to the Umzinyathisuspensions, Nalini Naidoo of“The Witness” reported thatUmzinyathi municipal managerMdu Mngomezulu and CFOSabatha Shongwe had been sus-pended over the return of councillaptops. It is alleged that the MMhad refused to hand over the lap-

top which had to be taken fromhim by force. He has appeared incourt on charges of obstruction.

Umzinyathi Mayor, RevJ.Mthethwa, told The Witnessthat the two had been suspendedfor21dayswhilea forensic inves-tigation was carried out into theallegations

Umzinythai DistrictMunicipal-ity was singled out in PresidentZuma’sStateof theNationspeechtwo months ago as “being one ofthe best in the country.”

Themayor saidbecauseof this,it put even more pressure on thepolitical leadershiptoensurethatthe municipality was run well.

Senior Umvotistaff suspended

Topsy turvy taxi

Fortunately, there wereno passengers in thistaxi last Thursday whenthe driver lost control,crashed through thefence at GreytownSecondary School andlanded on its bonnet.The driver, who wasinjured, was taken toGreytown Hospital andwill appear in theGreytown Magistrate'sCourt on charges ofreckless and negligentdriving.

A QUICK peek behind Grey-town’s best kept secret - whatgoes on behind the Iron Cur-tain?

Thecurtainwas liftedbrief-ly lastweekasaGreytownGa-zette photographer was pass-ing...and who could resist?The statue is swathed in lay-ers of plastic, surrounded bybaregroundanddeadaloes inpots.

Apparently, thousands ofrand has been spent on thepots, aloes aswell as non-visi-ble instant grass with not ablade to be seen.

An impeccably tiled wallcuts theareaoff fromthe townoffice. It is reported that oncecompleted, this is predicted tobe a major tourist attraction.

The project has been un-dertaken in the main by theDepartment of Arts and Cul-ture.

Behind the iron curtain

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UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

NOTICE:TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE :

1. BELL AND PINE STREETS - GREYTOWN2. MNCANE ROAD – ENHLALAKAHLENotice is hereby given in terms of Section 213 of the Local AuthoritiesNatal Ordinance that a portion of;

• PINE AND BELL STREETS and• MNCANE ROADwill be closed on the 6th and 7th September 2014 as follows;

PINE AND BELL STREETS6th September 2014• Bell Street between Cnr Pine and Bell and Cathcart and Bell streetsbetween the hours of 2pm until 6am Sunday morning.

• Pine Street Cnr Pine and Bell to Cnr Maitland and Pine from 2pmuntil 6am Sunday morning.

7th September 2014• Bell Street between Cnr Pine and Bell and Cathcart and Bell streetsbetween the hours of 9am until 3pm.

• Pine Street Cnr Pine and Bell to Cnr Maitland and Pine from 9amuntil 3pm.

MNCANE ROADWill be closed at E778 Mncane Road at the Dlamini residents.

Any traffic related enquires may be directed to The Acting ManagerProtection Services, Mr T.M. Ndaba on 033 413 9157 during officehours or 033 417 2911 all hours.

The Umvoti Municipality encourage all the residents who require thiskind of service to write a letter to the office of the Municipal Manager14 days prior to the dates, except for funeral functions.

Failing to comply with the above will result in no services beingrendered.

Mr B.A. Xulu PO Box 71 Notice No.Municipal Manager Greytown 3250 1975

UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

PUBLIC NOTICE CALLING FOR INSPECTIONOF SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION ROLL 6

AND LODGING OF OBJECTIONSNotice is hereby given in terms of Section 49(1) (a)(i) of the Local Government Municipal Property RatesAct, of 2004 (Act No.6 of 2004), hereinafter referredto as the “Act”, that the supplementary valuation rollfor the period ended 30 June 2014 for the financialyears 2013/2014 is open for public inspection at theMunicipal Offices, King Dinizulu/Bell Street from the1 September 2014 until the 30 September 2014.An invitation is hereby given in terms of Section 49(1)(a)(ii) of the Act that any owner of property or otherperson who desires to, should lodge an objectionwith the Municipal Manager in respect of any matterreflected in, or omitted from the Valuation Roll withinthe abovementioned period.Attention is specifically drawn to the fact that interms of Section 50(2) of the Act an objection mustbe in relation to a specific individual property and notagainst the Valuation Roll as such.The prescribed forms for the lodging of an objectionare obtainable at the Municipal Offices.The completed objection forms must be addressed tothe Municipal Manager and handed in at the UmvotiMunicipal Office, Kind Dinizulu/Bell Street or sentby registered post to PO Box 71, Greytown 3250and must be received by the close of business, 30September 2014.For enquiries please telephone: Mr V. Ori 033 413 9143.MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No.1980MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN

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On Friday morning we will officially open the Duck Derby 2014 at our Founders’ Day formal assemble in the main tent. All

visitors are invited. At 12:30 the scholars will beg

inning their go-kart races. At 14:00 all stalls at th

e flea market will be open.

The most exciting of these will be the inflatables. To attend the afternoons proceedings, a couvert charge of R20 will be

charged which will also cover your parking where your car will be looked after. BUT if you are in the possession of a ticket

for the musical bands, you will not be charged the couvert

charge.

The will be lots to eat from afternoon tea in Cuppa @ Quackers to delicious chicken burgers amongst many other mouth-

watering food to choose from the stalls. The evening entertainment kicks off with Majozi at 19:00 and then Kahn from the

Parlotones at 12:30. Tickets for the main performers on Friday and Saturday are available fr

om the school office for R150

per person. Scholars from Grade 1 upwards are ch

arged R100. Children younger may enter for FREE.

Everyone is encouraged to pop in and have a 'Cuppa @Quackers'. This tea tent will not only be hosting SouthAfrica finalist Nelius du Preez, but it will be boasting somedelectable treats. In addition to the home-baked goodies, wewill also be selling traditional German confectionary itemsfrom the Kwasizabantu Bakery.On the fields around the main tent, you will be able to findthrilling soccer and hockey games to watch. There will alsobe stalls which include the ever-popular inflatables. We willhave a Duck Drop which takes place at 15:00. The winnerwill walk away with R5 000 cash. There are also cash prizesfor 2nd and 3rd places. We will also have spot prizes for theduck ticket holders who are present during the afternoon.During the day there will also be crowning of Mr and MissSpring Fever 2014 at 11:00.

The highlight of the two days will undoubtedly be theappearance of Kahn of the Parlotones, Majozi, RobbieWessels and the Country Legends with Line Dancers in themain tent at 19:00. This derby will be jam-packed with fun,fine food and loads of entertainment. There will be a R20couvert charge to enter the grounds which will only apply ifyou do NOT have a Music Band ticket. This is a measure tomake it safer for all to enjoy. Liquor may not be brought ontothe premises but it will be on sale in the beer tent. We lookforward to showcasing the Umvoti District and sharing ourbeautiful view with you. There are also still places for stallholders. Please contact Joey Martens on 033 413 2677 tofind out more about this exciting day.

DUCK DERBYIN GREYTOWNThis will be held in the grounds of

Wembley College on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th

This is a fun weekend forthe whole family to enjoy

Good WholesomeEntertainment for theWhole Family:

• Kahn of the Parlotones• Majozi• Robbie Wessels• Country Legends

PERFORMING LIVE AT THE MAIN TENT

Lovinghomesplease

Mia (pictured) is an interesting Weimarana cross who,together with wise looking brindle cross Ruby, wasabandoned by their callous owner who left these twolovely animals, plus ten pigs, without food or water atMuden. Neighbours who discovered the starving animalsscavenging for food, alerted the Greytown SPCA whorescued them. Mia and Ruby are brimming full of loveand affection which they so want to share with theirvery own families. If you can offer a happy home forany or all of these four legged specials, please phoneGreytown SPCA during office hours at 072 096 9634.

Cute and irresistible, thisLabrador pup had atravelling man as afather. He would be themost happy and lovableaddition to any family.Just ten weeks old,Jasper is one of a litterhanded over to theSPCA as the ownerfailed to have themother spayed.

Kammaland kapersKammaland emphasises the importanceof strong muscle development inpreschool. Luyanda Ngubane andSenamile Mkhwanazi love their aerobicsclasses at Kammaland.

CONGRATULATIONS to the Ind-lovana, Indlamu and Ingoma girlsteamswhodidextremelywell in thecultural competition held at Nhla-lakahle sportsfield on 20 August.The competition was held at a cir-cuit level which means that these

two will represent the Umvoti Cir-cuit at a district competition to beheld next month.

NG Mabaso, code convenor,thanked thepupils and teachers fortheir team work.

“Our success was as a result of

their willingness to go the extramile.” The school’s HOD, NFMthethwa, said that it was impor-tant for the pupils to know theirroots therefore competitions suchas these encouraged them to takepride in their cultures.- Supplied by HW Dube.

Indlovana Primary School news

The winning teams with teachers Miss Mabaso and Miss Mthethwa.

August 27, 2014 Greytown Gazette

NGK tent bazaar on Friday

All other stalls open at 5 pm.Meat market, koeksisters, cakes, homemade bread,

bottled preserves, plants, vegetables, handwork,second-hand CDs and books, curry and rice, spit braai

with veggies plus salads, boerewors rolls.White elephant table with fascinating

second-hand items!The pudding table with a great variety!At the games yard ... ball pond, jumping

castle, haunted house!Sweets and Treats stall for homemade sweets!

Popular cooldrink table with lots of prizesto be won!

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NGICELA ukfuniswa umamawangiduke ngo11/04/2014 ngice-la ongaseabubonaungazisenbajenoma ngabe ubani noma ngabewake wambona umama unje nge-bala mnyama uchabile mfishaneukhulumakancane uahoke isi-phinifa esimhlophe neduku elib-lue elishibilikayo isiphinifa sima-fulawa ngkumnyama. Ngicelaninithinte kule 076 668 2388 iga-ma Fisani Myaka, Muden.

MISSING PERSONGREYTOWN Hospital would like to informthepublicof thenewfamilyplanningmeth-od called Implanon.

Therearedifferentkindsof implants thatprovide long-term pregnancy protectionfor three to seven years, depending on thetype of implant. These are also immediate-ly reversible. Our clinics and hospital offerthe Implanon implant that remains effec-tive for three years. The Implanon is madeup of small flexible rods or capsules, eachaboutthesizeofamatchstick, that is insert-ed just under the skin of the upper armandreleases a progestin like the natural hor-mone progesterone in a woman’s body.

The Implanon does not have estrogenwhich makes it safe for breastfeedingwoman to use it.How does it work:

Thickening cervical mucus, (this blocksthe sperm from meeting an egg).

Disrupting the menstrual cycle, includ-ing preventing the release of eggs from theovaries (ovulation).How effective?

Less than one one pregnancy per 100woman using implants over the first year.This means that 9.995 of every 10 000woman using implants will not becomepregnant.

Womenwhohaveusedthis Implanon im-plant recommend the painless procedure,saying it is an excellentmethod of prevent-ing pregnancy.

Please inquireabout this familyplanningmethodatyournearestclinic/mobileclinic.- Issued by Greytown Hospital manage-ment.

New family planning method

IT is time again for that popular NGKan-nual tent bazaar which takes place thisFriday, with the stalls opening at 5pm.

At 10am, 2pm and 5pm, tea, coffee,cakes and pancakeswill be on sale in thesection alongside the Church hall.

Lunch will be on sale from 12.30 to2pm - chicken curry with salads, boere-wors rolls with homemade tomato sauceand mince filled pancakes.

Then at 5pm, the fun of the fair startswith a wide variety of goods at the manystalls.Onsalewillbecakes,breads, jams,puddings, koeksisters, melk tarts, freshveggies, plants, second hand books and

CDsandinterestingfindsat thewhiteele-phant table. There will be plenty of meatavailable at the meat market.

Lots of entertainment to keep theyounger ones busy as well as delicioushome sweets, popcorn, candy floss andlots of prizes to be won at the popularcooldrink stall.

Evening take aways include muttonand chicken curry with rice and salads,boereworsrollsandporkwithsaladsandveg and homemade puddings.

Please come along and join in the hos-pitality of the NGK congregation.

MIRACLES do happen!Just ask Han Holst of Khayalami Chil-

dren’s Village.Faced with being full beyond capacity

and with no way of being able to say no toa socialworkerwanting to place a vulnera-ble child, specially as financing is not easy.

Then out of the blue a call comes asking“could we sponsor a new house in the vil-lage?”

AsHanssays, thatquestionwasveryeasyto answer.

Now laughter and chatter echo throughthe three roomed, brand new Red houseas seven very happy children and theirhousemother go about their daily lives.

This thanks to Michael and Louise Yea-don who also arranged a Matthew Moleconcert at the Green Bar to raise enoughmoney to buy furniture for the new house.

On behalf of all at Khayalami, “a very big

and warm thank you from the bottom ofour hearts to Michael and Louise, and wepray that God will bless them back in Hisown ways!”

At the same time, Khayalami is sayingheartfelt thanks to everyone who has con-tributed in different ways, especially TroyNaicer of Ubun2 Enterprise, and Mr Casa-nova - they donated buildingmaterials andmoney to build the Orange House.

Red House is the ninth cottage and thereare 10 housemothers and 66 children cur-rently living at Khayalami.

Khayalami Children’s Villagewas found-ed in 2004 and this year they are celebrat-ing their 10th birthday with an open daythis Saturday, 30August fromnoon to3pm.

Do go along and visit the village and itsvery happy and well cared for young resi-dents. Walk around - you are most wel-come!

Open day at KhayalamiChildren’s Village

The Yeadon family with the Red house residents and house mother.

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ONSaturday,23August,BlackDotCommu-nity Development, in partnershipwith Bik-kie’s Sports Youth club, launched Umvoti’sFootball and Netball league. This is aimedat celebratingwomenwho enjoyed playingindigenous games, such as Amagende and

Umlabalaba. Thanks to the Department ofHealth team fromEshane clinic on its talksand to theDepartmentof SportsandRecre-ation for its support, as well as the SAPS.Umvoti Local Football association repre-sentatives present undertook to ensure

Black Dot community event

The winning teams.

ON Saturday, 16 August, TholinhlanhlaFull-Service Primary School participatedin the district level cross-country competi-tion held at King Edward Park.

Lindelwa Zondi (U12) and Xolile Thusi(U13) will represent Umzinyathi District atprovincial level in Durban on 30 August.

Abazali bayacelwa ukuba bazolandaama-application forms okubhalisa kwa-bantwana bebhalisela unyaka ozayo(2015). Ukubhalisela unyaka ozayo kuval-wa ngokuphela kukaSeptember.

OnWednesday, 20 August, Tholinhlanh-la Full-Service School participated in theschools CMC level cultural competitionheldatEnhlalakahleSportFieldsandcamefirst in Umshado and Indlamu, second inspiritualgospelandIsicathamiyaandinthecategory creative poetry, Ingoma girls andAmahubo boys came third.

Theteamswhocamefirstandsecondwillproceed to district level on 20 September.

Thlinhlanhla would like to thank GamaFuneral Parlor for donating nine new pairof shoes to our pupils. Another big thankyou toaparent fromEnhlalakahlewhoalsodonated a new pair of shoes

Tholinhlanhla topics

FOLLOWING an appeal to UmvotiMunicipality for relief for the

GreytownChildren’sHome,whichwas published in lastweek’s Grey-town Gazette, Umvoti administra-tor Martin Sithole has replied asfollows :

“I have researchedyour requestand my findings are that:

· the Home receives a full 100%rebate on rates from the UmvotiMunicipality.

· The chief finance officer hadsuggested an alternative supply of

electricity which would has led tothe Home being a beneficiary ofthe government’s free basic elec-tricity initiative. I’m told you re-fused his suggestion.

·Thechief financeofficerdidex-plain to you that themunicipality’spolicy does not allowdifferent tar-iffs for different consumers.

Mr. Nel in our last meeting, I ex-plained that the only way the mu-nicipality can assist the Home will

be through Grant-in-Aid, which Iwas to check if it is provided forin Umvoti. In the correspondenceI sent you after the meeting, I re-ported toyou that themunicipalitydid not budget for such and has nopolicy in place.

This is a matter close to myheart. I have requested themunic-ipal manager to commence withthe drafting of the policy so thatwe can budget for Grant-in-Aid in

the coming financial year, or evenduring adjustment budget de-pending on how the municipalitymanages its budget deficit.

In my opinion, we are on theright track in trying to meet theneeds of all NGOs in themunicipalarea. I firmly believe if people likeyou work closely with the munici-pality in its endeavors to assist lo-cal NGOs, we shall overcome.”

Umvotireplies toKinderhuis

that the women’sfootball league willrun continuously.

Teams also par-ticipated in a minipre-season tour-nament. Eplaziniwon both withSharks in secondplace.

The Eshanecommunity under15 boys also joinedthe David’s Midasleague. Black DotCommunity Devel-opment and Bik-kie’s Sport will liketo thank our spon-sors, GreytownSAB, Unilever andNeelesh fromAheers Tradingand Aquelle.

Teams whichwould like to par-ticipate in any ofthe leagues shouldcontact Zama Ma-donda at 074 9303358.

Lindelwa Zoindi and Xolile Thusi - crosscountry winners.


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GOLDEN RAYCooking Oil

ACESuperMaizeMeal

25kg 12995

10kg479510kg4795

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400g/500g885400g/500g885

SUNLIGHTLaundry Bar

TOP LAYLarge Eggs

3kg329530’s3295

GOLDIIQF MixedChickenPortions

2kg1.8kg3395BOXER

White Sliced Bread

2kg500g695

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KranskopPrimarySchoolnews

Talented Inzondo Crew

Well done to the talented members of the Inzondo crew who won a talent competition onSaturday, successfully challenging ten other crews to win. Their prize was a live sheep. The teamexpressed their thanks to all who supported them. In the photo proudly displaying their prize isSphamandra Naia, Minenhle Hlela, Thabiso Msomi, Lindelani Bhengu, Kwenza Sangweni, NathiXulu, Sandile Mbali, Bandile Buthelezi, Nomcebo Dlamini, Mzwa Khumalo and CebolenkosiNgwamande (manager).

Kranskop Primary School Gradeseven pupils dressed up for careerday held recently at the school.

UMVOTI local football asso-ciation invites teams inUm-voti wishing to play for theleague this season to con-tact the chairperson, LuckyDlamini, at 0732229685orS Mbeje at 072 244 7633.

A meeting will be held atLakhi’s sportsfield on 31August at 1pm to discussthe new season and the fu-ture of Umvoti football. Un-der 13, under 15 and alsounder 17 players, aswell aspeople interested in refe-reeingandcoaching,are in-vited to attend the meeting.

NewSeasonstarts

CLUB championships should resume now that allthe NIBA action is over.

The greens are in outstanding condition - darewe say the best in KZN.

Chris and Erika Fischer and Jacques Minnaarplayed in theKZN singles tournament in Pietermar-itzburg over the weekend.

In the men’s round robin, with three players ina section, Chris and Jacques won a game and lostone.

In the ladies, Erikawonher section and thenwentthrough to the quarter finals where in a well playedgame, she beat Marinda Opperman 21 -1, but thenlost 21-17 to Cheryl Mostert of Umhlali.

All three players said it was a wonderful experi-ence playing against some of the province’s topbowlers.

Anyone interested in joining in this sociable gameis most welcome. Just be there at 1.45pm on aWednesday or Saturday - you do not have to wearwhite butmake sure you have flat sole shoes, or youcan play barefoot.

There a lots of sets of bowls available to use.

From the ditch


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ConsultantCell: 072 444 9788

BUYINGOR

SELLING

NOTICE OF ATMOSPHERIC EMISSIONLICENcE APPLICATION

Notice is hereby given by F.A.R. Timbers cc. forinterested and affected parties to register commentswith regards to the application for a provisional Atmos-pheric Emission Licence to be issued in terms of Section41(1) (a) of the National Environmental Management:Air Quality Act, 2004 (Act No 39 of 2004) (“the Act”).The application for this provisional AtmosphericEmission Licence is being made in respect of ListedActivity No 9, as stated hereunder:-Subcategory 9.5: Wood burning, drying and theproduction of manufactured wood products.To comment on the process, kindly provide anysubmissions, in writing, to the Designated Air QualityOfficer listed below within 14 days of publication of thisnotice.Mr Brendan RajooUMgungundlovu District MunicipalityPO Box 3235, Pietermaritzburg 3200Phone: 033 897 6887 / 60Cell: 079 491 2148 / 084 701 7777Email: [email protected]

VILOSHENE(NAUGHTY)

MURUGAN PILLAY27/3/1962 - 21/8/2012

Your hand we cannottouch, still we have

so many memories ofthe ones we loved somuch. Your memoryis our keepsake, with

which we’ll never part.God has you in His

keeping, we have youin our hearts.

With lots of love fromyour loving husbandSelvin, children,Kimaine and Tyra,mum, brothers and

sisters.

GAZETTESMALLSSomething for everyone

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GAZETTECLASSIFIEDS ISMONDAY, 10 am

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12 Thanks

UMNDENI wakwa Ma-lunga uthanda uku-bonga bonke abasi-singatha nabasilethelaimkhuleko mhla sish-iywe ubaba wekhaya.

20 Lost andFound

RIDGEBACK dog foundon Muden road Ownerplease contact SPCA on072 096 9634 during of-fice hours

33 Catering andFunctions

N.G KERK BAZAAR. Fri-day 29 August on Churchgrounds. Pancakes onsale and Cafeteria:10.00- 14.00, Lunch-12.30-14.00: ChickenCurry & rice, boereworsrolls and pancakes filledwith mince. Other Stallsopen at 5pm. Delicioushomemade koeksisters,cakes, tasty variety ofpudding, sweets, meat-market, lots to choosefrom super, white ele-phant table, 2nd handbooks and CD’s. Ball-pond, haunted house,face- painting & jumpingcastle for the youngones. Come and experi-ence a pleasant day withus.

NG KERK BASAAR. Vry-dag 29 Augustus op ker-kgronde! Kom kuier ge-sellig saam en beleef onsgemeente se gasvryheid!Pannekoek en kafeteriavanaf 10.00- 14.00 Mid-dagete: 12.30- 14.00:Hoenderkerrie & rys, wor-brode & pannekoek metmaalvleis- vulsel Anderstalletjies open 17.00 Al-mal baie welkom!

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

39 For Hire

AMATAFULA, 10 seaterround. Tele: 082 9572812/ 082 315 6653.

47 PersonalServices

ARBOTION alternative-free counselling- 24 hourhelp line: 078 879 7484/082 290 7855

BOOKKEEPING Services-Assistance with monthlybookkeeping and prepa-ration of vat returns. CallGill Baird 074 606 5776.

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.

GOLF sessions all agesPhone Paul on 084 5966292.

TNR Projects. Specialistsin: Shop fitting, Suspend-ed Ceiling & Partitioningand custom made kitchen& bedroom cupboards &wooden flooring. Mobile :Ravin 081 531 5308.Website: www.tnrpro-jects.co.za. Email: [email protected]. P.OBox 835, Greytown,3250.

73 General Sales

AFRICA wendy houses,grade A Pinewood, big,small, low prices lourvestyle. Sylie 083 9960526/ 084 295 8471

BRAND new water heatingsystem for sale contact:079 011 3409/ 076 2304963

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79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

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

109 CommercialPremises to Let

SHOPS/OFFICES- 138Pine Street and 41 OkesStreet Greytown. Rea-sonable rental. Phone(033) 413 1105

TO let- shop/office/minifactory- R102 Bell Street+/- 129 sqmt- R4500pm.Contact Mahomed 032551 1522/ 081 480 5521

126 Houses to Let

2 bedroom, lounge, din-ning room and fully fittedkitched, prepaid electrici-ty available 1 September2014. Contact 072 8696354

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SINGLE rooms to rent forsingle individuals of so-ber habits. R1400 includ-ing water and electricity.Call 084 313 0006 or 083707 8143

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2002 Mercedes A160 Autoonly 81,000kms withCOR R44.000. Call 033413 2082 (Office hours)

2002 Toyota Camry GXAuto excellent condition244 000km R65 000cash. Cell 082 783 9526/082 574 0877.

SELLING brand new (Elite6) venter with doublestorage R11 500.00 neg.Tel: 071 422 8831

173 GeneralEmployment

AHEERS Cash and Carryrequires a Data Capturer.Applicant must be ma-triculated, must have at-least one year experi-ence in Accounting andData Capturing, Must beable to work under pres-sure, must be able tomulti task and work wellwith fellow co workersand cutomers. Applicantscan forward all CV’s [email protected]. Application closes onthe 02/09/2014

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

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

SBONGILE seeks domes-tic work, contact: 082 6889554

ON Saturday, we had threecourtsofplayersasmanyplay-erswereaway for themidtermweekend.

It was reported that excel-lent tenniswasplayedby someof our more mature players!Keep this going ladies.

The popular tournament,Pannarmixeddoubles tourna-ment, takes place on Sunday,21 September.

The cost is R120 per playerand this will include tea eatsand a scrumptious lunch.

Couples will be seeded ac-

cording to strength and prizeswill be awarded per section.

Please contact Pierre Steynat 033 413 9528 or 082 7725504) orAshleyCotterell if youwant to enter at 033 413 9571or 082 415 0525.

Interestedplayerswhoneeda partner can also contactthem. A full field of players isexpected to enter thereforeplayers are encouraged to en-ter sooner rather than later toavoid the disappointment ofnot being able to play.

From the courts

ENHLALAKAHLE Football Association fix-tures for Sunday, 31 August as follows:Enhlalakahle stadium (Angola):12pm: Codesa/City Stars2pm: Mfanelo/RebelsEnhlalakahle sportsfields:12pm: Tsalanang/Dingangwe1pm: Super Strikers/Cape Town Spurs

2pm: Cosmos/Commodores3pm: Maccadeshem/Indunas.

The Enhlalakahle Football Associationrequests club representatives and manag-ers to attend a meeting to be held at theOld Hall on Thursday, 28 August at 5pmto discuss referees, forthcoming tourna-ments etc.

EnhlalakahlefootballAssociation

THE three St Cathryn’s players whobraved the strong winds at Prince’sGrant did their best, but did not havea successful day and sadly no St Cath-ryn’s members will travel to Sun Cityfor the final round of the Sanlam CancerChallenge.

We wish Liekie Steyn the best of luckfor this where she will represent StCathryn’s in the regional round of theladies B division at Victoria CountryClub.

Changes that have happened on thegolf course are the construction of twomajor waste bunkers on the 4th/13thand 5th/14th. These were done in orderto keep our mowing costs down, andthey will be in play from 1 Septemberand are currently G.U.R.

The difference between our wastebunkers and a normal sand bunker isthat in these waste bunker, you canground your club.

Thank you to N.T.E. factory for thelarge amount of “Bark Spent”.

Other changes - the Chinese Elm near

the fourth green has been moved intothe fourt rough, as the tree was castinga shadow onto the fourth green, andthe green was always in the shade.

An 18 year old coral tree that neededto be transplanted as it was too closeto a local farm house has now beenmoved onto the seventh rough, whereit joins cabbage trees. All these treeshave stories to tell.

All those who would like to play inthe Hermannsburg Golf Day either onFriday, 12 or Saturday, 13 September,please contact the club to enter. If youare involved in one of the many newactivities clashing with the Hermanns-burg Golf Day, come and play on theFriday - tee-off is from noon. The for-mat is 4BBBS and the “German Supper”on both days will be well worth the visit.

This Friday, 29 August, there will beno Garden club as we will be workingat the NGK Bazaar in Greytown, and weinvite everyone to come and supportand enjoy supper, pancakes and morefrom 5pm onwards.

St Cathryn’s news

CHANGE, progress and all things new!That was the theme of last week’s de-

lightfully entertainingprimary school playentitled [email protected].

Every pupil, from Grade R to Grade sev-en, participated in the performance ofskits, choral verses, dances and songs, toa packed hall of family and friends of ourschool.

A big thank you to the members of theParents’ Committee and their helpers fora scrumptious supper that was served be-fore the performance.

A fewvery special staffmembers, Pastorand Frau Brand, Mrs Anita Greve andMrsEdeltraut Johannes, were honoured withsmall gifts, presented by the Grade one’s,in recognition for all they have done forthe pupils in our primary school.

A special thank youmust also go to PamRoyden-Turner - script-writer, directorand all-rounddramatic genius, for puttingtogether yet another successful primaryschool play.

Meanwhile, in the classroom, our Grade10’s and 12’s are completing the oral sec-tion of their internationally recognisedDeutsches Sprach Diplom, having com-pleted thewrittensectionearlier this term.This qualification will allow them accessto universities in Germany and opens jobopportunities for them at German compa-nies and corporations all over the world.

We also wish our Grade 12’s all the bestfor their trial examinations which startnext week, in preparation for their finalswhich are just around the corner.

There are still some spots open for play-ers at our annual HMBGolf Day at St Cath-ryn’s Golf Estate on 12 and 13 September.Anyone interested in joiningus for the day,either to play golf or simply to join us fora tasty German-style supper, is invited tocontact the school.

Hermannsburghappenings

YOU haven’t truly appreciated J S Bach’sMinuet in G until you’ve seen us movingto itsmusical phrases - aswedid lastTues-day at the primary school concert,[email protected].

All but the youngest of us enjoy classicalmusic at least once a week, when Mrs Jo-hannes shows us its wonderful variety.

We don’t only get to hear the music, butalso the story behind each piece and thestory it is telling, listening to the rhythmand pace of the music to understand thestory. On Tuesday, our Grade R’s dressedup as little birdies, experiencing the firstflight out of their nest, supported by theirparents and the other creatures of the for-est.

Wewould also like to say a big thank youtoMr Scholtz of GreytownAuto Paints andWindscreen Centre for repairing the slid-ing-door to our classroom - we’ve neverseen it done so quickly and so well before.

HermannsburgLittle Oaks’oracle


transportDepartment:TransportProvince of KwaZulu-Natal

Invitati

on:

LADY

SMITH

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Invest inyour drivers,allow them to bepart of the driverdevelopmentprogramme inthe KZNregions.

“Prosperity through mobility”

“THUTHUKISA ABASHAYELI”“DEVELOPING DRIVERS”

The Department of Transport – KwaZulu – Natalinvites Trucking and Bus companies to be part ofdeveloping drivers’ skills. This will culminate in a

Regional Competition scheduled to take place on the:

Date: 13 – 14 September 2014.Venue: Newcastle Testing Station

Iscor Road, Newcastle.

Closing date: 05 September 2014

For more information about this competition, you cancontact the following officials:

― Amajuba District:Samu Zulu: -Tel.: 034 328 4000,

-email: [email protected]

― UMzinyathi District:Thabita Manzini: -Tel 034 299 8600,

-email: [email protected] OR

B.P. Dladla: -Tel: 033 413 2131,-email : Bhekithemba.Dladla@

kzntransport. gov.za

― UThukela District:Sondisa Mgojo -email: Sondiso.Mgojo|

@kzntransport.gov.za OR

u Nonhlanhla Meyiwa- email: [email protected],

-Tel: 036 352 3153

Mr TWMchunuMEC: Transport, Community Safety & Liaison

UMVOTI MUNICIPALITYINTENTION TO AWARD

In terms of Section 49 of the Umvoti Municipality Supply Chain Management Policy. The awardingof contract will be confirmed in writing after fourteen (14) calendar days, therefore if there are anyobjections they should reach the Municipal Manager’s office within 14 days from the date of thisadvert.

BIDDER NAME TENDER INTENDED TO AWARDCishumlilo South Africa cc Service, refurbish and recharge of firefighting

equipment for the period 01 July 2014 to 30 June2015.

Mabesebenza Contracting Supply and delivery of road line paint andaccessories for the period 01 July 2014 to 30 June2015.

Siyabuselela Trading Enterprise 299 cc Supply and delivery of road line paint andaccessories for the period 01 July 2014 to 30 June2015.

Elektro Vroomen (Pty) LTD Supply and delivery of transformers for the period01 July 2014 to 30 June 2015.

Powerrec (Pty) LTD Supply and delivery of steel street light fittings forthe period 01 July 2014 to 30 June 2015.

Aberdare Cables (Pty) LTD Supply and delivery of cables and conductors forthe period 01 July 2014 to 30 June 2015.

Powerrec (Pty) LTD Supply and delivery of continuous tapered fibreWound Street light poles 3.0; 5.0; 7.50 and 9.0meter mounting height for the period 01 July 2014to 30 June 2015.

Powerrec (Pty) LTD Supply and delivery of steel street lighting polesand outreach arms for the period 01 July 2014 to30 June 2015.

Industrial Poles & Masts (Pty) LTD Supply and delivery of steel transmission poles forthe period 01 July 2014 to 30 June 2015.

Electronic Assemblies (Pty) LTD Supply and delivery of mini-substations for theperiod 01 July 2014 to 30 June 2015.

Tweet air conditioning and refrigeration (Pty) LTD Servicing of municipal air conditioners for theperiod 01 July 2014 to 30 June 2015.

Carboncor South Africa (Pty) LTD Supply and delivery of cold premix for the period01 July 2014 to 30 June 2015.

Electronic Assemblies (Pty) LTD Supply and delivery of ring main units for theperiod 01 July 2014 to 30 June 2015.

Cullin Africa cc Supply and delivery of ring main units for theperiod 01 July 2014 to 30 June 2015.

Northway Safety Products (Pty) LTD Supply and delivery of protective clothing andsafety footwear for the period 01 July 2014 to 30June 2015.

Mabesebenza Contracting Supply and delivery of protective clothing andsafety footwear for the period 01 July 2014 to 30June 2015.

Esethu Isipho Construction & Trading Supply and delivery of protective clothing andsafety footwear for the period 01 July 2014 to 30June 2015

The grievance period will expire by close of business on 12th September 2014.

Any enquiries relating to the above should be directed to Mr E.V. Mdlalose on 033 413 9113.

MR B.A. XULU PO BOX 71 NOTICE: 1981

MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN

3250

Bids are hereby invited in terms of Section 18(a) of the Msinga Municipality’s Supply Chain Management Policy together withSection 83 of the Municipal Systems Act, No. 32 of 2000, as amended and read together with Sections 110, 111 and 112 of theMunicipal Finance Management Act No. 56 of 2003 for:

CONSTRUCTION OF EZIDWEDWENI ACCESS ROAD:TENDERNUMBER

CIDB GRADINGREQUIREMENTS

EVALUATIONCRETERIA

DOCUMENTSAVAILABILITY

DATE

DATE AND TIMEOF BRIEFING AND

COMPURSORYSITE INSPECTION

BIDDOCUMENT

PRICE

CLOSING DATEAND TIME

MS/2014/2015/93/T

3CE only 90/10 andfunctionality

29 AUGUST 2014at 10h00

ONLY/KUPHELA

04 SEPTEMBER2014 at 10h00

R300,00 perdocument

16SEPTEMBER2014 at 12h00

TENDER DOCUMENTSTender documents will be obtainable from the office of SCM Unit, Nokuzotha Mntungwa on 033 493 0761/2 during office hours.A non-refundable deposit of R300,00 cash or guaranteed cheque per document will be payable in favour of Msinga Municipalitybefore obtaining a tender document.TENDER ENQURIESAll enquiries shall be directed to SCM Manager T.T. Buthelezi on 033 493 0761/2.SUBMISSION OF TENDERSTenders must be enclosed in a sealed envelope, addressed to the Municipal Manager, Msinga Municipality and clearly marked:TENDER NUMBER, AND DESCRIPTION OF TENDER and the bidder’s name and details. Tenders must be deposited in the tenderbox at the office of Msinga Municipality on the Main Road (R33) opposite MPCC, Tugela Ferry on or before 12h00 on the closingdate and no late or faxed tenders will be considered. Msinga Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest of any tenderand reserves the right to accept the whole or any part of the tender.F.B. Sithole - Municipal Manager

MSINGA MUNICIPALITYINVITATION TO TENDER

THE results of the inter-house athleticsheld at New Hanover Prep School this sea-son were very unusual.

Thewinners of both the senior victor andvictrix ludorumwere twins,LukeandCam-eron Lombard, who excelled in both theirfield and track events, including breakingrecords for the open 100m and open hur-dles 80m respectively.

The junior victor and victrix ludorumwere awarded to Miles Wolhuter and Ste-fanie Ortmann.

Miles also happened to break three re-cords, one of which was for long jumpwhere he was competing against childrenin an age group above his own.

The others were for the U9 75m and100m. Every child in the school was giventhe opportunity to participate and, as theyall gave their very best effort and hadtrained with perseverance, quite a few re-

cords were broken.Other record breakers included Lauren

Botha and Kwazi Tenza for the U12 boysand girls 100m, while the mixed U8 relayrecord was broken by Melissa Dobeyn, Li-am Freese, Flynn Lütge and UyandaDlamini.

Family and friendswere, as always, verysupportive and the children were cheeringfor their teams with great enthusiasm andspirit. Highlights of the morning were thesack and skipping races for the juniors aswell as the egg and spoon races for themoms and dads. Although Duiker startedoff as the winning house after the fieldevents held on Tuesday, Rietbok managedto stay ahead of Duiker throughout Satur-day morning.

Some of the children who excelled wereselected to participate in anathleticsmeet-ing at Treverton later that week.

New Hanover Prep School newsThe double delight of Luke and Cameron Lombard, NHP twins, being awarded victor and victrixLudorum by Jane Vorwerk, guest of honour for the day.


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PUBLIC NOTICEKWAZULU-NATAL RAW WATER TARIFF

CONSULTATION MEETINGSIn accordance with the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA) Act No.1 of 1999 and theRaw Water Pricing Strategy that was established in terms of section 56(1) of the NationalWater Act (NWA) Act No. 36 of 1998; the Department of Water & Sanitation (DWS) annu-ally undertakes a process of budget planning and tariff determinations.The DWS Kwazulu-Natal Regional Office hereby invites you to attend any one of the fol-lowing regional consultation meetings; where the proposed tariffs for the 2015 and 2016financial year will be presented. Any questions or concerns stemming from this meetingwill be escalated to the national consultation session held in October 2014.The Kwazulu-Natal Regional Consultation Meetings on the proposed water tariffs arescheduled as follows:

Date Day Time Venue Town

2 September2014 Tuesday 10h00 - 12h00 DWS: Southern Life

Building, 13th FloorDurban

3 September2014 Wednesday 09h00 - 11h00 Amajuba Council

ChambersNewcastle

3 September2014 Wednesday 14h00 - 16h00 Victoria Street Church

HallEscourt

4 September2014 Thursday 10h00 - 12h00 Mhlathuze Water:

Training RoomRichards

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Further enquiries can be directed to Ms G. Asaram on 031 336 2930 (tel) [email protected] (email).

Water and Sanitation

GREAT news for our members.On Friday, 26 September, in conjunction

with the Happy Hour, there will be anotherchance to win.

There will be R4500 up for grabs whenyou buy your ticket for R50. Tickets availa-ble at the Club for members only.

Friday night is Happy Hour - R20 for aticket to win R1000 or a bottle of ChivasRegal and it includes your meal.

SAB is sponsoring the SAB beer at halfprice.DJRobwill play themusic. Comeandenjoy the night at the Club. If you bring visi-tors with, please remember to sign themin.

Wembley golf day is on Saturday, 30 Au-gust and the format is a four ball alliancewith two scores to count. There are somegreat prizes to be won. The cost is R200per player which includes your halftime,green fee and supper. Entries close onWednesday, 27 August.

Dusty Shaw missed out on the cash on

Friday as he was not present at the timeof the draw. The next attendance drawwillbe on Friday, 5 September, with R700 upfor grabs. Be here at 6.30 - 7pm and youcould be the lucky winner.

The“Sunday9@9”entry fee isR40toplaynineholes. RichardChiazzari is sponsoringa chicken that will be up for the winningon Sunday morning. Last Sunday’s winnerwas Alistair Moores-Pitt with 20 points.

Kurt Darren tickets are selling fast. Tick-ets are available at the bar at a cost of R150or R180 which then includes a meal. Comeand get your tickets or you will miss out onthe opportunity to see Kurt Darren live.Dates to diarize:Cheap-as-TuesdayFriday, 29 August: Happy HourSaturday, 30 August: Wembley College GolfDaySaturday, 6 September: Mascor Monthly MugMonday, 15 to 26 September: Course closedfor spring treatment.

Greytown Country Club news

ONCE again, the Naicker’s sail merrily onas they won both races on Saturday.

Both the yearling and open birds clockedvery good velocities for the 310 km fromBethal.

Liberatedat8am, theyearlingwinnerar-rived home at 11.30am to attain a velocityof 1482 metres per minute, while the openbird, after an 8.45am liberation, clocked awinningvelocity of 1428metresperminuteat 12.20pm.

Following up in the yearling racewas thesandwich man, the Old Grizzle, as the Nai-cker Bros also filled third place.

The second place in the open race wastaken by the Old Grizzle with Attie Joubertin third.

You will notice that the Old Grizzle actu-ally beat M Lofts for a change, so miraclesdo happen sometimes. NevermindMLofts,

I know you will get your revenge - maybenext week from Pretoria.

Theweatherat liberationpointwasclearbut cold with no wind so its difficult to un-derstand the staggered arrival times.

Results:Yearling:Naicker Bros: 1st; 3rd: 1462.3`13;

689.345.T.R.Tatham: 2nd: 799.044OPEN:Naicker Bros: 1st; 5th; 7th;

9th:1428.692;1063.313;767.179;706.663T.R.Tatham: 2nd; 4th; 8th; 1190.302;

1064.609; 749.854.A.Joubert: 3rd; 10th: 1123.844; 695.034M Lofts: 6th: 944.215.Next week basketting on Thursday for

Pretoria, 450-kms.Good flying.

Greytown Racing Pigeon Club news

greytown gazette 27 aug 2014

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