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FOR the many motor-ists using the Mooi Riv-er/Rietvlei/Greytownroad, it’s more a caseof zigzagging aroundthe multiple potholes,hoping that not anothertyre is about to be writ-ten off.

Regular users of thisstretch of road have ac-tually lost count of thenumber of times theKZN Department ofTransport’s road de-partments have ap-pointed contractors tofill the potholes - no oneis able to confirmwhether the contrac-

tors are perhaps in-structed to ‘fix’ the pot-holes on a temporarybasis to ensure repeatcontracts.

Whilst residents ofthe area are well awareof the pothole pitfalls, itismiraculous that therehave been no fatal acci-dents when out of townmotorists, unaware ofthedangersof this road,are driving along it - es-pecially on a rainynight. Here’s hoping thepowers to be will pro-motepermanently fixedpotholes rather thanpermanent potholes.

POTHOLESpromoted to permanent status

APPLICATIONS for special votes in this year’s na­tional and provincial elections open on Monday,7 April and run until Thursday, 17 April between9am and 5pm at local IEC offices (Greytown, BellStreet opposite the town offices).

Special votes will be cast on Monday, 5 Mayand Tuesday, 6 May. Municipal electoral officer,Sakkie Archer, said that there are two categoriesof special votes:

1. Home visits: Election officials will visit voterswho have successfully applied for a home visitdue to physical infirmity, disability or pregnancy.Home visits will be conducted on Monday, 5 Mayand on Tuesday 6, May. 2. Special voting at yourregistered voting station: Any voters who will beabsent from the voting district where they are

registered on election day (7 May) may apply tocast their vote early. This voting will take placeat the voting stations where the voter is registeredon Monday, 5 May and Tuesday, 6 May between9am and 5pm.

Applications for both categories must be madeby completing a VEC 1 form, available atwww.elections.org.za<http://www.elec­tions.org.za> or at local offices of the IEC. Thesemust be submitted by hand to the local IEC officein the municipality responsible for the voting dis­trict where the special vote is to be cast. The formswill not be accepted at national or provincial offic­es and cannot be faxed, emailed or posted. Specialvote applicants may use a proxy to deliver theVEC 1 form to the local IEC office in the municipali­

ty where they intend to vote, but the form itselfmust be signed by the voter. Unlike previous na­tional and provincial elections, applications forspecial votes will no longer be accepted at votingstations on special voting days. Only voters whosepre­approved applications, submitted during thewindow period of 7 to 17 April, will be able tocast a special vote. Having submitted the VEC1 application form, voters will be informed of theoutcome of their application via SMS or email.They can also check their status on the websiteat www.elections.org.za<http://www.elec­tions.org.za>. A list of local IEC offices addressesis available on the IEC website at http://www.elections.org.za/content/About­Us/Con­tact­Us/ or voters can phone 0800 11 8000.

APPLICATIONSfor special votes open

MUDEN pecan nut growers havehad enough of thieves helpingthemselves to the nuts in largequantities, resulting in losses ofwell over R100 000 to some grow-ers. The message being sent outto thieves this season is zero toler-ance, and comprehensive securityand protection measures havebeen put into operation to curbtheft and prosecute anyone foundstealing the crop.

The growers, together withSAPS personnel and Buffalo Secu-rity, will be holding road blocks -vehicleswill be searchedand if pe-cannuts found, theremustbeade-livery note with the date, time andfarmers’ name.

If the person cannot provewhere the pecan nuts have beenbought a case of theft will beopened and prosecution will fol-low. Under the Criminal Proce-dures Act, the onus is on the per-son in possession of stolen goodsto prove that the goods have notbeen stolen.

An urgent appeal is also madeto members of the public not tosupport the stolen nut trade bybuying from non-recognisedsources. In support of the farmers’tough stance, thieves should beaware of the fact that althoughpe-can nuts look the same, they areactually unique, and like a stockfarmer can recognize his own ani-mals, a pecan nut farmer can rec-ognize his varieties. Most of thepecan varieties are named afterAmerican Red Indian tribes -Choctaw, Pawnee, and Mohawk -and each variety has their ownunique characteristics regardingsize, shape and coloration.

A quick DNA test will confirmwhere the nuts originated.

Asubstantial reward isbeingof-fered for any information leadingto the arrest and conviction of pe-can nut thieves. Anyone with anyinformation is asked to phone thedesignated, confidential linewhich has been set up for phone-calls or sms’s to 076 540 0547.

Pecan nut thieves, beware

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A notice is to be served to each owner under the requirements ofSection 49 (1)(C) and Section 78(2) of the Municipal Property RatesAct, 2004 (Act No. 6 of 2004). The purpose of the notice is to adviseyou of the valuation placed on your property as determined duringthe General Roll, Municipal Notice No. 1929 Is the official noticeadvising you of your rights to view the General Valuation Roll andthe process to follow to submit an objection.All those Property Owners who have not supplied us with theirpostal address or notified us of their change of address are advisedthat should they not submit their objections by closing date of 27thMay 2014, at 12H00, Council will not be held liable.The General Valuation Roll will be open for inspection from the2nd April 2014. The Valuation Roll can be inspected at the UmvotiMunicipal Offices and will also be available on municipal websitewww.umvoti.gov.za, Libraries and Museum.An objection centre has been set up at the Umvoti Municipal officesto assist property owners with the completion and submission ofobjection forms, should you wish to complete and submit yourobjection form without assistance the objection forms are availableon the website www.umvoti.gov.zaThe Municipality will furnish each person liable for the payment ofrates with a written account in terms of Section 27(1) of the Act.In terms of Section 27(2) a person is liable for payment of rateswhether or not that person has received a written account in termsof 27(1). If a person has not received a written account, that personmust make the necessary enquiries from the Municipality.For enquiries please contact Rates Section on 033 413 9143B.A. XULU PO BOX 71 NOTICE No. 1929MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN 3250

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WORLDHaemophilia Day is to becelebrated inUmvoti on Tuesday,15April at theMakhabeleni Trib-al Authority (Enkantolo Mbul-wane Area) near Greytown, at10am.

Throughout theworld, haemo-philiacs celebrate this day everyyear on 17 April.

This year, the World Federa-tionofHaemophilia iscelebrating50 years of existence.

The main purpose of the eventis to raise awareness about Hae-mophilia and other bleeding dis-orders,andto informthecommu-nity that thereare support servic-es available.

Haemophilia is an inherited,sex-linked bleeding disordercaused by a lack of essential clot-ting factors.

It affects males - females arethe carriers.

Celebration of worldhaemophilia day

UMVOTI Agricultural Society andUmvoti Fire Protection Associationheld their combined informationevening at Greytown Bowling Clubon Tuesday, 25 March.

A fun game of bowls between thecorporate timbercompaniesandthefarmers kick started the event, fol-lowed by a talk by Ashley Cotterrellfrom Pannar Seed (Pty) Ltd on thefuture plans of thecompany.

Jakes Oosthuizen, from Fire-Hawk, gave a presentation on thenew camera detection system cur-rently being put up in theUmvoti ar-ea by theUFPA to detect fires duringfire season, followed by JulianChaning-Pearce informing the fam-

PHOTO: SUPPLIED(Back, from left) Willem Oosthuizen,Jakes Oosthuizen (FireHawk), JulianChaning­Pearce (G911), AshleyCotterrell (Pannar), Dave Carroll(G911), Dieter Meyer (UFPA), AndyMason (UAS) and (front) CharlesHaden (UFPA FPO).

Info evening and fun bowls

SRI Sathya Sai cen­tres, Greytown andCool Air, hosted avery successful med­ical clinic at theCool Air Secondaryschool on Sunday,23 February.

Long before thestart of the clinic,the waiting roomwas packed withpeople overflowingonto the verandah.

There were 355patients seen to ­50 dental extrac­tions took placeand 92 pairs ofglasses were distrib­uted. Nine doctors,three pharmacists,two dentists, fournurses and two op­tometrists werepresent, and wereassisted by ten finalyear students fromDurban.

Sandwiches, fruitand juices were dis­tributed to all pa­tients. The clinicwas very well or­ganized and ransmoothly, with lotsof harmony, unityand love evidentamongst thosepresent.

Thanks and grati­tude to the princi­pal and staff ofCool Air SecondarySchool, medical per­sonnel and all thosewho contributed to­ward the success ofthe clinic

A medical clinic isbeing planned forGreytown in thenear future.

Successful SAI medicalclinic at Cool Air

Thulisile Hlongwa isdesperately looking forfamily members or anyonewho recognizes her. She wastaken to Greytown Hospitalby Greytown SAPS on 3January in a confused state.She alleges she is fromTongaat, Ohlawe,Magwaveni 1647 and thather neighbour isMashambane Matokwane.She is unable to recall anyfamily members then statesthat all of them have diedin a fire. Greytown Hospitalis appealing for anyone whohelp with informaiton toplease contact them at 033413 9466, Mbali Ntshingila(PRO) at 079 546 9438 orZN Zwane (social worker) at081 587 1877.

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ers of thepositivechangeshappeningwithin G911.

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A PROTEST was held last month by com-munity members who blocked the en-trance to Greytown Hospital.

The protesters claim that the hospitalmanagement had a tendency to employpeople from outside the area, even for themost menial posts.

The community accused an HR officialofdemandingbribes for jobsandnepotism.

He has been removed from his positionin the local hospital and relocated whilstan investigation into theaccusations is car-ried out.

As a result, KZN MEC for health, Dr

Sibongiseni Dhlomo, visited the hospitallast week and also met with board mem-bers.

He informed the community that newemployment conditions would be imple-mented at the start of the next financialyear.

“All other opportunities from level oneup to four, in and aroundGreytown, shouldbe biased towards local people, becausethere are somanypeoplewhohave just gotGrade 12 and they can actually performjobs like cleaning and cooking,” said Dhlo-mo.

Angry communitymembers blocked theroad in Enhlalakahlelast month

Locals protest hospital job policy

LAST Wednesday, the ladies at Pannar braved arrivingat work barefaced to participate in the Facebook #No­MakeupSelfie campaign in support of breast cancerawareness.

While still largely a drive for individuals, Pannar elevatedit to a corporate level, challenging Landbouweekblad, oneof its major advertising partners, to match or beat its R500donation. To donate R20 to the cause, SMS the word PINK­DRIVE to 40158.

For more information visit http://www.pinkdrive.co.za/nomakeupselfies/.

Nomakeupselfie challenge

On June 3rd last year, Greytown teenagerRashmika Janthielayal was tragicallystabbed to death at Northdale FET CollegePietermaritzburg . A 19 year old, ClaudiusChetty was arrested and charged with hermurder but the Court hearing is still to getunderway.

Last week , Chetty’s private attorney,Anand Pillay withdrew from the case andthe accused has now opted for a legal aidlawyer to represent him. The case is nowset down for 8th April in the Pietermaritz-

burg Regional Court.Chetty is chargedwith stabbing Rashmi-

ka 14 times whilst talking to her on thecampus. Regional Courtmagistrate, Bhek-izitha Phoswa last October refused bail forChettystatingthat itwasnot in the interestsof jestice that he be released onbail. Chettyindicatedat thebailhearing thathe intend-ed to plead not guilty to the charge of mur-der.

Rashmika’s parents are Vicky and Shi-reen Janthielayal of Greytown

Campus murder case in Courtthis week

A gentle reminder that it is the monthof early deadlines for advertisers andcopy.

For the issue of 23rd April deadlinefor display advertisements is 1 p.m.Wednesday 16th (tough I know) andthen the deadline for classifieds is 9a.m.on Thursday 17th.

As much copy as possible please by 1

p.m.Thursday 17th. The Greytown Ga-zette office will open on Monday 21stFamily Day from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. forany sports or news reportsplease.

As always you co-operation, assist-ance and support in meeting these ex-cruciatingly early deadlines is greatlyappreciated.!

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April 9, 2014Greytown GazettePage 4

ON 12 March,the Grade sixpupils, withMrs Deane,Mrs Hadebeand Ms Chetty,visited Kwa-sizabantu.

The pupilswent to theAquelle facto-ry and the bak-ery to learnmore aboutfood process-ing, which ispart of our nat-ural scienceand technolo-gy curriculum.

Wealsovisit-ed the audito-rium, wherewe learntabout the his-tory of themis-sion.

At RadioKhwezi, MrsHadebe andNqobileSitholesent a “shout-out” on live ra-dio.

Thankyou toall the staff atAquelle andthe whole mis-sion for theirkindness andpatience dur-ing our visit.Our pupils andteachers wereamazed at thebeauty and ef-ficiency of eve-ry part of Kwa-sizabantu.

Grade six boys with Adam and Sibonelo of Aquelle.

Junior Jottings

Grade six pupils and teacher, Mrs Hadebe,lined up for their visit to Kwasizabantu.

THE Hermannsburg Nature Club recent-ly went on an exciting weekend campingouting where Francois du Rant, a localtree expert in the False Bay Park, wasable to introduce them to a host of localtrees and each one had an anecdote oran interesting fact or two to go withit.

Besides tree spotting, the groupwas also able to do some bird-watching.

A trip through the newly opened west-ern shores drive in the IsimangalisoWetland Park offered an opportunity tomarvel at some large game - hippos, awide variety of antelope, giraffe, warth-og, to name but a few.

Sadly, although there were 24 pairs ofsharp youthful eyes trained on thebush, the elusive leopard remained elu-sive - until the next time.

A weekend is not a long time whenthere is so much to see and do, but thegroup made the most of the opportuni-ties available to them and managed topack a whole lot of looking and learninginto the time available.

The enviro quiz teams are beginning

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMeike Meyer and Christel Brüggemann tastingMarula Berries: “Hmmmm... monkeys andelephants must have different taste buds tous!”

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to sharpen theirwits for the re-gional WESSA -Mondi inter-school contest,which will beheld in the Grey-town High Schoolhall on 13 May.

Everyone waslooking forwardto the start of theEaster holidaysas a busy, suc-cessful term drewto a close lastweek.

The visitorsfrom Germanyspent some moretime in the class-room with ourpupils, an impor-tant part of theGermany Ex-change Pro-gramme, betweensightseeingtrips in thearea.

They will bespending timewith their hostfamilies duringthe holidays, get-ting to know ourSouth Africancultures.

We wish themand all our pupilsand teachers arelaxing, rejuve-nating holidayand safe travelswherever theygo.

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Bids are hereby invited in Terms of Section 19 of uMvoti Municipality Supply Chain Policy and Section 83 ofthe Municipal Systems Act, Act 32 of 2000 as amended and read together with Sections 110, 111 and 112of the Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003 for the:1. Supply and delivery of Breathalyzers for traffic officers.2. Supply, Delivery and Installation of Mobile and Portable Digital Radio SystemDocumentsBid documents will be available from the Stores Department at Pine Street from Friday, 11 April 2014,Monday to Friday, between 08h00 and 15h00 upon payment of non-refundable fee of R200,00 .Eligibility Criteria - Stage 2In terms of Regulation 5(2) and 6(2) of the Preferential Procurement Regulations, preference points mustbe awarded to a bidder for attaining the B-BBEE status level of contribution in accordance with the tablebelow:

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Submission of a B-BBEE Verification Certificate from a Verification Agency accredited by South AfricanAccredited System (SANAS) or a registered Auditor approved by the Independent Regulator Board ofAuditors (IRBA) or an Accounting Officer as contemplated in the Close Corporation Act (CCA) is a requisite.Bidders will not disqualified for non-submission of B-BBEE Verification Certificates but will be declared asnon-compliant contributors. It is expected of all Bidders who are not yet registered for B-BBEE VerificationCertificate to register on (http:/www.sanas.co.za./accreditation_bee.php).Bid SubmissionsThe bids must be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked “BREATHALYSERS and / or MOBILE RADIOS” anddeposited in the Umvoti Municipality tender box at the Customer Relations Centre by not later than 12h00on Monday, 28th April 2014. Late bids and bids not clearly marked as prescribed will not be considered.Reputable companies are hereby invited to submit their bids.EnquiriesAll enquiries shall be directed to M.R. Khoza, Telephone No. 033 413 9100 during normal office hours.

Umvoti Municipality’s Procurement Policy will apply and the Municipality is not bound to accept thelowest bidder and reserves the right to accept any bid or part thereof.

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April 9, 2014Greytown GazettePage 6

Attention all rural schools/schools withEnglish as a second language

Rural/previously disadvantaged schools are invited to enter their top two(2) English spellers fromGrade 10 and Grade 11 (one from each grade) into

the KZN Premier Spelling BeeMaritzburg regional event, to be held inJune/July 2014 (Date and venue to be confirmed, keep reading your local

newspaper to find out the details!)

Words to be learnt for the Maritzburg Spelling Beewill be published in the 2 May 2014 edition of the

Maritzburg Fever, Edendale Echo, Maritzburg Echo & Greytown Gazette.

Prizes:Cash prizes, book hampers, stationery hampers,bursaries and goodie bags for the top spellers,

schools and teachers!

To enter:Complete the entry form found in this local newspaper and fax it to us at

0865344256, or email it to kznspellingbee@media24.comOR

Send us the below information via email,kznspellingbee@media24.comOR fax, 0865344256.

* School name, school address, English teacher’s name and contactdetails, registration number of your school, district of your school

* Full names of your two spellers* Both spellers’ ID numbers OR copy of birth certificate

FEVER

* Entries are limited per regional event* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot at the

2014 Maritzburg Spelling Bee* Entries close on 20 June 2014

ENTRY FORMPlease fill in all the following sections and send itto us via email, kznspellingbee@media24.com,OR fax it to 0865344256.

SCHOOL DETAILS:

FEVER

* Please note all pupils must be entered via their schooland cannot enter as individuals

* Entries are limited per regional event* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot

* Entries close on 20 June 2014

Name: ______________________________ Registration number: _________________

Physical Address: ______________________ Tel: ( ) __________________________

__________________________________________ District: ___________________________

SCHOOL ENGLISH TEACHER’S DETAILS:

Name: _______________________________

Cell: ( ) ___________________________

ENTRANT DETAILS (PUPILS):

Name: _______________________________ ID number: ___________________________

Cell: ( ) ___________________________

Grade 10:

Name: _______________________________ ID number: ____________________________

Cell: ( ) ___________________________

Grade 11:

SCHOOL STAMP

(or a copy of birth certificate)

(or a copy of birth certificate)

THE Office of the KZN Pre-mier has partnered withMedia24 – owners of KZN

local news – to bring the highlysuccessful spelling bee project tothe whole of KZN.

The spelling bee began in theZululand community in 2010,through Media24’s local newspa-per in that area, the Zululand Fe-ver.

Because of the success of theevent, and its rapid growth,Media24 mandated that it be tak-en throughout the KZN province.

The Office of the Premier, inits ongoing commitment to youtheducation and upliftment, has de-cided to partner with KZN localnews(encompassing Fever, Week-ly,Gazette and Echotitles) to incul-cate a love of the English lan-guage amongst second languageEnglish speakers from disadvan-taged schools in the province.

Media24’s head of local papersin South Africa, Ishmet Davidson,said the company is ‘thrilled’ atthe prospect of the partnership.

He said this will see hundreds

of spellers throughout the prov-ince take part in the competition,which has hundreds of thousandsof rands in cash, book and bursaryprizes up for grabs.

“Media24 sees the spelling beeinitiative as having the potentialto significantly increase the focusand discipline of pupils when itcomes to learning the English lan-guage. Partnering with The Officeof the Premier, schools and teach-ers,webelieve wecanmakeaposi-tive impact on education in theprovince,” said Davidson.

Pupils ‘get loose’ to shake out the tension before spelling starts at the Zululand Spelling Bee 2013.

Premier’s Office partners on popularMedia24 spelling bee event

CALLING all word wizards andbook nerds.

Media24 Local News KZN(publishers of the Fever, Echo,Gazette and Weekly titles) haspartnered with the Office of thePremier to bring previously dis-advantaged learners throughoutthe province their popular spell-ing bee competition.

A spelling bee works accord-ing to knock-out, where spellersare given a list of pre-chosenwords (which will be printedin the abovementioned titles)two months before the competi-tion.

These words have to belearned by entrants, who willthen gather at competitions intheir areas, namely Zululand,North Coast, Durban central, Pi-etermaritzburg, or the SouthCoast, to spell their way to glory.

The competition is open to

grade 10 and 11 learners (onefrom each grade – ie two perschool) from previously disad-vantaged schools who speakEnglish as a second language.

There are hundreds of thou-sands of rands in prizes up forgrabs, including a full medicalbursary, a business bursary anda bursary to study journalism.Teachers and schools also re-ceive prizes.

The words for the KZN Pre-mier Spelling Bee 2014 will beprinted in the first week of May,with the competitions takingplace in July.

Entry forms can be found inthis week’s issue of your Grey-town Gazette. Entry forms willrun until mid-June.

For more information on theevent, contact Sharmaine Smithon 082 496 0617 or Vusi Mtha-lane on 079 389 5205.

The winner of theZululand SpellingBee 2013, MonitorNyawo, as he isannounced thechampion. Monitortook awaythousands of randsin book, cash andbursary prizes withhis successfulspelling of the word‘omniscient’.

Learners! Spell yourway to success

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E&OE Offers are available while stocks last. NB: Closed on Friday for lunch 11.45 am - 1.15 pm

April 9, 2014Greytown GazettePage 8

Wembley College Form 1 pupils visited the Nelson Mandela capture site and spent some time in the museum which is entirely focused on his life.

Window on Wembley

BUHELEBUYEZA Secondary School tookpart in the drug awareness soccer tour-nament on 5 April at King EdwardPark.

In the first game, Buhlebuyeza played

Senzokuhle and won by one goal to nil;they won again 3-0 in the match againstSokheni and it was third time lucky witha 3-1 win against Maqhinga.

These three wins placed the Buhle-buyeza team in the semi-finals where, ina hard fought and closely contested bat-tle, they beat Senzokuhle by five goals tofour.

In the exciting final, Buhlebuyeza tookon the Umvoti team - the school players

put into action their skills and manyhours of hard practice to beat Umvoti bythree goals to one.

They were presented with the trophy,a soccer kit and ball. Congratulations tothe players and thanks to coach, SWNyoka and manager, CS Mkhize.

Man of the series was ThulasizweMzolo, save of the series Philani Hadebeand top goal scorer, Khetho Ndawonde -all Buhlebuyeza players.

Team members with coach andmanager Thulasiwe Mzolo (captain),

Mqobile Dladla’Philani Hadebe,Khetho Ndawonde, Mthobio Mshibe,

Philani Khoza, Celani Zuma,Zamokuhle Dladla, Khulelani Ndlolu,

Mkhanyisi Zondi, Lungani Mbanjwa,Spephe Chonco, Sbongayena Zakwe,Syaphila Mboje, Nkosinkjhona Mbeje,

Sanelo Sibisi, Syabong Mbeje,Nkosinathi Molelo, NkosikhonaHlombe, Luyanda Dlamini and

Kubheka Sentle.

Buhlebuyeza

SchoolNews

IN THE EXCITING FINAL,BUHLEBUYEZA TOOK ONTHE UMVOTI TEAM ­ THESCHOOL PLAYERS PUT IN­TO ACTION THEIR SKILLS

UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

FORMULATION OF THE GREYTOWNURBAN REGENERATION PLAN, 2014

UMVOTI MUNICIPALITYUmvoti Municipality hereby wishes to inform the public ofits intention to prepare the Greytown Urban RegenerationPlan as part of enhancing the spatial structure andeconomic viability of the town. This is in line with theimplementation of Section 21(l)(i) of the Spatial Planningand Land Use Management Act Systems Act, No 16 of2013. The public and all other stakeholders are invited toparticipate in the preparation process.

Any development issues and concerns that the communityfeels need to be addressed in this Plan can be forwarded inwriting to the Municipal Manager, Mr B.A. Xulu, via post toPO Box 71, Greytown 3250 or email mmpa@umvoti.gov.za; alternatively written concerns can be hand-deliveredto the Records Department, 41 Bell/King Dinuzulu Street,Greytown. Enquiries can be directed to Mrs N. Mbhele on033 413 9203/6 or email Nozipho.Mbhele@umvoti.gov.za.

MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 1933MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN

3250

UMVOTI MUNICIPALITYCLOSURE OF OFFICES

EASTER HOLIDAY

Umvoti Residents are hereby informed that theUmvoti Municipal Offices will be closed as follows:• 17th April 2014 at 13h00 the cashier will be

closeD at 12h00, public holidays being the 18thand 21st April 2014 please further note that theLibrary will be closed on the 19th April 2014

• Closure 28th April 2014• Closure 01st May 2014• Closure 07th May 2014Refuse Collection: will not be collected on the 07thMay 2014 only and will operate as normal over theother holidays.All Standby Services and Emergency Services:will operate as normal anyone having an emergencyduring this closure period are requested to contactthe 911 Centre on 033 417 2911.Purchasing of Electricity: Anyone needing topurchase electricity is requested to purchaseadditional electricity alternatively electricity can bepurchased at Aheers Multisave.

Umvoti Municipality Councillors, Management andStaff wish you all a Safe and Joyous Easter Holidays.

Mr B.A. Xulu P O Box 71 Notice 1931Municipal Manager Greytown

3250

UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

PUBLIC NOTICE FORTHE 2014/15 DRAFT IDP

REVIEW AND BUDGETNotice is hereby given that Umvoti LocalMunicipality has prepared the 2014/15Draft IDP Review and Budget as requiredin terms of Section 34 of the MunicipalSystems Act (No. 32 of 2000) andSection 21 and 22 of Municipal FinanceManagement Act No. 56 of 2003. Thesedocuments are now available for publiccomments/inputs, and they can beaccessed at the Municipal Offices locatedat 41 Bell Street/King Dinuzulu Streetin Greytown and can also be accessedfrom the Municipal website which iswww.umvoti.gov.za .The dates for structured publicparticipation on the implementation ofthe Budget and IDP will be advertisedseparately.Any comments on the abovementioneddocuments must reach the Officeof the Municipal Manager, Mr B.A.Xulu, in writing, by no later than the30th April 2014 at 12h00 via post toPO Box 71, Greytown, 3250 oremail mmpa@umvoti.gov.za; alternativelycomments can be hand-delivered tothe Records Department, 41 Bell/King Dinuzulu Street, Greytown.MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 1930MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN

3250

UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

INTENTION TO DISPOSEVACANT SITES – CALL FOR

PROOF OF OWNERSHIPNotice is hereby in terms of the provisions of Section14 (b) of the Municipal Finance Management Act,2003 (Act No. 56 of 2003) and subject to UmvotiMunicipality’s Supply Chain Management Policythat the Municipality has an intention to disposeof the different categories of sites within UmvotiMunicipality KZ245 as per the following schedule:

Before disposing of the undermentioned sites/erven,the Municipality would like to appeal to the membersof the public, or any interested party to approachthe Office of the Manager Legal Services with legalproof or legal documents indicating ownership ofthe site within (30) Thirty days from the date of thisadvert.

Lot 1795 3 584 square metres

Lot 1781 2 402 square metres

Lot 1584 2 832 square metres

Lot 1672 3 427 square metres

Lot 1671 1 655 square metres

Lot 1623 1 703 square metres

Lot 1590 1 710 square metres

Lot 1591 694 square metres

Please take note that if (30) thirty days expire(Wednesday, 14th May 2014) without any legal claimor valid, objection the Municipality will proceed withprocesses of disposing of the abovementioned sites.

All proof to reach the Office of the Manager LegalServices by 14th May 2014 and sent to PO Box71, Greytown 3250, email mmpa@umvoti.gov.zaor fax to 033 417 1393 or you can further hand inyour proof at the Office of the Municipal Manager,41 Bell Street, Greytown.

Any enquiries relating to the above should be directedto: Miss K. Maharaj on 033 413 9101.

MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 1932MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN

3250

April 9, 2014 Greytown Gazette Page 9

Wedding bells ring out

Mondli Khoza and Phumelele Bhengu were married on 29 March at theCivic Hall in Greytown. Mondli works for Baileys Pegs and Phumelele atInjabulo Clinic. The couple live in Solomon Mzolo, Greytown.

Kammaland kapersAmelia van derMerwe loved herhorse ride atKammaland’s funday on Saturday, 15March. Kammalandwishes to thankCaroline Minnaarwho allowed us toride on her beautifulhorse, Kammalandscholars and oldscholars, committeemembers, parentsand the Greytowncommunity whocontributed towardsmaking this fun daya big success.

SPARKY’S world wasturned upside downwhen her owners, whomoved into a retire-ment home in Grey-town, were unable totake her with them. Aneight year old spayedJack Russell, as can beseen in the photo, sheis full of character andwill bring much love toher new family.

Anyone prepared togiveherahome,pleasecontact the SPCA at072 096 9634 duringoffice hours.

Loving home needed for Sparky

Terms and Conditions apply.Model/s shownmay differ.Errors & Omissions excepted.Fuel consumption figures quoted areobtained under specific test conditions.

116 Voortrekker Street • Tel: 033 413 2164MASCOR GREYTOWN

DEALER PRINCIPAL: RoryMelton – 079 694 9836OUR SALES TEAM: Zandile Meteni – 072 193 7421 • Anna-Maria Hattingh – 071 380 4273 • Excellent Mhlongo – 082 570 5843

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Power: 132kW | Torque: 230Nm | Fuel Consumption: 6.8 litres/100km | ABS with EBDFog Lamps – Front & Rear | Air Conditioner | Power Windows – Front | Rain Sensor Wipers | Hill Start AssistRear Park Assist | Cruise Control | Electronic Parking brake | Airbags – Driver, Passenger, Front Seat Side &Curtain Leather Trim | Airbag Deactivator | ISOFIX Child Seat Anchorage | Alarm & ImmobiliserRadio with RDS CD Frontloader/MP3/Aux input | USB | Bluetooth® | On-Board Computer5 Years/90 000km Service Plan | 5 Years/120 000km Warranty & Roadside Assistance5 Years/90 000km Service Plan | 5 Years/120 000km Warranty & Roadside Assistance

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April 9, 2014Greytown GazettePage 10

PLEASENOTE:

DEADLINE FORGAZETTE

CLASSIFIEDS ISMONDAY, 10 am

PHONE033 413 2735

1 Births

SEAN & Elzare Slatterwould like to an-nounce the arrival oftheir son Clarke Wal-ter Slatter, born Sun-day 23 March 2014.The proud delightedgrandparants are Ste-phen & Alet van derMerwe & Walter &Colleen Slatter, bothof Greytown.Sean & Elzare kondigmet opgewondenheiddie geboorte aan vanClarke Walter Slatter,gebore op Sondag 23Maart 2014. Die trotsegrootouers is Walter &Colleen Slatter enStephen en Alet vander Merwe van Grey-town.

12 Thanks

GREYTOWN Gent’sHairdresser will beclosing at the end ofApril. Thank you foryour surpport over theyears. Hedley Ed-wards.

18 Clubs andMeetings

HERMANNSBURG -Schulfest 3rd May 2014.Our Annual School Festi-val is upon us again, thisis visited by people fromfar and wide and a greatfamily day.

Anyone interested in hav-ing a stall at our CraftMarket is asked to con-tact 084 951 0675.

30 BuildingServices

ANCESTORS HERIT-AGE. We do: Building,carpentry, tiling, plumb-ing, fencing etc. For qual-ity

services contact Mr. So-sha Mbanjwa072 224 1923 or Mr.Themba Mbanjwa072 404 5932.

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

34 CleaningServices

CARPET, upholsterycleaning. Experiencedowner supervised andquick. Phone Nola083 320 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 and wroughtiron incl burglar guards,gates, carports, palisadefencing, structural etc.Call Brain 073 212 6627.

39 For Hire

AMATAFULA, 10 seaterround. Tel 082 957 2812/082 315 6653.

41 GardenServices

PROFESSIONAL treefelling. Phone Brain073 212 6627.

42 Health andBeauty

CHIROPRACTOR. Grey-town Drug Store. DrWhite will be available onWednesdays.

44 Loans andInvestments

LENCO Credit Loans.Quick approvals, 5% In-terest per month PLUS*Initiation Fee, *MonthlyFee. R150 commissionfor anyone who introdu-ces a new client. Pen-sioners welcome. 125Pine Street, Greytown,3250. Tel: 033 417 1337.

47 PersonalServices

ABORTION Alternative.Wednesday 2-5pm. Freecounselling by appoint-ment. Call or sms078 879 7484.

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.

73 General Sales

2 Filing cabinets, 1 steelshelf, roller gates, bric &brac. 084 431 2028 / 033417 2579 a/h. Riso pho-tocopy machine.

DEFY silver washing ma-chine, front loader, hardlyused. R2 000. Defy stovealso practically new.R2 000. Phone Sue033 417 1344.

PS2 for sale, R800. Con-tact 081 835 3250.

WOODEN wendy houses,prompt delivery, bestquality, new pinewoodand excellent service. Forfree quotes and orderscall Lloyd 072 417 3229.

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

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

127 Holiday Guide

RAMSGATE beach houseto hire for school holidays@ R800.00 per night. Outof season R500.00 pernight. Contact Di Mason082 930 4014.

127 Holiday Guide

COMFORTABLE BazleyBeach house still availa-ble for Easter holidays.Only R500 per day.Sleeps 4 adults, 3 chil-dren and with cot for ababy. Five minute walk tobeach. Enquiries:lindebeer@gmail.com

130 Rooms to Let

ROOMS to rent. Contact081 835 3250.

164 Used Cars

COROLLA 140i, powersteering, central locking,alarm, CD player, air-bags, ABS brakes andnew tyres. R75 000 neg.Tel: 084 587 1842.

GOLF 1 for sale. R12 000.Contact 072 617 6203.

173 GeneralEmployment

RECEPTIONIST positionavailable at Doctor’srooms from 1st May2014. Applicant must becomputer literate, confi-dent with conversing inAfrikaans and English,dealing competently withthe public.

CV to be e-mailed to medi-cure@futuregtn.co.za orfaxed to 033 413 2102/413 2101 dropped at 186Pine Street, Greytown.

If no response by 15thApril, your application isunsuccessful.

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

DUDU seeks domesticwork, 072 978 6180.

HAPPY seeks domesticwork. Contact084 228 9427.

NOMATHEMBA seeks do-mestic work. Contact071 114 6023.

THEMBELIHLE seeks do-mestic work, has twoyears exp, full time. Con-tact 082 630 0070.

ERNIE VENTERPremier Property Consultant

Cell: 072 444 9788ernie@wakefields.co.za

HOUSE FORSALE

4 bedrooms,2 bathrooms

R830 000Call to view

The CountryNurseryTel: 033 413 3510

Now is the time for

AUTUMNPLANTING

of Bulbs, Pansy, Primula, Viola, Snaps,Foxgloves, Poppies and Petunias

GAZETTESMALLSSomething for everyone

WHILST everyone is aware of 1April being April Fool’s day, howabout some of these for the rest ofthe month:

2nd: National peanut butter andjelly day.3rd: Don’t go to work unless its funday4th: Hug a newsman day/Tell a lieday;5th: Go for broke day6th: Plan your epitaph day.7th: No housework day8th: All is ours day

9th: Name yourself day10th: Golfer’s day11th: National submarine day12th: Big Wind day13th: Scrabble day14th: Ex-spouse day/look up at thesky day/national pecan day15th: Titanic remembrance day16th: National eggs benedict day17th: Blah, blah, blahday/pet own-ers independence day18th: International jugglers day19th: National garlic day20th: Look alike day21st: Dyngus day

22nd: National jellybean day23rd: Lover’s day/take a chanceday24th:Pig inablanketday/takeyourdaughter to work day.25th: World Penguin day26th: Hug an Australian day/na-tional pretzel day27th: National prime rib day/tell astory day28th:Greatpoetryreadingday/kissyour mate day29th: National shrimp scampi day30th: Hairstyle appreciation day/national honesty day.

Bizarre days in April

KRANSKOP Child Welfare is look-ing for information on the follow-ing:

>> Father of Behkani NtosekoKhumalo, born 2 June 1996.Moth-

er Cebisle PrudenceMzimeta is de-ceased.

>> Mother of Nosipho Zwane,born 22 March 2003. Father Mnt-sheleni German Dlomo is de-

ceased.>> Father of Thalente Mbatha,

born 18 January 1999.Please contact SK Makhoba at

033 444 1578 if you can assist.

Missing persons

ASSEMBLY OF GOD FELLOWSHIP18th:8a.m.: Good FridayDUTCH REFORMED CHURCH (NGK)18TH: 9a.m.: Good Friday20th: 9a.m. Easter SundayGREYTOWN MINISTERS FRATER-NAL6 A.M.: Easter Sunday Sunrise service– Lake Merthley.All welcomeMETHODIST CHURCHGREYTOWN:17TH:6 P.M.: Maundy Thursday18th: 8a.m.: Goood Friday20th: 9a.m.: Easter SundayDALTON;18th:8a.m.: Good Friday20th: 9a.m.: Easter SundayENHLALAKAHLE14th;15th;16th: 6p.m. Holy Week

17th:5p.m.: Vigil18th:10a.m.: Good Friday6p.m. Healing Service19th and 20th: 6a.m.:Easter VigilST JAMES ANGLICAN CHURCH13TH: 9a.m.:Palm Sunday14th and 15th:5.30 p.m.: Eucharist16th:10 a.m. and 5.30 p.m.: Eucha­rist17th: 5.30 p.m.: Maundy ThursdayEucharist18th: 12 noon: 3 hour Good Friday serv­ice20th: 9a.m. Easter Sunday EucharistST THEODORE’S CATHOLICCHURCHGreytown and Enhalalkahle13th: 8a.m.: Palm Sunday processionand Holy Mass

9a.m.: Umzungezo wamaSundu Ama­bandla ahlangene.16th:7p.m.: Passion Play movie “Lu­theran Church Enhlalakahle17th p.m.: Washing of Feet and HolyMass:St Theodore’s7.3o p.m.: Inkokazi Yoxolo18th: 7a.m. Stations of the Cross: StTheodore’s7a.m. AmaBanfdla ahlangeneCreche eFrance / Angol;Tholinh-lanhla sportsgrounds18th: 3p.m.: Good Friday\5p.m.: Inkosikazi Yoxolo church19th: 8a.m.: St Theodore’s10a.m.: Tugela Ferry St martin’s12.30: Keates Drift Umalusi Omuhlechurch

EASTERchurch services

April 9, 2014 Greytown Gazette Page 11

LETCEE, a non profit company, working in the EarlyChildhood Development field, seeks to appoint a

TRAINING MANAGERbased in Greytown, KZN

Requirements:• Willingness to reside in Greytown.• Relevant tertiary qualification.• Good understanding of ECD.• Knowledge of NQF and qualifications.• Knowledge of relevant policies.• Registered as an assessor and moderator with the ETDP Seta.• Computer proficiency, including Excel, Word and PowerPoint.

Confident on Internet, emails.• Willingness to work away from home and to travel in rural

communities.• Able to communicate effectively verbally and in writing.

Good presentation skills.• Able to set and manage budgets.• Results oriented person capable of coordinating and

executing multiple tasks.• At least 3 years’ relevant work experience. Having worked in

NGO sector will be an advantage.• Ability to make decisions and take initiative.• Self-motivated person with ability to work independently and

cooperatively in a team.• Driver’s Licence is a non-negotiable.Please send a short CV (no certificates) to ecd@letcee.org

Applications close 12 noon 14th April 2014.

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FIXTURES.Matches to be played this weekend areas follows:Saturday, 12 April:10am: Dingane/Super Strikers.

3pm: Commodores/NdunasKunomhlango ngolwesine ameteam ay-acelwa ukuba athumele izithunywa ez-imbili isikhathi 17.30 Enhlalakahlesportground.

Enhlakahle Football Association

HIGHEST rainfall (by not too many drops)for March over the past seven years wasrecorded this year with a healthy 150.4.

In2010/11,149.6wasrecorded,with thelowest in 2008/9 42.5.

According to Ram Bagdath of PannarSeed Research department, the 40 yearmean is 95.32.

Autumn is definitely in the air with thehighest maximum temperature recordedof 27.8 on 20 March and the lowest 17.9on 2 March.

Minimumtempswerenot toochilly - low-est a7.7. on23Marchand8.5on26March.

InGreytown,GrantGifford recorded173mm for the month of March

March weather updated

11am: Mac-cadesnem/Codesa12 noon: Com-modore/Mfanelo1pm: Nzima/CapeTown spurs2pm: Rebels/TsalanangSunday, 13 April:10am: CapeTownSpures/SuperStars11am: Mfanelo/City Stars12 noon: Dinang-we/Maccadesnem1pm: Codesa/Cos-mos2pm: Nxzima/Baroka

TWELVE schools took part in soccer and netballchallenges at the very successful annual GreytownCluster sports against crime and substance abuseat King Edward Park recently.

All police stations in the Greytown Cluster wererepresented by two schools: Muden Combinedand Ebungi High under Muden SAPS, Spakhemeand Buhlebuyeza under Greytown SAPS, Sen­zokuhle and Elsie Mtshali under Rietvlei SAPS,Zimiseleni and Bathembu under Umsinga SAPS,Gcotoi and Sokheni under Kranskop SAPS andMaqhinga and Umvoti High under MatimatoloSAPS.THE RESULTS WERE:Soccer:The 2014 champions: Buhlebuyesa HighSchool2nd: Umvoti High School3rd: Senzokuhle High School.Best player: Thulasizwe Mzolo

Top goal scorer: Khetho NdawondeBest goalkeeper: Phiulani Hadebe – all of Buhle­buyeza High School.Netball:The 2014 champions: Gcothoi High School2nd: Maqhinga High School3rd: Muden Combined SchoolBest player: Tholakele Myeza of Maqhinga HighSchoolTop goal scorer: Nelisiwe Sithole ­ MahingaBest defender: Zandile Dlomo ­ Gcothoi HighSchool.

The winning schools received a trophy, medalsand jerseys for soccer and netball. Eash schooltaking part was presented with a netball anda football.

The Greytown Cluster expressed their apprecia­tion to Mpilwenhle Medical Centre, Field Security,Kharodia Greytown, Kranskop Build It, EMRS, Um­voti Municipality, Department of Sport and Recre­

ation, Department of Community Safety and Liai­son, Mr J.K. Makhathini for funding the event, theorganizing committee, respective station com­manders and Greytown cluster commander;andCPF board chairpersons.

Greytown Cluster Board CPF Chairperson Mr.Gcabashe, Mr. Mkhize Ematimatolo SAPS CPFChair, Mr Mhlambo of Emsinga SAPS CFPChairperson wearing their special CPF Tee whichsponsored bu Mpilwenhle Medical Centre.

Greytown Cluster annual sports a great success

April 9, 2014Greytown GazettePage 12

SPORT NEWSST Cathryn’s was a hive of activity as we preparedfor the visit on Tuesday of the Turf Managers As­

sociation (TMA). The Green keepers of KZN havea monthly meeting and we were pleased to wel­come and show them how we are doing.

Their program started at 10am (after tea andscones) with a talk by the chairman Robyn Naick­er, based at Umhlali Golf Club. Then it was theturn of the sponsor.

The sponsor this month is Maverick GardenServices and Landscaping, owned by Darren Coull,who is based at Simbiti Golf Club. Then the green­keeper talked about his course and then it wastime for golf. The greenkeepers were able to givecomments and constructive suggestions to StCathryn’s to help with improvements. Cost savingideas and offers of secondhand equipment arealways welcome. Members are reminded to dustoff their clubs for the Tuta Carriers Club Champsthis coming Saturday and Sunday, 12 and 13 April.Anyone who needs accommodation must pleasecontact us before Friday. This Friday, 11 April, thepub will be closed due to a private function andwe thank our regulars for understanding. To bookfor meals and/or golf, please contact us at 082555 2661 or 083 269 1661.

St CathrynsNews

HOW time flies!Already April and we are stillto have a

bowls fun day. Well here it is…May day,which is apublic holiday fallingonaThurs-day 1st May.

Umvoti Tyres is sponsoring this trips daywhen three mixed players form a drawnteam. Guaranteed to be lots of laughter,wobbly bowls, wrong biases and good funall round.

The day will also have a gastronomictwist as the club is planning a deliciousmealwhich is included in theR50 entry perperson.

Don’t miss out. Phone now to book your

place: Bryan Paul at 033 413 2157, ErikaFischer at 084 507 3345 or Karen Cordyat 084 582 1204.

Teams are made up of one absolute be-ginner, one who has played previously andan experienced bowler tomake for as evena game as possible.

Club championships singles will alsostart soon - entries close on 12 April andround one begins. Please check the noticeboard.

Dates for fun days this year:1 May: Umvoti Tyres29 June: Pannar10 August and 26 October.

From the ditch

IT is that time of the year again ­ AGM time!We would like to inform all members of the

Greytown Country Club that our AGM will be heldon Wednesday, 16 April starting at 6pm.

The restaurant and bar will be closed for theduration of the AGM. We want to appeal to allmembers to please attend this very importantmeeting.

Jenny Cowie lost out on the money as she wasnot present at the time of the draw.

The next attendance draw will be on Friday,11 April with R900 up for grabs. Be here at be­tween 6.30 to 7pm and you could be the luckywinner.

One of the beautiful experiences of life is towalk on a golf course on autumn mornings in theKZN Midlands, listening to the birds and enjoyingthe smell of freshly mown grass.

Throw into this mix the company of likemindedcompanions, the thrill of competition and thesupport of a generous sponsor, and the result issurely what the French call “joie de vivre”, looselytranslated as “a feeling of happiness or excite­ment about life”.

We here in Greytown simply call it the annualFNB Greytown Country Club golf championship,which was held on 5 and 6 of April.

After two gloriously sunny days of golf, OscarNdawonde successfully defended his crown with

a score of 144 gross, defeating Bheki Mlangenion the last hole by one stroke. And we all thoughtICC T20 World Cup cricket was exciting!

The rest of the winners were as follows:B-div: John Mlangeni.C-div: Tienie Muller.

Best net overall and seniors:Tienie Muller.

Stableford winner was Bigboy Ngonyama andthe Mug of Mugs was Marthinus Steyn.

Our sincere gratitude to our main sponsor, FNB,as well as Mascor Greytown for the Mug of Mugprize.

Every Tuesday is Cheap­as­Tuesday where abeef burger and chips is only R30.

The “Sunday 9@9” entry fee is R40 to playnine holes. Richard Chiazzari is sponsoring a chick­en that will be up for the winning on Sundaymornings. Thank You UFO.

Dates to diarize:Saturday, 12 April: Mascor Monthly mugWednesday, 16 April: AGMFriday, 25 April: Happy HourSaturday, 10 May: Pannar Golf daySaturday, 17 May: Mascor monthly mugSunday, 25 May: Ladies invitation.

Greytown Country Club

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