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033 413 2735 Fax 033 413 1933 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 2014 e-mail [email protected]

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IT’S crazy I know.Deadlines for display advertisements

for the issue dated 23 April is today, 16April at 1pm.Deadline for classifieds is to-morrow. Thursday 17 April at 9am.

An urgent appeal to schools back hardat work (and those still on holiday) toplease submit your reports and photos by10am tomorrow.

I know its not easy, but the editor hasevenmore stringent deadlines for thenextissue so your help will be greatly appreci-ated.

Banks, the Post Office and many retailoutlets will be closed on Good Friday andMonday but will be open on Easter Satur-day for business.

The Greytown Gazette will be open onMonday, 21 April from 8am to 11am forweekend sports or news reports.

Umvoti Municipal offices will be closedfor the Easter weekend. Residents areasked tonote that the cashier at theTreas-ury will close at noon on Thursday, 17April. Greytown Library will be closed thewhole weekend.

Refuse collection as normal.If standbyor emergency services are re-

quired, please contact the 911 centre at033 417 2911.

If youare travelling, reachyourdestina-tion and return home safely.

Happy Easter!

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GOODnews is that theMavund-la Squaremall will be open andup and running by the end ofthis year - a very positive devel-opment not only for the eco-nomic growth of the town anddistrict, but also for job crea-tion.

Proof that the many storieswhich have circulated over thepast six years were rumourswas the presence of PresidentJacobZuma,andotherdignato-ries, last Tuesday to undertakethe traditional sod turning cer-emony.

Primemover, PhilaniGodfreyMavundla, has been deter-mined to overcome any prob-lems in establishing this devel-opment which will lead to jobcreation and business invest-ment to the benefit ofUmvoti.

He had bought up the areacovering 6 000 square metresand said that on completion ofthe project, more than R300-millionwill havebeen spent.Hesaid that when Zuma had ad-dressed a meeting of farmersand business people in 2011 inGreytown, he had encouragedhim to build the mall to makeGreytown more vibrant andcreate jobs.

The sod turning ceremonywas theculminationof six yearsof hard work, Mavundla said,and on completion will drasti-cally change the rates base ofUmvoti Municipality.

Date for completion is No-vember 2014 so as to be readyin time for the December trade.

Anchor tenants include Sho-prite Checkers, Jet, Edcon,Debonairs and Steers.

In his speech, Zuma said “Iam not here to campaign but topleadwith investors to invest in

Greytown.”He said that he was aware

that they might not want to in-vest in such an initiative as itwas 100% black owned, but itwas necessary in order to en-sure the growth of the townanddistrict.

He also went on to say thatblack people needed to have abank owned by them and alsonewspapers, so that “our sto-ries can be told.”

A number of local business-men who attended the ceremo-ny said that it was a very posi-tive and encouraging move forthe future growth of Greytownand surrounds.

Politics did not feature in thespeeches.

Unfortunately, AgricultureandEnvironmental affairsMECMesack Radebe grabbed theMedia headlines, pushing themall development to the side by

claiming that social grants hadbeen increased “but there arepeople who are stealing themby voting for oppositionparties.”

An appeal was also made toESKOM by Umvoti municipalmanagerBonganiXulutospeedupthedevelopmentof Umvoti’selectricity infrastructure toensure that this project,and others had sufficientpower.

PHOTO:SBUSISIWE MAGWAZAAt the sod turning ceremony – President Jacob Zuma (centre), with (from right) MEC for AgricultureMeshack Radebe, First Lady Nompumelelo MaNtuli Zuma, Nomalanga Pasket (National EmpowermentFund board member, deputy Minister of Finance Nhlanhla Nene and Umvoti municipal manager BonganiXulu.

ECONOMIC GROWTH/JOBCREATION FOR GREYTOWN

April 16, 2014Greytown Gazette

MANY moons ago,Greytown’s famousIrish poet Sean O’Kel-ly, after freezing in theearly morning, suffer-ing heat stroke atlunchtime and gettingtotally wet and hit onthe head with hail-stones on his wayhome, in betweensneezes, sniffles andthe shakes pennedthe following:“The weather in Um-voti’s crazy.At 10 am its bright;Eleven, hazy.By noon you’re bak-ing.At one, you’re so cold,your bones aching.

Come two, it poursso hard the county’sfloating.

Three you discardthe brolly you’ve beentoting.

Four, it’s still andcalm and balmy.

But winds at fivecould mobilize the ar-my.

Six brings a chill,impenetrable fog.

Yet seven showsstars to set the mindagog.

Eight and there’shail we’d never knownabout. At nine thereseems to be somesnow about.

Ten, and accompa-nied by thunder,

The lightning tearsthe skies asunder.

(Thank goodnessthat our weathermanat play

Has only four-and-twenty hours a day).”

Umvoti’sweatheris crazy

THE Easter Bunny is a fantasy char-acter depicted as a rabbit bringingEaster eggs.

Originating among German Lu-therans, the Easter hare originallyplayed the role of a judge, evaluat-ing whether children were good ordisobedient at the start of the sea-son of Easter. The Easter Bunny issometimes depicted wearingclothes. In legend, he carries col-oured eggs in his basket, candy andsometimes also toys to the homesof children. The custom was firstmentioned in Georg Franck vonFranckenau’s De ovis paschalibus(about Easter Eggs) in 1682, refer-ring to a German tradition of anEaster hare bringing Easter Eggs forthe children.

In many church services on EasterSunday, a live rabbit representingthe Easter Bunny is brought into thecongregation, especially for the chil-dren’s message.

The Easter Bunny

SIPHOMANDLA MADLALA

MANY women came to Mudento attend the Evangelical Luther-an Church conference of theSouthern Eastern Diocese.

TheconferencewasheldinMu-den parish from 3 to 6 April atOphathe primary school.

This gathering is only formem-bers of thiswoman’s league, fromLutheran churches falling underthe Ondini circuit which coversMuden to Harrismith.

The Ondini circuit has 12 par-ishes - Ladysmith, Mangweni,Stendal, Hoffental, Bethlehem,

Emmaus, Muden, Mhlangana,Mpumelelo, Kopleegte, Phang-weni and Harrismithparish.

The Ondini circuit conferenceis held annually in different par-ishes.

The Muden conference, like allprevious ones, was very success-ful.

The purpose of this conferenceis to teach, educate and enter-tain.

Many items were discussed,such as bible study, HIV and Aidsas well as an informative talk onthe coming election,

Evangelical Lutheran Churchconference in Muden

EASTER, in the Northern hemisphere,falls in the spring, the yearly time of re-newal when the earth renews itself aftera long, cold winter.

The word Easter comes from theNorsemen’s Eostur, Eastar, Ostara, andOstar, and the pagan goddess Eostre, allof which involve the season of the grow-ing sun and new birth. The Easter Bunnyreferred originally to a symbol of fertility,due to the rapid reproduction habits ofthe hare and rabbit.

The ancient Egyptians, Persians,Phoenicians, and Hindus all believed theworld began with an enormous egg, thusthe egg as a symbol of new life has beenaround for thousands of years. The par-ticulars may vary, but most culturesaround the world use the egg as a symbolof new life and rebirth.

A notation in the household accountsof King Edward I of England showed anexpenditure of 18 pence for 450 eggs tobe gold-leafed and coloured for Eastergifts.

A North African tribe, which wereChristian, have for many years had a cus-tom of colouring eggs at Easter.

Long hard winters often meant littlefood, and a fresh egg for Easter was quitea prize. Later, Christians abstained fromeating meat during the Lenten seasonprior to Easter. Easter was the firstchance to enjoy eggs and meat

after the long abstinence.Some European children go from

house to house begging for Easter eggs,much like Halloween trick-or-treaters.Called pace-egging, it comes from the oldword for Easter, Pasch.

Many old cultures also attributed theegg with great healing powers.

It is interesting to note that eggs playalmost no part in the Easter celebrationsof Mexico, South America, and AmericanIndian cultures. Egg-rolling contests area symbolic re-enactment of the rollingaway of the stone from Christ’stomb..

Easter...have a happy one!

PUBLIC MEETINGThursday, 24 April 2014

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eThekwini Spokesperson for Housing.

Local DA representatives will also be present.

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April 16, 2014 Greytown Gazette

IN an exciting development,Letcee (Little Elephant EarlyChildhood Development), anNGO working in rural commu-nities around Greytown, hasjust obtained their first Mobiletoy library.

Letcee operates a familybased,earlychildhooddevelop-ment programme, aimed at en-suring that children who areunable to access pre-schoolhave the chance for early learn-ing and stimulation throughplay.

Letcee has established fourpermanent toy libraries in ship-ping containers in Matimatolo,Eshane, Mbuba and Njenga-bantu.

These toy libraries are avail-able for children (and adults)within these communities, pro-viding a safe place to play In ad-dition, the toy libraries provideresources for those workingwith young children in thesecommunities, allowing them toexchange their play materialsonaregularbasis toprovideva-

riety.Unfortunately, some children

are unable to access these toylibraries as they live too faraway. This is why Letcee are soexcited about the mobile toy li-brary.

The fully kitted out truck,with a canopy, shelves and toys,will be able to access childrenin the more remote areas ofthese already very rural com-munities.

The children will be able toattend ‘come and play’ ses-

sions, giving them the chance toplaywithavarietyofeducation-al toys, learnthroughplay,meetother children and adults andmost importantly, have fun.

A big thank you to the Grin-drod Family Trust and Kia fortheir support in getting thetruck ready for action.

An early reminder that theannual Letcee Lilani walk/run,is planned for Sunday, 29 Junethisyear, toraise funds foraddi-tional stock for the toylibraries.

The Letcee mobile toy library.

First mobile toy library for Letcee

Mother’sDay ison11May-adayonwhichchildren, nomatterhowyoungorold, canshow their love for their mother. Manytake their mothers for granted, so this isonedayout of 365 inwhich they can showjust how much that motherly love andcare is appreciated.

Deadline for mother’s day advertise-ments andmessages in the GreytownGa-zette is Friday, 9 May at 1pm.

Mothersdayreminder

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a sprinkle of parsley and topped with 8 Cheezy Pockets of your choice.

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*Conditions apply. Free Delivery: Minimum order of R50 is required to qualify for Free Delivery (5km radius of restaurant ordered from). Free Delivery availableat selected restaurants only. Debonairs Pizza reserves the right to charge a delivery fee outside the specified delivery area, if deemed necessary. Free Deliveryapplies from the restaurant to the first point of entry, i.e. security gate. Our drivers work hard and a service tip, if deserved, would be appreciated. While stocks last.Size and appearance may vary. Crockery not included. Available in large (30cm) size only. One Cheezy Pocket per slice, a total of 8 Cheezy Pockets on a large pizza.Choose either the Cheese & Onion or the Cheese & Jalapeño Cheezy Pockets. Offer available in a Chicken and Meaty option only. Product contains egg.Facebook: www.facebook.com/DebonairsPizza. Twitter: @DebonairsPizza. Visit www.debonairspizza.co.za for nutritional information.

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We visited ourchurch to hear theEaster Story in thelast week of thefirst term, beforesettling down towait for the EasterBunny to visit. Hehad telephoned ourteachers to placean order for Easterbaskets, because hewas coming soon.On the lastThursday of term,we had our Easteregg hunt aroundthe kindergartenand school grounds,and all of us foundyummy Easter eggsfor our baskets. Wewish everyone ahappy Easter whilewe enjoy our lovelyholidays - and ourEaster eggs.

Hermannsburg Little Oaks’ Oracle

GREYTOWN JuniorSchool’s first rugby teamtravelled to Utrecht andparticipatedintheirannu-al sports week recently.

A total of 10 rugbyschools entered.

The tournament pro-vides an excellent oppor-tunity for the secondteams of bigger schoolsand the first teams ofsmaller schools to partici-pate in a competitive rug-by tournament.

Greytown Junior had agreat start, winning theirfirst three games againstDundee Junior, Hutten-park and Lucas Meyer.

Greytown Junior playedKuswag in the semi-final.Unfortunately we did notprogress through to the fi-nals.

Greytown Juniorranked fourth out of the

10 schools present andwon three out of their fivegames.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDA Stanczyk and M Bloy with Greytown JuniorSchool’s first rugby team

Junior jottings

Bracken Timbershas the following vacancy at our Sawmilling, Forestry andAgricultural operation located just outside Greytown.

Applicants must be in possession of a Matric Certificate and avalid driver’s licence.

DIESELMECHANIC

• Must have a relevant qualification with at least 5 years’ workexperience.

• Ability to work on various types of vehicles and agriculturalequipment is essential.

• Require good multi-tasking and organisational skills.• Must be self-motivated with an excellent understanding of partsrequisition and job card systems.

• Auto electrical and/or vehicle hydraulics knowledge andexperience will be an added advantage.

• Good communication skills, with fluency in English and Zulu, areessential.

The company offers a market-related salary with generous benefitsincluding annual bonus, provident fund, medical aid and staffhousing.Applicants who meet the above criteria should forward their CV(maximum 4 pages) to:

Mr M. MasonFax: 086 602 6795

Email: [email protected]

Closing date for applications is 15 May 2014.Please consider your

application unsuccessful if you do not hear from us by31 May 2014.

UMVOTI MUNICIPALITYINTENTION TO AWARD

In terms of Section 49 of the Umvoti Municipality supply chain managementpolicy, the awarding of contract will be confirmed in writing after (14)calendar days, therefore if there are any objections they should reach theMunicipal Manager’s office within 14 days from the date of this advert.

BIDDER NAME TENDER INTENDEDTO WARD

Rural Metro EmergencyManagement (PTY) LTD

Supply and delivery of Tools andEquipment

Fire Raiders (PTY) LTD Supply and delivery of Tools andEquipment

Hamilton Hydraulic Services CC Supply and delivery of Tools andEquipment

Valmo Fire Services cc Supply and delivery of Tools andEquipment

Unqondo Projects cc Supply and delivery of Jaws ofLife

Any enquiries relating to the above should be directed toMr B.A. Xulu on 033 413 9101.The grievance period will expire by close of business on 28th April 2014.MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 1935MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN

3250

UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

WARD 09 CALL FOR EMPLOYMENTREGISTRATION ON DATABASE ANDWARD 09 COMMUNITY MEETING

Residents of WARD 09 namely those who have completedmatric are hereby invited to register on the employmentdatabase, registration will commence from the 22nd April2014 until the 02nd May 2014 with the exception of the publicholidays, kindly bring a detailed CV with all qualificationscertified, as well as a certified copy of your ID to the Town Hallor CRM Centre between 08h00 and 16h00.

Further to the above a WARD 09 Community Meeting willbe held on the 23rd April 2014 at 17h00 in the Town Hall todiscuss issues pertaining to water, housing and the valuationroll.

Should you have any enquiries on the above kindly contactWARD Cllr Chonco on 073 503 2918.

MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 1937MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN

3250

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NB: All contract awards are subject to no appeals lodged within5 working days from date of this advertisement.

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OUR visitors from Reutlingen, Germany, arehaving a blast, immersing themselves inour beautiful province as they visit variousplaces of interest during these holidays.

They have been exposed to our rich cul-tural diversity - from the extravagance ofGateway to the curries and spices of theVictoria Market Square to traditional Zululifestyles, local soccer flair and the surf ofthe Indian Ocean, every day is a new adven-

ture.On Monday, 21 April, shortly before they

return to Germany, they will be an integralpart of our celebration of a decade of suc-cessful Germany exchange programmetours. Their four week visit to South Africawill be reciprocated in July/August, whenour Grade 10 pupils will visit them for fourweeks, and learn so much more about Ger-many than one can imagine through maga-

zines, the internet, letters or emails.We wish our school family a blessed

Easter, safe journeys and peaceful, relaxedtimes with friends and family before westart school again on Wednesday, 23 April.

The parents of our Grade eight pupilsare invited to meet their children’s teachersbetween 2 and 4pm on Tuesday, 22 April.

Don’t forget our annual Schulfest on 3May this year - be there.

The Grade 10’s with their German exchange partners, teachers andthe patriarch of the traditional homestead they visited nearRorke's Drift.

Hermannsburg Happenings

The Wembley College Old Scholars hockey club which played in the Country Districts hockey league.

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Ushampeni we-spelling bee ka-2013 uMonitor Nyawo emva kokutshelwa ukuthi uwinile. uNyawo waziwinela imali, izwincwadi kanye nemifundaze emvakokupela igama elithi ‘omniscient.’

Undunankulu uxhasa i-spelling bee

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 [email protected]

Send us the below information via email,[email protected] 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, [email protected],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)


Ten primary schools tookpart in the popular Milo U13soccer challenge recently atKing Edward park.Results were as follows:Stream A:Tholinhlanhla/Vikindlala:1-0Indlovana/Matimatolo: 0-1Tholinhlanhla/Macongo: 1-0Vikindlala/Indlovana: 2-0Matimatolo/Macongco: 4-0Indovlana/Tholinhlanhla:2-0Matimatolo/Tholinhlanhla:0-2Indlovana/ Macongco: 5-0Viokindlala/Matimatolo: 0-0Stream BLembethge/iThembani: 2-0Hermannsburg/Mt Ernsesti-na: 2-1Lembethe/Kranskop: 0-1Hermannsbgurg/Ithembani:1-1Kranskop/Mt Ernestina: 0-0Lembethe/Mt Ernestina: 0-2Hermannsburg/Lembethe:2-0Itehmbani/Mt Ernestina: 3-0Kranskop/Ithembani: 0-0Kranskop/Hermannsburg:0-3The final was playedbetween the Stream Awinner, VikindlalaSchool, and Stream Bwinner, HermannsburgSchool.The winner was Hermanns-burg by 1-0 and this team willrepresent the Umvoti CMC on19 May at Nquthu. - Suppliedby school sport chairperson,IT Shangase.

Captains of the ten school teams taking part in the Milo challenge (front, from left)Mlungisi Ndlovu (Hermannsburg), Lindokuhle Mazeka (Ithembani), Sphesihle Dlamini(Kranskop), Mxolisi Makhatini (Tholinhlanla), Sanele Myaka (Mt Ernestina) (back,from left) Mr Mngadi (Umvoti sports officer), Mtongabuzwa Nene (Lembethe)Nthunthuko Gasa (Matimatolo), Sfiso Mchunu (Macongco), Fulela Nkamyiso(Indolvana), Yimile Ntanzi (Vikindlala)

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Fixtures for the next threeWednesdays of Umvoti Work andPlay matches as follows:

16 April:GTN Hosp vs Umvoti MunicipalityEMRS vs Correctional ServicesSAPS vs EducationPannar vs All StarsGTN Super vs Taxi Rank23 April:

All stars vs GTN HospUmvoti Municipality vs EMRSTaxi vs SAPSCorrectional vs PannarEducation vs GTN Super30 April:GTN Hosp vs EducationGTN Super vs Umvoti MunicipalitySAPS vs PannarEMRS vs All StarsTaxi vs Correctional Services.

Umvotiwork and play fixtures

• I tried to catch some fog. I mist.• JokesaboutGermansausage

are the wurst.• A soldier who survived mus-

tard gas andpepper spray is nowa seasoned veteran.

• I know a guy who’s addictedto brake fluid. He says he canstop any time.

• I stayed up all night to seewhere the sun went. Then itdawned on me.

• I’m reading a book about an-ti-gravity. I can’t put it down.

• I did a theatrical perform-ance about puns.

It was a play on words.• This dyslexic man walks into

a bra.• I didn’t likemy beard at first.

Then it grew on me.• What does a clock do when

it’shungry? Itgoesback foursec-onds.

• I wondered why the ball wasgetting bigger. Then it hit me.

• What do you call a dinosaurwith an extensive vocabulary? Athesaurus.

• Iused tobeabanker,but thenI lost interest.

• I took the job at a bakery be-cause I kneaded dough.

•Velcroandtoiletpaper -whata rip off.

Punography


PAT MAISTRYCalled to rest 19 April 2013Although the world keeps turningand the sun comes up each day,

life has never been the same sinceyou were called away.

You were such a special person,so gentle, good and kind, and have

left the sweetest memories andthoughts of you behind.

We only wish there was a waythat we could see you one moretime to thank you for the joy you

brought into our lives.With love, from your children

and family.

MAITLAND STREET - R1 500 0003 spacious bedrooms, lounge, diningroom, bathroom

with separate toilet, garage and carport.Can be re-zoned to commercial.

Call Petros 079 389 9258.

THIS SPACE IS NOWAVAILABLE ON A

FORTNIGHTLY BASIS.PLEASE CONTACT

RASHNEE033 413 2310

Open Easter Saturday, 19 April and Monday, 21 April9.00 am – 2.00 pmClosed Easter Friday and SundayOpen Monday, 28 April 9.00 am – 2.00 pm

Phone:Nursery, 033 413 3510Tranquili-Tea, 082 964 0612

Email:thecountry [email protected]@thenursery.co.zaAt the top of Voortrekker St, continuestraight and follow the signboard.

HAPPY EASTER

The Country Nurseryand Tranquili – Tea

PLEASE NOTE:DEADLINE FOR GAZETTE

CLASSIFIEDS IS MONDAY, 10 amPHONE 033 413 2735

6 Deaths

VAN ROOYENHeaven has receivedone of the most pre-cious angels with thepassing of Joycie..Listen with your heartand you will alwayshear her love allaround you. ‘n Gouehart klop nie meer nie,hardwerkende handerus nou, die geskiede-nis gelaaide kop isneergelé. God breekons harte en bewyshy neem net diebeste. Dankie vir diegoue jare wat jy as mymammie waargeneemhet. Koekenoeks onsgun jou die rus envrede, Theo.

9 MemorialServices

MRS K MOODLEY(KUPPAMAH)

The 16th Day MemorialService for our lateMum will take place ather residence 2 Har-ding Street, Greytownon Friday 18th April2014 @ 7 pm. Thefamily would like tothank you all for yourlove and support intime of our loss.

12 Thanks

ANDRE Maitre andfamily would like tothank this wonderfulcommunity for theirsupport, love, friend-ship and so manykindnesses to Hazeland myself.

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

UMNDENI wakwaDube ka E134 ZigZag Road Enhlala-kahle udlulisa ukubon-ga kubobonke abam-singatha mgesikhathieshonelwe indodakaziuethu uthabsile Bren-da Dube (Thabo) ngi-dlulisa ukubonga Ku-mathiopian ChurchKumakhanga makumasibumbone nom-phakathi nezihlobonabangani enikwenzekithina nikwenze nak-wa banye.

18 Clubs andMeetings

DEMOCRATIC AlliancePublic Meeting on Thurs-day, 24 April in Commun-ity Centre Hall, CathcartStreet, 5:30 pm for 6 pm.See display advert inGazette for more details.083 653 3481.

THE Umvoti Fire Protec-tion Association gives no-tice that the Annual Gen-eral Meeting is to be heldon 22 May 2014 at 5 pmat the Greytown CountryClub.

18 Clubs andMeetings

GREYTOWN MinistersFraternal cordially invitesyou to the annual jointEaster Sunday SunriseService. Date: 20 April2014. Time: 6.00am.Venue: Lake Merthley.This invitation extends tothe entire GreytownCommunity. Inserted byPastor Nathan Naidoo.Assembly of God Fellow-ship.

20 Lost andFound

GREEN ring neck bird lost,has black beak. If foundplease contact Adam 033413 3586

LOST. Blackberry 8520,Cooper Street area onthe 8/4/14. Please return,reward offered. 033 4131444.

ZAMUKWANDA CyprianDlamini please contactthe Greytown Gazette ur-gently.

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

MONIQUE Salon. Stock-ists of many colours ofdifferent types of bond-ings, dyes, after careproducts including Ladinemoisturiser and hairfood.5 Litre buckets relaxersalso available. Phone orwhatsapp Gartrude 073360 8853.

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

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.

FOR all your diesel repairsto trucks, Bell engines,hydraulics on tippertrucks, air brakes ontrucks and trailers etc.Rajan: 082 460 9341.

73 General Sales

BROILERS - cut andcleaned. Dholl, roti, roti-banana puri. 079 5397602.

FRESH jersey milk deliv-ered to your door. Purebutter @ R45.00/kg. Con-tact 084 210 2030.

QUALITY home madebakery koeksisters andpure butter biscuits. 079793 5617.

TAYLOR’S. 128 PineStreet, Shop 1, St Clem-ent’s Lane, Greytown,3250. 071 307 0918.Come and experienceour sensual Herbal Teas,or sit back, relax and en-joy a cuppa coffee...Newlunch platters and takeaway menus available instore!

TAYLOR’S. 128 PineStreet. Shop 5, St Clem-ents Lane, Greytown,3250. 079 471 6033.New stock arrived. Comein and browse. choosefrom a variety of silver-ware, glassware andhand made items.

THE Curry Hut for the tast-iest curries in town. Wealso cater for vegetarian.Every Friday lamb &chicken. Breyani’s on of-fer. 033 413 2968.

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.

95 Livestock/Poultry

SHEEP, 60 kg +, R1500.00. Contact 082 3757462 / 033 417 2356. Al-so cattle available.

124 Flats to Let

3 New units to let, eachhas two fully fitted bed-rooms, kitchen, elo, hob,extractor and fitted cup-boards incl lounge, bath-room with shower. Call084 821 0025 or 033 4171763.

127 Holiday Guide

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

130 Rooms to Let

ROOM to let. 074 0418516.

144 Housesfor Sale

URGENT sale. 3 Bedroomhouse, dining room,lounge, fully built in kitch-en, toilet, bathroom,dou-ble carports, outbuilding,fully fenced with remotegate. Call 073 170 9033.

162 Trailers

CAMPER trailer will follow4 x 4. Very good condi-tion, easily sleeps 4.Phone Roy 082 7779039.

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

HASINA seeks full timejob. Call 072 528 6884.

LIHLE seeks domesticwork. Contact 079 4196421.

NBALI seeks domesticwork. Tel. 071 394 9389.

186 Estates

NOTICEIn the Estate of the late

KLAUS HINRICH KLUVER,Id No: 400705 5044 185,

married out of communityof property,

of 26 St Cathryn’s GolfEstate, Kranskop district,

KwaZulu-NatalEstate No. 9425/2012/PMB

In terms of Section 35 (5) ofAct 66 of 1965, notice ishereby given that the Firstand Final Liquidation andDistribution Account in theabove Estate will be openfor inspection of all personsinterested therein for a peri-od of TWENTY ONE (21)days from 18th April 2014 atthe office of the Master ofthe High Court Pietermaritz-burg and the MagistrateKranskop.

Should no objection theretobe lodged with the Masterduring the specified period,the Executor will proceed tomake payment in accord-ance herewith.

Dated at Greytown,,on this 1st day of April 2014

- Nel & StevensAttorneys for Executor117a Voortrekker StreetP O Box 60 (DX1) Greytown3250.

GAZETTESMALLSSomething for everyone

WHATapleasantmorning on 17Februarywhen,with lovelyweather, great companyandabeautiful setting in themidlands, theWartburg Kirchdorf pre-primary enjoyeda splish splash, water fun-filledbash

The childrenall brought their costumes,a picnic lunch and happy smiles for a funday in the sun. The theme was water witha slippery slide, splash pools, bubbles, ice-lolly painting and more to keep the chil-dren entertained.

Moms and dads had an enjoyable timewatching, chatting and meeting new peo-ple over a cup of tea.

Gradeone, twoand threepupilsalsohadlots of fun on the water slide to cool off atthe end of their school day. Thank you toall our visitors for making the day extrafun.

Wartburg Kirchdorf School

SIR,OnWednesday night, we three ladies hit

one of the huge potholes on the Rietvleiroadanddamageda rim, resulting in a flattyre.

We were battling to change the tyrewithout a torch, when Mr Zakwe stoppedto help.

Heandhis sonnotonly changed the tyre,but continued to drive behind us until theywere sure we were safe.

We would like to thank Mr Zakwe verysincerely for coming to the aid of threedamsels in distress. Your concern is muchappreciated.

It is the kindness of strangers that re-minds us how many wonderful peoplethere are in our community.

MARY JAMES, CHARMAYNE FORSTERAND SARAH HODGSON

Damsels indistress saythank you

READERS WRITE ...


NITA Fourie lost out on the money as she wasnot present at the time of the draw.

The next attendance draw will be on Friday,2 May with R1000 up for grabs.

Mascor sponsored the monthly mug playedon Saturday, 12 April. The winner of the A divisionwas James de Nysschen on 67 nett and secondwas S Buthelezi on 70 nett.

The B division winner was Jacques Breyten-bach on 62 nett and second was Tienie Mulleron 66 nett. Congratulations to all the winnersand thank you to all the golfing enthusiasts forall their support. Thank you to Mascor for thesponsorship.

Every Tuesday is Cheap-as-Tuesday with abeef burger and chips only R30.

It is that time of the year again - AGM time.We would like to inform all members of the

Greytown Country Club that the AGM will be heldon Wednesday, 16 April starting at 6pm. The res-taurant and bar will be closed for the durationof the AGM.

We appeal to all members to please attendthis very important meeting.

The ‘Sunday 9@9’ entry fee is R40 to playnine holes. Richard Chiazzari is sponsoring achicken that will be up for the winning on Sundaymornings.The last winner was Arnold Sauer on 19points.Dates to diarize:16 April - AGM18 April - Closed for Easter25 April - Happy Hour10 May - Pannar golf day17 May - Mascor monthly mug25 May - Plennegy ladies invitational.

GreytownCountry Club

SATURDAY saw the start of the 2014 singleschampionships, with six bowlers battling it out.

Francois van Rooyen played Andre Roberts,who showed consistent form and emerged thewinner.

Bryan Paul had the better of Wolfgang Lubow-itzki, while Jacques Minnaar had a tough tussleagainst Roy Thomson - the score was 19-17 beforeJacques managed to pull it off.

Wednesday should see some more matchesplayed, as well as some ladies games.

Easter is just around the corner and there willbe bowls on Saturday as well as Easter Mondayat a 1.45 for 2pm start.

Also coming up is the much awaited UmvotiTyres on Thursday, 1 May. Please contact us tobook as it is a lot of fun and the R50 entry in-cludes a very tasty lunch.

Please phone Bryan at 033 413 2157 or Karenat 084 582 1204.

From theditch

ON Wednesday, 9 April, W/O TimSteyn, together with the GreytownFCS Unit Commander Lieut K Budlooand SAPS Kranskop, conducted ananti drug abuse show at Hermanns-burg Combined School as part of anongoing drug abuse roadshow.

More than 200 pupils, as well asteachers, were in attendance.

The presentation revolved aroundthe dangers of drugs such as heroin,crack cocaine, LSD, mandrax, crystalmeth, sugars, dagga, whoonga as wellas over the counter and prescribeddrugs.

The pupils were shown with musicvideos, slides and factual photos andimages on the consequences and dan-gers of drug usage.

Pupils were given an opportunity toask questions pertaining to the pres-entation which was designed to edu-cate the youth on the dangers of sub-stance abuse and encourages thoseusing a substance that there ishope.

The audience had great fun and ac-tively took part in the show

Captain Tim Steyn with twoHermannsburg Combined School pupils.

DRUG awareness campaign

The Drug awareness team at Hermannsburg Combined School

Captain Tim Steynshowing thehorrific effect ofcrystal meth.

UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

CLOSURE OFONE LANE

IN SARGEAUNT STREET –EASTER HOLIDAY

Umvoti Residents are hereby informed thatone lane in Sargeaunt Street will be closedover the Easter Holiday (16th – 21st April2014) from the intersection of KFC to Sparand it will operate as a one-way street.Residents will only be able to drive up thestreet in the designated area.Traffic officers will be vigilant in Greytownover the Easter Holidays and drivers arecautioned to drive with care. Anyone caughtviolating any traffic laws will be prosecuted.Should you have any emergency you arerequested to contact the 911 centre on033 417 2911.MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 1936MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN

3250


SPORT NEWS

RESULTS of the matches playedin the Enhalakahle footballleague on Saturday, 12 April as

Mfanelo hammered Commodores6-0Nzima and C.T.S drew one allRebels beat Tsalanangby 3-2In the Sunday matches, SuperStrikers beat C.T.S 1-0Mfanelo lost 1-2 to City Stars asdid Dinagwe to Maccddeshem.

Cosmos beat Codesa 2-0 andNzima won over Baroka.

Enhlalakahle Football Associa-

tion is organizing an Easter tour-nament.

All managers are invited to at-tend a meeting at the sports-fields on Wednesday, 16 April at5pm.

The next league matches willbe played over the weekend of26 and 27 April.

Details in next week’sissue.

Enhalakahle football

WITHsuchsplendidautumnweather,play-ers showed lots of enthusiasm in turningout for social tennis.

It was also good to see several scholarsjoining in for social tennis over the last twoweeks. What a good opportunity for themto improve their games.

Hope to see all who are not away duringthe school break on the courts onSaturday.

The 2014 Club championships will start

on 26Aprilwith the handicapmatches, fol-lowedbychampionshipmatcheswhichwillstart in May.

The finals will be played on the weekendof 21/22 June.

Non-members can participate in thehandicap section and entries for all theseeventscanbedoneurgently through PierreSteyn at 033 413 9528 or 082 772 5504 [email protected] or Ian Hill at082 786 9506 or [email protected].

From the courts

A SMALL competitive field of golfersplayed in the Tuta Carriers Club Champi-onships over the weekend.

From the onset, this championshippromised to be a two- horse race be-tween Merwin Rabe and Paul Els.

Barry Oehme, the defending champi-on, could not travel up to St Cathryn’sto defend his title.

It was so close - Paul dropped twoshots on the 17th and one on the 18th,then Merwin birdied the 18th to take theTuta Carriers club championship.

The Farmers Agri-Care Monthly Mugmade up part of the weekend golf, andwas played as the first round of the TutaCarriers Club Championship.

Geoff Newlands gave a few wordsabout his transport company during theprize-giving and handed over the prizes.On behalf of all our members, we wishTuta Carriers many loads full of timberand sugarcane, as well as a safe trans-port year.

The course was in a very good condi-

tion. Un-irrigated greens meant theywere fast, with one or two tight pin posi-tions receiving comments like “greenkeepers revenge.”

The greens were mowed five times lastweek to ‘assist’ with the green speed.

When the turf managers left aftertheir visit to St Cathryn’s on Tuesday, thegreenkeeping staff were motivated withthe comments and suggestions theywere given regarding course manage-ment.

There were 28 turf managers visitedand 19 played the course, giving theircomments. Turf managers from as far asMargate, Kokstad, Umdoni, Umhlali andVictoria country club were our visitors onthe day.

Results of the Farmers Agri-CareMonthly Mug:1st Merwin Rabe - nett 672nd Rikus Kloppers - nett 753rd Piet Nel - nett 77Captains Putter: Stefan Lubbe

Results of the Tuta Carriers ClubChamps:A Division - Paul Els gross 158Rogan FourieB Division - Merwin Rabe gross 156C Division - Piet Nel gross 186Niel ManserLadies Champion: Liekie SteynTuta Carriers St Cathryn’s club champion:Merwin RabeLongest drive 10th: Neill ManserNearest to pin 9/18th: Merwin RabeNearest to pin for two on the 12th:Paul Els.St Cathryn’s will be open for the Easterweekend and your family and visitors arewelcome for golf over the weekend,please give us a call.

Piet, Cathy and all their staff wishall friends, family, home owners and ourgolf members a peaceful and blessedEaster weekend.

Please drive carefully. To book forgolf, please phone 082 555 2661 or 083269 1661.

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