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IT is hoped that the camaraderieshown by the three ANC, IFP andNFP party agents on election dayin Muden will be repeated at theby-election to take place nextWednesday, 28 May in UmvotiWard 2, Matimatolo.

The by-election is taking placefollowing the resignation of PGMavundla, councillor for Ward 2.Three candidates will contest theelection:

ANC: Lunga Obert MdaloseIFP: Siphiwe Patrick NgubneNFO: Thandwayinkosi Hand-

some Ndlovu.A total of 5039 are registered on

the voter's roll from Ward 2 andthere are five polling stations asfollows: Sangweni Primary School(974 voters), Busana High School(1366 voters), Cele Tribal Court(935), Matimatolo Primary School(1245) and Zakhele PrimarySchool (519). Greytown IEC ChrisNaidoo told the Greytown Gazettethat the results of the by-electionwould be available the followingday, Thursday.

Byelectionin Ward 2

Demonstrating political maturity and responsibility, party agentsof three political parties the ANC, IFP and NFP were morethan happy to be with each other.

JUST over two monthsago, theGreytownGa-zette reported on the

shocking waste of water ofup to 200 000 litres a dayfrom the SASKO reservoiroverflow.

This reservoir has beenoverflowing almost nightlyfor the past three to fivemonths, resulting in a pos-sible total monthly wast-age of four million pluslitres of this precious com-modity. This also has leadto supply problems in En-hlalakahle.

This photograph wasshot last Thursday evening- but could be any evening.Motorists getting a free carwash were however notimpressed as they hit theflowing water and spray.

Although this wastagehas been reported to theauthorities regularly, justas regularly nothing hasbeen done by the powersthat be.

Just as not a word hasbeenreceived fromUmzin-yathi District Municipalityon the spurious waterclaims, threatening phonecalls and letters of demandissued in anattempt to bul-ly residents into payingoutstanding illegal watercharges from 2005!

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INTERNATIONALLY acclaimed KwaZulu-Natal Youth Choir (KZNYC) will be per-forming in the Hermannsburg church hallon Friday, 23 May.

Thechoir- theoldestyouthchoir inSouthAfrica - was founded in 1968 by Hein deVilliers andcelebrates its 46thanniversarythis year.

Ithasareputationnotonly forparticipat-ing in international choir competitions, butalso aims to nurture ahealthy choral tradi-tion in the province.

Thechoirattractsmembers fromalloverKZN and has, at present, 80 choristers.

TheKZNYChasbeenawardedgoldmed-als in various categories in international

competition, themostrecentat theinterna-tional Florence Choir Competition in Italylast year.

The choir has also been voted the mostpopular choir at every one of the abovecompetitions. The aim is to participate ina different international choir competitioneverysecondyear, toensure that thestand-ardand levelofperformance isalways test-ed with a new set of musical criteria andby a new jury.

Thisyear, theHermannsburgchoirs - theVivat Chamber Choir, HMB A9 Voces andthe Primary School Choir - are honouredto be singing alongside the KZNYC, underthebatonofGérard’dduToit,a formercon-

KwaZuluNatal YouthChoir performing inHERMANNSBURG

ductor of the Drakensberg Boys’ Choirand now director of music at Hermanns-burg. Edeltraut Johannes will conductthe primary school choir.

This is most certainly not an eveningto be missed, and tickets for the concert,which starts at 7pm on 23 May, can stillbe purchased from the school office byphoning 074 125 0054. Tickets are R60for adults andR25 for children under 12.Those who wish to enjoy a meal beforethe concert can purchase supper ticketsat R35 for adults and R20 for childrenunder 12.

UMVOTI Agricultural Society and the Um-voti FireProtectionAssociationarehostinga two day seminar by Dr Arnold Mol on 10and 11 June in Greytown, which will covermany aspects of management which willbe beneficial not only to farmers, but alsoto business owners/managers, teachersand couples.

The seminar in Greytown will focusmainly on agriculture, although numerousexamples fromcommerceand industryarealso used.

Farmers and businessmen throughoutthe world today admit that the problemsthatgive themthemosthasslesare thepeo-ple problems - subordinates who are notcompetent, labourerswhoarenotmotivat-ed, staff who are not dependable, and soon. Yet very few farmers have ever had for-mal training in themanagement of people.Agreatdeal of effort isput into their techni-cal training, but the skill to manage subor-dinates is regarded as something that ispicked up automatically.

The two-day seminar presented by DrArnoldMol isaimedatcorrecting thisprob-lem and covers topics like how to motivatelabourers and staff, how to set goals, howtomeasurework performance, how to del-egate responsibility, how to get subordi-

nates to think for themselves, how to exer-cise management controls, how to dealwith non-performers, how to reward effec-tively, and how to develop self-confidencein labourers and staff.

Numerous farmers and businessmenwho have attended his seminar have notonly benefited greatly, but have even de-scribed it as a life experience, because healso touches on aspects like themotivationof children, marriage enrichment, etc.There is a good deal of evidence that hismethods are effective, and have led to con-siderable increases in productivity.

Dr ArnoldMol hasmany years of experi-ence as a management consultant, andtaught for 16 years at the University ofSouth Africa where he held the position ofprofessor of business management. He isthe author of a number of books on man-agement and family life. He is currently inprivate practice as management consul-tant.

The cost of the seminar for two days isR1500. Please email [email protected] or phone 079 180 3539 be-fore Friday, 23May should you be interest-ed in attending, there are only five placeleft.

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A FUNDRAISERwith interestingitems on sale takesplace nextWednesday andThursday at theSenior CitizensCentre in YorkStreet to raisemuch neededfunds for Arcadiaand Concordia.

Therewill be lotsof clothing foradults and the

littlies, healthproducts,jewellery and ofcourse, tasty fooditems on sale.

Make a point ofpopping into theSenior ServiceCentre from 9amwhere you can alsoenjoy a cup of teaand slice of cake.And don’t forget tocheck out theamazing range ofhandcrafts madebytheCentre’sownBusy Bees.

Calling future senior citizens

CELEBRATING 25 years, this year's quiz ended in ex-citementandhighdramawithDominoServiteandHer-mannsburg B team ending up neck and neck at thefinish with the same score.

To determine a winner, one question was asked toboth teams with Domino Servite just managing toclinch the lead. Well done to all the teams that partici-pated. Both the level of the questions as well as theanswers was of a very high standard.

Both the winning team, and hopefully the secondteam, will go forward to compete in the Enviro Quiznationals which take place at the University KZN inPietermaritzburg on 1 August.

Members of the Domino Servite team: Philip Meyer,

Iliya Matveyuk, Ndumiso Mkhize and Joseph Groblerand the Hermannsburg team members are AyandaNzama, Zanda Isaacs, Christel Brooks and LunganiKheswaMondi tookover the sponsorship of theUmvotiEnviro Quiz fromHLHmany years ago and has contin-ued to be the main sponsor of the quiz. We would liketo record our sincere thanks to the company for their

Umvoti schools Enviro Quiz

PHOTO:SUPPLIEDMembers of thewinning DominoServite team (fromleft) Philip Meyer,Iliya Matveyuk,Ndumiso Mkhize andJoseph Grobler

ongoing support towards thisimportant community event.Wewouldalso like to thankDonBlacklaw for the WizzardWorms floating trophy whichwas awarded to the winningteam.

Both the level of the questions as well as the answerswas of a very high standard


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UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

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THE BUY BACK CENTRENotice is hereby given in terms of Section 21 ofThe Local Government, Municipal Systems Act 32of 2000, as amended, read together with Section14 of The Local Government Municipal FinanceManagement Act 56 of 2003, as amended; Section40 of Municipal Supply Chain ManagementRegulations and Clause 40 (2) (c) (i) of the UmvotiMunicipal Supply Chain Management Policy, thatUmvoti Municipality intends to:1) Lease Erf 1130 Greytown, for a period of (5)

five years, with an option to renew the lease fora further period as the Municipal Council maydetermine.

2) The Property will be utilized for a governmentinitiative. “Waste Buy Back Centre.”

Umvoti Municipality hereby invites you to submitwritten comments and/or objections, if any,marked “Buy Back Centre” addressed to theMunicipal Manager, PO Box 71, Greytown 3250 orhand-delivered to the Records Section CorporateServices, 41 Bell Street, Greytown, during normalworking hours (07h30 – 16h30).All documents hand-delivered must obtain prooffrom the Records Section, with acknowledgementof receipt of said delivery. Comments and/orobjections must reach the undersigned by no laterthan 12h00 on the 06th June 2014.Any enquires can be directed to the Manager LegalServices, Miss S.S. Masondo at 033 413 9101,during normal office hours.MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 1946MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN

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COME and see an amazing dis-play of charts, stickers, R.I.C. pho-tocopiable books, theme and sub-ject posters, classroom decora-tions, Afrikaans and Zulu novelsetc. from E.B Books at Wembley’sAloeHall on Thursday, 22May be-tween 10am and 4pm.

A reminder that Wembley willbe hosting an 8-a-side hockeytournament on Saturday, 31 May.The tournamentwill followa simi-lar structure to the summerleague andwill run from noon un-til 5pm.

The closing date for entries isTuesday, 27 May. Please get yourentries in as soon as possible. E-mail [email protected] formore informationorto receive an entry form.

Wembleycompeted in theannu-al WESSA Enviro-Quiz on Tues-day, 13 May. Congratulations toour first team who managed tocome third out of nine teams. Wewould like to congratulate the fol-lowing participants for represent-ingWembleythisyear:ThubaMzi-la, Jaco Swanepoel, Phillip Verm-uelen, Henry Perryman, KylaBuchan, Josh Meyer, Byron Coo-per and Nhlakanipho Mkhize.

First team girls hockey vs GraceCollege:Wembley first girls hockey teamplayed against Grace College onThursday, 8 May and won 2-1.

Second team girls hockey vs

Grace College:The second team girls also

played well against Grace Collegeand drew their game 0-0.

U16 girls hockey vs Grace Col-lege:

The U16 girls also playedagainst Grace College and won

their game 2-1.Umzinyathi hockey team:Many of our hockey pupils trav-

elled to Dundee for the U12 andU13hockey trials lastweekThurs-day and the following pupilsmadethe team:

U12: Luke Poreé, Calista MunaU13: Michael Chiazzari, Cam-

ryn Minnaar and Melissa Dutton.TheU10 girls hockey teamwere

a roaring success at the Trevertontournament, losing only one out of

four games and winning the rest.Beautiful teamwork and passionfor playing the gamewas definite-ly evident on Saturday. Let’s keepit up girls.

On Saturday, 10 May, the U9rugby team played two homegames against New Hanover. Theteam played very well and man-aged, on both occasions, to lose bya single try. Ntando scored theteam’s only try and John playedwith excellent commitment. Welost 0-5 and 5-10.

On 10 May, the U11 rugby boysplayed two games, one againstNew Hanover and one againstWinterton, and lost both games.

On Friday, the U13 hockey girlstravelled through toNewHanoverto participate in the day/night fes-

tival. The girls played threegames, one against Pelham Awhich was lost 3-0, one againstWeston and one against GreytownJunior,bothofwhichwerewon1-0and 2-0 respectively.

The U13 rugby boys participat-ed in the rugby festival held atWembley College on 10 May. De-spite losing our first fixtureagainst Greytown Junior and NewHanover Primary, the boys pulledoff a much-needed victory againstWartburg in the second match.

On Tuesday, 13 May, Wembleyhosted their first JP hockey tour-nament at the astro. We playedthree teams, allowing each girl achance to play. The girls lovedshowing our beautiful astro off tothe visiting teams and having so

manyof theirparents there to sup-port. Lots of fun was had on thisbeautiful sunny afternoon.

The U9 girls started the hockeyseason on a high note, beatingNew Hanover 6-0 and 2-1 alongwith Hermannsburg in their festi-val.

Last weekwewent to Trevertonand played four matches. We losttwo,drewoneandwonone.All thegirls played well and we look for-ward to the tournament this com-ing Saturday in Howick.

The Grade 2 boys were sched-uled to participate in a day/nightsoccer festival atMerchistonon14May, however, this festival hasbeen postponed until 4 June.

Window on Wembley

PRIMARYand secondary schools inUmvotiare asked to note the bumper programmefor the Jongosi schools arts festival in theweek of the Witness Hilton Arts festival.Taking place in the grounds of Hilton Col-lege, performances for primary schools(R198 per head) will be on 18 Septemberand high schools (R330 per head) on 19September

This is the fifth year in which the festivalhas hosted a special schools festival. It isa celebration of all that is young, new andvibrant and has been dubbed “Jongosi” -Johnny Clegg’s word from the Afrikaansmeaning “jong os” which has become ab-sorbed into isiZulu parlance.

“Children will be fully occupied in a dayfilledwith performance,wonder and inspi-ration. They will have the opportunity toexperience a festival atmosphere as wellas watching several performances “saidfestival director, Sue Clarence.

Teachers are asked to diarise the eventand book early as it is anticipated that Jon-gosi will become fully subscribed.Book thedate in your school diaries now. Get ontothemailing list by contacting Sheryl at [email protected] so you receive theprogramme by 1 August. All details can befound at www.hiltonfestival.co.za

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UMVOTI LAND USE SCHEMESPECIAL CONSENT

Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 67 bis of theTown Planning Ordinance No. 27 of 1949, as amendedand Clause 1.1.4 (c) of the Umvoti Municipality Land UseManagement Scheme, that Umvoti Municipality will consideran application for special consent to conduct a Guest Houseand Restaurant business on Portion 1 of Erf 463 (73 PineStreet) Greytown.The relevant documents will lie open for inspection at theUmvoti Municipal Offices in Greytown, 41 Bell Street, duringnormal office hours (07h45 to 16h30).Any person having sufficient interest therein may lodgewritten objections or representations with the undersignedin writing by no later than 25 June 2014.Any person who fails to lodge or forward comments inresponse to this notice by the date given above shall beprecluded from further participation in the process and takingfurther steps, with regard to the proposed amendment.MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN 3250


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‘ENTHUSIASTICALLY tired’ seems a contra-diction in terms, but the Grade 7s returnedfromtheirMpumalanga tour lastweekhavinghad a very busy time enjoying themselveswhile learning a lot about our wonderfulcountry. Mr Nils Röttcher once again put to-gether adiverse, packedprogramme that hadsomething for everyone with education at itscore. Many thank you’s go to all the peoplewho hosted, guided and looked after ourgroup.FreedomDayweekendmarkedaspec-tacular first for Christél Brooks and her newhorse, Prince Caspian, as a team and theywent homewith first place for Equitation andWorking Riding, second place for WorkingHunter and fourth place for Dressage at the

most every weekend this term, we look for-ward to more exciting results from this win-ning team. Inother sportingnews, theHowickhockey festival saw our U9 girls winning 3-0against Howick 2, drawing 1-1 with Scotts-ville, and losing0-3and0-5againstBisleyandHowick 1 respectively. The U10 girls playedwell but were unable to emerge the victorsin theirmatches, playing Scottsville, Kokstad,Gert Maritz and Howick 1. Our senior boys’teams took on MaritzburgCollege on theweekend and our first team won 2-1 thanksto great goals byLunganiKheswaandJeremyRamalingam. The second team lost 0-3 andtheU15 team1-3, despite solidplayandagoalby Sven Klar.

Hermannsburg Happenings

THE bakery and the hot-houses atthe Kwasizabantu Mission areamazing!We visited the bakery first andlearned about all the different in-gredients that are needed tomakethe yummy cakes and bread.Watching the big mixers and thebread-roll machine was huge fun- and we each got to eat a creambun before we left the bakery forthe huge, warm hot-houses,where we saw how peppers growfrom little seedlings to big, threemetre tall plants. We saw green,orange and red peppers and evengot to taste them - yum!A big thank you to all the staff at‘KSB’ for showing us around.

Hermannsburg Little Oaks’ Oracle

Little Oaks eyeing the delicious cakes at the KSB Bakery.

Skilled rider, Christel Brooks with her superb new horse, Prince Caspian.

SANESA CoreLeague qualifierheld at TrevertonCollege.The followingweek-end saw them inUn-derberg for the an-nual eventing trials,where Christél andPrince Caspiancompeted in thesec-ond to highest highschool class andwere placed secondoverall. This pastweekend saw thetop team competingat Shongweni,where theyachieved first placefor both WorkingHunter level fiveand Working Ridinglevel five, thirdplace for Equitationand fifth place in theJumpingAccumula-tor. With shows al-


ONThursday, 15May, the first teamhock-ey played against St. Anne’s second team.The game was tough, but Greytown heldSt Anne’s attackwell. The final score end-ed up 0-0.

The second team lost 0-1, U16A drew1-1, U16B lost 2-0.

On Saturday, 17 May the first netballteam enjoyed a close encounter withWartburg Kirchdorf School. The finalscore was 18-13 in Greytown’s favour.

The first hockey team played in a verytoughmatchagainstWartburg.With inju-ries playing a big part in the game, Grey-town had to play more of a defensivegame. After Wartburg scored their firstgoal, Greytown had to keep their spiritsup.Thefinalscorebeing6-0inWartburg’sfavour.

The second team lost 2-1, NokuphiwaMdluli - goal scorer,U16Adrew1-1,U16Bdrew 0-0, U14A lost 3-0.

The first rugby team played againstWartburg Kirchdorf School on 17 May.

Good tactical play and a good runninggame saw GHS first leading by 27-0. Thestart of the second half saw GHS boys ap-plying their skills with ball in hand, domi-natingthesecondhalfwithsomeexcellenttries leaving the end score 56-0 in GHSfavour.Try scorers: PZondi (3), JP vanderMerwe(1), M. Dlamini (1), K Mchunu (1) and K.Ngema (1).

JP van derMerwe converted three pen-alties and five conversions.

Thesecond teamwon36-0.Tryscorers:LuyandaMayenge (2), Siyanda Nguse (2),ThobaniKhumalo (1)andMinenhleGabe-la (1). LuyandaMayenge converted three.The U15A team won 42-0.

News fromthe hill

THERE wasgood turnoutof Greyto-nians, ladiesof the Super-body Cluband theirpartners atthe ECR Dis-covery chal-lenge held inDurban overthe weekend.Over 33 000people tookpart in the10km and20km races.Safura Ma-habeer ofGreytown didextremelywell to comefourth in the20km raceand her hus-band, Hus-sein, wasplaced a verycredible 48thout of the 2600 20 kmwalkers.Welldone to allwho finished.The atmo-sphere wasamazing andvibrant as the33 000showed offtheir fitness.

66 000 legs in action!


AVERYpopular current TV se-ries, ‘Game of Thrones’, fea-tures the Northern Inuit breedof dogs as ‘Dire Wolves’, andtheseveryspecialdogsarenowbeing bred in Umvoti - a firstfor the whole of South Africa.

Theresa Edwards of AsgardKennels, Muden, started nego-tiating with breeders in the UKover three years ago to bringthe Northern Inuit to South Af-rica, and after many long andhard negotiations, one of thefew breeders agreed to allowher to import these magnifi-cent creatures.

The Northern Inuit (NI) wasfirst bred some 30 years ago toresembleawolf look-alike,andwas specifically chosen for therole in the TV series for thischaracteristic. However itmust be stressed that they arenot bred from wolves whatso-ever.AsgardKennels arean in-ternationalmember and regis-tered breeder of the NorthernInuit Society in the UK, and allthe kennel's dogs have beenspecifically chosen under thesociety's strict criteria for fu-ture breeding, which includescertification of hips, eyes and

elbows.AllAsgardKenneldogsare also registered with theSouth African Canine BreedRegistry.

Pups from future litters willcome with SACBR and North-ern Inuit Society (UK) pedigreecertification and the next litter,planned soon, will be sold onlyon a pet puppy contract whichwill be strictly enforced withthorough screening and homechecks being conducted.

For further information,contact Theresa Edwards ofAsgard Kennels at 060 6727240.

Four legged TV stars in UmvotiGIRLS and boys hock-ey is just one of theteam sports offered atNew Hanover PrepSchool. Hockey canbringmanyadvantag-es compared to thosesports that are playedindividually.In the second term,thegirls focusmuchoftheir attention onhockey and manymatches are playedthroughout the term,including day andnight matches on theflood-lit fields at ourschool.

Last Friday, 14schools visited NHP for a Day andNight tournament. Enthusiastic sup-porters added to the festive atmo-sphere and a high standard of hockey

was played throughout.Other than the obvious

health benefits of gettingphysical activity, the par-ticipants improve coordi-nation, strength, flexibili-ty, reflexes and agility.Maybe even more impor-tant are the life skills thatthese hockey playerslearn from a young ageand carry on well pasttheir hockey playing ca-reers.Players learn to work asa team towards a com-mon goal, develop strongcommunication and lis-tening skills and respectfor authority and rules.

Participants also develop self-confi-dence, patience, self-esteem andsportsmanship that will help them inall areas of their lives.

New Hanover Prep news

Philippa Braithwaite madeit into the U12Umgungundlovu HockeyTeam.

South Africa’s natural beauty is spoiltwhen people carelessly throw theirrubbish around - not only does it lookugly, but it’s alsounhealthyas rubbishpiles up and homes rats and otherpests, said Harry the Hominid, Maro-peng’s spokeshominid.

Litter can also harm the environ-mentbymaking itdirtyandpoisonousto animals and plants. Rubbish onstreets, can get washed or blown intostorm water drains which feeds di-rectly into our river systems, whereit can pollute the water and becomea danger to water creatures andplants.

Harry the Hominid says that litteris a problemwhich starts with the ac-tion of a single person - throwing fast-food containers, cans or bottles out ofa vehicle.

Dropping papers, packets, plasticbags, or other rubbish while walking,is also littering.

* Use a litter bag in your car or onbuses or taxis.

*Alwaysputyourrubbish inaprop-er container, such as a dustbin. Ifthere isn’t one available, keep yourrubbish until you find one.

*Supportcommunityclean-ups,re-cyclingprogrammesandothereffortsto reduce litter. - Compiled on behalfof Maropeng by Cathy Findley PublicRelations.

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Bids are hereby invited in terms of Section 83 of the Municipal Systems Act No. 32 of 2000, as amended and read togetherwith Sections 110, 111 and 112 of the Municipal Finance Management Act No. 56 of 2003 and Section 19 of Umvoti SCMpolicy for the following annual suppliers for the period 01 July 2014 to 30 June 2015.• Transformers• Miniature Substations• Cables and Conductors• Continuous Tapered Fibre Wound Street Light Poles 9.0m and 7.5m• Steel Street Light Poles• Steel Transmission Poles• Ring Main Unit• Street Light Fittings• Service, Refurbish and Recharge of Fire Extinguishers• Cold Premix• Service and Repairs of Air Conditioners• Road Line Paint and Accessories• Protective ClothingBID DOCUMENTBid document will be available from the Supply Chain Department Offices at 100 Pine Street as from the 23rd of May 2014between 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 must be awarded toa bidder for attaining the B-BBEE status level of contribution in accordance with the table below.

B-BBEE STATUS LEVEL OF CONTRIBUTOR NUMBER OF POITNS (80/20 SYSTEM)

1 20

2 18

3 16

4 12

5 8

6 6

7 4

8 2

Non-Compliant Contributor 0

Submission of a B-BBEE Verification Certificate from a Verification Agency accredited by South African Accredited System(SANAS) or a registered Auditor approved by the Independent Regulator Board of Auditors (IRBA) or an AccountingOfficer as contemplated in the Close Corporation Act (CCA) is a requisite. Bidder wilsl not disqualified for non-submissionof B-BBEE Verification Certificate but will be declared as non-compliant contributor. It is expected of all Bidders whoare not yet registered for B-BBEE Verification Certificate to register on (http:/www.sanas.co.za./accreditation_bee.php).

BID SUBMISSION

The Bid document must be enclosed in a sealed envelope with the description “ANNUAL SUPPLIERS 2014/2015” clearlymarked and deposited in the Umvoti Municipality bid box in the Customer Relations Management Center before 12h00on the 06 June 2014. Bids will be open in public on the said date and time. Telegraphic bids, late bids and bids not clearlymarked as prescribed will not be considered.

Enquiries can be directed to E.V. Mdlalose on 033 413 9113 from 08h00 to 15h00.Umvoti Municipality’s Procurement Policy will apply and the Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest bid or furnishany reason for the acceptance or rejection of any bid and reserve the right to accept any bid or part thereof.MR B.A. XULU PO BOX 71 NOTICE No. 1947MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN 3250

NO excuse for no time to eatthat most important meal ofthe day - breakfast - with theserapidmicrowavegrub inamugrecipes.OMELETTE*Two eggs*One tablespoon diced

cooked meat (optional)*One tablespoon salsa

(chppped tomato and onion)*One tablespoon grated

cheese*One tablespoon chopped

green pepper*Spray and Cook*Salt and pepperSpay and Cook the mugAdd eggs and whisk. Then

add other ingredients andcook.Remove from microwave

once and stir.Put back in and cook until

egg has set.FRENCH BREAD*One and a half slices of

bread*About a teaspoon butter*One egg*Three tablespoonsmilk and

a pinch of salt and cinnamonPut butter in bottom of mugAdd the bread.cubedIn separate dish beat egg.

Milk and cinnamon - pour overbread and leave to soak for aminute or so.Microwave until the consist-

ency you want - should takeabout a minute and half.Source; Allwomenstalk.

Grub in aMug SIR,

Today I had the misfortune ofhaving to go to the Home Affairsoffice in Voortrekker Street.

Firstly when one parks, youhave to go from your car into thestreet and jaywalk, due to thewhole width of the pavement be-ing takenupbya street vendorun-der a portable gazebo, table piledwith stock and even a generatorrunning a fridge.

One wonders where the trading

licenseandrelaxationofboundar-ies came from?

Secondly, and this is the excitingpart, as one approaches theHomeAffairs office, you slam into a wallofurinestench, sovile it takesyourbreath away.

Inside the offices, not only doyou have the stench permeatingfrom outside, but also the stenchof offices thathavenot seenamop,duster or detergent in years.

Every counter or shelf one

touches is sticky and visibly filthy.Thirdly, the staff need a few les-

sons in public (who pay their wag-es) relations. Now, lets take awalkdown to the Post Office.

Fresh, clean and staff who in-stantly smileandgreetandareon-ly too happy to go the extra mile.

Makes one wonder if these twoutilities belong to the same gov-ernment.

For obvious reasons, I remainanonymous.!

Big plus for PO minus for home affairs

SIR,The South African service and

the community policing forumwould likeyou, thecommunity, to:

1. Increase your co-operationand information to be one jumpaheadagainst crime for thesafetyof your family and your area.

2. Identify problems throughthe forumwith thepoliceandhelpthe police find solutions.

3. Involve yourself so that youcan have a better understandingof the problems that the policeface, who are working understressful circumstances and areunderstaffed. From personal ob-servation and my visit to the re-

spective department, I have no-ticed that the members, in spiteof being stressed, are performingtheir departmental duties to thebest of their abilities.

4. If youwantacrimefree town,

don’t hide behind your blinkersand resort to only criticising thepolice forum.

5. A word of consideration isthat with regards to the fightagainst crime, the community

must realise that crime cannot beconductedby thepolicealone,butwith greater community involve-ment.

6. The prerequisite element tothe success of the concept of com-munity policing forum is struc-tured consultation between thepoliceandroleplayers inthecom-munity

For further information on onhowtojointheCPF,pleasecontactMr Moola at 072 87 47 445 or thestation commander at 033 4139017.

CPF PRO I Moolla.

Public participation for your safety and security

WITH the rising prevalence of breast can-cer, healthcare professionals must be ableto help patients with early detection andcare. But in South Africa, under-resourcednurses anddoctors are often overwhelmedand under-equipped to assist their pa-tients.

Dr Jenny Edge, a leading breast surgeonat Christiaan Barnard Memorial Hospitalin Cape Town, set out to equip healthcareprofessionals working on the frontline.

She linked up with Professor DavidWoods, a retiredneonatologist and theedi-tor-in-chief of the Perinatal EducationPro-gramme (PEP), to bring out a self-study

book which would enable nurses to man-age a range of common breast conditions.

The book, ‘Breast Care’, has been re-leased by Bettercare. It covers the diagno-sis and management of common breastconditions in a concise and thorough Q&Aformat. Bettercare books provide self-powered continuing education for nurseswithout thecostsof coursesandworkshops

ReadBreast Careonline for freeat http://bettercare.co.za/books/breast-care. Cop-ies can be bought from:http://www.mega-books.co.za or at Paperight print-shops(http://www.paperight.com). Or order cop-ies in bulk from Bettercare.

Breast Care book essentialinfo healthcare workers

READERS WRITE

Correspondence Namesand addresses of correspondents must in all cases, accompany the communications, not necessarilyfor publication, but as aguarantee of good faith. Afree interchange of mattersof public interest will beencouraged but we are notheld responsible as endorsing the opinions of our correspondents.

READERSWRITE ...

Makes one wonder if these two utilitiesbelong to the same government.

The book, ‘Breast Care’, has beenreleased by Bettercare

If you want a crime freetown, don’t hide behind yourblinkers and resort to onlycriticising the police forum

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ERNIE VENTERPremier Property Consultant

Cell: 072 444 [email protected]

HOUSE FORSALE

Neat 3-bedroom, double-bathroomhouse with 2-Bedroom cottage,

centrally located.

R1 300 000Give me a call now.

SOLE MANDATE

The Country Nursery

are OPEN 7 days a week.Mon - Fri: 8 am - 4 pm 8 • Sat: 8 am - 2 pmSundays and public holidays: 9 am - 2 pm

Phone: 033 413 3510 – Nursery082 964 0612 – Tranquili-tea

At the top of Voortrekker StreetContinue straight, follow the signs

Tranquili – teaand

New Hanover Preparatory School is a co-educationalPre-Primary and Primary School, offering educationin a country setting from Grade RRR to Grade 7. Asthe 6th oldest independent school in South Africa, NewHanover Prep is steeped in a rich heritage of 156 yearsof Christian-based education. With a strong core ofvalues that include Christian Faith, a Sense of Self,Integrity and a Sense of Belonging, New Hanover Prep isa leading independent co-educational school with a proudhistory that offers an innovative and relevant education.Position Available: HOD, Senior Primary Educator

A full-time, permanent position has opened up atNew Hanover Preparatory School for a Head ofDepartment (Primary School), senior primary teacher.We are seeking a dynamic, enthusiastic, suitably qualifiedand experienced educator. The successful applicant willhave the opportunity to work with small class sizes, in anextremely stimulating environment.Commencement Date: Third Term 2014 - negotiableThe ideal candidate must:• Be committed to upholding the Christian values that areheld at the core of our school

• Have appropriate academic and professionalqualifications and proof of registration with SACE

• Be passionate about primary school education, becreative, self-motivated, organised and energetic

• Have good interpersonal and administrative skills and ahigh level of computer literacy (ability to teach computerliteracy advantageous)

• Possess good organizational skills and the ability todevelop programmes based on sound educationalprinciples

• Have a thorough knowledge of the curriculum and CAPS• Be prepared to fulfil both subject and class teachingresponsibilities

• Be prepared to assist in the extramural programme ofthe school (passion for coaching sports will be a distinctadvantage)

• Have strong interpersonal skills and a proven ability towork as part of a team

A letter of application together with a full CV and thenames and contact details of three referees should besubmitted to the headmaster, Mr James Hough, via email:[email protected] by Friday, 23rd May 2014. Anapplication will not in itself entitle the applicant to an in-terview or appointment. Failure to meet the minimum re-quirements of the advertised post will result in applicantsautomatically being disqualified from consideration. NewHanover Preparatory School reserves the right not to pro-ceed with filling this post.

PLEASENOTE:

DEADLINE FORGAZETTE

CLASSIFIEDSIS MONDAY,

10 amPHONE

033 413 2735

1 Births

FISHERFrancois and Michelle(nee Oellermann)have great pleasure toannounce the birth oftheir healthy babyboy, Luan Christiaan,a precious gift fromGod, born on Monday12 May 2014 at theMedi Clinic Hospital.Proud grandparentsChis & Erika Fischerand Heinz and lateChrista Oellermann.

FRANCOIS en Michel-le baie geluk met diegeboorte van jul wel-geskape baba seun,Luan Christaan. Dis ‘nwonderlike geskenkvan ons HemelseVader. Mag hy vir jullenet vreugde en gelukverskaf. Baie liefdedie Fischer, Oeller-mann, Haasbroek, Nelen Schoon Familie.

18 Clubs andMeetings

D.A. Branch Meeting &membership renewals.Wed. 21 May at BowlingClub, 5:30 for 6 pm. Allwelcome. 083 6533481.

EMMAUS Reunion Meet-ing will be held at Assem-bly of God Fellowship OldDundee Road, Sunday25 May 2014 at 4pm.

MASCOR Umvoti Poloc-rosse Annual Tourna-ment will be held on 25May 2014 at Lake Merth-ley Catering facilitiesavailable.

SAIYURISHOUSE OFCURRIES

Ex RA CENTRE072620 6330

Available daily:Mutton & ChickenCurry with Rice or

Bunny Chow &Salad. Rotis -

Roti Rolls,Samoosas, Fried

Chips.Wed: Chicken

Breyani.Frid:

Mutton BreyaniSHRI Vishnu Mandir Vidya

Pracharni Sabha AnnualGeneral Meeting will beheld on Tuesday, 27 May2014 at 7.00 pm. Venue:Brindavan Hall, 70 Cath-cart Street, Greytown.Agenda: Prayer. Apolo-gies. Welcome - Presi-dent Mrs R. Aheer. Mi-nutes of the last A.G.M.Reports: President. Sec-retary. Treasurer. elec-tion of Office Bearers.Closing Prayer. Pleaseattend.

THE Umvoti AgriculturalSociety gives notice thatthe A.G.M will be held on30 May 2014 at 4:30pmat the Green Bar.

THE Umvoti Fire Protec-tion Association A.G.Mwill be held on 22 May2014 at 5pm at the Grey-town Country Club.

22 Personal

D.A. Branch Meeting &membership renewals.Wed. 21 May at BowlingClub, 5:30 for 6 pm. Allwelcome. 083 6533481.

GOLF and archery coach-ing. Call Paul Els on 084596 6292.

30 BuildingServices

M3 Contractors MasterBuilders and PropertyMaintanance, 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 Nola 083320 4008.

38 FencingServices

FAIRVIEW Fencing. Quali-ty workmanship andback-up service on auto-mated gates and all typesof game, agricultural andsecurity fencing. ContactKeith Cowie 082 7725436.

WELDING and wroughtiron incl. burglar guards,gates, carports, palisadefencing, structural etc.Call Brian 073 212 6627.

39 For Hire

10 Seater round tables,gas heaters, marquees,decor, cooking. GreytownHiring Services. 033 4171157, 082 957 2812, 082315 6653.

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

41 GardenServices

PROFESSIONAL tree fell-ing. Phone Brian 073 2126627.

42 Health andBeauty

MONIQUE Salon. Stock-ists of many colours ofdifferent types of bond-ings, dyes, after careproducts of dreads & La-dine moisturizer and hair-food. Near Asmalls.Phone Gertrude 073 3608853.

47 PersonalServices

ABORTION alternative.Wednesday 2 - 5 pm.Free counselling by ap-pointment. Call or sms078 879 7484.

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

FOR all your plumbing re-quirements, geyser in-stallation, shower, toilets,leaking taps, blockeddrain, painting, bathroomrenovation & constructionwork call Ntini 076 0622999 / 084 777 8229.

RAJAN082 460 9341For all your dieselrepairs on trucks,vehicles, hydraul-ics on tippertrucks, air brakeson trucks,trailers and wheelbearings, etc.

47 PersonalServices

TNR Projects. Specialistsin: Shop-Fitting, Sus-pended Ceiling & Parti-tioning and Custom madeKitchen & Bedroom Cup-boards & Wooden Floor-ing. Mobile: Ravin 081531 5308. Website:www.tnrprojects.co.zaEmail:[email protected]

P.O. Box 835, Greytown,3250.

73 General Sales

AFRICA wendy houses,grade A Pinewood, big,small, low prices, louvrestyle. Sylie 083 996 0526/ 084 295 8471.

BROILERS cut andcleaned. dholl roti, roti,banana puri. We deliver.Phone 079 539 7602.

HOOSEN’S Halaal farmfresh dressed chicken,braai packs, fillets, drum-sticks etc. Ph 072 1019081 / 033 417 1362Shaaista.

WONGA Wendy housesfrom new Pinewood. CallAyanda 072 907 1362 or071 965 6882.

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

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

108 BusinessOpportunities

WE require people to feedSchools. Profit 10k pm.Tel. 081 480 6352 / 081454 2031 / 081 3922957.

126 Houses to Let

2 Bedroom & lounge, din-ingroom, kitchen (fully fit-ted). Sargeaunt Street.With garage R3 500,without R3 000.. Prepaidelectricity. Contact 072869 6354 after 11.

164 Used Cars

TOYOTA Tazz 2004 (sil-ver). Only 120 000 kms.CD player, alarm. WithC.O.R. & licence. R50000 neg. Call: 084 5871842.

168 Canopies

CANOPY for sale. Shortwheel base with sideglass for Isuzu bakkie.Phone 072 552 0007.

173 GeneralEmployment

LOOKING for evening andweekend part-time help.Must be able to work withcomputers and peoplewell. Needs to have agood knowledge of mov-ies. Please drop off yourCV at Movie Mania, Cnrof Pine & Shepstone.

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

NOZIPHO seeks domesticwork. Contact 079 9539786 / 079 953 9786.

186 Estates

IN THE ESTATE OF THELATE MANIYA

CHANDRA, IDENTITYNUMBER

490408 0114 084,WHODIED AT GREYTOWN ONTHE 24 DECEMBER

2013.ESTATE NO.020689/2014

All persons having claimsagainst the deceased orher Estate are called uponto lodge their claims withthe undersigned within aperiod of THIRTY (30)days from the publicationof this notice.Dated at Ladysmith on this13th day of May 2014.Attorneys for ExecutorRamkhelawan Incorporat-ed. 26 Cochrane Road,Ladysmith. P O Box 3989.

Ref. Mr Ramkhelawan/E160

LIQUIDATION ANDDISTRIBUTION

ACCOUNT INDECEASED ESTATE

LYING FORINSPECTION

IN THE ESTATE OF THELATE

MFANA JOHN MAJOZI,ID NO: 460410 5225 085

OF ELANGENILOCATION, MUDEN, GREY-

TOWN, KWAZULU-NATALESTATE NUMBER:11074/2012/PMB

Notice is hereby given thatthe First and Final Liquidationand Distribution Account inthe above estate will lie for in-spection at the offices of theMaster of the KwaZulu-NatalHigh Court, Pietermaritzburgand at the Magistrate’s office,Greytown for a period oftwenty one (21) days as fromdate of publication hereof.Dated at Pietermaritzburg onthis 9th day of May 2014- Zondi & ShangaseAttorneys. Attorneys andAgents for the Executors.P.O. Box 7376Pietermaritzburg 3200.

190 Sale in Execution

IN the Magistrate’s Courtfor the District

of Umvoti held atGreytown

Case No: 176/2013in the matter between:

MR ALBERT MTHANDENIZUMA

Execution CreditorAndMR AUBREY SIGUBUNDU

Execution DebtorNOTICE OF SALE IN

EXECUTION (AUCTION)In pursuance of a Judgementin the court of theMagistrate of Greytown andwrit of execution, the goodslisted hereunder will be soldin execution on FRIDAY,30th MAY 2014 at 11:00, atthe Woolstone Farm (nearQuarme School), Greytownto the highest bidder:

200 X bags of CharcoalNB: The sale is for cash or

bank guaranteed chequeonly:

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

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

2. The Rules of this auction isavailable 24 hours beforethe auction at the office ofthe Sheriff for 121 Sar-geaunt Street, Greytown3250.

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

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

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

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

d)Registration conditions.The office of the Sheriff for

Greytown will conduct thesale with auctioneer Mr Bob-by Pearson. Advertisingcosts at current publicationrates and sale costs accord-ing to the court rules apply.

Dated at Greytown on this2nd day of May 2014.

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

06/z321/001TD

190 Sale in Execution

AUCTIONIN the Magistrate’s Court

for the Districtof Msinga held at

Tugela FerryCase No: 36/2013

in the matter between:ITHALA DEVELOPMENT FI-

NANCE CORPORATIONLIMITED

Execution CreditorAndMASALO’S FLAMED GRILLCHICKEN CC

1st Execution DebtorMNOTHISENI HENDRY

KHUMALO2nd Execution DebtorSALE NOTICE

In pursuance of a Judgementin the Magistrate’s Court forthe District of Msinga, Tuge-la Ferry, the goods listed willbe sold in execution by Pub-lic Auction on the 29 May2014, at 11H00 at Masalo’sFlamed Grill Chicken, Shop20 Ithala Centre, TugelaFerry to the highest bidder:

1. 6 X Tables2. 12 X Chairs3. 1 Cooldrink Fridge4. 1 X Steel Table5. 1 X Chicken Griller6. 1 X Chip Maker7. 1 X Bread Stand8. 2 X Dust Bins9. 2 X Washing Steel Tables10. Plates11. Cutlery and12. 1 X Cash TillTake further note that:1. The sale is a sale in execu-

tion pursuant to a judgmentobtained in the above Court.

2. The Rules of this auctionare available 24 hours be-fore the auction at the officeof the Sheriff for Msinga /Tugela Ferry. Telephonenumber 033 417 2356.

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

a) Directive of the ConsumerProtection Act 68 of 2008(URLhttp://www.Info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961)

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

c) Payment of a registrationfee of R1 000.00 in cash

d) Registration conditions.The office of the Sheriff, for

Msinga / Tugela Ferry willconduct the sale with auc-tioneers N.H. Robertson.

Advertising costs at currentpublication rates and salecosts according to courtrules apply.

- Ngidi & Company Incorpo-rated, Plaintiff’s Attorneys,12th Floor, Durban BayHouse, 333 Anton LembedeStreet, Durban, 4001. Tel:031 304 3133.

GAZETTESMALLSSomething for everyone

IT seems too good to be true -something that tastes as goodas dark chocolate can actuallybe good for you. Recent re-search shows the benefits arenot only to eat but for skin caretoo.

Researchhasshownthateat-ing chocolate and natural co-coa may improve vascularhealth, blood pressure, cogni-tive health, blood flow, and skinhealthWhat's more, two table-spoonsofnatural cocoacontainmore antioxidants than fourcups of green tea, one cup ofblueberriesoraglassandahalfof red wine. According to ex-perts, compounds found in thecocoa bean, called flavanols,increase blood flow. Andhealthy blood flow means bet-ter circulation, which means ahealthier skin andappearance.

Some studies have shownthat cocoa may even reversesmoking-related impairmentsof blood vessel function.

Researchers say the highestbenefitsare found indarkchoc-olate which contains 90% ormore cocoa. Though this maytaste a bit bitter, the benefitsarealso found inchocolatewith60% cocoa.

But what about wearingchocolate on your face? Morebeauty salons are touting thebenefits of chocolate as a skincare treatment and chocolateface-masksarebecomingmorepopular.

One dermatologist, and au-thor of Feed Your Face, warnsagainst pre-packaged facemasks however, and advisesyou make your own chocolateface mask.

All you need is dark cocoapowder and plain yogurt to un-clog the pores. Combine two tothree tablespoons of dark co-coa powder with two to threetablespoons of plain yogurt tomake a paste. Apply to clean,dry skin, and let it sit for 10 to15 minutes before rinsing withlukewarm water. If you havedry skin, consider adding a tea-spoon of honey or a tablespoonof mashed avocado - both in-gredients help lock in moistureand keep skin hydrated.

The journal, Chemistry Cen-tral Journal, has shown thatchocolate is a “rich source ofantioxidants and containsmore polyphenols and fla-vanols than fruit juice.” Re-searchers found the amount of

Chocaholics be happy

antioxidants perserving, of bothdark chocolate andcocoa, had a great-er antioxidant ca-pacity and a great-er total flavanoland polyphenolcontent than fruitjuices. Chocolatealso includes cocoabutter which con-tains oleic acid, amono-unsaturatedfat that gives oliveoil its goodname. Italso containsstearicacid,asatu-rated fat, but onewhich doesn'traise cholesterollevels. It is high intryptophan, phe-nylalanine, and ty-rosine, all nitro-gen-rich com-pounds consideredthe ‘buildingblocks’ of all thebody's proteins.Twoof these aminoacids are precur-sors of adrenaline,a stress hormone,and dopamine, aneurotransmitterthat relays signalsbetween nervecells in the brain.Theobromine andcaffeine fall intothis groupof chem-icals and are re-sponsible for somerather different ef-fects on the bodywhen certain peo-ple eat chocolate,such as a fasterheartbeat andheartburn. -www.health24.co.za


Missing personGREYTOWN ChildWefare is lookingfor information onthe whereabouts ofMr Mzuthule, thefather of Ajax Ray-land Govenderwhose mother, De-venthree Govender,is deceased.

Anyone with in-formation is askedto please contact TSLawu at 0334 4133174.

UCELA ukufuniswa laba abalandelayo: Ongaba nolwaziathintane nosonhlalakahle kulenombolo elandelayo 033-4171527:

1. UThandeka Phungula ongumama kaSiphiwe Mzilaamthola ku Mosquito Public Themba Mzila ongasekhoowayehlala eNtembisweni

2. U Alson Ngubane, TebogoMbhele okungo baba kaN-tombifuthi Mbambo, Siyabonga Mbambo ababezalwauThabisile Mbambo, Simangele Mbambo abangasekhoababehlala eNtembisweni.

3. Ubaba kaSmangele Chamane owayezalwa Us-phindile Goodness Obiora ongasekho emhlabeniowayehlala eNtembisweni.

4. UmamakaNomondeNdlovu amthola kuKhumbulaniSteven Ndlovu ongasekho emhlabeni owayehlala eShane

5. Umama kaSlindile Mahopane amthola kuSandileNdlovu ohlala eShane

6. UNtokozo Khumalo, Sandile Ngubane okungobabakaLangalomusa Mbeje noSanele Mbeje, Asanele Mbejeababezalwa uThembekile Zama Mbeje ongasekhoowayehlala eShane.

7. Ubaba kaAsanda Ximba, Ntobeko Mchunu, LindaNgubane, ababezalwa uLungile Ximba, Nozipho Ximba

ohlala noShodangani Sikhakhane eMuden area21. Ubaba kaSabelo Emmanuel Mkhize owayezalwa

uWinile Sinenhlanhla Mkhize ongasekho emhlabeniowayehlala eMatimatolo area

22. Umama ka Nkosikhona Nkabinde amthola ku-BonginkosiMtati Zakweongasekhoemhlabeni owayehla-la eMuden

23. Ubaba kaMhlonipheni Ndebele owayezalwa uKhu-luliwe Thombi Zakwe ongasekho emhlabeni owayehlalaeMuden

24. Ubaba kaNompumelelo Sinenhlanhla GumedeowayezalwauDuduzileBeautyCeleongasekhoemhlabeniowayehlala eNhlalakahle Township

25. Ubaba kaNonhlanhlaMbambo ohlala noDombi Zu-lu eMbuba

26. Umama kaLungisani Nzama amthola kuBhekok-wakhe Nzama ohlala eColoured Village

27. Umama ka Andile Nkwanyana amthola kuXolaniThembinkosi Nkwanyana ohlala eColoured Village

28. Ubaba kaThanduxolo Mtolo noSiphokuhle Mtoloababezalwa uZanele Mtolo ongasekho emhlabeniowayehlala eMatimatolo

29. Ubaba ka Sbusiso Zuke no Sandile Zuke no LindoMnomiya ababezalwa ngu Zandile Zuke ongasekho emh-labeni owayehlala Matimatolo

30. Ubaba ka Bongokuhle Shelembe owayezalwa nguMbali Hlengiwe Shelembe ongasekho emhlabeni owaye

Umnyangowokuthuthukiswakomphakathi(Greytown Social Development)

abangasekho emh-labeni ababehlalaeNhlalakahle

8. Ubaba kaMusa-wenkosi Duzeowayezalwa uZamaDuze ongasekhoemhlabeniowayehlala eNhla-lakahle

9. Ubaba kaBuyisi-we Kwanele Semeowayezalwa uNon-hlanhla Gladys Semeongasekho emhlabe-ni owayehlala eGrey-town

10. Ubaba kaS-phesihle Sokhabaseowayezalwa Siman-gele AntonetteSokhabase ongasek-ho emhlabeniowayehlala eNhla-lakahle

11. Umama ka Zi-yanda Mchunuamthola kuZakheleMchunu ohlala eM-bulwane

12. UPhumzileMasuku waseThek-wini ongumama kaNokukhanya Masukuamthola kuLin-dokuhle ZumawaseMbulwana

13. UNokuthulaHlela noThokozaniZondi ongumamano-baba kaLusanda Hle-la ohlala embuba ar-ea

14. USukoluhleMoyo ongumama ka-Nomcebo Dladlaamthola kuSfisoStanley Dladla on-gasekho emhlabeniowayehlala embubaarea.

15. UNtombifuthiMadida,PatrickMbe-jeongumamanobabakaSiyanda Mbejeohlala eMbuba Area.

16.UZandileMajo-la ongumama kaS-ifundo Mdunge ohla-la noNtombifuthi Ag-nes Mdunge eMbubaarea.

17. Umama kaAsanda Mkhize,Kwanele Mkhizeabahlala noZandileMkhize eMbuba area

18. UBalungile Nx-umalo ongumamakaLuyanda Mahlabaohlala noGladys Fu-nani Ndlovu eMbubaarea

19. Umama kaNompumeleloMashaba amtholakuThemba Mabuzaohlala eMuden area

20. Umama kaSakhile Sikhakhane

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Start your journey today by learning the facts withAdd-option, South Africa’s first national adoptionresource centre.

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Professional Accountants (SA)P.L. Naidoo (Nathan) SAIPA, B.Comp, BTH

50 Scott Street, Greytown 3250Tel: 033 413 2621, Fax: 086 247 4526Email: [email protected]

We specialise in:• Accounting Services• Bookkeeping Services• Annual Financial Services• Taxation• VAT• PAYE/UIF: EMP 201 and EMP 501 recon• Company Registration• CC/Company Annual Returns with CIPC• BBBEE Certificates

Contact Nathan or VijenServing the business community since the 1980s.

Closing date:4 June 2014

PANNAR SEED (PTY) LTD, a company with its origins deeply rooted in agriculture,is a leader in the seed industry and an award winner in its field. Our longstandingsuccesses in Africa have made us not only a choice provider, but also an employer ofchoice. We now offer the following sought-after opportunity:

Laboratory AssistantGreytown

Are you in possession of a Matric certificate with Mathematics and Biology? Do youwrite neatly? Yes? You could be the ideal person to perform general laboratory tasks,undertake seed grading, planting and sampling and perform quality checks.

You must also be able to communicate in English. Seed quality and gradingexperience will be an added advantage.

The Company offers a competitive salary package and pleasant working conditions.

Forward written applications, accompanied by a comprehensive CV,in confidence to the Manager: Human Resources, Pannar Seed (Pty) Ltd,PO Box 19, Greytown 3250. Please quote “Application for Employment” inthe subject line when applying via e-mail.

Fax: (033) 413-9682 or 086 604 0823

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TOGETHER WE WORK FOR THE FUTURE

ngo wasendaweni yase Matimatolo31. Ubaba ka Madlala Linda

owayezalwa ngu Madlala Purity Phu-melele ongasekho emhlabeniowayehlala endaweni yase matimato-lo

Sasko Bakery, Ladysmith is invitingDistribution Agents ( Contractors) tosubmit business proposals in regardto Sasko Bread Depot, Greytown.

All applications should be in writingand must reach this office no later

than 28 May 2014For more information please contact:

Gift MthembuTel: 036 637 6721Fax: 036 637 6958

Email: [email protected]


SPORT NEWS

SUNDAY, 25 May is the Plennegy Ladies Invita-tion day. Entry is R160 which includes greenfees,halftimeandlunch.Therewillbeashotgunstartat8.30amand teamsofone ladywith threemen.

Sydney Bondesio lost out on the money fromthemembers drawonFriday, 16May as hewasnot present at the time of the draw. The nextattendance drawwill be this Fridaywith R1400up for grabs. Be here at 6.30 for 7pm and youcould be the lucky winner.

The Mascor monthly mug was on Saturdayand results as follows:

A-division:1st: B Mlangeni on 66 net

2nd: S Buthelezi on 67 nettB division:

1st: G Larkan on 68 nett2nd: T Muller on 69 nett

Overall mug winner was B Mlangeni.The ‘Sunday9@9’ entry fee isR40 toplaynine

holes. Richard Chiazzari is sponsoring a chick-en that will be up for the winning on Sundaymorning. Last Sunday, Rudolf Aulfes won on acount out on 20 points.

Dates to diarizeSunday, 25May: Plennegy Ladies invitationalFriday, 30 May: Happy Hour.

GreytownCountry Clubnews THE Handicaps and Champi-

onship matches are makingprogress and a few well con-tested matches were playedon Saturday.

Debbie Commins and Trish

Köhnewon in a nail biting fin-ish againstWendy Edkins andIngrid Sürendorff.The score was 6-4, 6-4.Anothermarathonmatchwasbetween Mark Thomas andPierre Steyn which Mark won6-3, 6-4.

The following matches willbe played on Saturday, 24May:1.30pm:

Richard Cyras and DieterMeyer vs Martin Platt andpartner

HermanvanRooyenvsCliveEdkins.KimSteyn vsDebbie Commins(h)2.30pm:Julie Cotterrell and ErikaGevers vs Debbie van Rooyenand Robyn Steyn (h).RuthDrewandSueThompson

vs Pam Paul and Trish Köhne(h).Steve Muna and Keith Cowievs Martin Platt and partner(h).Clive and Wendy Edkins vsShaun Watson and Pam Paul(h).Dieter Meyer vs James de Ny-schen.3.30pm:

From thecourts

RESULTS of the matches played lastSunday were:

City Stars scored two goals to Dingwane's one, with Rebels beating Baroka by onegoal to nil.

Ndunas had a 3-2 win over Super Strik-ers and Cape Town Spurs beat Tsalanangby three goals to one.

Only onematchwas played onSaturday,with Rebels beating Ndunas by four goalsto three.

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THE Farmers Agri-Care Monthly Mugwas played in the late Autumnweatheron Saturday, 17May 2014. It’s only lateAutumn because the frost for Winterhas not arrived.St Cathryn’s grass and trees are stillshowing shades of green and the vul-nerabletreeshavegottheir frostcoverson them - prevention is better thancure.Neil Manser walked the Mug on Sat-

urday after his sons booked him a sur-prise 50th birthday weekend, with hiswife Wendy and other guests stayingover for the weekend.Results:1st: Neil Manser nett 71 oco2nd: Darrin Manser3rd: Piet Nel nett 75 oco4th: Liekie SteynCaptains Putter: Stefan LubbeNearest to Pin 9th/18th: Darrin

Manser

Thefinalof thematchplaywasplayedduringtheweekend.Thetopeightplay-ers from the Tuta Carriers ClubChampswere drawn for the finals. NeilManser waltzed over Piet to beat him3 and 2 and Liekie Steyn trounced overStefan Lubbe 6 and 5.Sunday morning, after a successful

50th birthday bash, Liekie and Neil setoff for the finals.It was hard going and good competi-

tive golf was playedwith neither golfergiving in. Liekie was the eventual win-ner of the ‘fourth generation blue Neljacket’ after beating Neil 2 and 3.This coming Saturday, 24May, we in-

vite all golfers to come and play in theSt Cathryn’s Classic, the format is4BBBS and tee off is from 9.30am. Thecost is R250 per player which includesgreen fees, halftime,prizesandsupper.Please note that affiliated golfers withan official handicap are welcome at StCathryn’s to play and players with noofficial handicapmust play off scratch.

All St Cathryn’s carts have beenbooked already but you arewelcome tobring your own.St Cathryn’s does not have caddies,

but if you bring your own caddie pleaseaskPiet about the rules regulatingvisi-tors to St Cathryn’s.To book for golf, please contact Piet

at 083 269 1661 or [email protected] this Fridaywill be abringand

braai, and supper for the Classic willbe beef in red wine. If you would liketo come and join us for supper, pleasephone 082 555 2661.

ST CATHRYN’S NEWSSATURDAY’S men singles final was areally exciting match between ChrisFischer and Bryan Paul - both of themprevious Club champions.

The match started with tight ends,and just got tighter -manyendsamea-sure for shot winner. Chris gained theupperhandearly, andwas14-4aheadafter ten ends, then Bryan Paul cameback to 13-16 after eighteen ends - avery closematch that took 25 ends be-fore Chris Fischer secured the title ofClub Champion 2014.

A special date to note is 29 June, thePannar trips fun bowls day - diarise,memorise and ionize andmost impor-tantly of all, join in the fun.

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