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WITH Lake Merthley benefit-ting from the limited recentrainfalls by just a couple of cen-timetres, it is41%full,Uziminy-athi is taking a stronger stanceas Umvoti’s water service pro-vider by cutting household con-sumption to a maximum of15 000 litres (15 Kl). Penaltieswill be imposed if over that lim-it.

All registered consumers us-ing more than 15kl per monthwill receive a letter from Um-zinyathi stating what their cur-

rent consumption is in litres,with the request that the con-sumer cuts back to less than15kl.

If consumers fail to comply,UmzinyathiDistrictMunicipali-ty acting municipal managerThamiMalungasays itwillhaveno alternate but towield the bigstick and impose punitivemeasures by charging a fee perevery kl used over 15 000. Thepenalty is still to be announcedby Umzinyathi.

All water consumers are re-

quested to check for leaks - in-ternal leaksare theresponsibil-ity of the consumer. For exter-nal leaks, phone 086 167 8883between 7.30am during officehours or after hours at 034 2122222. Members of the publicare requested to please reportburst pipes and leaks immedi-ately to save water.

In last week’s Greytown Ga-zette, a photo was published onthe front page of an AquaTransport driver washing hisvehicle in Voortrekker Street.

This was sent to the firm, to theDepartment of Water, Umziny-athi and Umvoti municipalitiesetc. Obviously to no avail as thesyndrome “I’m not paying sowhat should I care” applies.This photographwas taken lastSaturday, again in VoortrekkerStreet. The driver was also be-ing a “gentleman” in washingthe vehicle alongside - the driv-er was a young lady.

The Greytown Gazette re-quested comment from UmvotiMunicipality as to what contin-gency plans are in place to sup-plywater to residents and busi-nesses in Greytown if the de-pressing prediction that LakeMerthley could dry up by Julyactually occurs. And if there isno rain this could happen.Surely it is way past time forUmvoti Municipality to ap-proach those residentswith ex-pertise in such matters to forma water committee to safe-guard the daily activities of allby ensuring the continued sup-plyof thatmost vital commodityof all - water.

An Aqua Transportdriver, despite theabsolutely criticalwater shortage inGreytown, happilygives a lady’s vehiclea quick wash afterhaving washed histanker in VoortrekkerStreet last Saturday.After all, the water isfree...isn’t it?

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15 000 litreslimit...or paypenalties

A GREYTOWN Police spokesman hasissued a warning to the communitythat a ‘hitman’ is on the loose.He is targeting farmworkers, andoth-ers, calling them to say that he hasbeen hired to kill them, but that if acertain amount of money is hadedover to him by the so-called “target”he will not complete the hit.

Please report any such approachimmediately to theGreytownSAPS, orto Ops 911 at 033 417 2911.Two cases have already been openedwith the Greytown Police.

Umphakathi wase Greytown uyax-wayiswa ngomuntu ozenza inkabi/umbulali othengiwe ofonela abantuabasebenza emaplazini ebasabisangokuthi uthengiwe ukuze angabab-ulali kumele bamukhokhele imali en-gaphezu kwaleyo athengwe ngayo.

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THEREhasbeena lotofactionandprogramming for the future at Ar-cadia recently. Wessel Pretoriushas been appointed in a newposi-tion as manager of Arcadia whileSister Lynn Haden has been pro-moted to nursingmanager follow-ing the retirement of Matron SueStrydom.

And on the retirement of Elean-ora de Nysschen last year, LyynFouche was appointed as secre-tary/receptionist.

Chairperson of the executivecommittee is Bernie Hohls, Elean-ora de Nysschenis vice chairper-son andmembers Jack Drew, Dol-laPretorius,LynnHadenandWes-sel Pretorius.

Bongani Ndlovu, a very dedicat-ed and qualified staff nurse, hasreplaced Sister Wynina Jansenvan Vuuren who left at the end ofJanuary to join Dr M. Roodt’steam.

Thisweekend,21and22Febru-ary, a two day, two golf coursesfundraising tournament in aid ofArcadia will take place at theGreytown Golf club as well as at

St Cathryn’s. An appeal to golfersto support and participate in thisevent. A hearty thanks to the twoclubs and individuals involved inorganizing this event.

Chanene Streicher, well-knownsinger/actress, will perform at Ar-cadia on Friday, 6March at 10am.She has an impressive CV of per-formancesat allmajorSA festivalsand is popularwith youngandold.She has this year again decided todedicatetimetoperformtothe“ol-dies” at various old age homesthroughout the country.

There is no entry charge for Ar-cadia and Concordia residents,but members of the public will becharged R30 per person..Pleasecontact Lynn Fouche at Arcadia tomake a booking.

All at Arcadia would like to ex-press sincere thanks to all busi-nesses, institutions and individu-als in the community for their sup-port whether it be financial,through sponsorships or prayer.

Together we achieve so muchmore in maintaining a safe havenfor the aged in our community.

Arcadia action

AN open meeting to establish agoverning body for BuhlebomvotiInformal Special School is to beheld on Saturday, 14 March at2.30pm at the Civic Centre (from

where the school currentlyoperates).For further information, contactBev Garner at 083 2331 777 orLungile Mthembu at 079 6347

118.Interestedpersonsare invitedto

assistwith the development of thisfacility for childrenwithmoderateto severe disabilities who cannot

access mainstream schools orspecial schools in other districts.Twenty one children are currentlyenrolled at the school.

Special school open meeting

MEMBERS of the Sri Maduraiv-eeran and Mariemman Templecelebrated the Thaipusam Kava-dy festival in Greytown on 8 Feb-ruary.This isaHindufestivalcelebratedon full moon and observed in

countries where there is a largeHindu community. The wordThaipusam is a combination ofthenameof themonth,Thai (Jan-uary/February) and the name ofthe star Pusam which is at thehighest point during the festival.

A devotee who has suffered illhealth or misfortune will fast forten days, then takes a vow thatheorshewillpullachariotorcar-ry a kavady or brass pot on thehead from the river to the Tem-ple.

This is the first time a “chariot” was drawnwith the walk from the river in CooperStreet to the Temple in Acacia Street.

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Kavady festival in Greytown

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WOMEN’SWORLD DAY OF

PRAYERFRIDAY 6TH MARCH

ST THEODORE’S CATHOLIC CHURCHDURBAN STREET GREYTOWN

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THEME:‘‘do you know what I have done to you”

Volunteer readers contactHelen Robertson: 082 922 4549

CONGRATULATIONS to Dr Phumzile Se-benzile Chonco, youngest (uthumbu)daughter of Mr and Mrs ME Chonco ofGreytown, who was awarded her MBChB(Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery) de-gree on 15 December at the University OfCape Town.Her parents were proudly present to seeher graduate.

Phumzile matriculated from GreytownSecondary School and is currently servingher internship at ChrisHaniBaragwanathacademic hospital.The four Chonco sisters have betweentheman impressivearrayof qualifications- eldest is a medical doctor, the seconddaughter has her PHD, third is a CA andnow the youngest, a doctor.

Outstandingachievement

GOOD news for Greytown andsurrounds is that the Greytownand Umvoti Community Tourismand Information Office is in theprocess of being re-establishedand will initially be run from theMunicipal Offices. Businesses willbe pleased tolearn too thatthe GreytownChamber ofCommerce is tobe revived.In order toupdate thesomewhat outof date recordsthemunicipalityhas,individualsandbusinesses in Umvoti arerequested to respond by email tothe following:

Name, telephone and cellnumber as well as email address- personal.

Business name, address andcontact details - email for

business.Brief description of what

business is conducted andservices offered.

Are you prepared to join theChamber of Commerce?

Following categories listed.Businesses

are asked tosend in theirdetails toTheresaEdwards,communitytourism andinformationofficer,Theresa.Edwards@umvoti.gov.za).Information on

accommodation in the area is justabout complete, but businessesneed to check whether theirdetails areup todateand to supplyfurther information as required.Please understand this is a “workin progress” and this page isupdated daily with new

information and offers.If you would like your business

added to these albums, pleaseeither send the information to thetourism officer or alternativelycreate a PP slide and add ityourself. Special events andpromotions refer to any eventstaking place in Greytown and thesurrounds of interest to the publicand tourists. Please also sendpictures of places of interest and

information on those hiddengems.

Lastly please all click the “Like”button at the top of the main pageand then you will be sent regular

map.This is a very important and

positive move by UmvotiMunicipality to promote Umvoti -please do your share.

Putting Umvoti back on the map

KammalandkapersChildren baked heart shaped Valentinesbiscuits and chocolates for their parents andwere very proud of the Valentines cards theymade.

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newsfeed items onwhat is happening inGreytown, daily. Thiswill also allow friendsandfamilies toshareontheir pages to getGreytown back on the

THIS IS A VERYIMPORTANT ANDPOSITIVE MOVE BYUMVOTI MUNICIPALITYTO PROMOTE UMVOTI ­PLEASE DO YOUR SHARE.

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RAIN has become such arare commodity but maybeone of these sayings fromtimes long gone could trig-ger off a downpour or two.

* The higher the cloudsthe better the weather.

* If the cat washes herface over her ear, theweather is sure to be fineand clear.

* When ants travel in astraight line expect rain;when they are scattered,expect fair.

* If cows lie down andrefuse to go to pasture, you

can expect a storm to blowup soon.

* When the dew is on thegrass, rain will never cometo pass

* When clouds appearlike rocks and towers, theearthwill bewashedby fre-quent showers.

* If birds fly low, then rainwe shall know.

* When the stars begin tohuddle the earth will soonbegin to puddle

*Whenarooster crowsatnight there will be rain bymorning.

* The moon and theweather may change to-gether, but a change of themoon will not change theweather.

* Evening red and morn-ing grey speed the travelleron his way. Evening greyandmorning red bring raindown upon his head.

* A ring around the sunor moon means rain orsnow coming soon.

* Red sky at morning,sailor takewarning; redskyat night, a sailor's delight.

When will it rain?

ON Tuesday, 10 February, the Grade one andGrade two cricket boys travelled toMooi Riverand played against Treverton.TheGradeoneboysplayedwell,makinga totalof 12 runs but lost unfortunately. The Gradetwo boysmade a total of 18 runs andwon theirgame.

Over the past weekend, Michaela Dutton at-tended the KZN Aquatics Level 1 champion-ships at Kings Park swimming pool in Durban.

Michaela received two gold medals for: 1.50 meter backstroke in a time of 42.73 sec 2and the 100 meter backstroke in a time of131.93 sec.

Michaela broke the meeting record in boththese event and she received a silver medalfor the 200 meter backstroke.

Talented young swimmer Micheala Dutton.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Junior jottings

THE day started off hot and gothotter, until at lunch-time, wheneven the weather had enough ofthe heat.The mist rolled in and a coldbreeze sprang up. Nevertheless, agood, competitive spirit reignedandeveryonewasable toenjoyan-other successful Mudman at Her-mannsburg.Themain event kicked offwith thepaddlers and swimmers bravingthe mist-covered waters of thedamon the first leg of the half-andfull-distanceevents, before thecy-clists tookoveras themist cleared,heading off along the off-roadtrack through thepicturesque for-ests around Hermannsburg.The run came last, past the tallmealies, over the floating bridgeandotherscenicspots,beforeend-ingontheathletics trackbelowthestadium and marquee.Year after year, the Hermanns-burg Mudman attracts world-class athletes and this yearwas noexception.The 2015 winners are as follows:SwimmersIndividual full-distance (open) -Travers Pellew and Sarah Gray(followed by Grant van der Waltand Brydey Weber).

Individual full-distance (veter-ans) - Jody Mitchell and MonicaBotha.

Individual full-distance (U18) -Gareth Marquiss and MikaelaJonsson.

Full-distance Team - ‘Beat us 3'(U18) and ‘2 Fast 1 Furious’(open).

Individual half-distance (open) -Daniel Downham and Sanri Mos-

tert.Individual half-distance (veter-

ans) - Glenn-John Dewsnap andJanet Schulze.

Individual half-distance (U14-U16) - Rhys Dedlow and CassiaForsyth.

Individual half-distance (U12-U13) -Nicolas deScally andGabbyCarter.

Individual half-distance (U11) -Liam Theunissen and JessicaLeigh Brown.

Half-distance Team - ‘TeamRobberts’ (veterans), ‘HMB HS 4'(open), ‘HMB HS 1' (U17), ‘HMBJnr 1' (U14) and the ‘Terrible Trio’(U11).PaddlersIndividual full-distance (open) -Jedson Tooms and Hilary Pitch-ford.

Individual full-distance (veter-ans) - David Mercer.

Full-distance Team - ‘Shoshalo-za’.

Individual half-distance (open) -Francois Brooks.

Individual half-distance (U17) -Hannah Graham.

Half-distance Team - ‘Plenvoti’.Thewinnersof thisyear’scorpo-

rate challenge were the ‘BrackenBashers’, while the ‘Board Mat-ters’ teamof theBoardofTrusteestook the honours in the Board/Trust Challenge.Thank you once again to everyonewho sponsored us, supported usand joined us for this muddy andfun-filled day. If you haven’t al-ready done so, diarise the aQuelléHMB Mudman 2016 now.

TheGrade10class is gearingupfor the 11th Germany Exchange

Programme, and the draw fortheir fund-raisingraffle tookplacerecently.Fourth prize (a body-pamper atSalon Jeunesse inWartburg)wentto Stephen Fourie, third prize (sixtickets for the Super-15 Sharks vsCheetahs on 14 February) went toG & C Weber of Pretoria, secondprize (two tickets for the ‘1-Direc-tion’ concert on 28March)went toWalter Klar and first prize (aweekend breakaway at Notting-ham Road for six people, valuedat R4000) went to M H Hayward.

On the cricket front, the 1st XIplayed against Domino ServiteSchool, making 82 runs. DominoServite replied with 83 for 9, win-ningby twowickets.TheU13teamplayed against Wembley College.Wembley set a target of 148 runsfor the loss of four wickets in their20 overs (Jonathan Königkrämer

2 for 30). Hermannsburgmade 68runs in their 20 overs for the loss

of eight wickets. Wembley won by80 runs.

Tobias vonSeydlitz,DanielleSchweigerand Joel dosSantos, thewinningteam in thehigh schoolchallenge,with ChristélBrooks,headgirl.PHOTO:

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Hermannsburg happenings

Thegolf AGMwill be onThursday19February from6pminthePan-nar Lounge. All golfers are cor-

dially invited to attend.Reece Channing lost out on the

money as he was not present at

the time. Next attendance drawwill be on Friday (20 Feb) withR400 up for grabs. Be here from6:30 and you could be the luckywinner.

The splitting image of ELVIS is

coming to the Club on Saturday28 February Get your ticket now!R100p/p. Show starts at 19h00 –21h30.

Dates to diarizeWednesday – Happy Hockey

specialThu 19 Feb – Golf AGM21-22 Feb – Arcadia Golf tour-

namentFri 27 Feb – Happy HourSat 28 Feb - Elvis

Kirsten Rabe, Monique Jonker and Ethan Dell, winning team in the PrimarySchool Challenge, with Hermannsburg head prefects

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OVER 80 young children are sureof having at least one nutritiousmeal a day, thanks to the ‘Break-fast Club’ initiated by Letcee at theGreytownBarracks Toy Library inCooper Street.

When itbecameawareof theex-tent of the problem in that area,withyoungchildrenandpupilsgo-ing hungry because of varioushome circumstances, Letcee ob-tained sponsorship from Holland

to set up a feeding scheme.TheToy Library,whichwas estab-lished early last year, is up andrunning thanks to donations fromBelgium.Four full-time, totally committedLetcee employees, Philicia Jacobswho runs the library, Dudu Ba-harath the caterer, NobeteMadla-la thegardenerandIrisMzila,whohas been with Letcee for manyyears, is helping out as Emelda

Khanyile is presently on training.Members of the team are there

at5.30amtopreparebreakfast for59 young scholars who have a hotmeal before going on to school.After school, they can return andmake themselves a sandwich andas from this week, a homeworkclass will also be in operation.Research has shown that the con-centrationandlearningabilitiesofchildrenwho have not eaten is ad-versely affected.

Twenty one pre-schoolers are

given lunch at 11.30am, but firstthe little ones have been taughthow towash their handswith soapandwater inabasin, then itsgracefollowedbya really tastyhotmeal.Over theweekend, itsabig turnoutof up to 80 who come along for ahot meal mid-morning Saturdaysand Sundays. Members of thecommunity who would like to vol-unteer to assist at these weekendmeals would be very welcome.

The vegetable garden is alreadyproducing spinach, beans, carrots

and more under the care of No-bete. At present, the children siton pieces of plastic floor covering,which an alert staff member sawa householder throwing out. Do-nationsof amore solid floor cover-ing (not carpeting), cushions, chil-dren’s clothing, toys ingoodcondi-tions for the toy library, excessgarden vegetables, food, books,magazines etc would be greatlyappreciated. Please contact Let-cee at 033 413 3276 for more in-formation.

Enjoying a hottasty bowl offood.

PHOTO: LINDA DRO-GEMOLLER

Letcee breakfast club working well

Washing hands before eating is essential - an older brother makes sure his young brother is taught how.PHOTO: LINDA DROGEMOLLER

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INDIGENT REGISTRATION ANDPENSIONERS REBATE: FINANCIALYEAR 2015/2016

UKUBHALISWA KWEZAPHULELOZONYAKA MALI KA 2015/2016In terms of Section 74 of the Local GovernmentMunicipal Systems Act, act No. 32 of 2000 readtogether with the Draft Indigent Policy of UmvotiMunicipality notice is hereby given in that UmvotiMunicipality calls for residents, who qualify, toregister as Indigent for the 2015/2016 Financial Year.Umasipala waseMvoti ngokugunyazwa isigaba74 soMthetho olawula ukuphathwa kukaMasipalaongunombolo 32 wonyaka ka 2000, ufundwakanye nenqubomgomo ehlongozwayo yezaphulelokaMasipala wase Mvoti, umema zonke izakhamuziezilungele ukuthola izaphulelo ukuba zibhaliseleizaphulelo zonyaka mali ka 2015/2016.

INDIGENT APPLICATIONResidents must meet the following criteria in orderto apply for Indigent Support:1. There must be a combined household income oftwice the Government Social Pension or less permonth.

2. Applicant must be a member of a domestichousehold who is responsible for the paymentof the services and is receiving services fromUmvoti Municipality

3. Must not own more than one (1) property4. The applicant must reside permanently on propertyIzakhamuzi kumele zihlangabezane nalemgomoelandelayo ukuze zikwazi ukufaka izicelo1. Imali engenayo ekhaya kumele ibe yinani eliphindwekabili lesibonelelo sikahulumeni noma ngaphansinjalo ngenyanga.

2. Umfaki sicelo makube umnikazi wendluokhokhela zonke izidingo akazithola kuMaspalawaseMvoti.

3. Umfaki wesicelo kumele engabi nayo indluengaphezulu kweyodwa

4. Umfaki wesicelo kufanele ehlale ngokugcwelekuleso sakhiwo

Documentation required when applying;1. Original ID Document accompanied by a certifiedcopy of said ID document2. Latest Municipal Services Account, should you bereceiving a separate electricity and rates accountyou are required to produce both accounts whenapplying.

3. Latest original wage \ salary advice (if employed)4. You will be required to sign an affidavit ifunemployed as well as an affidavit stating alldependents residing on the property (this will bedone at the Municipal Offices upon application)once signed you will be required to have saidaffidavit commissioned by a Commissioner ofOaths.

5. Proof of Pension (all types) or SASSA letterindicating amount and grant/pension type

6. Full Names, ID Numbers, Employment statusand Income amount (where applicable) of alldependents residing on property (ref point 4above).

Ama-Documents afunekayo uma ufaka isicelo1. Ipasi noma i- ID yomuntu engu-ngqo iphelezelwayikhophi esethifayiwe.

2. Isitatimende sama services noma sezidingoozikhokhelayo zika Masipala sokugcina, umaunama - account ahlukene kagesi nama - rates,kumele uwalethe womabili uma ufaka isicelo.

3. 1-payslip yokugcina uma usebenza4. Kuzodingeka ukuba ugcwalise i- Declaration umaungasebenzi futhi uchaze ukuthi uhlala nobanikulelokhaya. (Lokho kuyokwenziwa emahhovisikaMasipala ngesikhathi uzofaka isicelo).

5. Ubufakazi bempesheni noma incwadi yakwa SASSAechaza ukuthi uhola hlobo luni Iwempesheni.

6. Amagama agcwele, yinombolo ze- ID kanye nesimoskaho sokusebenza esihlanganisa nesambasemali (uma kudingeka) sabo bonke abangama -dependents abahlala kulelokhaya.

Applicants are to take note of the followingIMPORTANT information;• Each application will be evaluated and verifiedthereafter a verified list will be published in the localnewspaper calling for objections and comments,a fixed period for objections and comments willbe allowed prior to publishing the final Councilapproved list• Applicants not approved will be notified in writing• Any false information supplied will be seen as acriminal offense and Council reserves the right totake action, including legal action, against anyonesupplying false or incorrect information• The Municipality shall at any time during theregistration process send a duly authorised agent tothe premises of the applicant applying for indigentto conduct an on-site audit of information receivedon the Indigent application form .• All previous applicants are requested to re-apply• Any persons who cannot make it to any of theapplication venues are requested to send a dulyauthorised person\s in their absence with all therequired documentation including an affidavitstating that said person is authorised to act on theapplicants behalf.• In the event that you are receiving two accounts(Electricity and Rate) failure to produce an accountwill result in your application being made on theaccount produced during the application process• Indigent Benefits will include Rates Relief \ BurialSupport and Electricity relief.

Abafaki bezicelo bayacelwa ukuthi baqikelele lokhuokulandelayo;• Zonke izicelo zizocutshungulwa ziphindezibhekisiswe, ngemva kwalokho uhlu Iweziceloluyoshicilelwa kwiphephandaba lendawo licelaimibono kanye nabaphikisa isicelo ngasinye.

Isikhathi semibono siyovumeleka ngaphambikokuba uMkhandlu ushicilele uhlu lokugcinaIwezicelo eziphumelele ephephandabeni.• Abafaki bezicelo ezingaphumelelanga bayokwazisangokuthi bebhalelwe izincwadi.• Noma ngabe yiluphi ulwazi oluyolethwa ngumfakiwesicelo olungesilo iqiniso, luyothathwanjengobugebengu, futhi uMasipala uyoba nelungelolokuthathela izinyathelo loyo oyoletha lokhuokungamanga noma okungesilo iqiniso.• Ukuvela ohlwini Iwezaphulelo zikaMasipala kulelekumfaki sicelo ngamunye.• UMasipala kumele noma yinini ngesikhathisokubhalisa uthumele umuntu ogunyaziwekulesosakhiwo noma ekhaya lomfaki sicelosezaphulelo ukuba enze ucwaningo aphindeebhekisise lonke ulwazi obelufakwe kwi-fomuyesicelo.• Bonke ababefake izicelo ngaphambilini, bayacelwaukuthi bephinde bezifake futhi.• Labo abangeke bakwazi ukuziyela bona mathuphalapho okuyobe kufakwa khona izicelo, bayacelwaukuthi bethumele abantu abagunyaziwe ukubabebafakele izicelo bephethe konke okudingekayo.Loyo muntu oyobe ethunyiwe kuyacelakala ukuthiaphathe incwadi efungelwe echazayo ukuthiuvumelekile ukumela Umfaki wesicelo loyo oyobeemthumile.• Imihlumuloyezaphulelo iyobeinalokhuokulandelayo:Isaphulelo sarna Rates, Ukuxhaswa nokwaphulelwauma uzongcwaba kanye nesaphulelo kugesi.

PENSIONERS REBATEAny pensioner receiving a pension betweenR2800,OO and R6000.00 are invited toapply for a pensioners rebate as follows;Noma ngabe ngubani othola imali yempesheniephakathi kuka R2800,OO no R6000,OO uyamenywaukuba afake isicelo sokwaphulelwa.Pensioners must meet the following criteria whenapplying• Combine household income must be betweenR2800.00 and R6000.00• Must be the Registered Owner of the Property• The Value of the Property must be R650 000.00 orless• Must not own more than one (1) propertyIZAKHAMUZI KUMELE ZIHLANGABEZANENALEMGOMO ELANDELAYO UKUZEZIKWAZI UKUFAKA IZICELO,• Imali engenayo ekhaya kumele ibe phakathi kukaR2800 no R6000 isiyonke noma ngaphansi.• Kumele kube wumuntu onobunikazi bomuzi• Inani lobunini bomuzi kumele libe izi-R650 000noma ngaphansi.• Umnini womuzi kumele angabi nomuzi ongaphezulukowodwa.Documentation Required When Applying• Original 10 document together with a certified copy• Latest Municipal services account• Latest original Proof of Pension• Affidavit of all dependents residing at the premisesstarting with their full names, 10 number, the placeof employment and income where applicable.

OKUDINGEKAYO UKUZE UBHALISE• Ikhophi kamazisi wakho esethifayiwe.• I-akhawunti yamasevisi kaMaspala yama Rates,ugesi njll.• Irisidi lakho noma ubufakazi bokuthi uholaimpesheni.• Amagama aphelele nezinombolo zomazisi zabobonke ohlala nabo kanye ezindawo abasebenza kuzonemali abayiholayo okufakaziswe emaphoyiseni.• Ubufakazi uma ungasebenzi.Registration opens on the 02nd March until 20thMarch 2015 (Mondays to Fridays) at the followingareas;• Corporate Services Department 41 Bell Street Greytown• Enhlalakahle Community New Hall• Kranskop Municipal OfficeREGISTRATION TIMES08HOO -16HOO CLOSED FROM 13HOO TO 14HOOUkubhalisa kuqala kusukela kumhlaka 02Mashi 2015 kuze kube umhlaka 20 Mashi 2015(ngeMsombuluko kuze kube oLwesihlanu) kusukelango 08hOO kuze kube ngu 16hOO.ENQUIRIESShould you be experiencing any problems during theapplication process or have any queries these can bedirected to Miss Kajal Maharaj on 0334139101 or41 Bell Street Grey town or via email on kmaharaj@umvoti.gov.za during office hours 08hOO to 16hOOMonday to Fridays.Imibuzo mayelana naloluhlelo ingahanjiswa eHhovisilika Manager Corporate Services noma Ie MenenjakaMaspala. iqondiswe ku Miss Kajal Maharajkulenombolo ethi 033-413 9101 noma uzifikelemathupha ku 41 Bell Street Grey town or nomauthumele umlayezo wakho nge email kulelikhelikmaharaj@umvoti.gov.za ngezikhathi zokusebenzakusukela ngo 08hOO kuya ku 16hOO ngoMsombulukokuya kuLwesihlanu.CLOSING DATE OF REGISTRATIONTake note last day of Registration is 20th March2015 the registration process has been extendedand therefore under no circumstances will lateapplications will be accepted further notice apart fromthis advert will be provided to all residents in theirutility account.Sicela u ikelele ukuthi usuku lokugcina lokubhalisangumhlaka 20th kuNdasa 2014, iziceloeziyoyhunyelwa, emva kwesikhathi ngeke zamukeleke

MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN 3250033 413 9100Notice No. 2043

UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

18 February2015Greytown GazettePage 8

OVER the past few weeks, several deathsfromlightninghavebeenrecorded inKZN.But what should one do when those sum-mer rolls of thunder and flashes of light-ning occur?

Do your utmost not to be outside in anelectricalstorm- if so try toget intoabuild-ingoravehicle as soonaspossible, prefer-ably an enclosed metal sided vehicle - theback of a bakkie is a no.

Some weather experts recommend tocheck how quickly you should get out ofa storm - if the time between the lightningflash and corresponding thunder clap isless than 30 seconds, the storm is danger-ously close. But don't just stand therecounting - get inside!

The best place to be during a thunder-storm is insidea formal structurewith sol-id walls and roof. It is good if the buildinghas proper plumbing and electricity, as iflightning strikes directly the electricalcurrent will typically travel through thewiring and/or plumbing and then into theground. Avoid anything in the buildingconnected to the plumbing system (sinks,baths etc) or the electrical system (plugsockets, corded telephones, electrical ap-pliances).

Anymetal conductorexposed to theout-side could become a lightning conduit andtherefore must not be touched.

Do not watch lightning from open win-dows or doorways.

Stay insideuntilat least30minutesafterthe last clap of thunder.

If you are caught outdoors and cannotget indoors remember:

Lightning tends to strike the highest ob-ject in the area so stay away from isolatedtrees and telephone poles.

If you are in a forest, stay near a lowerstand of trees. Avoid wide open exposedareas, hilltops and rocky outcrops.

Stay away from water, wet items andmetal objects, such as fences, as they areexcellent conductors.

Makeyourself the smallest lowestpossi-ble target. This is best done by assumingthe “lightning position” - squat with youfeet together, tuck in your head and coveryour ears.

Don't huddle in a group - keep a coupleof body lengths between people. That wayif one person gets hit, there is less chanceof the charge spreading to the others.

If someone does get struck by lightning,call for emergency medical help and doCPR if the person has stopped breathing.Unlikesomeoneelectrocutedbyacontinu-ous current, someone struck by lightningcarries no electrical charge and can betouched.

Source :Health 24

Lightning safety precautions

CONSUMERSareadvisedtoborrow money responsiblyand wisely and only forwhat is strictly necessary.They should plan in ad-vance how they will repaythe loan and ascertainwhether they can afford it,says Mpho Ramapala, Act-ing Manager: Educationand Communication at Na-tional Credit Regulator(NCR).

The Credit Bureau Moni-tor has reported that, forthequarterendingSeptem-ber 2014, of the 22.50 mil-lion credit active consum-ers, 10.05 million (44.7%)have impaired records andare struggling to servicetheir debt.

Ramapala urges con-sumers to consider all theirexisting debt, includingstore and credit cards as

well as personalloans and other

commitments beforethey take out a new loan.“Plan to pay off as muchdebt as possible before tak-ingonmorecredit.Most im-portantly, honour yourcredit agreement repay-ments.”

Some tips to help con-sumersmanage their debtsmore responsibly into theyear:Borrow as little money aspossible. Borrowing tofund children’s educationor a home loan can be agood thing, but borrowingfor consumables, to pay offother debts or to fund luxu-ries such as holidays or de-signer clothing, can con-demn you to a lifetime ofdebt.Plan the repayments be-fore applying for a creditcard, store card, overdraft,personal loan or any form

ofcredit.Also take intocon-sideration the interest andother charges as well ashow this will affect yourability to save.If there is credit insurance,familiarise yourself withthe terms of the insuranceto avoid surprises whenyou most need the insur-ance.Be honest - make sure thatyouhonestlydiscloseall theinformation required bythecreditprovider.Dishon-esty may cause you to losethe protection offered bythe National Credit Act.Create a monthly budgetand stick to it - work outhowmuch incomeand totalexpenses are eachmonth.Also plan for unex-pected costs.Always keep receipts ofyour payments.Save some of your incomeevery month.Pay debts on time. Payinglate will adversely affectyour credit rating and pos-sibly yourability to takeoutcredit in the future. If youthink you cannotmeet yourmonthly installments, callyour credit provider imme-diately and try to re-ar-range payments. Do notwait until you skip pay-ments.Prioritise your home loan.

Borrow wisely to avoiddreaded debt trap

18 February2015 Greytown Gazette Page 9

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UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

WARD 7 COMMUNITY MEETINGThe notice is given in terms Circular 27 of 2014“Back to Basics”, the ward councillor has to convenethe ward community meeting to address issuesof service delivery and also report back on issuesraised by the community in the previous meeting andalso communicate the decisions taken by council.Therefore the residents of Ward 7 are hereby cordiallyinvited to a Ward 7 Community Meeting as follows;Ngokwezlelblylo zenqubo ebiza ngo sekhula 27 ka2014 “Back to Basics” lyalela l-Khangela i? ward ukuthiallbize umlangano womphakathi likhulume ngazintoezithinta intuthuko, Kanye nokubuyisa izimpenduloezintweni ezazi shlwo abantu emlhanganweni ohlule,Khanye nokuhlisa izinqumo ezithathe emhlanganweniwomkhandlu. Ngokho umphakathi uyamenyal-Khansela ukuba uzothamela umhlangano ohlelwekanje;

Date: 19th February 2015 (Thursday)Time: 17h00 ( 5 pm)Venue: Enhlalakahle New HallQueries can be directed to Cllr. S.A. Nzama on 033413 9100 during office hours.Mr B.A. XuluMunicipal ManagerPO Box 71Greytown 3250Notice 2042

HOSPITALS, medicines, injections- all these can be quite terrifying,especially for our Little Oaks.That’swhy last Friday, ourkinder-garten went on an exciting fieldtrip to the GreytownHospital chil-dren’s ward, to de-mystify allthese fears.We learned thatwemight go to thehospital if we fall off our bike orbreak an arm and that, eventhough it might be a little scary togo to the hospital, doctors, nurses,and other hospital workers arethere to help us when we are sick.

We also learned that nurses arevery important - they provideround-the-clock patient care, givemedicine, draw blood and workclosely with doctors and familiesto keep everyone up to date on apatient’s condition.Wesangasong to the sick childrenand gave them crayons and draw-ing paper as presents to cheerthem

On Saturday, of course, it wasMudskipper time!The Spur Mudskipper Adventureis a big hit with all our Little Oaks,

who have loads of fun swimmingacross the pool (or being helpedacross the pool by our friendlyhigh school helpers), then franti-cally pulling on ‘tekkies’ andahel-metandhoppingonbicycles, tricy-cles or push-bikes for the second

part of the race, then running asfast as possible to cross the finishline.As is usually the case, the parentsare often even more competitivethan the children, and there is al-ways much excitement as moms,

dads,parentsand friendscheeronthe little ones.A big thank you to all who helpedin whatever way possible to makethis years’ Mudskipper and Mud-mand yet another day to remem-ber.

And they’re off! Mudskippers trustingtheir helpers as they tackle the swim.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Hermannsburg Little Oaks oracle

Student ofthe yearand muchmore

Not only Dux and student of the year, NischaySingh also received trophies for accounting,economics, business studies, life orientation aswell as commerce at the Cool Air secondaryschool annual awards evening held on 6February. Pictured with Singh are deputyprincipal K Pillay, principal ME Phungula anddeputy principal PD Maharaj.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Lending a helping hand to the Mudskippers.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

In the Shower•Put a bucket in the shower while you'rewaiting for the water to warm up, and usethe water you catch for watering plants,flushing the toilet or cleaning.•Install a low-flow shower head. Itmay costyou some money up front, but your waterconservation efforts will save you mon-ey...and water. Conventional shower headsflowat 19 litres perminute ormore,where-as low-flow shower heads typically flow athalf that (or less).•Spend less time in the shower. If you losetrack of time, bring a radio into the bath-room and time yourself by howmany songsplay while you're in there. Try to get yourshower timedowntoasinglesong (epic rockballads like Freebird don’t count!).•Turn off the water if you shave or brushyour teeth in the shower to save time.In the Bathtub•Think of baths as an occasional treat andstick to showers. The average bath uses 35to 50 gallons ofwater, whereas a 10-minuteshower with a low-flow shower head onlyuses 25 gallons.At the Sink•Turn off the water while you brush yourteeth and shave.•Fix those leaky faucets. That constant dripis more than just annoying, it’s also a hugewaste of water. You can lose more than 76lof water a day from a single drippy faucet.Toilets•Geta low-flowtoilet.Flushing is thebiggestwater hog in the house. Older, conventionaltoilets can use 19l per flush, but low-flowmodels use as little as 6l. Since the averageperson flushes five timesaday, the litres canreally add up.•If you can’t replace yourhigher volume toi-let, put a plastic bottle filled with water inyour toilet tank to reduce the amount ofwa-ter used per flush.•To check for a toilet leak, put dye or foodcoloring into the tank. If color appears inthebowlwithout flushing, there’sa leak thatshould be repaired.•“If it’s yellow, let itmellow.”Thesayingmaybe cliché, but it’s good advice. If you'regrossedoutbythe“yellow,” justputthetoiletlid down..

Water savingtips in thebathroom

18 February2015Greytown GazettePage 10

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To request a quote for further info:Please contact Ros: 082 964 0612

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ADENDORFFSESTABLISHED 1946ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS,

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Mel: 082 976 5507 • Ash: 082 756 5663“FOR ALL YOUR PROPERTY

REQUIREMENTS”

IHHOVISI lokuthuthukiswakoMphakathis eMsinga licela uku-funiswa laba abalandelayo, inomboloyocingo esitholakala kuyo: 0334930059/42

*UbabakaFunekaNontobeko (17yrs)no Funeka Samukelisiwe (14yrs) no Fu-neka Zinhle Skhululiwe (07yrs) abazal-wanguFunekaThenjiweOnesiniongas-ekho.

* Ubaba ka Sibanyoni FanelesibongeSinothile (03yrs) no Sibanyoni Ayabong-wa Nontobeko (09yrs) kanye noSibanyoni Siyabonga Mhlonipheni(7yrs) abazalwa ngu Sibanyoni Nelisiweongasekho.

* Ubaba kaShabalala Suzen Khululi-we (12 years) ozalwa ngu Shabalala No-maswazi ongasekho.

* Ubaba kaMakhunga Asethembe (07yrs)ozalwanguMakhungaNqabisileon-gasekho.

* Ubaba ka Duma Phiwokwakhe(15yrs)ozalwa nguDuma NtombiyakheMaria noDuma SiyabongaNhlakanipho(15Yrs) ozalwa uDuma Zamile Gloriaabangasekho.

* Umama kaNgcobo Zakhele Ntobeko(7yrs) ozalwa Ngu Ngcobo ManqobaBhojo ongasekho.

* Ubaba ka Sokhela NomungathiniThandolusha (16 yrs) ozalwa NguSokhela Nokudalelwa

* Ubaba ka Mchunu Thandeka Si-nokuhle(01yr10mnths) owayengowak-waManzi kwaMaphumulo umama ng-

uMchunu Sulazile Fundisiwe ongasek-ho.

* Ubaba ka Sabelo Immanuel Mvelaseon (17yrs) ozalwa ngu Nobuhle RejoiceMvelase ongasekho

* Ubaba ka Sthokoziso Nobuhle ona(07 years) kanye no Vuyani PhelelaniNdhlovu ona (09 yrs) ozalwa ngu Jabu-lisile Khethukuthula Ndhlovu ongasek-ho.

* Ubaba ka Khumalo Melusi (14 yrs)ozalwa ngu Khumalo Solephi ongasek-ho.

* Ubaba ka Xaba Thandeka (14 yrs)ozalwa ngu Xaba Kwanele ongasekho.

* Umama ka Duma Makabongwe (05yrs) ozalwa ngu Duma MfanakabaniNhlanhla ongasekho.

* Ubaba ka Zulu Sinethaba Anold(17yrs) no Zulu Nqubeko Muzi (15yrs)abazalwa ngu Zulu Bonisiwe Patriciaongasekho.

* Ubaba ka Ndlovu Ayamthanda Se-luleko (02yrs) no Ndlovu Khanyoluhle(01month) abazalwanguNdlovuThem-bisile Esther ongasekho.

* Ubaba ka Ndlovu Andiswa (07yrs)ozwalwa ngu Ndlovu Mbali ongasekho.

* Ubaba ka Chonco Seluleko (06 yrs)ozalwanguChoncoBongeni ongasekho.

* Ubaba ka Dlamini Thobeka 11 yrs)ozalwanguDlamini Bafikile ongasekho.

. Ubaba kaButhelezi Nkosikhona17years ozalwa nguButhelezi SbongileFunangithini ongaseko. - SuppliedbyPBDlamini: Social worker supervisor

Missing persons Msinga

Wedding bellsring out

Cabangile Lansa and Bonginkosi Ximba were marriedat Matimatolo, Mbansweni area on 27 December 2014.The couple, who have been together for more than 20years, have three children.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

GAZETTESMALLSSomething for everyone

PLEASE NOTE: DEADLINE FOR GAZETTE CLASSIFIEDSIS MONDAY, 10 am • PHONE 033 413 2735

9 MemorialServices

AUM. The Naidoo fam-ily invites you to the16th day Memorialservice of the late MrsPrebha Naidoo (Alwar)to be held at her resid-ance, 67 VoortrekkerStr GTN at 6: 00pm onThursday 19 Feb 2015

18 Clubs andMeetings

AGM of the GreytownBranch of the DemocraticAlliance will be held onMonday, 2 March 2015@ GTN C/Club, 6 for6:30pm. Members pleaseattend. 083 653 3481

G911 Annual Generalmeeting on Thursday, 26February 2015 at 17:00in Pannar Lounge at theGreytown Country Club.All welcome to attend!

GTN MTB CLUB AGM. 24February- 5:30pm venue:Beehive. Please can allmembers attend. Anyoneinterested in joining theclub are welcome to at-tend.

REFERENCE: SGBElection 2015. Election ofGoverning body.Notice of Meeting forElection of Parents.

Notice is hereby given thatthat a meeting for theelection of members tothe Governing Body ofGreytown Junior School

wlll take place as follows:Thursday 10 March 2015.Time: 18:00 Place:Greytown Junior Schoolhall.

Norminations may besubmitted in writing to theelectoral officer or givenverbally at the meeting.

Nomination forms areavailable from theGreytown Junior School.However, nominationsmay be submitted inwriting by the proposerand seconder, providedthat all required detailsare included. Time will beallowed prior to thecommencement of theelection for nominationsto be made at electionmeeting.

Note: In terms of the SouthAfrican Schools Act No.84 of 1996 chapter 1 (xiv)a parent means:

(a) the parent or guardianof a learner.

(b) the person legallyentitled to custody ofleaner or

(c) the person whoundertakes to fulfill theobligations of a personreferred to in paragraphs(a) and (b) towards thelearners education atschool (xiv). Therefore,only parents at thisschool are allowed tovote at the electionmeeting.

Thank you,Yours faithfullyMr S.J Nel (Principal)

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 & wroughtiron” Burglar guards,gates, carports and allyour welding or manufac-ture requirements. PhoneBrian 073 212 6627

41 GardenServices

PROFESSIONAL tree fell-ing. Phone Brian 073 2126627

47 PersonalServices

ABORTION alternative-Free Counselling- 24hour help line! 078 8797484 or 082 290 7855

PROCESSING of monthlyaccounts, (Pastel). Con-tact Gill Baird 074 6065776

49 Plumbing/Electrical/Home Repairs

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

V.V.ZET Project. Special-izing in plastering, plumb-ing, roofing & tiling. Con-tact Victor 076 463 6618

51 Roofing andPaving

FOR tiling, roofing, ceiling,painting, gutters etc callMzwe 071 207 7727/ 076859 9405

55 Tuition Courses

GRADES 10-12: Geogra-phy. Grades: 7 and 8:Mathematics. Homeworksupervision. For detailscontact: 033 413 2609/082 773 4421

71 Furniture

NEW in town: “Blue skyprojects” furniture designfor your family. GermanCraftsmanship, solidkitchen, bespoke furni-ture, floors and more. Allboard materials, soft andhardwoods. Supplied andfitted. Klaus @ 072 6753659, mail: blueskypro-jects@workmail.com.Web: http//bluesky proj-ects.wix.com/blueskypro-jects

73 General Sales

CULLS cut and cleaned.Tel: 079 539 7602 we de-liver

CURRY C.O Takeaway160 Durban Street be-tween Allen’s Refridgera-tion and Zulu’s drivingschool. We cater for allfunctions/ Friday splchicken Briyani R25.00.074 518 5940/ 072 2430408

FREE building rubble. Col-lect outside 54 PineStreet

SECOND handCorrugated Iron. To view

behind Molsave Super-market Premises 92 Sar-geaunt Street. Phone(033) 413 1105

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

DOG and cat boarding.SPCA. Tel: 072 096 9634

109 CommercialPremises to Let

SHOPS/ offices Standardbank lane 138 PineStreet. Reasonable rental(033) 413 1105

124 Flats to Let

BACHELOR flat, close toGHS. Available 1 March.R1600 incl water & lights.Phone 082 576 7500

130 Rooms to Let

SINGLE room for singleperson of sober habits torent. R1400 includingelectricity and water.Contact 083 707 8143

144 Housesfor Sale

3 bedroom house to let:R5 000-00 p/m excl water& electricity. Available 1March 2015. PhoneCharmaine at 033- 4131141 o/h

3 bedroom property on2000m2 in good area.R800 000.00 phone: 082570 5833

146 Land for Sale

AMEENS Agencies. AlbertFalls- R1,150 000. 20acres- minute away fromAlbert False Dam. Kamini033 387 4519/ 082 9244101 Latisha 074 8030881

164 Used Cars

RENAULT Clio 1.2 Vava-voom for sale, mint con-dition contact: 072 3772349

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

CAREGIVER with refer-ence. 079 480 6969

GLADYS seeks domesticwork contact: 072 9841468/ 076 876 3620

KUMBIRAI seeks domes-tic work. Tel: 078 4806942

PRISCILLA seeks domes-tic work. Tel: 083 8828145

ROSEMARRY seeks do-mestic and cleaning job.Tel: 076 096 1310

ZANDILE seeks domesticwork. Tel: 079 215 0037

186 Estates

NOTICEIN the Estate of the lateKARL OTTO GUNTERRABE, Identity Number:2204155009083, pension-er, married out of com-

munity of property, of thefarm “Oaklands” UmvotiDistrict, Kwazulu- Natalwho died on the 2nd Au-

gust 2013Estate No:

010190/2013/PMBIn terms of Section 35(5) of

Act 66 of 1965, NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that theFirst and Final Liquidationand Distribution Account inthe above Estate will beopen for inspection of allpersons interested thereinfor a period of TWENTYONE (21) days from thedate of publication hereof atthe offices of the magistrate,Greytown and at the officesof the Master of the KwaZu-lu Natal High Court in Pie-termaritzburg KZN.

Should no objection there tobe lodged with the Masterduring the specified period,the EXECUTOR will pro-ceed to make payment ac-cordance herewith

Dated at Greytown,KwaZulu-Natal on this 6thday of FEBRUARY 2015.

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

189 Public Notices

NOTICE in terms of the Com-panies ACT, 2008 (ACT 71of 2008). Notice is herebygiven that: N MagudulelaUnique Funeral ServicesCC Registration Number:2009/028423/23 intends ap-plying for re-instatement ofa deregistered CC.

Any objections to the aboveapplication should belodged with NEL AND STE-VENS Attorneys within 21days hereof.

190 Sale in Execution

IN the Magistrate’s Courtfor the District

of Umvoti held atGreytown

Case No: 760/2010in the matter between:

GREYTOWN JUNIORSCHOOL

Execution CreditorAnd

B F BUTHELEZIExecutive Debtor

NOTICE OF SALE INEXECUTION (AUCTION)

In pursuance of a Judgementin the court of theMagistrate of Greytown andwrit of execution, the goodslisted hereunder will be soldin execution on FRIDAY, 6thMarch 2015 at 11H00, atthe SHERIFF’S SALEROOMS, 121 Sargeaunt,Transnet Building. Greytownto the highest bidder:

RIGHT TITLE & INTEREST1X VW JETTA REG NO.

NUM 9477

NB: The sale is for cash orbank guaranteed chequeonly:

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

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

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

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

a)Directive of the ConsumerProtection Act 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 R200.00 in cash

d)Registration conditions.The auction will be conducted

by the Sheriff of GREY-TOWN or his representa-tive. Advertising costs atcurrent publication rates andsale costs according to thecourt rules apply.

Dated at Greytown on this10th day of FEBRUARY2015.

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

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After months in a Mayor-less state Umvoti will thisThursday at 12 noon inthe Council Chamberelect a Mayor and deputyMayor.

First on the agenda isthe election of the Execu-tive Committee – theMay-or and deputy will be se-lected from EXCO.

At last year’s statutorymeeting – Councillor MSYengwa was electedSpeaker, but procedureswere not completed.

Members of the publicare invited to attend thisimportant meeting.

UmvotiMayoralElection

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PERSONALASSISTANT

Link Seed (Pty) Ltd, an affiliate of the LimagrainGroup – an International Leader in the SeedIndustry, has a vacancy for a suitably qualifiedperson for the above position.The successful candidate will be PersonalAssistant to the Managing Director of theCompany and should therefore be a veryreliable and trustworthy person. A lot of highlyconfidential information will be dealt with, so it isof utmost importance that the applicant is able toact in the strictest of Confidence.Applicants must meet the following minimumcriteria:• Senior Certificate or Grade 12 qualification.• Typing of correspondence and reports.• Computer literacy – must be proficient in MSExcel, Word and PowerPoint.

• A working knowledge in Pastel Evolution wouldbe an advantage.

• Written and spoken fluency in English andAfrikaans is essential.

• Previous experience in similar position.Remuneration will be commensurate withqualifications and experience.

Applicants should email a CV (3 pagesmaximum) for attention P. Herbst to:

pherbst@linkseed.co.zaClosing date is the 13 February 2015. If you

have not heard from us by the28 February 2015, please consider your

application unsuccessful.

BRANCH MANAGERA dynamic well-established Micro Lending Company,

with its Head Office based in Wartburg, seeks toappoint a qualified dynamic individual to manage the

Greytown Branch.PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES• Managing the daily operations of the Branch• Micro Lending Cash management functions• General Administration of the Branch• Management of the staff• Marketing of ProductsEXPERIENCE AND SKILLS SET• Relevant National Certificate and two years financial/banking experience or equivalent combination ofeducation and experience.

• Ability to calculate figures and amounts such asdiscounts, interest, commissions, proportions,percentages, area, circumference, and volume.

• Ability to read, analyse, and interpret generalbusiness periodicals, professional journals, technicalprocedures, or governmental regulations

• Ability to effectively present Information and respondto questions from groups of managers, clients,customers, and the general public.

If you meet the above-mentioned criteria please senda concise CV, with basic salary expectations, to:

francis@etmqc.co.za.The closing date is 21 February 2015.

Potential candidates are advised that a further intensivescreening process will be followed after the interview

stage.RASHID 033 444 0005 • ffkranskop@gmail.com

PLEASEremember to keep11and12 September 2015 open for ourannual Duck Derby.

Snotkop andGangs of Balletwillbe the bands joining us this year.

Congratulations to the followingscholars for making it into theWembley Spelling Bee, which willbe taking place on 24 February inthe Aloe Hall.

Grade 2: Jody Dreyer, DiankhaNaidoo, Aran Porée, ShannonMe-ter and Samuel Deane.

Grade 3: Elri De Nysschen, Cait-ie van Zydam, Owethu Mahlanga,Sinako Madela and Yastil Aheer.

Grade 4: Zakia Kharodia, AzharSafla, Ntando Ngcobo, TanjaThomas and Luc Ridl.

Grade 5: Xander du Plessis, Se-bastian Kruger, Adrian Hill, Ce-lesteMaréandTimothyGorzellok.

Grade 6: Amoré van Rooyen,Mayenzi Maphanga, NkosinathiDlamini, BruceCotterrell andSar-ah Barber.

Form 1: Maya Docherty, Shan-non Docherty, Corbin Earle, Nich-olas Gorzellok and Sihle Ngubeni.

Form 2: Tshia Pooe, Renier vanRooyen, Cornelius Nefdt, Phila-sande Mnguni and Nicolene vanZyl.

Form 3: Riaan Swanepoel,

Phumi Mtshali, Jaimee Buchan,Yajna Aheer and Georgia Bown.

Form 4: Ross Goble, BahleMkhize, Sêjal Moonsamy, MeganMeyer and Hazel Mushoriwa.

Form5:NosiphoNdawonde, Ja-co Swanepoel, Sli Gwala, LanceComins and Nhlakanipho Mkhize.

Form 6: Byron Cooper, Sim-phiweMadonsela,HermienSteyn,Khwezi Mkhize and Divaksha Ah-eer.

This weekend, Wembley hostedtheUmvoti 6s cricket tournament.The event was a huge success,with 14 schools taking part. Con-gratulations toHighburyPrepara-torySchoolonwinning the tourna-ment. We would also like to thankMascor for the support and spon-sorship.

Congratulations to the followingswimmers on taking part in theMidmar Mile this past weekend.The number of times that theycompleted it is shown in brackets:

Nicola Herbst (1), Sarah Barber(2), Luke Poreé (2), Jessica Maré(3), Ludwig Herbst (2), Leah Ted-der (1), Robyn Steyn (2), MillaHerbst (5), Hope Poreé (3) andHannah Tedder (2).

Wembleywould also like to con-gratulate Sheona Lottering on be-

ing placed second in her category.The OSHC was established in

2014. The club enters amen’s andwomen’s team into the CountryDistricts League.

The league runs on Sundays,from 29 March to 2 August, andmatches are played mostly at Hil-ton, however there will also bethree home games here inGreytown this year. If anyone is in-terested in joining the club, pleasee-mail sport2@wembleycol-lege.co.za before Thursday, 19February to receive more infor-mation.

Congratulations toCalistaMuna(U13A) and Nkosinati Dlamini(U13B) on being selected to playfor the Midlands tennis team tocompete in the inter-district tour-

U11 cricket vsHowick, Wembleywon by 135 runs

Congratulations toJohnYeadon fromtheU11 cricket team onhis 101, not out.

Girls tennis U13Avs Laddsworth lost16-20

Girls tennis U13Bvs Eston at KershawPark lost 8-24

Girls tennis 1st vs StJohn’s 2 lost 1-5

Girls tennis 2nd vs TWC7 lost 2-4

Boys tennis 1st vsHilton 2ndwon 41-25

Boys tennis 2nd vs Treverton3rd lost 32-34.

Window on Wembley

THESimplyModels Face of Valentine com-petition has been extended to 25 February.The cost is R50 per entry and for more de-tails, email luzanne@simplymodels.co.za.The Simply Models Social Club will belaunched on 1 March for fans of modellingand fashion events.For thosenot interested inmodellingclass-es, the club is the ideal way to still be partof Simply Models. Club membership givesyou access to special event such as work-shops, photoshoots, fashion shows andcharity events.

Wewillhaveamonthlysocial just for fun.Sim-ply Models T shirt and cap.Thereare still spacesopen inclasses so regis-ter as soonaspossible if youare seriousabouta modelling career.

Simply models update

IT is Shavathon time again.Showsolidaritywith thoseaf-fected by cancer - just abouteveryone has a family mem-ber or friend who has or hadcancer. Losing one’s hair is a

from 8.30am.Show your support by eithershaving or spraying colourwhich lasts just a day.In addition to the R50 dona-tion by adults and R25 for

children under 12, Mascorwill donate anadditional R10to CANSA for every headshaved or sprayed.Refreshments will be servedto participants.

Shave, spray and donate

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common side effectof cancer therapy -so shaving yourhead has become asymbolic gesture ofsupport for cancersurvivors.In Greytown, theShavathon will behostedbyMascoronSaturday, 28Febru-ary at the MascorGM pre-owned ve-hicles show room

nament at theend of Febru-ary.

Sport Re-sults

Mini cricketGrade 1 vsLaddsworthwon 23-13

Mini cricketGrade 2 vsLaddsworthwon 17-6

Umvoti 6s Cricket Teams

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peting on his125 cc bikeagainst oth-er riders inthe 250cc re-gional Horox-scramble.

Moving up to a more challeng-ingandcompetitiveclass in2015,he expressed his thanks to MikeCooper for his encouragement

SPORT NEWS

CONGRATULATIONS toGreytown Seals Satelliteclub members coach She-ona Lottering on comingsecond in the 31-40 wom-en's Midmar Mile, andeight year old NicolaHerbstwhoissaidtobetheyoungest Greytonian tohavecompleted the1.6kmchallenge.

Sheona won the mainMidmarMile race in 1996.

She is a swimmingcoachinGreytownandhastaught may young chil-dren how to swim.

Well done to the follow-ing Greytonians, all of

whom swam the MidmarMile:

Michelle Barber, SarahBarber, Amy Cope, Mel-issaDutton, first timersDi-eter Gevers and Grant Gif-ford, Nico Herbst, DeliaHerbst, Milla Herbst, Lud-wig Herbst and first timerNicola Herbst, Janine Lot-tering, Sheona Lottering,Trish Mare, Jessica Mare,Hope Poree, Luke Poree,PierreSteyn,RobynSteyn,Jenni Tedder, HannahTedder and first timerLeah Tedder and Michaeland Louis Yeadon.

SheonaLotteringand NicolaHerbst

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Swimming stars

GOLFERS from KZNGU Develop-ment played in a tournament orga-nized by Mr Dlamini, SALGA.Golfers from Mandeni, Umhlali andDurban played in an individual sta-bleford format and themisty weath-er had no effect on their golf.We missed our Greytown Develop-ment golfer neighbours on Sundaybecausewewould be cheering themon first. The golfers coming from awarmer climate than St Cathryn’swere caught somewhat off guard bythe mist. The course was in a good

condition in preparation for the Ar-cadia golf day to be played this com-ing Saturday at St Cathryn’s andSunday at Greytown golf club.There are some time slots availablefor this coming weekends tourna-ment, and all interested golfers areto contact Dieter Meyer as he is themaintournamentdirector,convenorand host.Results:1st: Lindokuhle Mbokazi 39 points2nd: Fika Shangase 38 points o.c.o3rd: Ndumiso Ndimande 38 points

St Cathryn’s news

CONGRATULATIONS to 16 yearold Steven Wheeler who is theKZN senior Clubmans EnduroandHarescramble 2014 champi-on.

A Grade 10 scholar atGreytown High School, Steven ispassionate about his racingwhich he took up last year. Thisverydedicatedand talented teen-ager came fourth last week com-

and support. Steven is the son ofTony and Angela Wheeler ofGreytown.

KZNchampion

COMING soon - fundays!Yes the season hasstarted and first offis floodlight bowlsnights - Thursdaynights at about 5 for5.30pm.Businesses are in-vited toentera teamof three, with atleast one novicebowler. Lots of funto be had, just bringsomeflatsoleshoes.By 5 March, wereckon wewill haveten teams - comealong and join in.Also on the cardsare fun Sundays onthe following dates:15 March;31 May;16 June;12 July23 August24 September.Dates for the clubchampionshipshave been set asideand will be on thenoticeboards soon,startingwithsingleschampionships.This weekend andnext, the Pro-10pairs are being heldand Greytown has16 players takingpart - good bowlsand good luck.

Fromtheditch

4th: Dali Mtshali 36points o.c.o5th: Spiwe Dlamini o.c.o6th: King DubeNearest to Pin 2nd/11thBulela NyembeziNearest to pin 9th/18thJerome Mthembu.Our clubhouse sur-rounds were convertedinto a mini show groundlast Wednesday, whenValtrac from PMB dis-played some of its trac-tors and implements.They now have taken onthe Kubota agency andmany farmers did thefarmer thing - come tolook. then admire, andthen kick the tyre. Bookclub members are invit-ed to come and haveChicken-a-la-King thiscoming Friday preparedby Ernie and Anne.Please let us know byWednesday at 6pmshould you want to joinus byphoningPiet at 083269 1661.

Steven Wheeler.PHOTO: SUPPLIED