033 413 2735 Fax 033 413 1933 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2013 e-mail [email protected]GAZETTE Greytown Greytown Umvoti | Kranskop | New Hanover | Msinga Magisterial Districts 10 000 copies weekly | Est. 1903 FREE Tel: 033 413 2196 • Fax: 033-413 2100 GREYTOWN 120 Pine Street, Greytown Making home building simple OFFERS AVAILABLE UNTIL 24TH DECEMBER 2013 OR WHILE STOCKS LAST 189 00 99 90 PLASCON POLVIN WALL AND CEILING White 5 litres BUILD IT WATERPROOFING PLUS FREE MEMBRANE 5 litres Assorted colours Place your orders In-store NOW Food Platters Try our range of for your year-end functions 119 Sargeaunt Street Greytown 3250,Tel; 033 4171101 Fax 033 4172020 Promotion Valid From 11 December 2013 - 15 December 2013 14.99 Dalys Premium 1.5lt LOOKS like Umzimyati and Umvoti Municipalities have forgotten that they are there for the resi- dents of Greytown. The latest in the notorious water overcharge saga is that Umvoti Municipality has been in- structed by Umzimyati not to issue a rates clearance certificate (which is required before a property can be transferred) unless they are pro- vided with proof from Umzinyathi that the water account has been settled. This means that sellers of properties may be forced to settle these unsubstantiated debits in order to transfer their properties. In the past month, two lawyer’s letters have been sent to Umzinyathi requesting that the debits, which are not supported by documentary proof and are now prescribed, should be reversed. However there has not even been the courtesy of an acknowledgement from Umzinyathi. In a third lawyer’s letter sent this week on the rates clearance certificate, it is stated “This is clearly unsatisfactory and we are recommending to our clients that they should approach the court for an order that you reverse these debits unless you confirm in writing within seven days from the date hereof, that you will be doing so and that the reversal appears in the next state- ments”. Once again, residents are reminded to just pay the current amount on the Umzinyathi statements until the whole five year debacle is sorted out. STOP PRESS: DA Councillor Paul Buss in- formed by Umvoti Municipality that sellers must state water account in dispute with Umzinyathi when applying for rates clearance certificate. Water blackmail IT would be impossible to in- corporate his life in this short space as we all mourn, and celebrate, the life of one of the world's greatest icons – Nel- son Rolihlahla Mandela. He did not belong to South Africa only, as can be seen since the announcement of his death last Thursday night. The world has come to- gether not only to express their sadness, but also to cele- brate the hope and freedom he gave to so many. Born in Qunu in the Eastern Cape on 18 July 1918, he was given the name Nelson by a teacher at primary school. Having completed his BA and LLB, Mandela co–found- ed the ANC Youth League in 1944 – also the year he mar- ried his first wife, Evelyn. The year of 1952 saw the start of the defiance cam- paign and he was arrested and convicted for violating the Suppression of Commu- nism Act – the sentence was supended. In this year he opened the country's first black law firm with Oliver Tambo. He was arrested in 1956 with 155 others – they were tried for treason at a four year trial and all were acquitted in 1961. Nelson and Winnie Madiki- zela were married in 1958 and divorced in 1996. On his 80th birthday in 1998, Madi- ba married Graca Machel. The following year, stepped down after one term as presi- dent. When the government banned the ANC in 1960, Mandela went underground, formed uMkhonto we Sizwe and left the country for mili- tary training. He became known as the “Black Pimpernel” but on 5 August, 1961, was arrested near Howick on charges of in- citement and leaving the country illegally. The Rivonia sabotage trial started in 1963 and the fol- lowing year he was sen- tenced to life with nine others. Mandela served 27 years in prison on Robben Island, Pollsmoor and Victor Verster Prisons until 11 February, 1990 when President de Klerk granted him freedom. Elected as ANC deputy president, he became the first president of a democratic South Africa on 9 May, 1994, following the country's first ever democratic elections. This remarkable man, who challenged apartheid as “moral genocide” laid the foundations of a new South Africa through promoting a climate of forgiveness and peaceful reconciliation. Madiba cannot be replaced in person, but he has left a leg- acy of love, total dedication to equality for all and justice, and South Africans can hon- our this great gentle giant of a man by carrying out and liv- ing this legacy. Many of the most touching iconic images being viewed by millions throughout the world are of Madiba and children – in ac- cepting the Nobel Peace prize in 1993 he said “children are the most vulnerable citizens in any society ...and the great- est of our treasures”. The Mandela family have appealed to all to keep Nelson Mandela's dream alive through honouring humani- ty, and courage and raising up the poor, the downtrodden and the marginalised. He has finished his long walk to free- dom – now it is up to us to ac- cept and live his legacy. LALA NGOXOLO TATA Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela 18 July 1918 – 5 December 2013 “During my lifetime, I have dedicated myself to the struggle of the African people. I have fought against white domination,and I have fought against black domination. I have cherished the ideal of a democratic and free society in which all persons live together in harmony and with equal opportunities. It is an ideal which I hope to live for and to achieve. But if needs be, it is an ideal for which I am prepared to die.” HE HAS LEFT A LEGACY OF LOVE, TO- TAL DEDICATION TO EQUALITY FOR ALL AND JUSTICE, AND SOUTH AFRI- CANS CAN HONOUR THIS GREAT GENTLE GIANT OF A MAN BY CARRY- ING OUT AND LIVING THIS LEGACY.
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LOOKS like Umzimyati and Umvoti Municipalitieshave forgotten that they are there for the residents of Greytown.
The latest in the notorious water overchargesaga is that Umvoti Municipality has been instructed by Umzimyati not to issue a ratesclearance certificate (which is required before aproperty can be transferred) unless they are provided with proof from Umzinyathi that the wateraccount has been settled.
This means that sellers of properties may beforced to settle these unsubstantiated debits inorder to transfer their properties.
In the past month, two lawyer’s letters havebeen sent to Umzinyathi requesting that thedebits, which are not supported by documentaryproof and are now prescribed, should be reversed.
However there has not even been the courtesyof an acknowledgement from Umzinyathi.
In a third lawyer’s letter sent this week on therates clearance certificate, it is stated “This isclearly unsatisfactory and we are recommendingto our clients that they should approach thecourt for an order that you reverse these debitsunless you confirm in writing within seven daysfrom the date hereof, that you will be doing soand that the reversal appears in the next statements”. Once again, residents are reminded tojust pay the current amount on the Umzinyathistatements until the whole five year debacle issorted out.
STOP PRESS: DA Councillor Paul Buss informed by Umvoti Municipality that sellers muststate water account in dispute with Umzinyathiwhen applying for rates clearance certificate.
Waterblackmail
IT would be impossible to in-corporate his life in this shortspace as we all mourn, andcelebrate, the lifeofoneof theworld's greatest icons – Nel-son Rolihlahla Mandela. Hedid not belong to SouthAfricaonly, as can be seen since theannouncement of his deathlast Thursday night.
The world has come to-gether not only to expresstheirsadness,butalsotocele-brate the hope and freedomhe gave to so many.
Born inQunuintheEasternCape on 18 July 1918, he wasgiven the name Nelson by ateacher at primary school.
Having completed his BAand LLB, Mandela co–found-ed the ANC Youth League in1944 – also the year he mar-ried his first wife, Evelyn.
The year of 1952 saw thestart of the defiance cam-paign and he was arrestedand convicted for violatingthe Suppression of Commu-nism Act – the sentence wassupended.
In this year he opened thecountry's first black law firmwith Oliver Tambo.
He was arrested in 1956with 155 others – they weretried for treasonata fouryeartrial and all were acquitted in1961.
Nelson andWinnieMadiki-zela were married in 1958and divorced in 1996. On his80th birthday in 1998, Madi-ba married Graca Machel.The following year, steppeddown after one termas presi-dent.
When the governmentbanned the ANC in 1960,Mandela went underground,formed uMkhonto we Sizweand left the country for mili-tary training.
He became known as the“Black Pimpernel” but on 5
August, 1961, was arrestednearHowickonchargesof in-citement and leaving thecountry illegally.
The Rivonia sabotage trialstarted in 1963 and the fol-lowing year he was sen-tenced to life with nineothers.
Mandela served 27 yearsin prison on Robben Island,Pollsmoor and Victor VersterPrisons until 11 February,1990 when President deKlerk granted him freedom.
Elected as ANC deputypresident,hebecamethe firstpresident of a democraticSouth Africa on 9 May, 1994,following the country's firstever democratic elections.This remarkable man, whochallenged apartheid as“moral genocide” laid thefoundations of a new SouthAfrica through promoting aclimate of forgiveness andpeaceful reconciliation.
Madiba cannot be replacedinperson,buthehaslefta leg-acy of love, total dedication toequality for all and justice,and South Africans can hon-our this great gentle giant ofamanbycarryingout and liv-ing this legacy. Many of themost touching iconic imagesbeing viewed by millionsthroughout the world are ofMadiba and children – in ac-cepting theNobel Peace prizein 1993 he said “children arethe most vulnerable citizensinanysociety ...andthegreat-est of our treasures”.
The Mandela family haveappealed toall tokeepNelsonMandela's dream alivethrough honouring humani-ty,andcourageandraisingupthe poor, the downtroddenand themarginalised. He hasfinished his longwalk to free-dom – now it is up to us to ac-cept and live his legacy.
LALA NGOXOLO TATA
Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela18 July 1918 – 5 December 2013
“During my lifetime, I have dedicated myself to the struggle of the African people.
I have fought against white domination, and I have fought against black domination.
I have cherished the ideal of a democratic and free society in which all persons live
together in harmony and with equal opportunities. It is an ideal which I hope to live
for and to achieve. But if needs be, it is an ideal for which I am prepared to die.”
HE HAS LEFT A LEGACY OF LOVE, TOTAL DEDICATION TO EQUALITY FORALL AND JUSTICE, AND SOUTH AFRICANS CAN HONOUR THIS GREATGENTLE GIANT OF A MAN BY CARRYING OUT AND LIVING THIS LEGACY.
Page 2 The Greytown Gazette, Wednesday, December 11, 2013
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Come and enjoy an evening of traditional“Carol Singing”
as well as musical interludes, which willbe provided by the brass brand, choirs,recorder groups, vocal ensembles and
organists.After the function, everybody is invited for
refreshments in the hall.
Please do join in this occasion ofcelebrating the true joy of the birth of
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AN amazing 2 259 centimetres and156.4 kg were lost by the 31 ladieswho completed the Superbody sum-mer challenge between Septemberand November.
Winner Luzanne Barnard lost15kg’swithSilindileMbabainsecondplace on 13.1kg’s.
ThirdwasPhiweSizibaon11.3kg’sand EudyMbanjwa on 10.3kg’s; Sar-ah Hoosen on 10.3kg’s and RoseCyrus on 10.2kg’s.
The overall winner for 2013 isMaureen Deborah who lost a total of35kg’s betweenApril andNovember.All the ladies celebrated theirweightand centimetre loss at the “bling”themeprizegivingpartyheld onSun-day.
ZeenathAlly of Superbodywas de-lighted at the commitment of the la-dieswho are determined to carry outtheir weight loss programme of cor-recteatingandexercise sessionsdai-ly.
Superbody winner
Luzanne Barnard after,Luzanne Barnard before.
GREYTOWN Police have informed UmvotiAgricultural Society (UAS) that they arecommitted to increased visibility day andnight over the festive season, with stop andsearch road blocks at random times.
Apolicyofzerotolerancehasbeenadopt-ed.
The police also advised the UAS that asa community, a proactive approach mustbeadopted toprevent crime, throughbeingvigilant at all times.
Basic security principals must be ap-plied, such as:
good lighting, closing and locking gates,minimising cash movement, keeping valu-ables locked away and out of sight, check-ing alarms and panic buttons are working,ensuring that the security companies areregularly patrolling etc.
TheSAPShavecommittedtofarmpatrolsand will be carrying an official farm visitregister.
UAS members are asked to request theregister, and fill it in as it will assist in im-proving communication between the ruralcommunity and the SAPS.
There is a section commander for eachsector,with dedicated vehicles for that par-ticular area:
Sector 1 and 3 Manager : W/Off F M Ma-
khaye – 082 6759 976 (road from SantaMaria store alongDurbanStreet toAhrens,North Side).
Sector2and4Manager:W/OffTTSithole– 082 3513 471 (road from Santa Mariastore alongDurban Street to Ahrens, SouthSide).
The UAS, with the help of G911, will bearranging community rural farm patrolsfor the festive season at random timesthroughout the area, and would like to en-courage everyone to get involved.
These patrols are non–confrontationaland are merely an
extensionof theeyesandears in thearea.Please report any suspicious vehicles/reg-istrations to G911 at 033 417 2911, withspecificdetails,andtheywillnotify therele-vant authorities.
Security update
TROOPS of traditional dancers fromUmvoti and further afieldwill be perform-ing at an Ingomaon16December atBusa-na sportsfields in Matimatolo from9am.SpokesmanMenziMdlalose ofKhey-osi Entertainment said that the theme ofthe day is reconciliation.
There will be talks on the principles ofreconciliation, matters affecting the com-munities and how these should betackled.
Dancerswill be fromMatimatolo,Ntem-bisweni, Mbulwane, Mbuba, Eshane andmany other centres, all working togetherwithin the spirit of reconciliation.
For further information, please phoneMenzi Mdlalose at 076 041 8124.
Reconciliation Ingoma
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INKOSI Bhambatha ANC has released thefollowing statement on Nelson RolihlahlaMandela:
“Through his leadership, we havelearned to be humble, tolerate opposingviews but be firm on principle issues thataffect our communities, no matter wherewe could lose popularity. As the leadershipof the Bhambatha region, we mourn hispassing and celebrate his legacy.
The inscribing of messages will be heldon a rotational basis from Umvoti Munici-pality, Umzinyathi District Municipality toNquthu Municipality.
During this time, thememorial bookwillalso pass on to the ANC regional offices inUmsinga and toEndumenimunicipal offic-es
The two mourning sites are in Umvotiand Endumeni Municipalities and will be
identified by an ANC banner with the pic-ture of President Mandela.
Aregionalmemorial serviceswillbeheldon Thursday 12 December at VAMakhobaHall in Nquthu.
The service will start at 1pm. A motor-cadewill leave fromEndumeniMunicipali-ty after laying of flowers at 10am.
All fraternal structures are invited.A night vigil will be held at Umsinga on
Saturday, 14 December in the Mphelanka-ni Esidakeni area.
A public viewing screen will be installedat Umsinga at Mphikankani on the day ofthe sermon starting at 9am on 15 Decem-ber.
For further information contact ANCRe-gional Secretary Cde Lucky Moloi at 083470 1365 or media and communicationhead Zakhele Zulu at 083 723 8966.
MANDELA MEMORIALand mourning sites
SANDILE Zakwe(20) has beenmissing sinceFriday, 6 Decem-ber.
He was lastseenwhen he lefthis home at6.30am in theBomvini area,nearLakeMerth-ley, with a friendto look for a job inGreytown.
His distraughtmotherand fami-ly have tried hiscellphone but itdoes not ring. Za-kwe has friendsin the Emoshun-ka area of TugelaFerry who heused to spendtime with in thepast.
Anyone withany informationis asked to con-tact Mrs Zakweat 076 712 1160or Captain Mbat-ha of GreytownSAPS at 082 6625521.
Missing 20 year old
Zandile Zakwe photo taken some years ago.
Window on Wembley
(From left) Junior dux 2013 Georgia Bown and Jaimee Buchan.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
ST James Anglican Church is hold-ing a carol service this Sunday, 15December at 6pm.
St Peter’s Lutheran Church willbe holding its carol service at6.30pm on Friday, 20 December.
TherewillalsobeacakeandChrist-mas sale in aid of HarmonyRetreat.
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ERRATUMService: ZNQ-12/13/197/11/S: Nogawu Primary School: Attend to minor repairs
The advert published on the 4/12/2013 stated that the CIDB Gradingwas 1 GB and above and the bid document amount was R50,00. Thisis incorrect, the CIDB Grading is 2 GB and the bid document amount isR100,00, Site briefing date will be on the 18th December 2013 and the
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLICWORKSUMZINYATHI DISTRICT
ON Friday, 29 No-vember, GreytownJunior School heldits annual prizegiving ceremonyto commemorateand award theschools topachievers, both inthe classroom andon the sportsfield.
Beginning witha report on theschool’s progressby the principal,Mr Nel, the cere-mony moved onwith light enter-tainment from theschool’s choir fol-lowed by the ju-nior primaryGrade 7 choralverse and seniorprimary awards.
Recipient of thedux and sportsgirl, Lynn Grant,and sports boyKyle Thompsonwere true exam-ples of dedication,determinationand self motiva-tion.
SPECIAL AWARDS:Service to theschool– Sinead du PlessisGood fellowship(Boys)– Lindokuhle VumaseGood fellowship(Girls)– Simtholile Majola
Prefects manage-ment team 2014:Head Boy– Brandon van WykDeputy head boy– Thasvir RamlakanHead Girl– Zibusiso NdlovuDeputy headgirl– Tiffany Steyn
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Christmas comes earlyExpressing their joy atbeing given an earlyChristmas are the littleones of Enkanyiso Crechewho each received apersonalised Christmas giftand party pack lastWednesday. Helping handout the gifts were youngParool, Medha, Yastil andYuvan Aheer, and in theback row are helpersRowanne Pillay, RonelGovender, Abi Ramurath,Revenie Aheer and YoganieAheer. Yoganie, togetherwith Brigid Holmes,approached Greytonians forassistance in providing thegifts, all of which werewrapped and trimmed bythe donors. The little onestook their gifts home.
DECEMBER 1 is . . . . . National Pie Dayand Eat A Red Apple DayDecember 2 is . . . . . National FrittersDayDecember 3 is . . . . . National Roof–Over–Your–Head DayDecember 4 is . . . . . Wear Brown ShoesDayDecember 5 is . . . . . National SacherTorte DayDecember 6 is . . . . . National GazpachoDay and Mitten Tree DayDecember 7 is . . . . . National CottonCandy DayDecember 8 is . . . . . Take It In The EarDayDecember 9 is . . . . . National PastryDayDecember 10 is . . . . Festival For TheSouls Of Dead WhalesDecember 11 is . . . . National Noodle
Ring DayDecember 12 is . . . . National Ding–A–Ling DayDecember 13 is . . . . Ice Cream and Violins DayDecember 14 is . . . . National Bouillabaisse DayDecember 15 is . . . . National LemonCupcake DayDecember 16 is . . . . National ChocolateCovered Anything DayDecember 17 is . . . . Underdog Day andNational Maple Syrup DayDecember 18 is . . . . National RoastSuckling Pig DayDecember 19 is . . . . Oatmeal MuffinDayDecember 20 is . . . . Games DayDecember 21 is . . . . Look At The BrightSide Day, National Flashlight Day, National French Fried Shrimp Day, and
Hamburger DayDecember 22 is . . . . National DateNutBread DayDecember 23 is . . . . Roots DayDecember 24 is . . . . National Egg NogDayDecember 25 is . . . . National PumpkinPie DayDecember 26 is . . . . National WhinersDayDecember 27 is . . . . National FruitcakeDayDecember 28 is . . . . Card Playing Dayand National Chocolate DayDecember 29 is . . . . Pepper PotDayDecember 30 is . . . . Festival Of Enormous Changes At The Last Minuteand National Bicarbonate Of SodaDayDecember 31 is . . . . Unlucky Day
Bizarre December dates
Umvoti Aids Centre Christmas party
Father Christmas was a surprise, but very welcome, guest at the Umvoti Aids Centre Christmas party held lastThursday. The children were thrilled to receive their personalised wrapped gifts. UAC Director, Joan Dutton (back row),has announced that she will retire as director at the end of the year, but will still be there for the Centre.
NOTE:DEADLINE FOR
GAZETTECLASSIFIEDS ISMONDAY, 10 am
• PHONE033 413 2735
10 In Memoriam
HEMRAJHarrilall (Tibs)
18.12.1944 - 9.12.1996In loving memory ofHarrilall Hemraj. For-ever remembered byhis loving wife MonaHemraj, children,grandchildren and sis-ters. John 5vs; 28,29.Don’t be surprised, in-deed the time is com-ing when all the deadin their graves willhear the voice ofGods Son and theywill rise again. Thosewho have done goodwill rise to eternal life.
12 Thanks
A big thank you to ev-eryone that sponsoredor supported theMothwa Christmashamper. First hamperwas won by; Karel deNysschen, secondhamper; EvelynBestbier.MOTHS Tin Hat draw -thank you to all whobought a “gues” - theclosest were, 1st E.Furness - 2nd R.Fourie - 3rd B. Burgen- congratulations!MOTHS Golf Day -many thanks to theplayers (sorry aboutthe rain) for their sup-port and those whogave donations / priz-es. E. Bothma; BPMascor; Umvoti Re-pairs; Neil Evans;Mascor Toyota; GM;H2B; UFO; SA Cano-pies; Aheers; Brack-en; Umvoti Tyres;Spar; Mr Buildit; ChrisFisher; Manline; RoseCyrus; YellowwoodCafé; Pannar; Track-er; Dulcie; S. Murphy;Meister Meats; ABSA;Chris Odendaal; Wim-py; Bucco Canopies;Glen Clark & Team;Greytown Beer Dis-tributors; Marone; TopEnd; Superquick; NCTForestry. Big thankyou to all for helpingto keep our MothCottages going!YOGANIE and ReveniAheer would like tosay a big thank youfor your help in theBusy Bees and Inka-nyiso Christmas par-ties. Aheers Power-trade. Aheers Multi-save. ABI Ramurath.Bridget Holmes.Ganga Moodley. JuneLitterick. MatronGcisa. Raj Ori and thespecial people whodonated beautifullywrapped presents forthe kids.
18 Clubs andMeetings
HERE is a small reminderof the AA meeting at theMethodist Church in PineStreet on Wednesdayevenings. contact: Wy-nand - 083 290 8998.Wilfred - 076 170 6673.
SOUND for hire. Wed-dings, parties and anyfunctions. Delivery andtechnician included. Forprices contact: 081 3239225!!!
41 GardenServices
PROFESSIONAL tree fell-ing. Phone Brian 073 2126627.
42 Health andBeauty
CHIROPRACTOR. Grey-town Drug Store, 033 4132157. Dr. White will beavailable at the clinic onWednesday 18 Dec & 8Jan.
44 Loans andInvestments
FAST loans - R500 - R15000. Blacklisted / gar-nished welcome. Shop17 Aheers Centre - 074155 5371.
47 PersonalServices
ABORTION alternative -Wednesday 2 - 5 pm.Free councelling by ap-pointment. Call or SMS078 879 7484.
FOR all our diesel repairsto trucks, Bell engines,hydraulics on tippertrucks, air brakes ontrucks and trailers etc.Contact Rajan: 082 4609341.
73 General Sales
AFRICA Wendy houses.Grade A pinewood, big,small, low prices, louvrestyle. Sylie 083 9960526.
BIG garage and house-hold sale. Appliances,furniture, bedroom suite,lounge, dining table,clothes, curtains, decor,TV, JoJo tanks, gym set,quad bike. From Satur-day 14th Dec onwards at277 Pine Street. Tel: Tre-vor 082 774 9550.
PSP hardly used with 7games. R1 700. Tel. 082558 2811.
73 General Sales
BULK sales. *Ice Cream.*Detergents. *IndianSpices. Now available at:Rish@dDotCom. ShopOne: La Fontana Centre.Tel: (033) 413 3211 / 4131403. Cell: 082 2118418.
SECURE 1 bedroom gar-den cottage with carportto let at R3 380-00 permonth incl. W & L, availa-ble 1 January 2014.Please phone Mrs Ash-well at 033 413 1141 dur-ing office hours (08h30 -16hoo) for appointmentto view.
126 Houses to Let
TWO bedroom house forrent, 10km from town, R2600 excl. electricity. 082554 2493.
130 Rooms to Let
2 Males single rooms. Oneavailable now, secondavailable in January. 071222 7322.
173 GeneralEmployment
FULL/PART time SocialWorker wanted. Startingmid January 2014. Tel:084 667 7785 or 084 4172227.
QUALIFIED Mechanicwith traceable referen-ces. Send CV to 086 5414507.
TLB Operators required.Please fax short CV to086 541 4507.
178 Work Wanted:Commercial
I N.J. Madonsela is lookingfor a job in any farm /plantation. If any owner islooking for a person to domaintenance in theirfarms / plantations (tim-bers) could they contactme. Contact no: 071 9643351.
179 Work Wanted:Domestic
MALAWIAN lady seeksjob. Call 084 499 9617.
The Greytown Gazette, Wednesday, December 11, 2013 Page 11
PPSPLATT PLANTSERVICES cc
ANNUALSHUT-DOWN
CLOSED FROM13/12 /2013
RE-OPEN13/1 /2014
We take this opportunityto wish our customers and
friends aHAPPY CHRISTMAS and a
PROSPEROUS and PEACEFULNEW YEAR
A vacancy exists for a permanent, vibrant,loyal and energetic
BRANCHMANAGER
at Tsheleka Cash Loans, located in Greytown,which is a growing micro-lending company.
The successful incumbent will be responsiblefor the overall management of the branchincluding planning, organizing, promoting salesand marketing plans and implementing the day-to-day operations and major functions of thebranch ensuring growth and service delivery.MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS• National degree from College\Universityand/or 1 to 2 years’ related experience and/or training or equivalent combination ofeducation and experience.Should you fit the requirements of the
vacant position above, kindly submit yourCV to: [email protected] or fax to:
086 667 4872 or post,Attention: General Manager,
PO Box 86, Wartburg 3233 before the31st December 2013.
Should you not be contacted within twoweeks of the closing date, please kindlyconsider your application unsuccessful.
CHAMPIONSHIPS 2013STOCK TRUNK/PICK-UP 1For all your car sound
requirements, please contactAdam 033 413 1379
H&S AUTOSOUND
Hoosen Mahabeer and son Adam,proudly display the winning tropy.
UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY
UMVOTI LAND USE SCHEMESPECIAL CONSENT
Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 67 bis of the TownPlanning Ordinance No. 27 of 1949, as amended and clause1.1.4 (c) of the Umvoti Municipality Land Use ManagementScheme, that Umvoti Municipality will consider an applicationfor a special consent from special residential to service industry.ON LOT 472 PORTION 5 BEING 76 DURBAN STREET, GREYTOWN.THE REGISTERED OWNER BEING R. MEHMOOD.
The relevant documents will lie open for inspection at the UmvotiMunicipal offices in Greytown, 41 Bell Street, during normaloffice hours 07h45 to 16h30.Any person having sufficient interest therein may lodge writtenobjections or representations with the undersigned in writing byno later than 21 days of date of this publication.Any person who fails to lodge or forward comments in responseto this notice by the date given above shall be precluded fromfurther participation in the process and taking further steps, withregard to the proposed amendment.MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN 3250
AT the end of a busy year, it wastime to pack lunchboxes for thelast time, lug the schoolbooksfor the final lesson, put downthe chalk and lock the class-rooms until next year.
As the school year drew to aclose, the primary school andthe high school honoured thepupils who have worked hardand achieved well through theyear.
The primary school awardsceremony, held last Monday,
was particularly well–attend-ed, and showcased the pupils’acting and musical talents be-fore theawardswerepresentedto the pupils in each Grade.
Somewhat more formal, thehigh school awards ceremonyon the Wednesday followingwas attended by parents andoldpupils (youngand 'older') aswell as the high school pupilsand the Grade 7 class of 2013.
Guest speaker, Justin Clarke,founder of the Private Property
Real Estate Group and Safa-rinow.com and a paraplegicdue to a skiingaccident, relatedhow he overcame challengesand refused to allow himself tobe held back by adversity, re-minding us that the greatestartists, businessmen and lead-erscancomefromthehumblestof circumstances.
And we should confidentlystep forward to use our talentsfor the good of those around us,like Clarke, who for his 'go the
extramile' charity drive,will beswimming the Midmar Milethree times in 2014 to raisemoney for wheelchairs forthose who cannot afford them.
Wewishourpupils, theirpar-ents and their teachers ablessed holiday filled withpeace, rest and good familytimes.
We trust that they will enjoysafe travels and return in thenew year with many excitingstories to tell.
Hermannsburg Happenings
OVER the past term, Wembley Collegehas hosted a very successful summerleague hockey tournament.
There were 226 goals scoredthroughout the tournament whichis an indication of the intensity and ex
citement of the matches.The finals of the tournament were
held on Wednesday evening and therewere some very closely contestedmatches.THE TOP THREE TEAMS WERE:
Third: Bullets and BabesSecond: UntouchablesFirst: D–stroyers.Congratulations and thank you to allthe teams that took part in the tournament.
If you are interested in entering a teaminto the summer league next term,please email sport2@wembleycollege.co.za to request an entry form.Closing date for entries is 15 January2014.
Summer hockey league hosted by Wembley
WEMBLEY College held its very successful prize–giving evening on 5 December.
Although many certificates, merits, commendations, half colours, colours and other awardswere presented, space decrees that only the major awards are mentioned :
SENIOR PRIMARY:Sports Girl of the Year: Tayla PoréeSports Boy of the Year: Riaan SwanepoelAcademics:Grade 4 top achiever: Joshua BloeminkGrade 5 top achiever: Thomas HillGrade 6 top achiever: Melissa DuttonForm 1 English, science and social science: GeorgiaBownForm 1 maths, Afrikaans and Zulu: Jaimee BuchanJunior dux 2013: Georgia Bown and JaimeeBuchanHIGH SCHOOL:Culture:Murphy Trophy most versatile participant: Rethabile ShabalalaYeado/Corbishley trophy for Sportswoman of theYear: Hannah Pride (presented matric awards'
ceremony)Chris Odendaal trophy for Sportsman ofthe Year: Thubelihle MzilaTop Academic Awards:Form 2 top achiever: Megan MeyerForm 3 top achiever: Kyla BuchanForm 4 top achiever: Kyra WallaceForm 5 top achiever: Thubelihle MzilaAcademic half colours: Hayley Bradshaw(Form 5), Kimbaleigh Olivier (Form 5) and RethabileShabalala (Form 5).Academic Full Colours: Emma Porée (Form 4),Ceyanne Scott (Form 4), and Kyra Wallace (Form4).Academic Honours: Thubelihle Mzila and EricNefdt
Boarding establishment head for 2014 isRethabile Shabalala, who is also headgirl, andheadboy is Mazwi Simelane. Wembley Collegewishes all its parents, staff, pupils and loyal supporters a very happy Christmas season and holiday.
Window on Wembley
Page 12 The Greytown Gazette, Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Contractor to prepare and plantmaize and dry bean lands
ONE of the most enjoyableMascor/UTBRoleyHillmen’sdoubles tournaments washeld on Sunday, 8 December.
We hosted a full field of 20couples and many playerscame from Vryheid, Howickand Pietermaritzburg.
It was also good to see somany young players takingpart in this very populartournament, which has beenrunning since December1977.
What made this tourna-ment more special, was thatRonHill, RoleyHill’s son, andVicHill (grandson), spent theweekend in Greytown andboth played in the tourna-ment. Ron handed over thewinner’s trophy.
Thanks to all those whohelped make the day a suc-cess – the organizers andthe ladies for providing thefood and tea eats. Much ap-preciated.
A very special thanksagain to Mascor and UmvotiTyres & Batteries, as ourmain sponsors, for their on-going sponsorship.
Without our sponsors,these tournaments wouldnot be possible. Thank youalso toOJpotatoesandRhinoCharcoal who sponsoredsome lucky draw prizes.
Players were seeded ac-cording to strength in threesections and the results areas follows:
Section AWinners: Ashley Cotterrell
and Derek BrownRunners Up: Ian Arnold
and Brett ArnoldSection BWinners: Willie Luttig and
Wiaan LuttigRunners Up: Bruce Pater-
son and RolandSection CWinners: Herman van
Rooyen and Mark ThomasRunners Up: Hansie
Gevers and Selwyn Sheffer-mann
The trophy went to thewinners of the A Section.
On a very sad note, theGreytownTennis Club had tosay goodbye to one of ourchampionsandamuch lovedplayer formany years, BarryLamb, who passed away.
Barrywill be sorelymissedand remembered as a realgentleman on the tenniscourt .
The annual Pannar Grey-town Junior tennis tourna-ment will be held on 6, 7 and8 January.
Great prizes are to bewon.Make sure to enter withDerek Brown at 083 2289243.
After a very successfulyearof tennis, the tennisclubcommittee wishes all tennismembers and all the Grey-town sports clubs a blessedChristmas and a happy andhealthy 2014.
Social tennis will carry onas normal and visitors arewelcome to join us at 2pmona Saturday.
From the courts
RAIN, rain go away, come againanother day.
Even though it is welcome, wecoulddowiththeoddWednesday
To all those aspiring sympa-thisers who would be tempted –please feel free to come and joinus. And we do cater for novices.
From the ditch
We invite all members and friendsto come and play in the first Farm-ers’ Agri-care Monthly Mug for2014 on Saturday 14 December.Wewill behavingStCathryn’sAGMafter golf, followed by Membersdinner , and we ask all membersto RSVP by Thursday night if theywould like to come to the dinner.On Sunday all the previous Farm-ers Agri-Care Monthly Mug win-ners will be playing for the “ Jug
ofMugs“and thereshouldbesomegood golf playedSpring treatment is finally com-pleted and the course is wet, verywet.We are hoping for some sunshineto get the grass growing.Supper this Friday 13th will be abring and braai, so let us know ifyou would like to join in.Please contact 0832691661 tobook for golf and / or meals>
St Cathryn’s
NEWS
and Saturday to fin-ishourClubchampi-onships.
Please check whoyou are playing andorganise – or forfeit– your games.
With the longweekendcomingup,those who stay canplay. Also on Mon-dayafternoon, thereis bowls for thosewho would like agame.
