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TWO teenagers, aged 15 and18,werearrestedbyDaltonandHarburg police in an operationtargeting illegal firearms lastTuesday night. Searching aproperty in the Mpofini area ofDalton, thepolice foundanunli-cencedAK47assault rifle, a .38

special revolver and ammuni-tion.

The two teenagers, who aresaid to be related, were arrest-ed. They appeared in the NewHanover Magistrate’s Court oncharges of possession of unli-censed firearms and ammuni-

tion.KZN Provincial Commis-

sioner of KwaZulu–Natal, Lieu-tenant General MmamonnyeNgobeni, commended the po-liceonthesuccessfuloperation.“We are pleased that these fire-arms have been taken off the

streets where they will no lon-ger pose a threat to innocentcivilians. We appeal to mem-bers of the community to pleasecome forward if they are awareof individuals within their com-munities who are in possessionof illegal firearms,” she said.

Teens found with illegal firearms

The illegal firearms found in the Mpofini area of Dalton.

AWOMANwhoallegedlyhired twohitmento kill her brother–in–lawhas appeared inthe Kranskop Magistrate’s Court, withthe two hitmen on charges ofmurder.

School principal, Bongumusa Ngubane,was at his Kwamabulu homewhenhewasshot by the three suspects on 25 October.Ngubane was rushed to hospital but diedlater.

Greytown cluster task team’s ConstableTS Mhlongo, and Pietermarizburg Tacti-cal ResponseTaskpersonnel, arrested thethreeat 1amon23November inKranskop– Thabisile Ngubane (43) with the two al-leged hitmen, Nkosiyazi Msomi (33) andMaponyane Nzama (36) are all from theMenyezwayo area, Kranskop.

A police spokesman said that the possi-blemotive for thekilling is the fightagainstthe misuse of Eyethu Trust farms in theMabomvini area, Kranskop.

Two unlicensed rifles, pump action andH5, and 45 live rounds of ammunitionwere recovered when the arrests weremade. Ngubane will also face charges ofbeing inpossessionof unlicensed firearmsand ammunition.

All three appeared in the KranskopMagistrate’s court on 25 November andthe casewas remanded to today, 4Decem-ber for a bail application.

Hitmen hiredto kill infamily feud

GREYTOWN water con-sumers who, in October,receivedamostpolitere-quest from the Umziny-athi Municipal Managerto promptly pay so calledoutstanding exorbi-tant thumbsuck balan-

ces, should continue notto do so.

A couple of weeks ago,a Greytown lawyerwrote to the MM on be-half of the many waterconsumers who hadlodged complaints with

the Greytown Gazette,on the paperlessamounts being claimed,

The lawyer verypolitely requestedthat these debits bereversed and “pleaserevert to us by

return”.But alas and alack, de-

spite a reminder, thelawyer has not evenreceived an acknowl-edgment that hisletter has been received– not even the normal

polite response of “thematter is being investi-gated”.

So water consumerscontinue as youhave – just paythe current monthlyamount.

No response whatsoever

The Greytown Gazette, Wednesday, December 4, 2013

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MFANUKHONA DumisaniMadonsela (24) was last seenat the end of Septemberwhenhe left his home on the farm“Holmleigh” to come intotown to shop for the family.His very concerned mother,Khosi Madonsela, told theGreytownGazette that hehadnot been seen for the pastthree months and she is ex-tremelyworried –hedoes nothave a cellphone.

Khosi said that her son waswearing navy shorts, a redskipper andnavy jacketwhenhe had left home.

A missing persons case hasbeen opened with GreytownPolice.Anyonewithany infor-mation is asked to contact thepolice or Khosi at 079 6706599 or the Greytown Ga-zette.

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A NAME to watch outfor in the fashionworld is KhethiweMsana of Greytown,whodidoutstandinglywell at the annualSchool of Fashion de-sign fashion styleawards held recentlyin Pietermaritzburg.

Having completedher final year design-ing course at theSchool of Fashion De-sign, she created animpressive collectionfor the year end fash-ion show themed “AFashion Fairytale”.

Msana's themewasproudlySouthAfricanand she excelled tothe extent that shewas chosen for the SAInternational FastTrack programmeandreceivedthepres-tigious award for bestcommercial range onshow.

The School of Fash-ion has for 48 yearskept abreast of fash-ion, and updated itsbrand with directorPriscilla Bhika.

Throughtheannualshow, ithascontribut-ed to the launch ofmany designers ca-reers, developingthem into nationaland internationalbrands.

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PHOTO: VISHAL SINGHA model from Irene's Modeling Agency displays one of Khethiwe Msana's creations

GREYTOWN Environmental Team, GET, was es-tablished in March this year – the brain child ofa group of concerned Greytonians who arrangeda clean–up of the Botanical Gardens and thecemetery.

Many volunteers arrived on the allocated daysto help with these tasks. Although successful toa point, neither project is as yet completed soa further clean–up will take place on Saturday,7 December in time for Carols by Candle lightto be held there on 8 December.

The clean–up will be held from 7 to 10am atthe Botanical Gardens. Please wear takkies, bringblack bags, gardening gloves, spades, wheelbar-rows and any other paraphernalia you deem ap-propriate.

All the hard labour has been done, this is justto pick up garbage in preparation for the veryfirst GET Carols by Candle light starting at 7pm.

GET will be selling candles and carol sheetsfor a donation of R10 with all proceeds goingto Arcadia.

For more information, contact Geoff at 076810 0697 or Terry at 033 413 2133.

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HONEYGUIDE,anon–profit or-ganisation which aims tobridge the gap between sec-ondary and tertiary education,will be hosting a gala dinner inGreytown Town Hall on 7 De-cember, with various commu-nity development organisa-tions such as the Unniquegroup of positive thinkers andthe Umvoti Aids centre.

Theywill be giving presenta-tions on the theme “Empower-ingthecommunitybyenrichinglives”. There will also be guestspeakers who will be challeng-ing every participant on the

need to empower and enrichcommunity lives.

On the entertainment front,there will be performances bySiyabonga Mpungose, Xoli Vi-lakazi, Syanda Maphumulo,Skiny Bone, Dj Lesoul, Word ofGod Choir, Thyza and Ntuthu-ko,MagicBoyzcrew,TNS,Play-ers and many more

The cost is R100 per person(scholars), R130 per person(couple), R150 per person (sin-gle) and the event will start at2pm. For further information,please phone Menzi Mdlaloseat 076 041 8124.

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Submission of a B-BBEE Verification Certificate from a Verification Agency accredited by South African Accredited System (SANAS) or aregistered Auditor approved by the Independent Regulator Board of Auditors (IRBA) or an Accounting Officer as contemplated in the CloseCorporation Act (CCA) is a requisite. A Bidder will not disqualified for non-submission of B-BBEE Verification Certificate but will be declared asnon-compliant contributor. It is expected of all Bidders who are not yet registered for a B-BBEE Verification Certificate to register on (http:/www.sanas.co.za./accreditation_bee.php).BID SUBMISSIONSThe bids must be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked “TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT” and deposited in the Umvoti Municipality tender box at theCustomer Relations Centre by not later than 12h00 on Friday, 20th December 2013. Late bids and bids not clearly marked as prescribed willnot be considered.Reputable companies are hereby invited to submit their bids.ENQUIRIESAll enquiries shall be directed to Aboobaker FE, Telephone No. 033 413 9100 during normal office hours.Umvoti Municipality’s Procurement Policy will apply and the Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest bid and reserves the right to acceptany bid or part thereof.

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GREYTOWN Child Welfare celebrated itsGolden Jubilee at the Community Centre on30 November. A large number of guests at-tendedthisveryspecialoccasionatwhichtheSociety's souvenir brochure was launched.Guests were treated to a sumptuous dinnerandmost enjoyableentertainment.TheSoci-ety thanks all for attending and the assis-tance to make this function a success.

Greytown Child Welfare celebrate 50 years of achievement

Lining up for the cake cutting ceremony (fromleft) guest of honour Dr Bedassi, SocietyPresident Hitla Maharaj, Mrs Maharaj, MrsBedassi, Umvoti Mayor Councillor Xaba and MrsXaba.

NOVEMBER’S rainfall of 120.6 was wel-come – the third highest in the last sevenyears and just above the 40 year mean of110.3.

Stats kept by Pannar Research show the120mm’s took some time to accumulate –16.8 recorded on 9 November, 15.6 on15 November and 12.6 on 27 November– and lots of drips and drizzles in bet-

ween.According to the 40 year mean issued by

Ram Bagdath of Pannar, the highest in thepast sevenyearswasawhopping211.3mmin 2007/08 and the lowest of 88.7 was in2009/10.

In Greytown itself, Grant Gifford record-ed 153mm forNovember,much appreciat-ed by gardeners, if not sportsmen and

women.There were some fair scorchers during

the month – top temp was 38.72 on 14November, 37.13 on 5November, 36.29 on6 November and bottom of the maximumscale, 13.43 on 28 November.

Lowest minimums were 8.71 on 3November and 8.97 on 18 Novem-ber.

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IT’S a wellworn cliche that the older you get, thefaster time passes you by – so true as the yearof 2013 has roller skated past at the speed ofgreased lightning.

There are just two more issues of the GreytownGazette in December 2013 – the 11th and 18th.

The first issue to greet 2014 will be Wednesday,15 January.

Deadlines for next week as usual – Friday 1pmfor display, Monday at 9.30am for classifieds and

all copy as early as possible.Because December 16 is a holiday, deadlines

for the Chrtistmas issue of 18 December havebeen moved forward as follows:

Wednesday 11: 12 noon display and classifiedadvertisements.

Thursday 12: 1pm copy for the Christmas issueMonday 16: Greytown Gazette office open for

weekend sports reports and news – cut off time10am. Happy deadlines!

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UMVOTI MUNICIPALITYPROPOSAL INVITATIONBID No. 2013/11/28 JOL

Bids are hereby invited in Terms of Section 19 of uMvoti Municipality Supply Chain Policy and Section 83 of the Municipal SystemsAct, Act 32 of 2000 as amended and read together with Sections 110, 111 and 112 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, Act56 of 2003 for the supply and delivery of Jaws of Life.DocumentsBid documents will be available from the Stores Department at Pine Street from Monday 09 December 2013, Monday to Friday,between 08h00 and 15h00 upon payment of non-refundable fee of R200,00.Eligibility Criteria-Stage 2In terms of Regulation 5(2) and 6(2) of the Preferential Procurement Regulations, preference points must be awarded to a bidderfor attaining the B-BBEE status level of contribution in accordance with the table below:


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Submission of a B-BBEE Verification Certificate from a Verification Agency accredited by South African Accredited System(SANAS) or a registered Auditor approved by the Independent Regulator Board of Auditors (IRBA) or an Accounting Officeras contemplated in the Close Corporation Act (CCA) is a requisite. A Bidder will not disqualified for non-submission of B-BBEEVerification Certificate but will be declared as non-compliant contributor. It is expected of all Bidders who are not yet registered fora B-BBEE Verification Certificate to register on (http:/www.sanas.co.za./accreditation_bee.php).Bid SubmissionsThe bids must be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked “JAWS OF LIFE” and deposited in the Umvoti Municipality tender box atthe Customer Relations Centre by not later than 12h00 on Friday, 20th December 2013. Late bids and bids not clearly marked asprescribed will not be considered.Reputable companies are hereby invited to submit their bids.EnquiriesAll enquiries shall be directed to Aboobaker FE, Telephone No. 033 413 9100 during normal office hours.Umvoti Municipality’s Procurement Policy will apply and the Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest bid and reserves

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PAIRS of binoculars and field guides were essentialequipment on Saturday, as various groups of birders–fromnovicetoadvanced– setoutonHermannsburg'sBirding Big Day trying to spot, identify and record asmany species of bird as possible.

This contributes to the annual Birding Big Day sur-vey, which forms a sort of census for birds across thecountry. The smell of fresh baking wafted from theboarding establishment as some of the boarders notout spotting birds, took the opportunity to bake Adventcookies. The trips to spot birds alternated with choirpractices, as the school choir prepared for the Adventservice in the Peter–Paul church on Sunday. Friendsand family swelled the ranks of the congregation aswe celebrated the start of the new church year, withthe choir leading the singing from the gallery and alovely solo performance by Kerstin Mahnecke.

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Junior birders out spotting water–birds.

WEMBLEY Col-lege has hostedan 8–a–side sum-mer league hock-ey tournamentover the pastterm. The tour-nament has beena great successand due to thesupport of thecommunity, therewere nine teamsentered.

Throughout thetournament, thehigh school pupilshave receivedmentoring frommore experiencedplayers and theirhockey has im-proved tremen-dously.

The standard ofhockey has gonefrom strength tostrength through-out the tourna-ment and nodoubt, the finalswill showcasesome of the bestthat the teamshave to offer.

The finals areon 4 Decemberfrom 5.15 to6.15pm on theWembley Collegeastroturf. thanksto everyone whosupported theMoonlight marketon 3 November.

We really ap-preciate all theeffort, prepara-tion and enthusi-asm from thestallholders, par-ents, friends andpupils of Wem-bley College. Wehope you hadgreat fun and seeyou next Year.

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In the awards ceremony, each Grade 1 pupil re-ceived a story book for successfully completingtheir first year at school – the books were kindlysponsored by R Scott.The following pupil received certificates:Grade 2:The entire class of 18 pupil’s.Grade 3:Caitlyn Evans – mathematics and creative origi-nality; Aphiwe Khanyile – writing;Buhle Masuku – reading;Olwethu Ngubane – progress;Dumisani Simama – mathematics and isiZulu.Grade 4:Leigh–Anne Boshoff and Sinoxolo Jali – aca-demic achievement.Grade 5:Makha Kheswa, Lonathemba Khuzwayo, NtandoMsane and Musa Sithole – meritorius achieve-ment;Sinothando Dlomo – progress.Grade 6:Sinenhlanhla Mbhele and Luyanda Ngcobo – ac-ademic excellence;Sthabiso Lerole – academic achievement;Luyanda Gasa – conscientious effort;

Cebo Thabethe – excellence in mathematics;Olwethu Mbatha – progress;Lukas Kruger – endeavour.Guest of honour, FJ Myaka, presented the specialawards to Grade 7.Zethembiso Myaka:St. James’ Women’s GuildEnglish award: Nel & Stevens Afrikaans award:Platt Plant Maths award: Newmarch Natural Sci-ence award: Mrs. G.C. Holdt Social Science award:Mrs. F. J. Myaka IsiZulu award:Hill Forestry Needlework award: Mary James tro-phy for reading:Luyanda MchunuHill Forestry Handwork award – Yamkela Mc-hunu;Bart’s Computers award – Gary Jordaan;Terra Craig Trophy for Progress in Maths – Man-galiso Ngobese and Ndumiso Magubane;Thompson Trophy for Endeavour – BayandaMokuoane; Mangaliso Ngobese:LU brunjes artaward:St. David’s Trophy for Initiative: GreytownBuild-It Leadership award:Mary Slatter Trophy for Service to School, spon-sored by Holme Lacy Farms – Ntando Mkhwa-naziUbuntu Trophy for Fellowship – BayandaMokuaneB W. Lamb Dux award – Zethembiso Myak.St David’s would like to express its appreciationto the sponsors for their generosity.

St David’s doingsGrade 7 awardwinners (from left)Gary Jordaan,Ntando Mkhwanazi,Bayanda Mokuoane,Mangaliso Ngobese,Zethembiso Myaka(dux) and LuyandaMchunu

FINDING Father Christmas is almost im-possible, but that is exactly what the chil-dren of the Little Oaks' Kindergarten didon Friday morning.

Uncle Rainer came with the tractor anda big trailer and took us all for a long rideto see if we could spot Father Christmas.

We had to ask lots of people on the way,but nobody could help us. Finally, at the

church, we spotted something red andwhite and sure enough, Father Christmaswas there.

We had a jolly, jolly time, singing Christ-mas carols and having our photographstaken with him.

He also joined us on the tractor ride backto the kindergarten and brought us all alittle present.

HMB Little Oaks OracleFatherChristmaspaid an earlyvisit to theHermannsburgKindergarten

TRIBUTE TO BARRY LAMBIT was with great sadness that St David’s heard about the death of Barry Lamb, chairman

of the school council for the past 14 years.He had been closely associated with the school since 1998, first as a member of the finance

committee, then as bursar and secretary and chairman.Barry always took a great interest in the development and progress of the school. He showed

special concern for the welfare of the pupils and was genuinely interested in each child asan individual, taking great pride in their achievements. He visited the school regularly andprovided huge support to the staff. With his wisdom, knowledge and business acumen heguided the school safely through uncertain times to its current well–established position inthe community.

We will all miss his constant input and dry sense of humour. Our thoughts and prayersare with Jill and the family at this sad time.

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UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

INVITATION TO BIDBids are hereby invited in terms of Section 83 of the Municipal Systems Act,Act 32 of 2000, as amended and read together with Sections 110, 111 and 112of the Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003 for the supply anddelivery of the following.

Bid No: T2013/14/ 01/ 11 / EL:

SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF MEDIUM VOLTAGE (12 kV) RATED VACUUM RINGMAIN UNIT WITH METERING PANEL

BID DOCUMENTSBids documents will be available from the Supply Chain Department offices at100 Pine Street upon payment of a non-refundable fee of R200,00 from the 4thDecember 2013, Mondays to Fridays, between 08h00 and 15h00.

BID SUBMISSIONThe bid documents must be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked “as prescribedabove” and deposited in the Umvoti Municipality bid box at the Customer RelationsCentre by not later than 12h00 on Friday, 20th December 2013. The Bids will be openedin public at said date and time. Telegraphic tenders, late bids and bids not clearly markedas prescribed will not be considered.

For technical enquiries kindly contact Gerhard Balzer on 033 413 9119

Umvoti Municipality’s Procurement Policy will apply and the Municipalityis not bound to accept the lowest tender or furnish any reason for theacceptance or rejection of any tender and reserves the right to accept anytender or part thereof.


UMVOTI MUNICIPALITYPROPOSAL INVITATION

BID No. 2013/11/28 OPMSBids are hereby invited in Terms of Section 19 of uMvoti Municipality Supply Chain Policy and Section 83 of the Municipal Systems Act, Act 32of 2000 as amended and read together with Sections 110, 111 and 112 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003 for the serviceprovider to undertake the preparation of an regeneration plan and associated planning work for Greytown town.DOCUMENTSBid documents will be available from the Stores Department at Pine Street from Monday, 09 December 2013, Monday to Friday, between 08h00and 15h00 upon payment of non-refundable fee of R200,00 .BRIEFING SESSIONDate: 09 December 2013Venue: Council ChamberTime: 12h00ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA - STAGE 2An evaluation criterion is a two-stage process. Stage 1 Eligibility Criteria with a minimum score of 70% to progress to Stage 2. Stage 2 will beevaluated in terms of BBBEEIn terms of Regulation 5(2) and 6(2) of the Preferential Procurement Regulations, preference points must be awarded to a bidder for attainingthe B-BBEE status level of contribution in accordance with the table below:


1 20

2 18

3 16

4 12

5 8

6 6

7 4

8 2


Submission of a B-BBEE Verification Certificate from a Verification Agency accredited by South African Accredited System (SANAS) or aregistered Auditor approved by the Independent Regulator Board of Auditors (IRBA) or an Accounting Officer as contemplated in the CloseCorporation Act (CCA) is a requisite. A Bidder will not disqualified for non-submission of B-BBEE Verification Certificate but will be declared asnon-compliant contributor. It is expected of all Bidders who are not yet registered for a B-BBEE Verification Certificate to register on (http:/www.sanas.co.za./accreditation_bee.php).Bid SubmissionsThe bids must be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked “PROPOSAL TO UNDERTAKE THE PREPARATION OF AN URBAN REGENERATION PLANAND ASSOCIATED PLANNING WORK FOR GREYTOWN TOWN” and deposited in the Umvoti Municipality tender box at the Customer RelationsCentre by not later than 12h00 on Friday, 20th December 2013. Late bids and bids not clearly marked as prescribed will not be considered.EnquiriesAll enquiries shall be directed to N.V. Mbhele, Telephone No. 033 413 9100 during normal office hours.

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

B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 1883MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN

3250

UMVOTI MUNICIPALITYPROPOSAL INVITATIONBID No. 2013/11/28 URP

Bids are hereby invited in Terms of Section 19 of uMvoti Municipality Supply Chain Policy and Section 83 of the Municipal Systems Act, Act 32of 2000 as amended and read together with Sections 110, 111 and 112 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003 for the serviceprovider to undertake the preparation of an regeneration plan and associated planning work for Greytown town.DOCUMENTSBid documents will be available from the Stores Department at Pine Street from Monday, 09 December 2013, Monday to Friday, between 08h00and 15h00 upon payment of non-refundable fee of R200,00 .BRIEFING SESSIONDate: 09 December 2013Venue: Council chamberTime: 12h00ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA-STAGE 2An evaluation criterion is a two-stage process. Stage 1 Eligibility Criteria with a minimum score of 70% to progress to Stage 2. Stage 2 will beevaluated in terms of BBBEE.In terms of Regulation 5(2) and 6(2) of the Preferential Procurement Regulations, preference points must be awarded to a bidder for attainingthe B-BBEE status level of contribution in accordance with the table below:


1 20

2 18

3 16

4 12

5 8

6 6

7 4

8 2


Submission of a B-BBEE Verification Certificate from a Verification Agency accredited by South African Accredited System (SANAS) or aregistered Auditor approved by the Independent Regulator Board of Auditors (IRBA) or an Accounting Officer as contemplated in the CloseCorporation Act (CCA) is a requisite. A Bidder will not disqualified for non-submission of B-BBEE Verification Certificate but will be declared asnon-compliant contributor. It is expected of all Bidders who are not yet registered for a B-BBEE Verification Certificate to register on (http:/www.sanas.co.za./accreditation_bee.php).Bid SubmissionsThe bids must be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked “PROPOSAL TO UNDERTAKE THE PREPARATION OF AN URBAN REGENERATION PLANAND ASSOCIATED PLANNING WORK FOR GREYTOWN TOWN” and deposited in the Umvoti Municipality tender box at the Customer RelationsCentre by not later than 12h00 on Friday, 20th December 2013. Late bids and bids not clearly marked as prescribed will not be considered.EnquiriesAll enquiries shall be directed to N.V. Mbhele, Telephone No. 033 413 9100 during normal office hours. Umvoti Municipality’s Procurement Policywill apply and the Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest bid and reserves the right to accept any bid or part thereof.


TOGETHER WE WORK FOR THE FUTURE

Closing date:13 December 2013

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PANNAR SEED (PTY) LTD, a company with its origins deeply rooted inagriculture, is the leader in the seed industry and an award winner in its field. Ourlongstanding successes, both locally and abroad, have made us not only a choiceprovider, but also a choice employer. We now offer the following sought-afteropportunity:

Tractor DriverGreytownWorking for a large, professional organisation, you will be valued for yourenthusiasm and dedication. Besides your keen and positive outlook, you will needa Matric Certificate and 3 years’ tractor driving experience. Proficiency in drivingtrucks and other vehicles as well as good communication skills in Zulu and Englishare important. Experience as a chemical sprayer and in general farm implementusage is essential.We offer pleasant working conditions and a competitive salary package.Forward written applications, accompanied by a comprehensive CV,in confidence to the Manager: Human Resources, Pannar Seed(Pty) Ltd, PO Box 19, Greytown 3250. Please quote “Application forEmployment” in the subject line when applying via e-mail.Fax: (033) 413-9682 or 086 604 0823E-mail: [email protected]

www.pannar.com

TOTALLY irresistible. These two delight-ful threemonth old young ladies are look-ing fora family eachof their own–a familywho will appreciate their personalitiesand sense of fun.

NotsurprisingasdadisaBorderTerrierandmumacrossSpanielandJackRussell.

If you would like to give them an earlyChristmas gift of a loving home and loadsof TLC, please phone Greytown SPCA at072 096 9634 during office hours.

LOVINGhomes please

Gorgeous Gussie

Beautiful Babs

ALTHOUGH they only started playingvolleyball last year, the BangumuziPrimary School U13 team stands sec-ond in KwaZulu–Natal. Taking partin the provincial top schools champi-onships in Durban over three days inOctober, the team played brilliantly,only losing in the finals to come sec-ond in KZN and were presented withsilver medals. Eleven other teamstook part in this section in the cham-pionships. – Report by Mr NJ Jobe.

BangumuziSchoolvolleyballstars

The U13 volleyball team withtheir team manager, S Dladla.

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STOCK AVAILABLE 06 DECEMBER 2013

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LadiesCasualWovenVests

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Christmas Sunday Lunch8 December 2013

Baked Gammon, Roast Lamb, Stuffed Chicken,Roast seasonal veggies, Roast Potatoes, Christmas Salad,

Tiramisu, Sticky Date Pudding, Chocolate TrifleR120 p.p. Bookings EssentialPlease contact 082 964 0612

Opening Times Mon–Fri 8 am – 4 pmSat 8 am – 2 pm and Sun 9 am -2 pm

[email protected] the top of Voortrekker St continue straight and follow the signboards.

Tranquili – Tea GAZETTESMALLSSomething for everyone

10/9/1938-29/11/2013

BARRYLAMB

Our beloved Barrypassed away

peacefully on Fridaynight. An incredible

man, a true gentleman,who touched the hearts

of many.A devoted husband to

Jillian, loving father andfather-in-law to Rowan,

Colleen, Mirelle,Michele and Neil. An

adoring grandfather toKelvin, Sarah, Keagan,

Ryan, Sheryl, Chantalle,Tracy, Aiden and Tyron.

You will be in ourhearts forever and

missed more than youwould ever

imagine. Love youalways.

BARRYLAMBThe Funeral Servicefor Barry will take

place atSt James Church,Greytown onThursday,

5 December 2013 at11 am.

In lieu of flowersplease send

donation to SPCA ofyour choice.

Xmas cheer for thelittlies

It was smiles and joy all round for the 33pre–primary littlies at Umvoti Aids Centre onMonday, when Father Christmas paid anearly visit with a bag full of soft toys andparty treats

FOR those who were born in the month ofDecember, the Turquoise is the traditionalbirthstone. Its properties are associatedwith prosperity, success, happiness andgood fortune.The traditional metaphysical propertiesinclude open communication, protectionagainst all diseases, regeneration and thehealing properties are reputed to be effec-tive for health problems relating to thethroat, lungs, asthma, teeth, depressionand infection.TheTurquoise is also used to enhance cre-ativity, serenity and spiritual bonding. It isfound in Iran, the United States, Africa,Australia, Siberia and Europe.

The traditional color associatedwith thegem ranges from sky blue to blue green,through various shades of green, and wasstrongly favoredasapopular gem inVicto-rian jewelry.The meaning of colors through the agesrepresented many aspects of life. Social,religious,biblicalandChristiansymbolismwere all reflected in the color turquoise.The symbolic meaning of the color tur-quoise represents the life cycle of birth, oldage and death, due to its ability to changecolor with ageing.

The twelveZodiac signs are anastrologi-cal version of birthstones, in addition to thetwelve calendar months.TheDecemberbirthstoneTurquoise iscon-sidered to be the birthstone for Sagittarius(the sign of theArcher) and relates to thosebornbetween23Novemberand21Decem-ber. The Zodiac sign of Sagittarius also re-sponds to Topaz, Beryl, Blue Topaz, BlueZircon, Ruby, Lapis Lazuli and Citrine.The firstDecemberbirth flower is thePoin-settia which equals celebration, success,reassurance and good cheer. Also knownas theMexican flame leaf orChristmas staror Noche Buena, the poinsettia, is a plantknownfor itsstrikingreddisplaysatChrist-mas time (in the northern hemisphere).It isoftenusedasa floralChristmasdecora-tionbecauseof its festivecolors.Poinsettiasare native to southern Mexico and centralAmerica, where they may reach heights ofsixteen feet. They are named after JoelRoberts Poinsett, the first United Statesambassador to Mexico who introduced theplant in America in 1825.

AMexican legend explains how poin-settias came to be associated with Christ-mas. Apparently, a child who could not af-ford a gift to offer to Christ on ChristmasEve, picked some weeds from the side of

a road. The child was told that a humblegift, if given in love, would be acceptablein God’s eyes.Whenbrought into the church, theweeds

bloomed intoredandgreen flowersandthecongregation felt they had witnessed aChristmas miracle.

The Aztec Indians prize poinsettias andconsidered them a symbol of purity be-causeof theirbrilliantredcolor.Theymadea reddish–purple dye from the colored“flowers”, which are actually modifiedleaves called bracts.Theyalsomadeamedicineagainst fevers

from the latex sap of the plant.The “birth flowers” are actually largebunches of colored leaves – the flowersthemselves are in the center of each leafbunch, but rather small and inconspicu-ous.

Narcissus is the second December birthflower and is said to represent formality,sweetness, self admiration and egotism.Narcissus is the Latin name for a group ofhardy, mostly spring–flowering, bulbs.The name is derived from the Greek mythof Narcissus who fell in love with his ownreflection in a stream.Transfixed by the stream, the gods be-lieved he would die of starvation so theychanged him into the flower to stay thereforever.

December birth stones andflowers

Poinsettia December flower.

PLEASE NOTE:DEADLINE FOR GAZETTECLASSIFIEDS IS MONDAY

10 amPHONE 033 413 2735

12 Thanks

BRACKEN Bowls Day.Bracken Timbers An-nual Bowls Day washeld on Sunday, 24November 2013 at theGreytown BowlingClub. The event wasnot only a great team-building exercise butturned out to be filledwith fun and entertain-ment as well. Our staffand their families hada wonderful day. Ourthanks go to Mr BrianPaul and the mem-bers of the BowlingClub for joining us andproviding much need-ed coaching and en-couragement. We al-so thank Jo-AnneCambrer for cateringa lovely lunch after ahard days competi-tion. We would like tosay a special thankyou to the followingsuppliers for sponsor-ing prizes for theteams: P. TrimbornAgency, Barnik Indus-trial, TWK, ARB Elec-trical, SA Hose andBelting, Alpha Hy-draulics, AheersBuilding Supply, Um-voti Repairs, MSA,Greytown Build It andBearing Man.UMNDENI wakwa ku-nene nowakwaMdunge udlulisa uku-bonga kakhulu emn-denini wakwa Dlomo,uMongameli M.E.Dlomo ne bandla laseAfrican Gospel. NaseMndenini wakwa

Langa. Nakwi sifundasonke esingaphansikuka Mongameli N.S.Zondi (Midlands dis-trict), Nakwi Circuitlase Greytown Nga-phansi kuka Rev. L.D.Dlamini. Siphinde si-bonge kumabandlaonke kanye nompha-kathi wase Nhlala-kahle. Sibonge abah-loli besikole, oThish-anhloko, othisha ka-nye nabafundi bonkebase BuhlebuyezaHigh School. 1. Staffsonke sase M3 Grey-town Hospital, StaffSase M4 ne Manage-ment yonke kanye noDr. Xaba beno Dr.Singh ngemizamo ya-bo. Abangani ba khu-lekani kanye Nomnde-ni ayadlulisa ukubon-ga ukubambisanaokhule, Imikhuleko,Iminikelo kanye no-thando. NgesikhathiSihanjelwe indodanayethu u KhulekaniEmmanuel Kunene.

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.

22 Personal

HARRY’S Bar, Rendez-vous Restuarant. SundayLunch, 148 Pine Street,8th Dec 12:00pm -3:00pm. Booking essen-tial. Call Jo 072 3303104.

ON Saturday night 30thNov I misplaced my torchat the Greytown Bowlingclub. If anyone has foundit, please return it to theGreytown Gazette. It wasgiven to me as a gift andhas sentimental value.Thank you.

30 BuildingServices

ISIHLABATHI amatshekanye nanablocksngentengo yasewholesale. Telephone033 413 1414 /0 8 2 7 8 3 6 0 3 5kuhlangene konkenokudilivaedolobheni.

MARVELOUS TradingProjects. Specializingwith: Building, tiling, plas-tering, ceiling, roof clean-ing and painting contract:076 016 6322, email:[email protected].

34 CleaningServices

CARPET / upholsterycleaning. Experiencedowner supervised andquick. Phone Nola 083320 4008.

38 FencingServices

FAIRVIEW fencing qualityworkmanship andback-up service onautomated gates and alltypes of game,agricultural amd securityfencing. Contact KeithCowie 082 772 5436.

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

39 For Hire

10 Seater round tables,patio gas heaters, whitemarquees, decor, cook-ing. Greytown HiringServices. 033 417 1157,082 957 2812, 082 3156653.

AMATAFULA. 10 Seaterawo round noma tendeamasha amphlophe. Tel.082 957 2812 / 082 3156653.

41 GardenServices

PROFESSIONAL tree fell-ing. Phone Brian 073 2126627.

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.

73 General Sales

CULL’S cleaned and cut.079 539 7602.

73 General Sales

AFRICA Wendy houses.Grade A pinewood, big,small, low prices, louvrestyle. Sylie 083 9960526.

BRAND new LG 42” LCDTV still sealed in box, R5500. Cell 082 820 2984.

CHRISTMAS trees availa-ble @ the Country Nurs-ery from 6th December.Ph: 033 413 3510.

CRAZZY special, 4m x 3mfitted container withstrong door, only R12000.00. Contact 076 0166322.

CURTAINS: Pink andgreen floral, 6 drops. Netcurtains to match, includ-ing 3 wooden rods. Whatoffers? Phone 082 5772210.

HOUSEHOLD and garagesale. Furniture, clothes,appliances, decor, toolsetc. Everything must go.277 Pine Street. 10:00am- 12:00pm Saturday 7thDecember. Call Trevor082 774 9550.

SHOP fittings for sale.Contact 082 959 7786.

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

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

85 Wanted toBuy

WANTED to buy: One ba-by car seat. Tel. 082 9224549.

95 Livestock/Poultry

CATTLE for sale, 072 5520007.

HOOSENS Halaal farmfresh chickens. Phone033 417 1362 / 072 1019081 to order.

LIVE sheep & lambs forsale - 38kg plus - fromR1 200. Phone 082 5705833.

109 CommercialPremises to Let

TO let - lower Bell Street(below Asmalls), unit 3 -129,20m2 - R5 000 pm,unit 4 - 126,00m2 - R5000 pm. Contact Ma-homed on 032 5511522.

124 Flats to Let

3 Bedroom flat oppositeUKZN in Pmb. Tel. 082774 9550.

126 Houses to Let

BAZLEY Beach, house torent until 21 Dec and af-ter 9 Jan. Only R500 perday. Cheaper out of sea-son rates. Sleeps 4adults, 3 kids and onebaby / toddler. Quiet,peaceful and beach walk-ing distance. Contact [email protected] formore details.

173 GeneralEmployment

BRICKLAYER wanted ur-gently - facebrick & block.Tel: 078 691 5760.

FOREST workers wantedurgently - 071 964 3351.

GREYTOWN Children’sHome is in need of a fulltime Child Care Worker.The successful candidatemust be a mature singlelady who loves childrenand who can live on thepremises. Must be ableto communicate very wellin English. Minimum agerequirement is 35 yearsof age. Application formsare available at GreytownChildren’s Home. Closingdate for applications willbe 13 December 2013. Ifyou do not hear from usyour application was un-successful.

TLB Operators required.Please fax short CV to086 541 4507.

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

THABISILE seeks domes-tic work. Contact 076 3249582.

186 Estates

NOTICEIN the Estate of the late

THARADEVI ORIEId No: 350318 0245 086,who died on the 2nd ofMay 2012 of 10 York

Street, Greytown, 3250,KwaZulu-Natal

Estate No: 8424/2013/PMBIn terms of Section 29 of Act

66 of 1965, all persons hav-ing claims against the aboveEstate are called upon tolodge their claims with theundersigned within a periodof 30 (THIRTY) days fromthe date of publication here-of.

Dated at Greytown,KwaZulu-Natal, on this 22ndday of November 2013.

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

189 Public Notices

MR Thembinkosi SavedusMkhize ID No:7308035464080 of EskomHouse no 80159, Vikindlalaarea intends to apply for aTavern Liquor Licence (onsite - consumption) in termsof Liquor Act No 19 of 1959.Any objections must belodged in writing within 14days at the Magistrate’sCourt


UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

INTENTION TOAWARD

In terms of Section 49 of the Umvoti Municipality supplychain management policy. The awarding of contractwill be confirmed in writing after (14) calendar days,therefore if there are any objections they should reachthe Municipal Manager’s office within 14 days from thedate of this advert.INTENTION TO AWARD BID FOR SUPPLY ANDDELIVERY AND FITMENT OF SPECIALISED STEELELETRICAL METERING KIOSK ENCLOSURES: BIDNUMBER T2013/14/09/EL.Bidders are hereby informed that the recommendedcompany to be awarded for the abovementioned contractis Edgeline.The grievance period will expire by close of business on11th December 2013.Any enquiries relating to the above should be directedto Mr E.V. Mdlalose on 033 413 9113.MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 1871MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN 3250

UMVOTI MUNICIPALITYNOTICE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OFWASTE COLLECTION OF REFUSE/CLOSURE AND BURIALS (FESTIVE

PERIOD)Notice is hereby given to all Residents residing within the UmvotiArea of Jurisdiction that;1. Orange refuse bags will be distributed from 09th – 13th

December 2013 to all residents2. Refuse will be collected on the 16th December at Enhlalakahle

township3. There will be no collection on the 25 and 26 December 2013

and 01 January 20144. No burials will be done on the 25 and 26 December 2013 and

1 January 2014Anyone experiencing any difficulties during the abovementionedperiod must contact the 911 centre on 033 417 2911.Should you have any queries please contact the Waste Section, MsNomandla Maphumulo on 033 413 9148 during office hours.MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 1876MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN 3250

UMVOTI MUNICIPALITY

In terms of section 49 of the Umvoti Municipality supply chain management policy. The awardingof contract will be confirmed in writing after (14) calendar days, therefore if there are anyobjections they should reach the Municipal Manager’s office within 14days from the date of thisadvert.

BIDDER NAME TENDER INTENDED TO AWARD

Moteko construction cost consultants andprojects managers

Implementing agent for the demolition ofexisting occupied hostels, transition andconstruction of new community residentialunits

Mpandla Trading Fencing of King Edward Park and TheodoreMenne Library

Barleda 232 cc Supply and delivery of plant to maintainrural roads within Umvoti municipal area

The grievance period will expire by close of business on 12th December 2013.Any enquiries relating to the above should be directed to Mr E.V. Mdlalose on 033 413 9113.Mr B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 1873MUNICIPAL MANAGER Greytown 3250

INTENTION TO AWARD

BISCUIT dough:1 1/2 cups flour3/4 cup oatmeal1/4 cup wheat germ1/3 cup peanut butter1/4 cup vegetable oil2 tablespoons honey

1/2 teaspoon baking powder1/2 cup waterGlaze:1 large egg2 Tablespoons milkMethod:1. Preheat the oven to 275°

2. In a large bowl, combine the flour,oatmeal, wheat germ, peanut but-ter, vegetable oil, honey, bakingpowder and water3. Mix the ingredients until thor-oughly combined.4. Roll the dough out to a ½ inch

thick on a lightly floured surface.Cut into desired shapes and place onbaking sheets.5. In a small bowl, mix together theegg and milk. Brush the glaze on thebiscuits.6. Bake for 30 minutes and rotate.

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ATthis timeof theyearwhilstmanypeopleare enjoying the gift of life, sadly manymore are faced and forced to copewith ill-nesses or injuries

“Thereare thousandsofpeoplewhorelyon blood transfusions daily.

TheSouthAfricaNationalBloodService(SANBS) needs to collect 3000 units ofblood every day, andwithout it,many peo-ple could lose their loved ones.

With statistics revealing that less thanone percent of the over 50million popula-tion donate blood every year, there’s a realthreat of hospitals experiencing bloodshortages during the holidays,” said Va-nessa Raju of SANBS.

In their latest campaign, “Don’tLetHoli-days get in the way of Life”, SANBS is ap-pealing to everyone who can to take timeduring the holiday season to donate life-saving blood.

All it takes is 30 minutes of your timeto donate and it won’t cost you a cent.

To find your nearest donorcentre, phone 0800 11 9031/www.sanbs.org.za.

SANBS is a non–profit organisationwhichprovides an essential servicewithinSouth Africa.

It is rated amongst the best in the worldin the provision of blood and blood prod-ucts, as well as in relation to the researchand training provided.

Give thebestgift…givethe giftof life

THE SOUTH AFRICA NATIONALBLOOD SERVICE (SANBS) NEEDSTO COLLECT 3000 UNITS OFBLOOD EVERY DAY, AND WITHOUT IT, MANY PEOPLE COULDLOSE THEIR LOVED ONES.


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FRIDAY night was our monthlyHappy Hour.

Once again thank you to Mascorfor sponsoring the lovelymeal Jubamade as always, and to GreytownBeer Distributors for sponsoringthe SAB Beer at half price.

TheR1000waswonby theLadiesGolf and the bottle of Chivas Regalby Rose Cyrus.

This Friday will be our next at-tendance draw with R400 to bewon.

Don’t forget about this Saturday,7 December – Hackers Bring andTake.

A reminder that the “Sunday9@9” entry fee is R25 to play nineholes.RichardChiazzari issponsor-ingachicken thatwill beup forwin-

ning on Sunday mornings.Dates to diarize:Friday, 6 December: Attendance

drawSaturday, 7 December: Hackers

Bring And TakeSunday, 8 December: Golf “Sun-

day 9@9”Saturday, 14 December: Mascor

Monthly Mug/Business League.

Greytown Country Club newsDUEto the rains,no tennis wasplayed on Satur-day.

The Roley Hillmens doublestournamenttakes place thisSunday, 8 De-cember, startingat 8.15am.

The cost isR120 per racketwhich includeslunch and teaeats. Sectionsare according tostrength andprizes areawarded persection. Playersof all strengthsare welcome toenter.

The tourna-ment is spon-sored by Mascorand UmvotiTyres and Bat-teries.

Entries toPierre Steyn at033 413 9528,082 772 5504,[email protected] andIan Hill at 082786 9506 or [email protected] as soonas possible.

Social tenniswill takeplaceasalways startingat 2pmonSatur-days. Studentsand visitors arewelcome tocome and play.

From the courts

THERE were only a few golfers availablefor golf this past Saturday. – the datewas changed due to the spring treatmenttaking longer and also due to member’srequests. The golfers still enjoyed theirgame and the two putt rule applied onsome greens.Results:First: Edmund Duvel nett 67Second: Merwin Rabe nett 69 o.c.o.Third: Louis StegenBest Stableford points: 41 points– Edmund DuvelCaptains Putter: Liekie Steyn

Nearest to pin 9/18: Paul ElsOn 14 December we will play our firstFarmers Agri–Care Monthly Mug thatcounts towards the 2014 Mug ofMugs. The annual AGM, prize–giving andreport back of the St Cathryn’s golf cluband members dinner will take place on14 December from 5pm. Please will mem-bers RSVP by 12 December for cateringpurposes.

At the members dinner, we also handout the awards for golfer of the year andthe grandprix.

On Sunday, 15 December, we will play

the 2013 Mug of Mug and the followinggolfers are eligible to enter:

Paul Els (won three mugs), Barry Oe-hme, Merwin Rabe (won three mugs),Liekie Steyn (won two mugs), Deon vanDyk, Piet Nel and Edmund Duvel.

Please can the members who are ableto play contact Piet.

You have each won a mug and nowit is your chance to win the “Jug ofMugs”.

This Friday, December 6, we will havecurry and rice for supper. Please contact083 269 1661 to book by Friday.

St Cathryn’s news

WHEN one thinks of the colours of racingpigeons, one thinks that all pigeons areblue bar or blue chequers – definitelythese colours are in the main, but othercolours can and do win races.

The blue bar pigeon is a slatey grey/blue colour with two darker bars on eachwing. A blue bar mated to a blue bar willonly produce blue bar offspring and noother colour, except maybe a white flightor two.

White is a recessive and cannot be bredout, although it may lay dormant for afew generations and suddenly reappear.Sometimes a white tic appears behindthe eye, this is always a hen.

Blue chequers are blue pigeons withdarker plumage and the tips of the feath-ers are black tipped giving a chequeredappearance. Blue chequers mated to-gether will produce blue chequers cocksand hens and blue bar cocks and hens.

The colour mealey is the red colour ver-sion of the blue bar. The mating of twomealeys will produce mealey cocks andhens and blue bar hens (no blue cocks).

Red chequer is similar to blue chequerwith the body being a slatey colour andfeathers coloured with red. The matingof two red chequers will produce redchequer cocks and hens, mealey cocksand hens and blue chequer cocks andhens.

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Greytown Racing Pigeon Club

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