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540 Runners in JG Zuma Marathon THERE has been, for the past two months, a huge build-up in Umvoti for the second JG Zuma Marathon which took place on Sunday. Now a Comrades Marathon qualifier, the race attracted 540 runners who entered online and on Saturday in Durban and Greytown. The 42.2km marathon started at Mpolweni at 5.30am on Sunday and finished at King Edward Park. President Zuma presented the winners with their awards. First man Nyedimane Chabeli Sidwell (Nedbank Running Club Klerksdorp) clocked 2:32:08 with first woman home, from Pretoria, Tabitha Tsatsa 3:03:58. With over R280 000 worth of cash prizes for the respective winning age group categories and teams, Nyedimane and Tabitha each took home R50000 much to their delight.
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All finishers within the cut-off time of 11.30am received a bronze medal, cap or T-shirt and the top 10 in all age categories received a gold medal, cap and a T-shirt as well as their respective cash prizes. President JG Zuma, in presenting the prizes thanked all who had contributed towards making the 2016 marathon a huge success and mentioned how pleased he was at the increase in the numbers taking part. The Greytown Gazette congratulates the 150 marshals and others from Umvoti and Muden Athletic clubs and Umvoti Municipality who cleared the litter from the marathon route and King Edward Park by 5pm on Sunday.
SPARE a thought for your hardworking councillors, because they are being forced to spend three days at the three-star Hampshire Hotel in Ballito taking part in the Umvoti Strategic Planning Workshop from 18 to 21 April. A total of 45 councillors and municipal employees are attending, which is being paid for by ratepayers. Queries - why if councillors terms of office end in May a workshop now? Why the cost of a three-star, threeday stay in Ballito instead of in Greytown? Although Umvoti Municipality obviously got a bulk discount for the reported hardworking attentive group of 45, even a failed accountancy student could reckon the final account to be paid (on behalf of ratepayers?) could not be much less than R280 000 to R300 000.
President Zuma presented the trophy to happy winner Tabitha Tsatsa the first lady to cross the line in a of 3:03:58
Inkosi Bafana Zondi leads Zondi tribe
Inkosi Bafana Bongokuhle Zondi has been welcomed and declared the leader of Isizwe saseNgome
FOR the past seven years the Zondi tribe has been without a leader since the killing of Inkosi Mbongeleni Zondi in January 2009. Now, to the tribe’s joy, a new leader, Inkosi Bafana Bongokuhle Zondi, has been welcomed and declared the leader of Isizwe saseNgome. This was gazetted in the provincial Government Gazette of 5 February. On Saturday 2 April the family of the Inkosi was formally informed of this by officials from Cogta. The family welcomed the news with resounding applause signaling relief after seven years of confusion. On Monday 11 April the inkosi took the oath of office before the Greytown magistrate signaling his
ascendance to the throne and on 12 April he joined a number of traditional leaders in the Umzinyathi District, with the purpose of sharpening their swords. Inkosi Bafana is a direct descendent of the Inkosi Bambatha ka Mancinza of the Poll Tax rebellion in 1906, who led guerilla warfare against the white regime at the time. The family is confident that Inkosi Bafana will follow in the footsteps of his great-grandfather and will do well in his new role to uplift his community. He has been groomed by experienced traditional leaders, including the late Inkosi Simakade Mchunu learning the ropes. Inkosi Bafana will next year further his studies as he believes
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that tertiary education will make him better equipped to lead the community. This year he will be busy with Cogta short courses, which will be of benefit to the community. A top priority for Inkosi Bafana will be to expedite the unveiling of the Inkosi Bambatha statue in Greytown - this function was postponed from last September as the family felt the inkosi should be part of the ceremony. The Zondi family thanks those that stood by them when they lost their son in 2009, and to the institutions and individuals who gave support when there was no inkosi leading the family and the tribal council. - Sandile Zondi, family spokesperson.
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Few antifrackers at film IT can only be hoped that the poor attendance at the anti-fracking documentary, The High Cost of Cheap Gas, was because Umvoti residents are against the possibility of fracking anywhere in KZN or South Africa. South Africa is a water-strapped country – hundreds of thousands of South African are suffering seriously from the impact of the current drought. Any decisions by government to grant overseas companies the right to frack would worsen the already critical water
supply. About 60 individuals took the time last Tuesday to attend the viewing in the town hall – this included the active “Concerned Young People” group from KwaSizabantu. The award-winning documentary graphically shows the negative impact of fracking on the environment, on the lives of people where it has been carried out and the pollution of water and ground resources and so on. The claim by the frackers that it creates much-
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needed employment and generates income for local communities is hotly disputed. With regard to the film director Jeff Barbee was present to answer queries. Anti-frackers expressed their appreciation to Umvoti Municipality for organising the event and for not charging for the use of the town hall, to Rawstornes @268 for accommodation and to Albert of Yhokoza Mavovo Trading Enterprise for the sound system and TV screens.
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BEING public holiday-free for a month there are now another three looming – Wednesday 27 April – Freedom Day, Sunday 1 May – Worker’s Day and Monday 2 April, Please note early deadlines once again (sorry). For the issue of 27 April – absolute deadline for advertisements is 1pm. Friday 22 is classifieds - 9am. Monday and again 9am on Monday 21 for sports, schools and general reports and photographs. For Greytown Gazette, Wednesday 4 May - deadline: Display advertisements (this includes Mother’s Day messages and advertisements) 3pm. Thursday 28 April (I know its ridiculous) and for classifieds 1pm, Friday 29 April. Deadline for school and general reports and photographs 1pm. Friday (earlier if possible) and weekend sports reports: 9am Monday 2 May. Once again – advance thanks.
A REMINDER to pet owners that the free rabies vaccination campaign takes place on Saturday under the guidance of the Department of Agriculture Veterinary Services. Personnel will be on duty from
A CELLPHONE scam in which users receive a text message saying a case has been opened against them by the police in regard to a traffic fine is in operation throughout the country. Police spokesperson, Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi, has issued a warning to be aware of the scam as recipients have, once they reply to the message, had money extorted from them. The victims received a SMS stating a SAPS case had been opened against them and that they must contact a Constable Baloyi at 060 800 8148. Other random names and different contact numbers were also given in other instances. After they responded to the message, they would be informed that a warrant of ar-
8.30am to 1pm at: Greytown Community Centre. King Edward Park; and Lakhi’s sportsfield. For further information, contact Miss M.D. Maleka on 076 941 6474 or 033 413 2155.
Loving home needed please Loving, full of kittenish fun and more beautiful than in the photograph, fourmonthold ‘Mau’ is just waiting to bring lots of joy and love to a loving family and home. Phone the Greytown SPCA on 072 096 9634 during office hours.
rest had been issued for a traffic fine and that they needed to pay a certain amount. An account number is given claiming they had to deposit the money into an FNB account with the number 62017066201 or an Absa account number, 4054021171. Umvoti residents are also warned of a group going round claiming to be Department of Home Affairs officials (with official letterhead) checking on current voter registration. Do not allow any of these men onto your premises or in your home – they have nothing to do with the department. This is a scam to try to gain access to your property for criminal purposes. Report any suspicious activity to 033 417 2911, where personnel will alert the police and security.
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Wedding gift with a different helps many WHEN Riem and Carol Scheuer married in 1989, rather than a conventional wedding gift, Carol’s new mother-law, Lettie Scheuer, instead gave her a small farm school called Fortmannspruit Primary School. The couple were and are active members of KZN Agricultural Union (Kwanalu). Now almost 27 years later, the school has grown to more than five times its original size, boasting new classrooms, upgraded facilities and daily meals to cater for 142 children. Fortmannspruit Primary School was founded in 1982 on Mooiplaats farm in New Hanover, by the Scheuer family, with just 28 pupils, two teachers and two small buildings. Registered as a Section 14 government school, it offers education from crèche to Grade 7 mostly to rural communities in the surrounding area. Since inheriting the school, Carol and her daughter Jo have worked
tirelessly to maintain and develop the modest farm school - investing their hearts and their time to caring for its children and their well being. Not only are they responsible for repairs, maintenance, water and electricity, they also look after pupils’ daily medical needs. “We don’t do it alone though,” said Carol. The school has captured the hearts of a small group of Australian fund-raisers called “Dare to Care”, which facilitates fund-raising initiatives to assist Carol in her efforts to make a difference to the lives of the children at the school. Carol’s sister in Australia got a group of friends together to fund-raise and they regularly send clothing, education supplies and finance to help in the building of a better school and environment for the youngsters. Their fund-raising has contributed to a new Grade R classroom, pay for a Grade R teacher and funding the purchase of 87 bicycles, so in-
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stead of walking to school and back every day, the children now ride to and from school. Dare to Care is also helping to further the education of some of the school’s poorest and brightest pupils. Plant a Mustard Seed is one of the group’s programmes, which each year sponsors two graduates to attend the nearby Cool Air Secondary School. “We wouldn’t function without these funds and the help we get from our Australian angels and our local community,” says Carol. Thanks to Carol’s tireless petitioning, the children at Fortmannspruit are given a full meal every day, subsidised by the government. “I fully understand why so many have washed their hands of the schools on their land, but I can’t give up. It is because of the injustices I see every day and the few chances that they, the children, have, that I feel driven to do something, anything to give them a better life,” said Carol. “On a lighter note, I hope that one day, when my son eventually finds himself a wife, I will be able to pass our special school on to her as a wedding gift.” - Heather Mullon: Urban House Media. Carol Scheuer with daughter, Jo Scheuer and pupils from Fortmann spruit Primary School.
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The question of voter's addresses has come to the fore through the Constitutional Court last year declaring that the 2013 Tlokwe by-elections had not been free and fair in that all new voters registered had to have address details. In February the Electoral Court again halted these byelections in view of missing addresses of over 4 000 voters. In May the Con Court will rule on the requirement of voter's addresses on the voter's roll. A number of political parties are very active in Umvoti - not only in the 14 wards, but also making considerable use of social media.
WITH the build-up to the local government elections on 3 August, 58 357 voters out of a potential 80 000 are now registered on the Umvoti voter's roll and will make their mark in one of the 14 Umvoti wards. In a report to the Greytown Gazette IEC Greytown manager Chris Naidoo said that a total of 2 545 new voters had registered over the weekend of 9 and 10 April - altogether 8 000 individuals had visited the 90 voting stations in Umvoti. At the previous voter's registration weekend in March, 2 000 new voters had been registered. So altogether the two weekGenerally healthy individuals and especially individuals suffering from the ailments ends have generindicated should consider supplementing ated 4 545 new their diet by taking IMMUNIZER capsules daily voters. For the time would-be voters can still Do you suffer from: register at the • A compromised immune IEC offices. system The bulk of • Lack of energy registered voters • Muscle and joint pain visited their vot• Loss of appetite • Lack of concentration ing stations to • Skin rashes verify addresses • Weight loss because of re• Infections ceiving a text • Depression • Fatigue from IEC to the ef• Night sweats fect that there was a potential address problem. Now available at Greytown Drug Store
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Red House says thank you Sir, WE at Khayalami Children's Village would like to extend a big thank you to Michael and Louise Yeadon and everyone involved for making the Red House Concert happen again. As we are trying to finish the house - number 10, we don't know the colour yet - the money will be very welcome towards this. We still need to finish the roof, plaster the
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Hermannsburg Happenings CAMP fires, exploring forts, spider stories, “speed boats”, scavenger hunts - these and many more excited tales were brought home by our tired but happy primary school pu-
pils. At the start of this term, Grade 1 to Grade 6 pupils went to the Wagondrift Eco-camp, with the first highlight being a visit to Fort Durnford (Estcourt), built on a rise over-
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looking the old military post at the Bushman’s River drift in 1874 to protect the townspeople. The second was the boat ride across Wagondrift Dam (a first for many) to the eco-camp. At the eco-camp pupils took part in a mini-raft challenge (testing strength, beauty and dam-worthiness), an eco-scavenger hunt look-
The Primary School pupils at Fort Durnford at the start of the recent school camp.
Hermannsburg Little Oaks’ Oracle THE past two weeks were filled with learning about various living environments, such as houses and apartments, and the different rooms in each. Our Little Oaks learnt more about each other and where their friends live, and also about how people lived long time ago. Our wonderful Hermannsburg Mission Museum is a great place to go back in time - to learn about history and helps us to understand change and societal development. We had a look how people cooked a long time ago, how their living rooms were different from ours today and at what toys the children played with. History is important to us - we are who we are today because of those who have gone before us.
Little Oaks and their teachers at the Hermannsburg Mission House Museum to learn a little more about how our ancestors lived.
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ing for organisms - or evidence of their presence - in the veld (dung beetles, crabs, porcupine quills and bones) and classifying them, in a competitive six-point team challenge - teams built nests for their eggs and a flag pole that would stand and fly their flag high, arachnids were the focus of a hands-on study, the obstacle course which proved fun, physical, thought-provoking and challenging (and was the highlight of the camp because many of the teachers attempted some of the obstacles too) requiring team-work to motivate, encourage and help one another over, under and through many of the obstacles. Other items included a night walk looking for eyes reflecting from the bush, a camp concert where each tent group came up with their own choice of a performance having something of Wagondrift in their play, song or sketch, which was great fun with even the teachers doing a sketch (which was greatly enjoyed). A huge thank you to Andrew and his Wagondrift crew, who looked after the group so well - the pupils and teachers had a great time. The Grade 1 to Grade 6 group returned to Hermannsburg on the same day as the Grade 7 pupils, who spent a week touring Mpumalanga and spots along the way. As well as visiting Sabie and sur-
roundings, the Kruger Park, the Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, the Hoedspruit Cheetah Project, Graskop, Swadini, Tshukudu Lodge, Pilgrim’s Rest and the St Lucia estuary, they also participated in night and day game drives, boat trips on the Blyde Dam and the St Lucia estuary, helped dissect an impala and a trout and zip-lined over the Graskop Gorge, among many other exciting experiences. Thank you to Mrs Marx and to all the many people who hosted and guided the group. At the Umzinyathi hockey trials, Zothani Dlamini and Imke Marx were selected for the U18 team, Angelika Meyer and Clara Kohrs (non-travelling reserve) for the U16 team, and Erin Whittle, Lila de Wet and Jemma Hayward for the U14 team. In other hockey news, the 1st team girls lost 4-1 to Wembley while the U16 girls drew all their matches 0-0 against Wartburg A, Wartburg B, Wembley and Domino Servite. Playing against Carter at Hermannsburg, the U14 girls drew 0-0, the U16 girls lost 2-0 and the 1st team lost 4-0. The boys’ hockey match against Alex ended 0-11. On the rugby field, our Open team played St Nicholas (10-15) and Wartburg (0-52) while the Junior team played St Nicholas (29-0) and Wembley (33-7).
Window on Wembley REDUCE, reuse, recycle. The 2016 fashion show was a runway of creative ideas and outfits. From hand-me-downs from siblings, painted robots, filling Dad’s shoes to outfits made of all sorts of recycling mediums, everything was an explosion of creativity. We were also honoured to experience the creative genius of our own Form 6 pupil, Nosipho Ndawonde, with her re- styled couture. A special word of thanks to our sponsors, staff and pupils who were involved in making this evening a success - we appreciate the support shown by the parents in creating the outfits. Wembley College hosted a small rugby day that was attended by Greytown Junior, Mount Curro and Wartburg pupils. The conditions were near perfect and Wembley’s approach was to use this day as trials to gauge where our players stand. They played four games of 10 minutes each and the coaches had to play with a revised squad each time as our policy was
Well done to Hope Porée, Ashleigh Mason, Robin Steyn, Tayla Porée and Hannah Tedder for making the Umzinyathi district hockey team. The girls will play in the district tournament from Friday, 28 April to Sunday, 1 May in Pietermaritzburg. to give each boy sufficient game time. The most exciting aspect of the day was the fact that the U11 boys fielded a squad of 16 players and the U13 boys a squad of 19 players. This means that we are yet again another step closer to playing the 15-man game format. One of the goals we have set is to play the 15man format this season. If we accomplish this, it will be the first time in many years that we see Wembley College fielding more than seven players. Please support us in achieving this goal. Even though we had this approach for the day, both the U11 and U13 boys man-
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Indigent Rebate – Verified List 2016/2017 Financial Year Umvoti Municipality hereby publishes in terms of the Indigent Policy of Umvoti Municipality the verified and provisionally declined Indigent application list for the 2016/2017 Financial Year. Umasipala waseMvoti ngokuyalelwa yipholisi nenqubomgomo yokuqoqwa kwemali yen tela nezaphulelo, wazisa ngohla lwamagama abantu asecutshunguliwe futhi aphasiswa ukuze bathole izaphulelo ngonyakamali ka 2016/2017 Your name, surname or initial will appear in alphabetical order, please note that you have 14 working days from date of this advert in which to verilY and object to a name appearing on the verified list. You are also advised to please inform the Municipality on any change in your household income or employment, should it be found that false information was supplied criminal charges will be opened against the applicant. Provisionally declined applicants and applicants names not appearing on both lists are wel(;ome to verilY and rectify their applications on or before the 04th May 2016. Igama lakho liyovela ngohla lokulandelana kwamagama, qaphela ukuthi unezinsuku ezingu 14 zokuthi ubhekisise noma uphikise igama elivela kuhla oluphasisiwe. Uyaziswa futhi ukuthi wazise uMaspala uma kunoshintsho emalini enegenayo (iholo) noma umsebenzi. Uma utholalakale uqamba amanga noma unikezela ngolwazi okungesilona, uyovulelwa icala. Bonke labo izicelo zabo ezingaphumelelanga nalabo amagama abo angaveli kuhlu oluyakhangiswa , bamukelekile ukuthi beze bazoqiniseka izicelo zabo ngaphambi komhlaka 04 kuNhlaba 2016. All objections must be directed to the Municipal Manager with the title “Indigent No Applicant
1 A K Patel 2 AS Viljoen 3 A Sokoae 4 Aaron B X Khumalo 5 Abdul K Lakhi 6 Abegail N Ngcobo 7 Absina T Mkhize 8 Absolom M Mkhize 9 Ackbaarr Mohamed Allie 10 Aggrippa B Mtembu 11 Agnes B Xulu 12 Agnes H Kleinbooi 13 Agrippa F Xhakaza 14 Agrippa M mathonsi 15 Ahmed E Makda 16 Alexander Mthembu 17 Alexia T Mlambo 18 Alexina L Ginida 19 Alice T Khanyile 20 Alice X londi 21 Allison 5 Qephu 22 Alois 5 Xulu 23 Alphina M Dhladhla 24 Alvinah N Gasa 25 Alzina P londi 26 Amos B Vilakazi 27 Amos N Malevu 28 Andeline N Dlamini 29 Andrias A Matonsi 30 Angel T Khumalo 31 Angel T Mbali 32 Angela Govender 33 Angela M Reddy 34 Anges M Ndlovu 35 Anges N Xaba 36 Anna D Dlamini 37 Anna N Gumede 38 Anna P Mzimela 39 Annatoria T londi 40 Annie Q Radebe 41 Armstrong N Mweli 42 Asminah M Ndimande 43 Aumpathee Balwanth 44 Aurora L Davids 45 Ayanda N Mkhize 46 B D L Thring 47 Baboolall Ticka 48 Balama Naidoo 49 Balkisson Sewpuchan
50 Bantwana M Mathembula 51 Barbara E Maharaj 52 Bashir A Khan 53 BB Dladla 54 BB Mchunu 55 BC & TC Ngubane 56 Beatrice N Chonco 57 Beatrice T Phungula 58 Beautus T Ndlovu 59 Beauty P Chonco 60 Beauty 5 Mntungwa 61 Beauty 5 londi 62 Beemala & R Latchman 63 Beena Chanda 64 Beena Naipal 65 Bernadette G Bhengu 66 Bernard M Bhengu 67 Bethual G Xaba 68 Betty M luma 69 Bhagmathi Chandar 70 Bhlakanipho B Majozi 71 Bickharie K Garrib 72 BL londi 73 Bonakele W Ndlovu 74 Bongani E Biyela 75 Bongani P Langa 76 Bongani SSibisi 77 Bongile A Fisher 78 Bongiwe M Dlamini 79 Bongiwe 5 Nkwanyana 80 Bongiwe Y Ndlovu 81 Bongiwe londi 82 Bonisiwe B Jila 83 BR Mzila 84 Busisiwe D Mhlambo 85 Busisiwe R Mthembu 86 Buyisiwe R Sibisi 87 BW Lembethe 88 Catherina l Ntuli 89 Cathrina 5 Ngcobo 90 Cecilia L Dladla 91 Cecilia N Xulu 92 CF Mhlongo 93 Charity T Xaba 94 Chonco M E & B 95 Christina B Gwamanda 96 Christina E Buthelezi 97 Christina M Mchunu 98 Clara N Bhengu 99 Constance B Xaba 100 Constance T Mkhize
Objection” and sent to the Municipal Offices via post, Fax, email or hand delivery. All objections must have names and contact details in order for objection to be verified, your name and details will be kept confidential. Siyacela ukuthi nibhekise zonke izikhalazo kuMphathi kaMaspala ngesihloko esithi “Isikhalazo Ngezaphulelo” okuyomelwe kuthunyelwe ngeposi, isikhahlamezi, ubhalonyazi noma ngesandla. Zonke izikhalazo kuyomele zibe negama lwaloyo muntu of aka isikhalazo ukuze samukeleke, igama lakho nemininingwane yakho kuyogcinwa kuyimfihlo. Closing date for this process is the 04th May 2016. Usuku nesikhathi sokuvala kwaloluhlelo kuyoba umhlaka 04 kuNhlaba 2016. Contact details for queries and submissions are: Imininingwane yemibuzo neyezethulo iya: Contact Person: Mrs K Sooku Email: kmaharaj@umvoti.gov.za Fax : 033 417 1393 Tel: 033 413 9101
POBox 71 Grey town 3250
Mr B A Xulu 1 Umphathi ka Maspala Municipal Manager
POBox 71 Grey town 3250
101 Cornelia C Ceadras 102 Cotwal K & Chotter B 103 CR Dladla 104 Cynthia Pillay 105 Cyprial T Mkhize 106 Cyril T Mhlongo 107 D E Tsotetsi 108 D 5 Maharaj 109 Daniel M Majola 110 Daphine Moodley 111 Dayawathi Ramlakan 112 Derrick Z Dlamini 113 DF Magushu 114 Didani C Mhlongo 115 DJ Zondi 116 DM Ntuli 117 Dombi G Khumalo 118 Dorah L Khumalo 119 Doris 5 Sithole 120 Doris Strydom 121 Doris T Zuma 122 Doris V Khumalo 123 Dudu R & NG Gcabashe 124 Duduzile Zikalala 125 Dulari Maharaj 126 Dumazile K Ngcobo 127 Dumazile T Ngcobo 128 Dumisani Mthembu 129 E Buthelezi 130 E Ntuli 131 E Wagner 132 Edna N Masikane 133 Eleanor Mkuba 134 Eleanor N Malunga 135 Eleanor N Ngubane 136 Eleanor T Ngubane 137 Elizabeth N Gasa 138 Elizabeth N Motaung 139 Elizabeth N Nala 140 Elizabeth 5 Zondi 141 Ellen N Zulu 142 Elphas K Masikane 143 Elsie 5 Ngubane 144 Elsie Z Ncalane 145 Emelia 5 Zondi 146 Emgard F Mzolo 147 Emily P Malembe 148 Enoch Ndlovu 149 Ephraim M Sibisi 150 Ephraim N Ngidi 151 eric l Maphanga
152 Erick D Mathonsi 153 Eslina B Gasa 154 Eslina N Malunga 155 Essop Khan 156 Esther L Ximba 157 Esther N Ngcobo 158 Esther N Nzama 159 Esther N Thusi 160 Esther T Mngoma 161 Ethel Majola 162 Etrina T Gwala 163 Eugene 5 Ngubane 164 Eunice D Dlamini 165 Eunice Dladla 166 Eunice N Gasa 167 Eunice Q Ntombela 168 Eunice 5 Ntuli 169 Ewe H londi 170 Excellent F Mchunu 171 Ezra 5 Xaba 172 F L Khambule Funani Liza 173 F M londi 174 F Nabee 175 F luma 176 Fakazile N Ngubane 177 Fakazile V Ndawonde 178 Fatima E Lakhi 179 Fatima Patel 180 Fezile Phakathi 181 Flominah Mahlaba 182 Florence D Dlamini 183 Florence Msomi 184 Florence T Mbeje 185 Florence T Mbokazi 186 Frieda F Mxumalo 187 FS Mdunge 188 FSA Malunga 189 G Sokhabase 190 Gangamah Thaver 191 George Roy Chonco 192 Getrude N Chonco 193 Gideon L Magwaza 194 Gideon M Mnomiya 195 Glaadys M Mkhize 196 Gladness M Mshibe 197 Gladness N Mthembu 198 Gladness N Shangase 199 Gladness Z Sibisi 200 Gladstone Gcisa 201 Gladys F Chonco 202 Gladys M Ndlela
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203 Gladys P Phungula 204 Gladys T londi 205 Gloria G Khumalo 206 Gloria T Mncwabe 207 Godfrey M Mzila 208 Gogozi Sithole 209 Goodness F Chonco 210 Govindarajaloo Govender 211 Gretta P Gwala 212 Gugu T Shange 213 Happiness B Malinga 214 Harripersad Ramlall 215 Hemra Nirmala 216 Henry T Phiri 217 Hlengiwe I Khumalo 218 Hluwayini M Sithole 219 Innocent M Kunene 220 Irena N Ndawonde 221 Irene N Buthelezi 222 Iris T Buthelezi 223 IS Mshibe 224 Isaac B Khumalo 225 Isaac Mzila 226 Ismail Mayat 227 Ismail Moola 228 Ismail Moolla
229 Ivy Mkhize 230 Ivy l Ndlovu 231 Iyo Ngubane 232 J Dlomo 233 J M Mkhize 234 J Mlongeni 235 J Nxumalo 236 J londi 237 Jabu V Ngcobo 238 Jabulani B Sithole 239 Jabulile E lakwe 240 Jabulile Judith Ntuli 241 Jacob T Chonco 242 Jacqueline M Sikhosana 243 Jane K Sibisi 244 Jane M Dlamini 245 Janthielayal Haridhayal 246 Jennifer T Mkhize 247 Jeoffrey J Mzila 248 Jeremiah N Nene 249 Jeremiah N Nkomo 250 JK Makhaye 251 Joana L Myaka 252 Johanna C Eis 253 Johannes T Khanyile
254 John F Mofokeng 255 John M londi 256 John V Chamane 257 Joice M luma 258 Joshua M lincume 259 Jotham M Malunga 260 Joyce 5 Mxumalo 261 Juliet B Bhardour 262 Juliet R 0 lakwe 263 K 0 Bridgemohan 264 K Maharaj 265 K Ndawonde 266 K P Dhlamini 267 Kadir A F Lakhi 268 Kaseeparisath Ishwarlal 269 Kayisulam Chetty 270 Kende T Gasa 271 Kenneth Mkhize 272 Kenneth 5 Kleinbooi 273 Khanyisile T Mchunu 274 Khekhe B Mahlaba 275 Khulangezwi Ngubane 276 Kistama Naicker 277 KL Fulela 278 KM Mdlalose 279 Krishnavellia 280 L Dladla 281 L E Driemeyer 282 L Khuzwayo 283 Lefa P Masiteng 284 Lesiah N Ngubane 285 Leslie B Kunene 286 Lettie M Myaka 287 Lettie T Ngubane 288 Lewis M Phungula 289 Lilian N Dlamini 290 Lillie M luke 291 Linda A londi 292 Lindeni londi 293 Lindiwe Dlamini 294 Lizzy l Mgaga 295 Londiwe P Khoza 296 LR luma 297 LT Hlela 298 Luchmiedayal Haridhayali & R 299 Lungile V Mthembu 300 Lutchmi Naicker 301 LV Luthuli 302 LZ Lombo 303 M & T Pillay 304 M ACele 305 M B Nkwanyana 219 Innocent M Kunene 220 Irena N Ndawonde 221 Irene N Buthelezi 222 Iris T Buthelezi 223 IS Mshibe 224 Isaac B Khumalo 225 Isaac Mzila 226 Ismail Mayat 227 Ismail Moola 228 Ismail Moolla 229 Ivy Mkhize 230 Ivy l Ndlovu 231 Iyo Ngubane 232 J Dlomo 233 J M Mkhize 234 J Mlongeni 235 J Nxumalo 236 J londi 237 Jabu V Ngcobo 238 Jabulani B Sithole 239 Jabulile E lakwe 240 Jabulile Judith Ntuli 241 Jacob T Chonco 242 Jacqueline M Sikhosana 243 Jane K Sibisi 244 Jane M Dlamini 245 Janthielayal Haridhayal 246 Jennifer T Mkhize 247 Jeoffrey J Mzila 248 Jeremiah N Nene 249 Jeremiah N Nkomo 250 JK Makhaye 251 Joana L Myaka 252 Johanna C Eis 253 Johannes T Khanyile 254 John F Mofokeng 255 John M londi 256 John V Chamane 257 Joice M luma 258 Joshua M lincume 259 Jotham M Malunga 260 Joyce 5 Mxumalo 261 Juliet B Bhardour 262 Juliet R 0 lakwe 263 K 0 Bridgemohan 264 K Maharaj 265 K Ndawonde 266 K P Dhlamini 267 Kadir A F Lakhi 268 Kaseeparisath Ishwarlal 269 Kayisulam Chetty 270 Kende T Gasa 271 Kenneth Mkhize 272 Kenneth 5 Kleinbooi 273 Khanyisile T Mchunu 274 Khekhe B Mahlaba 275 Khulangezwi Ngubane
276 Kistama Naicker 277 KL Fulela 278 KM Mdlalose 279 Krishnavellia 280 L Dladla 281 L E Driemeyer 282 L Khuzwayo 283 Lefa P Masiteng 284 Lesiah N Ngubane 285 Leslie B Kunene 286 Lettie M Myaka 287 Lettie T Ngubane 288 Lewis M Phungula 289 Lilian N Dlamini 290 Lillie M luke 291 Linda A londi 292 Lindeni londi 293 Lindiwe Dlamini 294 Lizzy l Mgaga 295 Londiwe P Khoza 296 LR luma 297 LT Hlela 298 Luchmiedayal Haridhayali & R 299 Lungile V Mthembu 300 Lutchmi Naicker 301 LV Luthuli 302 LZ Lombo 303 M & T Pillay 304 M ACele 305 M B Nkwanyana 306 M Baxter 307 M CZuma 308 M Dlamini 309 M Gasa 310 M J Mzila 311 M M Botha 312 M N & B H Ngcobo 313 M P Goge 314 M R Langa 315 M R Mntungwa 316 M 5ibisi 317 M W Xulu 318 M ZGoge 319 M Zuma 320 M Zuma 321 MA Dladla 322 Maambeleni A Ngubane 323 Majabu B Xaba 324 Makgaret D Khanyile 325 Mantu Maxwell Xaba 326 Margaret B Ntombela 327 Margaret D Mkhize 328 Margaret T Malunga 329 Maria D Myaka 330 Maria Gasa 331 Maria H Mchunu 332 Maria N Dlamini 333 Maria Z Xulu 334 Mariemuthoo Naicker 335 Mariemuthoo Naicker 336 Marreen Pillay 337 Marrita B Ndlovu 338 Mavis B Ndlovu 339 Mavis D Ngubane 340 Mavis E Mchunu 341 Mavis N Malunga 342 Mavis T Mhlongo 343 Mayvis T Ngubane 344 Mbali N Mzimela 345 Mbango 5 Ngubane 346 Mbhekeni Ngubane 347 Mbongeni P Khumalo 348 Mbongiseni A Dladla 349 Mduduzi E Gcabashe 350 Mellina M Ntuli 351 Mereem P Mvelase 352 Mesther B Ndlovu 353 MG Ntuli 354 Micheal T Ndlovu 355 Mildred N Mkhize 356 Milton Nkomo 357 Minatchi Moodley 358 Mirriam Jostry 359 Mitha T Ngubane 360 Mithar M Dlamini 361 Mittah N Zondi 362 MK Pillay 363 MM Ndawonde 364 MM 5ikhakhane 365 Mohanee Bhagwandeen 366 Mona Hemraj 367 Monica B P Baxter 368 Moodley D & L 369 Moses 5 Ximba 370 MP Ngubane 371 MR Zondi 372 M5 Mkhize 373 Msomi 374 MT & T Hlophe 375 Munnichund Garrib 376 Muriel G Bhengu 377 Mynee Rampresath 378 Mzofayo Ndlovu 379 N E Zulu 380 N J Mbeje 381 N Ntuli 382 N 50kabase 383 NA Myaka 384 Nakeni E Dladla
385 Namane Nkebe 386 Ncane M Mnyandu 387 Ncane P Buthelezi 388 NE Malunga 389 NE Zondi 390 Neil R Calder 391 Nelisiwe Dlomo 392 Nelly L Baxter 393 NG & SA 50khela 394 Ngwelezane Majola 395 Nhlanhla B 5hezi 396 Nhlanhla V Dlamini 397 NI Myaka 398 Nkosinathi P Jali 399 NM Mkontwana 400 Nokukhanya Khanyile 401 Nokuthula G Ngbane 402 Nokuthula S Xaba 403 Nombuso G Gasa 404 Nomusa I londi 405 Nomusa P londi 406 Nomusa R Khumalo 407 Nonjabulo S Mbatha 408 Norah J Buthelezi 409 Ntombenhle T Nxumalo 410 Ntombi Elda Chonco 411 Ntombifuthi Gwamanda 412 Ntombikayise LE lakwe 413 Ntombimpela T Madondo 414 Ntombizenzani F Ndawonde 415 Ntombizethu N londi 416 NTS Mkhize 417 Nunu Mthetwa 418 NX Myaka 419 Olpha Mthembu 420 P J luma 421 P T Ngubane 422 P Umadath 423 Paladh S Ramgarib 424 Patrick M Goge 425 Patrick V Madondo 426 PG Khanyile 427 Phanabantu J luma 428 Philipina T Mkhize 429 Phillip M Mngadi 430 Phillip M Ngubane 431 Phindile Gloria Khanyile 432 Phindile T L Shoba 433 Phineas N Madondo 434 Ponemah Reddy 435 PP Mchunu 436 Prakash S Ramgarib 437 Pravintha Shivanand 438 Precious S Ngubane 439 Precious X Dladla 440 Prem R Ori 441 Pretty H Matonsi 442 Pretty N Malunga 443 Princes N Dlomo 444 Princess P Sikhakhane 445 Priscilla B Ngubane 446 PS luma 447 Purity X Luthuli 448 Pusi Oetsi 449 R N Malunga 450 R D Langa 451 R S Maharaj 452 Rajendra Ramdan 453 Ralph N Buthelezi 454 Rama Naidu 455 Ramsurran E Naharaj 456 Regina N Myaka 457 Regina N Swazi 458 Regina N Swazi 459 Regina N luma 460 Regina T Chonco 461 Rejoice N F Maphanga 462 Rejoice N Langa 463 Rejoice N Nzuza 464 Rejoice S Xulu 465 Richard R R Baxter 466 Risnath Ramgarib 467 Rivina S lulu 468 Robert A Njoko 469 Robert M Dlamini 470 Robert M londi 471 Romella Ramjewan 472 Roockia Bibi A Motala 473 Rose T Ximba 474 Roshni Chetty 475 Rosta M likalala 476 Ruth K Ndlovu 477 Ruth V Dlamini 478 SF Dlomo 479 S Hlombe 480 S M Haluman 481 S R Chetty 482 Salikaram S Maharaj 483 Samadebby Kinnoo 484 Samson Khanyile 485 Samson M londi 486 Sandile R Malinga 487 Sanelisiwe E Nkabinde 488 SC Mweli 489 Sdumo J Ntuli 490 Seewcharan Ramlall 491 Selby M Lushozi 492 Sellina M Nzama 493 Selta N Ngubane
494 Shanti Balwanth 495 Shawkuth Ally 496 Shuwanathie Ramkisson 497 Sibongile Biyela 498 Sibongile Dladla 499 Sibongile E Memela 500 Sibongile Khumalo 501 Sibusiso J Ndaba 502 Sifiso H Sikhakhane 503 Sihle Thusi 504 Sikakele Phungula 505 Simeon J Goba 506 Simeon S Mzila 507 Simhiwe J Gasa 508 Simon & MP Ngubane 509 Simon J Shangase 510 Simon K Majola 511 Simon P Mngadi 512 Simon S Gwala 513 Simon V Mzimela 514 Simphiwe A Mzila 515 Sindie D Buthelezi 516 Sindisiwe S B Chonco 517 Siphiwe Mchunu 518 Sipho Mfana lakwe 519 Sizani A Mbeje 520 Soobama Mudaliyar 521 Soopha S Baxter 522 Sowkee Dilraj 523 Sphindile A Mkhize 524 55 & D Surjoo 525 Suleman Nakooda 526 Sundre Soomeran 527 Surajall Chandar 528 Suresh 5ewpuchan 529 Sydney V Ndlovu 530 T G Sikhakhane 531 T J londi 532 T Mntambo 533 T Mzolo 534 T P Mthembu 535 Talent N Ntombela 536 TB Gwala 537 TE Mkhize 538 Tezi N Mgubane 539 Thabani S Buthelezi 540 Thabisile londi 541 Thalitha G Mkhize 542 Thandi K Gasa 543 Thandi K Ngubane 544 Thandi K Ngubane 545 Tharamathi Maharaj 546 Thasanqa M Hadebe 547 Themba H Sithole 548 Themba P Gwala 549 Themba V Mkhize 550 Thembeni F Vilakazi 551 Thembi E Ximba 552 Thembi N luma 553 them bin kosi K Cele 554 Thembisile C londi 555 Theresa T londi 556 Theressa T Mthembu 557 Thobekile Mchunu 558 Thobelani B Majola 559 Thoko Regina Sokhabase 560 Thokozile 5 Khumalo 561 Thomas B Xulu 562 Thombi Hlanguza 563 Thombi M Xaba 564 Thombi V Makhaye 565 Thombina E Majozi 566 Thomzane P Xulu 567 Thuleleni lucy Kleinbooi 568 Thuleleni W luma 569 TP Ntombela 570 TP Ntuli 571 TP Ximba 572 Tracina 5 Dladla 573 Trazzan J Mthembu 574 Trevor T Gcisa 575 Tryza T Ngubane 576 Tulina N Mtembu 577 TV Ndlovu 578 Twsewu C Malunga 579 Uwa D Ximba 580 Vellimah Naicker 581 Victor Ernest 582 Victoria G londi 583 Victoria P Ngubane 584 Viola N Majola 585 VR Mavundla 586 Vusi C Mdunge 587 Vusi J Dlangamandla 588 Wilberforce P Magubane 589 Willem Van lyl 590 Wiseman M Cele 591 Wiseman M Khoza 592 Xola P M lincume 593 Xolani Mzolo 594 Xolani X Takata 595 Yvone N lakwe 596 lacharia D Mkhize 597 lama M Xaba 598 landile Mthiyane 599 Zandile N Ndawonde 600 Zanele C Zondi 601 Zanele Matonsi 602 Zanele Mhlongo
603 Zarina A Timol 604 Zeblon M Sithole 605 Zindzile Z Gcisa 606 Zinhle N Patrica 607 Zinhle Ngubane 608 Ziphe Mchunu 609 Ziphora N Khuzwayo 610 Zodwa P Ximba 611 Zohra Bibi Vanker 612 Zombo Ivy Ndlovu 613 ZR Gwala 614 Zubeida Bebe Badat 615 Zubeida Motala Provisionalilr’ Declined 1 A G Ngubane 2 Agnes K Gwa la 3 Alzina M Xulu 4 Andrina T Gwamanda 5 Anges T Hlombe 6 BB Dladla 7 Beatrice Z Mbuthu 8 Bethuel Ngcobo 9 Bhekumuzi E Ndlovu 10 Bibi Hannah Zondi 11 Campbell B Mchunu 12 Cassim I hattia 13 Cecilia N Mkunya 14 Cegani Z Dlamini 15 Clements M Dladla 16 CS Chonco 17 Delisile Ngubane 18 Douglas B Ngidi 19 Dumsani M Sokhabase 20 Emily B Mavundla 21 Ephrai M 5 Ximba 22 Ernest Bede 23 Euphemia T Dlamini 24 FED Zondi 25 F H Myaka 26 Fikile B N Ndlovu 27 Florah D Ngubane 28 Florah N Ngubane 29 Freda X Mzolo 30 G J Zondi 31 Getrude N Buthelezi 32 Gladness S Xaba 33 GM Zakwe 34 Greta L Mkhize 35 Hildegarol E Baxter 36 Ivy N Zondi 37 J L Mason 38 Jabulile Beatrice Chanco 39 Jane Sibongile Ngubane 40 Jeshron V Magwaza 41 Josephina L sibiya 42 Kito N Mofokeng 43 Klara E I Schmidt 44 Lloyd K Gage 45 Lucky Nhlanhla Zondi 46 Lylness L Kleinbooi 47 M Mkhize 48 Malili Lillian Dlamini 49 Margaret H Zondi 50 Margaret S Zondi 51 Mariah n Ximba 52 Mau P N Dlamini 53 Meleni Matalia Zuma 54 Mhiduzi C Dladla 55 Mike N Zondi 56 Mirriam B Zuma 57 MJ Buthelezi 58 Moses Mzila 59 Mziwenkosi K A Dladla 60 N C Majozi 61 N Zuma 62 Nhlanhla E Gwala 63 Nombuso M Dlamini 64 Nomvula E Mhlongo 65 Norah N Sibisi 66 P Ngcobo 67 Pauline B Bhavuma 68 Perseverenace N H Msomi 69 Petros M Gage 70 Pinkie Zodwa Zahele Mzolo 71 Premrose N Zondi 72 Purity P G Majola 73 RQ Bhengu 74 S E Khumalo 75 Shangase 76 Siphiwe J Buthelezi 77 Siphiwe S Ndlovu 78 Sizeni Beatrice Ndlovu 79 Skhululiwe Shange 80 SM Zondi 81 T G Zondi 82 Thandi N Mgaulunga 83 Thembisile C Zondi 84 Thembisile M Dlamini 85 Theresa N Zakwe 86 TW Dlamini 87 Twana Lettie Xaba 88 Veronica B Shezi 89 Wi nisi Ie 0 Goge 90 WTC Hlombe 91 Zandile G Mzolo 92 Zikhali Cele 93 Zodwa M Dlamini 94 Zubeda B Timol 95 Zwelobanzi B Sibisi
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Greytown Gazette
GAZETTE SMALLS
Friday 22 April 2016
LIVE MUSIC AND SUPPER Featuring Stephan Küssel R75 pp - kids welcome R45 pp From 5:30 pm. Bring your own bubbly Bookings Essential- Contact Ros 0829640612
Something for everyone
Email: tea@thenursery.co.za At the top of Voortrekker St continue straight & follow the sign board. Find us on Facebook
FAMILY NOTICES
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DEATH NOTICES
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 1620
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Our beloved Aunt MAHARAJ Rajkumarie aka Nini passed away peacefully on the 09/04/2016. Her funeral took place on 11/04/2016 in Pmb. She will be sadly missed by us.
SAWUBONA Flats, 150 Voortrekker Street. Flat/ rent, furnished/ unfurnished. 082 555 5463
DSTV Installer: Sifaka ama DSTV ngamanani aphansi nomangabe ikuphi lawufuna sikufakele khona. Contact 0724682163 MISCELLANEOUS 1655
CULLS cut and cleaned . We deliver. 079 539 7602
THANKS 1020
MOTHWA would like to thank everyone for the support with their Tupperware Hamper raffle; The winner was Adrian James. PERSONAL SERVICES 1400
HEALTH & BEAUTY 1430
CONSIDERING an abortion? Call us at Kelly 078 002 4302 or Michelle 071 395 4635
OKUHLE WEDDING PLANNER - 082 752 2392 @ Newmarch Building Wedding Combo Bridal gown & accessories Brides maids x 3 Flower girl x 1 Grooms suits Bestmen's suits x 3 Page boy x 1 All for R4 500 Add: King & Queen chairs R6 500. TRAINING & EDUCATION 1480
ENGLISH tuition- grade 7, 8, 9 for quality experience and expertise at reasonable rates. Contact Ms L. Essack at 082 5409000
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3 BEDROOM open plan lounge kitchen, dining room, double carport. Contact 083 450 3944
UBUN2 ENTERPRISES 83 Durban Street • Cell: 084 669 8418
HARDWARE, TLB HIRE TRANSPORT MECHANICAL WORKSHOP
TCC choir receives R1 000 prize ON Sunday it was joy and excitement for leadership members of The New Thessaloniki Christian Church in Zion after receiving their prize of R1000 and certificates, which they had won earlier this year in the Sakhi-
sizwe talent show. Sakhisizwe talent show DVDs are now available at R30. Contact Sizwe Lombo at 072 021 9232.
HOUSE to let, 2 bedroom, lounge, carport R4000.00 per month 033 413 1444/ 076 236 4076
EMPLOYMENT SHOP equipment for sale! Bargains galore! Butchery equipment, shop fittings & fixtures, trolleys, baskets EMPLOYMENT WANTED and many more useful 3670 items for a shop and your home....... Call us on 084 607 8670/ 073 319 9171 DANISILE seeks domestic work. Contact: 0794194622/ 0783821321 PETS 1660 SILINDILE seeks vacancy as Cashier or domestic. MUSCOVY and Mallard Call 079 025 5360 type ducks for sale R100 each. Assorted bantams from R50. Ph 082 6777200 REJOICE seeks vacancy as a Caregiver. Call 063 DOG and Cat boarding 395 8018/ 076 757 4037 SPCA. Tel: 072 096 9634
NOW opened Herbal & General - 82 Maitland GENERAL & HOME SERVICES Street opp. Mbuba, Mbulwane, Matimatolo ranks. Stockists of herbal medici- CARPETS/CURTAINS/ nes e.g. Rejooyena, JigsiUPHOLSTERY mur, Tim Jan, Vukahlale, 1803 Asstd. Inyanga salts & CARPET, Upholstery cleasoaps, plasticware, elec. ning, experienced owner goods. etc. supervised and quick. Phone Nola 083 320 4008 PERSONAL FOR HIRE 1460 ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES Drawing up of plans and submission thereof to the local authority for approval. a) House plans. b) Commercial/ Industrial buildings. c) Swimming pools. d) Floor plan layouts for tarvern or bootle store licence applications. e) Alteration and additions to existing buildings f) Consulting services. g) Flats/ duplexes. h) Special consent applications. Contact: Ash Chhoteylal Professional Architectural Draughts person. Registered with the South African Council for the Architectural profession. Registration No.D2835. Cell No. 072 227 6804
HOUSES TO LET
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10 SEATER round tables, cocktail tables, tresle tables, white marquees, chairs, cutlery, crockery, catering, decor and setting. Greytown Hiring services, 033 417 1157/ 082 315 6653 BUSINESS
SERVICES 2420
EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper available to do your books and administration on a part time/permanent basis to trial balance. Call Este: 074 893 1416
DUDUZILE seeks domestic work. Call 073 284 6037 or 072 247 7563 MIRRIAM seeks domestic work. Contact 076 635 6839 THOMBI seeks cooking & cleaning job. Contact 079 962 2197/ 083 717 5825 GENERAL 3680
HYGIENE SUPERVISOR/ DOMESTIC WORKER urgently required for a position in an institution situated outside Greytown. Must have supervisory experience and capable of managing the domestic staff. Traceable reference are a pre-requisite. Please email application letter and reference to info@agapehouse.co.za, or fax to 086 552 0741 LEGAL & TENDERS
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FLATS TO RENT 3250
SPACIOUS one bedroom R3 000 including w/l. Nonsmoker professional. Call Vic 082 443 2838
G911 will be holding their Annual General Meeting on Thursday, 5 May 2016 at 17:00 in the Pannar Lounge at the Greytown Country Club. All welcome to attend!
PLEASE NOTE
DEADLINE FOR GAZETTE CLASSIFIEDS IS MONDAY, 10 am
033 413 2735
At the event (from left) Happy Nation Events & Entertainment director Mr Sakhile Lombo, Reverend J. Mkhize, Mrs Mthembu and Mrs Mkhize.
Be patient, save fuel WITH the recent increases in fuel, interest and electricity consumers need to look for ways to cut costs. Les McMaster, chairman of the Motor Industry Workshop Association (MIWA), says in hard times many are scrambling to meet the running costs of their vehicle and one of the most obvious ways is to improve fuel economy. "It may seem petty, but being a considerate, patient driver is good for your fuel tank. Aggressive, agitated drivers tend to stop and start abruptly, especially in city traffic, and this places a lot Memorial Service of wear and tear on the car. for the late Take it easy on your brakes and transmission and your KAREN MARGARET car, and fuel tank will return WEATHERDON the favour." Myth: You may have to Beloved mother, sister drive a smaller car. and friend will take Many of the most fuel-effiplace at cient cars in the world are Shalom Farm on mid-size or large cars. Myth: You need to warm Friday (22 April) your car up before driving. at 1.00 pm. Modern cars can be driven
within seconds of being started, and the quickest way to warm up a car's engine is in fact to drive it. Myth: As a car ages, so its fuel efficiency decreases. A car that is properly maintained, no matter what the age, will retain its fuel efficiency for many years. Myth: Manual transmissions get better fuel economy than automatics Advances in automatic transmissions have improved their efficiency to the point that automatic vehicles often get the same or even better fuel economy than manual transmission vehicles. Myth: Keep your windows and air conditioner off on a long road trip. This makes no difference to your fuel usage at all. Fact: Make sure the tyres are the right pressure. Underinflated tyres can reduce your fuel efficiency by up to three percent. Fact: Stick to the speed limit. This could save you over 10% on fuel, and even more on the highways. Fact: Don't idle your vehicle. Turning the ignition off instead of idling, even for just a minute or more, can save you almost 20% on fuel. Fact: Avoid rush hour. It's near impossible for thousands of motorists to avoid it, but stay out of rush hour if you can - the constant starting, stopping and idling is a fuel economy killer. Fact: Keep the boot light. Extra weight in the boot requires extra power and extra fuel from your engine, especially if you drive a smaller car. "The bottom line is that good fuel economy starts with driving a fuel-efficient car, buddying-up on trips, and maintaining your car. The tips we've provided will help to keep the needle out of the red to provide that muchneeded budget breather," McMaster concludes. - MIWA.
Greytown Gazette
20 April 2016
St Cathryn’s news THE Tuta Carriers St Cathryn’s Club Championship was played in near to perfect weather this weekend. Golfers on Saturday were met by a fairly strong breeze at first that calmed down later. Sunday was perfect golfing weather. To accommodate all golfers the committee allowed three golfers to play 36 holes on Sunday, due to family and work commitments they had on the Saturday. If you speak to the senior golfers in the club you will be told that in the “grand old days” that is how club champs were played - 36 holes in one day. The rough on the 4th and 13th hole caught a few players and slowed the field down a few times prompting club captain Brent Barkhuizen to declare that he would sponsor a new rough mower. Farmers’ Agri Care Monthly Mug was also played during the weekend and Liekie Steyn walked off
with the Mug with an unbelievable nett 64 score. Divisions we had for the day were A division, B division, C division, la-
dies and juniors, tee to pin members as well as St Cathryn’s home owners. We are proud to say we had players representing golfers in all the divisions. Results: A division: 1st Lawrence Savage Gross 169, Merwin Rabe Gross 171
Page 11 B division: 1st Deon van Dyk represented by Geoff Newlands, Gross 159, Dieter Meyer Gross 170, and he again committed his transFanie van Wyk Gross 172 port company to the club champiC division: 1st Jaryd Manser onship in 2017. On behalf of memGross 186, Niel Manser gross 191, bers and players, we thank Geoff Mike Harrison gross 192 for his support during the past 16 Ladies division: Liekie Steyn years in the Tuta Carriers Club Gross 179 (member take note, Championship. Liekie also beat all the players in Judging by the gees out on the the C division). deck during prize giving it can be Junior division: Luyanda Daniel, said that a great weekend was had tee to pin: Fanie Wyk, best nett: by all. Members were also happy Liekie Steyn 135 to see Cathy out and about again. Tuta Carriers St Cathryn’s Club Once again St Cathryn’s thanks Champion for 2016: Deon van Dyk. members for making the effort to What is notable in the results is travel and spend the weekend with that two of the Sunday players who us. played 36 holes ended up in the top scoring positions including the club champion Deon van Dyk, who recently became a father, and who had not played golf for the past four months. Pushing a golf VACANCIES: TEACHING STAFF trolley seems to have trained him well on how Educators are required for the you push a baby pram. Tuta Carriers was following Departmental & Governing
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Golfers (from left) Geoff Newlands, Luyanda Daniels, Liekie Steyn, club champion Deon van Dyk, Piet Nel, Fanie van Wyk, Lawrence Savage and Jaryd Manser.
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Umvoti coaches receive certificates Umvoti coaches with their D licence coaching certificates last Friday (from left) M. Zondi, G. Ngiba, instructor M.J. Ngubane (level A licence), T. Dlamini and S. Mbath (absent P. Sikhakhane, E.Gwala, F. Gwala, S. Ngidi, T. Chonco, N. Ngubane; and M. Khoza). C level licences coming up soon – coaches are urged to coach local clubs so that their skills and training is kept up to date.
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20 April 2016
SPORT NEWS Umvoti Polocross Tournament date
Greytown fire tower descent trail
THE first polocrosse tournament of the season in Umvoti will take place on the weekend of 23 and 24 April on Hesselwood Farm. This will be the first time at this venue and promises to be a great weekend with the catering being supplied by Hermannsburg School. Umvoti Polocrosse Club has produced another national player and we would like to congratulate Jacqui Minnaar for being selected to play in the Protea U21 polocrosse team to play against Australia in Port Elizabeth in July.
THE run starts from Greytown fire tower and finishes at the Beehive on Sunday 8 May. Runners are to register at the Beehive before the race and will then be transported at 8am in labour lorries to the firetower for the start at 8.30am. Entry is R40 per person. Registration can also be carried out at the Beehive on the Saturday afternoon. Walkers welcome – cut-off time for finish is 12.30pm. For runners who would like to do a longer trail - this group will start from the Beehive, run up to the fire tower and back to the Beehive – a 30km outing. Cost is also R40 per person and starting time 7am. Please pre-register for this double trail. Racefood once again are sponsoring the run and supplying the seconding tables with loads of products. For more information, contact Hilary Bruss on 083 383 9929.
Jacqui Minnaar in full stride.
From the ditch THE final round of the floodlight bowls takes place this Thursday and will decide which team wins the A and B sections. These winners will then play each other on Thursday 5 May in the grande finale. The business bowls has been well supported and the finals should be an entertaining match to watch. On Wednesday 27 May (Free-
Greytown fire tower descent.
Greytown Country Club news
THE Greytown Country Club AGM has been postponed to Wednesday 20 April at 6pm in Pannar Lounge due to the fact that we did not have a quorum present. We appeal to all members to make a special effort to attend this meeting. The club will be closed for the duration of the
meeting. Elsie Fourie lost out on the money as she was not present at the time of the draw. The next attendance draw will be on Friday (22 April) with R400 up for grabs. Be there at 6.30pm and you could be the lucky winner.
dom Day) the popular Linkseed fun bowls day takes place. Even if you have not played bowls before come along and join in and have lots of laughter, good food and chat (and bowls) R60 to play and lunch - book for a friend for lunch for R40. Call Bryan Paul on 033 413 2157 or Wessel Pretorius on 072 266 0835 to book. We golfers are fortunate that KZN golf clubs are expected to hold their annual championships during April every year, due to autumn in the KZN Midlands being a wonderful time to be out on the golf course. All the marvellous autumn sights, sounds and smells remind us that we are truly blessed. The annual FNB Greytown Country Club golf championship was held on 16 and 17 April under the guidance of new men’s captain, Tienie Muller, assisted by club manager Elmarie Dede. After two sunny days of golf Bheki Mlangeni successfully defended his crown with a score of 148 gross. Second was Boy Zuma on 154 gross. Rest of the results: B division: Goodboy Ngubane, C division: Berndt Elges, Best net overall: Goodboy Ngubane, seniors: Tienie Muller. Stableford winner on day one was Goodboy Ngubane and day two was Tienie Muller. Our thanks to our sponsor, FNB Greytown, and our greenskeeper Wally Kohne, who presented a very enjoyable golf course, despite a serious lack of water. Our ladies’ championship will be held at a later date. Dates to diarise Wednesday 20 April – AGM Saturday 23 April – Pannar Golf day Friday 29 April – Happy Hour.