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IN response to a request from the Greytown Ga­zette for a progress report on the MavundlaSquare building, the following statement hasbeen made by PG Mavundla:

“As developers of the Mavundla Square, wecan now safely report that the project is progress­ing very well.

As in any project of this magnitude, one wouldexpect some hassles on the ground. Yes, we haveencountered some problem with regards to thesoil conditions on the corner of Okes and Voor­trekker Streets. However we have now dealt withthe problem and are back on our programmmewith the opening date envisaged at the end ofthis year.

With regards to the articles that appeared inthe Gazette, we are not worried as we have notcommitted any crime and we are not going tospend time and effort responding to non­con­structive behaviour and people who have theirown interest against a development of any na­ture in Umvoti.

But we promise that as soon as our hands areclean of the mortar and brick that is being laidon the Square, that we will pronounce on thematter.

It’s just that we are more busy with importantthings at the moment than to engage with local,small politicians who have no clue about devel­opment.

On a positive note, we will be embarking onmarketing the Mall very soon so all Greytonianscan understand what is taking place.”

MavundlaSquare update

THOBANI NGQULUNGA

A SUNDAY lunch outingended in tragedy, as rob-bers shot and killed Carl

Wessels in a farm robbery atSchroeders on Sunday night.

CarlWessels (55), a riskman-ager forNoodsberg IllovoSugarMill, his wife Wendy and two oftheir friends, had just arrivedback at Christine and RobertWilson’s farm to find a house-breaking and car theft inprogress.

Brian Jones, founder of SACAN, said they were called bythe SAPS and ER24 AdvancedLife Support to assist with ahouse robbery and farm mur-der that had just occurred.

ER24 found that there wasnothing they could do forWessels and he was pro-nounced dead at the scene.“Three suspects, one armedwithaknife, onewithknobkier-rie and one with firearm, ac-costed the couples.

“During the robbery ... anun-forgiving, brutal murder tookplace,” said Jones.

He said the motive seemed tobe housebreaking and car theftbecause when the couples ar-rived at the home, the househad already been broken intoand the suspectswere allegedly

busy hot-wiring the car.Jones said the family were

travelling in a brand new carand to avoid dogs scratching it,they decided to park it outsidethe yard and walk to the house.

“The suspects thought thefamily were coming for themand imme-diately ac-costed them[takingthem] intothe house.

“As thesuspectslocked thedoor thealarm wentoff and thesuspects be-gan to pan-ic,” saidJones.

When thealarm wentoff, Carlwasshot atpoint-blankrange be-fore the sus-pects fledthe scene onfoot, leavingthe car behind. Jones com-mended the work done by thepolice and the support theygave the families involved.

“The SAPS have been beyondamazing, caring and we feelconfident [the criminals] willarrested swiftly. “The team-work fromall divisions, both lo-cally, cluster and provincial[wasoutstanding].Theyneed toknow how appreciative we are

from thecommuni-ty,” saidJones. Hethanked theCarelineCrisis Cen-tre director,Joey duPlessis, andher team forstayinguntil10 pm onSundaynight tohelpthe survi-vors. “Insomethingas horrificas this,point blankmurder,your life isgoing in onedirectionand instant-

ly it changes to another. “Wehave a long way to go, walkingwith the survivors and just get-ting them through the next few

days,” he said. Wessels was de-scribed by a friend as a gentle-man who was well-known andloved by the community. At thefarm where the murder oc-curred, private security guardswere posted outside yesterday.They said Wessels’s friendswere unwilling to speak to themedia and referred The Wit-ness tothepolice.Theydeclinedto give names.

Police forensic teams weredoing an analysis of the scene.

Koos Marais of the KwaZulu-Natal Agricultural Union saidthenewsof yet another farmat-tack in a rural area disturbedthem. “We believe the policewill give their urgent attentionto thematterandexpectarrestssoon. “Weagaincall on farmersto be vigilant, especially whenreturning home and find thingsnot as they left them. “We re-quest that the police step uptheir patrols in the rural areas,”said Marais.

Police provincial spokesper-son, Captain Thulani Zwanesaid the suspect took two com-puters andprinter. He saidNewHanover SAPS is investigating amurder case and no arrests orrecoveries had been made. It isbelieved thesuspectsalsomadeoff with cellphones andwallets.

— Witness

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July 2, 2014Greytown GazettePage 2

MSINGAMUNICIPALITY

Bids are hereby invited in terms of Section 18(a) of the Msinga Municipality’s Supply ChainManagement Policy together with Section 83 of the Municipal Systems Act, No. 32 of 2000,as amended and read together with Sections 110, 111 and 112 of the Municipal FinanceManagement Act No. 56 of 2003 for:Hiring of Plant and Equipment with their Operators for

the period of 36 Months(on an as and when required basis)

Tender Number: MS/2014/2015/16/TThe following plant and equipment is required:1. 10-Ton Crawler Excavators2. Pad Foot Rollers3. TLB 4x44. 10 m3 Tipper trucks5.Graders 140 G6. Water Tank 14 000L7. Dozers Normal D78. Compactor Waste Removal Trucks 10 m3

9. Low Bed Trucks10. Bobcat11. Work Compactor12. Honey Sucker 10 000L13. 10-Ton Normal Truck• NB: Flat Rates will apply: Rates for the above plant and equipment will be on hourlybasis.

• Preference will be given to bidders that own the Plant and Equipment.Tender DocumentsTender documents will be available on 04 July 2014 from the office of SCM Unit, Ms N.Mntungwa on 033 493 0761/2 during office hours. A non-refundable deposit of R200,00cash or guaranteed cheque per document will be payable in favour of Msinga Municipalitybefore obtaining a tender document.ClosingThe Closing Date Will Be 23 July 2014 at 12h00.Tender EnquiriesAll enquiries shall be directed to SCM Manager Mr T.T. Buthelezi and Mr S.L. Sokhela on033 493 0761/2.SUBMISSION OF TENDERSTenders must be enclosed in a sealed envelope, addressed to the Municipal Manager,Msinga Municipality and clearly marked: TENDER NUMBER AND NAME OF PROJECT andthe bidders name and details.Tenders must be deposited in the tender box at the office of Msinga Municipality on theMain Road (R33) opposite MPCC, Tugela Ferry on or before 12h00 on the closing dateand no late or faxed tenders will be considered. Msinga Municipality does not bind itselfto accept the lowest of any tender and reserves the right to accept the whole or any partof the tender.F.B. SitholeMunicipal Manager

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THEannual Letcee Lilaniwalk fundraisingevent was a great success.

There was a great turnout of about 100of all ages, shapes and sizes.

Runners, walkers and cyclists enjoyed

the perfect weather conditions and stun-ning scenery along the route.

Anne Royden-Turner raised the mostsponsorship for the third successive yearand won a weekend for four at Montello.

Letcee Lilani walk 2014

THIS absolutelyadorable kittenwas just handedover to someonewalking in PineStreet and told “itsyours”.

Now beingcared for by theSPCA, this kittenloves to play, isvery affectionateand friendly andwould just love tobe able to becomepart of a lovingfamily. If you theone to providesuch a home,please phoneGreytown SPCAduring officehours at 072 0969634.

So cute and loveable

Nothing like a little bit of water to cool the feet.

THE South African National BloodService (SANBS) is urgently appeal­ing to donors, as blood stocks are ex­tremely low.Particularly low is the group O blood,the universal blood group that canbe given to anyone in an emergen­cy. KZN stock level is only on 1.4 daysand nationally on 2.4 days, whereasfive days cover is needed.

Traditionally, winter is a time whenblood collection decreases due topeople contracting flu and may be onmedication such as antibiotics whichprevents them from donating blood.The shortages also comes about withregular schools and tertiary institu­tions, which contribute to 45% of theblood collected, being involved inmid­year examinations, followed bythe winter holidays and thereforeblood drives at these institutionsare virtually impossible to host.

Therefore this is an appeal to do­nors to make their way to one of thedonor centres. Unfortunately, whenthe supply of blood drops, the de­mand does not decrease and approxi­mately 3 000 units of blood are stillneeded by patients daily

For more information on SAN­BS and where to donate, visit

www.SANBS.org.za or phone0800 11 9031.

Winterbloodshortages

IT is always sad to say goodbye, es-pecially to people who have playedwith us, taught us new things andlooked after us so well - and taughtus a fewnewGermanwords too. So,to say goodbye in style, we held aspecial teddy-bears' picnic and in-vited ‘our’ voluntary workers - ourfriends - to join us.

We all brought along our favou-

rite teddy-bears and a few of theirfluffy friends and introduced themtoeveryone.Alongwithbiscuitsandmarshmallows, we had yummycake and we all enjoyed our picnictremendously.

ToHannah,Lena,TilmanandOli-ver: Thank you so much. We wishyou all the very best on your returnto Germany - please visit us often.

HermannsburgLittle Oaks' Oracle

“Little Oaks” with their teddy­bears

July 2, 2014 Greytown Gazette Page 3

Come on in and take a look.We are in Durban Street

opposite Kammaland.

UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

URGENT PUBLIC NOTICETHEODORE MENNE LIBRARY

Parents are hereby notified that any child askedto wait for transport at the library will be the soleresponsibility of the parent, Management and Staff ofUmvoti Municipality and the Theodore Menne Librarywill not be responsible for any child whilst awaitingtransport. Parents are further asked to take note thatdue to public (school children \ college students \members of the community) utilising the library forvarious reasons no noise will be tolerated both insideand outside the library, should your child be found onthe library premises causing a disruption they will beasked to leave the area. An urgent appeal is made toall parents to speak to their respective schools inregard to after care and transport arrangements.

Further to the above, patrons are requested to takeheed that no bags (school bags, duffel bags, largesuitcases, etc.) will be allowed into the library shouldyou have a bag whilst visiting the library the safekeeping of said bag will be the sole responsibility ofthe patron.

Should you have any queries please contact the Officeof the Acting MCS on 033 413 9101 or the TheordoreMenne Library on 033 413 9132.

MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 NoticeNo.1965MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN

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SIXTY years ago, on 2 July1954, Walter and Ramona Kü-sel were married in the Har-burg Church.

The couple are very activeand involved in the communityand living on their Glensidefarm.

Last Saturday, 28 June, therewasadouble celebrationon thefarm- their 60thweddinganni-

versary and Ramona's 80thbirthday.

The Küsel have five children,12grandchildrenandonegreatgrandchild. SonConradandhisfamily travelled from Canadafor this happy occasion. In aspecial ceremony last Sundayat the Harburg church, theirmarriage was blessed by Rein-er Focke.

60 years ofhappy

togetherness

Sinakhokonke Dladla, Greytown HighSchool matric class 2013 is back inGreytown undertaking research on soilas part of a study at the Nelson MandelaMetropolitan University in George.Sinakhokonke is studying agriculturalmanagement at the university.

In his report, which should be of in­terest to all farmers, he outlines howsoil comes about.In the Greytown district, because of thebeneficial weather conditions, hightemperatures and rainfall have result­ed in “deep soils of fine texture which

are formed under intense weathering.”He records that the Hutton soil formdominates this area. Hutton solidshave undergone excessive leaching dueto high rainfall, thus leaving the soilinfertile with Al and H as the dominat­ing cations that come with rainfall.With high rainfall, there is a tendencyfor soil to be acidic due the decreasein pH.

The decrease in pH creates variousproblems for different crops. Besidesbeing badly leached, the soil has goodinternal and external drainage, is wellaerated, allowing haematite to bind onthe soil particles which maintains thereddish colour.It has a good nitrogen cycle whichkeeps the plants alive and it is themost important nutrient needed for

growth.The report then outlines various

methods to be used to help increasethe nutrient availability in the soil.He recommends that farmers shouldhave soils classified

and mapped so that they knowwhat soil there is and so are aware ofthe implications and limitations in re­gard to maximizing production.

Sinakhokonke is passionate abouthis studies and is hoping to further hisstudies next year in Australia if he canfind sponsorship.

For further information, please con­

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THE sun shone all day for the perfect Pan-nar fun trips held on Sunday - entries in-creased from just 30 on Friday to a great46 on the day.

Itwas lotsof fun,shouting,wrongbiases,wobbling bowls and a lot of laughter, cul-minating in a splendid lunch of roasts andsalads, icecream andmeringues, followedby socializing until long after sunset.

Averybig thankyoutoPannar forawon-derful day.

All were winners, but specific winnerswere:

1st session: Clive Edkins, Brian Thringand JackMason. 2nd session: Keith Cowieand Nicki van der Walt.

3rd overall: Chris Fischer, Brenda Mu-nitich and S.B.

2nd overall: Wolfie Lubowitzki, TessaHarman and Wendy Edkins.

1st:overall: Andre Roberts, Lynne Nor-ton andNadine. Lucky drawwinner:MarkThomas.

Well done everybody and thanks formaking it such a special day.

Erika Fischer, who played in the NIBAladies singles championships on Sunday,won her first round against ReneeMickle-hurst after 28 ends, then beat Carol Cole-man, before coming up against Ann Ram-say in a very good tight game that took 23ends before she surrendered.

From theditch

GREYTOWN Giants tackling a number ofrugby teamswill be the focal point of a fundayandeveningtotakeplacethisSaturdayat Greytown High School.

There is something for everyone - theschool is sellingboerie-rolls, refreshmentsand therewill be a tuckshop to keep every-one fuelled for the day.

On the entertainment front, Grant andJames Goble will be playing music duringthe day and there is a jumping castle forthe youngsters. Raffle tickets at R10a tick-et will put you in the running for someamazing prizes.

The draw will take place just before thefinal game around 4pm - but the prize willbe forfeited if the winner is not there anda new winner will be drawn.

Put on your dancing shoes and join inafter the game for a night of music anddancing at the African Sun.

There will be DJ's from Pietermaritz-burgplayingthenightaway.Curryandriceon sale at the Sun at R40pp and everyonewill receive a welcome shooter on entry toget the party started.

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SIMPLY Models Greytownlaunched itself at an enjoyablefashion showheld atWembleycollege last Saturday -with thetheme fairytales with a twist.

Simply Models is a uniquemodelingagencyand finishingschool in Greytown cateringfor youngsters from the age offour!

In class, girls will learn allthe basics of modeling and beencouraged to take part inmodeling competitions andfashion shows.

This trainingboostsselfcon-fidence,howtodress,makeuppublic speaking and etiquette.

Classes areheld onWednes-days at the Moth hall and onFridays at Wembley college -please contact Luzanne Bar-nard at 0832809847 formore

information.,During the fashionshow, the

Heart Worx programme waslaunched. This is a modellingscholarship fund for girls withtalent who do not have thefunds to join the agency. Sim-ply Models will be doing a lotof fundraising for this projectand would appreciate all thesupport it can get. Donationsof cash, clothing, make up,costume jewellery etc wouldbegreatlyappreciated-pleasecontact Luzanne.

Simply Models would like tothank every one who support-ed the models, Wembley Col-lege for the hall, all who madedonations, Elke, Lindie andAnna Maria for all the helpbackstage and Zoom Photog-raphy for the photos.

We wish allour Muslimreaders a

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DYLAN GOVENDER7-2-1957 - 4-7-2013

One year has passed since you left us. Till Godcalled you home to suffer no more. The deptsof sorrow we cannot tell, of the loss of one weloved so much. We miss your patient ways,seeing your beautiful smile. The one preciousto our hearts has gone. The voice we loved isstilled. The place made vacant in our home cannever be more filled. Our Father in His wisdomcalled. His memory we shall always keep. Threis not a day Dad, that we do not think of you.

Love you always.From your loving wife Baby, children Ronelle,Roseann, Rowland and staff of MSForestry.

GAZETTESMALLSSomething for everyone

VAN ROOYENDESIRÉ

(1940-2014)Our dearest Des/Ouma/Mamma,passed away

suddenly on 30 June.We will all miss youso much. Memorialservice to be held

on Monday, 7th Julyat the N.G. Kerk at

11h00. No flowers byrequest please. Senddonations to Arcadia

Sincereappreciation for

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VAN ROOYENDESIRÉ

(1940-2014)Op 30 June is onswonderlike Des,Ouma, Mamma

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tehuis.

July 2, 2014 Greytown Gazette Page 7

HOW time flies when you arehaving fun.Our winter holiday is alreadyover aweek old, but fortunate-ly it's not over yet.

At the beginning of the holi-day, the KZN Youth Choir heldtheir annual camp here at ourschool, and we trust that theyhad a most productive time astheystarted theirpreparationsfor Europe next year.Our Grade 10’s are eagerlyawaiting next week Wednes-

day when they fly to Germanyto stay with their exchangepartners and their families forfourweeks, while seeingmanynew sights and sharing newexperiences.

And while they do their last-minute shopping, and try topack it all into their suitcases(remembering to leave spacefor all the souvenirs), we trustthat the rest of our school fami-lyarehavingapeacefulandre-laxing holiday.

Hermannsburghappenings

KRANSKOPChildWelfare is looking for in-formationonthe followingmissingperson.Anyone with information is asked to con-tact Samantha Lennox at 033 44 1578:

* Ncane Ntombifethi Mzolo, mother ofMonqoba Luthuli.born 12 April, 2008. Fa-ther Bheki Luthuli is deceased.

* Father of Myelo Mkhize, born 9 July2004, and SubisisoMkhiZe, born 20 Janu-ary 2001. Their mother Ouedile Mkhize isdeceased.

Missingpersons

JUNE

SIR,Thepotjiekoscompetition

has come and gone andwhat a wonderful and suc-cessful day it was.

Thank you for participat-ing and for so kindly donat-ing the food. The three win-ning teams were: Murray

Mason, Ankia and EgonKassier. A big thank you toall our sponsors - withoutyour help this daywould nothave been possible. Last butnot least a big thank you tothe Greytown communityfor your great support.

HMB CongregationEvents Committee.

MEMBER and friends are reminded of theFarmer's Agri-Care monthly Mug to beplayedonSaturday, 5 July from10am- thecompetition is medal and individual stabl-eford. Aswehavebeenwarnedby theNM-FPA of the extreme winds and high firedanger expected for Saturday, we suggestyoubringyourwarmest jacket, your“windresistant” balls, your punch friendly golfshorts and leave your cigarettes in the car.

The Environmental Officer of St Cath-ryn's will be very busy this week, warmlydressed in his camo gear and night visionequipment, looking for the elusive, longtoed- short legged-hairy linteled baobabbatandotheranimals thatareontheKran-skop Conservancy list.

The annual game count takes place thisweek and ends on Friday, 4 July with theConservancy get together.

Those in the know will agree that thisbat has never been spotted before.

It is theSanlamCancerChallengeonSat-urday, 26 July. Please will members andguests consider coming to play to supportthisworthy cause, asweall knowsomeonewho is ill or has lost the battle to cancer.

We will also be having an openmorningon26July and invite everyone to comeandhave a cuppa tea / coffee and cake for Can-sa too. The competition is played in A, B,C and Ladies divisions, and we ask thatshouldyoubeunable toplaybutwould liketo send a donation, to please contact theclub.

Please can ConservancyMembers RSVPfor the supper onFriday, 4 July andgolferslet Piet know that they are able to play golfon Saturday, 5 July. Piet at 083 2691661 and Cathy at 082 555 2661.

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2 Engagements

COCKBURN-LONGKevin and Stella Cock-burn have greatpleasure in announc-ing the engagement oftheir daughter, Ingrid,to Chesney, son ofStanley and CindyLong of Grahams-town.

10 In Memoriam

MASONJEN

27/06/198925 years and yourmemory is our keep-sake with which we’llnever part, God hasyou in his keeping, wehave you in ourhearts. Jack, Di, Mur-ray, James & Andrew.

12 Thanks

HERMANNSBURGCongregation thanksall its Potiiekos spon-sors. Carola andGary, Jack Mason,RTS, Castle Sea,Greytown Drug Store,Paul and Brigitte duPreez, Linkseed,Christie Scholtz, Rhi-no Charcoal, Wimpy(Greytown), Barts,Ruben Surrendorff,Peter Surrendorff,HMB School, GuntherKohne, Rishad dotcom. Last but notleast a great thankyou to the GreytownCommunity for yoursupport. Apologies ifwe have missed any-body- a big thank youto ALL. HMB EventsCommittee.

THE Lawler- Chettyfamily would like tothank S.A. Embassyin Oman, Pastor Cel-vin, Father Cyril, Pas-tor Nathan, Aunty Ba-lie, Aunty Small,Shash (Events@karis-ma) Naipals Mar-quees, Rita (R&RSmall plant hire), Ta-thum, Imbali FuneralFurnishers, GreytownGazette Megs, Rabia(Rabbit), EdwinMoonsamy and ElijahMinistries Congrega-tion and all friend andfamily for their love,support and encour-agement during ourtime of bereavementof the passing of ourbeloved sister, SharonMary Lawler. Ourheart felt gratitudegoes out to you.

12 Thanks

UMNDENI wakwa Zon-di, Ngcobo, Myaka ka-nye nowakwaMzolouthanda ukudlulisaukubonga kubobonkeababazimazisa be-shiywe indodakazi,umama, uNkosikaziThuthu Zondi waseGhost Town. Siyabon-ga kakhulu komakhel-wane, abangane, izih-lobo zonke, izakha-muzi zonke zase-Greytown namaphe-thelo, amabandlaonke, izikole, Mathin-ta, Ithembani kanyeneCras Wall, DorkasMovement. Enik-wenze kithina nik-wenze nakwabanye.Ababhalile, imindeniengenhla.

18 Clubs andMeetings

ARCADIA AGM- 9th July2014 in the Senior Serv-ice Centre Hall. 5:30pm.for 6 pm. Please wouldmembers of our com-munity make every effortto attend and give usyour valuable support-any queries pleasephone 033 417 1528.

22 Personal

BEV will be at Arcadia onSunday 6th and Monday7th July 2014. Pleasecontact Bev on 079 4362438 for an appointment.

30 BuildingServices

M3 Contractors MasterBuilders and PropertyMaintanance, bricklaying,plastering, painting, tiling,roofing, welding, plumb-ing, glazing. Contact Mo-hamed for a free quote.Phone 072 101 9081 /033 417 1362.

34 CleaningServices

CARPET, upholsterycleaning, experiencedowner supervised andquick. Phone Nola 083320 4008.

38 FencingServices

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

39 For Hire

10 seater round tables,gas heater, marquees,decor, cooking, GreytownHiring Services. 033 4171157/ 082 957 2812/ 082315 6653.

AMATAFULA, 10 seaterround. Tel: 082 9572812/ 082 315 6653

47 PersonalServices

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

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

49 Plumbing/Electrical/Home Repairs

PLUMBER: for all yourplumbing requirements,gyser instalation, shower,toilets, painting, leakingtaps, blocked drains,bathroom renovation andconstruction work, callNtini 076 062 2999/ 084777 8229.

73 General Sales

CULLS Cut and cleaned.Dhott Roti. We deliver079 539 7602.

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

WOODEN Wendy houses,prompt delivery, bestquality, new pinewoodand excellent services.For free quotes and or-ders. Call Lloyd 072 4173229

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

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

127 Holiday Guide

RAMSGATE beach houseto hire for school holidaysat R800 per night, out ofseason R500 per nightcontact Di Mason 082930 4015.

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

SBONGILE seeks domes-tic work contact 082 6212677.

July 2, 2014Greytown GazettePage 8

SPORT NEWS

INSINGISIIndigenous Nursery and Nature-scapesQuality indigenous plants grown in the

KZN Midlands.Creating water-wise wildlife gardens.

– Grasses, grassland aloes and flowering plants– Shrubs and aloes– Indigenous Trees in 9l, 20l and 40l bags– Consultations and sourcing of indigenous plants

By appointment:Jen Cowie: 082 921 2134

Gardening with a Conscience

OPPOSITE GREYTOWN SPAR

Suppliers of* Sand* Stone* Cement* Clay common bricks* KlinkersEugene: 082 744 4561 or G: 082 445 2471

We deliver!

SABSAPPROVED

50 Shepstone StreetTel: 033 413 3380, 033 413 3370

FOR ALL YOUR TYRES, SHOCKS,BATTERIES, EXHAUST, WHEEL

ALIGNMENT, WHEEL BALANCINGAND SUSPENSION REPAIRS

123 Durban Street, Greytown. Tel: 033 413 3378/9

Need A Battery?Need A Tyre?

CALL

UMVOTI TYRESUMVOTI TYRESAND BAAND BATTERIES ccTTERIES cc

For all your tyre and batteryrequirements

BEST PRICES, BEST SERVICETel: 033 413 1870, 413 2521Fax: 033 413 196555 Shepstone StreetGreytown

UMVOTIMUNICIPALITY

CANCELLED BID – SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF MEDIUMVOLTAGE RATED VACUUM RING MAIN UNIT WITH METERINGPANEL AND BREATHALYSERS AND PORTABLE DIGITAL RADIO

SYSTEMNotice is hereby given that Notice Number 1880 for the supplyand delivery of medium voltage (12kv) rated vacuum ringmain unit with metering panel has been cancelled.Notice is hereby given that Notice Number 1934 has beencancelled.1. Supply and delivery of breathalysers for traffic officers.2. Supply, delivery and installation of mobile and portabledigital radio system

We apologies for the inconvenience caused.Any enquiries relating to the above should be directed toMr B.A. Xulu on 033 413 9101.

MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 NoticeNo.1964MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN

3250

BABS DRIVING SCHOOL40 Pine Street, Greytown 3250

Light Motor Vehicles - Driver’s Licences -Code B (8)Learner’s Licence - Pre-test

- Workshop- Course

Contact BABS • Cell: 082 306 5001

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ContactNICK or HUGOWE STOCK ALLANIMAL FEEDS

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M150BLOCKS

R7,00Each

“THE Mirror image of Elvis” is coming tothe Country Club on Sunday, 3 August at3pm.

Tickets areR100 to enjoy the showwhichwill feature music of the king at his bestin the 70's.

Tickets available at the Club.The Happy Hour winner on Friday was

Duane Corbishley, who took the big prize.Joshua got the Chivas Regal.A big thank you toMrAulfes for sponsor-

ing the meal. The next attendance drawwill be on Friday, 4 July with R1800 up forgrabs.

Be here at 6.30 - 7pm and you could be

the lucky winner.The Mascor monthly mug will be played

on 12 July, with the entry fee only R50, in-cluding halftime.

T-off will be from 10.30am. Please enter.The“Sunday9@9”entry fee isR40toplay

nineholes. RichardChiazzari is sponsoringa chicken that will be up for the winningon Sunday mornings.

Dates to diarize:Saturday, 12 July: Mascor monthly mugFriday, 25 July: Happy HourSunday, 3 August: ElvisSaturday, 9 August: Mascor Monthly

Mug.

Greytown Country Club news

GREYTOWN Tennis Club handicap finals were played on Satur­day ­ winners as follows:

Ladies Singles: Ruth DrewMen's singles: Dieter MeyerMen's doubles: Clive Edkins and Jack DrewLadies doubles: Pam Paul and Trish KohneMixed doubles: Pierre and Robyn Steyn.Thank you to all the players who entered the club champion­

ships and club handicaps this year.And look forward to you playing in the 2015 rounds.Social saturday tennis starts from 2pm so shrug off the

covers and come join in the fun.

From thecourts

THE Bethal race was flown on Sunday, asthe weather forecast for Saturday was notin the birds favour.

Liberated at 8.45am, the yearlings cov-ered the 310km distance in a time of fourhours to the loft of Naicker Bros to recorda velocity of 1299 metres per minute.

Theyalso recorded thirdand fourthplac-es, with the Old Grizzle being the meat inthe sandwiches in second position.

TheOldGrizzle nearly hadaheart attackat 11.30 with the arrival of a pigeon. Loftstill closed, clock not ready in place, onlyto find that it was a bird from lastweek thathad decided to walk home.

In the open race after a 9.15 liberation,thewinner took threeandhalfhours tocov-er the same distance at a velocity of 1457meters per minute.

Once again the Naickers loft filled firstandsecondpositions, followedbyAttieJou-bertandtheOldGrizzle.Onceagainreturnswerenotverygoodbutwe fullyexpect themto return during the week - after spendingtime at the beach. Nextweek the race pointis Middleburg, approximately 398kms.

Thursdaywill bebaskettingday for theSat-urday liberation

Greytown Racing Pigeon club

MATCHES to be played this weekend inthe Enhlalakahle Football Assocationleague as follows:

Saturday, 5 July:2pm:Super Strikers/Nduna's

3pm:Tsalanang/Cape Town Spurs.Sunday, 6 July:11am:Rebels/Super Strikers12 noon: Mfanelo/Dinangwe1pm:Nzima/CityStars2pm:Cosmos/Codesa3pm: Maccadeshem/Commodores.

Enhlalkahle FootballAssociation

Results of the Bethal races:Yearling: Naicker Bros: 1st;

3rd; 4th; 1299.206; 680.538;635.337.TR Tatham: 2nd: 1067.467Open: Naicker Bros: 1st; 2nd;

5th; 1457.796; 1225.761;1173.904.A Joubert: 3rd; 9th,

1178.695;725.148.T.R. Tatham: 4th; 6th; 7th;

10th: 1174.31`8;935.472;850.705; 693.404.M Lofts: 8th: 761.572.