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PAGE 4 LETABA HERALD - Friday 15 May 2009 CALENDER Jessica, Rouan trou JESSICA Liebenberg en Rouan Snyman is onlangs in die huwelik bevestig te Lievland naby Bronkhorstspruit. Die paartjie vestig hulle in Centurion. Gemeente reik saam uit DINAMUS Gemeenskapskerk skop volgende week Week 2 van 40 Dae van Gemeenskap af. Die veldtog word gerig op die gemeenskap, en die behoefte vir en vermoë van individue om saam te werk, ongeag van denominasies. In die tweede week word daar oor "Reik Uit Saam" gepraat. 1 Korintiërs 13:4 sê: "Liefde is vriendelik". Dinamus wil hul vriendelikheid deur hul dade wys. Hulle wil ophou om te praat oor liefde en liefde begin leef. Basaar om die draai DIE NG Wolkberg basaar is om die draai. Die amptelike opening is op 29 Mei om 10:00. Soekie Krog tree Vrydag om 11:00 in die Wolkberg Kerk op. Alle kleuters, speelgroepe, kleuterskole en graad 1-3 klasse van die verskillende laerskole word hartlik genooi om die optrede te kom bywoon. Die optrede sal tot om 12:00 duur. SAVF Kleuterskool Tzaneen se trompoppies tree Vrydag om 17:15 op sowel as Saterdag om 10:00. Die Wolkberg Fietsresies vind Saterdag plaas. Drie verskillende afstande, 70, 40 en 10 km. Wegspring by die Wolkberg Kerk om 07:30, 07:40 en 07:50. Eindpunt by Wolkberg Kerk. Medaljes word aan die eerste 29 volwasse deelnemers oorhandig. Kinders en ander deelnemers se sertifikate sal aan hulle gepos word. ’n Hondeskou vind Saterdag om 11:00 by die THE annual South African Litchi Growers' Association Research Symposium will be taking place on May 20 at Platform (In the Star Spares Building, corner of Agatha street and Old Gravelotte road) in Tzaneen. This popular event has been well attended in the past and it is expected that 2009 will be no exception. The programme will cover technical aspects of the litchi industry, with specific emphasis on entomology as part of the market access requirements set for SALGA to gain access to the USA market amongst others. Researchers currently engaged in SALGA - funded research projects will be presenting their results on topics including the following: kerk plaas. Drie kategorië - klein, meduim en groot honde. ‘n Groot verskeidenheid plante, handwerk, tuisgebak, konserf, groente en vrugte, vars vleis en biltong sal te koop wees. Basaar kos: Kerrie en Rys, Braaivleis ete wat Khalahari sosaties, 'spare ribs' en boerewors insluit, gevulde vetkoek, pannekoek, yankees en ’basaar poeding.' Daar sal ook ‘n teetuin wees waar ‘n verskeidenheid heerlike spoggehalte tuisgebak en 'n koppie tee of koffie saam met vriende geniet kan word. Skyfskiet - 'n Koedoe en MP3 speler is te wen. Kindervermaak: Reuse glybaan, springkasteel, visvang, lekkergoed, spook- asem, draai roomys, koeldrank, lap- en gesigverf, en 'n spookhuis. Genoegsame sekuriteit en veilige parkering is beskikbaar. SALGA simposium soon " Litchi moth and fruit fly control. " Implementation of a management program to improve yield and fruit size, also with the use of a newly designed software program. " The effect of different fungicides to control post-harvest diseases on litchis." Only 100 seats are available and registration will take place on a "first come, first serve" basis. Registration costs are R100 for SALGA members and R120 for non-members. Chrisna Strydom is the organiser of the event and can be contacted on (015) 306 6242 or (084) 504 1144, or you can email her at Chrisna@subtrop.co.za to register. KATRYN Barwise with the participants for the idols competition during the recent Smit Garrun family day. Beauties work for charity THE Miss Limpopo Roadshow will take place July 7,8,9. Miss Limpopo, Tracy- Leigh Kenney and Miss Limpopo Teen , Katryn Barwise , with their Princesses will visit a few towns in the Limpopo Province. They are collecting canned food as well as blankets for old age homes that they will be visiting as well as warm jackets. They will also visit a foster home and would love to give the kids some treats. If anybody wants to donate any of these items please contact Katryn on: 0783710909 or e mail for butterfly@katryn.co.za to arrange collection. Alternatevely please drop it off at the Letaba Herald offices in Boundary street, Tzaneen or House of Asante Jorrisen Street 29 Polokwane.
NUUS LOCAL Merle Payne, with Virginia Ramohlola, seamstress and Payne's co-designer, working on one of their one-of-a-kind skirts sold under the Barok label. REGINA Baloyi and Esnath Chirinda, embroiders at Merle Payne's workshop, Barok, creating their internationally sought-after designs stitched onto wall panels, skirts and handbags. Absent: Maria Mangane, general w o r k e r. 100% Local. Limpopo’s winning textile at the Crafts Awards launched by the Department of Arts and Culture to promote the art of craft nationwide. Payne gives cause for celebration MERLE Payne of farm Vergelegen has officially proved that Letaba deserves a spot in the fashion worlds of Limpopo, South Africa, and indeed, the world. Payne and her crew of four ladies nearly dominated a national competition hosted by the Department of Arts and Culture at the Reserve Bank Conference Centre on April 17. The competition, initiated by Dr Pallo Jordan, was launched to promote craft nationwide, and consists of three categories, namely textiles, pottery and woodwork. Payne has been specializing in textiles for decades, and entered an original wall panel into the competition. They came first in Limpopo, and second in the country. Jordan, the Minister of Arts and Culture, bought the winning piece, titled "100% Local". Payne's workshop, Barok, manufactures unique wall panels, skirts and handbags. They employ traditional techniques, used to decorate traditional attire, to create their exclusive products. Their winning panel, as with all their products, combined a variety of African decorative techniques. The soft beige backdrop was the canvas for a typical broad Venda-style border, Zulu studs configured into the shapes of San rock art, geometric shapes inspired by the Indebele people, symbols seen on sangoma attire, Shangaan embroidery of wildlife, and more embroidery and buttons most commonly used by the Xhosa tribes. The studs they use are pressed from beverage cans by means of a machine Payne invented herself. Her intertwined African techniques reflect Payne's ideology in life. She explains that African cultures present such beauty in their own right, that combined they can only create more beauty. Combining these African techniques, often reaching as far north as the Congo, can easily become a messy business. However, through the eyes of its artistic inventor, these pieces fuse together into sought-after products being exported to Italy, Germany and Britain. Payne, her seamstress and co-designer, two embroiders and one general worker, together create items of which no two are the same. Payne has also been looking for the perfect pattern for the "African bum" for years, and although not quite there yet, has created a design that accentuates the lower back rather than the bum, and tapers in below the bottom in order to avoid the A-frame tent-like effect that is created by skirts. Payne owned a fashionable boutique in Melville, Gauteng, called Pearl’s, for 18 years. After moving back home to Vergelegen, she realized her talents could help alleviate some of the poverty in the area. Payne, living in a timber rich area, realized that the local men had a much easier time finding work. The women however often struggled in that regard. She started the workshop in the hope that she could at least help some of the women of the area. Little did she know that her workshop would, three and a half years down the line, produce international quality products, each piece an individual, each one worn or displayed with pride. LETABA HERALD - Vrydag 15 Mei 2009 SEVERAL felons were convicted at the Letsitele, Tzaneen and Ritavi courts last week. Fanuel Mkansi Mathebula was convicted of raping two individuals, and causing malicious damage to property. He was given a double life sentence. Freeman Mokoena was given one life sentence for being Mathebula’s accomplice in one of his rapes and for causing malicious damage to property. Mathebula Tiyisekani was convicted of assault causing grievous bodily harm, and given a choice between a R2 000 fine or six months imprisonment. Fire Dzumanisa Maluleke was convicted of common robbery and given a R2 000 fine or 10 months imprisonment. Jeffrey Matome Mantago was caught in possession of stolen property. He was given PAGE 5 Several felons convicted six months imprisonment or a fine of R1 500. Lawrence Layton Malatjie was convicted of malicious damage to property, and given a six month prison sentence, or R800 fine. Sevelar arrests were also made over the weekend. Eighteen people were arrested for various cases of assault causing grievous bodily harm, possession of drugs, drinking in public, and selling liquor without a licence. Police are also looking for Samson Mhlanga of Mozambique in connection with a murder committed at Mabete Farm on February 17. Anyone with information on Mhlanga’s whereabouts can contact Detective Inspector Mathebula on 073 159 7950 or (015) 345 8000.
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