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After a long and eventful year it is finally time to dust off the Christmas decorations, and in many cases, pack our bags for destinations both exotic and local. This issue of the News Flash has lined up some helpful hints and tips for all your holiday requirements from shopping and entertaining to packing your bags and staying safe in the bright South African sun. We hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed bringing it to you.

PHOTOS WITH SANTA Bring the kids to Waterfall Mall and have their photo taken with Santa.

Santa will be celebrating with us in the Centre Court from 25 November to 24 December... This should leave him just enough time to make his way around the world, in time for Christmas morning.

DECORATE OUR CHRISTMAS TREE

FESTIVE SEASON ENTERTAINMENT

Waterfall Mall invites shoppers to decorate our Christmas Tree in Centre Court with our new fun Festive experience.

This Festive Season Waterfall Mall is offering Kiddies Entrainment for all ages in Centre Court – free of charge. Activities include decorating gingerbread men, Xbox games and a soft play area for toddlers.

Indoor fun: Opposite the info kiosk there will also be go-cart rides, target shooting and pony cycle rides.

Outdoor rides: Ride the carousal at our fun Festive Fair.

Come join us in playing this fun, Festive game where you can personally decorate Waterfall Mall’s tree, and become part of our Festive celebrations.

1 Augrabies Ave, Cashan Ext 12, Rustenburg 014 537 3600 www.waterfallmall.co.za

Remember to go to page 8 for tons of Kiddies Festive Fun activities.

Every year we marvel at just how fast a year seems to fly by… “It feels as if we just celebrated Christmas”, someone might say. “I can’t wait to get away for a while”, someone else might comment.

For us at Waterfall Mall the Festive Season is one of the most exciting and joyous, albeit the busiest, time of the year, but it is all worth it to see the smiles on our children’s faces as they sit on Santa’s lap, or play in our Festive Centre Court.

We of course empathise with the weary parents moving from shop to shop in search of the perfect gift, and smile to ourselves as husbands and dads pop in on their own to pick just the right thing for their wives.

That’s where we hope we can be of assistance. This issue of News Flash is dedicated to all of you, our loyal friends.

We hope that the time and effort we have put into compiling our Gift Guide, will go a long way to making your Season a little more exciting, and just a teeny bit easier.

There are also a few delicious recipes for you to try out at your family Festive Dinner parties; something a little different to spice up the traditional fare.

And for all our shoppers preparing to hit the long road to destinations near and far, we ask that you travel safely and come back refreshed and ready to tackle a whole new year.

Our Travel Light feature is designed especially for you, to assist you in your decision making when it comes to packing for your trip.

With all that having been said, we would like to wish you a very merry Festive Season, and a happy New Year from the entire management team at Waterfall Mall. We look forward to spending this Season with you.

Marlene Bouwer Centre Manager Waterfall Mall

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Fresh, new look for Cape Town Fish Market The Cape Town Fish Market opened its doors almost 20 years ago when restaurateur Douw Krugmann purchased a fresh fish retail store at Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront. Today, the Cape Town Fish Market is a vibrant restaurant franchise, with stores all over the country, including right here in Rustenburg.

The décor has always captured the soul of bygone days in various fishing harbours by using historical photographs, obtained from various Cape Town museums.

After 10 years of doing business in Rustenburg, franchise owner, Leon Loots, and his business partner, Louise Oosthuizen, felt it was time to give back to their loyal customers by updating and modernising this iconic look and feel.

The store reopened on 18 October and the result is a unique, upmarket style with a familiar atmosphere that caters to everyone, whether you’re having a romantic dinner, or enjoying a delicious seafood lunch with your family.

Some of the highlights include new furniture and beautiful lighting fixtures, which look spectacular at night. The goal was to create a space that is upmarket, yet cozy.

If the feedback from customers is anything to go by, the renovations were a great success. Loots and Oosthuizen are delighted that customers – and especially regulars – love the new look. They would like to thank customers for their patience and support and invite everyone to come have a look at the new restaurant and the brand new menu.

To make a reservation, visit www.ctfm.co.za or call 014 537 3663 (Shop 213).

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SKIN CARE FIRST What is so bad about getting a bit of colour over the holidays?

Remember that a tan is actually your skin’s way of protecting itself against the sun’s harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays. Over time, the UVA and UVB radiation in sunshine can weaken the lower layer of skin, which in turn may cause wrinkles, brown spots, and in some cases the development of skin cancer.

BE SUN SMART The best way to enjoy the sun safely & protect your skin during the summer holidays is to try the following:

Try and stay in the shade between 11am and 3pm. This is the time that you are most likely to burn.

Cover up. Wear a light shirt, hat and sunglasses.

Get into the habit of using skin products with UV protection, or invest in a good daily sunscreen that forms part of your beauty regimen.

Drink at least 2l of water throughout the day, and more if you are active outdoors.

Use a sunscreen with a SPF of at least 20, and re-apply often.

Myth: Waterproof sunscreen doesn’t wash off in the water.

Untrue. While waterproof sunscreen maintains its SPF level for up to 40 minutes while in the water, it too needs to be reapplied every hour, and more often if you are drying yourself with a towel often.

Our favourite products right now: Lipidol Sunscreen Oil SPF 20, exclusive to Clicks, from R79; Sorbet BB Cream with SPF 15, Clicks, from R 60; Ponds BB Cream with SPF 30, from R 79; Uriage Lip Care, Nivea Sun Protect & Refresh, from R184; Piz Buin Wet Skin Transparent Sun Spray, from R254; Vichy Capital Soleil, from R365; Garnier Ambre Solaire Protection Spray, from R 124.

All products available at Clicks and Dischem unless otherwise specified.

HYDRATION, HYDRATION

Besides protecting your skin against the sun, remember that during the hot summer months you need to keep your body, skin and lips hydrated.

To do this you need to drink at least 2l of water every day, and make sure to use hydrating products on your skin, hair and lips so as to ensure that you always look and feel your glowing best.

Gentlemen: Also remember that keeping your skin hydrated and smooth after shaving is just as important as drinking your 8 glasses a day.

Our favourite products right now: Sorbet Hydrating Body Mist Spray, Clicks, from R29.99 ; Labello Lip Care Products (Various), from 22.95; Body Shop Vitamin E Hydrating Toner, R130, Clicks; Cettua Hydrating Facial Mask, R35.95, Dischem; Nivea Creme, from R18.95; Lipidol Aftershave Oil, Clicks, from R79.99; Sanex Men Dermo Hydrating Shower Gel, from R49.95; Dermo Pro Hydrate Antiperspirant Roll-On For Women, R18.95; Johnson’s Hydration Essentials Facial Cleanser, R39.95.

All products available at Clicks and Dischem unless otherwise specified.

ABOUT HAIR & NAILS

Myth: If it’s cloudy outside, you don’t need sunscreen.

Untrue: Studies show that up to 80% of the sun’s UV rays can pass through clouds. This is why people often end up with serious sunburns on overcast days, if they’ve spent time outside with no sun protection.

Commonly missed places when applying sunscreen include: Hands, feet, lips, scalp, ears and behind your knees. Remember these in future, and you’ll avoid a lot of discomfort on your holidays.

What’s the difference between sunscreen and sunblock?

• Sunscreen, the more

commonly used type of sun protection, filters the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays.

It keeps most rays out but lets some in.

• Sunblock, on the other hand, reflects the sun’s rays from the skin, blocking the rays from penetrating the skin.

Sunglasses for the whole family Sunglasses aren’t only a fashion statement, but can protect your eyes from the harmful rays of the sun. Children should be encouraged to wear protective sunglasses from a young age.

Myth: A beach umbrella blocks the sun.

Untrue. While a beach umbrella is an excellent form of protection from the sun, it’s not foolproof. Sand reflects 17% of UV radiation, so you’re still exposed.

Nevertheless, it’s smart to stay in the shade when the sun’s rays are high; just make sure you’re still slathering on the sunscreen.

Our favourite products right now: Hask Argan Oil From Morocco Healing Shine Hair Treatment R54.95, Clicks; Palmer’s Hair Food Formula, R56.95; L’Oreal Elvive Extraordinary Oil, R189.95; African Organics Mongongo Shampoo and Conditioner, from R59, Dischem; Dark and Lovely Amla Legend Night Wrap Hair Cream, R9.95. All products available at Clicks and Dischem unless otherwise specified.

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TRAVEL LIGHT Where you choose to spend you summer vacation is up to you. Whether you prefer hitting the crowded beaches, relaxing in the sprawling bushveld or making the midlands or the Karoo your port of call, the one thing you don’t need to be lugging around is a heavy suitcase in which you’ve packed your entire wardrobe and the kitchen sink.

By Gwynedd Peters

What you will discover when you commit to traveling light, is that you’ll remember that your holiday is not about what you bring, it’s about what you experience.

Nirvana Denim Shirt, Cape Union Mart, R499

Striped slouchy top, MRP, R100

Throughout South Africa the summer months are hot, hot, hot… and as such the weather is relatively predictable. So unless we are hit by any unexpected snow storms, your packing list should be quite easy to plan.

The first trick is to pack as many of the items on the list from items you already have in your closet, including things like your favourite shorts, or sandals and sneakers. The last thing you want to do on holiday is break in a new pair of shoes, or pull on a pair of pants that just don’t sit right… And considering that you are packing a minimalist capsule, you won’t have a hundred other options to pick from.

When creating a capsule for your travel requirements, there are a few tips to keep in mind: • Check the weather - a 7-day forecast is best.

• Make a mental list of activities you plan to take part in, special events, dress codes, etc.

Now simply mix and match the various items in your • Settle on a colour palette. bag for up to 20 different outfits.

Sylvia Cami,Old Khaki, R399

Knit Tank, Factorie, R199

Denim Shirt, MRP, R149

Various printed T-shirts, Woolworths, R199

Sweater, Old Khaki, R499

Dressy shorts, The Fix, R150

Cheryl Rafia Sun Hat, Old Khaki, R250 Leather Tote, Mat & May, R2299

Hugo Men’s Shorts, Old Khaki, R550

Denim shorts, Woolworths, R799 (above) & R299 (right)

Top Packing Tips: • Select neutral bottoms that can be paired with any of the tops you pack, thereby tripling your outfit options • Add colour to your palette with bright and lively swim wear • Pack only one jersey/sweater or light jacket, as these take up a lot of precious packing space.

• Pack a tablet or e-reader instead of big bulky books • Shoes take up a lot of space, so plan wisely

Denim shorts, Woolworths, R399

Nike Vest, Sport Scene, R349

Swim shorts, Ackermans, R119

Carlsen Peak Cap, Old Khaki, R199 Indigo cross hatch denims, Kurt Geiger, R1695 Mix/Match bikini, Tiedie twist bikini top and bottom Woolworths, from R180

One piece swim suit, Country Road at Woolworths, R799

Flip flop, Ruby at Cotton On

Leather Holdall, Mat & May, R3899 Striped t-shirt dress, LTD. at Truworths, R599

Paisley Print Kimono, MRP, R120

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Carvela sandal, Spitz, R1495

Carvela Luxe Men, Spitz, R1950 Cushei Men’s Sandal, Due South, R799

Rib Maxi Dress, Factorie

Bahli Wedge, Woolworths

Converse All Star Low, Cross Trainer, R450

Converse All Star Low, Cross Trainer, R450 Ray-ban New Wayfarers, Mat & May, R1999

Ray-ban Clubmaster, Mat & May, R1999

Swim shorts, Woolworths, R250

iPad and iPad mini, Incredible Connection, from R 6999

Inventory Ladies: 4 tops of various styles, 2 pairs of short (dressy and casual), a pair of long pants/jeans, 1 or 2 dresses (maxi and mini), 2 swim suits, 1 hat, 1 bag, a pair of sunglasses, 3 pairs of shoes (sneaker, flip flop and smart sandal), and one light jacket or sweater.

Men: 4 tops of various styles, 2 pairs of shorts (smart and casual), 2 swimsuits, 1 pair of long pants (jeans or other), 1 hat, a pair of sunglasses, 3 pairs of shoes (flip flops, sneaker and a smarter shoe/sandal), and one light jacket or sweater.

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Hurricane Glass gold Tipped, @Home, from R199 Various Plates, Woolworths, from R150

Various Crystal Glasses, Woolworths, from R79 Various Bowls, Woolworths, from R59.95

Cutlery Gold, David Jones at Woolworths, from R399 Luxury Christmas Crackers, Woolworths, from R 350 for 6 Reindeer Snow Globe, @Home, from R269 Cake Stand, Crazy Store, from R169.99

Bell Wreath, Crazy Store, from R59.99 Featured: Marseille Barbecue Platter and Cherry Signature Oval Casserole, Le Creuset, from R470

Warm Potato and Fennel Bulb Salad with Lemon-Butter Sauce Recipe courtesy: Le Creuset MAPLE-GLAZED HAM Ingredients 4kg un-smoked, boneless gammon 2 Spanish onions, chopped

Instructions

»» Preheat the oven to 180°C / 160°C Fan / Gas Mark 4

»» Place

2 leeks, chopped

the chopped vegetables,

spices and ham in the casserole

2 bay leaves

and cover with water. Bring to the

Fresh thyme, 5 sprigs

boil then turn the heat down, put on

Water to cover

the lid and simmer for 3 hours.

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»» Roast for 30–40 minutes, turning the

20 baby potatoes, cut in half

vegetables just once, until the potatoes

1 large red onion, cut into wedges

are cooked through and starting to

4 fennel bulbs, trimmed, cut into 4cm

brown slightly. Remove from the oven

the ham back inside. Score the ham

pieces and leaves reserved

in a criss-cross fashion and stud with

¼ cup extra-virgin olive oil

the cloves.

180g butter

over medium heat, bringing the butter

1 garlic clove, crushed

to a gentle simmer. Add lemon juice to

»» Place

in the pre-heated oven and

roast for 30 minutes without the lid.

»» Add all the ingredients for the maple glaze to a saucepan and bring

Juice of 1 lemon Instructions

and transfer to a Barbecue Platter.

»» Heat the butter and garlic in a small pot taste and season with salt and pepper.

»» Spoon as much of the lemon-butter sauce as you need over the warm veg-

the ham is cooked remove

to the boil. Remove the casserole

from the casserole and pour the

from the oven and brush the ham

»» Preheat oven to 220ºC. »» Place potatoes, onion and fennel in

simmering liquid and vegetables

with the maple glaze until it is

a dish. Drizzle over the olive oil and

dish can be prepared several hours in

into another pan.

beautifully golden brown.

season with salt and pepper. Toss with

advance and heated for serving.

»» Once

For the maple glaze

Ingredients

»» Wash and dry the casserole and place

etables, and stir to combine. Garnish with the reserved fennel leaves. This

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Apple Watch S2, Incredible Connection, from R7499

Prin t Old ed Flip Kha Flo ki, R ps, 160 GoPro Hero Session, Incredible Connection, R4299

Taya Fig Candle Country Road at Woolworths, R499 Boss The Scent for Her, Clicks/Dischem/Woolworths, from R950

Kruger Rand, Scoin Shop, from R2340 (for 1/10oz) Fossil Coachman Stainless Steel Watch with leather strap, Arthur Kaplan

Copper Votive Candle Holder, @Home, R179

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Prada Sunglasses, Mat & May, R3099

Plastic Toy Motorbike, Crazy Store, R59

Incredible Click Kids Table t, Connecti on, R999

Barbie Dolls (various), Pick ‘n Pay, from R89

New Born Baby Feeding Set, Crazy Store, R350

Wooden Puzzle Man, Woolworths, R69.95

Wii Mini Mario Kart, Incredible Connection, R1999 www.waterfallmall.co.za

Tommy Cologne, Clicks/Dischem/ Woolworths, from R775

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Cork Hip Flask, Woolworths, R180

Energizer Vision HD+ 200 Lumen Headlamp, Cape Union Mart, R299

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Make every gifting opportunity an event. Get creative with the packaging! Rather than just handing over a gift in regular wrapping paper, think of the gifting experience as an event - and make sure the recipient enjoys it.

Give an experience. Buy him or her a weekend away, an adventure experience, a day trip to somewhere they’ve not been before.

Make a list of all the things the person is interested in and things that define who they are. Make this list long - spend at least two full minutes writing down as many things as you can.

Now brainstorm something to go with every item on that list, small or big. You don’t have to give all of those gifts, but you’re going to hit on some cool ideas you wouldn’t have otherwise.

Safeguarding memories. Maybe someone on your list recently graduated from university or college, got married, had a baby or went on an exotic vacation... You could have some of their pictures framed or printed on canvas so that they can put these memories on show.

For the person who already has everything. Ask yourself what that person needs. Believe it or not, they DO need something. The key is to think outof-the-box, for example, a business man might need more time, so give him something to better plan his time. A student on the other hand might need something more practical, like a first term survival kit. Thinking creatively is key.

Do some innocent on-line stalking. Many people have on-line wish lists from their favourite store, and with a bit of snooping you can probably find out exactly what they have been planning to buy for themselves.

Include a little bit of yourself. Make it personal in a different way - personalised from you rather than for them. Create a piece of art, write a song, knit a scarf - you get the idea.

Sorbet Nail Colour (various), Clicks

Chiffon Pink Tea for One set, Le Creuset, from R500

Rose gold travel mug, @Home, R179

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Umber shaving set, @Home, R289 K-Way Lite 40 Hiking Pack ‘15, Cape Union Mart, from R999

We all know how Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year, but sometimes it can also be a very stressful time of the year, especially if you spend hours fretting over buying the perfect gift. This is the ultimate guide to finding the perfect gift for anyone and everyone.

Santa Mug, Woolworths, R59.95

My Pet Play Set, Crazy Store, R199

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Colour by the dots Find the way

COMING TO THE BIG SCREEN MOANA

Spot 10 Differences

SANTA FACTS

Santa Claus did not originally wear red! Early pictures show him wearing outfits of either green, blue or purple.

The character of Santa Claus was based Saint Nicholas, who was know to be kind and generous to children; he was the original secret gift-giver!

Join the dots

An adventurous teenager sails out on a daring mission to save her people. During her journey, Moana meets the once-mighty demigod Maui, who guides her in her quest to become a master way-finder.

Together they sail across the open ocean on an action-packed voyage, encountering enormous monsters and impossible odds. Along the way, Moana fulfills the ancient quest of her ancestors and discovers the one thing she always sought: her own identity.

Moana hits the big screens on the 2nd of December 2016, and is sure to be fun for the whole family.

ROBINSON CRUSOE

Times are good for Mak the parrot, Scrubby the goat, Carmello the chameleon and the rest of the wildlife that inhabit a tropical island. Their dayto-day routine gets shaken up when a mysterious creature washes up on shore. He’s a sailor named Robinson Crusoe, and he’s the only human survivor of a terrible storm that destroyed his ship. As the animals get to know their peculiar new guest, they find him to be a useful ally when two conniving cats try to seize control of their exotic paradise.

Robinson Crusoe opens at big screens on the 9th of December 2016 an should not be missed. www.waterfallmall.co.za