EBI Transmission 7 - Summer 2015

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ISSUE 7 SUMMER 2015
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transmission
Unity in
Diversity
A MILESTONE
YEAR FOR DUTCH
RADIO PG 2
CELEBRATING
RADYO PILIPINO
PG 5
Saturday 13th February 2016
THAT CRUISING
FEELING PG 9
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A MILESTONE YEAR FOR DUTCH RADIO
L
ike 5EBI 103.1fm the Netherlands Broadcasting Organisation (NBO),
is celebrating four decades on-air
this year.
A programme that went to air utilising
Radio 5UV’s frequency on Wednesday
5th March 1975 was the NBO”s first
and Ethnic Broadcasters’ second.
An Italian programme had been
aired two days earlier, and Ukrainian,
Greek and Polish programmes quickly
followed. Those five groups were our
station’s founding members.
The first broadcast of The Dutch
Family Programme was presented
by Paul Kokke, founder of 5EBI
and NBO and for more than 30 years,
NBO’s Manager-Producer.
It wasn’t long before Paul sought the
involvement of one of his countrymen,
Walter de Veer, and that proved an
enduring partnership.
Walter de Veer AM MBE became
Chairman of Ethnic Broadcaster in that
first year and held the position until
his death in 1984.
The NBO grew in tandem with the
popularity of the Dutch programmes.
Wim Georg and Henk de Prinse soon
got involved. Other early collaborators
included Hetty Boone, Maaike Jongepier
(pictured on the cover), Henk de
Weerd, Henk Hollander, Yvonne van
Barneveld and Yvette de Minck Jansen
to name but a few.
Gerry Paulus took over from Paul
Kokke as Manager-Producer and
is now the longest serving NBO
Committtee Member.
2015 Dutch Family Programme Presenters (from left):, Jan van de Belt,
Gerry Paulus and Johan de Rooy.
Teamwork and cooperation of the
NBO fraternity and all other EBI
members guided by Walter de Veer
contributed to the harmony of our
society.
At its high point NBO was
broadcasting live for 10 hours a week.
It currently broadcasts for four.
The Dutch Family Programme remains
an audience favourite and is a three
hour broadcast on Thursday evenings.
Over the years NBO has hosted
numerous Dutch celebrities such as
tennis players Betty Stove, Richard
Krajecek and Huub van Boekel,
singer Heintje, Dutch Swing
College Band, a Dutch Navy Crew,
Ambassadors, politicians and more.
A lawyer and enthusiastic supporter
of Dutch radio, Willem Ouwens
provided professional advice at the
time the NBO was incorporated.
Mr Owens has been NBO’s Patron
since his appointment in 1982 as
Honorary Consul, Kingdom of the
Netherlands, for South Australia.
Such has been the effectiveness of
Paul Kokke’s efforts to keep Dutch
culture alive and to share it
with the broader South Australian
community, that Queen Beatrix of
the Netherlands made Paul Kokke a
Member of the Order of the Knights
of the House of Orange. This
prestigious award recognises Paul’s
outstanding contribution to the local
Dutch community.
The NBO itself has recognised the
long-term contributions of Paul Kokke,
Walter de Veer, Hetty Boone and
Henk de Prinse by awarding them
Life Membership.
Life Membership of EBI was also
bestowed on Paul and Walter.
Today’s NBO Presenters are
John van de Belt, Gerry Paulus,
Johan de Rooy, Trudy Tuft and
mother-daughter team Pinky and
Emily. To hear them in action tune in:
Thursdays9:00pm-Midnight
Fridays5:00-6:00pm.
Netherland Broadcasting thanks
all of its listeners for their ongoing
support. •
Left: Henk de Weerd and Pinky got
into the spirit of things promoting
Hutspot and Hemawurst.
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5EBI 103.1fm hear a world of difference
WHAT A CELEBRATION
W
e are Family! will be a 12-hour national broadcast jointly hosted
by Australia’s five mainland, capital city
multicultural radio stations.
This event will be a celebration of
both our cultural similarities and our
differences.
Cristina Descalzi
CHAIRPERSON’S
MESSAGE
The end of another year is fast
approaching, as too is the Stations
40th birthday celebrations.
A rich ethnic mix is key feature
of the Australian community in the
21st Centrury.
The participating radio stations will be
5EBI, 3ZZZ (Melbourne), 2000 (Sydney),
4EB (Brisbane) and 6EBA (Perth) and
all are excited to be highlighting the
diversity of their broadcasters cultures.
I would like to take this
opportunity to thank all of
our member groups, their
individual members and our
broad community of listeners,
who supported this year’s
Radiothon. Indications are that
monies will be up on last year.
Each station will provide two hours
of programme content covering topics
such as:
• Station History
• The community groups that
broadcast with them
• The different cultures and
languages of their members
• Their people.
Pledges can be paid through the
Station’s website 5ebi.com.au
and in fact, donations can now
be made online at any time
throughout the year.
The remaining two hours will be a
compilitation involving each of the
participating stations with interviews,
news and World Music.
The Strategic Planning Committee
in conjunction with the Executive,
has this year been looking at a
structure for the station’s future.
The goal is to position 5EBI to
be more self-sufficient and less
reliant on Government funding.
We are Family! will provide an
opportunity to celebrate the
achievements of multicultural radio.
5EBI welcomes the involvement of
its member broadcasting groups in
preparing for this special event.
You are also encouraged to raise
awareness of the day amongst your
friends, colleagues and associates in the
wider community. The more who tune
in, the better.
Contact 5EBI Station Manager Kym
Green on 8211 7635 to learn how your
group can join in on the day. •
At a time when all community stations
are struggling with funding issues and
the challenges of working with an
ageing population,
A detailed plan is due to be put
to 5EBI members at the close of
the first quarter next year,
In addition to this vital planning,
in 2016 we will continue our
focus on encouraging new Ethnic
groups to join the Station as
well as encouraging new young
broadcasters to become involved.
A big thank you to everyone
for your continued support,
loyalty, commitment and
dedication to 5EBI 103.1fm –
Australia’s first multicultural
community radio station.
I wish you all a wonderful
and safe Festive Season and
look forward to sharing a
prosperous 2016. •
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BECOME OUR FRIEND
W
hile membership of 5EBI is restricted to incorporated
ethnic radio groups, our loyal listeners
have the opportunity to become
Friends of EBI!
Conditions apply. Application forms
are available in the About Us section at
5EBI.com.au or by calling the station
on 8211 7635. •
There are great benefits on offer
including discounts on EBI merchandise.
Membership of the Friends of EBI
is very affordable at just $20 a year
or for holders of pension or student
concession cards, just $15 annually.
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WORK PLACEMENT AT 5EBI PROVED EXCITING
By Tracy Hin Tung Leung
communities who make the radio
station 5EBI operate.
With the hard work from the whole,
big team, citizens are very lucky to be
able to enjoy the radio programmes
which are broadcast in more than
40 languages.
It is hoped that there will be more
and more ethnic groups joining 5EBI’s
big family, so more and more people
in Adelaide can maintain their culture
through the channel 103.1fm.
T
his is really splendid to have a
four-day volunteer placement in
5EBI radio station.
drawing, Mr. Green, the Station
Manager, told me that it was not
finished by one person, but a team.
Before stepping into the radio station,
I saw a brilliant painting outside the
building. It reminds us that there are
so many ethnic communities in the
world and we should respect each
of the cultures.
Teamwork is the main point I learnt
from this volunteer placement.
When I started to guess which
artist did this pretty and meaningful
4
3
As a girl from Hong Kong going to
Adelaide to study an English course
in the University of Adelaide, I am
very delighted to participate in this
volunteer placement.
2
I would like to thank every one in the
radio who gave me valuable lessons
relating to the operation of 5EBI.
There are four full-time staff working
inside the station, who are responsible
for different parts of the work.
Besides, there are also many part-time
staff and speakers from different ethnic
4
Thanks a lot! I wish all of you a
bright future. •
Editor’s note: Tracy (pictured)
experienced all work areas within
the station over consecutive Fridays
during June and July.
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5EBI 103.1fm hear a world of difference
CELEBRATION BY RADYO PILIPINO
S
ome 400 members and supporters
of South Australia’s Pilipino community celebrated their culture,
traditions and heritage at a fundraising
dinner-dance hosted by Radyo Pilipino.
Held at the Marche Club, Paradise, in
September the evening featured two
colourful segments: The Evolution of
Filipino Costumes and Rigodon de Honor.
Participants in the two presentations
included Radyo Pilipino executive
members and broadcasters, and a
host of volunteers.
All wore costumes depicting various
times in Philippine history – tribal,
pre-Hispanic, Spanish era and the
contemporary period. A collection of
fashion designed and created by
Rudina “Nini” Sielaff’s added real
splendor to the evening.
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Guest Speaker the Hon. Zoe Bettison
MP, SA Minister for Multicultural Affairs,
paid tribute to the pioneering spirit
of those who started Radyo Pilipino,
Australia’s first Filipino language radio
programme.
Minister Bettison praised Radyo Pilipino
for its work to highlight the value of
education, in broadcasting current news
and information, and for promoting the
Filipino language and culture – both
through and beyond the airwaves of
5EBI 103.1fm.
Other special guest at this entertaining
and successful event included the
Hon. Tung Ngo MLC, Mark McBriarty,
the Philippine Honorary Consul General,
and Gosia Skalban, a member of the
SA Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs
Commission. •
Top: Radyo Pilipino and supporters.
Above: (l-r) Rose Howland
(Vice President, Radyo Pilipino),
Celeia Guillermo (President, Radyo
Pilipino), Hon. Zoe Bettison MP
and fashion designer Nini Sielaff.
Below: Scenes from the performance
of Rigodon de Honor.
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morning
MONDAY
TUESDAY
6:00
World in Progress
6:00 Greek programme
6:30 Hamburger
Hafenkonzert
6:30 Greek programme
Minima Agapis
presented by
Mr & Mrs Glynatsis
7:30
Cook Island
programme
8:00 Maltese
programme
presented by
John, Carmen,
Bernadette, Doris
and Fr. Gabriel.
Religious talk, music
stories and recipes.
9:00 A Foreign Affair
presented by
David Sabine
7:00 Italian programme
8:00 Khmer programme
9:00 A Foreign Affair
presented by
David Sabine
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
6:00 Egyptian
programme
6:00 Good Morning Folk
Just Folk
7:00 5EBI Music
7:00 9:00
A Foreign Affair
presented by
David Sabine
Italian programme
presented by
Silvano Baldin
8:00 Greek programme
Xenimma Esiodoxias
(Think Positive)presented
by Ionna Lappas
9:00 A Foreign Affair
presented by
David Sabine
11:00 Today with You
presented by
Ewart Shaw
11:00 Today with You
presented by
Ewart Shaw includes Travel Talk
with travel writer
Kerry Kenihan
11:00 Today with You
presented by Ewart Shaw
11:00 Today with You
presented by
Ewart Shaw
12:00 The Three Amigos
presented by
David ‘Rocky’
Butterworth,
Rob Popplestone
and Phil Smyth
evening
afternoon
1:00 2:00 12:00 The Journal
12:00 The Journal
12:00 The Journal
12:30 Scottish programme
the latest news, views,
music and songs from
the highlands, islands
and borders of Scotland
12:30 Burmese
programme
12:30 Filipino programme
Halo-Halo Espesyal
with various
presenters
Football Plus
1:30 presented by
Dieter Fabig, Peter Tamm 2:30 and the team
German programme 3:00 Deutschland Aktuell
with Dieter Fabig
4:00 Arts on Air
presented by
Ewart Shaw
4:30 Ukrainian
programme
Pioneer
5:00 Polish programme
6:00 Maltese programme
presented by
John, Carmen,
Bernadette, Doris and
Fr. Gabriel
Irish programme
Greek programme
Hmerologion Zohs
presented by
Pota Varkanis
2:00 German
programme
Music and interesting
topics presented by
Sigi Brown
1:30 Italian programme
2:00 Greek programme
News from Greece
and the World
presented by George Katsibris
3:00 German programme
Buntes Allerlei
Music and topics
of interest presented
by Margot Binkowski
3:00 Ukrainian
programme
4:00 Greek programme
History & Culture
presented by
Niki Sperou
5:00 Indonesian
programme
R.I.S.A
4:00 Polish programme
5:00 Croatian
programme
4:00 German programme
presented by
Monika Hein and
Hannah Fabig.
5:00 Russian programme
5:30 Pulse
from Die Deutsche Welle
6:00 Planet Sounds
6:00 Russian programme
7:00 7:00 Danish programme
presented on rotation
by Erik Palfelt,
Kurt Sorensen,
Michael Kristensen,
Jenny Kristensen and
Jacob Hoffmeyer.
7:00 Slovenian
programme
Latvian programme
Latvju Balss
8:00 Bosnian programme
7:30 EBI Music
9:00 8:30 Austrian programme
Musikalisches
Kaleidoscop mit O.R.F.
Nachrichten
9:30 Bangladesh
programme
Dutch programme
Dutch Family Programme
News, requests, quiz,
club news, sport, news
topics, old and new songs
presented by:
Gerry Paulus, Johan de Ro
Jan van de Belt & Trudy T
Russian Youth
programme
Let’s get together
7:30 EBI Music
8:00 Khmer programme
8:30 Kurdish programme
9:00 Fijian programme
9:30 EBI Music
11:00 FM Nightcap
presented by
Malcolm MacKellar
11:00 Rhythm Nations
presented by
Don Ellis
Vietnamese
programme
Portuguese
programme
7:00 10:00 Hamburger
Hafenkonzert
1:00 12:00 World Trax
10:30 Folk Till Midnight
Eric Ford presents the
latest folk music plus a
What’s On segment
12:00 World Trax
12:00 World Trax
12:00 World Trax
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5EBI 103.1fm hear a world of difference
FRIDAY
6:00 Hear the World
7:00 Italian programme
presented by Silvano Baldin
8:00 Greek Orthodox
Community programme
9:00 A Foreign Affair
presented by David Sabine
d
e:
11:00 Today with You
presented by Ewart Shaw
includes information from
the Transport, Energy &
Infrastructure Department
SATURDAY
6:00 Serbian programme
for youth and elderly,
community information,
music, history and culture
7:00 Indian programme
includes news, music and
community information with
a variety of presenters.
8:00 Polish programme
includes news and sport
9:00 Lithuanian programme
10:00 Portuguese programme
11:00 Spanish programme
including news, traditional
and modern cultural music
humour and requests.
Calendar, music charts and
listeners’ forum at:
5ebi.tripod.com
12:00 The Journal
12:30 Science Fiction Review
presented by
Malcolm MacKellar
1:00 EBI Music
1:30 Italian programme
2:00 Cook Islands programme
2:30 Greek programme
I Listen and Learn
presented by
Katina Flambouris
3:30 Tongan Youth programme
4:00 Tongan programme
5:00 Dutch programme
De week die was de week
die komt
6:00 Serbian Youth programme
including local and world
news, music, sport, dedications,
community information Serbian
history and culture
8:00 Macedonian programme
presented by
Tom and Mellie Sklifoff
9:00 Filipino programme
Harana presented by
Dr. Dante Juanta OAM
s
ooy,
Tuft
9:30 12:00 Latin American programme
presented by Cristina Descalzi
1:30 Eritrean programme
2:00 Egyptian programme
includes latest news and
music from Egypt
3:00 Serbian programme
local and world news
4:00 Cypriot programme
5:00 Scottish programme
6:00 Swiss programme
Schweizer Ecke (Swiss Corner)
7:00 Austrian programme
Singendes Klingendes Österreich
7:30 German programme
Music and topics of interest
presented by Dieter Fabig
and Sigi Brown
8:00 EBI Music
9:00 International Rendezvous
On rotation presented by:
Manuela Moreira, Rita Franzl,
Dieter Fabig and Richard Szkup
Somali programme
10:30 Inside Europe
from Deutsche Welle
1:00 SUNDAY
6:00 In His Name
religious news and
music presented by
Cristina Descalzi
7:00 Samoan programme
7:30 Maltese programme
presented by John,
Carmen, Doris, Bernadette
and Fr. Gabriel. News,
sport, music, birthdays
and religious segment
8:30 Filipino programme
Radyo Pilipino presenters
9:00 Slovak programme
10:00 German programme
Music and the latest
Bundesliga soccer results
10:30 Austrian programme
Grüss Gott-Guten Morgen
11:30 Macedonian programme
presented by
Tom and Mellie Sklifoff
12:00 Croatian programme
1:00 Hungarian programme
2:00 Slovenian programme
2:30 Ukrainian programme
3:30 Indian programme
4:00 Bulgarian programme
5:00 Greek programme
presented by
George Katsibris,
Helen Vassos and
George Gouzouni
6:00 Sudanese programme
7:00 Macedonian programme
7:30 Fijian programme
8:30 Russian programme
9:30 Chinese Mandarin
programme
10:15 Chinese Cantonese
programme
11:00 EBI – Chinese
11:30 World Trax
World Trax
11:30 EBI Music
12:00 World Trax
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CHRISTMAS IS ALL WRAPPED UP
L
ocated as we are in the heart of Adelaide’s Market Quarter,
Radio 5EBI is excited about the 2015
Christmas Wrapping Paper giveaway.
Traders from the Grote Business
Precinct and the Gouger Street Traders
have combined forces to produce
this stunning gift wrap which is being
given away to loyal customers or, in
our case, to volunteer broadcasters
and listeners.
The striking design features a collage
of 31 colour and black and white
photographs of landmarks, events
and people going about their daily
business in the south western area of
the CBD from the mid-1800s to the
present day.
There’s even a photo, taken by our
own Henk de Weerd, of the colourful
mural on 5EBI’s front wall!
The wrapping paper design is proving
a real conversation piece with
Adelaideans and is sure to intrigue
anyone interstate or overseas who
is lucky enough to receive a gift
wrapped in it.
The images were drawn from the
archives of the State Library of
5EBI Station Manage Kym Green (right) and Rotary Adelaide West member
Bill Marles checked out the Market Quarter gift wrapping paper prior to its
distribution for local traders to give to their customers.
South Australia, Adelaide City Council,
the Credit Union Christmas Pageant
and other sources.
Those interested in discovering the
stories of the individual photographs
are able to do so by visiting the photo
gallery section of the Market Quarter
website.
Simply visit:
www.MarketQuarter.com.au
and follow the links. •
ORDER YOUR POLO SHIRT
Show your pride in your broadcaster!
The full range of adult sizes is available in a
great range of colours including the popular
navy blue and gold that are featured here.
Standard price: $25/shirt
Friends of EBI & Concession $20/shirt
Phone 5EBI on 8211 7635
to order yours!
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5EBI 103.1fm hear a world of difference
CRUISING RECOLLECTIONS
By Kerry Kenihan, 5EBI Travel Presenter
W
hen Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote his epic poem The Rime of
The Ancient Mariner, he menacingly
penned that anyone who harmed an
albatross would meet a dastardly demise
at sea.
just missing a tanker and large cruise
ship by miniscule metres. Captain
commanded engine room crew to slow
in English, the language of the sea, as
we headed for a berth at frightening
speed. “Speak Greek,” I screamed.
Stricken with fear of flying, I embarked
on my traveller’s life by ship. In 46 years
of gliding along gorgeous rivers and
sailing seas in small ocean-going ships
initially, (to monstrous, floating
skyscrapers), only three of 39 vessels on
which I’ve been a passenger have met
an unfortuitous end. I’d left the Angelina
Lauro when, sadly, it sank,on fire in
Kingston, Jamaica, having sailed me
safely to Europe for my first exploration
abroad a year before.
We crashed into a wharf, scattering tyre
buffers, ground crew and spectators.
Regaining composure, Captain confessed
when waves settled. His only crew was a
teenage boy who spoke no English and
we were the only cargo.. “But, please,
dear madam and family, stay on board
for my next voyage.” I had to decline.
Myrtidiosida, a World War l Corvette
carried me and my car, requiring
help from cranes at Pireaus and thenunknown villagers with ladders and
ropes at the Greek island of Kythera.
Her service ceased after my many
months on the island. Setting off slowly,
she slipped gently into shallows till sea
submerged the main deck – and my
fishermen friends rescued all unable
to wade ashore.
A Greek ship owner graciously gave
me, my late husband and baby return
passage in his suite on board Kyria
Gallica (French Lady,) a liner converted
to a car ferry between Piraeus and Corfu.
Although verdigris in the bath gleamed
green, we were grateful. As we awaited
Corfu departure, French Lady,without
coquetry, appeared on the horizon, to
slide, like Myrtidiosida beneath the sea’s
surface. Fishermen became heroes again.
Later, in Piraeus, another similarlyconverted liner prepared to ply towards
Greece’s largest island, Crete. A boilersuited man appeared with a wrench to
fix a fridge-fault in our suite. Another
in a butler’s uniform arrived with a
written invitation to join the captain for
dinner. A third, in chef’s garb with hat,
welcomed us to his quarters, serving
drinks and appetisers. The last was the
captain, immaculately uniformed,
a quick-change artist. The four men
were one. He was a top cook.
Crete conquered, we returned, wined
and dined again and joined captain on
the bridge for harbour entry to Piraeus,
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Cruising has changed. Big as buildings,
ships offer surfing, skiing, skating,
wall-climbing, endless entertainment,
enviable excursions ashore, finer dining,
butler service and 23 million Aussies
are expected to ocean-go this year.
It’s anticipated river cruising on longer,
sleeker vessels will attract 500,000
people per year to waterways in Europe,
America’s south, Asia, including India,
Burma and Cambodia, and our own
Oz rivers.
I’ve cruised the Murray several times,
the Yangtze on the first riverboat built
for foreign tourists and, 30 years later,
one of China’s newest. Egypt was
explored by Nile riverboat.
By sea, I’ve circumnavigated continents
on luxurious ships where, sometimes,
I’ve never re-discovered nice, new
acquaintances among thousands.
Small ships reward with friendships.
PS. I’ve never shot an albatross except
with a camera and I think Coleridge
was under opium’s influence when he
created The Ancient Mariner. •
Tune in to Kerry Kenihan’s TRAVEL
TALK during Today with You with
Ewart Shaw, Tuesdays from 11am.
Photographs from top:
Luxury cruising through the
Three Gorges region of China’s
mystical Yangtze River.
The Caribbean is a very popular
cruise destination.
The elegant Murray Princess gliding
along a South Australian stretch of
the River Murray.
The Rhapsody of the Seas moored
off Moorea, French Polynesia.
Cover photo: St Thomas harbour
Photographer: Ric Ross.
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PUBLICATION
DETAILS
EGYPTIAN KEBABS
Total Time
55 minutes
EBI Transmission is published
by and for:
Ethnic Broadcasters Inc.
10 Byron Place
Adelaide South Australia 5000
www.5ebi.com.au
Office: 08 8211 7635
Studio: 08 8211 7066
Preparation
15 minutes
Executive Committee:
Cristina Descalzi, Chair
Manuela Moreira, Deputy Chair
Vinaya Rai, Secretary
Richard Szkup,Treasurer
Fauad Andrawos
Juan Legaspi
Dr. Devendra Kumar Kulshrestha
Advertising enquiries should
be directed to:
Station Manager Kym Green
Tel: 08 8211 7635.
Photographers:
Henk de Weerd
Katrina Lister
Design & Artwork:
Katron Creative
The views and opinions expressed
in articles and advertisements submitted
by contributors other than Ethnic
Broadcasters Inc. do not necessarily
reflect its views as publisher. While
every effort is made to ensure content
accuracy, no responsibility is accepted
by the publisher for any errors in
editorial or advertising content. •
New Community
Broadcasters
Welcome
Communities that are not yet
featured on 5EBI 103.1FM are
welcome to contact us about
commencing programmes.
Training courses are conducted
twice yearly covering all aspects
of announcing and the technical
skills necessary to present radio
programmes. Each course runs
for 10 weeks before a final
assessment.
More information is available in
the About Us section of our website –
5EBI.com.au – or call Station Manager
Kym Green on 8211 7635. •
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Marinade wait 30 minutes
Cooking
10 minutes
Method
1. Cut chicken breasts into
24 x 25mm cubes.
2. Combine the yogurt, salt, turmeric,
mustard, curry powder, cardamon,
lemon juice and vinegar in a bowl.
Quick, simple and delicious!
Ingredients
2 boneless skinless chicken breasts
3 tablespoons yogurt
1
/4 tspn salt
1
/4 tspn turmeric
1
/4 tspn dry mustard
1
/2 tspn curry powder
1
/4 tspn ground cardamom
11/2 tspn lemon juice
1 tspn white vinegar
1 onion, halved and split in layers
8 cocktail tomatoes
(or 8 quarters)
8 bamboo skewers
1 lemon, cut in wedges
Parsley to garnish
3. Add chicken cubes and coat them
well with the marinade then sit
the bowl in fridge for half to three
quarters of an hour.
4. Thread the chicken and onions
alternately onto the skewers,
positioning a tomato in the centre.
5. Grill or barbeque for 10 minutes
or until chicken is cooked through,
(turn once during cooking).
6. Garnish with parsley and serve
with lemon wedges.
Rice or Couscous would be the ideal
accompaniment for this meal. •
TIP: Soaking skewers
in cold water for at
least 5 minutes before
use prevents them from
burning during grilling
and makes it easier to
slide off the cooked meat.
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This excellent City venue is ideal
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It comfortably seats 70 people
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120 for cocktail style functions.
Use of kitchen, bar and
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For a quote, call 5EBI 103.1fm on:
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Artists and
Photographers are invited
to enter their work in our
2016 exhibition.
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Bridgestone Select
Aberfoyle Park SA/NT
Franchise of the Year.
The team at Bridgestone Select Aberfoyle Park, one of the region’s most
trusted and respected tyre outlets, has been named Bridgestone’s
Franchisee of the Year for SA/NT.
The prestigious award recognises the store delivering the highest
standards in service under Bridgestone’s Masterclass program. It was
recently presented to owners Andrew and Phil Andrawos for their efforts
in the categories of operations, sales process and sales achievement.
Since opening at the start of 2008, the Andrawos’ passion for delivering
outstanding customer service – every time – has seen their business
grow year-on-year.
The store has become known as a destination for tyres and the team,
led by store manager Chris, recognised among the best of the best.
To experience the excellence for yourself, speak to the team at
Bridgestone Select Aberfoyle Park
Get the 4th tyre FREE!
*
When you buy 3 selected Bridgestone
passenger tyres. Mention this ad to redeem.
*Conditions apply. Applicable on selected brands only. See in store of full terms and conditions. Offer valid until 31/12/2015 at the below listed stores only.
Not valid for fleet, government or wholesale customers. Not valid with any other offer.
Aberfoyle Park
Glenelg
Oaklands Park
Kidman Park
1/33 Sandpiper Cresent
97–99 Brighton Road
459 Morphett Road
308 Grange Road
Aberfoyle Park SA 5159
Glenelg SA 5045
Oaklands Park SA 5046
Kidman Park SA 5025
t 08 8370 4701 f 08 8370 5164
t 08 8295 3302 f 08 8294 5945
t 08 8296 9655 f 08 8296 9755
t 08 8355 5824 f 08 8353 8790