Albert and Joan Hepworth, pictured centre, were the lucky winners of a recent Capespan Granny Smith apple competition organised by Safeway . The couple collected their tickets from Safeway's produce manager at its Yate store, David Benkenstein, pictured left, last week. Capespan's Chris Easby, pictured right, was on hand to congratulate the pair before they jetted off with two members of their family to a luxury waterfront hotel in Cape Town.
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