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SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Friday,20 January 2012: A Perez Street, Santa Elenamother and father along with ason, are joining another son andthe sons two live-in femalepartners in jail on guns andammunition charges. Personnel from the GangSuppression Unit (GSU), onoperations in the community, ataround 10 o’clock on themorning of Sunday, 8 January2012, visited the #17 PerezStreet, Santa Elena residence ofDavid and Mirna Young wherethey executed a search warrantfor arms and ammunition. The team reported that thesearch led to the discovery oftwo 9 millimeter pistols fittedwith magazines containing 6 and8 rounds respectively. The reportdescribes the guns as being ablack, Beretta brand, 9 mm pistolwith serial number 65490 fittedwith a 10-round capacity metalmagazine containing six liverounds of ammunition. The othergun is described as a chrome andblack, Smith & Wesson brand,

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UNDER THE GENERAL REGISTRY ACT, CHAPTER 327 OF THE LAWS OF BELIZEREVISED EDITION 2000

WHEREAS having made the necessary inquires and having read the statutory declaration filed inconnection therewith, I have come to the conclusion that the duplicate of the Transfer Certificate ofTitle dated 20th day of December 1977, and Registered in the Land Titles Register Volume 12 atFolio No.62.

ALL THAT piece or parcel of land being Lot No. 876 situate on Yemery Road, Dangriga Town in theStann Creek District being more particularly delineated on Plan No. 299 of 1977 attached hereto.

In the name of: Watch Tower Bible & Tract Society of Belize Limited

of: a company duly incorporated with registered office at No. 64 Regent Street BelizeCity

HAS BEEN IRREVOCABLY LOST OR DESTROYED BY MISADVENTURE.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I intend, at the expiration of twenty-one days from the first appearanceof this notice, to issue a new duplicate of the Registered Transfer Certificate of Title registered inthe Land Titles Register Volume 12 Folio No.62

ANY PERSON in whose custody the TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE may be or who mayhave any objection to such issue is hereby requested to inform me of the fact.

LAND TITLES UNIT

Market Square,

Belmo pan City

SAN IGNACIO, Thursday, 19January 2012: While doing the rounds today,we came upon Eustace Hendy,best known within the commu-nity as Jack Budd, who had anexperience he was eager to sharewith STAR readers. Apart from asking for a littlehands out, Jack Budd earns aliving by washing cars in theSavannah area during the daytimehours and as a block watchman,for business places in the samearea, during nighttime hours. Jack Budd alleges that he wasin his quarters cooking a mealwhen, at around 8:00 pm onWednesday, 18 January, he leftthe food on the fire and was onhis way to the corner store to getsome ingredients to add to the

Conspiracy or Coincidence?

meal. He alleges that he waswalking to the store and smokinga broken cigarette when he wasapproached by the police on

patrol. The police allegedlydemanded to know what hewas smoking. Although it wasallegedly established that he wasindeed smoking tobacco and notmarijuana, he was neverthelessdetained and taken to the policestation. Whilst at the police

station he reportedly managed toget a friend to visit his quartersand to extinguish the fire underthe meal he was cooking. Hefurther alleges that although hebegged to be released because ofhis responsibility as a nightwatchman coupled with the factthat he committed no crime, hewas locked away and was notreleased until at around 9:00 amon the following day without anycharge. He said that he walked outof the Police station and thenrushed to his quarters where hefound the charred remains ofwhat should have been his supperthe previous night. Jack Budd alleges that a fewhours after his release, it wasbrought to his attention that themusic box inside a club in thearea, where he normally watchesat nighttime, was broken into andthat all the coins were missing. In an effort to confirm hisallegation, we visited the nightclub, where a female employeeconfirmed that the music box wasindeed broken into and that thecoin container was emptied. Theemployee however, could not saywhen the burglary was actuallycommitted.

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CGA is looking for an experience, enthusiastic and innovativeperson, committed to task and a team player to fill the postof Accounting Supervisor.

This person must have good accounting and financialmanagement skills and possess a Bachelors Degree inAccounting or equivalent with two years experience or morethan 5 years experience in a senior accounting position.Excellent communication skills, the ability to multi task andfluency in both English and Spanish would be a distinctadvantage.

The Accounting Supervisor will be responsible to assist in thepreparation of financial statements, assist with themanagement of the CGA’s loan portfolio, supervise therecording of accounting data, the preparation of reconciliationreports and mentor and guide the accounting staff. Computercompetence is a must, particularly in QuickBooks Pro and MSOffice Suite.

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Applications must be addressed to the CEO, Citrus GrowersAssociation, P.O. Box 7, Dangriga Town no later than January26th 2012.

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She arrived in early January2011 and after serving thecommunity for one year,Superintendent of Police Mrs.Louise Willis bid farewell toSan Ignacio police on Monday, 9January thereby giving way forthe arrival of a new sheriff intown. The new Police OfficerCommanding the Cayo (Police)District is Senior Superinten-dent of Police Alvan GentleJr., 50. He comes to Cayoequipped with both police andmilitary command training andmanagement experience. Although he was born in BelizeCity, Alvan was only four yearsof age when his parents relocatedto Esperanza Village, Cayo whereAlvan was raised and currentlyresides. He is a class of 78graduate of San Ignacio’s SacredHeart College. Alvan Gentle Jr. first joined theBelize Police Force over 30years ago in 1981. His first stintwith the police lasted six years.As a young constable he was firstposted to Patrol Branch in BelizeCity and later transferred to SanIgnacio after which he was postedas a Police Immigration Officer

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Vacancy AgronomistsCGA has vacancies for enthusiastic, innovative and hard workingagronomists to provide assistance and support services to citrusgrowers. This is an exciting opportunity for a dynamic person towork in a challenging industry. The successful applicants will beable to demonstrate an ability to play a significant role in workingwith growers to increase citrus productivity in Belize, be willing towork long flexible hours, including weekends, hold a valid drivinglicense and have a minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultureor a related subject area. Previous experience in the citrus industryand fluency in English and Spanish would be a distinct advantage.If you are interested in being a part of this exciting industry, workingwith CGA and you have experience/qualifications in any of thefollowing:

• agricultural research;• establishing and running agricultural extension

programmes;• farm management;• implementing agricultural projects;• participatory approaches to the development of

agricultural communities;For further details call CGA at Tel: 522 3547 / 3585 / 3535, duringnormal working hours.

Interested applicants should send an application (résumé andcovering letter) to:

Chief Executive Officer, Citrus Growers Association, P.O. Box7, Dangriga, Belize.

Senior Superintendent of Police Alvan A. E. E. Gentle Jr.

in Corozal during that era beforethe formation of the ImmigrationDepartment when immigrationduties were performed by thepolice. In 1987 he shifted careersliding into the Belize DefenceForce as a Cadet Officer. Heserved as a lieutenant in the armyup to the end of 1991 and on 13January 1992 he re-enlisted intothe police force as an Inspectorof Police to take command of theof Tactical Services Unit (TSU)which was a paramilitary arm ofthe police stationed at the PoliceTraining Academy in Belmopan. The subsequent amalgamationof the TSU and the SeriousCrimes Squad (SCS) gave birth tothe Dragon Unit of which Gentleserved as Commanding Officer.He remained with the DragonUnit until 1998 when he wastransferred to San Ignacio assecond in command of SanIgnacio Police. He spent a yearin San Ignacio before movingback to the Belmopan compoundof the Police Training Academyto command the Anti Drug Unit(ADU) which was formed toreplace the Dragon Unit. He served as Commander ADU

for three years between, 2000and 2003, when he wastransferred to Belize City wherehe served under the currentActing Commissioner of PoliceDavid Henderson as second incommand of Eastern Division’sPatrol Branch. His other tours of duty, inchronological order includesOfficer Commanding (OC)Benque Viejo Police Sub-Formation – Back to the ADU –OC Stann Creek (Police) District,OC Belmopan Sub-Formationand now as of Tuesday, 10

January as OC Cayo (Police)District with responsibility forBenque Viejo and BelmopanSub-Formations. In a brief interview with theSTAR Newspaper, Sr. Supt.Gentle informed that he intendsto continue building on thefoundation laid by his immediatepredecessor Supt. Louise Willisand other commanders beforeher. He said that he will beworking closely with thebusiness community as well aswith every individual, association

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SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Thurs-day, 19 January 2012: While he is new in town, Sr.Supt. Alvan Gentle is takingcommand of a formation marredwith allegations of misconductsome of which include the abuseof police vehicles for which weunderstand that, much to thedislike to the habitual abusers, hehas already laid down a strictpolicy. There are also allegations ofpolicemen routinely acting asjudge, jury and executionersuch as the allegation of thepoliceman who came upon a maleresident with a small package ofun-custom goods and instead ofarresting and charging thatindividual, this policemanallegedly confiscated the goods,demanded and received $100 incash from the individual and thenallegedly proceeded to retained

possession of both the goodsand the cash while allegedlythreatening to plant something onthe individual if this incidentshould ever come to light. There are also allegations of anincreasing number of incidentsinvolving missing prisonersproperty especially cash, jewelryand cellular telephones whilemost of the victims are either toohappy to be released or mighthave been intoxicated whendetained to even recall wheretheir money, jewelry or phoneswent. There is also the allegation bya pawnshop owner who wasbrutally attacked inside a nightclub by an off duty policemanmoon shining as a security guardfor which the businessman hasretained the services of an

attorney to file suit against thepoliceman and the department. Then there is the case, withdocumentary evident in the formof text transcripts, implicating apoliceman colluding with anotorious criminal in the robberyof two gas station attendantswhich, after many months, isyet to come to its naturalconclusion. Then as recent as today thereis the allegation by Cayo

Businessman Carlos JavierPopper of the detention andbrutal treatment of his son who,apart from allegedly being beatenby a team of policemen, wasbrought almost to the point ofsuffocation when his entire headwas placed and held inside aplastic bag. As with all things, time willbe the true revealer of theeffectiveness of the community’snew police Commanding Officer.

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WHEREAS having made the necessary inquires and having read the statutory declaration filed inconnection therewith, I have come to the conclusion that the duplicate of the Transfer Certificateof Title dated 30th Day of June 2006, and Registered in the Land Titles Register Volume 48 atFolio No. 111

ALL THAT piece or parcel of land situate at Hill Bank, Progresso, Corozal District, Belize num-bered 10 and shown on a subdivision by William P. Neal Licensed Surveyor and dated the 22nd day ofMarch, 2004 and recorded at the office of the Commissioner of Lands and Survey in Belmopan City,Cayo District, Belize as Entry No. 7971 in Register 26 and being a portion of the land comprised inTCT Volume 41

In the name of: Adriana Teixeira Di ifils and Frank Michael Sullivan

of 3141 NE lO Terrace, Pompano Beach, Florida 33064, USA


I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I intend, at the expiration of twenty-one days from the first appear-ance of this notice, to issue a new duplicate of the Registered Transfer Certificate of Title regis-tered in the Land Titles Register Volume 48 Folio No. 111


LAND TITLES UNIT

Market Square,

Belmopan City

A Police Formation Marred With Allegations Of Irregular Behavior









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UNDER THE GENERAL REGISTRY ACT, CHAPTER 327 OF THE LAWS OF BELIZEREVISED EDITION 2000 -

WHEREAS having made the necessary inquires and having read the statutory declaration filed inconnection therewith, I have come to the conclusion that the duplicate of the First Certificate ofTitle dated 30th Day of June 1999, and Registered in the Land Titles Register Volume 7 at FolioNo. 120

ALL THAT lot piece or parcel of land situate along the sea approximately one mile south of MonkeyRiver, Toledo District as shown on Plan of Survey attached hereto and described as all that lot pieceor parcel of land situate one mile South of Monkey River village and along the sea coast bounded onthe East by the sea, on the North South and West by private and national lands thereby containingapproximately 76.04 acres as shown on Plan of survey prepared by Licensed surveyor Lloyd Tinglingand registered at the Lands Department, Belmopan in Register No. 15 Entry No. 3177

In the name of:

Greta Neal, Housewife of No. 92 Dean Street, Belize City

Earl Morey, Security Officer of No. 31 Baymen Avenue, Belize City

Claud Morey, Businessman of No. 31 Baymen Avenue, Belize City


I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I intend, at the expiration of twenty-one days from the first appearanceof this notice, to issue a new duplicate of the Registered First Certificate of Title registered in theLand Titles Register Volume 7 Folio No. 120


LAND TITLES UNITMarket Square,Belmopan City

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Perseverance has always beenyour strong point and no matterhow many mountains you have toclimb or hurdles you might face,your determination to keepgoing will stand you in good stead.Lucky numbers:27, 44, 86.

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January 20Limit your ambitions to a fairlymodest level and don’t make toomuch of a fuss about presentingthem to those who will have a sayon whether or not your plansmight go ahead. Lucky numbers:16, 56, 84.

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It isn’t yet time to reveal yourthoughts to everyone. You havesome ambitious plans in mindand when the right time forpromoting your future prospectsarrives, you will know it. Luckynumbers: 30, 52, 77.

PISCES:February 20to March 21

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The table below shows our recently completed as well as approved pending expansion works and projects.

No. OfHouseholds

District Area Area / Description of Expansion Cost $ Status

Belmopan Camalote Village, Kaimat Street, Rose Garden Street,Suriname Street, Off Peru Street, Colombia Street, RiveraRoad, George Price Boulevard

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544 BZ$424,898.52 Pending

San Ignacio/SantaElena


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Santa Rita Road, Na Chan Can Street, Altamira Layout, BaezaLayout, Xaibe Village

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Collins Boulevard, Hillview Area, Santiago Juan Layout,Daniel Pereira

BZ$122,901.59 Pending

Corozal Rodney Moguel Area, Diego Street Extention 120 BZ$60,119.58 Completed

92 BZ$31,465.36 Pending

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100 BZ$110,100.00Orange Walk West Trial Farm, Stadium Street Completed

Rear Stadium-Iglesia De Dios 16 BZ$13,085.75 Pending


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Dear Editor; The case of the Dangriga ScotiaATM theft is why I PatriciaDunlap Jacob am still writing. I am still concerned there hasbeen no arrest or money refundedto my account. I question why there has beenno reporting from any policemanin Hopkins or Dangriga is such aclear cut case. When I make calls to ask aboutthe case most of the time I amput on hold and then find Ihave been hung up on. Thismakes me believe that the policejust do not care as to hang up isnot proper procedure. I am the victim of a crime anddo not believe I am being treatedas such but more like an incon-venience. I am the victim here. I am thatunfortunate person whosuffers from a clear adversecircumstance of being stolenfrom. I am a person who wasswindled and robbed! I should betreated with respect and shownsome concern for the situationthat is still pending. The thief can clearly beidentified on the video clip fromthe bank security camers. I havea copy of the video clip. I boughtif from the Scotia Bank inDangriga . It shows the manusing my ATM card at the exacttime $500 was withdrawn frommy account. The police should tell me hisname, his address and histelephone number. I am not a

violent person. I am a fair womenwho would make him a sensibleoffer, to make amends byreplacing my money he stole.He made an error that can be re-versed if addressed properly andpromptly. To run, hide, have awarrant out to serve time inprison over $500 when he canreverse his mistake is what Ioffer! I want to be properly treated asa victim I would love to know thatthere is an hourly, daily, weekly,monthly search or any ongoingsearch for the man whostolemy money using my ATM cardthat I unfortunately was distractedand left my card before finishingmy transaction while beingrushed by the cab driver. When I call the police station,or either 911 for assistance in apolice matter I find it verydisconcerting that it is not rou-tine for any police person to everstate their name, so you can knowwho you are talking with, espe-cially in an emergency situation.It should be part of police train-ing their daily routine when an-swering the phone as an officer’sjob is to help victims not hasslethem. Being polite is one issue,being professional as well ashelpful is another! Please help me, the victim inthis unsolved mystery or will Iever see justice in Belize with thehelp of our Police who are toserve us the victims.Thank YouPatricia Dunlap Jacob

Advertisement in “Gazette” of application for First Certificateof Title to land etc.

NOTICE is hereby given that I, TERRYLEE ANDERSON offDangriga Town, Stann Creek District, Belize, Central Americahas applied for the issue of a First Certificate of Title to the land,estate, interest, power or right described in the Schedule to thisnotice.

ANY PERSON who claims to be entitled to the said land, estate,interest, power or right, or who would by unlawfully prejudicedby the description of the said land estate, interest, power or right,may file in the Registry and delivered a copy thereof to theapplicant within fourteen days from the date thereof, a notice ofobjection to the issue of the First Certificate of Title to the saidland, estate, interest, power or right in accordance with theprovisions of the General Registry Rules, 1954 and thereafterproceed to have the said land objection heard and determined inmanner prescribed by the said Rules.

THE SCHEDULEAll THAT piece or parcel of land being Lot No. 538 containing693.145 square metres situated in Independence Village, StannCreek District, shown on Plan 753 of 2007 attached toMinister’s Fiat (Grant) 753 of 2007, more particularlydelineated and described on a Plan of Survey recorded at the Lands& Surveys Department, Belmopan City in Entry No. 6216

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GENERALREGISTRY ACT, AND

BY: Leo Obando, Director,SPECTE The Society for the Promotionof Eco Cultural Tourism and theEnvironment -SPECTE- invitesall Belizeans and guests to Belizeto the launching of SOLAR FEST2012 at Specte's Green IguanaPark , Branch Mouth , SanIgnacio, Cayo. Over the past 5 years , Spectehas celebrated WATER FESTwith the general objective ofeducating Belizeans on the topicrelated to Watershed Manage-ment and best practices inWater Conservation relatedissues. This year, we plan to change toSolar Energy with the goal of

sharing information as to whySOLAR ENERGY is the betteralternative source of energy forBelize and Belizeans. During the 4 months Solar Fest,Solar Solutions and Belize SolarSolutions will exhibit andsell small solar units on site.Related information will also beshared with the general public,schools and others in attendance. A 5 % from all sales of solarpanels will go towards trainingyoung Belizeans as Solar Tech-nicians and 2% of gross sales willgo towards Water Conservationwork at Branch Mouth, Cayo. We take this opportunity tothank Star Newspaper for thesupport provided to us last year!

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Ms. Patricia Is Still Out Her $500 And DespiteAmple Evidence, The Police Seems To Care Less

SAN IGNACIO, Friday, 20January 2012: A Teakettle man was todayfound with suspected weed at abus stop in Santa Elena. San Ignacio police reports thatit was around 6:00 pm onWednesday 18 January when theattention of the police, on mo-bile patrol, was drawn to a manacting suspiciously as he sat atthe bus stop on the WesternHighway immediately acrossfrom Chen’s Supermarket. The yellow knap sack he wascarrying was searched and it wasfound to contain a small com-pressed package, suspected to bemarijuana, wrapped with trans-parent tape. The suspect was detained andtransported to the police stationin San Ignacio where he was iden-tified as Jason Kelly Jr, 39,Belizean labourer of TeakettleVillage, Cayo District. Kelly was formally arrested and

Teakettle Man Busted With Weed

Jason Kelly Jr, 39charged for Drug Trafficking. Heappeared in court on Friday,January 20, 2012 where he pledguilty to possession simplicitorProsecutor George Gomezobjected to the condition andinformed the court that theprosecution will proceed with theheavier Drug Trafficking charge.He pled not guilty to DrugTrafficking and was offered a fivethousand dollar bail to reappearin court on 17 April 2012.





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ALL THAT piece or parcel of land being Lot No.26 compri sing 1.747 acres situated inthe Commerce Bight Area, Stann Creek District being more particularly shown on a Planof Subdivision by Licensed Surveyor 3. Herlular, recorded at the Lands and SurveyDepartment in Register 7 entry-10142.

Lost Gas Cap David filled his car with gas ata self-service gas station in SanIgnacio. After he had paid and drivenaway, he realized that he had leftthe gas cap on top of his car. Hestopped and looked and, sureenough, it was lost. Well, he thought for a secondand realized that other peoplemust have done the same thing,and that it was worth going back

Police in San Ignacio, Cayointerrogated a murder suspect byplacing a metal helmet on hishead and connecting it with wiresto a large photocopyer machine. A paper with the words "He'slying" was placed in the copier,and police pressed the copybutton each time they thought

A military cargo plane, flyingover a populated area, suddenlyloses power and starts to nosedown. The pilot tries to pull up, butwith all the cargo, the plane is tooheavy. So he yells to the soldiersin back to throw things out tomake the plane lighter. They throw out a pistol."Throw out more!" shouts thepilot. So they throw out a rifle."More!" he cries again. Theyheave out a missile, and the pilotregains control. He pulls out of the nose diveand lands safely at the BelizeInternational Airport. The captain and other boards amilitary jeep and drive off. Prettysoon they meet a boy on the sideof the road who's crying. Theyask him why he's crying and hesays "A pistol hit me on thehead!" They drive further up thehighway and meet another boywho's crying even harder. Againthey ask why and the boy says,"A rifle hit me on the head!"

My friend Nancuy and I decidedto introduce her elderly motherto the magic of the Internet.Our first move was to accessGoogle, and we told her itcould answer any question shehad. Nancy's mother was very

to look by the side of thehighway since even if he couldn'tfind his own gas cap, he mightfind one that fit. Sure enough, he did not searchlong when he found a gas cap. Hetried it on, and it went into placewith a satisfying click. "Great," David thought, "I lostmy gas cap, but I found anotherone that fits and this one's evenbetter because it locks."

They apologize and keepdriving. They meet a boy onthe sidewalk who's laughinghysterically. They ask him, "Kid,what's so funny?" The boyreplies, "I sneezed and a houseblew up!"

the suspect wasn't telling thetruth. Genuinely believing that hewas connected to a "lie detector"and that it was working well, thesuspect ended up confessing thethe murder eventually leading thepolice to the spot where the bodywas buried in a shallow grave.

skeptical until Nancy said, "It'strue, Mom. Think of somethingto ask it." As I sat with fingers poised overthe keyboard, Nancy's motherthought a minute, thenresponded, "How is Aunt Helenfeeling?"

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Advertisement in “Gazette” of application for First Certificate of Title to land, etc.

NOTICE is hereby given that Julian Jones of Teakettle Village, Cayo District,Belize.

Has applied for the issue of a First Certificate of Title to the land, estate, interest, power orright described in the Schedule to this notice.

ANY PERSON who claims to be entitled as owner or otherwise to the said land, estate,interest, power or right, or who may be unlawfully prejudiced by the description of the saidland, estate, interest, power or right, may file in the Registry, and deliver a copy thereof tothe application within fourteen days from the date thereof, a written notice of objection tothe issue of a First Certificate of Title to the said land, estate, interest, power or right inaccordance with the provisions of the General Registry Rules, 1954, and thereafterproceed to have the said objection heard and determined in maimer prescribed by the saidRules.

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Large macal river lot US$37,500 -High bank, Gated community, 5 min from San Ignacio

Town all utilities, huge trees etc.Call: 668-0749 [email protected]







Bullet Tree Man Busted With WeedSan Ignacio’s resident MagistrateNardia Morgan ordered aBelizean man from Bullet TreeFalls Village to forthwith pay halfof a ten thousand dollar fineafter he pled guilty to a drugtrafficking charge. At around 6:30 on themorning of Thursday, 12 January2012 a team of police officers,armed with a warrant to searchfor drugs, visited the Bullet Tree

Village residence of Belizeanlaborer, Miguel Mendez. Upon arrival the team encoun-tered a male person, whoidentified himself as Mendez,standing on a front porch. He wasinformed of the mission andasked if he had anything todeclare. He reportedly pointed toa black plastic bag on the porchnext to him which he describedas his “personal smoke”. The

bag was found to containsuspected marijuana. The onlypersons in the house at the timeof the search were MiguelMendez and the 17 year oldlive-in female partner. They wereboth informed of the offencecommitted and placed underarrest. Further search of thehouse revealed nothingincriminating. A search of theyard led to the discovery of

a larger parcel containingsuspected marijuana. Mendez and the 17 year oldfemale were transported to theSan Ignacio Police station wherethe contents of both parcels wereweighed in their presence withthe smaller one weighing in at 34grams while the larger one tippedthe scale at 226 grams. They weresubsequently arrested andcharged with possession of acontrolled drug in relation to the34 grams and drug trafficking forthe 226 grams. They appeared in court laterthat day where Miguel Mendezpled guilty to both charges whilethe charges against the femalewere withdrawn. In accepting theguilty plea, Magistrate Morganimposed the mandatory tenthousand dollar fine requestingfor half of it to be paid forthwithand for the balance to be paid by30 May 2012 in default threeyears in jail. Mendez was unableto come up with the instant fivethousand dollars fine and wastransported to jail.

San Ignacio TownTelephone #: 8042522

Bring your family andfriends to Hode’s Placeand let them enjoy ourfine dinning, as well as

the Game Room, thePlayground and the

Ice Cream Shop.

We have somethingfor everyone. Bringout the entire family

and enjoy a cleanfriendly and secure

environment.Hode’s Place, where

quality and comfort makesthe difference!!

Advertisement in “Gazette” of application for F list Certificate of Title to land, etc.

NOTICE is hereby given that I DEVON CASTILLO of 1 Castillo Alley, Dangriga Town, Stann CreekDistrict has applied for the issue of a First Certificate of Title to the land, estate, interest, power orright described in the Schedule to this Notice.

ANY PERSON who claims to be entitled as owner or otherwise to the said land, estate, interest,power or right, or who may be unlawfully prejudiced by the description of the said land, estate, intcrcst,power or right may file in the Registry, and deliver a copy thereof to the applicant within fourteendays from the date hereof, a written notice of objection to the issue of a First Certificate of Title tothe said land, estate, interest, power or right in accordance with the provisions of the GeneralRegistry Rules, 1954, and thereafter proceed to have the said objection heard and determined inmanner prescribed by the said Rules.

Form 11(Rule 15)

GENERAL REGISTRY ACTand

GENERAL REGISTRY RULES

THE SCHEDULE ABOVE FEFERRED TO

ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, being Block No. 1 comprising 51.265 acres situatealong the West side of the Coastal Road, Near Mile 27, Stann Creek District, shown on Grant/PlanNo. 561 of 2011, lodged at the Office of the Commissioner of Lands and Survey, Belmopan City,TOGETHER with all building and erections standing and being thereon.

The Liquor License Board of the San Ignacio/Santa Elena TownCouncil will be holding its Liquor License meeting as follows:

Tuesday, January 24th, 2012 - Rural Areas @9:00 am. Centre for Employment Training.

PUBLIC NOTICE

Wednesday, January 25th, 2012 - Urban Areas 9:00 a.m.Centre for Employment Training

2:00 p.m. Chinese Business Owners.

Miguel Mendez









BWS submits Annual Review Proceedings (ARP) application

On December 23, 2011, Belize Water Services Limited (BWS) submitted its formal notification for an Annual Review Proceeding(APR) to the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) for the determination or confirmation of the regulated values, rates, tariffs, fees andcharges for the period April 1, 2012 through to March 31, 2013.

This submission is being made in accordance with Section 27, Part IV of Statutory Instrument 67 of 2002. The submission officiallycommences the company’s Annual Tariff Review Proceeding.

BWS has informed the PUC that the company is not seeking any change in tariffs.

BWS’s submission is available for viewing at the branch offices of BWS and on its website at www.bws.bz, and at the PUC office at 41Gabourel Lane, Belize City, and the PUC website at www.puc.bz.

Members of the public may participate in the ARP by submitting written comments on BWS’ submission to the PUC by January 13,2012, by email at [email protected] or in writing at the PUC office.

Where any person submits comments or information purported to be factual, such comments or information shall be accompanied by asworn affidavit.

Three copies of all applications, reports, documents, comments or information provided by members of the public shall be filed at thePUC’s office and a copy shall be provided to BWS at its principal office of business on the same day.

The PUC is required to issue an Initial Decision on the submission by January 23, 2012.

The licensee or an interested party representing users of at least 10% of the water supplied in the preceding year may submit writtencomments on the Initial Decision within 15 days.

Where there is no objection to the Initial Decision the PUC shall adopt it as its Final Decision.

Belize Water Services LimitedPublic Relations Office

7 Central American Blvd. P.O. Box 150Belize City, Belize Tel: (501) 222-4757 Ext 281

www.bws.com.bzContact: [email protected]

Public NoticeJanuary 4, 2012

BWS - Delivering Water and More...

SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Thursday,19 January 2012: In an effort to address theincreasing number of alcoholic

dependent persons assembleddaily in public areas both withinSan Ignacio and Santa Elena, thepolice has embarked, and will

Attacking The Red Top Scourgesustain operations geared ataddressing the matter of drunkson the streets. The choice of alcoholic bever-

BY: Andre Lopez If you have never attended a“FIESTA de RAKU” then youare in for a special treat. This is the way that Fiesta DeRaku works: Nan Lopez, aceramic artist, makes the potsand bisque fires the raw clayforms in her high-fire kiln. The bisqued pots are soldbeforehand with all the moneygoing to Rotary for their variousprojects. Then on February 18theveryone com es to “Clay Pot

age for these individuals is thedrink locally referred to as thered top, a name derived from thecolor of the cap fitted to the pintin which the substance is sold. On Wednesday, 18 Januarythe first trio arrested inthe operation included JulioSalgero, Marcotulio Polancoand Benjamin Chan. They weretaken to court that same day andwere sentenced to do 60 hourscommunity service at the policestation in San Ignacio Townunder the supervision of thestation's NCO, Sgt. Victorin. Failure to comply with thesentence can result in 2 monthsimprisonment. San Ignacio police say thatthese sustained operations shouldgo a long ways in assisting thesepersons and clean up the town.

Farm” for a glazing and firingparty. Nan sets out a variety ofglazes and gives you hints on howto glaze your ceramic pot. The glazed pot is then fired inher special Raku kiln to 1800 F(see Red Hot Pots) Once theceramic pots are red hot andglowing they are removed fromthe kiln with special tongs and putinto a reduction chamber with allsorts natural debris and the smokeand fire help to create a uniquework of ceramic art----no two

pots are ever the alike. And loand behold you will take home aunique piece of art work thatyou created. And while all this isgoing on, there will be a beer andsnack tent for your gastronomicand beverage enjoyment, andmost important of all you willmeet and have fun with a fant asticcrowd of wonderful people.

BRING YOUR FAMILY ANDFRIENDS AND WE WILLHAVE A GRAND TIME.

Your Invitation To Attend The Fiesta



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WHEREAS having made the necessary inquires and having read the statutory declaration filed inconnection therewith, I have come to the conclusion that the duplicate of the Transfer Certificate ofTitle dated 20th Day of October 1978, and Registered in the Land Titles Register Volume 12 atFolio No.219

ALL THAT rectangular piece or parcel of land situated at Punta Arena approximately 3 miles Northof San Pedro Ambergris Caye, Belize District being lot numbered 7 as shown on a subdivision plan(attached hereto) dated the 12(h March 1972 made by H.C. Fairweather Chartered Land Surveyor,and recorded at Land Registry, Belize City in Surveyor’s Plans Book No. 6 at folio 204 Togetherwith all buildings and erections standing and being thereon.

In the name of: Robert N. Smith Jr. and Judith R. Smith

of 11177 Terrace Drive, Forestville, California 95436. U.S.A. Pilot


I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I intend, at the expiration of twenty-one days from the firstappearance of this notice, to issue a new duplicate of the Registered Transfer Certificate of Titleregistered in the Land Titles Register Volume 12 Folio No. 219

ANY PERSON in whose custody the TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE may be or who mayhave anybiecionto such issue is hereby requested to inform me of the fact.

LAND TITLES UNIT

Market Square,

Belmopan City

We AMS To Please

BY: Xunan QuetzalCoordinator, House of CultureSanIgnacio/Santa Elena Mr Jorge David Awe, aformer resident of San Ignacio,is celebrating the publication ofhis first book: Essence & Folly.The San Ignacio & Santa ElenaHouse of Culture and Mr JorgeDavid Awe are hosting a booklaunching on January 26th, 2012at 7:30 p.m. We are taking thisopportunity to invite you to at-tend. Attached is the flyer, andbelow is brief description of thepublication. Jorge David Awe explores thefascinating relationship betweenthe people, land and humor ofBelize in his new book. It is acelebration of Belizean cultureexposing its vulnerabilities andshortcomings as well as its play-fulness and love for life. Aweplaces a finger on Belize’s own

brand of edgy humor, a trait thatis woven into its national charac-ter. As Awe says, humor is a sig-nificant quality that endearsBelizeans to others as well as

Jorge David Awe To Launch New Book

Now Offering 6”Cement Blocks For

Only $1.10Also providing top quality

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Steel, Plywood, Celotex,Roofing, Doors And A

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dividuals. For instance, one of hisstories follows a garbage manwho uses his sparse resources thebest way he knows to try and woosomeone who’s already married.Another story showcases anirreverent Mayan in her sixties -flawed, despite her many years ofexperience - trying her best todeal with the unfortunate handshe’s been dealt. A heartfelt tribute to Belize, Es-sence & Folly comes from a verypersonal place in Awe.“[Belizean’s] evident quirkinessstokes a fire inside of me, prompt-ing me to further delve into thepredominating folly I believeevident in my neighbours’ lives,”he says. “In essence, I try break-ing through the fabric ofmundane routine to documentthe uniqueness and value behinda provincial existence.”

each other. With eyes trained squarely onthe flamboyant people aroundhim, Awe witnessed imperfect,colourful, raw and vulnerable in-





Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatAARON & NAZIM JUAN areapplying for the remewal of theirPUBLICAN SPECIAL LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateCARIB MAYA located at #19 BurnsAvenue, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatORLANDO HARRISON is applyingfor the renewal of his PUBLICANSPECIAL LIQUOR LICENSE forthe year 2012 to operate MELUCHESlocated on Joseph Andrews Drive, SanIgnacio Town in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatJAIME REQUENA is applying forthe renewal of his MALT & CIDERLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate AZI’S BEER PARLOURlocated on 2nd Street, San IgnacioTown in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatMERCEDES DEL CARMEN CUZ isapplying for the renewal of her MALT& CIDER LIQUOR LICENSE forthe year 2012 to operate MERCY’SKITCHEN located on Andrews Street,Santa Elena Town in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatFRANCISCO RUIZ is applying forthe renewal of his RESTAURANTLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate SANNY’S GRILL located on23rd Street, San Ignacio Town in theCayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatPRINCESS INTERNATIONAL (SANIGNACIO) LIMITED is applyingfor the renewal of its GAMINGLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate PRINCESS INTERNA-TIONAL (SAN IGNACIO) LIMITEDlocated on Buena Vista Street, SanIgnacio Town in the Cayo District.

LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICES

San Ignacio ApartmentsFor Rent

Two Apartments for rent in San Ignacio(One off of the Bullet Tree Road and

one in the Kontiki Area). Both are semifurnished, with hot and cold water,

Fenced maintained lawn, close to themain transportation routes and storesand in residential neighborhoods. One

has full air conditioning. Call 621-4038or e-mail us at [email protected]

for more information.

Job VacancyThe Lodge At Chaa

CreekThe Lodge At Chaa Creek is seeking the

Services of a reliable GARDENER

Interested persons are asked to visit ouroffice at #77 Burns Avenue, San Ignacio or

Call 824-2037 For more information.

We are located off Joseph Andrews Drive, near the FalconField in San Ignacio Town. Call us at 824-2076 or 670-2329.

E-mail: [email protected]

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatFLORENTIN PENADOS is applyingfor the renewal of his MALT &CIDER LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate TREK STOPTROPICAL WINGS located in thevillage of San Jose Succotz in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatMANOY KUMAR PATEL is applyingfor the renewal of his RESTAURANT& BAR LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate TASTE OFINDIA located on Perez Street, SantaElena Town in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatERVA ESPAT is applying for therenewal of her RESTAURANTLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate ERVA’S located on Far WestStreet, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatRUBY SABALA is applying for therenewal of her PUBLICAN SPECIALLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate LINK UP BAR located onthe Western Highway, Santa Elena Townin the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatFLORITA TUN is applying for a MALT& CIDER LIQUOR LICENSE forthe year 2012 to operate FLORGROCERY located on FlamingoAvenue, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,that LEONARD FLOWERS isapplying for the renewal of hisRESTAURANT & BAR LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 tooperate TOUCH OF CLASSlocated on Perez Street, SanIgnacio Town in the CayoDistrict.

“SerendibBurns Avenue, San Ignacio, Cayo

Tel: 824-2302(New owners - same menu)

WE ARE NOW OPENFOR THE SEASON AS

FOLLOWS:Monday - Saturday

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.Lamb Curry every

Saturday Night

Restaurant”

Happy Hour5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.







In accordance with the Moneylender’s Act Chapter 260(S) of the Laws of Belize RevisedEdition 2000, I, LIDI M. FLORES of Benque Viejo Road, San Ignacio Town do herebygive notice that it is my intention to apply at the sitting be held at San Ignacio Magistrate’sCourt on the 22nd day of December 2011 next ensuing for a certificate authorizing me toobtain a Moneylender’s Certificate in the name of the business carried on by me in themane of LEIDY’S PAWN SHOP in the premises on Benque Viejo Road, San IgnacioTown in the Cayo District.

9 mm pistol fitted with a 16-round capacity metal magazine,half filled, with 8 live rounds. The report indicates that thetwo loaded guns were found in theattic of a structure adjoining theperimeter fence on the northernside of the property to which, thereport says, residents of #17Perez Street has access.

or group with a serious intentionof restoring law and order withinthe entire Cayo District. A man of few words, Sr. SuptGentle informed that he isoffering three options to thosewho insist on anti socialbehavior being: 1. Change yourways 2. Move out of the Districtor 3. Go to jail. Sr. Supt. Gentle informed thatwhile his door will remain open

Change, Move Out or Go To Jail

Mr. Bone And Wife Joins Sons And Daughters-In Law In JailContinued From Front Page The incident led to the initial

detention and subsequent arrestand charging of all three personspresent at the time of the searchand discovery. The detainees wereidentified as Mynor Galindo,23, Belizean farmer; StephanieGordon, 21, Belizean domesticand Melanie Perez Rudon, 27,who told the police that she is aBelizean student. All three of

them give their address as thesame #17 Perez Street, SantaElena, Cayo. A subsequent investigation alsoled to the issuance of arrest war-rants for persons living in thehouse including David Youngand his wife Mirna owners of theproperty and the son, DavidGalindo. Eleven days later onThursday, 19 January all three ofthem handed themselves into the

police where we were arrestedand jointly charged, with Mynor,Stephanie and Melanie, for twocounts each of “Kept FirearmWithout a Gun License” and“Kept Unlicensed Ammuni-tion”. They appeared in court onFriday, 20 January, where they allpled not guilty and wereremanded to jail, to be broughtback to court, like the other threeco-defendants, on Tuesday, 28,February 2012.

Continued From Front Page both for those under hiscommand and for the communityhe serves, he will be fair but firmin the execution of his duties. As is normal in thesecircumstances, we join thecommunity in wishing Mrs.Willis every success in her newposting while simultaneouslywelcoming Mr. Gentle andwishing him all the very best asthe new Commander of the Cayo(Police) District.

LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICESNotice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatKERT BARNETT is applying for aNIGHTCLUB LIQUOR LICENSEfor the year 2012 to operate CLUBRED (formerly Benque Rock)located on Baron Bliss Street, BenqueViejo Town in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatRONALD CASTAGNERA is applyingfor the renewal of his RESTAURANTLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate MACAW BANK JUNGLELODGE located in Macaw Bank in theCayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatROBERT WENSENK is applying forthe renewal of his RESTAURANT &BAR LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate INN THE BUSHlocated in Macaw Bank in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatGLADYS REQUENA is applying forthe renewal of her MALT & CIDERLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate BAREFOOT FAST FOODlocated at #13 George Price Avenue,Santa Elena Town in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatBERTILIA SANDOVAL is applyingfor the renewal of her MALT &CIDER LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate LOS MANGITOSBAR located on the Western Highway,Santa Elena Town in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatRIVERSTONE BELIZE LIMITEDis applying for a RESTAURANTLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate FIVE SISTERS LODGElocated in the Mountain Pine Ridge Areain the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatJOSE MARIN is applying for therenewal of his RESTAURANT& BARLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate CEVECHERRIA JUGI’Slocated on Benque Viejo Road, SanIgnacio Town in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatEMILIANA SANTOS is applying forthe remewal of her SHOP LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateEMILIA’S SHOP located in the SantaCruz Area of Santa Elena Town in theCayo District.

Applications are invited from suitable qualified individualsto fill the following vacancies:

EDEN SDA HIGH SCHOOL

1 - Social Studies/Home Economics teacher (Temporary: January 9, 2012 – March 30, 2012)

1 - Music teacher

Qualifications for the teaching positions: Preferably aBachelor Degree in Education or in the subject area.Interested persons in possession of an AssociateDegree may also apply.

Salary is based on qualifications and in accordancewith the government payscale.

Interested persons are asked to submit letter ofapplication, resumè, two recommendations, certifiedcopies of transcripts and diplomas, and copy ofteaching license to the address below by MondayJanuary 9, 2012:

The ChairmanEden SDA High School BoardP.O. Box 68San Ignacio Town, Cayo District

EDEN SDA HIGH SCHOOLEden Drive, Santa Elena Town, Cayo District

Tel. 824 – 2966 / Fax: 824 – 4479








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