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SAN IGNACIO TOWN,Cayo, Tuesday, June 7, 2011: Five days after escaping fromthe courtroom in San Ignacio,Mark Burrowes, 20, wascaptured whilst “chilling out” inDangriga Town. He saw the opportunity andbolted out of the courtroom tofreedom on June 1 whilstawaiting trial on charges ofrobbery and aggravated assault

with a machete committed onApril 13, 2011. It took police almost 50 daysto capture him on these chargedand within one day of beingcaptured on May 31, he wasgone again, escaping from thecourtroom on June 1. This timehowever, five days later, he wasback inside the long arms of thelaw captured by alert policemenin Dangriga Town.

Despite the APB (All PointsBulletin) issued by San IgnacioPolice shortly after he escapedfrom the courtroom, Dangrigapolice informed that theyactually became aware of MarkBurrowes’ escape by way of lastweek’s edition of the STARNewspaper. It was around 10:00 am onMonday, June 6, when a team of

SAN IGNACIO TOWN,Thursday, June 9, 2011: A male US national is todayin police custody awaitingcharges for being in possessionof excess ammunition and acontraption suspected to be usedfor marijuana smoking. Armed with a warrant tosearch for drugs, at around 9:00am on Wednesday, June 8, ateam of policemen arrived at theUnitedville residence of HilaryWade Delmar, 59, American,retired mechanic, to search hishouse for drugs. Delmar was home alone whenthe police arrived. During thesearch police came upon a singleaction, Baikah brand, 20 gauge

The AccusedHilary Wade Delmar, 59

shotgun with serial number08003771 along with fifty four20 gauge cartridges. Uponrequest, Delmar promptly

produced a valid license forthe shotgun but upon closeinspection it was determined thathe was in violation of thelegal limit of 50 rounds ofammunition as prescribed by thelicense. While the search yieldedno drugs, police found, inside abedroom, a glass contraptionsuspected to be used to smokeweed. Delmar was detained andtransported to the San IgnacioPolice station where is currentlyheld as he awaits formal chargesfor the excess ammunition andsuspected weed pipe. He isscheduled to appear in court onFriday, June 10 to answer to thetwo charges.

Mark Burrowes, 20

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Bring out your familyand friends and let themenjoy our fine dining as

well as game room,playground and ice

cream shop.We have something foreveryone so bring outthe entire and enjoy a

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BLISS INSTITUTE FORTHE PERFORMING ARTS,Belize City, Sunday, June 5,2011: Belize City’s AnglicanCathedral College (ACC) todayheld i ts 29th CommencementExercises for 54 graduatesinside the packed to capacityBliss Center for the PerformingArts in Belize City. The impressive ceremonybegan as scheduled at 4:00 pmwith the procession of theGraduates followed by thesinging of the National Anthemand a prayer led by the school’sChaplain, Deacon BarbaraRosado. The Salutatory Address was

delivered by Narwah Shuratfollowed by Remarks by theschool’s Principal, Mr. IsmaelRequena. The Valedictory Ad-dress was delivered by the topgraduate, Shashaye Mendoza. The program continued withthe introduction of the GuestSpeaker by graduate, SamanthaMcCord after which theGuest Speaker Alberto August,Publisher of the STAR Newspa-per was invited to address theClass of 2011 (the address, inits entirety, is published on page6). The Guest Speaker was theninvited to remain on stage forthe presentation of Diploma,Certificates and Awards. The customary ceremonialTorch of Learning was passed onby a group students from theClass of 2011 and receivedby some of the students thatwill be comprising next year’sgraduating Class of 2012. The program continuedwith the Vote of Thanksdelivered by Graduate, MinetteWhylie, niece of the ChiefExecutive Officer in the Minis-try of Defence and Immigration,CEO Allen Whylie, who wasalso in attendance. As the program was drawing toan end, the gathering ofparents, other relatives, invitedguests; faculty and staff weretreated to a wonderful renditionof the song “I Believe I Can”which was gracefully performedby the graduating Class of 2011. The program ended just like itbegan with the benedictionagain led by Deacon BarbaraRosado after which the activitymoved over to the AnglicanCathedral College where avariety of delilcious food andrefreshing drinks was served.

Valedictorian Shashaye Mendoza

Anglican Cathedral College’s Class of 2011

ACC’s PrincipalMr. Ismael Requena

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 36of the Administration of Estates Act Chapter 197 of theLaws of Belize, Revised Edition 2000, that all creditorshaving any claims or demands upon or against the Estateof JOSE EMILIO AWE, deceased, late of San IgnacioTown, Cayo District, Belize, who died on the 9th day ofAugust 1990 at Tulsa Regional Hospital in Oklahoma, USA,should lodge such claims or demands with RAHIM AWEof 1 Mile, Bullet Tree Road, San Ignacio Town, CayoDistrict, Belize, being the Executrix of the Estate of thesaid JOSE EMILIO AWE deceased, on or before theexpiration of three months from the first publication thereofAND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at theexpiration of the said three months, the Executrix shallproceed to distribute the assets of the said JOSE EMILIOAWE deceased, amongst the parties entitled theretohaving regards to all the claims and demands of whichparticulars are lodged and the Executrix shall not be liablefor the assets of the deceased or any part thereof sodistributed to any person or persons whose claims ordemands they shall not then have had notice.

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BY: Mrs Deborah Reneau,Vice Principal, Santa ElenaRC Primary School For students in primaryschool, the culmination of their8-year studies is the PrimarySelection Examination (PSE).The PSE is a national exam thatstudents take in Standard Six. The actual preparation for thisexam should begin at Infantone I listened attentively to thecomments made by the diligentstudents interviewed by themedia, as they listed all theextra preparations they had to gothrough for this exam. Morningclasses, evening classes, Satur-day classes, Easter classes andprivate classes. Such commentsleft me astounded as I am tobelieve that we don’t havesufficient time in the day tocover the curriculum in order forstudents to perform well in thePSE. As an upper division viceprincipal I want my school andstudents to excel. But the notionthat all these extra classes and

PUBLIC NOTICEOF INVESTMENT

Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Social Security Act,Chapter 44 of the Laws of Belize, Revised Edition 2003,that the Investment Committee of the Social Security Board,as per its Investment Framework Section 49, hasrecommended to the Board of Directors the approval ofthe sum of $14,912,339 (Fourteen Million Nine HundredTwelve Thousand Three Hundred Thirty Nine Dollars)to Nature Fresh Belize Ltd for the buyout of the assets ofFresh Catch Belize Ltd and provide operating capital.

Amount : $14,912,339Term: 10 yearsInterest rate: 8% on the reducing balance

The objectives of the investment are to grow the Fund bymaximizing the total rate of return within prudent andacceptable levels of risk and liquidity, to finance economicactivity in the productive and export sectors and to securethe economic well-being of all contributors to the Fund.

Members of the public wishing to express any concern maysend a copy of this notice along with comments to:

Chief Executive OfficerSocial Security BoardP.O. Box 18Belmopan, Cayo DistrictBelize

work is needed, goes againstwhat we have been learning inthe Teacher Leadership Program(TLP). Many of the strategies thatwe have been using in thisleadership program are adaptedfrom Dr. Spencer Kagan, aninternationally acclaimedresearcher, presenter and authorof over 100 books, papers, andscientific journal articles, fromthe Kagan Institute (brain-basedresearch). Dr. Kagan wrote anarticle entitled, “Teach Less,Learn More.” It is all aboutteaching better, to engage alllearners and to prepare themfor life, rather than teachingmore, for tests and examina-tions; performance instead ofproductivity. This statement iscontrary to what the topachievers are saying abouttheir own preparation for thePSE. The reality of the matter is thatschools and teachers are graded/scaled, based on their PSEresults. The community at largedo not consider the area in

which the school is situated, thesocio-economic background ofthe children, the involvementof parents in their childrens’learning and the environment,just to mention a few. “Teach quality”, the articlefurther explains that morequality in terms of betterclassroom interaction, opportu-nities for expression , thelearning of life-long skills andthe building of character throughinnovative and effective teach-ing approaches and strategies.“Less quantity” in terms of rote-learning, repetitive tests, andfollowing prescribed answersand set formulae. I have read the draft of theQuality Child Friendly SchoolInitiative by the Ministry ofEducation and am proud of theministry for venturing into suchbold moves but would furtherapplaud them if they were toreconsider the way they admin-ister the achievement tests givenat Standard Three and StandardSix. If it had not been for the TLPat Santa Elena Primary School Iwould have been frustrated bythe results of our PSE scores,because I strive for excellence.Graciously I now understandthat it is not about making agrade but it is more aboutmoving children form one levelto a higher level. It is aboutteaching the learner and notabout rushing through the

curriculum. It is about teachingfor the test of life and not for thelife of tests. The program also advocatesthe use of technology in theclassroom, and at SEPS we aregrateful to the BNE Trustbecause through the use of fundsfor the program we were able topurchase a LCD Projector forthe school. Please note that this article isin no way intended to discreditwhat teachers have been doingand the time they have beenputting into preparing theirstudents for the PSE it is simplyto say that we cannot continueto use the same failed teachingmethods, otherwise we will getthe same results. It is time thatwe make a paradigm shift ineducation. I will also be boldenough in saying that the chil-dren that did well are those thathave support from their parents.Parents are you doing your part? The “Teach less Learn More”article in its entirety can befound on the internet. I would like to conclude bythanking Mr. Alberto Augustand his wife Mrs. Nyani Augustwho have always afforded us theopportunity to include ourarticles in their newspaper.We are conscious of the factthat articles like these hardlycontribute to the selling ofnewspapers but it proves thatthey are committed to educationand positivity.

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CHAPTER 194 LAWS OF BELIZE (REVISED EDITION 2000)NOTICE UNDER SECTION 13

In accordance with Section 13 of the Registered Land Act Chapter 194,Revised Edition 2000, 1, CESAR DIAZ, for Registrar of Lands, hereby servesnotice that within one month from the date hereof: I intend to registerthe following parcels of land listed below for which application for firstregistration have been received.The attention of the general public is hereby drawn to this notice. Any personwhose rights and interest may be affected by the registering of these parcelsmust get in touch with me before expiry date of this notice between Mondaysto Fridays at the Land Registry in Belmopan.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106288This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, TRIAL FARM,Block No.4 and being Parcels No.491

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.924 of 2003dated 15th December, 2003 in favor of ANGELICA LESLIE.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106289This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.3450

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.1439 of 2000 dated20th April, 2000 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 21 of 2000 at Folios1461-1470 in favour of MILDRED YADIRA TORRES.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106290This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SARTENEJA,Block No.3 and being Parcels No.338

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.63 of 2004dated 23rd February, 2004 in favor of HECTOR LOPEZ & ELVIA LOPEZ(Jointly).

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106292This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, TRIAL FARM,Block No.4 and being Parcels No.122

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.156 of 2003dated 12th April, 2005 in favor of ANGELICA LESLIE.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-20l 106293This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.2275

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.568 of 1980 dated 30thApril, 1980 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 5 of 1980 at Folios 1401-1410 in favour of ELISEO FABRO .JUN1OR.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106294This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being Parcels No.8935

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.299 of 2010dated 2nd August, 2010 in favor of KILLIAN JAMES AZUETA.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106295This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, DANGRIGANORTH, Block No.3 land being Parcels No.1432-1436,1440-1444,1451 &1458

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Gift No.1471 of 2003 dated15th May, 2003 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 19 of 2003 at Folios1063-1072 in favour of SIMEONA MARCELLO & RENE &IELENDEZ(Jointly)

APPLICATION NO. LRS-20l106325This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN JOSE/SAN PABLO, Block No.1and being Parcels No.967 & 968

This parcel of land is the subject of Minister’s Fiat Grant No.642 of 1992dated 18th January,1993 in favor of THE SAN JOSE FARMER’S

COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LIMITED.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106335This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, DANGRIGASOUTH, Block No.31and being Parcels No.553

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.788 of 1991 dated 3rdMay, 1991 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 9 of 1991 at Folios 313-320in favour of SIMEON A JOSEPH JR. & DANA M JOSEPH.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106337This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN NARCISO ,Block No.1 and being Parcels No.391

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.1419 of 1992 dated29th June, 1992 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 16 of 1992 at Folios1021-1026 in favour of CARLOS MIRALDA.

APPLICATION NO. LRS201106338This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being Parcels No.6913

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.363 of 2009dated 20th January 2010 in favor of ROGER BEANINO.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106339This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.2590

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.1626 of 1990dated 4th October, 1990 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 18 of 1990 atFolios 465-474 in favour of MIRTA TORRES

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106340This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 being Parcels No.2591

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.1627 of 1990dated 4th September, 1990 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 18 of 1990at Folios 475-484 in favour of EUFEMIA CASTILLO.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201I06341This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being Parcels No.6912

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.364 of 2009dated 20th January, 2010 in favor of ROGER BEANINO.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106342This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PLACENTIANORTH, Block No.36 and being Parcels No.2067

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.1209 of 2001 dated27th March, 2001 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 17 of 2001 at Folios719-730 in favour of SUNCOOK LIMLTED

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106343l’his parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PORT/LOYOLAVILLE, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.1283

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.1209 of 1998 dated 7thMay, 1998 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 14 of 1998 at Folios 1389-1394 in favour of RONALD SALAZAR.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106344This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 being Parcels No.25 64

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.1463 of 1988dated 13th September, 1988 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 16 of 1988at Folios 1173-1180 in favour RAMON CAMPOS.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106345This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIOSOUTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.161

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Partition No.2773 of 2000

(CESAR DIAZ) (Mr.)For REGISTRAR OF LANDS







By Alberto August, Publisher,STAR Newspaper“WITH MOTIVATION AS OURDRIVER, SUCCESS IS OURFINAL DESTINATION” what anappropriate theme indeed. And soI begin by congratulating thosewho came up with such powerfulwords. Class of 2011, I thank you for thiswonderful opportunity to share inyour achievement. When I wasfirst asked to be your guest speaker– my initial reaction was - Whatdo I say to a group of young,intelligent minds? The first logicalreaction was to prepare anacademic speech - I startedmaking the notes – I sat back –reviewed it – and eventuallydiscarded it – I came to theconclusion that you are justemerging from the academics andthat I would bore you with anotheracademic presentation – further-more, I also concluded that I mustaddress you from the heart andso I take this noble opportunity toaddress you in the context totoday’s reality. Class of 2011 – you are todayembarking on a new phase in youryoung lives – You are at that stagewhere you have successfully laid asolid ACC foundation. You mustnow build on that foundationbecause a foundation alone doesnot a complete structure make. Please allow me now to sharewith you my thoughts on your ACCFoundation. How can you use your A-C-CFoundation? – I encourage youto take the “A” and transform itinto ADVANCEMENT. PositiveADVANCEMENT – ADVANCE-MENT IN THE RIGHT DIREC-TION ALWAYS – ADVANCE-MENT IN EDUCATION. Ithas long been established thatEducation is the most reliablevehicle for positive and trueadvancement. You must acceptneither mediocrity nor find excusesto reach your highest potentials. Some of you here today comefrom nuclear families – some ofyou come from single parent homesand yet still there might someamong you who come from homeswith no parent at all. If you fallin the second or third category,your graduating today clearlydemonstrates that you have notused this condition as an excuseand, for this, I congratulate you. The reason why I included thethird category is because of mypersonal experience. My motherpassed away when I was 14, whenI just about to enter third form at

Sacred Heart College in SanIgnacio. By the time I graduatefrom High School, I was parentlessand in the care of a maternal uncle.While life was extremely difficultwithout the love and guidance of amother, I continued to press oneventually earning a scholarship topursue a Bachelor’s of ScienceDegree in Venezuela. Today however it’s not about me– Today, it’s all about YOU Class of 2011-This is your time.This is your moment - You are for-tunate to be in the present, where,realizing the importance of Educa-tion in the macro economic devel-opment of the nation, governmentis making education much moreaffordable. You are in an era wherealmost 25% of the national budgetis assigned to education. You are also in the present whereinstitutions like the Belize NaturalEnergy Trust is making a largeportion of its capital availableto credit unions countrywideexclusively for “easy access”student loans thereby providingthe unique opportunity for any ofyou to fund your own educationaladvancement. You must tap intothese available resources – youmust be motivated to advance andin so doing SUCCESS WILL, NODOUBT, BE YOUR FINALDESTINGATION. I further encourage you totransform the first “C” inyour ACC foundation into

CONSISTENCY. As you advanceeducat ionally, you mustconsistently seek excellence inall you do. You must be CONSIS-TENT in attending classes. Youmust be CONSISTENT inyour studies. You must beCONSISTENT in the high qualityof assignments you produce,always adding value to yourfinal product. You must beCONSISTENT in keeping the rightcompany as you steer clear fromthe ills of harmful drugs, crime,violence and lawlessness generally,which are all too prevalent in oursociety today. In rounding off your ACCfoundation; I implore you totransform the second “C” intoCOMMITMENT. Stay committedalways to your pursuit of HigherEducation. Many of you haveread job vacancy notices in thelocal newspapers and in so doing,you should have already come tothe realization that in today’sreality, a high school diploma isjust simply not enough to landyou a decent paying job. You willrealize that being in possessionof a high school diploma ishardly enough to successfullycreate your own employment.It is therefore imperative andincumbent upon you that youremain COMMITTED toeducational ADVANCEMENTand CONSISTENCY. Please allow me the opportunity

now, to draw your attention to aclear example of ADVANCE-MENT – CONSISTENCY andCOMMITMENT – I am going todraw that example from amongyour very own ACC family. The example that stands out asclear as crystal is none other thanthat of your very own principal –Mr. Ismael Requena. Twenty sixyears ago in 1985, a young boy,from the southern village ofColombia in the Toledo District,fresh out of the Toledo CommunityCollege, came to Belize City inpursuit of Advancement in Educa-tion. He enrolled into the BelizeTechnical College and despite thecultural shock of relocating from alaid back village to the fastestmoving city in this country. Hequickly adjusted to the change. Hewas not distracted by the newurban lifestyle and it amenities.Not all – on the contrary, heremained CONSISTENT andCOMMITTED to ADVANCINGhis education. Today, twenty six years later, thatsame young boy who came toBelize City from the deep south,holds a Masters Degree inEducation from the University ofNorth Florida and sits at the topof this fine institution of learning. As you venture into thisnew stage of your young lives, Iencourage you to be motivated bythe example of your Principal andsurely SUCCESS WILL BEYOUR FINAL DESTINATION. Before concluding I would liketo draw your attention to one of themost recent realities. One of the frequent excuses forfailure we often hear is that I comefrom the south side of Belize Cityas if coming from the south side ofBelize City is a prerequisite forfailure. Well that myth has againbeen shattered. It was shattered just2 days ago with Friday evening’sannouncement of the results ofthis year’s Primary School Exami-nation. Of the almost seven

Alberto August, Publisher, STAR Newspaper AddressingAnglican Cathedral College’s Class of 2011

Graduate SamanthaMcCord introducing the

Guest Speaker







STATEMENT BY PARENT COMPANY TO DR. HENRY CANTONWe respond to the “Statement by the Management of Citrus Products of Belize Limited” that was published in last week’s newspapers.Firstly, where in the world does the “management” of a company use the resources of the company to call the majority owners of the company an“ostrich”? We know that the employees at CPBL, management included, must toe the Canton line or suffer the wrath of demotion, or worse, termination,and see the release as him now hiding behind management because he is intent on terminating 105 employees who work in the factory plus managementemployees as well. Our issue is not with the management and employees at CPBL - it is with Dr. Henry Canton who has all but destroyed our investment.Closing down of CCB Facility

The purpose of our release was to inform our members, CPBL employees, the government, industry stakeholders and the nation of the fallout ofDr. Canton’s failed policies at CPBL. We reiterate that this paper was not only sent to the Board of CPBL but was also sent to Government. Discussionswere held with the CWU and Pound Solids Authority before the Board or we should say the directors appointed by the majority shareholders were madeaware of such a “concept”. Furthermore we were made to understand that for some time now even before the end of the crop actions were being taken toget BFP ready to operate as the sole processing facility come the start of the next crop. Below is an excerpt of Dr. Canton’s ‘concept paper’ which speaksvolumes as to his intentions.

“Management notes that in maintaining primary processing operation at only the BFP Factory this would result in reduction of FactoryProduction Employees from the total of 278 employees to a total of 173 employees, a reduction in employment strength of 105 employees. Therewould be additional reduction in employees at the management and supervisory and other levels of the Administrative and Support sections ofCPBL if only one factory would be processing. The plant of choice would be the BFP Factory for the following reasons:

1. CCB’s processing capacity is limited at approximately 28k boxes per day and daily fruit deliveries for seventy five percent of the processing period exceed this figure.

2. CCB’s fruit processing capacity cannot be easily expanded as additional extraction and evaporation capacity cannot be increased without major capital investment.

3. BFP’s current processing capacity is approximately 43k boxes per day and this can easily be increased to 60k daily through the addition of six more extractors and the refurbishing of the 20k evaporator.

4. BFP’s solid waste stream can easily be transferred to the Feed Mill by the existing waste screw transfer whilst CCB’s waste has to be trucked from CCB to the Feed Mill, incurring transportation charges for the 2.5 mile journey from CCB to BFP.

5. Juice required both for the operation of the Top Juice Freeze Concentrate Plant and the production of Not From Concentrate Juice would be produced at BFP by the use of “Premium Juice Change Parts” for the JBT Extractors. Premium Juice would therefore be transferred directly from BFP, thus removing the cost of transferring juice by stainless steel tankers from the CCB Factory to the Top Juice Plant, located on the BFP Factory Compound, for the production of Freeze Concentrate.

6. BFP Factory has a one million gallon capacity Tank Farm which provides for the bulk storage of product while product in final packaging will continue to be sent to the CCB Cold Stores for storage prior to shipment to customers.

7. Stores, engineering and other factory support functions and employees would be relocated to the BFP Factory Compound and this would result in savings from the elimination of constant runs between the two factories.

8. Reduction in employee numbers will result in an additional cost saving from the reduced number of employees to be transported in buses hired by CPBL.”

Staff Signing Correspondence Under DuressDr Canton boasted that “To date, staff has refused to meet with the said Directors.” A copy of a letter, signed by what appeared to be representatives ofstaff, that was sent to the Office of the Prime Minister was sent to the Board. In the letter the staff called on certain directors of CPBL appointed by themajority shareholder to resign from the board because of conflict of interest. A meeting was held with one of the signatories to the letter in which aninvitation was extended that if the employees wanted to discuss their concerns with the five directors appointed by the majority shareholder the directorswere agreeable to meeting.

In any corporate setting it is not the business of employees who the owners of the company decide to appoint as directors. Furthermore when the employeesare saying that the presence of the CEO of CGA on the CPBL Board is a conflict of interest but do not draw the same conclusion for the presence of the CEOof Banks Holdings on the CPBL Board then at best the employees are being misled. Anyway, the fact that the employees have not taken up the invitationto meet to discuss their letter to the Board shows what we know - they can’t, less they risk the wrath of Henry Canton.

CPBL’s claim of a Cash Flow CrisisPlease make up your mind with this. In a recent Amandala article the PM is quoted as saying the company needs $10m; a source under the condition ofanonymity is quoted as saying the company is over the cash flow hump; BHL unilaterally told government CPBL does need the money but yet you aresaying the company is in a cash flow crisis. Our position was that CPBL should be able to manage through the situation without suspending processing andit seems we were correct. We do know that there is an impending crisis for the 105 factory employees plus management employees and their families whomay be affected.

No investment in grove productivityWe never said there was no investment in grove productivity. The proof is in the pudding. There was not enough investment in grove productivity andgrowers being consistently under paid resulted in growers not being able to afford investing in their own groves and plant expansion outpaced groveproductivity. The addition of the value added lines has changed the entire cost structure of the company and that is impacting its profitability despite strongprices over the past two years. We know there would have been some investment in groves as Dr. Canton’s private company is responsible for managingsome of the CPBL groves and CPBL has almost exclusively bought its nursery plant from ADS.

The impact of HLB on the industryWe note that his release did not touch the topic of HLB disease and how it is now impacting the industry. In his concept paper he made a passing referenceto the effect the disease is having on the productivity of the industry. He should come clean to the growers and explain how he and his private company, theBelize Citrus Mutual, have effectively lobbied Government for there, (to date), not to be a national response to HLB disease in the industry. Meanwhile theCGA continues to provide services to all growers who need help in combating the deadly but manageable disease. We applaud the growers in southernStann Creek who are currently working with our Citrus Research and Education Institute (CREI) to carryout coordinated sprays to control the Asian psyllidvector that spreads HLB.

The CGA and its members are not ostriches. If we were we would believe that the Investment Agreement was in the best interest of all growers. We wouldbelieve that all is well in the industry. We would believe that HLB cannot have a catastrophic effect on the industry. We would believe that all is well atCPBL despite over 105 employees being on the chopping block. We would believe that the feed mill and value added investments are profitable, and wewould believe that Dr. Canton will continue at CPBL to finish destroy our investment. However we are not ostriches and we know you are in your final daysat CPBL.






CAPRICORN: December 22 to January 20You overcome issues of the pastthat have been troubling you.You rub shoulders with society’sinfluential elite and also findyourself more grounded andmaking plans for the future. Youcould be contributing to acharitable cause in a big way.Lucky numbers:25, 64, 93.

AQUARIUS: January 21 to February 19This is likely to be a mixed weekfor you where you make rapidstrides at work. Beware of somediscontentment brewing athome. You may have to faceresistance from family membersabout an important decision.Lucky numbers: 28, 50, 62.

LEO: July 24 to August 21You are likely to be in acomfortable zone, financially.However, there is a desire toclimb higher. You will need tocultivate good relationship withthose around you especiallyyour immmeiate family. Onceyou have the support of peoplearound you, there will be greaterease in executing your plans.Lucky numbers: 14, 60, 84.

VIRGO: August 22 to September 21There will be meetings to attendand negotiations to be handled.Some individuals could travelabroad too. All this comes withrewards and appreciation fromsuperiors. Don’t be shy, andenjoy the attention and glorythat come your way. Issues ofthe past will bother you, butthey have to be buried. Luckynumbers: 09, 54, 72.

LIBRA: September 22 to October 23Family matters keep you busy.You are involved in work butyou need to take a quick stepback and evaluate what is reallyclose to your heart. You mightrevamp your home. You maybe called on to play the peace-maker role between warringrelatives. Lucky numbers: 05, 18,27.

SCORPIO: October 24 to November 21You will have lots on your platethis week. There may be someevent organising that you needto do. You may be called on totake care of a family memberwho is ailing. Keep stress andanxiety at bay and tackle onething at a time. Lucky numbers:16, 44, 79. SAGITTARIUS: November 22 to December 21Your disconnectedness may stirup a lot of trouble around youas people in your life try to getyou involved in things. How-ever, you still remain aloof andkeep pondering on other issuesin your life. Relax. Things willsoon become better. L u c k ynumbers: 49, 51, 99.

ARIES: March 22 to April 20The coming week is likely tobe demanding on you. Therewill be a lot more acceptanceabout your initiatives amongyour colleagues. Do not usesarcasm or put down anybody.Excuse yourself and be politeif you cannot handle anuncomfortable situation. Luckynumbers: 32, 67, 91.

TAURUS: April 21 to May 21There will be some issues thatyou will have to deal with. Ifyou are not able to work aroundthem without getting angry,you should take a small break.Things become better asyou calmly look for creativesolutions without getting overlycritical or demanding. Luckynumbers: 10, 43, 75.

GEMINI: May 22 to June 21The coming week brings intofocus two areas that you need tobe cautioned about. Firstly, youneed to look at your savings andinvestments. Secondly, do notget too caught up in otherpeople’s problems, especiallyif they are in a financial mess.You may end up regretting yourinvolvement. Lucky numbers:24, 56, 89.

CANCER: June 22 to July 23You may be seeking out avenuesthat allow for increased earningsin a shorter time. However, thisproposition may not come by.You need to guard againstdepression. Keep yourselfoccupied constructively even ifit has no monetary benefits tooffer. Lucky numbers: 36, 45, 97.

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PISCES: February 20 to March 21There will be some worry aboutforeseen big expenses that maynot let you rest. There could bean inclination towards pursuingmeditation and holistic healingpractices. There may be a lot ofinternal conflict in your personallife due to divergent opinionsthat you seek. Lucky numbers:06, 47, 88.

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dated 10th July, 2000 recorded in Deeds Book Volume 42 of 2000 at Folios49-56 in favour of ISMAEL MARTINEZ.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106346This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4band being Parcels No.3333

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.0925 of 2005dated 28th April, 2005 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 12 of 2005 atFolios 1291-1300 in favour of NUBIA PATT.


This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.8 of 2004 dated16th March, 2004 favor of JUAN MIGUEL CUELLAR.


This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.1584 of 1997dated 26th June, 1997 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 17 of 1997 atFolios 1284-1291 in favour of ELUTERL& TORRES & MARIA DELCARMEN COWO.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106425This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.2614,3471 & 3472

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Rectification & ConfirmationNo.2511 of 2008 dated lst August, 2008 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume30 of 2008 at Folios 437-454 in favour of VIRGEN PIEDAD MEDINA.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106426This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIONORTH, Block No.23 being Parcels No.1930

This parcel of land is the subject of a Assent No.551 of 1997 dated 17thFebruary, 1997 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 6 of 1997 at Folios 1143-1150 in favour of NINEA CAMBRANES DE MENDOZA.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106427This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PLACENTIANORTH, Block No.36 and being Parcels No.650

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.299 of 1991dated 1st August, 1991 in favor of ROLAND AUGUSTINE.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106428This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIONORTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.2531

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.3495 of 2008dated 3rd December, 2008 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 41 of 2008 atFolios 287-300 in favour of DORIANNY PEREZ.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201l06429This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIOSOUTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.191

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Gift No.3090 of 1996 dated27th September, 1996 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 21 of 1996 atFolios 1409-1416 in favour of EUDA NINFA CAMBRANES.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-20110643lThis parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being Parcels No.8834 & 8835

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.1539 of 1988dated 28th August, 1988 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 17 of 1988 atFolios 951-962 in favour of DONALD KING & DOUGLAS M. KING

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106433This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,

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Block No.7 and being Parcels No.82 16

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.1046 of 2010 dated27th May, 2010 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 17 of 2010 at Folios219-238 in favour of EDWARD E.STAMM & DAWN M.STAMM.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106435This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, DANGRIGANORTH, Block No.31and being Parcels No.1123 & 1124

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.3377 of 2001dated 1st November, 2001 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 43 of 2001 atFolios 665-668 in favour of CHARLES DIEGO.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106436This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being Parcels No.9044

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.1492 of 2004 dated31st May, 2004 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 20 of 2004 at Folios1061-1126 in favour of COBIA CONDOMINIUMS LIMITED.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-20I106437This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being Parcels No.9045

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.1217 of 2005 dated 1stJune, 2005 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 16 of 2005 at Folios 1033-1100 in favour of POMPANO CONDOMINIUMS LIMITED.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201l06446This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being Parcels No.7240

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.2362 of 2009dated 17th November, 2009 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 28 of 2009at Folios 373-392 in favour of WALTER ZEPEDA.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106447This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being Parcels No.7241

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.2361 of 2009dated 17th November, 2009 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 28 of 2009at Folios 365-378 in favour of WALTER ZEPEDA.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106448This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being Parcels No.8578

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.6 of 2009dated 7th Apnl, 2009 in favor of DIANELA CRIMMINS.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106449This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being ParcelsNo.8599

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.1164 of 2007dated 15th January, 2008 in favor of YADIRA PAL.

APPLICATION NO. 1.R.S20l 106450This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being Parcels No.8598

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.790 of 2008dated 7th April, 2009 in favor of RENE N. PAZ.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106456This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being Parcels No.8528

This parcel of land is the subject of a Ministcrs Fiat Grant No.28 of 2009dated 7th April, 2009 in favor of RENE PAZ.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106491This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PLACENTTANORTH, Block No.36 and being Parcels No.3176.31 74.& 3173








This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.559 of 1973dated 2nd May. 1973 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 7 of 1973 atFolios 307-3 18 & Deed of Conveyance No.560 of 1973 dated 2nd May.1973 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 7 of 1973 at Folios 319-330 &Indenture No.575 of 1967 dtd I3 November. 1967 and recorded in deedsBook Volume 5 of 1967 at Folios 785-792 in favour of PLACENCIAPRODUCERS COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LIMITED.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106586This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, TRIAL FARM,Block No.4 and being Parcels No.34

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.120 of 2003dated 9th April, 2003 in favor of MARLENI CAWICH.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201I06587This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. PROGRESSO,Block No.1 and being Parcels No.449

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.275 of 1990dated 17th September, 1990 in favour of ALFONSO WESTBY.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106589This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, MILLER’S BIGHT,Block No.4 and being Parcels No.71

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.3554 of 1999dated 31st November, 1999 and recorded in Deeds Ilook Volume 43 of 1999at Folios 423-421 in favour of SOLEDAD AYUSO.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106590This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, DANGRIGANORTH, Block No.31and being Parcels No.197

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No. 324 of 1993dated 8th June, 1993 in favor of MANUEL POLANCO.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-20l106591This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. SAN JOSE/SANPABLO, Block No.1and being Parccls No.479

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.494 of 1999dated 12th June, 1999 in favor of HILMAR CHI

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106592This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. FORT GEORGE/PICKSTOCK, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.33

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.249 of 1968dated 7th May, 1968 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 2 of 1968 at Folios895.900 in favour of ESSO STANDARD OIL S.A. LIMITED.

APPLICATION NO. LRS.201106593This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. PORT/LOYOLAVILLE, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.1886

This parcel of land is the subject ofa Conveyance No.1177 of 1999 dated27th April, 1999 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 13 of 1999 at Folios1189-I 198 in favour of LISA GREEN.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106594This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. SAN IGNACIONORTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.1950

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.56 of 1984dated 7th March, 1984 in favor of AQUILA ALVARADO.

APPLICATION NO.LRS-201106595This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. PORT/LOYOLAVILLE, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.2214

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.1673 of 2008 dated17th December, 2007 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 2 of 2008 atFolios 1111-1118 in favour of FIZGERALD DAVIS.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106596This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PORT/

LOYOLAVILLE, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.2218

This parcel of land is the subject of a Assent No.1369 of 2008 dazed 5thMay, 2008 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 17 of 2008 at Folios 669.678in favour of FIZGERALD DAVIS.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106597This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. PORT/LOYOLAVILLE, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.2223

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.1689 of 2008 dated17th December, 2008 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 2 of 2008 atFolios 1119-1126 in favour of FIZGERALD DAVIS.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-20 II06598This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. PORT/LOYOLAVILLE, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.2224

This parcel of land is the subject of an Assent No.1367 of 2008 dated 15thMay 2001and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 17 of 2008 at Folios 649.658in favour of FIZGERALD DAVIS.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106599This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. PORT/LOYOLAVILLE, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.2213

This parcel of land is the subject of an Assent No.1388 of 2008 dated 1stMay, 2008 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 17 of 2008 at Folios1019.1028 in favour of FIZGERALD DAVIS

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106600This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PORT/LOYOLAVILLE, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.2133

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.3392 of 2007 dated21st September, 2007 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 41 of 2007 asFolios 063.970 in favour of FIZGERALD DAVIS.

APPLICATION NO. LR.S-201106601This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PORT/LOYOLAVILLE, Block No.4 5 and being Parcels No.2140

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.2731 of 2007 dated16th August, 2007 recorded in Deeds Book Volume 33 of 2007 at Folios907-914 in favour of F1ZGERALD DAVIS.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106602This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PORT/L.OYOLAVILLE, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.2141

This parcel of land is the subject of an Assent No.1368 of 2008 dated 15thMay, 2008 recorded in Deeds Book Volume 17 of 2008 at Folios 659-668 infavour of FIZGERALD DAVIS.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106603This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, BELIZE RURALNORTH II, Block No.11 and being Parcels No.812

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.290 of 2007dated 10th April, 2007 in favor of ISHMAEL FABER

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106604This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, Block No.31andbeing Parcels No.959

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.33 of 1988dated 26th April, 1988, in favor of LIZONIE NORALES.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106684This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, TRIAl FARM,Block No.4 and being Parcels No.868

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.0190 of2005 dated 27th December, 2004 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 3 of2005 at Folios 53-60 in favour MAGDALENA G. BOL.








the school’s Principal Mr.Alejandro Najaro as the“perfect student. He is a wellbehaved, polite and dedicatedstudent who sometimes evengets ahead of his techers ashe is keen on doing intensiveresearch” said principal Najaro. 2) Delsey Hill – 86.3 – SacredHeart RC Primary School, SanIgnacio. Delsey is the daughterof Ernest Hill and SarahChacon. 3) Philibert Chun - 85 - SantaElena RC Primary School, SantaElena. Philibert is the son ofMirtita and Rafael (deceased-2 years) Chun. 4) Katelyn Montejo – 84.7 –Eden Adventist Primary School,Bishop Martin RC - Anwar Jamaal Wade (L)

with Principal Alejandro Najaro (R)

Sacred Heart RC - Delsey Hill (C) with teachersMiguel Monroy (L) and Elizabeth Cummings (R)

Santa Elena. Katelyn is thedaughter of Fernando andRadiana Montejo. 5) Halle Velasquez – 84.25 –St. Andrews Anglican PrimarySchool, San Ignacio. Halle is thedaughter of Gertrudes andMelva Velasquez and 6) Miguel Salazar – 82.25 –Faith Nazarene Primary School,San Ignacio, Miguel is the sonof Miguel Angel Garcia andEugenia Elizabeth Salazar. All six top students indicatedthat they will be attendingSacred Heart College in SanIganacio Town. We wish them only the verybest as they venture into thatnew phase of their lives.

Santa Elena RC -Philibert Chun

Eden Aventist Primary - Katelyn Montejo (L) withVice Principal Mrs. Esmay Neal (R)

SANTA ELENA TOWN,CAYO, Friday, June 10, 2011: While we afforded duerecognition, in last weekend’sedition of the STAR, to AliyahMarin as the National TopPerformer in the Primary SchoolExamination 2011, it is onlyfitting that similar recognitionbe afforded to other equallydeserving students who satthose examinations as theyindividually did their best.

Faith Nazarene - Miguel Salazar (C) with teacher Mr. GustavoLisbey (L) and Principal Mrs. Christina Bradley (R)

St. Andrew’s Anglican -Halle Velasquez

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By: Wellington C. RamosFormer National Football Player

Since the President of theFootball Federation of Belize(FFB) Bertie Chimillio didnot make sure that his leaguemet the requirements of theNational Sports Council it isclear that he thinks he is abovethe laws of Belize. The Government of Belizewas elected by the citizens ofthe country and as such theyhave an obligation to carry outits function in the best interestof the people and country ofBelize. The FFB under the leadershipof Bertie Chimillio, has beenrunning football in Belize formany years now and they havenot improved the sport or havedeveloped any football team tomake Belize competitive in theinternational arena as the recordcan attest. Also, with the current scandalstaking place within the FIFAorganization, it is obvious thatsome of their officials who areincompetent were elected due topayoffs and bribes as opposedto their knowledge andprofessional expertise in thesport. This scandal will lead tomore information that we werenot aware of because manycountries in the world willbegin to investigate theFIFA representatives in theirhomelands. Allowing FFB to continuerunning football in Belize andexpecting better results iswishful thinking because of theirlong history of failure. Jack Warner the FIFAVice-President and MohammedBin Hammam, were recentlysuspended by the league’sdisciplinary committee onalleged inappropriate conductover a reported $40,000 USbribe to regional delegates tosecure votes on behalf of anaspiring President MohammedBin Hammam. If found guilty they could bebanned for life for any further

involvement with footballanywhere in the world. The Government of Belizecannot wait for FIFA todiscipline their officials beforethey plan for the improvementof football in the country. TheMinster of Sports can nowauthorize the Belize NationalFootball Association (B.N.F.A.)to form a committee to selectthe best players in the countryto attend a football trainingcamp. Selecting a National FootballTeam over the years have alwaysbeen unfair from my ownpersonal experience when I wasplaying football in Belize. Mostof the people who were chosenwere not picked because oftheir abilities and capabilities inplaying football. A majority ofthem were selected because offavoritism. With a selection committee,they will have the opportunityto select three of the bestplayers for each position andsend them to the Training Campto compete among themselvesfor those positions. However,they must bear in mind that some

of our country’s rated players areout of the country playing andthey must meet their contractualobligations. These playersshould be given the opportunityto participate in this process asBelizeans. I am not too sure about the newway in selecting the country’snational football team. I was toldthat over the years the countryused the team that won theNational Football tournamentwhich in this case will be theBelize Defense Force, as thecore team and then picked otherplayers from several teams tomake up the national selection.I am opposed to this method andprefer when three of the bestplayers countrywide for eachposition are chosen to competeagainst each other for thepositions on the team. Belize have six districtsand each have a President andcommittee members who arefamiliar with the players.Among themselves, they shouldbe able to formulate the rules andregulation as to who are the bestplayers for each position in theirdistricts. Then, they could also

consider having the fans vote forthe best player for each positionin the country to relievethemselves from this burden asis done in the United Statesfor some sports. The Government of Belize willhave to start soliciting funds forthis project and I am more thanconvinced that many diehardfootball fans, businesses, formerfootball players and others willbe glad to contribute towardsthis worthy cause. This is agolden opportunity for theMinister to demonstrate howserious he is. If he wait toolong, he will give the FFBthe opportunity to re-group,mobilize and re-gain control offootball and we will return backto the Doomsday of football inBelize. Belizeans have beenwaiting too long to see a caliberfootball team represent theircountry and this is the goldenopportunity they have. I am now calling on theMinister of Sports JohnSaldivar to use his power andact because this chaos andconfusion over football inBelize must come to and end ifwe are to have any future inthis sport.






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VACANCY Academic Vice Principal

The Board of Governors of Sacred Heart College invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the full-time post of Academic VicePrincipal. The position will be effective July 1, 2011.

The Academic Vice Principal (non-teaching) is the senior Vice Principal of the high school division of Sacred Heart College. His orher responsibilities include coordination of curriculum development, academic policies, student scheduling, teacher recruitment, teachersupervision, staff development, student registration and general administration. He or she reports to the Principal/President.

The Academic Vice Principal will be a person who:· Is familiar with and supportive of the mission of Sacred Heart College;· Is capable of working as part of the College’s senior management team which includes the Dean of the Junior College and the Student Affairs Vice Principal of the High School;· Has excellent communication and interpersonal skills;· Possesses leadership and management skills.· Is a strong Academic Leader· Is familiar with curriculum and assessment in secondary education

Education and Experience: Preference will be given to applicants who possess a Master’s Degree in Educational Administration (or relatedfield) from an accredited institution, and a minimum of five years experience in teaching or administration in a secondary school. Fluency inSpanish will be an asset.

Remuneration: In accordance with salary scales approved by the Ministry of Education.

Application Deadline: June 10, 2011.

Applications should include a resume and the names of 3 referees. Electronic applications should be mailed to [email protected] copies should be sent or delivered to: The Secretary

Board of GovernorsSacred Heart CollegeP.O. Box 163San Ignacio, Cayo

Just To Prove That Women Are Hard To Please A store that sells husbands hasjust opened in Belize City, wherea woman may go to choose andbuy a husband. Among the instructions at theentrance is a description of howthe store operates. You may visit the store ONLYONCE! There are six floors andthe attributes of the men increaseas the shopper ascends theflights. There is, however, a catch.......You may choose any man froma particular floor, or you maychoose to go up a floor, but youcannot go back down except toexit the building! So, a woman goes to theHusband Store to buy ahusband. On the first floor the sign onthe door reads: Floor 1 - Thesemen have jobs and love theLord.The second floor sign reads:Floor 2 - These men have jobs,love the Lord, and love kids.The third floor sign reads: Floor3 - These men have jobs, love

the Lord, love kids, and areextremely good looking.' Wow,' she thinks, but feelscompelled to keep going.She goes to the fourth floor andsign reads: Floor 4 - These menhave jobs, love the Lord, lovekids, are drop-dead goodlooking and help with thehousework.' Oh, mercy me!' she exclaims,'I can hardly stand it!' Still, shegoes to the fifth floor and signreads: Floor 5 - These menhave jobs, love the Lord, lovekids, are drop-dead gorgeous,help with the housework, andhave a strong romantic streak. She is so tempted to stay, butshe goes to the sixth floor andthe sign reads: Floor 6 - Youare visitor 4,363,012 to thisfloor. There are no men on thisfloor. This floor exists solely asproof that women are impos-sible to please. Thank you forshopping at the HusbandStore. Watch your step as youexit the building, and have anice day!

SACRED HEART COLLEGE

thousand students who sat thoseexams, this year’s top PSEperformer is Aliyah Marin. Sheis a 12 year old child who wasborn and is growing up in theheart of south side Belize Cityon Periwinkle Street in LakeIndependence. This recent realityreminds me of the famous wordsof the Rev. Jessie Jackson whoonce said “I was born in theslums but the slums was not bornin me”. Class of 2011 –, today you arestanding tall on the shoulders ofyour parents, AND FOR THIS IASK YOU TO JOIN ME INGIVING THEM A ROUND OFAPPLAUSE - Today you arelikewise standing tall on theshoulders of your Principal andteachers, PLEASE FORANOTHER ROUND OFAPLAUSE. Today you arestanding tall on the shoulders ofthe Management and the Board ofGovernors of this great institution– THEY CERTAILY DESERVE AROUND OF APPLAUSE. WITH MOTIVATION ASYOUR DRIVER, SUCCESS

Continued From Page 6 WILL MOST CERTAINLY BEYOUR FINAL DESTINATION”,Class of 2011 - This is yourMantra - This is your Mission -This is your Motivation - And thisis indeed your Moment. You arethe future of Belize – The choicesyou make today will determine thekind of Belize we have tomorrow.You have intelligent brains in yourheads and young feet in your shoes– Stand up – March-on to highereducation and make Belize trulyproud of you. Congratulations -And my God Bless us all. I thankyou.

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APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106686This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ALBERT/MESOP,Block No.45 being Parcels No.1586

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.2493 of 2007 dated17th July, 2007 recorded in Deeds Book Volume 30 of 2007 at Folios 667-682 in favour of NANDLAL NANDWANI.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106687This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PORT/LOYOLAVILLE, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.361 & 363

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.992 of 2008dated 8th April, 2008 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 12 of 2008 atFolios 673-68 8 in favour of RAUL MIGUEL MAGANA.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106688This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PLACENTIANORTH, Block No.31and being Parcels No.645

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.956 of 2003dated 14th August, 2003 in favor of KELVIN THOMAS.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106689l’his parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PLACENTIANORTH, Block No.36 and being Parcels No.1687

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.931 of 1983dated 10th October, 1983 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 12 of 1983 atFolios 7-14 in favour of EDWARD DELANO PIERCE.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-20l106690This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ALBERT/MESOP,Block No.45 and being Parcels No.1263

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.2058 of 1989 dated 7thNovember, 1989 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 22 of 1989 at Folios299-306 in favour of HAROLD F1ANCIS LONGSWORTH.

APPLICATION NO. LRS201 106692This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIOSOUTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.2 143

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.885 of 2008dated 2nd April, 2008 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 9 of 2008 atFolios 295302 in favour of SHIRLEY MCSWEANEY & ERRONMCSWEANEY.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106693This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIOSOUTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.2146

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.674 of 2008dated 14th March, 2008 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 9 of 2008 atFolios 257-263 in favour of SHIRLEY MCSWEANEY & ERRONMCSWEANEY.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201I06800This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No.7 and being Parcels No.7 148

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.177 of 2010dated 26th January, 2010 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 02 of 2010 atFolios 1465-1476 in favour of DION DWAYNE INGRAM.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-20 1106802This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, FORTGEORGE/PICKSTOCK, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.1031

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.423 of 2001dated 15th July, 2001 in favor of THE FORT GEORGE COMMUNITYASSOCIATION.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106803This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN JOSE/SANPABLO, Block No.1 and being Parcels No.621

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.64 of 2000dated 4th March, 2000 in favor of HILARIO ESCARRAGA.

APPLICATION NO. LRS201106804This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.4 123

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.0090 of 2005 dated15th December, 2004 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume I of 2005 atFolios 1413-1420 in favour of LUANNI A.MEDINA.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106805This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, VALLEYCOMMUNITY/ALTA VISTA, Block No.31 and being Parcels No.72

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.227 of 1992dated 26th May, 1992 in favor of PEARL CASEY.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201106806This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, DANGRIGASOUTH, Block No.31 and being Parcels No.3052

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Gift No.1578 of 2006 dated 8thMay, 2006 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 20 of 2006 at Folios1393-1402 in favour of ROBERT MARIANO.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106807This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, DANGRIGASOUTH, Block No.31and being Parcels No.3 054

This parcel of land is the subject of an Assent No.1123 of 1991 dated 25thJune, 1991 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 13 of 1991 at Folios475-484 in favour of AMADEO MARIANO.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106808This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, DANGRIGASOUTH, Block No.31 and being Parcels No.3051

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Gift No.1576 of 2006 dated 8thMay, 2006 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 20 of 2006 at Folios1373-1382 in favour of ROBERT MARIANO.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106811This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNAC1OSOUTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.515

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.1789 of 2002dated 26th June, 2002 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 22 of 2002 atFolios 1145-1150 in favour of EMIL RENE MORENO.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106812This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, FORTGEORGE/PICKSTOCK, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.454

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.10 of 1967dated 24th December, 1967 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 1 of 1967 atFolios 73-76 in favour of ESSO STANDARD OIL S.A. LIMITED.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201 106818This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIONORTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.1820

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.9 of 2004dated 13th July, 2004 in favor of SANTIAGO MENDOZA & ESTERMENDOZA.


In accordance with Section 13 of the Registered Land Act Chapter 194,Revised Edition 2000, 1, CESAR DIAZ, for Registrar of Lands, hereby servesnotice that within one month from the date hereof: I intend to registerthe following parcels of land listed below for which application for firstregistration have been received.The attention of the general public is hereby drawn to this notice. Any personwhose rights and interest may be affected by the registering of these parcelsmust get in touch with me before expiry date of this notice between Mondaysto Fridays at the Land Registry in Belmopan.

(CESAR DIAZ) (Mr.)For REGISTRAR OF LANDS






policemen surprised him whilehe was “chilling out” at aresidence in the New Site areaof Dangriga Town. He reportedly offered noresistance as he was taken intocustody. He was transportedfrom Dangriga to San Ignaciothat same day and on Tuesday,June 7 he appeared beforeMagistrate Dale Cayetanowhere he pled guilty to theescape charge. While an escape chargewould carry an automatic, 6 to12 custodial sentence, Theprosecution pressed for thecustomary custodial sentence,the Human DevelopmentOfficer however requestedotherwise, he told the court thatthe escapee was a “smartperson with 7 CXC” and assuch should not be sent to jail.

LOST LAND/LEASE CERTIFICATEPursuant to Section 37(3) of the Registered Land Act Chapter 194, Laws of Belize, Revised Edition 2000, notice is herebygiven of the loss of the following Land and Lease Certificates:-

It is poposed to cancel the above LandlLease Certificates after the expiration of twenty-one (21) days from the appearanceof this notice. Any person in possession of the above-mentioned certificates is required to return it to the Belize LandRegistry, Ministry of Natural Resources & the Environment, Belmopan.

(CESAR DIAZ) (Mr.)for REGISTRAR OF LANDS

NAMES Certificate Nos.Registration SectionBlock & Parcel Nos.

PASCUAL BRUNO ROMERO

ISMAEL MORENO & DELCIAMORENO (Jointly

ISMAEL MORENO & DELCIAMORENO (Jointly

DARWAYNE AUGUST

HELEN LACEY NEE LOEWEN

JUANITA AKE

August Pine Ridge 9/575/1

Xaibe Rural 1/1067

Xaibe Rural 1/964

Santa Elena/Cayo 23/1171

Ramonal Zapote North 1/164

Paraiso/Santa Rita 1/237

9019/2007 dtd 24/7/2007

2675/2003 dtd 14/4/2003

5717/2003 dtd5/8/2003

Lrs-201012132 dtd 5/11/2010

4723/1997 dtd 23/9/1997

7330/2002 dtd 25/9/2002

Continued From Front Page Concurring with the requestfrom the Human DevelopmentOfficer, Magistrate Cayetanoimposed a $500 fine instead ofconfinement ordering for thefine to be paid by August 31 indefault 6 months imprisonment. Magistrate Cayetano thenproceeded to hear the substan-tive charges of robbery andaggravated assault against theaccused. He pleaded not guilty to bothcharges and was offered bail inthe sum of two thousand dollarsto reappear in court on Friday,July 29, 2011.The accused was unable to meetbail before the jail ride left townon Wednesday evening and sohe was transported to thecentral prison where he willremain until he is eitherreleased on bail or returns tocourt as scheduled.

SAN IGNACIO TOWN,Cayo, Wednesday, June 8,2011: Last week we reported aboutthe police manhunt for WindellTrapp, 20, who was wanted inconnection with choppinginjuries caused to Jeston Gabb,23, as he was walking on 2nd

Street in San Ignacio townshortly after 6:00 pm on Mon-day, May 30. After being on the run for aweek, Trapp handed himself into the police on Tuesday, June 7which is the same day on whichthe victim was released fromBelize City’s Karl HeusnerMemorial Hospital where hewas hospitalized for the past 8days Trapp spent the night inpolice lock-up while the “use ofdeadly means of harm” charge

was prepared and served to him.He appeared in court onWednesday, June 8 and was re-manded to prison to be returnedto court on Monday, August 31(83 days) being just a week shortof 90 days.

Monday: Draft Beer $3.00Tuesday: Local Rum $3.00Wed.: Panty Ripper $3.95

Thursday: Pińa Colada $9.95Friday: Micheladas $4.00

Mexican & Belizean Menu

The Home OfMARGARITAS

SPECIALSMondays To Fridays:Regular Margaritas: $6.95Straberry Margaritas: $7.95

Blue Margaritas: $8.95Monday - Friday

5 to 7 P.M

HAPPY HOUR

Windell Trapp, 20










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