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SAN IGNACIO TOWN,Monday, 14 November 2011: Swift police action resulted inthe rapid apprehension of oneperson, said to be the driver ofthe get-away car used in abrazen 11 o’clock Saturdaymorning robbery in a busysection of San Ignacio Town. Saturday is market day in SanIgnacio. The market square inthe Savannah Area of Townis normally bustling with

commercial activities. Vendorsusually begin setting up theirstalls and their tents from asearly as 3:00 am getting readyto capture early customers. Such was the case of LilianJuarez and her family, ownersof a candy wholesale outlet inthe area. The store does businesson Saturdays only, as candyretailers visit to get their week’ssupply. As per normal, the

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SAN IGANCIO, Cayo, Mon-day, 14 November 2011: Talk about swift justice, itcan hardly get swifter than inthe case of a 31 year oldBelizean laborer who wascaught committing the crime,detained, arrested, charged,sentenced and sent to jail for fiveyears all occurring in less thanfour hours. Edgar Williams, of aCarrasow Street address in SanIgnacio was out of his house foronly forty five minutes onMonday, 14 November whenupon returning he found aburglar inside his house.Williams left home at around 8o’clock that Monday morning

and upon returning at around8:45, he heard some unusualnoise inside his house. Hechecked around the exterior ofthe house before entering


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family made the early morningtrip from the village of CristoRey to open their businessas usual at around 3:30 am.Activities were proceedingnormally until shortly after11:00 am when the husbandstepped out on an errand. Lilian Juarez told the policethat at around 11:20 thatSaturday morning she wasbehind the counter inside thestore when two male persons,with stockings over their faces,stormed into the store. One ofthem armed with a hand gunpointed it at her. They bothjumped over the counter andremoved the contents of herpurse estimated at around fivethousand dollars. In addition tothe cash, they also made offwith a lap top computer and acellular telephone. Juarezestimates the total loss at seven

thousand three hundred and fiftydollars. With the loot andmerchandise in hand the tworobbers ran out of the store,boarded a small red taxi cabwhich sped off, passing in frontof the police station, over theHawksworth bridge, into SantaElena and down the WesternHighway. Armed with the identity of thedriver and the D00217 licenseplate number of the car, policewas on their way to the RedCreek residence of the driverbut before reaching, theyintercepted the car near ThreeFlags Supermarket in SantaElena as it was heading backinto town. The police tookpossession of the car, ordered thedriver out and into the frontpassenger seat and drove itunder escort to the station in SanIgnacio.

BY: Cruz GamezTournament CoordinatorSAN IGNACIO TOWN, Cayo,Sunday, 13 November 2011: It was another exciting Sundayof under 16 football action at theNorman Broaster Stadium inSan Ignacio as the tournamententered into week number four. The usual four games in theseries were played with thefollowing results:

In the first game Santa Cruztook a licking from StealthBombers with a final score ofsix goals to two It was a bit worse for JuventusJr as they scored no goal whilethey took half a dozen goalsfrom Adventures Gentle Touch was likewiseunable to shake the net whileHeartz slammed in two goalsagainst them. In the fourth and final gamefor the day Benque Invadersput a beating on Rockets bydefeating them eight goals to nil. The action continues thisSunday, 20 November 2011: At 9:00 am Juventus Jr goesup against Rockets. At 10:00 am Heartz seesaction against Benque invaders. Then at 11:00 am El Progresso7 miles will do battle with

Adventures At 12:00 Santa Cruz andGentle Touch will close thisweek’s action.

As is customary, we take thisopportunity encourage you tocome out and support theseraising football stars.

The Alleged Get-Away Car With License Plates D00217 The driver, identified asJordan Uck, 23, Belizean taxioperator, was held in policedetention for the remainder ofthe weekend during which hewas formally arrested andcharged for conspiracy tocommit robbery. The accused appeared beforeMagistrate Linsbert Willis, onMonday, 14 November where hepled not guilty to the charge. Hetold the magistrate that he is anhonest taxi driver and that hewas engaged in his regularbusiness when two customersrequested his service for a ride

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to Unitedville for which hewas paid fifty dollars. Theprosecution objected to thegranting of bail on groundsthat the matter is still underinvestigation. The objectionwas upheld by the magistrateresulting in the accused beingremanded to prison untilMonday, 5 December. The official press releaseissued that same Mondayinformed that the police “arelooking for Jovan Conorqueand Percival Jones pendinginvestigation” both said to beresidents of Georgeville village.

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In July 2009 Henry Canton instituted Claim 661 of 2009, Henry Canton v Citrus Products of Belize Limited (CPBL)seeking declarations to the effect that:

(1) By his employment contract, a binding and enforceable contract was concluded between himself and CPBL;(2) By virtue of his employment contract, he is entitled to remain a director of CPBL and its subsidiaries while his

contract subsists;(3) His removal as a director of CPBL or any of its subsidiaries while the contract subsists would constitute a breach

of his contract and unlawful.

Canton filed his claim in response to the decision of Belize Citrus Growers Association Investment Company Limited(BCGAICL), the majority shareholder of CPBL, to remove him as a director of CPBL. At the time the claim was filed Cantonalso sought an urgent injunction to restrain his removal as a director of CPBL. On or about August 2009 the BCGAICLappointed directors on the CPBL Board which included Frank Redmond, Michael Duncker and Henry Canton, along withBanks Holdings Ltd (BHL) appointed Directors Sir Allan Fields, Richard Cozier, Robert Ramchand and Dan Stoutedetermined not to defend Canton’s claim against CPBL. BCGAICL therefore applied to be joined as parties so that it couldparticipate in the claim and argue why the declarations sought should not be granted.

Following BCGAICL’s change of directors on CPBL’s Board in April 2010, both BCGAICL and BHL issued instructions toCPBL’s attorneys, Barrow and Williams, to defend the claim on behalf of CPBL on June 2nd 2010. The CFO of CPBL gavesimilar instructions to Barrow and Williams for CPBL to defend against the Canton claim on June 3rd 2010. Since the defenceshould have been from October/November 2009 an application for an extension of time had to be filed to enable CPBL todefend the claim. However, the application for extension of time was only filed on 28th October 2011 after the Court issuednotice of a hearing for a default judgment in the matter.

On Tuesday 8th November 2010 Madam Justice Hafiz heard both CPBL’s application for extension of time to file a defenceand an application for default judgment by Henry Canton.

Although Counsel for CPBL argued that justice would only be served in allowing CPBL to defend the claim, Madam JusticeHafiz determined that no good reason had been offered for the delay and denied CPBL’s application for an extension of timeto file a defence.

As a consequence of the absence of a defence, the Court was required to accept the contents of Canton’s claim as thoughproved. Only legal submissions could therefore be made by Counsel for CPBL and BCGAICL on issues of law. CPBL’sCounsel, Barrow and Williams, argued that no utility could be served by the granting of the declarations and so the Courtshould refuse to grant the declarations. Counsel for BCGAICL argued that the right of appointment of a director is a right ofthe shareholder and could not be contracted away by CPBL. Furthermore, by the Articles of Association of CPBL, only BHLand BCGAICL have a right of appointment of directors. Counsel for Henry Canton argued that at the time Canton wasemployed, a right of appointment of directors was not conferred only on BHL and CPBL and so it was a valid term of Canton’scontract that he should be a director of CPBL and all its subsidiaries.

Madam Justice Hafiz determined at the close of arguments that the declarations should be granted. Reasons for her decisionwill be provided at a later date.

It should be noted that in Claim No. 852 of 2009, Belize Citrus Growers Association Investment Company Limited vCitrus Products of Belize Limited etal, Madam Justice Hafiz determined that pursuant to the Articles of Association ofCPBL, BHL and BCGAICL had the absolute right to appoint and remove their nominated directors to CPBL Board and thatit was not necessary to convene a meeting of CPBL for this purpose - it may be effected by way of letter.

Furthermore, back in 2006 when growers became aware of the then secret Investment Agreement, they appointed aCommittee of Five to review the agreement and among other things recommended that Dr. Canton’s contract be renegotiatedto take out the provision that he must be appointed to the Board of CPBL and all its subsidiary companies. Therecommendations of the Committee of Five were accepted by all parties and the growers agreed for the Investment Agreementto proceed on the understanding that all the recommendations of the Committee of Five would be effected.

Dr. Canton raised the issue of his appointment to the CPBL Board at the first Board meeting of CPBL where Bank HoldingsLtd. appointed directors were present. The directors dismissed the agreed recommendation of the Committee of Five. WhenDr. Canton was removed from the Board of CPBL these same directors of CPBL appointed by BHL, namely Sir Allan Fields,Richard Cozier, Robert Ramchand and Dan Stoute along with Michael Duncker and Frank Redmond voted for CPBLnot to defend against Canton’s lawsuit. The outcome of yesterday’s proceeding clearly demonstrates that Henry Canton,Michael Duncker, Frank Redmond and the Banks Holdings appointed directors did not act in the best interest of thecompany and also against the recommendation of the Committee as was sanctioned by the growers as a condition to proceedwith the Investment Agreement.






Since the Republican nomina-tion for their party opened tofind a candidate to representthem in the 2012 presidentialelection, several candidates arein the race but so far none ofthem is acceptable to mostAmerican voters. Only four of the candidateshave executive managementexperience as Governor of aState and they are; TimPawlenty, the former Governorof Minnesota, who has sincedropped out of the race; MittRomney, the former Governorof Massachusetts; Jon Hunts-man, the former Governor of

Utah; and Rick Perry, thecurrent Governor of Texas. Mitt Romney is changing mostof his positions on key issuessuch as abortion, health care andother moderate issues so thathe can get the votes of theneoconservatives and conserva-tives in the Republican Party towin the nomination. This isviewed by many as flip-floppingor political prostituting justto get people’s vote and mostRepublicans are refusing him. Rick Perry, despite all theyears as governor, lacks vision,seems to be confused andcannot articulate his positionclearly on the issues that arecoming up in the debates so far.In a recent debate, he couldnot even name three Federalgovernment departments hewould eliminate to save moneythat he deems are not effective.When Ron Paul whispered tohim EPA, he repeated EPA notknowing that this is not adepartment but an agency.Whether Ron Paul knew that hewas doing more damage to RickPerry by giving him wrongadvice or he himself did not

know the departments of theFederal government is still leftto be seen. Jon Huntsman, the othercandidate, is not making anyprogress in this race and if hedoesn’t improve soon, he mightbe forced to withdraw hiscandidacy, like the formergovernor of Minnesota TimPawlenty. The Republicans have severalcandidates who have legislativeexperience, such as NewtGingrich, Rick Santorum,Michelle Bachmann and RonPaul. Of all these candidatesthe one with the most namerecognition, experience, cha-risma and who can articulate hisvision in my opinion is NewtGingrich. Yet, many membersof the Republican Party do notwant him because of his pastpolitical issues that they feel willcome up if he becomes theparty’s nominee. During the debates someRepublicans are beginning tosee that he makes a lot of senseand he is of substance, so hisnumbers in the polls aremoving upwards, while RickPerry with all his money isgoing downwards. The other candidate isHerman Cain, the only blackcandidate in the field, is tryingto defend himself against severalsexual harassment scandals. Hewas seen as a good candidatebecause of his core religiousbeliefs and his conservativeviews but, with these scandals,all these positive attributes arenow questionable and he willdecline in the polls and eventu-ally fall out of the race. Further-more, anybody who honestlybelieves that the Republicanswill vote for a black person torepresent them in the upcomingpresidential election is engagedin wishful thinking. This election is about whichone of these candidates candevelop a vision to deal with thisdevastating economy and havestrategies in place to implementso that this economy can getbetter. President Barak Obamainherited an economy in ruinsafter eight years George Bush ‘sadministration. It is impossiblefor this president to undo all thedamage in just four years.According to many of the pollstaken so far, most Americans

still blame George Bush for thecurrent terrible state of oureconomy. President Obama has recom-mended several proposals toCongress to deal with oureconomic problems but theRepublican-controlled Houseand their allies in the Senatehave voted against all of hisproposals. It is clear that the Republicanshave refused to work with thispresident because they believethat successful legislation willonly contribute to his re-elec-tion. The American people areaware of this and will beprepared to vote all theseRepublicans out of office andre-elect this president. For thosewho are angry, frustrated andblaming President Obama, theyneed to know that the presidentcannot do anything withoutcongressional approval. Around January of next year,the front runner will be clear andby August the Republican Partywill have a candidate. The way it is going right now,it seems as if that candidate willbe Mitt Romney. He has themoney, experience, organiza-tional support and all that it takesto be the nominee of the party.Notwithstanding whoeverbecomes the candidate for theRepublicans, the party will be sodamaged that it will take a lot ofwork to bring this fragmentedfield together to defeat PresidentObama. President Obama must force allthese financial institutions thatwere given our TARP money tostart investing into the economy.This will help the industriesto provide jobs to our citizens,increase purchasing in theconsumer market, reduceunemployment in most statesand experience growth in ourGDP. We are beginning to withdrawour forces from Iraq andAfghanistan and that will be rev-enue which we will be able tospend on our domestic economy. The state of the nationaleconomy is the most importantissue for most Americans but theRepublicans are also concernedabout other ideological issuessuch as abortion, healthcare,same sex marriage and otherissues, which will play a majorrole in their votes to determinewho will represent them in the2012 race for the White House.

BY: Wellington Ramos






BENQUE VIEJO, Cayo,Thursday 17 November 2011: Benque Viejo is preparingfor Friday’s historic officialinauguration of the very firstcommercial bank in thatwestern municipality. The newest kid on thebanking block, Heritage Bank,is blazing new trails as it movefull speed ahead in opening itsninth branch in Belize. Apart from being a proudaccomplishment for the bank’sChairman, Mr. RichardSutton; Country Manager, Mr.Stephen Duncan and the staffof Heritage Bank, the openingof the Benque Heritage Branchis considered a milestoneachievement for Area Represen-tative, Hon. Erwin Contrerasas well as for Mayor NicholasRuiz and Councilors of theBenque Viejo Town Council allof whom have been lobbying forseveral years to have their ownbank. The call was finallyanswered by Heritage Bank. “The move is timely” saysMayor Ruiz, “as a massiveincrease in economic activitiesis predicted with the soon to beinaugurated Western FreeZone.” The historic ceremony isscheduled to begin at 10 o’clockon Friday morning, 18 Novem-ber with the singing of theNational Anthem voiced byemployees of the bank. This willbe followed by Fr JerryShehan, from the MountCarmel Parish, with theOpening Prayer. The program continues withthe Welcome Address to bedelivered by the bank’sCustomer Services Manager,Mrs. Bridget Guzman. Other addresses will bedelivered by Mayor NicholasRuiz; Area Representative,Hon. Erwin Contreras and thebank’s Country Manager, Mr.Stephen Duncan. The Thank You address willbe delivered by the new Officerin Charge of Benque HeritageBranch, Mrs. Sharon Morrisafter which Minister ErwinContreras will join ChairmanRichard Sutton for the ceremo-nial cutting of the ribbonfollowed by the releasing ofballoons by employees of thebank, the blessing of thebuilding by Fr. Jerry Shehanand finally the popping of

Heritage’s Country Manager,Mr. Stephen Duncan

champagne by Heritage employ-ees. While the bank will beofficially inaugurated and the

building will be blessed onFriday, 18 November, actualoperations, with four employees,will begin on Thursday, 1December. The four employees have atleast two things in common:They are all new additions to thebank’s staff and they are allresiding in the area. The Officerin Charge of the new branch,Mrs. Sharon Morris, hailsfrom Succotz Village. We join with residents ofBenque Viejo in congratulatingthe Chairman, Country Managerand the staff of Heritage Bank

for taking this bold move andfor making history with theopening of their newest branch. Heritage Bank took overoperations from the Alliance Bankin 2009 and began using the newname and brand on 1 January2010. Since taking over, Heritagehas expanded exponentially withnine branches countrywide. From its headquarters onPrincess Margaret Drive inBelize City, Heritage alsooperates branches on BarrackRoad, also in Belize City, as wellas in Orange Walk Town,Belmopan, San Ignacio, SanPedro, Independence, Pomonaand now Benque Viejo.






BY: Herman Pastor Jr.President BKF Please be informed that theBelize karate Federation'sAnnual Ordinary Congresshas been deferred from Saturday12th November 2011 toSaturday 26th November 2011,10:00a.m., Belize FootballFederation's Conference Room,City of Belmopan. Delegates from all memberclubs are invited. Unregistered clubs who haveinterest in registering arewelcome to attend. The following clubs arecurrently members of the BKF:1) Orange Walk ShotokanKarate Tigers- Sense iMervin Reyes-Orange Walk(Provisional Membership)2) Martial Arts Academy-Sensei Leon Guild-Belize City(Member)

3) Belize City CentreDojo- Sensei Mark Welch/Sensei Frank Mckenzie- BelizeCity (Member)4) Cayo Shotokan KarateClub- Belmopan- Sensei DavidDiego- City of Belmopan(Member)5) Cayo Shotokan KarateClub- San Ignacio- SenseiHerman Pastor Jr./ SenseiAsha Pastor (Member)6) Cayo Shotokan KarateClub- Benque Viejo- SenseiNerici Pastor (Member)7) Kazuko Shotokan KarateDojo- Sensei Rito Fernandez-(Member)8) Southern Shotokan KarateAcademy- Dangriga- SenseiFernando Salam (ProvisionalMember)9) Cayo Shotokan KarateClub- Independence Village-Sensei Herman Pastor Jr./

Alfonso Zuniga (InactiveMember)10) San Pedro ShotokanKarate Club- San PedroTown-Sensei Steve Mosiah(Inactive Member) The following karate clubs areinvited to join the Belize KarateFederation so as to worktogether to develop Sport Karatein Belize:1) Princess Shotokan KarateClub- Sensei Leonard Nunez-Belize City2) St Joseph Shotokan KarateClub- Sensei Leonard Nunez-Belize City3) House of Shotokan- SenseiRaymond kelly- Belize City4) Belmopan Shotokan KarateClub- Sensei Daniel Cacho-Belmopan5) Dangriga Shotokan KarateClub- Sensei Simeon JosephJr.- Dangriga

6) Toledo Shotokan KarateClub- Sensei John Nunez-Punta Gorda Club Delegates are advised toreview and print the newlyrevised BKF Statutes, which isto be ratified at this event.

LAND TITLES UNITMarket Square,Belmopan City

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 in connection therewith,I have come to the conclusion that the duplicate of the Transfer Certificate of Title dated 21st Day of January 1972, andRegistered in the Land Titles Register Volume 7 at Fotio No. 289.

ALL THAT piece or parcel of land being the Mahogany Works called Darling Hall situate on the right hand side of theBelize River descending the base commencing at the lower mark of the applicant Beaver Dam Works and extendingdown the River to the upper line of the applicants Works called “Cocrico” the upper side line runs in a course of South74" East and extends half way across to the River Sibun the lower side line runs in a course of South 78' East and extendshalfway to the River Sibun the back line running between the upper and lower side lines halfway to the Sibun asdelineated per Duvernays’ plan of the Settlement as No. 16 and comprising approximately with “Cocrico” Fourteenthousand Seven hundred and Twenty acres. Government Property Map No. 47 I

In the name of Big Falls Ranch Limited of: A company duly incorporated in British Honduras with registered office at Big Falls, Belize River

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 appearance of this notice,to issue a new duplicate of the Registered Transfer Certificate of Title registered in the Land Titles Register Volume7 Folio No.289

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

CARLOS JIMENEZ Mr.For Registrar of Lands






There has been a lot of talk overthe last year about “helicopterparents,” parents who hover overtheir children and swoop in beforeor at the slightest hint of discom-fort, challenge, or threat of failure. Powerful parents know that whilethey want their children to succeed,there is great value in makingmistakes and learning from them. It’s developmentally appropriatefor children to become more andmore independent, self reliant andresponsible as they age. It can be challenging for parentsto know when to step back and lettheir children try something ontheir own. After all, from the timetheir children were babies, parentshave spent years meeting many toall of their child’s needs. Striking a balance betweenallowing your children to do tasksfor themselves and helping themwhen they seem to need or want isa talent of very powerful parents.This balance allows their childrento thrive because they feel moreconfident in themselves while stillfeeling supported and properlymentored. How can we instill self relianceand responsibility into our chil-dren? (1) Allow your children to makesome decisions: Even youngchildren can make sound decisionsif you give them a few selectchoices. Do you want to wear thered shirt or the blue shirt? Wouldyou like a peanut butter sandwichor a cheese sandwich? As childrenget older, you can allow them tomake more important decisionswith little to no guidance. They candetermine which activities in whichthey would like to engage, if theyneed a tutor for math, and whichfriends they’d like to spend timewith each day without needingmuch, if any, input from parents.While it’s tempting to make thesekinds of decisions for your olderchildren, they need to learn fromtheir own mistakes and stand ontheir own two feet—after all, theirdecisions are often correct! (2) Encourage your children totry tasks on their own: While it’soften quicker and more skillfullydone when we do it for them,children need to engage in tasks ontheir own if they’re ever goingto learn how to do them well.Laundry, shoe-tying, packing theirown bags, making the bed, and aregreat places to start. Older childrencan handle more and should!Learning how to cook andbecoming solely responsible fortheir own homework are tasksolder children should master. Whenchildren express a desire to engage

in a task, if it’s safe, be sure to letthem participate. Again, while itmay not be done as well as if youhad done it yourself, praise theeffort and the initiative and allowyour children to try it again nexttime. They will surely get betterand better with each effort, mistake,and success. 3) Model responsibility and selfreliance: Parents have manyresponsibilities—let your child seethem and hear about them! Say outloud; “This screw seems a littleloose, I’ll go get the screwdriverand tighten it” or “I have to planour weekly menu for dinner; let’ssee…Monday night we’ll have…”When children see you makingdecisions, taking initiative, and dis-playing self reliant behaviors, theywill engage in similar behavior.

Note: Be careful, parents! Ifyou and your spouse are used todividing up the labor, especially ifthey’re divided down traditionalgender lines, your children mayassume that “girls can’t do this”or “boys shouldn’t do that.” Showyour boys that a girl can change alightbulb and fix the flusher on thetoilet and boys can clean thedishes and do laundry! (4) Be your child’s coach ratherthan his sage: When your childasks you questions about how to dosomething or what to do in acertain situation, sometimes askingquestions is more important thanproviding answers. “What do youthink you should do? How wouldyou feel if you chose X? Whatwould happen if you did Yinstead?” These questions can

unlock the answers in your ownchild’s brain so the next time he’sin a similar situation he’ll be ableto call on his own experience andjudgment to make a decision. (5) Be a good support system:Sometimes this means cheeringthem on from the sidelines andother times it means encouragingthem to try again. Of course, whenchildren truly need your help, theyshould know that they can count onyou. If you teach them to ask forhelp when they really need it (whensomething seems unsafe or toochallenging), they should knowthat you will be there to assist them.When children know they cancount on you when they’re reallyin need, they’ll feel more secureabout taking healthy risks andmaking mistakes. (6) Provide them withresponsibilities: Chores are greatfor teaching children how to be self







positives may be right underyour nose, you may miss it allin your preoccupation with otherminor matters and worries. Takedeep breathe and relax. Luckynumbers: 19, 33, 42.

LEO:July 24 to August 21

There may be loose ends to tieup, take care of them beforeyou venture into your area ofinterest. There may be severalpeople in your life trying toinfluence your choices. Makesure to choose what you aremost comfortable with. Luckynumbers: 03, 66, 97.

VIRGO:August 22 toSeptember 21

Although you are blessed witha great sense of control, youmight still feel a bit shaky dueto some events in your recentpast. You need to believe inyourself and your abilities. Youare in a position to make someresponsible decisions. Yourfinancial position will also seesome improvement. Luckynumbers: 27, 54, 88.

LIBRA:September 22to October 23

A period of calm lies in wait foryou this week. It is a good timeto reach out to those who youhave been having a problemwith. Sort out your matters withthem. It is also a good time torenovate your surroundings and

ARIES:March 22 to April 20

You are thankful for the loveyour partner shows you, and forthe people who have shown yousupport. There could be somefinancial worries that you thinkneeds to be dealt with. Put yourbest efforts, and don’t overdowhen it comes to gifts orceremonies. Lucky numbers:23, 57, 92.

TAURUS: April 21 to May 21

As you have been workinghard and setting high targetsfor yourself so far, it is nowtime to take a break. Certainevents will reinforce yourself confidence. You willbenefit from adopting a spiritualregimen and a much healthierlifestyle. Lucky numbers: 07,44, 83.

GEMINI: May 22 to June 21

You will need to concetrate yourstrength to get ahead of thechallenges you are currentlyfacing. Avoid irritation andanger. Your health may posesome issues. Handle trickysituations with tact. It is a goodtime draw on the positivesof those around you. Luckynumbers: 15, 36, 90.

CANCER:June 22 to July 23

Some great opportunities mayarise of which you will want tomake full use. While all the

make a few pleasant changes.Lucky numbers: 22, 63, 77.

SCORPIO:October 24 to November 21

You may acquire somethingnew this week producing anupbeat attitude this week. Donot allow for trivial matters anddifferences in opinion to getthe better of you. You mayalso seek to help your closerelatives or other elders whohave made a difference inyour life. Lucky numbers: 38,52, 71.

SAGITTARIUS:November 22 to

December 21As Christmas approaches youmight be concerned about all thespending it brings along. Do notbecome over anxious, as like anyother day of the week, it willcome and go. Try to connectwith loved ones just as you didbefore, and be more in thepresent so that you may be ableto handle their demands. Luckynumbers: 25, 64, 89.

CAPRICORN:December 22 to

January 20You may contemplate differentways of making money so thatyou can get the thing you need.Be careful how you go aboutdoing this as you may end upignoring and upsetting lovedones in the process. Luckynumbers:16, 53, 84.

AQUARIUS:January 21 toFebruary 19

It’s going to be a very busyweek for you. You will need toinvest more time and effortin your family. Additionalresponsibility may come yourway, requiring you to be thatmuch more focussed. Yourhealth also needs to be takencare of. Lucky numbers: 30,61, 95.

PISCES:February 20to March 21

This week appears tobe a good phase. You willenjoy your time with familyand friends. Things seem tobe running smoothly as faras your life is concerned. Theremay be some ill-will brewing,with a few jealous individualstalking behind your back.Pay them no mind, take itwith a pinch of salt and moveon. Lucky numbers: 18, 68,78.

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reliant as well as how to work as ateam. Take some time to teach yourchildren how to do each choreproperly. You can even work on achecklist together which helps tobreak down the task into easy,age-appropriate chunks. Forexample, (1) Take the clothes outof the dryer, (2) Separate theclothes by family member, (3)Match up all the socks…and so on.

Providing responsibilities whichallow the children to show selfreliance and responsibility willindeed build self reliance andresponsibility. (7) Encourage healthy risk-taking: Assure your children thatmaking mistakes is OK. The mostimportant thing is that s/he tries!Most things are not done perfectlythe first time—even when you’re

an adult. It doesn’t mean “the endof the world” and there is noreason to be embarrassed. It can betough to watch our children makemistakes. We may want to rush totheir aid to shield them fromimpending failure or disappoint-ment. However, when parents dothis, they rob their children of somevery powerful tools; perseverance,confidence, and yes, self reliance.Your words and your encourage-ment have far-reaching affects. My

mother always used to sing to mewhenever I fell down; “just pickyourself up, brush yourself off,and start all over again!” I stillhear it in my head when I’ve madea blunder. Your children are relying on youto teach them how to approach theworld. Sometimes that meanswatching and learning from youand other times, that meanswatching and encouraging them tofigure it out on their own.

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WHEREAS having made the necessary inquires and having read the statutory declaration filed in connection therewith,I have come to the conclusion that the duplicate of the Transfer Certificate of Title dated 7th day of March 1972 andRegistered in the Land Titles Register Volume 7 at Folio No. 299

For ALL THAT piece or parcel of land being the Mahogany Work called “Erindale” situate on the right bank of BelizeRiver descending the base commencing at the Great Falls being the lower mark of the Works called Monkey Run Worksand extending down the River in a straight line to the upper mark of “Double Head Cabbage” Works the upper side lineruns back on a course of South 55" West half Way across to the River Sibun and the lower side line runs back on a courseSouth 49' East Halfway across to the River Sibun the back line being halfway across to the River Sibun and comprisingapproximately Twelve Thousand Four Hundred and forty-eight metres (Government Property Map No. 53) SAVE ANDEXCEPT all that piece or parcel of land comprising LL17.4 acres being a portion of land shown on plan dated 15thDecember 1971 and recorded at the General Registry in Surveyors Plan Book 6 Folio No. 97

ln the name of: Big Falls Ranch Limited

of: a company duly incorporated in British Honduras with registered office at Big Falls, Belize River.

HAS BEEN IRREVOCABTY LOST OR DESTROYED BY MISADVENTURE.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I intend, at the expiration of twenty-one days from the first appearance of this notice, toissue a new duplicate of the Registered Transfer Certificate of Title registered in the Land Titles Register Volume 7Folio No. 299



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It is hard to find executivehousing in Belize City and soafter searching for months,Chuck found the perfect place itcame complete with familyneighborhood, garden/lawn, etc. The problem was, he has adog, and the landlord specified"No dogs." Rather than continue the searchfor another plae, he decided tohide his dog and not tell thelandlord about it. All went well for months.Except for one thing: the familythat lived downstairs had arabbit that they kept in a cage inthe garden area. One day, the father of thefamily walked into the garden tofind the dog scratching at thecage, trying to get at the rabbit.He immediately went to thelandlord and complained. The landlord threatened tokick Chuck out. But Chuck,

being quite persuasive- andpunctual with rent checks,convinced the landlord to keephim and his dog. On the condi-tion that that Chuck keep his dogout of the garden area. Months went by with noincidence. However, hisgirlfriend stayed home sick athis place one day. She, notknowing the garden rule, let thedog out. Chuck came home and, to hisdismay, he found that the dogwasn't in the house. He opened the back door, andthere at the steps was his dog.Dead rabbit in mouth. Needless to say, Chuckpanicked. Not wanting to facecertain eviction, he took mattersinto his own hands. He bathed the dead rabbit,blow-dried its hair and carefullyplaced the rabbit back in thecage.

Natural causes, right? Nothinghappened. After an excruciating week, hefinally approached his neighborone morning on the way towork. "How is everything?" askedChuck. "We're moving" replied theman. "This is a sick neighbor-hood." "Why? What happened?"

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, USA,17 November 2011 A row has erupted in Mexicoafter boxer Juan ManuelMarquez wore shorts bearing apolitical party’s logo forSaturday’s Las Vegas fightagainst Manny Pacquiao. The Democratic RevolutionParty (PRD) said that bywearing the logo of theInstitutional RevolutionaryParty (PRI) he had violated aban on campaigning ahead ofelections. PRD lost the governorship ofMichoacan state to PRI inSunday’s polls. Marquez said he was simplygiven the shorts to wear by histeam. When he stepped into the ringwith the Philippines’ Pacquiaofor the world title fight in LasVegas, Marquez was wearingblack shorts emblazoned withthe PRI logo. The PRD filed a complaintwith the electoral authorities,arguing that the logo violated a

ban on campaigning in therun-up to an election and oncampaigning abroad. The party said many of thoseat the match at the MGM Grandarena in Las Vegas wereMexican and that millions ofMexicans were watching thefight on television. “This amounts to thepromotion of a party on theinternational level, somethingthat represents an attack on the

equality of political competitionin our country,” the complaintsaid. The National Action Party(PAN) of President FelipeCalderon has also lodged acomplaint. But Marquez said he did notknow there were electionshappening in Michoacan.“Someone in my team put thelogo on and I didn’t notice. Iwas focused on the fight,”

Marquez (left), with PRI’s logo on his leg, narrowly loston points to Pacquiao

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BY: Ray Auxillou Local TV cable had a startlinginterview with a family whohas an autoparts store in lowerSanta Elena Town. Seems theywere victims of a violentpistol whipping, small gangof criminals in a HOMEINVASION yesterday. They were tied up and pistolwhipped looking for money.They didn´t have much cashin a wallet and purse, but wereeventually directed to their autoparts store next door, which hadthe days takings of $300 to $500.Supposedly the police foundsome of the stuff in possessionof nearby Esperanza criminals.Ammunition for firearms wasalso found in the Orange Grove,behind La Loma Luz Hospital. The subject of the interview,turned out to be; that this hadbeen a series of HOMEINVASIONS by the same armedgang operating within the samearea of the lower Santa Elenatown. Something like five or six

home invasions, just a fewblocks within sight of each otherover the past three weeks. Yetnobody knew there were suchthings going on and the mediaapparently had not reportedit. Not even the STARNewspaper, a Western SantaElena Town newspaper thatalmost exclusively reports crimenews. The couple just invaded, tiedup and robbed were unpreparedfor the idea. Everybody thoughtthings were peaceful. Turns outit is not. This then became the subjectof an interview with the PoliceInspector of the Twin Townspolice detachment on TV. He inturn said, they make DAILYCRIME REPORTS to thePOLICE PRESS OFFICER,Yearwood, and why he is notreporting these things, orsupplying the media housesdown on the coast with thisinformation, he does not know?The media have not reportedthese number of home invasions

out here in Santa Elena town andpeople are thus unprepared,when they might have takenmore precautions. Being thuslulled into a sense of safety andcomplacency. There is a steady spate ofrapes, robberies, attacks andsuch in both San Ignacio, SantaElena and Santa Familia goingon each week, reports the STARnewspaper. In just reading a new LonelyPlanet, South AmericanHandbook, I see this crimephenomena is common througheverywhere on the continent.While at home here, we talkedabout buying a gun, locking thegates and what we could do toprotect ourselves as old people.I don´t even know how to phonethe local police. I write downthe number of the San Ignaciopolice station from time to time,even paste it on the wall, but itgets lost. I wonder if a 911 callon a cellphone would work herein Hillview? I can remember911, but not a seven digit phone

number. With the holiday seasoncoming up, things are likely toget worse, with burglaries atleast. One wonders if there is muchcrack cocaine being soldlocally? Crack addiction is acursed thing. I think we needa law, that says anyone caughtwith CRACK should besentenced to death and executedwithin 30 minutes of the guiltysentence. I would like better communitypolicing methods, particularlyfor my suburb of Hillview. OurNeighborhood Watch has kindof expired of boredom here.Perhaps the Police in SanIgnacio station, could printup some flyers, to distributethem door to door, and warningus, and giving advice on howto phone them in emergency,or report strangers casinghomes. Also enliven ourneighbors into meeting andwarning each other of bad guyslurking. This is a role commu-nity policing could take. Looks like we need the activeWAKE UP CALL here inHillview as well.








WHEREAS having made the necessary inquires and having read the statutory declaration filed in connectiontherewith, I have come to the conclusion that the duplicate of the Transfer Certificate of Title dated 21st Day ofJanuary 1972, and Registered in the Land Titles Register Volume 7 at Folio No. 290

ALL THAT piece or parcel of land being the Mahogany Work called “Cocrico” situate on the right hand Bank of theBelize River descending the base commencing at the applicants lower line of “Darling Hall” Works and extendingdown the River to the upper mark of Monkey River Works both upper and lower side lines running back halfway acrossto the River Sibun on a course of South 78" East and back line running a course of North 49" East, according to No. 17Duvernay’s Map of the Settlement.

ln the name of: Big Falls Ranch Limited

of: a company duly incorporated in British Hunduras with registered office at Big Falls, Belize River

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 appearance of this notice,to issue a new duplicate of the Registered Transfer Certificate of Title registered in the Land Titles Register Volume7 Folio No. 290



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CARACAS, Venezuela, Fri-day, 18 November 2011: Venezuelan President HugoChavez has ordered thousandsof National Guard troops ontothe streets to tackle widespreadviolent crime. The troops have been placedunder a new command knownas the People’s Guard. They will operate inthe capital Caracas and twoneighboring states - Vargas andMiranda. Rising levels of murder,kidnap and robbery in recentyears have made Venezuela oneof the most dangerous countriesin Latin America. Crime is expected to be amajor issue in next year’s presi-dential election. President Chavez said thePeople’s Guard had been created“for the benefit of the securityof the streets of Venezuela, toreinforce the fight againstcrime and to give more life toour people”, Venezuelan

National Radio reported. The new body will eventuallycomprise 3,650 troops, officialssaid. As well as tackling violentcrime, the troops will supportpolice and community groupsto deter offences such asstreet drug-dealing and publicdrunkenness. Rising crime has becomea major source of publicdissatisfaction in Venezuela,and a key campaign issue foropposition leaders seeking tochallenge Chavez in presidentialelections in October 2012. The extent of insecuritywas underlined last week bythe kidnap last week ofthe Venezuelan US major leaguebaseball player WilsonRamos. Ramos was abducted in hishome town of Valencia butrescued by security forces twodays later. Chavez is himself a formersoldier.

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through the front door whenhe noticed that a louver froma side window was missing.Upon entering the house heencountered a male Hispanicperson with lots of tattoos on hishands and on his face inside hishouse. Williams reported that astruggle ensued with the intruderescaping. He immediatelycontacted the police and a teamof officers were instantlydispatched to investigate thereport. Accompanied by thecomplainant, the police begansearching the area for theintruder. He was spotted underthe shed of a mechanic shop onStanton Street. He was detainedand positively identified by thecomplainant. David Burgos, 31, Belizeanlaborer of a Guatemala Streetaddress in Belmopan wasinstantly arrested and formallycharged for damage to propertyand burglary. By 11 o’clock thatsame morning he appearedbefore Magistrate LinsbertWillis where the damage toproperty charge was thrown outas, according to the magistrate,he should not have been socharged because it stems fromthe same burglary charge.Burgos pled guilty to burglaryand when the facts were read tohim, he told the court that the

only problem he had with it isthat there was no struggle. Hesaid, “The man found me in thehouse and I ran out when hepulled out his phone to call thepolice. There was no struggleSir”. Burgos also told themagistrate that he is tired ofbeing detained by the policepending burglary charges and sohe decided to go out to commitone. Prior to sentencing, it wasbrought to the court’s attentionthat he had already served afive year sentence for burglaryand so, with this not being hisfirst conviction, MagistrateWillis proceeded to sentencehim to serve the next five yearsin jail.

From Front PageSAN IGNACIO, Cayo,Thursday, 17 November 2011: Samuel “Bugsman” Simpsonis today recuperating at home inSan Ignacio after being releasedearlier today from the WesternRegional Hospital in Belmopanwhere he was treated for aninjury to the head. It was shortly after 10 o’clockon the morning of Wednesday,16 November when police werecalled to the Savannah areain San Ignacio where theyencountered Bugsman bleedingfrom an injury to the head. Hewas rushed to the communityhospital in San Ignacio where hewas prepped and transported tothe Western Regional Hospitalfor further medical attention. The investigation led tothe detention of Marlon Smithwho is yet to be charged asinvestigators await the results

of the medical examination. Information reaching usindicates that a few daysearlier Smith’s residence wasburglarized and that several ofhis personal property werestolen including clothing andfootwear. It is alleged that whilstwalking in the Savannah Areathat morning he came uponBugsman wearing a shirt, pantsand tennis shoes stolen from hishouse. The exchange reportedly gotviolent when Smith confrontedBugsman about his propertyresulting in Bugsman emergingwith a wound behind the left ear. A relative informed that it wasinitially suspected that he mighthave sustained a fracture to theskull but it was later medicallyconfirmed that this was not thecase.

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Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that M A R I ECONTRERAS is applying for therenewal of her RESTAURANTLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate MARIE’S RESTAURANT& BAR located on Cemetery Road, SantaElena Town in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that JAIME &RUBEN RECINOS are applying for therenewal of their CONVENIENCESTORE LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate MEGA FOODSlocated on the Western Highway, SantaElena Town in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, thatGURMINDER SINGH is applyingfor the renewal of his NIGHT CLUBLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate BLUE ANGELS NIGHTCLUB located on Hudson Street, SanIgnacio Town in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that JOANRITCHIE is applying for the renewalof her RESTAURANT LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateJ&K BAR & GRILL located on BlueHole Street, Cahal Pech Area, San IgnacioTown in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that RAYMONDG. HART is applying for the renewalof his RESTAURANT LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateSERENDIB RESTAURANT located onBurns Avenue, San Ignacio Town in theCayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that NARCISAORELLANA is applying for the renewalof her PUBLICAN SPECIAL LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateSIERRA’S FRIENDS located in theBradley’s Bank Area of Santa Elena Townin the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that ALBERTOLEAL is applying for the renewal ofhis PUBLICAN SPECIAL LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateMANANTIAL BAR located on 18thStreet, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that ZI HE LIUis applying for the renewal ofhis PUBLICAN SPECIAL LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateJACKY RESTAURANT located onBenque Viejo Road, San Ignacio Town inthe Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that QUI CHIZHAO is applying for the renewal ofhis PUBLICAN SPECIAL LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateJIA WANG RESTAURANT located onGeorge Price Boulevard, Benque ViejoTown in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that JOSESANTOS PINEDA is applying forthe renewal of his NIGHT CLUBLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate LA NINFAS DE MARIANABAR located on 23 rd Street, San IgnacioTown in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that WILEYFOREST TACKITT & NANTHATACKITT is applying for the renewalof their RESTAURANT & BARLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate THAI ISLAND located atMile 60, Floral Park in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that ZHI QUANFENG is applying for the renewal of hisRESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSEfor the year 2012 to operate SUNLIGHTRESTAURANT located on Bullet TreeRoad, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that HECTOR &CELINA GUERRA is applying forthe renewal of their SHOP LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateCELINA’S SUPERSTORE located onBurns Avenue, San Ignacio Town in theCayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that ZHONGXIAN LI is applying for the renewal ofhis CONVENIENCE STORE LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateTAM SUPERMARKET located on Bul-let Tree Road, San Ignacio Town in theCayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that SHAO XIACHEN is applying for the renewal of hisCONVENIENCE STORE LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateSUN SHOP located on Bullet TreeRoad, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that HONGJUN LIANG is applying for the renewalof his SHOP LIQUOR LICENSE forthe year 2012 to operate TAI KONGSHOP located on Joseph AndrewsDrive, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that JONATHANCARIDDI is applying for the renewal ofhis PUBLICAN SPECIAL LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateMR. GREEDY’S TOO located on BurnsAvenue, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that JONATHANCARIDDI is applying for the renewal ofhis HOTEL LIQUOR LICENSE forthe year 2012 to operate MAHOGANYHALL BOUTIQUE RESORT located inthe village of Bullet Tree Falls in the CayoDistrict.





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