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SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Friday,February 25, 2011: A 20 year old male youth fromSan Ignacio Town, is still inpolice custody up to this Fridaymorning unable to make bailstemming from a charge ofburglarizing his mother’s house. San Ignacio police reportsthat at around 5:30 pm onWednesday, February 23, Irma

Veliz, 38, Belizean cook of aKontiki Area address in SanIgnacio Town, reported that shesecured her house and leftfor work at around 7:00 amon Wednesday, February 23returning at around 3:30 thatevening. The mother apparently did notrealize that her house wasburglarized until about an hour

later when her sonreturned from schooland told her that hesaw his older brother,her son, with her toolkit. Upon checkingfor the kit at its usuallocation under herbed, the mother notedthat it was indeedmissing. Further checks inthe house revealedthat in addition tothe missing greyCraftsman brand kitwith several pieces oftools valued at $350;also missing werefour gold rings valuedat $600; one grey flat screenSamsung brand television setvalued $550 and a blue andwhite Nintendo play stationvalued at $350 all for a totalvalue of $1,850. A carefulinspection of the buildingshowed no sign of forced entry. Swift investigation led to theapprehension of the 20 year oldunemployed son, JosephBetson, 20, residing on JosephAndrews Drive in San IgnacioTown. The accused appearedbefore San Ignacio’s Magistrate

Dale Cayetano, on Wednesday,February 23 where the singleburglary charge was read to him.He pleaded not guilty anddespite the prosecution’s object-ing to bail, Magistrate Cayetanooffered bail in the sum of $4,000for the accused to return to courton Tuesday, April 12, 2011. Upto press time this Fridaymorning he was still in custodyat the police station in SanIgnacio. If he is unable to makebail by Friday evening he willbe transported to the centralprison in Hattieville.

Joseph Betson, 20

Michael Richard FlowersCourt Process Server/

Collection Agent

SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Friday,February 25, 2011: For many years now thepublic has been complainingabout warrants, summons andother court orders not beingserved upon accused personseither because the individual isa friend of someone within theranks of the department orbecause of political and otherinterferences and in the processjustice is denied to thecomplainant. Although it occursin criminal matters, it is moreprevalent in civil matters. Well this week, MichaelRichard Flowers announcesthe opening of his Court Process

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Serving/Collection agency inSanta Elena, Cayo. The office is located on theWestern Highway in frontof Tropigas Appliance andElectronics Store. Michael Flowers’ courtprocess serving authority is inaccordance with Section 73 ofthe Supreme Court JudicatureAct, Chapter 191 of the laws ofBelize which gives authority tothe Registrar of the SupremeCourt the powers to appointCourt Process Servers. Flowers who holds certificatesin A level Law and LegalMethods & Writing from theUWI, Belize City Campus, is aformer policeman and prison

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BY: Mike Hernandez Jr. J.P.,Director of Public Relations,Social Investment Fund

BELMOPAN, Cayo, Wednesday,February 23, 2011: An assortment of computers,including digital cameras andprojectors, were presented thismorning by the Social InvestmentFun (SIF) to Youth for the Future(YFF) and the CommunityPolicing Unit (CPU) as part of aproject to assist both organizationsin the continuous training of youthsseeking online job opportunities. Sixteen desktop computers wereprovided to YFF and CPU, whichwill allow their resource centres toprovide young persons directaccess to the job market placesso that they can work withoutinterrupting the internet services toregular users. The equipment was presentedby Mr Daniel Cano, ExecutiveDirector of the Social InvestmentFund, while Ms Christine Smith,Director for YFF and SeniorOfficials from the Police Depart-ment received the equipment onbehalf of their respective organiza-tions. The equipment is valued at$33,210.00 The equipment complementsa month-long computer trainingprogram, held in October last year,which provided training for some30 Belize City Youths for theonline job market. The objective ofthe training project was to sharpenthe computer skills of thebeneficiaries so that they canaccess jobs at online job market-places and service providers sucha s w w w . o D e s k . c o m ,

www.getacoder.com andwww.Freelancer.com, using theinternet at the resource centresoperated by YFF and CPU. In addition to providing trainingin the general use of a computerand internet, the project alsoprovided the participants withspecialized training in Web PageDesign, Quick Books, Photoshopand MS Office. CARDICOM, alocal computer training provider,provided the computer trainingwhile Youth for the Futureprovided the t raining on jobpreparedness. This trainingincluded topics such as resuméwriting, effective writing of jobapplication letters, conflict resolu-tion, setting of employment goalsand work ethics among others The training was a joint ventureof the Social Investment Fund,Youth for the Future and the

Community Policing Unit (CPU)and was financed through a grantfrom the Basic Needs Trust Fund(BNTF5), a program promotingpoverty reduction throughsocio-economic initiatives andcommunity empowerment. BNTF is jointly financed by theCaribbean Development Bank(CDB), the Canadian InternationalDevelopment Agency (CIDA) andnine beneficiary governments,including Belize. Job creation continues tochallenge most countries, includ-ing Belize, and many are beginningto realize that computer skills canprovide access to the global orlocal work force using the internetand other developing technologies. YFF is a youth centered agencyunder the Ministry of Educationand Youth. Its primary responsi-bility is the empowerment of ouryoung people to participate mean-ingfully in the present and futuredevelopment of Belize at everylevel. YFF is headquarteredin Belize City and has districtoffices countrywide. YFF is alsoresponsible for the 4-H Youth

Development Centre and theNational Cadet Service Corps. The Yabra Community PoliceCentre on Ceasar Ridge Road, PortLoyola, Belize City is operated bythe Community Policing Unit as aninitiative by the Police Departmentto address crime through goodrelation with the community. Thisis being developed by participat-ing in and promoting numerousactivities, which are aimed atassisting residents to improve theirlives and ambiance. The centre collaborates withseveral organizations such as theConscious Youth DevelopmentProgram (CYDP), Youth for theFuture and government agenciesand is considered a model in theregion. In addition to Port Loyola,the Centre also offers its servicesto other critical areas of Belize Cityand other district towns withsimilar conditions. For further information pleasecontact Mike Hernandez Jr. J.P.,Director of Public Relations,Social Investment Fund, atTel: 822-0239 or via email [email protected]

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(Photo L-R) Daniel Cano, Executive Director of the SocialInvestment Fund; Commissioner of Police, Crispin Jefferies

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BY: Alejandro Najarro,Principal, Bishop Martin RCPrimary SchoolSAN IGNACIO TOWN, Cayo,Thursday, February 24, 2011: Despite being a new school,Bishop Martin of San Ignacio hasmade its mark as one of the mostwinning institutions in the lastyears in sports and academics. The school has a lot to boastabout being last year’s NationalVolleyball Champions, NationalBasketball Champions andNational Football champions in theBishop Cup tournament, all in themale division. The females also representedthe school with dignity in thebasketball championship in whichthey captured 3rd place medals. This year once again on Friday18th February, the girls and boysteams represented the district. Theboys are once again NationalChampions! They were led bySantiago Clark. The challenge inbasketball is usually the Belize

Living Up to Its commitment:Bishop O.P. Martin R.C. School: School of Winners!Back to Back National Basketball Champions 2011!

team. Last year the boyscrushed Grace Primary in thefinal game 43-19. This yearthe boys faced a morechallenging St. Ignatius,beating them twice to provea point. The first game scorewas 21-16 and in the finalsdrawing 33-33 forcingovertime which ended witha score of 41-36. With its STAR Player,Ivorie Clark, injured thegirls nevertheless workedextremely hard and in theend were able to capturethird place in the competi-tion. The Principal, Teachers,Parents and Students of

Bishop Martin RC Primary Schooltakes this opportunity to extend atruly Special Thank you to thefollowing businesses and individu-als for sponsoring us this year asfollows: Minister of Sports, HonJohn Saldivar; Home ProtectorInsurance Co Ltd, His Worshipthe Mayor of San Ignacio/Santa

Elena, Mr. John Francis August;Mr. Benigno Chan & Benny’sKitchen, Victoria House SanPedro, Mr. & Mrs Burns andTexaco Gas Station/Cayo Rent-als; BRC Printing Benque Viejo,Prosser Fertilizer, Mr & MrsEugene Burns and the Staff ofHode’s Place, Mr Joseph

Mahmud, The Lodge at ChaaCreek, Blancaneux Lodge,Automated Business Services. A special Thank you is alsoextended to Mr & Mrs Augustand the STAR Newspaper forassisting in sponsorship and foralways affording us the means topublicize our accomplishments.

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BELMOPAN, February 21,2011: The Mexican Embassy todayinformed that on 19 February,Mexico celebrated the MexicanArmy Day. In Belize, a commemorationceremony was held at the Embassyof Mexico in Belmopan. The event was headed by theMexican Military and AirAttaché, General Luis FernandoOrozco, and the Embassy ofMexico’s Chargé d’Affairs, HectorPeralta. In celebrating the 98th Anniver-sary of the Mexican Army, GeneralOrozco remarked that this militaryforce includes individuals from allsectors of the society, the voluntaryrecruitment of its members andits positive reputation for itssubordination to civil authority,which have characterized it above

other defense forces in the world. General Orozco also highlightedthe role of the Army in providingsecurity and the defense of Mexi-can sovereignty, as well as thegender policies implemented andthe respect for the Rule of Law andHuman Rights. Invited guest to the ceremonyheld in Belmopan were theMinister of Defense and Immigra-tion of Belize, Hon. CarlosPerdomo, the Commander of theBelize Defense Force (BDF), Gen-eral Dario Tapia, the Commanderof the Belize National Coast Guard(BNCG), Captain John Borland,as well as military attachés inBelize, Ambassadors and othermembers of the Diplomatic Corpsand Belizean government officials. In particular, the MexicanMilitary Attaché underlined thecommendable work of the

Mexican Army in providingassistance to the population duringnatural disasters through different

Mexican Military and Air Attaché,General Luis Fernando Orozco

programs such as the NationalEmergency Plan, called DN-3. Hehighlighted as well the MexicanArmy’s everyday activities inprotecting national security andfighting drug t rafficking andtransnational organized crime. The Mexican Army has distin-guished itself not only forassisting the Mexican population.It has also provided aid toneighboring countries such asBelize during national emergenciesor currently in Haiti, where Mexicohas already sent an unprecedentedamount of aid, equipment, person-nel and expertise. The Mexican Army was createdby Venustiano Carranza in 1913under the name of “Constitution-alist Army” in order to fight thecoup d’État that overthrown thethen newly elected democraticregimen. As a direct consequenceof the Mexican Revolution, theArmy was institutionalized throughthe 1917 Mexican Constitution.Later the Army was consolidatedas an institution subordinated tocivil authority, which preventedinstability and maintained peace inMexico until nowadays.

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By: Jason [email protected]

We continue this week lookingat our in house competition. Today, we want to see thebenefits of building a teamatmosphere, and how a competitioncan truly accomplish an importantgoal for you as management. The goal we are talking about isa mentorship program. What is amentorship program? It is anenvironment where your highperforming staff trains your morejunior staff in an effort for all toimprove their performance. You might wonder how an inhouse competition can accomplish

this, it’s all in the set up anddelivery of that competition. Youmust plan out your competition tooperate in a manner where teamsare competing with each other, andyour measurable items must be

team performance. You will need to set up yourcompetition to have competingteams working for a set numbergoal. Generally, sales competitions,or customer service indexcompet itions, or productioncompetitions will work on thepremise of achieving a certainmeasurable level. For your competition to work asan opportunity for a mentorshipprogram, you need to assign yourteams carefully, one strongperformer with one junior or weakerperformer. Then the goals of thecompetition must be set where eachmember of the team must attaina certain measurable level ofproductivity. Careful planning canreally help a competition like thishave a multiple benefit to yourbusiness. When you can get yoursenior, or high performing staff

training your junior staff, and do-ing it with the goal of having themperform well as a team, you willbe sure to see productivity increase. You need good communicationwith your staff, and you also need tohave your goals properly relayed toeach team member. The seniormembers must be aware of theiropportunity to train, or assist themore junior members. The morejunior members must also be madeaware that their teams success willdepend on them accepting somebeneficial counsel from their moresenior team members. This mightrequire you have a businessmeeting. Next time, we will look atthe benefits and some of the rightstructure of a professional staffmeeting. Thanks for reading.Pleaseforward any commentsto:[email protected] would love to hear from you.

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BY: PAUL CULLENThe Prime Minister of Belize hasintervened in a row at a largelyIrish-owned oil company of whichyoga guru Tony Quinn is adirector. The Hon Dean Barrow hasexpressed concern that a legalbattle involving Mr Quinn andother directors of the companymight disrupt the flow of oil in hiscountry and the revenues it brings. Mr Barrow has called on BelizeNatural Energy (BNE), whichoperates the only oil well in thecountry, to take all steps to ensurethat production is not disrupted asa result of the legal proceedings. BNE, through the payment oftaxes and royalties, is a significantcontributor to Belize’s economyand a vital element in itsproductive sector, he states in aletter to the company which hasbeen sent to shareholders. The row within BNE and itsparent company, InternationalNatural Energy, is set to come to ahead at an agm scheduled to takeplace in Dublin next month. MrQuinn is a director of INE but isbeing sued by another director,Paul Marriott. Last month, a court in the

Caribbean found that Mr Quinnwas in breach of his fiduciaryduties to INE and ordered himto purchase Mr Marriott ’sshareholding in accordance with anindependent valuat ion of thecompany’s shares. The judgment by the easterncaribbean supreme court couldresult in Mr Quinn having to paysignificant damages. However,BNE now says it is taking steps tohave this judgment reversed. INE has earned hundreds ofmillions of euro in revenuesthrough BNE since 2005 but hasnever paid a dividend.

Most of its shareholders are smallinvestors from Ireland who hadsome previous involvement withMr Quinn through his trainingseminars or other ventures. Themajority remain loyal to thebusinessman but a minority havegrown frustrated at the failure topay dividends and the lack offinancial information from thecompany. Mr Marriott, one of the foundersof the company, is taking the caseagainst INE, Mr Quinn and anotherfounder and director, SusanMorrice. The action was filed last

year in the Caribbean island ofNevis, the offshore tax haven inwhich INE is incorporated. Mr Quinn was not involved whenoil was discovered but was invitedto join the board two years laterbecause he was “instrumental”in securing the majority of

Prime Minister,Hon Dean Barrow

Tony Quinn (Educo)

investments, Ms Morrice has toldthe court. Mr Quinn, who lives in theBahamas, did not file a defenceagainst the action. Last week, the chief executive ofBNE, Dr Gilbert Canton, wroteto shareholders saying the claimsMr Marriott made against MrQuinn were “totally unfounded”. INE was a healthy, thrivingcompany and expected to be totallysuccessful in undoing all that MrMarriott had done, he said. Among the founders of the oilcompany were two women fromNorthern Ireland, Ms SusanMorrice and Sheila McCaffrey, aswell as Mr Paul Marriott.

We AMS To Please

1. Update on Implementation of Arbitration Recommendations,Re: 822,599 discrepancy in pound solids between factory andpound solids lab for orange, sanctioned by the Citrus ControlBoard

2. Update on Fruit Prices

3. Report to Members on Resolutions taken at the 421 AnnualGeneral Meeting re: the Investment Agreement and CommerceBight Pier

4. Matters relating to Belize Citrus Growers AssociationInvestment Company Limited and Citrus Products of BelizeLimited

5. Collaborate with Government, Heritage Bank, FirstCaribbean International Bank, Belize Citrus GrowersAssociation Investment Company Ltd and Banks Holdings Ltdto assist CPBL with its short term cash flow needs

6. Update on Initiatives to Control HLB

OBJECT: NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF MEMBERS OFTHE CITRUS GROWERS ASSOCIATION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all members of the CitrusGrowers Association that the Committee of Management of theAssociation has called a special meeting of members on SaturdayFebruary 26th, 2011, at 9:30 am, at 9 miles Stann Creek Valley Roadfor the purpose of transacting the following business:

Mile 9, Stann Creek Valley Road lO. Box 7, Dangriga, Belize. CA. Tel: 501-522-3547, 3585, 3535 Fax: 501-522-2686 E-Mail:cga@be1izdftrusorg, [email protected] Web:www.bellzedtrusorg

#16 Burns Avenue San Ignacio Town, Cayo DistrictTel: 824-2031 Fax: 824-3029

The Belize Bank Limited, San Ignacio Branchhereby advises its customers that its offices

will be closed for business onSaturday, 5th March 2011.

The bank further advises that for youreveryday banking transactionsCustomers can use one of ourATM’s located countrywide.

Customers can also use your Belize BankVISA Debit or Credit Cards at any participating

merchants.

The Belize Bank Limited apologizes for any

We take this opportunity to wishall Belizeans a Happy and SafeNational Heroes & Benefactors

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APPLICATION NO. LRS-20110l903

This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section,QUEENSQUARE WEST, Block No.45 and being Parcel No.568.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.118 of1994 dated 31st January, 1995 in favor of PEARL TRAPP.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201101904

This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ST.MARTIN DE PORRES WEST, Block No.45 and being Parcel No.324.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Flat Grant No.391 of2002 dated 14th July, 2002 in favor of FELIPE DE JESUS FLORES.


These parcels of land are situated in the Registration Section, SANPEDRO, Block No. 7 and being Parcels No. 8845 & 8847.

These parcels of land are the subject of a Conveyance No. 3336 of2006 dated 3rd October, 2006 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 39of 2006 at Folios 881- 894 in favour of MIA FRANKIE LIMITED.

APPLICATlON NO. LRS-201102005

These parcels of land are situated in the Registration Section, SANPEDRO, Block No. 7 and being Parcels No. 8844 & 8846.

These parcels of land are the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.3337 of 2006 dated 3rd October, 2006 and recorded in Deeds BookVolume 39 of 2006 at Folios 895-906 in favour of SAMANTA JADELIMITED.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section.ORANGEWALK TOWN, Block No. 4 and being Parcel No. 4441.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Indenture No. 837 of1972 dated28th August, 1972 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 8 of 1972 atFolios 405-412 in favour of JOSEPH BORIS LOSKOT.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGEWALK TOWN, Block No. 4 and being Parcel No. 4443.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No. 354 of1994 dated 13th February, 1994 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume5 of 1994 at Folios 35-42 in favour of NARCISO TOMAS VALDEZ.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ALBERT/MESOP, Block No.45 and being Parcel No. 1578.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Indenture No. 351 of 1947 dated2nd October, 1947 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 36 of 1947 atFolios 959-960 in favour of MAUD HELEN SWASEY.

APPLICATION NO. LRS - 201102091

This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No. 7 and being Parcel No. 8220.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat GrantNo. 627 of2007 dated 5th July, 2007 in favor of MARIA ELENA NUNEZ.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, DANGRIGANORTH, Block No. 31 and being Parcel No.1117.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 2694 of 2008dated 15th August, 2008 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 32 of2008 at Folios 1149-1154 in favour of GLORIA PEREZ, HENRYMARTINEZ, ASHFORD MARTINEZ, ESENI MARTINEZ,ASHFORD MARTINEZ Jr., SHANIA MARTINEZ & ARINITURNER.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-20ll02099

This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, DANGRIGANORTH, Block No. 31 and being Parcel No.1l28.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 3375 of 2007dated 15th November, 2001 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 43 of2001 at Folios 653-655 in favour of NOLBERT JOSEPH.

APPLICATION NO. LRS - 201102100

This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section,CARMELITA, Block No. 4 and being Parcel No. 784.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat GrantNo. 948 of2004 dated 21st November, 2004 in favor of LUIS AZUETA.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SANIGNACIO NORTH, Block No. 23 and being Parcel No. 2709.

This parcel of land is the subject of an Indenture No. 0185 of 2005dated 24th January, 2005 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 3 of2005 at Folios 1-12 in favour of ASTRID JANET ZETINA.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section,ORANGEWALK TOWN, Block No. 4 and being Parcel No. 3441.

In accordance with Section 13 of the Registered Land Act Chapter194, Revised Edition 2000, I, CESAR DIAZ, for Registrar of Lands,hereby serve notice that within one month from the date hereof, Iintend to register the following parcels of land listed below for whichapplication for first registration have been received.

The attention of the general public is hereby drawn to this notice. Anyperson whose rights and interest may be affected by the registering ofthese parcels must get in touch with me before expiry date of thisnotice between Mondays and Fridays at the Land Registry, Belmopan.

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






POR Alex Rios:BENQUE VIEJO, Cayo, Jueves,Febrero 24, 2011: El pasado domingo 20 inicio eltorneo de futbol infant ildenominado Mundialito 2011, quereúne a las nuevas promesas delbalompié infanto-juvenil en el áreadel Cayo Oeste. Un total de 12 escuadrasparticipan en dos categorías, enla liga “Mosquitos” participanArgentina, Brasil, Belice y EstadosUnidos, mientras que en la “LigaA” participan Brasil, Argentina,Portugal, Honduras, Inglaterra,Alemania, Estados Unidos yBelice. Todo inicio con un desfile queprincipio en el parque Centenariodesde las 2:30pm, por lasprincipales calles de Benque Viejodel Carmen, para llegar al EstadioMarshaleck donde inicio la acción,una vez que el equipo de EstadosUnidos encabezado por suentrenador el profesor ThomasArzú, interpretaran el HimnoNacional y el alcalde municipal deBenque Viejo El Señor NicholasRuiz, dirigiera unas palabrasde felicitación a los equiposparticipantes, y los exhortó acontinuar practicando el deportecada día en nombre del ministro yrepresentante del área, Hon. ErwinContreras, quien organiza porsegundo año este torneo infantil enesta municipalidad. Este torneo es completamentegratuito, ya que no se cobra ni lainscripción, ni la entrada alinmueble, los uniformes sondonados por el ministro Contreras,con la ayuda de casaspatrocinadoras, que apoyan a losniños y niñas participantes. En la rama Mosquitos, Argentinase quedo con el tercer lugar al caerpor doble eliminación, por lo quela gran final se jugo entre lasselecciones de Brasil y Belice, enel tiempo normal, los pupilos de

Shamir Pacheco Belice, nopudieron anotar a pesar de estartocando la puerta enemiga,mientras que Brasil comandadapor Cesar Méndez, no descifro ladefensa férrea de los beliceños yempataron a cero goles en eltiempo normal, en la serie depenales, Brasil tuvo mejor punteríay se adjudicaron el trofeo deCampeón del maratón, por elmarcador de 4 goles a 3. En la Liga “A” Honduras de SanJosé Succotz dirigido por WilsonPat, empato con Belice dirigidopor Víctor Kuylen a cero goles,pero en la serie de penales Belicegano 3 goles a 2. En el segundo partido Alemaniade la escuela Holy Cross de CallaCreek, derroto a Inglaterra por elmarcador de 1 gol por cero. Para el tercer encuentro USA dela escuela primaria NazarenaHoward Smith, derroto en penalesa Brasil calificando a la siguienteronda, Argentina comandado pordon Rafael “Chapay” Contreras,en el cuarto partido gano por lamínima diferencia sobre Portugaldirigido por Heraldo Rancharan, enla segunda ronda Belice dejo en elcamino a Alemania por 4 goles acero.

Argentina aplasto 4 goles a 1enpenales a USA y paso a la granfinal que se disputo entre Argen-tina y Belice, de todas manerasUSA se adjudico el trofeo al tercerlugar, mientras que un granencuentro Argentina y Belice

empataron a cero goles y todo sedefiniría por tiros en la penamáxima, donde los guardametasestuvieron grandes bajo los trespalos, al final Belice derroto 4goles a 3 a argentina adjudicándoseel trofeo de Campeón del maratóndel Mundialito 2011. Los partidos para este domingo27 son en la Liga Mosquitos3:30pm Belice vs Argentina y a las4pm USA vs Brasil. En la Liga A los encuentrosinician más temprano, a las 2:30pmHonduras enfrenta al Campeón delMaratón Belice, en el segundopartido Alemania enfrenta a laselección de Honduras a las3:30pm. Brasil enfrentara a USA en eltercer encuentro a las 4:30pm y enel ult imo part ido Portugal yArgentina cierran la jornada a las5:30 de la tarde. La entrada es gratuita y seespera de nuevo otra entrada decerca de 400 personas en el evento,para cualquier informacióncontactar al tel. 8032477 en horasde oficina y al 6231720 conAlejandro Rios.

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

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No. 1532 of2001 dated 8th May, 2001 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 21 of2001 at Folios 995-1002 in favour of CANDY EMILY BENNETT.

APPLICATION NO. LRS·201102103

This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGEWALK TOWN, Block No. 4 and being Parcel No.1436.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 760 of 2003dated 20th March, 2003 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 10 of2003 at Folios 705-710 in favour of HONORIO DURAN.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section,CARMELITA, Block No. 4 and being Parcel No. 785.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No. 947 of2004 dated 21st November, 2004 in favor of LUIS AZUETA.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ALBERT/MESOP, Block No.45 and being Parcel No. 838.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Assent No. 3405 of 2002 dated12th November, 2002 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 40 of 2002at Folios 29-38 in favour of VINCENT HULSE.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ST.MARTINS DE PORRES WEST, Block No.45 and being Parcel No.617.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.3400 of 2006dated 15th September, 2006 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 40of 2006 at Folios 585-596 in favour of KAREN MOUREENFLOWERS.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, FORTGEORGE/PICKSTOCK, Block No. 45 and being Parcel No. 516.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.1521 of 1976dated 23rd December, 1976 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 12 of1976 at Folios l355-1362 in favour of CELIA RAYMOND.


This parcel. of land is situated in the Registration Section,PORTLOYOLAVILLE, Block No.45 and being Parcel No.1878.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No. 114 of2000 dated 17th November, 2000 in favor of CYRILA ARANA.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PLACENTIANORTH, Block No. 36 and being Parcel No. 1749.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No. 79 of1999 dated 26th June, 1999 in favor of MARCELLA LESLIE.

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This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section,SANIGNACIO SOUTH, Block No. 23 and being Parcel No. 1924.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 1079of 2007dated 30th March, 2007 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 13 of2007 at Folios 889-900 in favour of CELSO MARIN.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section,SANIGNACIO SOUTH, Block No. 23 and being Parcel No. 1923.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 1080 of 2007dated 30th March, 2007 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 13 of2007 at Folios 901-912 in favour of CELSO MARIN.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section,FORTGEORGE/PICKSTOCK, Block No.45 and being Parcel No.1289.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 577 of 1972dated 27th April, 1972 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 16 of 1972at Folios 1093-1096 in favour of MARGARET ELLEN GENTLE.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section,PLACENTIA NORTH, Block No.36 and being Parcel No. 3149.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of ConveyanceNo. 9 of1989 dated 13th December, 1988 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume1 of 1989 at Folios 119-124 in favour of JOE D. CHAPMAN &NANCY W. CHAPMAN.


This parcel of land is situated in the Regist rationSection,PLACENTIA NORTH, Block No.36 and being Parcel No.1177.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.1881 of 1997dated 30th April, 1997 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 20 of 1997at Folios 1432 - 1443 in favour of LLOYD DOUGLAS BRADY,BARBARA JOAN BRADY & JONATHAN MILES BRADY.


This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, BELIZERURAL NORTH I, Block No.11 and being Parcel No. 525.

This parcel of land is the subject or a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.70 of2007 dated 16th July, 2007 in favor of JOAN ROWLAND.

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This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section,ORANGEWALK TOWN Block No. 4 and being Parcel No. 4447.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.823 of 1975dated 14th July, 1975 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 6 of 1975at Folios 1291-1298 in favour of SATURNINO YUPIT.

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some problems with coworkersif you assert superiority in anundue way. Lucky Numbers: 24,66, 83.

AQUARIUS: January 21 to

February 19There is new joy and fervour in life.You may be looking at an improvedlifestyle and better health routinefor gaining more mileage from life.Your natural charm and charismawill come to the fore and peoplewill be drawn towards you.Exercise caution while driving.Lucky Numbers: 20, 33, 78.

PISCES:February 20to March 21

You may have to work your wayaround bureaucratic hurdles to getsome official work done. Personalequations will get tricky. You willneed to work on ego-related issues.Siblings and peers will need to behandled better. Lucky Numbers:06, 35, 96.

your best interests to fulfill yourresponsibilities without any showof displeasure or resentment. Bethoughtful and patient withchildren and dependents. LuckyNumbers: 07, 49, 90.

SAGITTARIUS: November 22 to

December 21Appears to be quite an eventfultime for individuals born underthis sign of the zodiac. Goodopportunities at work will comeyour way. There will be a hugeincrease in expenditure as you maybe in a mood to consolidate someassets. Lucky Numbers: 09, 27,65.

CAPRICORN: December 22 to

January 20Your own at titude may needreworking. Relationships of allsorts will be challenging. It will beappropriate to treat people equallyand with respect. You may face

productivity, and therefore, youwill not mind working long hours.Lucky Numbers: 05, 48, 84.

LEO: July 24 to August 21

Personal life will be lively andfulfilling. You will have a majorwish fulfillment. However,increased confidence may causeyou to become reckless and put avaluable personal equation at stake.Think twice before promising orcommit ting on anyone else’sbehalf. Lucky Numbers: 22, 53,76.

VIRGO: August 22 to

September 21The enterprising streak in youis going strong in this phase. Youare not among the people who arecontent with status quo. You assessyour strengths and weaknesses todo better at work. You get adequatesupport from family and lovedones. Lucky Numbers: 18, 52, 97.

LIBRA: September 22 to

October 23You’ll be seeking additional workor an outlet that truly showcaseswhat you are capable of doing.Travel is on the cards. There couldbe some auspicious ceremony athome. There is also the possibilityof an addition to your family byway of marriage or birth.LuckyNumbers: 45, 61, 77.

SCORPIO: October 24 to November 21

There are things that you want todo and then there are thingsthat you have to do. It will be in

ARIES: March 22to April 20

If you don’t find things challeng-ing enough, you are likely to startup a fire. However, make sure thatthis is a constructive act ivitybecause unnecessarily rufflingsome feathers could lead to trouble.You might make gains in the stockmarket. But be cautious and donot take too many risks. LuckyNumbers: 12, 62, 78.

TAURUS:April 21

to May 21You will be seeking to rejuvenateyour mind and this is most likelyto happen with family and lovedones. You deliberately make timefor them to catch up on what youhave missed. Work related travel islikely. Caution with money andvaluables is advised. LuckyNumbers: 34, 68, 92.

GEMINI:May 22

to June 21There are indications of yourgoing all out in order to scale newheights where your career isconcerned. You may be tempted touse ways and means which are notproper or ethical. Keep yourconduct in check to prevent anydamage to your reputation. LuckyNumbers: 01, 50, 71.

CANCER:June 22 to

July 23There are quite a few expenses thatyou need to handle this week.You’ll be able to manage themefficiently. It’s a good time forwork in terms of creativity and

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BY: Arlette GomezEducation Information OfficerBelmopan Proclaiming amalgamation as asuccess, the Hon Patrick Faber,Minister of Education and Youthpraised the pilot project during itsinauguration ceremony last week. Hope Creek Methodist Schoolin Stann Creek District has beenoperating for a year as an amalgam-ated school. As keynote speaker for themomentous occasion, MinisterFaber told the gathering thatamalgamation is key to theMinist ry’s efficient use ofeducation funds He emphasized theimportance of putting differencesaside for the best interests of our

children’s education. “After consulting with thecommunity and much dialogue, itwas determined that the Method-ists mission has been doing a goodjob in the community and a muchbetter can now be done withgovernment resources”, Faber

said. In explaining the new arrange-ment, Minister Faber said thatgovernment is not trying to breakup the church-state system ineducation as some people believe.He said government understandsthat spiritual and moral guidancein students’ development arecrucial, especially in thesechallenging times. In the past Hope Creek’sresources had been dividedbetween two schools, and many ofthe 240 students were cramped ina macabre building under stressfulconditions. “A good facility forlearning is now available for allthe children in the community”,said Minister Faber.

Minister of Education andYouth, Hon Patrick Faber,

delivering the keynote address

Speaking to the students,the Minister highlighted the impor-tance for them to stay in school. Heencouraged them to know whatthey want in life and to worktoward that goal. “You should notlet anyone say they can’t do it”said Minister Faber. He encouragedthem to lead positive lives alwaysas Belize is counting on them. In his address to the gathering ofteachers, students, parents andvillagers, Area Representative andMinister of State in the Ministry ofHealth, Hon Arthur Roches, notedthat education is a tool and the bestinvestment a country can put intoits people. “The school buildingis a shell,” said the Hon ArthurRoches. “What happens insidethese walls is what really andtruly matters.” Gladys Jackson, principal of theschool, expressed appreciationfor the facilities and remindedeveryone that they must take careof the building because it will beneeded for many years both as aschool and as hurricane shelter.

BY: Marianela Vasquez GuerraBELIZE CITY, Wednesday,February 23, 2011: The St. John’s College Gymna-sium was filled with excitement asit hosted the last two regionalcompetitions in the 2011 BelizeMath Olympiad. A total of seven high schools

competed in the Central A Regionalgame being Belize Rural HighSchool, Gwen Lizarraga HighSchool, Nazarene High School,Pallotti High School, Sadie VernonTechnical High School, San PedroHigh School and St. Catherine’sAcademy. In the end, St. Catherine Academywith team members Suraye Solis,Yelina Gough, Annie Li and XuxEk’ Novelo won the Central ARegionals with a total score of5,251 points thereby advancing tothe National Championship round.Gwen Lizarraga High School camein second. In the afternoon session, theCentral B Regional Competitionwas equally thrilling as the morn-ing session. The following six high schoolscompeted for the spot, AnglicanCathedral College, Canaan S.D.AHigh School, Edward P. YorkeHigh School, Excelsior HighSchool, Ladyville Technical High

School and St. John’s College. When the final scores were tabu-lated St. John’s College emergedvictorious with a record breaking6,201 points. The record holderswere Einer Marin, Yun-Te Teng,Aaron Stock, and Romel Rudon.Edward P. Yorke High School camein second. The other 2011 Regional Final-ists to compete in the NationalChampionship on Wednesday,March 9, 2011 starting at 9.00 a.m.at the University of Belize Gym-nasium in Belmopan are: JulianCho Technical High School for theSouthern Region, Belize ChristianAcademy for the Western Region,and Corozal Community Collegerepresenting the Northern Region. The Social Security Board takesthis opportunity to thank all 40High Schools for participating inthe 2011 Belize Math Olympiad. Aspecial invitation is issued to joinus at the Belize Math OlympiadNational Championship.

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Pursuant to Section 37 (3) of the Registered Land Act. Chapter 194, Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000, notice is hereby given of the loss of thefollowing Land and Lease Certificates:-

It is proposed to cancel the above Land/Lease Certificates after theexpiration of twenty-one (21) days from the appearance of this notice. Anyperson in possession of the above-mentioned certificates is required toreturn it to the Belize Land Registry, Ministry of Natural Resources & theEnvironment, Belmopan.

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After being married for fiftyyears, Joe took a careful look at hiswife one day and said, “Fifty yearsago we were living in a cheapapartment, we had a cheap car, weslept on a sofa bed and wewatched a 10-inch black andwhite TV. The only good thingabout those day back then is thatI got to sleep every night with ahot 25-year-old girl. Now I havea 2 million dollar house, an eightythousand dollar car in the garage,a nice big bed and a plasma

A New York City boy wasvisiting family friends on a remotefarm in Cayo. He always wanted to go huntingso he convinced the farmer to lendhim his gun. The farmer agreed on the condi-tion that he should not kill anyfarm animals. The city boy headed off into thejungle and soon after he saw a goat.

He creeped up into range, raised thegun and shot it dead. Not knowinganything about animals, the boydidn't know what he'd killed so heran to the farmhouse and describedhis kill to the farmer. "It has two saggy tits, a beard, ahard head and it stunk like hell!"said the boy. My goodness!" exclaimed thefarmer,"You shot the wife.

screen TV,. The downside howeveris that I am sleeping with a70-year-old woman. It seems to methat you're not holding up yourside of things.'” said Joe. The wife, being a veryreasonable woman, told him to goout and find a hot 25-year-old girland she would make sure that hewould once again be living in acheap apartment, driving a cheapcar, sleeping on a sofa bed andwatching a 10-inch black andwhiteTV.

A counterfeiter decided that theeasiest way to pass off his phony$18 bills would be to unload themin some small rural town, so hedrove until he found a tiny townwith a single general merchandisestore. He entered the store, went up tothe counter, and handed one of the

bogus bills to the man behind thecounter and asked, "Can youchange this for me, please?" The store clerk looked at the billfor a few seconds then smiled atthe man. "Of course I can. Wouldyou prefer two $9 bills; three$6 bills; six $3 bills or any combi-nation of the above?"

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NAMES Registration Section Block& Parcel Nos.

Certificate Nos.

CELIA MARTINEZ Punta Gorda 42/155 380/1983 dtd. 7/2/1983

BLUE MOUNTAINE Belmopan 20/2986 6633/2004 dtd 13/7/2004

RANCH LIMITED

JUAN TEYUL SR. Albion Island 4/342 7867/2007 dtd. 6/7/2007

LINCOLN BLADES St. Martin de Porres 344/1998 dtd. 13/1/1998

BELMOPAN, Thursday, Febru-ary 24, 2011: The Belize Agricultural HealthAuthority (BAHA) highly suspectsthat cattle in the Cayo District andpigs in the Stann Creek District areinfected with Vesicular Stomatitis,a disease known as “sore mouth”in Belize. Tissue from vesicles of theinfected cat tle and pigs weresubmitted to the regional referencelaboratory “Laboratorio deDiagnostico de EnfermedadesVesiculares” (LADIVES) inPanama. BAHA is now awaitingconfirmation of Vesicular Stoma-titis. Farmers first reported the diseaseon February 22 and there have beenthree reports from different villagesin the Cayo District and one fromthe Stann Creek District. This disease causes vesicles inthe mouth, teat and feet of infectedanimals and primarily affectshorses, cattle and pigs but may alsoaffect humans. Affected animals show excessivesalivation, mastitis and lameness.Human infection may developfrom exposure to infectedanimals when proper precautionsare not taken; the disease inhumans is influenza-like withfever, headache and muscular ache;and it rarely results in vesicles. Thewhite tailed deer and variousspecies of small mammals may be

infected in the wild. The disease may be transmittedby mosquitoes, contact withinfected animals and movement ofpeople, animals, plants, vehiclesand equipment. There is no vaccineavailable for Vesicular Stomatitisand control is obtained throughquarantine of affected farms andmovement restrictions. Livestockowners may treat their infectedanimals with mild antisept icmouthwashes as this tends to bringcomfort to the animal and allowsfor more rapid recovery. Vesicular Stomatitis is known tooccur in the Americas and isfrequently reported throughoutCentral America. Belize frequentlyreports the disease at the start ofthe dry period. When the diseaseis reported it is usually reported inthe Cayo District. The Belize andStann Creek District have reportedthe disease during major outbreaks,the last major outbreak havingoccurred in 1997. In 2004, Belizereported the disease for the firsttime in the Orange Walk District.This report was due to theimproved surveillance imple-mented by BAHA and not due tothe disease occurring for the firsttime. Farmers tend not to report thedisease as it is self-limiting withinfected animals showing rapidimprovement within 3 days and fullrecovery by 2 weeks. Vesicular Stomatitis, though itis a relatively mild disease, isimportant because it cannot bedifferentiated in the field from Footand Mouth Disease. Thus thedisease is notifiable in Belize,meaning that anyone who suspectsthe disease because of excessivesalivation, lameness or presence ofblisters in mouth, teat or feet mustreport it immediately. Reportscan be submitted to any officeof BAHA or the Ministry ofAgriculture and Fisheries.

Notice is hereby given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that CHESTERWILLIAMS is applying for the renewalof his RESTAURANT LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2011 to operateCALICO JACK located at 7 Miles, ElProgresso Village in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that SHARYNBRINKER is applying for the renewalof her RESTAURANT LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2011 to operateMARIPOSA JUNGLE LODGElocated in San Antonio/Mountain PineRidge Road in the Cayo District.

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Joseph Betson, 20 · Joseph Betson, 20 Michael Richard Flowers Court Process Server/ Collection Agent SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Friday, February 25, 2011: For many years now the public has