The Sibenik Times, June 13th

sibeniktimesTHE ISSUE 28 | SatUrday, jUnE 13th 2009 | yEar II

POWErEd By šibenskilist

Knin - a proud traditionThe city of Knin celebrates the Day of the City on the 13th of June. As ever the day will be a special one for the citizens of the city and not only is the day of the City but also the day of St. Ante the patron saint of the city.

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Welcome to our beautiful city and to the tenth edition of the second season of “The Sibenik Times”. When will Croatia finally enter the European Union? And come to think of it do we really want to be a part of the union? There are mixed feelings coming from the press and the public in general about actu-ally joining. It’s probably a question of “better the devil you know” syndrome. My own opinion is that we do need to enter, but not at any cost. Entering into the elite group would offer Croatia more pluses than negatives, not only in financial terms but also in human terms. The right to be able to work and travel freely in other member states could be a double edged sword but nether the less a sword that is needed, if only to make the whole country more com-petitive. The ease of being able to use the Euro as our official currency would immediately bring bonuses. This year has seen Croatia become a full mem-ber of NATO and although there were some negative reactions to this I believe that in the long run it’s a positive step. I look at entry into NATO as an insurance policy for the country, sure we’ll have to pay around 3 million Euros a year, but that’s a small price to pay for security. So joining the EU would also cost the country, but the benefits far outweigh the costs. As we depend on tourism for the growth of our economy and as the cast majority of our guests come from European Union countries you don’t have to be Einstein to see the advan-tages. Anyway, at the end of the day, it’s only a matter of time before we do enter this European club. And it’s much better to be inside rather than standing outside and looking though the window, of what is a huge window of opportunity for Croatia. Latest rumours, if we are to believe them, say that by 2012 we’ll be finally inside. That day for me can’t come soon enough.

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ADRIATIC SEA WATER EASILY

PASSES QUALITY TEST

GERMANS SAY CELSIUS IS WORLD´S 15TH SEXIEST WOMAN

NEW NIGHTLIFE-GUIDE JOBS PROLIFERATE DURING RECESSION

PRIME MINISTER MAKING

OFFICIAL VISIT TO THE USA

CROATIA WILL JOIN EU NO EARLIER THAN IN 2012

An analysis of the water in the Adriatic Sea off the coast of Croatia has shown that it is generally of very-high quality. The analysis at a number of points off the coast found the water to be of the highest quality at 1,144 locations, of good quali-ty at 16 locations and of quality deemed suitable for swimming at nine locations, according to the official website of the ministry of environmental protection (http://www.mzopu.hr). The analyses took place from the 1st to the 26th of May at 904 locations and from the 25th to the 29th of May at 265 locations. Analysis of the quality of sea water has traditionally been performed at 15-day inter-vals from the beginning of May until the end of September.

Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader is making an official visit to the USA where he has met with EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn and US UN Ambassador Susan Rice. Sanader and Rehn reportedly agreed Croatia and Slovenia would find a way to resolve their border dispute bloc-king Croatia’s EU accession negotiations, Croatian national television (HRT) has reported. The two men said the negotiations might end this year. Ri-ce said Croatia and the USA had been cooperating in exemplary fashion in the UN Security Coun-cil. Rice added the US government appreciated its partnership with Croatia in NATO and the UN and expected bilateral relations would continue to intensify. Sanader will also meet with UN Se-cretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

Croats have come up with some new jobs that may help them survive the recession. One of them is the job of a “nightlife guide.” There are two kinds of such jobs. The first is that of guides to evening parties, and the second is that of guides dressed in historic costumes who take tourists around a city and relate its history. It is hoped such jobs will help reduce unemployment and increase tourism revenue. The daily Vecernji list has reported Cro-ats in such jobs cannot count on a steady income, only on the generosity of their customers, often meaning how much they are willing to pay for a good party. Other new, unusual jobs in Croatia include those of trampoline coaches and founders of pet-only airlines.

Croatian football star and Karlsruhe player Dino Drpic’s wife Nives Celsius has been voted the world's 15th-sexiest woman by German FHM (For Him Magazine) readers. The favourite men's magazine rates Celsius, 27, as one of the world’s 100 sexiest women. Celsius left other beauties such as Alicia Keys, Rihanna and Gisela Bun-dchen in the dust. First on the list is 19- year old singer Mandy Capristo. Celsius is very pleased with her rating, especially since it comes from German readers, according to the daily Jutarnji list. For Celsius, it is proof she has been noticed by the Ger-man public. Celsius is planning to make use of her celebrity sta-tus. The first foreigner to write a column for German tabloid Bild, Celsius wants to record a song in English. According to Celsius' manager Kristijan Lopac, she is negotiating a deal with one of the most-popular German pro-ducers.

Austrian MEP Hannes Swoboda, the European Parliament (EP)’s Rapporteur on Croatia, believes Croatia will enter the EU no earlier than in 2012. Swoboda said in an interview in last week’s edition of the Vienna newspaper Die Presse: “If Croatia resolves its border dispute with Slovenia, it can enter the EU no earlier than in 2012. That is because we will be able to end ne-

gotiations with Croatia only in 2010, and we will then need to start a ratification process for which we will need around a year and a half,” Swoboda added. The Austrian MEP said he had once been more optimistic about Croatia’s earlier accessi-on. Swoboda also said Croatia’s accession to the European Union entrance should not mark the end of EU enlargement.

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DID YOU KNOW?• The Day of the City of Knin iscelebrated on the 13th of june on the holiday St. ante• KninwasfirstmentionedbytheByzantine Emperor Konstantin Porfirogenet in 950 in his work “administration of the Empire”• CroatianssettledinKninattheend of the 6th century and was established as one of the twelve noble counties.• DuringtheruleoftheCroatianKing Zvonimir Knin became a me-tropolis of the ancient Croatianstate.• AftertheoccupationbytheYu-goslavian army in 1991 Knin was liberated by the military action “Storm” in august 1995. • In 2005, Britain had movedup from 12th place to 8th place in the list of countries with the most tourists visiting Croatia.the numbers of visitors has been rising steadily every year. Britons are top of the table of highest-spending tourists. • Inthesummerof1936KingEd-ward VIII came to Croatia on theyacht nahlin, with Wallis Simp-son, whom he later abdicated to marry. the 90.2m yacht has now been restored.• The summer sea temperaturereaches 26 ºc.• The most well known Dalma-tian and Sibenik specialities are fish stew (brodet) and smoked ham (pršut)• ThenameofthefamousMILKAchocolate from Switzerland, was given in honour to Milka trnina, a Croatianoperadiva.• Goran Ivanišević was the firstwild card entrant ever to win the Wimbledon men’s singles title, when he beat Pat rafter in 2001 in his fourth final.• Sibenik’s Town Library wasfounded on the 17th February 1922 and its first days it only had 1105 books, while it had only 26 inhabitants of Sibenik as its members.• Thatforsexonthebeach,thatis on any public place, there is a penalty-maximumof30daysinprisonor100EURinCroatia• Sibenik’s Town Library wasfounded on the 17th February 1922 and its first days it only had 1105 books, while it had only 26 inhabitants of Sibenik as its members.• Sibenikareaisbyfarknownforits quality lamb’s meat that is prepared in a special way in this region - under a baking lid.• Sibenik, in spite of its moderncar-ferry landing, is not con-nected with direct ferry line with neighboring Italy.• Sibenik is 21 nautical milesaway from Zadar, from Split 38, from Makarska 66, hvar 46, Vis 46, Korcula 79, Ploce 90, du-brovnik 127, and from the nation-al Park Kornati 20 miles.

Train passengers in Croatia will be able to find a number of special deals over the next few months, reports the Croatian Times. Croatian Railways is offering free or cheaper car transport for anyone taking a night train from the country' capital city Zagreb to the port of Split on the Dalmatia coast between June 1st and the end of September. This may be particularly relevant for backpackers who are heading to the Dalmatia vacation as part of their trip. Each year, there are thousands of young people from across Europe who travel across the continent by train. Croatia, with its typically sunny climate and beautiful scenery is a popular stop-off point for those embarking on such expeditions. The country's other attractions include its history and mixture of ancient and modern architecture.

FOOD PRODUCTS WIN SUPERIOR TASTE AWARDS 2009

CROATIAN SCULPTOR’S WORK

SOLD FOR 99,650 GBP

KING ARTHUR WAS BURIED IN CROATIA

SLOVENIANS FAVOUR VACATIONS TO CROATIA

DEALS TO BE FOUND ON CROATIA TRAVEL

Four Croatian food products have won Su-perior Taste Awards 2009. The products are Podravka's Plum Jam and its Sardines in Olive Oil, Sirena - Mala Sirana’ Pag cheese and Zagre-backa pivovara’s (Zagreb Brewery) Ozujsko beer. The Superior Taste Award is a symbol of excellen-ce that is awarded by the International Taste & Quality Institute in Brussels - the leading world organization for the evaluation of the quality of food products. The award ceremony was held at the end of last week in Brussels. The competition featured 796 products from 58 countries, of which 525 won awards.

A British historian is claiming King Arthur was buried in Croatia. Historian John Matthews has told the Croatian daily newspaper Jutarnji List he believes the gravestone found in the southern Cro-atian village of Podstrana is really King Arthur’s. "If proven true, this theory will cause huge dis-content in the UK. When we were working on Jerry Bruckheimer's movie about King Arthur, many Brits called me a thief. They accused me of trying to steal King Arthur from the UK. There is no doubt it would be useful to do proper archa-eological research in Croatia's southern province of Dalmatia. Who knows what we would find," Matthews has said.

"Mother Teaching her Child to Pray" by Croati-an sculptor Ivan Mestrovic (1883-1962) has been sold for 99,650 GBP at a Sotheby's art auction. The auction in the category 19th and 20th Cen-tury European Sculpture occurred last week in London. The sculpture is emblematic of a central theme in Mestrovic's art, motherhood as a sublime mission. The woman's features recall those of the sculptor's second wife Olga, with whom he had four children. Mestrovic's first visit to the United States took place in 1924, when he exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum of Art. His "Mother Teaching Her Child to Pray" was modelled there in 1925. The bronze sculpture was purchased by Lady Cowdray in 1930 or 1931. After her death, her granddaughter Joan Acton took possession of it.

Slovenians holidaying away from their home country last year were most likely to choose Croatia as a travel de-stination, official figures have revealed. According to the Survey on Tourism Travels of Domestic Population by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slo-venia, 57 per cent of those who had a four-night-or-longer trip outside of Slo-venia went to stay in Croatian accom-modation. This was some way ahead of the other most popular countries for a

holiday, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Italy, which each attracted seven per cent of the holidaying Slovenians. Six per cent visited Austria and four per cent headed to Germany, while Greece and Serbia attracted some tourists. Last month, the Austrian Times said that many Austri-ans enjoy taking a vacation in Croatia. The newspaper stated that Croatia was one of the “favourite summer holiday destinations” for people from the central European nation


Prvić is a small island in the Croatian part of Adriatic Sea. It is situated in the Šibenik archipelago, about half a mile from the mainland, in the vi-cinity of Vodice. The name of the island was possibly derived from Prvin, the name of the pre-Christian Croatian god of spring. There are two villages on the island: Prvić Luka and

Šepurine. Its area is 2.37 km², and it has population of 453 and is the third most densely populated island in Croatia. There are no cars on the island. Šepurine is located on the west side of the island opposite Vo-dice. Prvić Luka is situated in biggest bay on the south-east side and it is well protected from northern and western

winds. Famous polymath Faust Vrančić is buried in Prvić Luka as this island was the summer residence of his family. Loca-ted in central part of Adriatic in Sibenik archipelago. The name Prvic comes according to some source from Prvin-Croati-an god of Spring. It seems that in old times hermits reside on Prvic. For its peace and silen-

ce, sweet smalls and colours that somehow grown together with the island in this crazy world there is still a place that is not wasted by the time. Al-though not big by the surface (2,37 km2) guests are always amazed by island diversity. The vegetation on the island is outstanding with aromatic Mediterranean herbs and pi-

nes while the local population grows figs, olives and vine. The coastline is mild and suitable for swimming along its whole its length. There are no cars on the island and although it is only 1000 metes away from the mainland it is a real oasis of peace and tranquillity. There are two villages on the island- Prvic Luka and Sepurine.

Around the county

Zlarin

Zlarin is a small island of the Dalmatian coast of Croatia near the city of Šibenik. Administra-tively, it is part of the Šibenik-Knin County. In winter times the island has a population of 276 people, but from March to October its population grows substantially up to 1,500 peo-ple. Zlarin has a large expatri-ate community. Zlarin’s highest point is Klepac at 174 metres above sea level. During bright and sunny days from this point you can see Mount Velebit and

volcanic Jakuba island in the Adriatic sea. Zlarin has a myriad of fig and cypress trees, and ot-her natural plants. Inner parts of the island are uninhabited and covered with thick forest. Zla-rin is one of few islands on the Adriatic Sea that do not allow access to cars. Zlarin is, with an area of 8.19 km², and 18.7 km of coastline, the third largest island of the Šibenik archipela-go, south-west from Šibenik in middle Dalmatia. It is situated a bit more than 2 km far from

the mainland. In the admini-strative and territorial partition of the Republic of Croatia, Zla-rin belongs to the Šibenik-Knin county, more precisely to the city of Šibenik. The island is connected to the mainland citi-es of Šibenik and Vodice by ship, about 10 times a day. There is evidence of life on Zlarin since prehistory from Neolithic times to Roman ages. There is also evidence that Liburnians often visited and maybe lived on Zla-rin. Zlarin is famous for its red

corals. In summer, when many tourists are on the island, one may witness a ceremony that is held for sailors who are going to the sea at night to find corals. Dalmatian songs are sung, and men and women are dressed in folk costumes typical of the area. The ceremony is held to wish luck to the sailors. Traditi-onal clothes are usually made of light fabric with three different colors, black, red and white. Women’s clothes are profusely decorated. It is customary to we-

ar gold necklaces and earrings with folk clothes, as well as whi-te socks and black shoes. Ladies wear knives on the back of folk clothes. Each year the yacht club of Zlarin organizes three boat regattas, “Zlarinska rega-ta krstaša”, “Latinskin idrun na kureja” and New Year “Zlarin-ska regata krstaša”. “Latinskin idrun na kureja” is reserved for wooden boats built on old, exc-lusively hand-made traditional ways, and propelled by Latin sail (mainsail, triangular sail).

Prvić


For the first time in Croatia a woman’s match race will be held next week. From the 10th of June till the 14th of June the seas around Rogoznica will be filled with yachts from acro-ss the world. Apart from four crews from Croatia there will also be crews from Denmark, Italy, the Netherlands and Por-tugal as well as the possibility of crews from Slovenia and the Czech Republic. The Marina Frapa and the Yacht Club Fra-pa in Rogoznica are the main organisers of this event and the whole event is sponsored by the Croatian Ministry of Education and Sport. For the competitors there is the extra inventive that all points won at this event will count towards the overall world “Woman’s Match Race.” It is also important to mention that the match race for woman has been included as an Olym-pic event which will definitely help towards the overall deve-lopment of this sport. If you are in the region this should prove to be an interesting event and well worth a visit.

Rogoznica regatta

Woman’s Match Race 2009.

Marina FrapaMarina Frapa wears a beauty crown among the Adriatic marinas, and it is certainly one of the most beauti-ful marinas of the Mediterranean. It is situated in the central part of the Croatian coast, between Sibenik and Split, in the heart of Dalmatia in Rogoznica, in a lovely bay of Soline, sheltered from all directions. The centre of the marina is an artificially built island in with a number of fa-cilities such as: the reception area, a control tower, servicing facilities, a transit jetty of the length of 396 m suitable also for mega yachts, the hotel „Otok“ and the adjoining parking area, the majority of the ca-tering facilities and other accompa-nying service-business facilities. The on-shore marina complex includes 10 jetties with 450 fully equipped ber-ths and a guarded area for 150 dry berths. The indispensable on-shore facilities are the hotel „Kopno“, the outdoor swimming pools complex and a disco-night club, a luxury sports centre, the main conference hall, and the monitored parking area. The en-tire marina Frapa complex covers an area of more than 136 000 m2.


The Private School of Sibenik certainly has big plans for the fu-ture. After building its facilities, staff and programs over the last few years the school has beco-me one of the leading private high schools in the Republic of Croatia. Not only does it attract students from Croatia but also from all over the world. I cau-ght up with Prof. Zvonko Pešić on the new terrace on the roof of the school which is in the process of being transformed into an outdoor classroom. Al-though the view is spectacular he is sure that it won’t distract the students to much.

• How many students do you have in total?

At the moment we have three generations of students, there are around 30 students in every year and the maximum num-ber of students in one class is 15. In total we have around 200 students in the school. That fi-gure also takes into account the students that are learning and attending courses. We ha-ve courses of information and computer studies and courses of languages. A large number of these adult students come from the business world, such as banks and trade enterprises.

• How flexible is the school with its classroom space?

Apart from the spaces and classrooms that we have in the school we also have the possi-bility to utilize the Garden of St Lawrence Monastery. I believe that in any space that we use for teaching the children need to feel comfortable and in that way we can have high quality lessons. In fact we have done everything possible to lower any kind of tension or outside pressures. In those kinds of en-vironments children really learn.

• Do you have any foreign professors at the school?

Yes, we do. It was always our goal for students to not only le-arn in Sibenik but also to study outside of the country. In this way they’d be able to not only learn a foreign language but also to experience another culture. As this idea has proved a little difficult to carry out we then re-alized that if we brought foreign teachers here the students wo-uld learn from them and this would give us a desired effect. In an indirect way we have gi-ven the students the feeling that they are learning in England or another foreign country. When

we started the school we had two professors from Ireland, one from Wales, one from America and one from Australia. This year we have a professor from Canada. These professors nor-mally stay for one year here and teach languages. Of course lear-ning a language directly from a native speaker is immensely mo-re effective than learning from a Croatian teacher. Also at the same time the pupils can get to learn something of the culture and tradition of that country.

• Is this the only private scho-ol in Sibenik?

Yes, this is the only private school in Sibenik. There is one in Zadar and in Split. We have tried to organize the school in a way to keep it “small.” By small I mean we keep the number of students in a classroom low and in that way students get a much more private education. Keeping the quality high is our overall aim. Unfortunately for us the Croatian authorities tend to have a negative view on priva-te schools, especially when tal-king about high schools. In fact the country and the authorities don’t finance or even support the concept of private schools in any form. The only types of private schools they do recognize and prefer are religious schools, such as Orthodox schools and Jewish schools for example. They even finance these schools with aro-und 80% of the total budget. On the other hand private schools don’t receive any money from the state and have to finance themselves by their own met-hods. Even though children in our school are learning the same program as children in religious schools, we even teach religion, we don’t receive any support.

• What are the plans for the future?

The next step in expanding the school is to complete a cla-ssroom on the terrace on top of the building. This will be an extremely attractive space for children to learn, we will arran-ge the classroom in the open air with a blackboard on the wall. Although the view might dis-tract the pupils at first I believe that after two lessons they’ll get used to it and get their heads down and study. Further in the future we plan to link the school building with the monastery and the monastery garden where we will also have lessons. The future looks very bright.

InterviewProf. Zvonko Pešić – Principle of The Private Gymnasium in Sibenik

Future looks very bright


Medieval Mediterranean Garden of St Law-rence Monastery (MMG) in Sibenik was re-stored and opened on 6th November 2007 after being forgotten about for a hundred years. MMG is an integral part of the St Law-rence Monastery and an integral part of the programs that the Sibenik Private Gymnasi-um has developed. The restoration project of MMG was completed by renowned landscape architect, Dragutin Kiš, who received the Mil-lennium Award for Flora in Japan, 2000. This particular type of garden is notably rare, as it is the only one of its kind in Croatia, and there a very few in this part of Europe. MMG follows an established medieval design: a cross de-sign for a pathway, small centrally located water feature, with low growing varieties framed by box tree and beautiful spectacular old varieties aromatic rose standards. There are four sections filled with medicinal plants and herbs. A special place has been assigned for our assortment of thyme in a wonderful array of red, purple, silver, light and dark green foliage. The sensational combination of col-ours is a true work of art. Another notable at-traction in the garden are the capers. Legend has it that Juraj Dalmatinac brought the first capers to Sibenik. They have been planted

within the gaps and cracks in the stone walls as a homage to the great builder. The inclu-sion of this simple medieval plant we are able to tie together the main features of this region; stone; flora; Juraj Dalmatinac. Šibenik has claims on another significant historical figure, Robert Visiani Šibenčanin. He was one of the most famous European botanists of the 12th Century and a professor at the famous University of Padua. From its incep-tion the project to restore MMG was fueled by the objective to have the site open to the public. With this in mind we created a number of educational programs for schools and for organized tours. The MMG is situated within the St. Lawrence Monastery complex which means that during your visit to the space you can tour Our Lady's Grotto, the Church of St Lawrence, the Monastery as well as a cafe, restaurant, and souvenir shop. I have recently spent a few hours in the garden and it is an excellent place to relax from the hustles and bustles of the Old City. It has the feel of an oasis in the centre of town and after walking the gardens you must enjoy a cold drink under the shade of the monastery bell tower. A truly unique experience and well worth a visit if you are in the Old City of Sibenik.

IN THE HEART OF THE OLD CITY

Medieval Monastery Garden


EVEntS What to look forward to this year

International Children’s Festival20.06 - 04.07.2009

Sibenik Medieval Fair18./19./20./09.2009

Dalm. Chanson Evenings21.08. - 22.08.2009

Sibenik Klapa EveningsJuly/August

Organ Summer School15.07 - 28.07.2009

Adriatic Boat ShowNautical centre Prgin - 14.10 -18.10.2009

Children’s Festival in Vodice27. 06. 2009 - 03. 07. 2009

Our Lady of Karmel – pilgrimage16. 07. 2009

7th Seaside Jazz festival29. 07. 2009 - 30. 07. 2009

Vodice nights02. 08. 2009 - 04. 08. 2009.

Punta Cup Vodice 2009 – Surfing01. 08. 2009 - 02. 08. 2009

PRIMOSTEN (July - August)– Every Monday: Dalmatian Klapa – Every Wednesday:Folklore evenings – Every Saturday: live music

GREBASTICANight of GrebašticaJuly

KNINCroatian Independence DayAugust

JEzERAJezera Days of the SeaJuly

PIROVACPirovac Summer NightsEnd of July

SIBENIK

VODICE


TRIBUNJExhibition by the Cultural Association of Tribunj from the 15th June to the 15th of August

Concert Maksim Mrvica 11.07.2009

Women’s choir of Tribunj “St. Nikola” concerts from the beginning of June

Winner of the vocal choir festival “Festivala” from Omis30.07.2009

Concert Đani Stipaničev 07.08.2009

“The Sea on the table” 13.07.2009

“Tribunj Fishermans Night” 24.07.2009

Cultural monuments

Through the years, the Ši-benik Button decorated the male national costume, a thro-ughout the last few decades it has been recognized as an original souvenir of Šibenik. Today, the Šibenik Button can be bought in the form of ear-nings, rings, charms, tie pins, broaches, necklaces and other similar items.

The Button has the form of two half spheres connected in the middle and hollow in-side. The outer part is deco-rated with thin silver threads and balls. The original Bu-

tton was made out of silver, with an exact size; however, today you can find it made out of gold and aluminum and in various sizes. The Ši-benik Button, and an authen-tic souvenir was made by the famous filigree Ljazer Čivjak according to the ideas of the designer Franka Baranović. In 2007, the Šibenik Button was named the most original Croatian souvenir by the Cro-atian Tourist Board. Today the Šibenik Button is a component of the costumes of Šibenik Kla-pas (a cappella groups).

The Sibenik Button


Little bit of everything

FACT FILES

SIBENIK CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL

ISLANDS AND COASTLINE

THE CITY HALL

SIBENIK CATHEDRAL

The Sibenik – Knin County is full of interesting sights and sounds. Its history and tradition are rich, complicated and fascinating. Its nature and wildlife, in-cluding two national parks, are unique and breathtaking. Its cuisine and wine are world class. The connection to the sea

is unbreakable. And finally its people are friendly, ge-

nerous and warm. Every week we’ll bring you a few short fact files of different areas of life in the county so that you can better comprehend the culture that surrounds you.

The city of Sibenik is best known for its magni-ficent cathedral St. Jacob. The cathedral is construc-ted entirely of stone. Not only according to beauty, construction and the signi-ficance of its style is it the most important building in the city but it is also reco-gnized by the more emi-nent world organizations. On the 30th of November 200 the cathedral was ad-ded to the list of protec-ted cultural monuments of UNESCO. The idea to build such a cathedral be-gan in 1298 when Sibenik received the title of “city”. The construction started in 1431 and was finally com-pleted in 1536.

Sibenik Rivera has a very indented coas-tline with numerous bays, ports, more than 240 islands, reefs and points including the national park of Kornati. The direct airline length of the coastline is 56.2 kilometers but in reality it is 806 kilometers long due to the amount of inlets, rivers, bays and coves. The largest island in the Sibenik County is Kornat which has a surface area of 32,525,315 me-

ters squared. The inhabited islands include Kopara, Gola Glava, Krapanj, Zlarin, Prvić, Tribunj, Kaprije, Žirje and Murter. On the island of Visovcu on the river Krka live Fran-ciscan monks. The island with the highest peak is Kornat with 237 meters, while the lowest inhabited islands are Krapanj, seven meters above sea level and Tribunj only two meters above sea level.

The City Hall is located in the central city square, former-ly known as Plathei Communis. It is a very harmonious and ai-ry Renaissance style building built from 1533-1536. The ground floor includes porch with semi-circular arches sup-ported by columns, which was an access to the former public utilities offices.

On the first floor is the re-presentative hall in which city councilmen would meet. In De-cember 1943, during allied air strikes, the City Hall building was completely destroyed and was restored after the war, in its original shape and appea-rance.

The city of Sibenik has held a festival in the name of children since 1958. At the beginning the festival was named the Yugoslavian Children’s festival, and then in 1991 the name was changed to the In-ternational Children’s Festival. This year the festival should have marked its 50th anniversary, although in reality it was

the 48th anniversary because at the be-ginning the festival was held once every two years. The International Children’s Festival is a multi-medial cultural event, in fact the festival includes the best of everything for children. It is held over two weeks, from the last week of June and the first week of July.


Last week in pictures

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The final of the county football cup between FC Mladost Tribunj and FC Krka Lozovac was held last weekend. FC Krka Lozovac won the match 5:1 and for the first time the cup

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The Croatian Ministry of trade and enterprise held a congress in Hotel Solaris and presented awards to the best businessmen of the year

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Temperatures soared to over 35º Celsius in Knin last week and children found ingenious ways to keep cool

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A Rolls Royce old-timer passes the Dolac suburb of Sibenik

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The centre for therapeutic riding “Pegasus” opened a sports/recreation park last week


Grad Knin i njegovi žitelji 13-og lipnja slave Dan Grada i Dan sv. Ante – zaštitnika grada! Proslava se obilježava mnogim vjerskim, kulturnim, sportskim manifestacijama, likovnim sa-držajima. Kako bi protekla u što veselijem ambijentu zadnjih par godina se na isti dan održa-va „Kninfest“, festival zabavne glazbe na kojem se okupi 30-ak poznatih izvođača istoimene vr-ste glazbe. Festival je iz godine u godinu sve kvalitetniji i posjeće-

niji te traje dugo u noć. U sklopu obilježavanja Dana grada Kni-na i proslave sv. Ante, održava se glazbeni spektakl ''Kninfest''. Na festivalu sudjeluju mnogi istaknuti glazbenici iz cijele Hr-vatske. Festival se održava pod pokroviteljstvom Grada Knina te je svake godine posjećen u sve većem broju. Sve skladbe izve-dene na festivalu snimljene su na nosače zvuka i našle su svoje mjesto na brojnim radijskim i televizijskim programima.

13TH JUNE8:00 Wake up call for the city 8:30 City Cemetery – Official placing of wreathes for the fallen veterans of the Croatian Army9:30 Procession in front of St. Ante Church to the GVHKZ Church10:30 Holy mass in front of GVHKZ Church13:00 Ante Starčevic Square - presentation by the Knin Tourist Board15:00 By the river Krka – traditional fun and games18:00 FC “Dinara” stadium – race for citizens of the city19:00 St. Ante Church – blessing of children 20:30 Sports centre – KNINFEST 2009

14TH JUNE 9:00 Sports centre – memorial handball tournament 9:00 Ante Starčevic Square – Bowls tournament 18:00 Friendly football match – FC “Velebit” stadium

PROGRAM FOR DAY OF THE CITY

Knin - day of city

Dan grada Knina

On June the 13th the city of Knin and its inhabitants celebra-te the Day of City of Knin and St. Anthony’s day – and St. Anthony is the town’s patron saint! The festivities are marked by many religious, cultural and sports and art manifestations. In order to make the celebration more cheerful, “Kninfest” is held, a festival of party music at which around 30 prominent musicians performing such music style ga-ther.

This festival is gaining in qu-

ality and number of visitors ea-ch year and ends late at night. A music spectacle “Kninfest” takes place during celebration of the Day of City of Knin and celebration of St. Anthony’s Day. Many prominent musicians from entire Croatia participate in this festival. Festival is sponsored by city of Knin and has more and more visitors each year. All son-gs performed at the festival had been recorded and played in numerous radio and televisions programmes.


Tisno is a small Dalmatian town on island Murter, situated half on the island, half on the mainland. In the 19th and 20th centuries Tisno was, apart from being the administrative centre, the region developed strong trade connections with its pro-duction of wine and olive oil. In fact Tisno was one of the first towns in the region to develop tourism which resulted in forei-gn tourists starting to stay in the town after the First World War. Tisno at that time already had small hotels and private acco-mmodation. Modern day Tisno has significantly changed from its historical roots. The future looks bright as well; the town has recently received permissi-on to build more hotels as well as camps and other tourist ame-nities. With its long and excepti-onally beautiful coastline, inclu-ding stunning bays and natural beaches, set against a pine forest, Tisno provides a magical vacati-on for its guests. One of the par-ticularly charming things to do is to set sail in a small boat to one of the neighbouring isles. In fact the whole region is a “heaven” for sailors as there are plenty of

TISNO A long tradition in the tourism industrysecluded marinas and the coas-tline is indented which makes for a host of interesting places to drop anchor and enjoy the natu-ral surroundings. The peaceful and hospitable people of this place, which was once predomi-nantly a place of hard toil, have preserved their traditions and culture despite the hardships of its history. The chief occupations today include farming, wine pro-duction, olive growing, fishing and tourism. Another interesting fact is that the people of Tisno have once again got the right to decide their own justice. Back in 1899 Tisno has its own court and this worked until 1949 when its powers were ceased. Howe-ver in 2006 the town officially opened its own court again and was once again in charge of its judicial system. The average air temperature in January reaches 6.9 °C and between July and August 24.7 °C. Tisno is situated on the regional road connecting the main road with the island of Murter. In fact tourism started in 1923 when Tisno organised a group of guests from the Czech Republic who stayed in private villas in the resort.


HEALTH DAILY PHARMACY Centrala (from 24. April); PHARMACY BALDEKIN, Stjepana Radića 56a, tel. 332-068; PHARMACY CENTRALA, Stjepana Radića bb, tel. 213-539; PHARMACYVarOŠ, Kralja Zvonimira 32, tel. 212-539; PHARMACYPLENČA, Karla Vi-pauca 21, tel. 214 -118, Osme dalmat-inske udarne brigade 3, tel. 331-022; DONACIJSKA PHARMACY, Braće Polića bb, tel. 333-437, VITA-SPECI-JALIZIRANA PRODAVAONICALIJEKOVIMA AND MEDICINSKIMPrOIZVOdIMa, Biskupa Fosca 11, tel. 215-850 and Biskupa Milete 5a, tel. 310-525; PHARMACYBARANOVIĆ-PETKOVIĆ, Stjepana Radića 1, tel. 212-061; PHARMACY RADIN, Kralja Zvonimira 121, tel. 338-716; PharMa-CYČOBANOV, Square Ivana Pavla II, tel-fax: 331-255; HERBAL PHAR-MACY GOSPINA TRAVA, Stjepana Radića 27, tel. 219-245; HERBALPHARMACY NATURA, Stjepana Radića 12, tel. 336-116.

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day and friday), 8.00, 8.45, 9.15, 9.45, 10.05, 11.00, 11.45, 12.00, 12.15, 13.00, 13.10, 13.45, 14.10, 14.37, 16.00, 16.15, 16.45, 17.45, 19.05 (not on saturday) 19.35, 20.40, 21.15, 21.40, 22.00, 23.00 and 23.30; Sibenik–rijeka at 6.30, 8.45, 9.15, 9.45, 11.00, 13.00, 14.37, 16.45, 22.00, 23.00 and 23.30; Sibe-nik–Makarska–Ploče–dubrovnik at 00.00, 2.30, 4.35, 8.00, 11.00, 12.00, 13.00, 14.20 and 15.10; Sibenik–Za-greb at 00.40, 1.30 (motorway), 7.00, 7.45 (on tuesday and friday), 8.00, 9.15, 9.40, 10.05, 12.00, 13.45, 14.50, 15.30, 16.00 (motorway), 17.30, 18.00 (motorway), 23.00; Sibenik-Karlo-vac at 7.00, 8.00, 10.05, 13.45, 15.30, 19.10, 21.40, 23.00; Sibenik–Varaždin at 13.45; Sibenik–Osijek at 21.40; Si-benik–Požega at 7.45 (tuesday and friday); Sibenik–Slavonski Brod at 19.10 (thursday and sunday) and 21.40 (everyday); Sibenik–Vinkovci at 19.10 (thursday and sunday); Sibe-nik–Imotski at 3.45; Sibenik–Pula at 6.30, 9.45 and 22.00; Sibenik–rovinj at 22.00; Sibenik-Gospić at 9.15; Sibenik–Pag at 9.15.

LOCAL LINE - work daySibenik-drniš-Oklaj-Knin at 6.15 (Čupić); 9.30(Čupić); 15.15 (Čupić); Sibenik-drniš-Kosovo-Knin at 8.30; 10.30; 11.30; 14.00; 20.00; Sibenik-tisno-jezera at 10.00 (Jezera bus); Sibenik-Betina-Murter at 10.30 (Murter trade); Sibenik-Grabovci-Stankovci-Budak-Banjevci at 10.30 (Stari Velim); Sibenik-Grabovci-Velim-Stankovci-dobra Voda-Ban-jevci-Benkovac at 14.00, 20.00 (Stari Velim); Sibenik-Vodice-Kapela-jez-era-Murter at 5.45, 11.30, 14.00, 20.00; Sibenik-Srima-Vodice-tribunj-Sov-lje at 6.30, 7.15, 8.40, 10.15, 11.15, 12.15, 12.45, 14.00, 14.30, 19.10, 20.00; Sibe-nik-Srima-Vodice-tribunj-jezera-Murter at 9.00; 15.20 18.00; 21.00; Sibenik-Srima-Vodice at 8.00, 9.20, 13.30, 19.30; Sibenik-Srima-Vodice-Pirovac-Kašić at 11.40, 14.00, 20.00; Sibenik-Vodice-Pirovac-Kašić-Banjevci at 15.20; Sibenik-Skradin-Piramatovci-Krković-Žažvić-Lišani at 14.00, 20.15; Sibenik-Vodice-ČistaVelika-Prović-Vukšić at 11.15, 14.00, 20.15; Sibenik-Grabovci-Crljenik-Stankovci-Budak-radašinovci-Banjevci at 15.20 (Stari Velim); Sibenik-Vodice-Čista Velika-Lađevci-Krković-Bilostanovi-Žažvić-Lišani-Vukšić-Prović at 15.30; Sibenik-Lozovac-Skradin-D u b r a v i c e - R u p e - L a š ko v i c a -Đevrske at 10.30, 14.30, 19.30 (Anto-nio tours); Sibenik-Lozovac-Skradin-Laškovica-Rupeat 11.15, 12.45, 14.00, 15.30, 20.00; Sibenik-Skradin-Sonković-Piramatovci at 12.45, 15.20; Sibenik-Skradin-Sonković-Piramatovci-Lađevci-Lišani at 11.00, 20.15; Sibenik-Lozovac-Skradin-Graovo-Plastovo-Ićevo-Laškovica-Rupe-Sonković at 9.00; Sibenik-Jadrtovac-Boraja-Lep-enica-Vrsno at 10.15, 15.10, 20.30; Sibenik-Boraja-Lepanica-Vrsno at 12.00, 14.00; Sibenik-jadrtovac-

Grebaštica-Drage-BratskiDolac at 11.45; Sibenik-Jadrtovac-Žaborić-Grebaštica-Brnjača-Drage-Bratskidolac at 14.00, 20.00; Sibenik-Bro-darica at 6.10, 7.00, 7.45, 9.30, 10.30, 11.30, 12.30, 13.05, 14.00, 15.05, 16.05, 17.30, 19.10, 20.00, 21.10; Sibenik-Grebaštica-Brnjača-Drage-Bratskidolac at 14.00, 20.00; Sibenik-Grebaštica-Brnjača-Drage-Bratskidolac-Sapini Doci at 15.10; Sibenik-Primošten-rogoznica at 9.45; Sibenik-Primošten-rogoznica-ražanj at 11.00, 11.45, 14.00, 20.00; Sibenik-Primošten BIS at 12.30, 14.00, 20.00; Sibenik-dubrava-Biranj-Danilo-Perković-Sitno at 9.00, 12.40 (to Birnja), 21.15; Sibenik-Dubrava-Danilo-Perković-Sitno at 11.30, 14.00, 15.20, 20.00; Sibenik-Kraljice-Mirlović-Nakići-Radonić at 15.10; Sibenik-Konjevrate-Mirlović-Unešić at 11.30; Sibenik-Vrpolje-Kraljice-Mirlović-Unešić-Sedramić at 14.00, 20.15; Sibenik-Živković-Pokrovnik-Pakovo Selo-Miljevci at 11.00 (Čupić); Sibenik-Nakić-Živković-Pokrovnik-Miljevci at 14.00 (Čupić), 20.15 (Čupić); Sibenik-Bilice-Stubalj-Vrulje at 7.00, 10.30, 12.00, 12.45, 14.00, 15.30, 17.40, 20.00; Sibenik-Zaton-raslina at 7.30, 10.30, 12.30, 13.30, 14.00, 15.20, 18.30, 19.15, 20.00, 21.10; Sibenik-Solaris-Zablaće at 7.00, 9.00, 10.00 11.40, 13.10, 14.15, 15.10, 16.00, 17.40, 19.10, 20.15.

LOCAL LINE - saturdaySibenik-drniš-Oklaj-Knin at 6.15 (Čupić), 11.30; Sibenik-drniš-Kosovo-Knin at 8.30, 14.00, 20.00; Sibenik-Srima-Vodice-tribunj-jezera-Murt-er at 5.45, 9.00, 11.30, 14.00, 18.00; Sibenik-Srima-Vodice-tribunj-Sovlje at 6.30, 7.15, 8.40, 10.15, 20.00 21.00; Sibenik-Srima-Vodice at 8.00, 9.20; Sibenik-Zaton-raslina at 7.00, 10.30, 12.30, 15.20, 18.30, 21.10; Sibe-nik-Jadrtovac-Boraja-Lepenica-Vrsno at 12.00, 15.10, 20.30; Sibenik-Južna Dubrava-Danilo-Perković-Sitno at 9.00, 11.30, 15.20, 21.15; Sibenik-Konjevrate-Nakić-Mirlović at 15.20; Sibenik-Lozovac-Skradin-D u b rav i ce - G ra ovo - P la s tovo -Bratiškovci-Laškovica-Skradin-Sonković at 9.00; Sibenik-Lozovac-Skradin-Sonković-Dubravice-Graovo-Plastovo-Ićevo-Laškovica-rupe at 13.00; Sibenik-Lozovac-D u b rav i ce - G ra ovo - P la s tovo -Ićevo-Laškovica-Rupe at 15.30; Sibenik-Skradin-Sonković-Gračac-Vaćani-Piramatovciat 15.20; Sibe-nik Lozovac-Skradin-Dubravice-Rupe-Laškovica-Đevrske at 10.30, 14.30, 19.30 (Antonio tours); Sibenik-Vodice-Čista Velika-Lađevci-Krković-Bilostanovi-Lišani-Vukšić(endofvillage)-Prović at 12.00 (and Piramatovci), 15.30 (to Bilostanova); Sibenik-Bilice-Stubalj-Vrulje at 7.00, 10.30, 12.45, 15.30, 20.00; Sibe-nik-Grabovci-Stankovci-Budak at 10.30 (Stari Velim); Sibenik-Solaris-Zablaće at 7.00, 9.00, 10.00, 13.10, 14.15, 15.10, 17.40, 20.15.

LOCAL LINE - sundaySibenik-drniš-Oklaj-Knin at 8.30; Sibenik-drniš-Kosovo-Knin at 14.00 (Čupić); Sibenik-Srima-Vodice-tribunj-Sovlje at 6.30, 20.00, 21.00; Sibenik-Srima-Vodice-tribunj-jez-era-Murter at 9.00, 14.00, 18.00; Si-benik-Zaton-raslina at 7.00, 10.30, 12.30, 15.20, 18.30, 21.10; Sibenik-Jadrtovac-Boraja-Lepenica-Vrsno at 15.10; Sibenik-južna dubrava-Danilo-Perković-Sitno at 15.20, 21.15; Sibenik-Lozovac-Skradin-D u b rav i ce - G ra ovo - P la s tovo -Sonković at 9.00; Sibenik-Lozovac-S k r a d i n - D u b r a v i c e - G r a o v o -Plastovo-Bratiškovci (to Gračac playground) at 15.30; Sibenik-Bilice-Stubalj-Vrulje at 7.00, 10.30, 14.00; Sibenik-Solaris-Zablaće at 9.00, 10.00, 13.10, 14.15, 15.10, 17.40, 20.15.

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BANKSjadranSKa BanK: tel. 242-242; CROATIA BANK: Square Pavla Šubića br. 1, tel. 212-033; hrVatSKa POŠtanSKa BanK: A. Starčevića bb, tel. 337-345; OtP BanK: Ante Šupuka 22, tel. 062/201-555; PrIVrEdna BANK ZAGREB: Vladimira Nazora 1, tel. 322-150; raIFFEISEn BanK aUStrIa: Square Dražena Petrovića bb, tel. 348-800; HVB - SPLITSKABanK: Poljana 2, tel. 022/214-663; ZAGREBAČKABANK: Biskupa Milete 2a, tel. 022/201-370; ErStE BanK d.d.: Poljana 5, tel. 062/374-540; HYPO-GROUPALPEADRIA: Stjep-ana Radića 77a, tel. 311-940; VOLKS-BanK: Square Dražena Petrovića bb, tel. 668-100; KRIŽEVAČKA BANK: Biskupa J. Milete 6, tel. 215-396.

BUSES Departure buses from SibenikSibenik–trogir–Split at 00.00, 00.30, 2.30, 3.00, 3.45, 4.35, 5.15, 6.45, 8.00, 8.30, 9.00, 9,20, 10.00, 10.30, 11.00, 12.00, 12.30 (not sunday), 13.00, 14.00, 14.20, 15.10, 15.30, 15.40, 16.00, 16.30, 17.00, 17.30, 18.00 18.15, 18.55, 19.00, 19.30, 20.30, 20.45, 21.15 (not on saturday), 22.00 and 23.30; Sibenik–Pirovac–Biograd–Zadar at 5.45, 6.30, 7.00, 7.45 (only on tues-

TRAINSDeparture from Sibenik: 4.26 : for Perković, Knin and Split; 7.42 : for Perković,Knin,Split,Zagreb; 10.56 : for Perković, Split and Zagreb; 12.25 : for PerkovićandSplit; 15.10 : for PerkovićandZagreb; 15.37 : for Perković,KninandSplit; 17.43 : for Perković; 20.l0 : for Perković,Kninand Split; Zagreb, Osijek, Vinkovci; 22.50 : for PerkovićandZagreb (di-rect).Arrival at Sibenik: 6.27 : from Knin, Split,PerkovićandZagreb (direct wagon); at 7.33 : from Perković; 8.54 : from Knin, Split and Perković; 12.07 : from Zagreb and Perković; 13.34 : from Perković; 16.37 : from Zagreb and Perković; 17.33 : from Knin, Split and Perković; at 18.48 : from Perković; 21.20 : from Knin, Split, Perkovića and Zagreb (fast train).

BOATSSIBENIK–ZLARIN (ferry): tuesday and thursday at 12.30, return at 19.10. SIBENIK – ŽIRJE (ferry): tuesday, wednesday and thursday at 12.30, return at 17.45. Monday, friday and saturday at 10.30, return friday at 15, monday and saturday at 15.30 , return at 13 and 17.45 . Sunday and holidays at 11.00, return at 17.45. SIBEnIK – KaPrIjE (hydrofoil Mis-lav): monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and saturday at 18.45, friday at 16.00 and 19.30, return at 6.50, friday and at 18.05 . Sunday and holi-days at 9 and 18.45, return at 6.50 and 11.20 .SIBENIK – ZLARIN – PRVIĆ – ŠEPURINE-VODICE: monday, tues-day, wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday at 6.00, 9.30, 13.30, 15.30 and 19.30 .

HealthCentre, tel. 660-552; Gen-eral hospital, tel. 663-732; Bus sta-tion, tel. 661-005; PHARMACY, tel. 660-080; RedCross, tel. 662-019; Caritas, tel. 661-700; hVIdra, tel. 661-612; Library tel. 660-010

PHARMACY tel. 434-129; dentist tel. 436-026; nP Kornati tel. 435-740; Borough of Murter tel. 435-599; jadranska BanK tel. 443-137; Port authority tel. 435-190

PHARMACY tel. 467-099, open from 8-14,30, saturday from 8 to 12; doctor surgery tel. 467-080; Bor-ough of Pirovac tel. 467-077; Post tel. 467-000; jadranska BanK tel. 466-622; Firebrigade tel. 467-090.

Borough of Primošten tel. 571-900; Police tel. 570-092; PHARMACY tel. 570-305, jadranska BanK tel. 570-351; Privredna BanK tel. 571-160; Post tel. 571-039; Firebrigade tel. 570-097; Libary 570-259

Borough of rogoznica tel. 559-040; Firebrigade tel. 559-294; doc-tors Surgery tel. 559-032; dentist tel. 558-392; PHARMACY tel. 558-330, jadranska BanK tel. 559-540;

PHARMACY – open mon, wed and fri from 7,30 to 13,30, and tue and thu from 13.30 to 19.30. tel. 771-099, 771-049

Borough of tisno tel. 439-262, 439-264, 439-268; PHARMACY tel. 438-512, jadranska BanK tel. 438-486; FIna tel. 438-499; Post tel. 439-250; Port authority tel. 439-313; ACImarina, tel. 439 295 .

Borough of tribunj tel. 446-357, fax. 446-830; tourist board of tribunj tel./fax. 446-143; jadran-ska BanK tel. 446-992; CroatianPost Office tribunj tel. 446-855, fax. 446-830.

doctors Surgery tel. 022/443-169; dentist tel. 022/443-624; Phar-MACY 022/ 443-168; Vet surgery 022/443-355 Bus station, 022/443-627; Port authority, tel. 022/443-055; Post, tel. 022/442-145.


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the city of Sibenik has always had a long tradition and relationship to the sea. In times gone by not only was the sea use to trade with the world but also as a form of recreation

the connection to the adriatic Sea is just as strong today and ferries make frequent journeys to unite the city with its neighboring islands

Documents

The Sibenik Times, June 13th