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Mr. Isidoro “Don Teod” NealSunrise: April 4, 1919

Sunset: January 2, 2012

SAN IGNACIO TOWN, Tues-day, 3 January 2012: After 11 days of intensiveinvestigation, the single murdercharge was finally laid todayagainst Esperanza Villageresident, Donovan Casildo, 22,the suspected mastermind behindthe 10: 50 pm, December 23,senseless home invasion/ murderof Santa Elena’s role modelresident, Sylvan Roberts Jr., 39. The other suspect, a 16 ½ yearold boy from Red Creek Village,was similarly charged fourdays earlier. Due to his age, weare legally prohibited frompublishing the name and thephotograph of the accused minor. Both accused persons are nowboth behind bars on remand atthe central prison in Hattievilleuntil their next appearance in San

Ignacio’s magistrate court onThursday, 29 March 2012. The information reaching us

indicates that a majorbreak in the investiga-tion came when fingerprints lifted fromthe crime sceneeffectively placed theminor on the scene. Police reports that itwas around 10:50 pmon the eve of theeve of Christmas 2011while Sylvan and hiswife Diana Robertswith their two youngdaughters were restingin what was to havebeen the safety oftheir homes after anevening of shoppingand visiting hisrelatives, when two

Donovan Casildo And A Minor ChargedFor The Murder Of Sylvan Roberts Jr.

The Accused MurdererDonovan Casildo, 22

intruders invaded the privacy oftheir home and in the process one

of them fired a single shot fatallyinjuring Sylvan in the abdomen. In the commotion inside thehouse, the wife emerged with alarge cut wound to the foreheadresulting from the slamming of a

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The DeceasedSylvan Roberts Jr.

SAN IGNACIO TOWN, Wednesday, 4January 2012: The Sacred Heart Church in San Ignaciowas packed today as relatives and friendsassembled to pay their last respects toMr. Isidoro “Don Teod” Neal, 92. The2:00 pm mass of the resurrection andsubsequent grave side service werecelebrated by Father Echeverria. After just a week of illness Don Teod

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Don Teod Laid To Restpassed away quietly on Monday, 4 January2012. He is predeceased by his wife Mrs.Josefina Neal and grandson Cecilio“Letch” Neal Jr. as well by three sisters,three brother and by his mother RitaZapata.

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door in her face. The investigation revealed thatthe intruders demanded gold andUS dollars and that the wifeinformed that there was no goldin the house. She offered and theyreportedly took the only $50bill she had while one of herdaughters offered and they tookpossession of her piggy bankbefore escaping into the darknessof the late night hours leavingtheir father and Diana’s husbandseriously injured on the floor andshots in the air from a neighbor’sgun. While a police quick responseteam was the first to arrive on thescene, Mr. Grant McPherson,Administrator at La Loma LuzHospital, accompanied by thehospital’s armed security guardarrived shortly thereafter andabout 15 minutes afterMr. McPherson’s arrival, acolleague, Dr. Lazo, arrived onthe scene. Dr. Lazo was allowed immedi-ate access to the injured victimand about 15 minutes later heemerged from inside the housewith the body which was rushedto the Loma Luz Hospital foremergency medical attention.Mr. McPherson informed that100% of the hospital’s availablestaff immediately respondedto the call by reporting to thehospital where Sylvan wasattended by five doctors and sixnurses. Despite their very besteffort for over 45 minutes, theypainfully watched as theiresteemed colleague slipped away. While Sylvan has beenassociated with La Loma LuzHospital for many years, Mr.McPherson informed that he hasbeen engaged as the hospital’sDirector of Imaging Servicesince 1 January 2006 a servicehe selflessly likewise provided

at government hospitals inBelmopan and in Dangriga. The obvious senseless murderof Sylvan is in itself a tremen-dous tragedy and loss to thefamily, the Adventist Church andthe community. Investigators saythat the murderous home invasioncould have probably been muchworse if the initial alarm was notraised by the wife’s brother,Dalhart McFadzean, a studentnurse at the University of Belizeand part-time carpenter at LaLoma Luz Hospital, who uponhearing the commotion insidethe house, escaped through aback window and began makingtelephone contact with friendsand associates including thehospital Administrator Mr. GrantMcPherson. The 2:00 pm, Wednesday, 28December funeral serviceconducted by Pastor Nembhardat the Santa Elena CentralAdventist Church for SylvanRoberts Jr. was easily the largestin the community in many years.He was laid to rest in the nearbyCarmen Memorial Cemetery inSanta Elena. The soul of Sylvan Roberts Jr.is, beyond the shadow of anydoubt, now resting in eternalpeace. While the church and thecommunity continue ask: “WhySylvan, Why” we all join inprayer for the young family heleaves behind. We pray that the family mayfind comfort in the many fondmemories they shared as afamily in service to the Almighty,their church and the community. While it is yet a bit early todetermine the effect, a seniorcrimes investigator informedthat since Casildo’s detention,there has been no incident ofhome invasion in the communitywhich presiously recorded atleast one per week.

SAN IGNACIO TOWN,Wednesday, 4 January 2012: The first place trophy for the22nd running to the Krem AnnualNew Year’s Cycling Classic istoday resting in San Ignacio Towninside the Belize Bank on BurnsAvenue, being the home of thisyear’s champion GiovanniChoto from Team WesternSpirit. We caught up this Wednesdaymorning with Frank Burns fromTeam Western Spirit as he wasentering the Belize Bank toofficially hand over the firstplace trophy the team’s majorsponsor, the Belize Bank.Proudly accepting the trophy onbehalf of the bank was Supervi-sor, Mrs. Yvette Burns Moguel. The almost 92 mile race beganat 9:00 am on New Year’s Day,from the Northern BorderStation in Santa Elena, Corozalculminating, over three hourslater, across the BelCan Bridgeon Central American Boulevardin Belize City. This year’s racefeatured 80 riders in the variouscategories. This year’s overall Champion isGiovanni Choto from SanIgnacio’s Western Spirit as thefirst rider to cross the finish lineclocking a time of three hours,forty three minutes and 10seconds. In second place, 31 secondsbehind Giovanni Choto, wasByron Pope riding for Benny’sMegabytes while Giovanni’syounger brother Peter Choto,also from Western Spirit,finished in third position. JohnDelong, riding for VeloshineCycling Team and Edward Perez,riding for D&D Cycling came in4th and 5th respectively.

Meanwhile in the 55 milefemale category, a major upsetwas pulled off by Kaya Cattouse,riding for her father’s team,C-Ray, winning over ShaliniZabaneh in the sprint for firstplace while Patricia Chaverriaedged out Gabrielle Lovell for 3rd

place . In the Masters Category, theMexican Manuel Herrera Bustoscaptured first place with his teammate, Carlos Castelan De LaTorre coming in second andRobert Steward, from M&MEngineering settling for 3rd place. In the Juniors Category, theCayo boys dominated the racecapturing the first three topplaces. This year’s Junior Cham-pion is Oscar Quiroz for CayoUprising while Deezan Spence,riding for D&D Cycling andZahir Figueroa also from CayoUprising placed 2nd and 3 rd

respectively. Frank Burns informed that hisclub is deeply indebted to itsloyal sponsors: The Belize Bank,The Lodge At Chaa Creek andCayo Rentals without whose

Donovan Casildo And A Minor ChargedFor The Murder Of Sylvan Roberts Jr.

Giovanni Bring HomeThe Championship

Krem Annual NewYear’s Cycling Classic

Champion Giovanni Choto

Frank Burns from Team Western Spirithand Trophy over Belize Bank Supervisor

Mrs. Yvette Burns Moguel

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SAN IGNACIO TOWN,Wednesday, 4 January 2012: There is a new residentMagistrate in town. She isJamaican, University of the WestIndies trained attorney, Mrs.Nardia Morgan. Magistrate Morgan wasappointed as a magistrate inBelize on 5 December 2011.Being new to Belize, she spentthe first few days in one of BelizeCity’s magistrate courts onorientation before taking on thesubstantive position in SanIgnacio on 14 December. She is a May 2011 UWI lawschool graduate. Immediatelyafter graduating she moved eastto the Caribbean Island of Nevisin the Federation of St. Kitts &Nevis, where she spent the firstfew months of her new career inprivate practice. She worked fora law firm in Nevis until shereceived confirmation of herappointment as a magistrate inBelize having applied for theposition shortly after completingher legal studies in Jamaica. Magistrate Morgan is marriedand with her husband, resides inSan Ignacio. While this is her first

time in Belize, she says that shefeels at home because Belizebears many similarities to herhome country, Jamaica. She saidthat she is excited about the

position as she has always beeninterested in seeking a career asa judge. Based on initial reports,we understand that, like

Magistrate Linsbert Willis,her predecessor, MagistrateMorgan is firmly committed tothe task at hand and is serious indispensing justice without fear orfavor, ill will or affection. We join the community inwelcoming Magistrate Morgan inour midst. We wish her only thevery best in the all important roleshe has undertaken to performwithin the community.

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Two elderly ladies, members ofthe club, were discussingRotary’s fund raising New Yearsdance. “We’re supposed to wear

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A new doctor had arrived inSan Ignacio. He could cureanything and anybody. Everyone was amazed withwhat he could do - everyoneexcept for Mr. Thompson, thetown skeptic. Grumpy old Mr. Thompsonwent to visit this 'miracledoctor' to prove that he wasn'tanybody special. As he entered the examinationroom he said to the doctor, "Hey,doc, I've lost my sense of taste. Ican't taste nothing. Tell mewhat miracle are you going todo for me? The doctor scratched his head,mumbled to himself and said,"What you need is jar number47." The doctor brought the jarout, opened it, and told Mr.Thompson to taste it. He tastedit and immediately spit it out,

"This is gross!" he yelled."Your sense of taste has beeneffectively restored Mr.Thompson," said the doctor.So Mr. Thompson went homevery, very angry. One month later, Mr. Thompsondecides to go back to the doctorand try once again to expose himas a fake by presenting a new andmore difficult to heal complaint"Doc," he started, "I can'tremember anything!" Thinking he had the doctorstumped now, he waited. Thedoctor scratched his head,mumbled to himself , and toldMr. Thompson, "What you needis jar number 47" “Oh No, Not Jar 47 again!”exclaimed Mr. Thompsonremembering the horrible tasteof its contents as he rushed outof the room with a fully restoredmemory.

something that matches ourhusband’s hair, so I’m wearingwhite,” said Mrs. Smith. “Oh my,” said Mrs. Jones,“I’d better not go.”

It was entertainment night atthe Home for Senior Citizens. Claude the hypnotist stood infront of the residents andexclaimed: “I’m here to putyou into a trance; I intend tohypnotize all of you.” The excitement was almostelectric as Claudetook out abeautiful antique pocket watchfrom his coat. “I want all ofyou to keep your eyes on thisantique watch. It’s a veryspecial watch. It’s been in myfamily for six generations” He began to swing the watch

gently from side to side whilequietly chanting, “Watch thewatch, watch the watch, watchthe watch.....” The crowd became mesmerizedas the watch swayed back andforth, light gleaming off itspolished surface. All eyes followed the swayingwatch, until, suddenly, it slippedfrom the hypnotist’s fingers andfell to the floor, breaking into ahundred pieces. “SH*T!” said the Hypnotist. It took several days to clean upthe Home for Senior Citizens.

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SAN IGNACIO TOWN, Friday,30 December 2011: An 18 year old Guatemalan man,charged with trafficking in 1,732grams of marijuana, was todaysent to prison on remand untilFriday, 3, February 2012. Police reports that at around4:30 on the evening of Thursday,29 December, a team of alertpolicemen on patrol in SantaElena Town spotted a suspiciousmale person on George PriceAvenue near Trapiche. It isreported that upon seeing thepolice, the man is said to havetaken something out of the blackknapsack he was carrying on hisback and hid the parcel undernearby bushes. The man was accosted and whensearched nothing incriminatingwas found on him. He wassubsequently taken to the nearbyspot where he was allegedly seendisposing of the parcel. A searchled to the discovery of themarijuana secured in a black plas-tic bag which was inside a trans-parent plastic bag. The man was instantly detainedand transported to the policestation in San Ignacio where he

was identified as Guatemalanfarmer, Eber Adan Gonzalez,18. He told the police that he wasliving in the New Area of BenqueViejo Town. The marijuanawas weighed in his presenceamounting to 1,732 grams. Thedetainee was subsequentlyarrested and charged for drugtrafficking. He appeared in court on Friday,30 December where the chargewas read to him by magistrateNardia Morgan. Contrary of hisinitial statement to the police,upon being questioned he toldthe court that he was residingin Arenal Village. He pleadednot guilty to the charge. Theprosecution objected to thegranting of bail because ofthe flight risk he presented.Magistrate Morgan concurredwith the prosecution resultingin the accused being remandedto jail until Friday, 3 February2012.

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SAN IGNACIO TOWN,Tuesday, 3 January 2012: A team of policemenconducted a search at a residencelocated on Negroman Road,Cayo resulting in the discoveryof two sacks of marijuana andthe arrest of a Guatemalan,naturalized Belizean couple. At around 3:30 pm on Friday,30 December 2011, the policeteam arrived at the NegromanRoad residence of StevenArguelles and Erlinda Cocomwho were the only ones athome at the time. The searchled to an outdoor woodenbathroom where two brown sacksmarked “Distribuidores De SacoEl Quetzal” were found. Thesacks were opened in thepresence of both accused andwere found to contain suspectedmarijuana. The couple were detained and

transported to the police stationin San Ignacio and when placedon the police scale, the illegalmerchandise weighed in at acombined 64 pounds (29,029.91grams). Steven Arguelles, 36, and hiscommon-law wife, ErlindaCocom, 22, both Guatemalan,naturalized Belizeans, farmerand housewife respectively,

were later arrested and jointlycharged for drug trafficking. They appeared beforemagistrate Nardia Morgan onTuesday, 3 January where theypled not guilty to the charge. Theywere remanded to prison for90 days and are scheduled to

Steven Arguelles, 36

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Naturalized Belizean GuatemalanCouple Found With Two Sacks Of Mota

Erlinda Cocom, 22

return to court on Tuesday, 3April 2012.





ARIES:March 22 to April 20

This week, you will enjoy abalanced life with little tensionsand lots of excitement. You willfeel more satisfied with theworld around you and will seeeverything in a positive light.You will enjoy being with yournear and dear ones. A lovingrelationship is sure to bring alonglot of excitement in your lovelife. Lucky numbers: 13, 44, 65.

TAURUS: April 21 to May 21

An extremely good week forto get in touch with peopleyou don’t know. The weeklyhoroscope prediction states thata friendly Scorpio is sure to crossyour path this week and a lot manytimes. This week you will getsome fabulous chances thatknocks door once in a lifetime.However, at the end it is yourjudgment that will take the finalcall. Lucky numbers: 25, 57, 91.

GEMINI: May 22 to June 21

The weekly prediction states that,you will make someone veryhappy with little effort and moneyspent. Plan your activities andincorporate few improvements toyour planning. Find out little timefor yourself and others or elseyou will be making a heavymistake. It is also predicted thatthis week, you will come up withthe realization and ask yourselfquestions ‘Was I meant to livelike this and do this?” Luckynumbers: 38, 73, 85.

CANCER:June 22 to July 23

A fabulous week in store foryou as you would be planning fora break soon by postponing someof the scheduled activities. Thiswill offer you relaxation and youwill enjoy a happy and light moodduring the week. Tuesday is yourlucky day in love. Tensions andworry will not even come near toyou this week. Lucky numbers:03, 33, 78.

LEO:July 24 to August 21

The horoscope prediction forthe week says that, you are likelyto be close to water in comingdays probably near a lake or aseaside. Be little careful thisweek with water that will not bechanneled. Start you day withexercises for better result.Sunday is your lucky day in love.It is also predicted that, this weekthere are chances for you toenjoy some flirtation. Luckynumbers: 07, 18, 49.

VIRGO:August 22 toSeptember 21

A wonderful week in store forthe Virgo people with the rightbalance in personal as well asprofessional life. However, theweekly prediction states that youmight have to give some extraeffort to your work, which willpave the way for success in yourlife. Family life and love life ispredicted to be peaceful. Luckynumbers: 16, 27, 95.

LIBRA:September 22to October 23

A busy and tiresome week is instore for the Librans as per thehoroscope prediction. However,the prediction also states thechances of lots of business dealstaking place. Family life will bepeaceful, you might face somehealth problems during themid-week so, be careful. Luckynumbers: 22, 55, 96.

SCORPIO:October 24 to November 21

This week scorpions do listento what your friends and familyhave to say and do not just hear. Agreat week is in store for theScorpions with strong signs ofparties and celebrations. Thereare also chances of a familyre-union and a short tour withfriends. At workplace, thingswill have a smooth run andappreciation is in store for you.Lucky numbers: 30, 52, 69.

SAGITTARIUS:November 22 to

December 21This week all Sagittarians do en-sure that you take proper rest tomaintain a healthy life ahead. Youthink that you do not need rest butthis is not true. This week will bea busy and hectic week for youso; the rest is very much needed.There are chances of a financialproblem cropping up during themid week. The family card also

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CAPRICORN:December 22 to

January 20 This week has lots in store forthe Capricorn people. You willreceive lucrative offers relatedto financial affairs that willbe tough to miss. However, dobe careful before signing offany such financial deal. Thehoroscope prediction statessuccess for you in all fields. Analtogether good week for you.Lucky numbers: 24, 47, 82.

AQUARIUS:January 21 toFebruary 19

This week you will besurprised to receive compli-ments from someone you neverdreamt of. However, do becareful, as not everything mightbe good with it. Single Aquarianshave a good chance of meetingsome one of their liking thisweek. A favorable week is instore for you this week. Luckynumbers: 36, 70, 81.

PISCES:February 20to March 21

A hectic week in store for thePisceans as per the prediction ofweekly horoscope. There will belots of tensions and worries inyour life. However, you have torealize that the source is youyourself. Do not breakdown andrather take things in your stride.A little effort from your side willhelp you come out of all theproblems. Lucky numbers: 42,56, 98.

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SAN IGNACIO TOWN, Friday,30 December 2011: Police are today stillwondering what could have beengoing through the mind of a SantaElena man when, during the midmorning hours on Thursday, 29December, in the presence ofseveral workmen, he walked up toa culvert construction site,jumped in a parked Mack Truckand sped off. It was around 10:00 am onThursday 29 December whenPeter Klassen, 36, BelizeanMennonite called the police andreported that someone had justdrove off with the forty fivethousand dollar Mack Truck hedrives for Norman Reimer.Klassen informed that thetruck, with Cayo license platesCY-A-3352, was parked at theworksite on Requena Streetwhere he was working on aculvert drainage systembehind the football field inSanta Elena. Police immediately rushedto the area, and with thecomplainant on board the policevehicle, they set off on theWestern Highway headingtowards Belmopan. Uponreaching between the villages ofBlackman Eddy and Ontario, theyspotted the truck headingeastwards. Upon being signaledto stop by the police, the driverstopped the truck, jumped out andwas running away when thepolice caught up with him.He reportedly put up a strugglebut was eventually subdued andescorted back to the truck he leftparked on the highway. He wassearched but nothing incriminating was found on him. Asearch inside the truck, however,led to the discovery of a blackplastic bag which, when opened,was found to contain marijuana.The detainee was identified asFrancis Vasquez, 44, Belizean,unemployed of a CarilloPuerto Avenue address in SantaElena. The truck was checked by thelegitimate driver and nothingwas found missing, it wassubsequently returned to Klassenwhile Vasquez and the weed weretransported to the police stationin San Ignacio. The weed,weighed at the police station inthe presence of the accused,tipped the scale at 173.5 grams.

As is standard police procedure,a sample of the substance wasplaced in an envelope and sealed.The envelope was presented tothe accused for his signaturebut he refused to sign the

exhibit. Notwithstanding, he wassubsequently arrested andformally charged for the crime oftaking a conveyance withoutlawful authority and for drugtrafficking He appeared in the SanIgnacio courtroom of magistrateNardia Morgan, on Friday, 30December 2011, where hepleaded not guilty to bothcharges. Magistrate Morganconcurred with the prosecution’sobjection to bail on the groundsthat the accused was alreadyon bail for a recent crime ofdishonesty. He was remanded toprison until Friday, 3 February2012, It was a mere nine days earlierwhen, at around 3:30 am, during

the early hours, on Tuesday,20 December, he was caughtwith three containers offuel, amounting to over 22gallons, allegedly stolen froma passenger bus parked onGeorge Price Avenue in SantaElena. In this instance, policereported that Claude Frazer, thebus driver caught the accusedstealing the fuel from the bus.He was detained and laterformally arrested and charged fortheft. He appeared in court onThursday, 22 December where hepleaded not guilty to the charge.He was offered and met bail inthe sum of two thousand dollarsand ordered to return to court on3 February 2012. With thissecond charge the prior bail waseffectively withdrawn and he wassent to prison to be brought backto court on Friday,

The Unauthorized TruckDriver Francis Vasquez, 44

Vasquez The Alleged UnauthorizedTruck Driver With Weed





Dear Editor; The letter to the editor in theDecember 25th edition of theSTAR concerning the plight ofPatricia Dunlap is disturbing. Neither the police or ScotiaBank seem to care of hermonetary loss.

Dear Editor; The comment or editorial inthe December 25th edition ofthe STAR concerning the thieves,leaves me with several questionsas follows: a) Why are the police tryinghide the number of crimes in thearea? b) If crack and the crack housesare responsible for 50% of thesecrimes and the locations areknown, where are the police?

Eugenio Chuc,Who passed awaytwo sad years ago on January 8, 2010

It’s been a year since wesaid our Good Byes

and the tears are stillin our eyes.

We know that you havegone to rest

In Memoriam

REST IN ETERNAL PEACE PAPACHUC, UNITL WE MEET AGAIN

Sadly missed by sons, daughters and the entire family.

In the arm of the Almightywho knows best.

You are now reunite withour mother in that place

far away,our unending love for her

we want you to say

As you hold her handswith that gentle touch

please tell her that we allmiss her so very much

We take comfort that youare reunited for sure

up yonder above wherepain and suffering are no

more.

c) If crack is responsible for50%, what is being done about theother 50%? The mention of the brutal mur-ders these animals commit seemsto not be a concern. While the wheels of justicegrind on, the citizens mustfortify their homes and hope thatthe evening curse of invasionpasses them by til the nextevening. Hardly a way to live!!!

When the police turn a blindeye, it then becomes the citizensright to rectify the wrong. Whenit comes to the Scotia Bank,customers might seriouslywant to consider pulling outtheir deposits in light of probableinsecurity of their savings.





SAN IGNACIO TOWN,Wednesday, 28 December2011: The discovery of a gun abullets in their village home haslanded a soldier in jail on remandand his wife spared similartreatment because she is nursingan infant child. Although not legally necessarywhen searching for arms andammunition, acting upon thestrength of a search warrant,police conducted a search on theBilly White village residence ofBelize Defense Force CorporalGerald Francis August, 34 andhis wife, Loida Eunice August,24. The police search party arrivedshortly after the midnight hourson Thursday, 22 December 2011where they found the couple inthe house along with 4 children.It did not take long for the partyto find a black 9 millimeter,Beretta brand pistol with anempty magazine, inside a woodenbox in a room. A further search in the yard ledto an area behind a kitchen wherethe police came upon a commodeand when it was lifted, six 12gauge, Sellier & Bellot brand, redcartridges were found underneathit. The soldier was subsequentlyasked about the presence of othersuch items on the premises. Heindicated that there were othersuch items buried in the yard. Hereportedly instructed his wife toshow the area to the police. Sheled the police to a hole in theground in an area near the

kitchen. The hole, about 8 inchesbelow the surface, was foundcovered with three pieces ofboard. After the boards wereremoved, the police found amagazine containing 27 live

rounds of 5.56 ammunitionsalong with three metal clips eachcontaining 10 live rounds of 5.56live ammunitions all found insidetriple black plastic bags . No onein the house could present

license neither for the gun northe bullets. The accused were transportedto the police station in SanIgnacio where they were arrestedand jointly charged for the crimesof a) kept firearm without a gunlicense b)kept ammunitionwithout a license and keptprohibited ammunition. They appeared in court onWednesday, 28 December 2011where they plead not guilty to allthree charges. Magistrate NardiaMorgan proceed to remandthe husband to prison whileconsideration was afforded to thewife after it was revealed in courtthat she left four small childrenat home one being a 6 monthinfant. The wife was offered andmet bail in the sum of eightthousand dollars. They will bereappearing in court on Thursday,26 January 2012.

Gerald Francis August, 34 Loida Eunice August, 22

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BY: Geoffery Waight The San Ignacio & Santa ElenaCouncil in collaboration with theWeekend Warriors Cycling Clubheld its 2nd annual “Hell of theWest” Cycle race on Sunday 11December 2011. The route of the race was fromin front of San Ignacio ResortHotel enroute to Benque ViejoDel Carmen return to the BelizeNatural Energy compound andconcluded atop of the famousCement Hill in San Ignacio. The race began at 8:30am sharpwith 35 cyclistsin starting lineup. While there were severalattacks on the ride to BenqueViejo the peloton remained intactall the way into Benque ViejoTown. The same however could not besaid for the return from BenqueViejo as brothers Frank andPhillip Burns of Team CayoRental along with Andrew“Pawpa” Brown of TeamHorizon established a break andshared the station prizes all theway into San Ignacio. The main peloton ecentuallycaught the breakaway in SantaElena, but not for long as anotherbreakaway was established byPhillip Burns followed closelyby Andrew Brown. Burns and Brown quicklyopened a three minute breakwhich eventually ballooned toseven minutes. Both ridersshared the station prizes along theway until they got into Esperanzavillage on the return leg of therace to the finish line, wherePhillip Burns attacked Andrew

Brown and rode solo acrossfinishline to be crowned the 2011Hell of the West Champion. Andrew Brown placed secondwhile seven minutes later theAndrew Ordonez from TeamHorizon outsprinted GeoffreyWaight of Cayo Rentals for 3rd

and 4th respectively with Vallan

“Serendib Restaurant”Burns Avenue, San Ignacio Town, Cayo Tel: 824-2302

(New owners - same menu)

WE ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON AS FOLLOWS:Monday - Saturday

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Lamb Curry every Saturday NightHappy Hour

5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Phillip Burns Wins Hell Of The West Race

Large macal river lot37500usd, high bank ,

gated community,5 min from cayo allutils, huge trees etc.

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Councilor Earl Trapp (L) the Champ Phillip Burns (center) Mayor John August (R)

Symms rounded off the top five. In the “C” category ElstonBennett of Cayo Rentalsoutlasted Ryan Willoughby tobe crowned champ in thiscategory. The weekend WarriorsCycling Club would like to

thank Mayor John August,Councilor Earl Trapp Jr.the Town Council, PoliceDepartment and the TrafficDepartment for making thisevent a success and partneringin promoting a healthy living forall Belizean.










BY: Deborah ReneauVice Principal, Santa ElenaPrimary SchoolThursday, January 5, 2012.

I have had the wonderfulpleasure of working with acommitted and gifted lady inthe person of Mrs. AbigailWade.

Sadden By Mrs. Wade’s Departure

BWS submits Annual Review Proceedings (ARP) application

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Belize Water Services LimitedPublic Relations Office

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

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Public NoticeJanuary 4, 2012

BWS - Delivering Water and More...

Mrs. Wade devoted herself tothe Teacher Leadership Programat Santa Elena Primary Schooland has worked tirelessly andpro-bono, in building ourschool’s teaching efficacy andhoning our leadership skills. The school has seenmuch improvement in areasof classroom management,attendance, and student involve-ment in their learning, sincethe inception of the TeacherLeadership Program. In my opinion, Mrs. Wade is anexemplary educator who modelsthe qualities of a true leader. Herpersistence, open-mindednessand continuous desire toendeavor have impressed upon

me the importance of improvingmyself, the children andultimately my community. Theknowledge that I have gainedby partnering with her over thepast year and a half is priceless.

I was saddened when I heardthat she was resigning from herpost as the Itinerant ResourceOfficer working out of theDistrict Education Center in SantaElena, Cayo. I am saddened because inthese troublesome times, weneed dedicated individualslike Mrs. Wade who are preparedto champion the cause of ourchildren, particularly thosechildren with special needs. I will be forever grateful forher positive input at our schooland community. I know thatmany others can attest to herdedication and resolute commit-ment in ensuring that our childrenreceive quality education.Mrs. Abby, thank you and let it beknown that God sees your heartand favour.

Mrs. Abigail Wade



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Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,that JEOVANIE SEGURA is applyingfor the renewal of his RESTAURANT& BAR LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate MOUNTAIN DEWBAR & GRILL located in GeorgevilleVillage in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,that MICHAEL WAIGHT is applyingfor the renewal of his MALT &CIDER LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate COHUNE PALMRESORT located in Bullet Tree FallsVillage in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,that MATILDE CHAVEZ is applyingfor the renewal of her PUBLICANSPECIAL LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate BAR ELCERRITO located in Duckrun Villagein the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000, thatNADEGE THOMAS is applyingfor the renewal of her RESTAURANTLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate MYSTIC RIVER RESORTlocated at Mile 6, Cristo Rey Road, CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that ISMAELMARTINEZ is applying for the renewalof his MALT & CIDER IQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateBABY CHAM BAR located #27 BuenaVista Street, San Ignacio Town in theCayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that ISMAELMARTINEZ is applying for the renewalof his MALT & CIDER IQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operatePATY’S RESTAURANT located inSantiago Juan Layout, San Ignacio Townin the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that ISTVANMETZGER is applying for the renewalof his PUBLICAN SPECIALLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate CARACOL BAR located atMile 62 on the Western Highway in theCayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that GARYSEEWALD is applying for the renewalof his RESTAURANT LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operatePINE RIDGE LODGE located in theMountain Pine Ridge in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,that ROLAND PETER WOLF isapplying for the renewal of hisMALT & CIDER LIQUOR LICENSEfor the year 2012 to operateMcWOLF’S located in Blackman EddyVillage in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,that CARLA IRELAND is applying forthe renewal of her SHOP LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateIRELAND’S GROCERY located inBlackman Eddy Village in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,that SHALUE BUTCHER is applyingfor the renewal of her RESTAURANTLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate AGUADA HOTEL locatedon Aguada Street, Santa Elena Town inthe Cayo District.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,that DANIEL MONTGOMERY isapplying for the renewal of hisRESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSEfor the year 2012 to operate ROADHOUSE located in Bullet Tree FallsVillage in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,that MAGALI ARREVALO isapplying for the renewal of herMALT & CIDER LIQUOR LICENSEfor the year 2012 to operateMAGALI’S located in Bullet Tree FallsVillage in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,that ANA WILLIAMS is applying forthe renewal of her RESTAURANT &BAR LIQUOR LICENSE for the year2012 to operate A&M RESTAURANT& BAR located in Georgeville Village inthe Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that MARITZARAMIREZ is applying for the renewalof her PUBLICAN SPECIALLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate TEQUILA TROPICALlocated in Bullet Tree Falls Village in theCayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that AMALIASILVA is applying for the renewal ofher MALT & CIDER LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateROSY’S STORE located at #11 St.Joseph Street, Benque Viejo Town in theCayo District.

LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICES

San Ignacio ApartmentsFor Rent

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

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

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

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

for more information.

UPDATE ON THE BELIZE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT FOR SAN IGNACIO AND SANTA ELENA TOWN

Under the World Bank Infrastructure Project three(3) streets will be rehabilitated in the twin towns of San Ignacio/Santa Elena: - 18th,Street(San Ignacio) -West Street(San Ignacio) -Eden Road( Santa Elena) • The project has been approved by the Project Steering Committee (PSC).

• The Subproject Agreement has been signed. This agreement outlines the respective responsibilit ies,

rights and obligations of the Social Investment Fund and the San Ignacio/Santa Elena Town Council.

• The San Ignacio/Santa Elena Town Council has deposited an amount equal to 1% of the estimated cost of the project as a counterpart contribution.

• Anthony Thurton and Associates, an engineering consultancy firm, have been hired to prepare the designs, costs estimates and technical specificat ions for the four streets and work have begun on the designs etc. which is expected to be completed by the end of January 2012

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT

Mr Ernest Raymond, Pro ject Co-ordinator, Belize Municipal Development Project, Constitution Drive, Belmopan Tel: 822-0239/0508 or v ia email: [email protected] or Cell No. 610-1836. Website: www.sifbelize .org

Under the World Bank Infrastructure Project three(3) streets will be rehabilitated in thetwin towns of San Ignacio/Santa Elena:

- 18th,Street(San Ignacio) -West Street(San Ignacio) -Eden Road( Santa Elena)

·The project has been approved by the Project Steering Committee (PSC).

·The Subproject Agreement has been signed. This agreement outlines the respectiveresponsibilities, rights and obligations of the Social Investment Fund and the San Ignacio/Santa Elena Town Council.

·The San Ignacio/Santa Elena Town Council has deposited an amount equal to 1% of theestimated cost of the project as a counterpart contribution.

·Anthony Thurton and Associates, an engineering consultancy firm, have been hired toprepare the designs, costs estimates and technical specifications for the four streets andwork have begun on the designs etc. which is expected to be completed by the end ofJanuary 2012

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT

Mr Ernest Raymond, Project Co-ordinator, Belize Municipal Development Project,Constitution Drive, Belmopan Tel: 822-0239/0508 or via email:[email protected] or Cell No. 610-1836. Website: www.sifbelize.org

Job VacancyThe Lodge At Chaa

CreekThe Lodge At Chaa Creek is seeking the

Services of a reliable GARDENER

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

Call 824-2037 For more information.





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

EDEN SDA HIGH SCHOOL

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

1 - Music teacher

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

Salary is based on qualifications and in accordance withthe government payscale.

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

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

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

Tel. 824 – 2966 / Fax: 824 – 4479

In accordance with the Moneylender’s Act Chapter 260(S) of the Laws of Belize RevisedEdition 2000, I, LIDI M. FLORES of Benque Viejo Road, San Ignacio Town do herebygive notice that it is my intention to apply at the sitting be held at San Ignacio Magistrate’sCourt on the 22nd day of December 2010 next ensuing for a certificate authorizing me toobtain a Moneylender’s Certificate in the name of the business carried on by me in themane of LEIDY’S PAWN SHOP in the premises on Benque Viejo Road, San IgnacioTown in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatAMELIA REID is applying for therenewal of her PUBLICAN SPECIALLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate LEO BAR located inGeorgeville Village in the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatEMILIO CASTELLANOS is applyingfor the renewal of his PUBLICANSPECIAL LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate LOS ANGELESSPORTS BAR located at #43 ChurchStreet, Benque Viejo Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,that ZENAIDA RUIZ is applying forthe renewal of her RESTAURANT &BAR LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate CENAIDA’SBELIZEAN FOOD located on WestStreet, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,that ELVIA SEGURA is applying forthe renewal of her SHOP LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateSEGURA’S GROCERY located inGeorgeville Village in the CayoDistrict.

LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICESNotice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatMICK MASTERSON is applying forthe renewal of his PUBLICAN SPE-CIAL LIQUOR LICENSE for the year2012 to operate MYSTIC JUNGLELODGE located in the Mountain PineRidge Area of the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatALAN SPRING is applying for therenewal of his RESTAURANTLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate TABLE ROCK JUNGLELODGE located in Cristo Rey Village inthe Cayo District.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000, thatJAMES & ELIZABETH STOREY areapplying for the renewal of theirPUBLICAN SPECIAL LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateTHE JUNCTION located at Mile 9 inthe Mountain Pine Ridge Area in theCayo District.

Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,thatYOLANDA CRUZ is applying for therenewal of her BEER LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateLIME’S COOL SPOT located on PhilipGoldson Street, San Igancio Town inthe Cayo District.

Don Teod is survived and willbe sadly missed by his survivingnine children: daughters, Mrs.Orfelina Neal Toralla, Mrs.Otelia Neal Lagos, Mrs.Juanita Neal Bradley, Ms.Tomasita, Ms. Rosita, Ms.Filomena and Ms .VeronicaNeal as well as one son, Mr.Cecilio Neal and one sister,Mrs. Adela Tate. Don Teod is also survived byeleven grandchildren, eightgreat-grandchildren, one daugh-ter in law, town councilor Mrs.

Desol Neal and a host of nieces,nephews, cousins, other relativesand many friends. The double eulogy in churchwas read by daughter, JuanitaNeal Bradley, the first preparedby the family and the secondwritten by daughter Rosita Nealresiding in the USA whounfortunately could not make itfor the funeral. The note of thanks fromthe Neal Family informs that“We wish to express our deepappreciation to all ourFamilies, Neighbors, Friends

Don Teod Laid To RestContinued From Front Page

near and far and especiallyMrs. Josephine Garnett and allwho stood with us duringthose sad moments. We indeedappreciate your personal visits,prayers, the lovely cards and thefloral pieces you sent, thekind words you’ve spoken, orperhaps you were not there atall, but just thought of us thatday. Whatever you did toconsole our hearts; We thankyou so much, whatever the part.May the Almighty God bless andreward your kindness with

greater measure.” It is generally accepted thatDon Teody Neal, lived a full lifeprimarily in service to his fam-ily, community and savior. Hiswork on earth having been done,he has now gone to eternal rest. As was his final desire, he waslaid to rest inside the Santa RitaCemetery in San Ignacio atop thetomb of his dearly departed wife,Mrs. Josefina Neal who passedaway 20 years ago. May theirsouls now jointly rest in eternalpeace.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that LEAPLETITEZ is applying for the renewalof her MALT & CIDER LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateCHE CHEN HA located on the HydroRoad in Benque Viejo Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that MARTHAFLORES is applying for the renewalof her RESTAURANT & BARLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate MARTHA’S KITCHENlocated in Pomona Village in the StannCreek District.








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