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SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Friday,January 28, 2011: There is a female sheriff in townin the person of Acting SeniorSuperintendent of Police, Mrs.Louise Willis. With over thirty two and a halfyears of service in the department,Mrs. Willis is the highest rankingfemale officer in the department.She enlisted in the Belize PoliceForce in June 1978 and have servedin Belize City, Dangriga, BenqueViejo, Belmopan and now in SanIgnacio. She boasts a roundedcarreer after having servedin every single branch of thedepartment including CrimesInvestigation, Traffic, Prosecution,Tourism and Patrol. In a more senior capacity she hasserved in operations, administra-tion and personnel training.

SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Friday,January 28, 2011: Stanley Tillett, 24, Belizeanlabourer of a Tulip Street adddressin San Ignacio was today in policecustody waiting to be charged forburglary. Acting upon information of aburglary in progress, at around 4:30on the morning of Thursday,January 27, police rushed to the X-Box Game Room and InternetAccess on Joseph Andrews Drive,San Ignacio, where the observedthat the place was broken into andin hiding in nearby bushes policefound the accused Stanley Tillettsurrounded by all the items takenfrom inside the building. The owner of the establishment,

The AccusedStanley Tillett, 24

Ronel Wagner, 32 of Mile 69 onthe Western Highway in San

Victims of the Robbery, Qing Jie Zhu (R) and the wife

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Her most recent position wasas Commander of Planning,Performance, Research andInspection (PPRI) at PoliceHeadquarters in Belmopan.

Sr. Supt. Mrs. Louise Willis

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BY: Joe Awe,SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Thurs-day, January 27, 2011:The People’s Coalition of Cayo(PCC) through this medium wantsyou to know the law. This week’slaw is: NOISE ABATEMENT. This law refers to unreasonablenoise emissions from vehicles,equipment, and premises. The lawprovides for specific types ofintervention from the Public,Environment Department and thePolice. In as far as unreasonable (Morethan 43 decibels) noise pollutionfrom equipment (machinery,sound systems such as DJ’smusic boxes, personal musicplayers, loud shouting and

screaming, toys that make sounds,etc), is an offence and against thelaw. Prosecution happens when anythree or more people lodge acomplaint to authorities, whichcan be oral or in writing, that theyare being affected by the unreason-able noise in this instance. A Police Officer or anyauthorized person can ask theproprietor of the house, restaurant,bar, to keep the unreasonable noiseto the minimum or the authorizedperson can ask that the source ofthe pollution be removed entirely. From the day the premises iswarned to install the necessaryconditions to have their functionwithout affecting other people

negatively, the premises has oneweek to commit to this regulationor licenses to such functions willbe revoked. This offence carries a penalty ofone thousand dollars or more orimprisonment for not less thanthree months. In as far as unreasonable noisepollution for vehicles, authorizedpersonnel from the Police or theEnvironment department canmeasure the noise emitted from thevehicle and if the vehicle is notwithin the limits of acceptance ofthe law, the proprietor has sixweeks after the offence has beenread to him to get the noise undercontrol. Failure to comply with this lawand condition can lead to a fine ofno less than ten thousand dollarsor imprisonment of no less thantwo years or both fine and impris-

onment.The People’s Coalition of Cayowants to empower every citizenwith the understanding of the lawsof Belize. We hope that we canserve you well and help you helpour communities develop underthe guidance of the law.

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The BELIZE ELECTRIC COMPANY LIMITED (BECOL) isaccepting applications for the post of POWER PLANT OPERATOR.

BECOL is the owner and operator of the Mollejon, Chalillo, and VacaHydroelectric Projects. The main function of the company is toprovide clean and reliable energy to BEL. The company’s foremostconcern is the safety of its employees and the running of anenvironmentally sound operation by following the guidelines of theInternational Standards Organization, category ISO14001.

JOB DESCRIPTION:Operates and controls all plant equipment from centralized andremote control panel boards.

JOB DUTIES:o Monitors and operates all plant generation equipment from central-ized and remote control panels according to plant operating proce-dureso Assures compliance with all operating and safety procedures in-cluding issue of protective tagging and maintaining operational recordsand logso Participates in approved training program and study operating manu-als to assure increased knowledge and competency in work perfor-manceo Performs minor maintenance during normal shift and assists in main-tenance effort during unit and/or equipment outage.o Performs other related duties as required

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By letter dated 24th January 2011I conveyed to His Excellency theGovernor General my decision toreturn to private practice as anattorney at law. The resignation isto take effect from 28th February. The decision stems fromthe refusal of the Government ofSt Lucia to pay pension benefitsdue to me upon my retirement,two years ago, as a Court ofAppeal Judge in the EasternCaribbean. Matters reached the point whereI was forced to file a claim on14 th January 2011 against theGovernment of St Lucia whichhas been simply ignoring theclaim, latterly refusing to evenacknowledge receipt of letters ofinquiry. Having returned at the end of2008 to Belize and to privatepractice, I later decided I couldafford to leave private practice andbecome a judge in Belize becauseI treated the expected pensionbenefits as part of my financialresources. That expectation havingbeen removed, I must now adjust.Hence, my decision to return topractice. I express my gratitude to

the Government of Belize forthe honour conferred on me bythe appointment. I am especially grateful for theconfidence and support membersof the public, on both sides of thepolitical divide, expressed on myappointment and during my tenure. It took courage for the PrimeMinister, Hon. Dean Barrow, toappoint his brother to the judiciaryand no less courage for theLeader of the Opposition, Hon.John Briceno, to support thatappointment. I salute them.

I am confident that the Court ofAppeal under its new President, theHonourable Manuel Sosa, withthe support of its new member, the

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

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

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

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


APPLICATION NO. LRS-201100416This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No. 7 and being Parcel No. 7627.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 1474 of 2010 dated9th July, 2010 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 21 of 2010 at Folios1345-1362 in favour of GERALD VANBERG.









APPLICATION NO. LRS-201l00421This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No. 7 and being Parcel No. 7633.























This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 1458 of 2010 dated9th July, 2010 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 21 of 2010 at Folios1059 - 1076 in favour of GERALD VANBERG.






CAPRICORN: December 22 to

January 20 You could be making plansfor change of residence orrenovation of a property. In anycase, it will be wise to planfor expenses in advance. Therewill be lots of work pressurein the coming week, so use thefree time to set your personalagendas in order. LuckyNumbers: 30, 64, 72.

AQUARIUS: January 21 to

February 19 Gains are indicated throughtravel, extensive communicationand increased interactionswith people. You could growprofessionally by leaps andbounds if you are in the field ofart or media. Use this time tohone your skills. Deal withcomplicated issues honestly andsincerely. Lucky Numbers: 06,26, 42.

PISCES: February 20

to March 21

You will compare yourperformance and efforts atwork with the rewards andtreatment received by othercolleagues. The comparisonwill only lead to morefrustration. Your responsibilitiesat home will also require you toconsider better avenues ofincome. Lucky Numbers: 21, 68,84.

ones.Lucky Numbers: 02, 49, 86.

LIBRA: September 22 to

October 23 Your personal confidenceand morale increases. You willbe able to confront sometroublesome private issues andhandle them effectively. A sortedmind transforms you into anaffable person and yourpopularity registers an increase.Your interpersonal relations alsobecome better. Lucky Numbers:50, 78, 96.

SCORPIO: October 24 to November 21

You may need some kind ofskill upgradation and may needto look out for additional helpto support your work. Travel isindicated. You need to look atpeople around you at a deeperlevel, at what they essentially areeven beyond their actions andattitude. Lucky Numbers: 07, 22,47.

SAGITTARIUS: November 22 to

December 21 This is a particularly goodphase for your sign, especiallyif you are academically orientedor are engaged in any artisticpursuit. Look for avenues thatgive your work a deepermeaning like collaborating withpeople abroad or engaging insome promotional work. LuckyNumbers: 55, 76, 92.

CANCER: June 22 to

July 23 A phase of good luck andopportunity stands before you.If you have been thinkingof engaging in PR activity, nowis the time. Do not brush familyrelations or property relatedissues under the carpet. Yourresponsibilities will increase.Lucky Numbers: 10, 51, 69.

LEO: July 24 to August 21

Refinement of taste andacquisition of skill-basedknowledge is foreseen. Pleasewind up all repairs andservicing work related togadgets, or they could causetrouble. Trivial issues withneighbours could causeproblems. Avoid argument andfocus on upholding your dignityand image. Lucky Numbers: 18,32, 62.

VIRGO: August 22 to

September 21 The coming week bringsfinances into focus in a majorway. Run thorough checksbefore making any largeinvestment or borrowingmoney. You need to make a notethat even if you have money itwill never equate to the love andstrength supplied by your loved

ARIES: March 22to April 20

Work will benefit in thecoming week. Take the initiativeand probably some calculatedrisks. There could be expansionof an existing business activity.Keep an even temperamentwhile dealing with people inauthority. Avoid the tendency tokeep an upper hand even amongfriends. Lucky Numbers: 03, 56, 82.

TAURUS: April 21to May 21

It’s a time to stay cautious. Donot breed negative feelings.Avoid using manipulation as atool to get what you want. Beupfront about your expectationsor wait till you can work thingsout yourself. Keep alternativeplans ready to meet suddendevelopments. Lucky Numbers:27, 33, 80.

GEMINI: May 22to June 21

Luck favours you in thecoming week and extensivebenefits are seen coming yourway through networking. Youmay join proactive communitiesengaged in welfare activity closeto your heart. You could receivea promotion at work or may begiven a raise.Lucky Numbers:15, 36, 95.

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CHAPTER 194, LAWS OF BELIZE (REVISED EDITION 2000)NOTICE UNDER SECTION 13Continued From Page 5













































Joseph and Candelaria Lisbeycelebrated the birth of their firstchild, Ida Nicolasa Lisbey on June23, 1944, in San Ignacio, CayoDistrict, Belize. She attended TiaMariana Lisbey’s Preschool andKindergarten. At the age of twelve,she graduated from Sacred HeartPrimary School. She took the highschool admittance examination andSecondary Class Teacher ’sExaminations and successfullypassed them with outstandingmarks in English and Mathematics.At a very young age, she wasrecruited to be a Teacher ’sAssistant. She attended BelizeTeacher’s College and conferred aDiploma in Education. She taughtat Sacred Heart Catholic School inSan Ignacio for over fifteen yearsand was lovingly referred to as“Ms. Ida.” In the San Ignaciocommunity, she was an avidmember of the Legion of Mary andlater became President. In 1971,she moved to Mexico City andlived with her aunt and cousinHortencia. In 1972, Ida immigrated to the

twelve years; a member of thechoir; Liturgy Committee; ParishCouncil; Bishop’s Council; AfricanAmerican Council and WomenEmpowered by the SPIRIT. In 1987, Ida and John receivedrecognition for their faithfuldedication and service to thepapacy and Catholic Church by

served as the fervent,loving prayer leader forthe Resadoras PrayerGroup. Ida’s first job inLos Angeles wasworking in retailMaggie’s ClothingStore. During that timeIda went to school andreceived her certificatein Accounting andworked as an AccountsPayable Clerk at FrankB. Hall, Global Surplus,and in her mostrecent position at AONInsurance Services. Ida loved familygatherings, singingkaraoke and enjoyedwatching Tyler Perry

(Madea) movies. She went tochurch and prayed the Rosaryevery day. A die hard Lakersfan, she also used the power ofprayer to help them win the 2010championship. She had a love formusic (Oldies, Luther Vandross,Melissa Ethridge etc.). Sheespecially loved to dance to soca,punta and marimba beats. Ida likedto get her hair and nails done and

United States andset tled in LosAngeles, whereshe met andmarried the loveof her life, JohnO. Coleman IIon August 3,1974. Ida dedicatedher life to threemain interests:her children, herfamily and herchurch. Shebelieved in familybeing first and that sacrifices weremade for the good of children andin dedication to the CatholicChurch. She was an active andproductive member of NativityCatholic Church for over thirtyyears. Ida served her parish andthe Los Angeles Archdiocesancommunity at large in variouscapacities. She was a ChristianCatholic Doctrine teacher for

Pope John Paul II who awardedthem the Pro Ecclesia Et Pontice.Ida then received the same ward in2005 from Pope Benedict XVI.She was the Secretary of theCayo Committee – a Belizeancommunity group that dedicates itsefforts to fundraising for variousorganizations in Belize to assistchildren, elderly and the sick in thehospitals in San Ignacio and also

enjoyed coordinating the color ofher outfits with John’s. Ida trulybelieved in giving of herself. Shewas ready and willing to helpanyone she came into contact with.She opened her home to many aswell as her heart. We will missIda’s smile, kindness, caringnature, sweet voice and readinessto pray whenever and whereverneeded. No one will forget herloving counsel, advice and directmanner of speaking her mind andgiving directives. She spoke truthand did the right thing even whenit would’ve been easier to remainquiet in order to be popular. Shewas loved and respected by all. OnSaturday, December 25, 2010, Godcalled his angel home. Ida is survived by her husband,John Oliver Coleman II; children,Lisa Joanne Coleman, JohnOliver Coleman III, JosephNicolas Coleman; first grandson,John Oliver Coleman IV; threebrothers: Enrique Lisbey, AntonioLisbey and Joseph Lisbey; foursisters: Marie Therese LisbeyClifton, Anna Marie LisbeyGarcia, Abbie Lisbey Gutierrezand Lourdes Lisbey; maternalaunt Mina Belisle; a host ofcousins from the Lisbey and Youngfamilies, a long list of godchildren,church family, work family, manyother relatives and friends.








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This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 1436 of 2010 dated

9th July, 2010 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 21 of 2010 at Folios665-682 in favour of GERALD VANBERG.













APPLICATION NO. LRS-201100527This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No. 7 and being Parcel No. 7965.This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 1429 of 2010 dated9th July, 2010 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 21 of 2010 at Folios539-556 in favour of GERALD VANBERG.










Careful What You Wish For

Notice is hereby given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, RUBY SABALAis applying for the renewal of herRESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSEfor the year 2011 to operate CAMPARIBAR & GRILL located on the WesternHighway, Santa Elena Town in the CayoDistrict.

Two men died and went toHeaven. St. Peter greeted them, andsaid "I'm sorry, gentlemen, butyour mansions aren't ready yet.Until they are, I can send youback to Earth as whatever youwant to be." "Great!" said the first guy, "Iwant to be an eagle soaring abovebeautiful scenery!" "No problem," replied St. Peter,and POOF! The guy was gone."And what do you want to be,"

St. Peter asked the other guy. "I'd like to be one cool stud!"was the reply. "Easy," replied St. Peter, and theother guy was gone. After a few months, their man-sions were finished, and St. Petersent an angel to fetch them back."You'll find them easily," he says,"One of them is soaring abovethe Grand Canyon, and the otherone is on a snow tire somewherein Chicago!"

There was a young soldier, who,just before battle, told his sergeantthat he didn't have a rifle. "That's no problem, son," saidthe sergeant. "Here, take thisbroom. Just point it at theGermans, and go 'Bangety BangBang'." "But what about a bayonet,Sarge?" asked the young (andgullible) recruit. The sergeant pulls a piece ofstraw from the end of the broom,and attaches it to the end of thebroom. "Here, use this... just go,'Stabity Stab Stab'." The recruit ends up alone on thebattlefield, holding just his broom.Suddenly, a German soldiercharges at him. The recruit points

the broom, "Bangety BangBang!" The German falls dead. More Germans appear. Therecruit, amazed at his good luck,goes "Bangety Bang Bang!Stabity Stab Stab!" He mows downthe enemy by the dozens. Finally,the battlefield is clear, except forone German soldier walking slowlytoward him. "Bangety Bang Bang!” shoutsthe recruit. The German keepscoming. "Bangety Bang Bang!"repeats the recruit, to no avail. Hegets desperate. "Bangety BangBang! Stabity Stab Stab!" It's nouse. The German keeps coming. Hestomps the recruit into the ground,and says, "Tankety Tank Tank."

Bangety Bang Bang!

SAN PEDRO, Tuesday,January 25, 2011: The Belize Bakers’ Association(BBA) is observing and expressingmuch concern over the loomingidea of a decision taken by theLiquid Petroleum Gas Importers ofBelize on the possible interruptionin the supply of butane gas. The year just ended was astruggling one for the associationdue to the increase in prices of keyingredients in the making of bakedproducts, butane gas being one. Already, the association isbracing for a possible increase inthe product ion cost of bakedproducts in 2011 due to an increasein wheat prices on the worldmarket. Hence, the possibility ofcheaper butane gas is wonderfulnews for the association. The association would like toexpress that it welcomes anydecision or venture by any localfuel producers or importers thatwould see a cut in fuel prices,which could have a direct price

effect on the production cost ofbaked products in Belize. The BBA therefore supportsBelize Natural Energy’s (BNE)decision to seek government’spermission to supply butane gas ata cheaper price. Members of the BBA are involvedin the production of a product witha controlled price, hence we areasking the government that we beallowed to benefit from lowerbutane prices, something that BNEsays they can offer to the Belizeanpeople. With lower butane gasprices, our consumers will be ableto benefit directly. The production of butane at acheaper rate is a direct result of thepositive impact the oil industry inBelize can have on the populationand should be allowed. But we arealso of the idea that those that needit most, such as hospitals and othersimilar institutions, should alsobe given the first preference ofobtaining such an essentialcommodity at a lower cost.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000,JULIA COLE is applying forthe renewal of her MALT &CIDER LIQUOR LICENSE forthe year 2011 to operate FALDY’SBAR located in Cristo Rey Village inthe Cayo District.

Ko-Ox Han-Nah (Let’s Go Eat) announces theopening of their new Bistro and Deli situated onBurns Avenue, San Igancio Town, across fromKo-Ox Han-Nah Restaurant. (Formerly knownas Hannah’s Restaurant).

Our Bistro features patio seating as well as takeout foods.

The menu includes Sub or Regular Sandwiches,a wide choice of Salads, Soup of the Day,Desserts, Cookies, Cakes, Ice cream and Yogurt .

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This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 1485 of 2010 dated9th July, 2010 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 22 of 2010 at Folios3754 in favour of GERALD VANBERG.


This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 1484 of 2010 dated9th July, 2010 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 22 of 2010 at Folios1936 in favour of GERALD VANBERG.







APPLICATION NO. LRS-201100538 This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No. 7 and being Parcel No. 7977.










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SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Friday,January 28, 2011: San Ignacio Police are presentlyquestioning several suspects inthe latest robbery at Bing’sSupermarket located at thecorner of Bishop Mart in andHibiscus Streets in Santa Elena,Cayo.

The Chinese proprietor of thestore, Qing Jei Zhu, 52, reportedto police that at around 8:30 am onMonday, January 24, he was seatedbehind the counter in his storewhen an unmasked brown skinmale person, about 5 1/2 feet inheight, wearing a yellow and whitestriped shirt and long blue pants,walked in and after fidgeting withsome merchandise on the counter,the man moved towards the rumsection located behind the counter.Zhu reportedly got up to serve himand while turned with his backtowards to man pointing out thekind of rum the man wanted, theman reportedly move behind him,placed a small black gun to his headand pulled out the license 9mmCompact Luger pistol that Zhu hadtucked in the waist band of hispants. The gun was fitted with amagazine containing 8 bullets. Zhuinformed that it was a new gunwhich he purchased in Belize City,less than three months ago, for$2,500. It bears serial numberA480315.

The man then demanded, andwas given, all the money frominside the drawer which, since itwas early in the morning,amounted to about $200. In the process of the investiga-tion police have detained severalpersons for quest ioning andidentification which is facilitatedby the fact that the robber did notwear a mask. This is the third time that Bing’sSupermarket has been robbed. Thelast incident occurred ten months

ago, on March 17, 2010 when, ataround 8:40 pm, two maskedgunmen entered the store and madeoff with over seven hundreddollars in cash. The other incident occurred ataround 1:30 pm on May 13, 2009when two armed masked menentered the store and held up Zhu’s18 year old son, Zhu Bing Chi,making off with over sevenhundred dollars in cash and aboutfive hundred dollar in telephonecards.






MEXICO CITY, January 26,2011 (EFE): Mexican President FelipeCalderon signed into law onWednesday, January 26, a measureaimed at bringing Mexico'shandling of refugee and politicalasylum claims into line withinternational agreements. The law was drafted "taking intoaccount the model legislation ofthe (office of the) UnitedNations High Commissioner forRefugees," Calderon said duringthe signing ceremony in MexicoCity. Mexico also sought inputfrom domestic and internationalorganizations. From now on, Mexico willconsider applications for refugeestatus from any person who cites afear of being "persecuted forhis race, religion, nationality,membership in a particular social

SAN PEDRO, Ambergris Caye,Belize, Tuesday, January 25,2011: Tropic Air announced today thatit will be improving its schedulefrom San Pedro to Belmopan onJanuary 31, 2011. The twice daily service will nowallow for a midday return toSan Pedro from Belmopan, whilekeeping the popular morning andevening flights to the nation’scapital. It also allows for same-plane connecting service to

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Placencia from San Pedro. The new schedule is a directresponse to requests from itsvalued business and leisurecustomers, and is part ofthe expansion of the Belmopanstation to include a new route toPlacencia. “When we inauguratedBelmopan in April 2010, wepromised the people of San Pedroand Cayo to continuously improvethe route based on their feedback.This new, more convenient,

schedule is part of that pledge”said John Greif III, President ofTropic Air. Flights are bookable via the webat www.tropicair.com, via e-mailat [email protected],by phone at 226-2012 or bycontacting any of our stations. Tropic Air operates a fleet of 11aircraft (including the lastestgeneration, G1000 “glass cock-

pit”, air conditioned CessnaCaravans) to 11 destinations inBelize and Guatemala. With overtwo hundred fifty employees,Tropic Air carried 200,000 passen-gers in 2010. For more information onthe new service, please contacteither Dora [email protected] orJulie Kee [email protected].

The daily flight schedule for the new route,effective January 31, 2011, is as follows:

group or political opinions," thepresident said. Gender persecution will also beconsidered legitimate grounds foran asylum claim, he said Mexico likewise pledges not tosend any asylum seeker or refugeeto a country where that person’slife, liberty or safety would be atrisk, Calderon said. Another provisions of the lawprotects legit imate refugeesand asylum seekers from beingprosecuted for illegally entering thecountry, and officially recognizedrefugees will have a right to workas well as access to health care andeducation. Calderon pointed out that Mexicogave asylum to people fleeing theSpanish Civil War, World War II,Latin American military regimes,civil conflicts in Central Americaand, most recently, survivors of theJanuary 2010 earthquake in Haiti.



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PRESS RELEASESAN IGNACIO, Thursday,January 27, 2011: Santa Elena businessman,Fernando Perez today visited thePolice Station in San Ignacio wherehe presented a much needed printerfor use in the recently inauguratedDrop In Center. The announcement about theneed for this piece of equipmentwas made during last Wednesday’sopening ceremony of the center thiswas when Mr. Perez got wind ofthe need and offered to assist withtoday’s donation. On hand to receive the Lexmarkbrand printer and to thank Mr.Perez, on behalf of the manychildren who will be using theequipment, were the OfficerCommanding the Cayo (Police)District, Sr. Supt. Louise Willisand the Officer in Charge of the SanIgnacio Police Station InspectorClaudio Mai.

Ignacio was summoned tothe scene where he positivelyidentified the items as his property. The investigation revealed thatafter failing to gain entry into thebuilding through back and sidewindows, the bold/desperate

In accepting the donation Mrs.Willis thanked Mr. Perez andassured him that the gift will be put

(L-R) Inspector Claudio Mai, Fernando Perez and Sr. Supt. LouiseWillis

of good use for the benefit of allthe students who will be makinguse of the facility.

Continued From Front Page burglar proceeded to gain entry bybreaking the front door in clearview of neighbours and vehiculartraffic in the area. The stole/recovered items includefour 42” flat screen computermonitors valued at $3,200; eight X-Box controllers valued at $640;

One surveillance video camerawith recorder, $800; Two CPU’s,$700; Two computer monitors,$500;’ One X-Box console $500and fifteen X-Box disks $300. Allfor a total value of $6,640. He will be appearing before Mag-istrate Dale Cayetano later today.

BWS submits Annual ReviewProceedings (ARP) application

On December 31, 2010, BelizeWater Services Limited (BWS)submitted its formal notification foran Annual Review for the period April1, 2011 through to March 31, 2012to the national regulator, the PublicUtilities Commission (PUC) for theirreview.

This submission is required inaccordance wi th StatutoryInstrument 67 of 2002, Part IVsubsection 27, which requires BWSto submit an annual request for aReview to the PUC. It officiallycommences the proceeding for thecompany’s Annual Tariff ReviewProceeding.

BWS has informed the PUC thatthe company is not seeking anychange in tariffs.

The PUC is expected to review thefinancial and operating data of thecompany and make its determinationby March 31, 2011.

Belize Water Services Ltd. – Delivering

water and more…

For more information regarding this orany other

BWS Release, please contactMr. Haydon Brown at Tel: 222-4757

Ext. 234 orvia e-mail at

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Vacancies – Village Councils

The general public is hereby notified that in accordance with Part 111,Section 7 of the Village Council Act, Chapter 88 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2003 the following Village Council has declaredvacancies within its council as follows:

District Village Name Position Reason Belize Biscayne Ernildo Cruz Member Resignation Deshan Swasey Member Resignation Delwin Reyes Member Expulsion

By-election – Biscayne Village

The general public is hereby notified that in accordance with Part 111,Section 9(2) of the Village Council Act, Chapter 88 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2003, by-election to fill the vacant posts ofmembers in the Biscayne Village Council is scheduled for SundayFebruary 20th, 2011 from 9:00a.m. to 1:00p.m. at the GovernmentSchool.

SUCCESS IN YOUR BUSINESSPoint # 3

By: Jason [email protected]

Welcome to point # 3 in thismanagement series. Most people would viewcompetition as a divisivecomponent within a business.And if it is done incorrectly, itcan be. But if it is implementedproperly, it can be a source ofgrowth and improvement foreveryone involved; from you asmanagement all the way up to your

customers. How is that possible?You have a few things that youneed to accomplish, and theymust be fully understood, andoutlined within the bounds of yourcompetition. Next your competition must havebenefits to your staff either inrecognition or in performancebonus, or both. The third thing you must be ableto do is draw your work forcetogether so that they willconcentrate on whats most impor-tant to your industry. You do notwant to sacrifice any performanceaspect within your businessstructure by pushing competition inthe wrong direction. The fourth thing that you wantyour competition to do is have amutually increasing benefit forboth you and your staff. If you canaccomplish this, you will be ableto promote an environment whereyour employees enjoy thecompetition and because of that,

they reach out to excel. If you tie itright, you will also be able to starta mentorship program where yourtop performers can be teamed withyour more junior members to helpthem both grow and succeed. So what can we do to createconstructive competition withinour business? Next week, we will look at oneprogram that works in manyindustries, and that generatessuperior results without any realadded expense to the business.

Competition can be a wonderfultool, but only if it is properlyimplemented. If it is not properlysupported, it can tear a team apartand create an environment that willdamage customer service as wellas morale. We'll teach you how toget good competition into yourbusiness. Thanks for reading, tune in nextweek for the first competitioncreating program that will get yourstaff and your numbers movingforward. Any questions, orcomments, please forward them [email protected] would love to hear from you.

Elections & Boundaries DepartmentMahogany Street ExtensionP. O. Box 913, Belize City

Telephone: 501-222-4992/4042 Fax: 501-222-4991Email: [email protected]: www.elections.gov.bz

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

Elections & Boundaries DepartmentMahogany Street ExtensionP. O. Box 913, Belize City

Telephone: 501-222-4042/4992 Fax: 501-222-4991 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.elections.gov.bz

Notice

The Elections & Boundaries Department notifies the GeneralPublic of the relocation of its following offices effective Janu-ary 1st, 2011:

Belize Rural Divisions: Situated at #2 Daly Street to Ramon’sVillage Plaza, Second Floor- Room #6, (near the junction of thePhillip Goldson International Airport) Ladyville Village. Thenew telephone number is 225-4604.

Caribbean Shores, Freetown, Pickstock and Fort GeorgeElectoral Divisions: Situated at #2 Daly Street to Lot 7134Lumber Yard Crescent (behind Atlantic Bank Ltd. Building)Cleghorn Street, Belize City. The telephone number remains asis, 223-6075.

Francisco G. Zunigafor Chief Elections Officer






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

It is proposed to cancel the above Land/Lease Certificates after the expiration of twenty-one(21) days from the appearance of this notice. Any person in possession of the above-mentionedcertificates is required to return it to the Belize Land Registry, Ministry of Natural Resources & theEnvironment, Belmopan.

LOST LAND/LEASE CERTIFICATES

GASPAR VEGA

GASPAR VEGA

Estate of THOMAS BERNARD

MATTHEWS

ELLEN STAINE

IRMA ELENA HERRERA

GRACIELA GUERRA, MIRZA GUERRA

& PABLO GUERRA P. - Deceased)

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

NAMES Registration Section Block &Parcel Nos.

Certificate Nos.

Carmelita 4/1375

Carmelita 4/1380

Caribbean Shores/Belize

16/622/1

Belmopan 20/3967/1

Belmopan 20/2061

Benque Viejo del Carmen

23/180

Lrs-201008109 dtd. 4/8/2010

Lrs-200909990 dtd. 18/11/2009

3874/1998 dtd. 1/7/1998

2217/1999 dtd.3/5/1999

Lrs-20080227 dtd. 3/4/2008

1832/1987 dtd.11/8/1987

SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Friday,January 28, 2011: San Ignacio police has issued anall points bulletin for AntonioMadrid who stands accused ofembezzling over thirteen thousand

dollars from his former employer. Belizean businessman CarlosPopper, owner of Five SistersLodge, located in the MountainPine Ridge Area, Cayo this weekreported to police that a recent

audit of his payroll recordsrevealed that the accused, AntonioMadrid, employed as the accoun-tant for the lodge, dishonestlyinflated the payroll, over a period

of almost ten months (betweenMarch 25, 2010 and January 16,2011) and in the process defraud-ing the business of exact ly$13,100.55. The accused Antonio Madrid isnow listed as wanted, by SanIgnacio Police, for questioning.

Having sat and passed everypromotional exam from thebottom right up to the top, Mrs.Willis acknowledges that it hasbeen a very challenging butrewarding experience especiallyin a male dominanted depart-ment. Sr. Supt. Willis holds aBachelors degree in BusinessAdministration from theUniversity of Belize and iscurrently in the final stages ofcompleting a Masters degree inNational Security and StrategicStudies from the University ofthe West Indies. She also hold acertificate in Accounting andParalegal Studies from theUniversity of Belize. In terms of her currentposting, Mrs. Willis informed

that she intends to build upon thesolid foundation left by previouscommanders. She informedthat she has no intention ofcommitting the frequent error ofdestroying the work undertakenby previous commandingofficers. She intends to focuson community policing whileseeking the continuing supportfrom the business communityespecially in keeping vibrant thePeople’s Coalition of Cayo(PCC), neighborhood watchgroups and the Police CadetCorp. She also intends to maintaincordial relations as well as anopen channel of communicationwith political, religious, educa-tional, social and communityleaders with the intention ofseeking collaboration in the fight

against crime thereby fosteringa safer community for all. Internally, she said that shewill continue with regular inservice training for the person-nel under her command withspecial emphasis on leadershipand management training for allNon Commissioned Officers(NCO’s) to improve their skillsin dealing with personnel undertheir command as well as intheir daily interaction withmembers of the public. Mrs. Willis specifically asked

for it to be known that sheexercises a zero toleranceapproach in terms of policecorruption and police brutalitywhile simultaneously emphasiz-ing that the police must at alltimes be guided by the rule ofjustifiable force in the executionof their duties. She is marriedto Attorney Linbert Willis. We join the community inwelcoming Mrs. Willis and wishher only the very best as sheconfronts the many challengesthat the job entails.

1 Acre Homesite located onBullet Tree Road, San Ignacio

824-2060 - [email protected]

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