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Who's Who on the Bonaire Reporter January 27 to February 3, 2006 Volume 13, Issue 5 Kaya Gob. Debrot 200 • E-mail: [email protected] • 717-8988 SINCE 1994 boarding pass. Orphaline Saleh, Presi- • A tactile layer of ink is put on sev- dent, Bonaire Banker's Association, re- eral places on the front side of a ports that in connection with upcoming real bill. Spirit and Southwest fly to most US elections, the local banks will be open • Tiny black fiber is inserted in the cities from Ft. Lauderdale. The realiza- from 8 am to 12 noon on Friday, Janu- paper of a real bill. Some are tion of the flight connection is mainly ary 27th, and closed in the afternoon. plainly visible and some are only due to the perseverance of Liz Ginoc- visible under ultra-violet light. chio, of Golden Reef Inn, and her asso- Last week The Bank of the Neth- The police arrested two men for using eekly NON-STOP DIRECT ciates. Liz was voted Person of the Year erlands Antilles announced that the counterfeit 100-guilder bills to pay for W FLIGHTS from Ft. Lauder- by BONHATA (see item further on in 100- drinks and last week somebody tried to dale (FLL), Florida, to Bonaire will Flotsam and Jetsam). guilder cash four bills at a local bank. begin Saturday, February 18. Reser- and 50- vations will be accepted starting Peruvian authorities suspended guilder Government health insurance Wednesday, January 25. Check the operations of the state-owned airline, 2003 series rules were changed with the New website http://www.bonairedirect.com/ TANS Peru, last week after a series of counterfeit Year. The maximum gross monthly for more information as it becomes serious events that have put safety in bills that salary to qualify for health coverage available. As we go to press informa- danger, an official said Saturday. On were discovered in circulation are of from the Social Insurance Bank (SVB) tion about the flights is being published. August 23, a TANS flight crashed in inferior quality. They say that in day- was increased to NAƒ4.036,50 effective Some fares are: $399 plus $25 depar- the jungle city of Pucallpa, 305 miles light one can clearly tell the real ones January 1. The weekly limit is ture tax, round trip special for the first northeast of the capital, Lima. That was from the counterfeit ones. The golden NAƒ931,50, up from NAƒ900.90. The two flights (book before 4 February followed by an incident a month and a foil has been glued to the counterfeit accident insurance premium is between 2006.) The first flight to FLL is only half ago when a TANS plane had an bill and it has also a brighter golden 0.5 and 5%, depending on the risk cate- $99 one way BON-FLL including an emergency in Cuzco. It lost an engine. sheen. The counterfeit bills do not have gory, to be paid solely by the employer. in- flight meal, free non-alcoholic bev- There are many Peruvians working in the black wavy pattern that normally The health insurance premium for em- erage service, alcoholic beverages at Bonaire, especially in the building runs over the golden foil. Another dif- ployees and their families is 12.5%, of additional cost. Flight times soon to be trades. ference with the real bills is that the which 8.3% is for the employer and available. More details at website: counterfeit ones do not have the shadow 2.1% for both the worker and govern- http://www.bonairedirect.com or email: Starting on watermark. Real bank notes have the ment. Bonaire has universal health in- [email protected]; phone # US: Thursday, 6 pm, the following authenticity marks: surance for its workers. 1-866-DIVE BON in Bonaire: 599- eve of the Parliamen- • They contain a shadow water- The old age pension (AOV) premium 717-8558 tary elections of Janu- mark, the logo of the Central is 10%, of which 5.5% is for the em- Flights ary 27, a ban lasting Bank, which can be seen by hold- ployer and 4.5% for the worker. The will use until 6 am Saturday, ing the bill against the light. The general widow’s and orphan’s pension Caribbean January 28, will be placed on the sale watermark can also be checked by (AWW) has a 1% premium, of which Sun of alcoholic beverages. Bars selling putting a piece of thin paper over employer and worker each pay half. Flight’s modern Boeing 737s. CSF only alcohol will be closed; restaurants the watermark and color the area This year the wage ceiling for AOV and planes have 3x3 seating in one class. may stay open but not serve alcohol. with a soft pencil. This should AWW premiums has been set at The airline is known for its charters However, as an exception, alcoholic trace the outline of the watermark. NAƒ4.838/month. from NY to Florida destinations. Ft. beverages may be served to tourists, but If it doesn’t, it means that the bill The AOV pension maximum payout Lauderdale is a terrific location for use only in their hotel rooms, and to passen- is counterfeit. has also been adjusted to match the in- as a hub to Bonaire. Several transna- gers leaving the island via boat or • The characters N and A on a real creased cost of living. tional discount airlines like Jet Blue, plane, but only on presentation of a bill should accurately line up. (Continued on page 4) IN THIS ISSUE: Letter (Road to a New Bonaire) 5 Opinion (Elections 2006) 5 Youth Tennis (RBTT) 7 Take the (Kite) Bus 8 Wowo Riba Boneiru (Eye on Bonaire) 9 Unicollege: Story of Brida Manuel 9 Special Olympics Walk-a-Thon (Countdown) 10 Can’t Walk? You can still contribute (Samosir) 11 Balashi Bar Opens at Divi 13 Erwin La Cruz, Artist in Residence 13 Karnaval Schedule 15 Cruise Ship Schedule 15 Dogs of Little Havana 18 WEEKLY FEATURES: Flotsam & Jetsam 2 Mega FM Schedule 5 Dee’s Coral Shorts 7 Vessel List & Tide Table 8 Special Olympic Spotlight (Walk-a-thon) 11 Classifieds 12 Reporter Masthead 14 Picture Yourself (Ft. Knox, Kentucky and 2005 Award) 14 What’s Happening 15 Movieland Film Schedule Cruise Ship, Karneval Schedules 15 Shopping & Dining Guides 16 On the Island Since (Sipke Stapert and Dianir Stapert Rivas-Torres) 17 Pet of the Week (Marlis Tiepel with “Joanna”) 18 Sky Park (Saturn, Bright Winter Stars ) 19 The Stars Have It 19 Page 2 Bonaire Reporter - January 27 to February 3, 2006 Who’s Who on The Bonaire Reporter Published weekly. For information about subscriptions, stories or advertising in The Bonaire Reporter, phone (599) 717-8988, 786- 6518, fax 717-8988, E-mail to: [email protected] The Bonaire Reporter, George DeSalvo, Publisher. Laura DeSalvo, Editor in Chief. Address: Kaya Gob. Debrot 200-6; Bonaire, Neth. Antilles. Available on-line at: www.bonairereporter.com Reporters: Derek Aranguren, Rocca Chin-On, Guus Gerritsen, Co de Konig, Danny Gerharts, Jack Horkheimer, Pauline E. Kayes, Greta Kooistra, Jeff Marshall, Ann Phelan, Dee Scarr, Michael Thi- essen, Roosje v.d. Hoek, Hendrik Wuyts Features Editor: Greta Kooistra Translations: Peggy Bakker, Sue Ellen Felix Production: Barbara Lockwood Distribution: Yuchi Molina (Rincon), Elizabeth Silberie (Playa); Housekeeping: Jaidy Rojas Acevedo. Printed by: DeStad Druk- kerij, Curaçao ©2006 The Bonaire Reporter Bonaire Reporter - January 27 to February 3, 2006 Page 3 Flotsam & Jetsam. (Continued from page 2) Edison Briesen, insisted that Aruba guin won the Number 4 position for was not considering the suspects guilty the Best Cheeseburger in the Carib- The Dutch armed forces are before they were proven guilty. He said bean. They were beaten only by res- planning a large scale military exer- that with the case out of the way, taurants on the much more visited cise around Curaçao. Air, sea and Aruba would be able to focus on its US northern Caribbean islands. Try one at land forces will be involved. Sources $160 million investment in the tourism the Penguin yourself. They’re open inside the navy are talking about the sector. every day except Tuesday and biggest exercise ever held here. Rea- Cohen said the case was far from Wednesday, from 8 am to 6 pm. The son for the size and location of the ex- closed. “Fifty members of the Aruba Penguin is across the street from the ercise is last year’s increased tension police searched the dunes for forensic Maduro & Curiels Bank in Playa. between Venezuela and the US; the US evidence that will allow us to bring a has already confirmed that it will par- strong case against these boys.” ticipate. France, Great Britain and The Salba Nos Venezuela have been invited. The ex- Lora (Save our Par- ercise will be called Caribbean Lion. rots) Foundation, Scouting Bonaire, The Antillean Foreign Relations Coach and Amboina Dolfins founder STINAPA, and Bureau (DBB) warned travelers to Ricardo “Cado” Alberto DROB will hold the an- Venezuela to take extra safety meas- nual counting of the en- ures. and given its young members a healthy dangered Lora this Sat- These include not traveling with jew- outlet into sports and friendly competi- urday, January 28. Dozens of volun- elry, electronics or large amounts of tion. teers will help count Loras all around money and using only reliable taxis On July 28 the “U-13” (12 to 13 the island early in the morning. (either black Ford Explorers with yel- years) team will compete with Colom- The Bonairean Lora is a parrot spe- low stickers or white taxis with yellow bia, Venezuela and Curacao in Valen- cies that is found only on our island.
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