The Changing Face of South Sound by Lindsey Turnbull

Caymanian

Friday, August 16, 2019 Issue No 415 www.caymaniantimes.ky Complimentary

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

 EDITORIAL — A2 The changing face of South Sound By Lindsey Turnbull

In 1976 an article was published in the July edition of the Nor’Wester magazine entitled ‘Into the green heart of Grand Cayman’ written by Clem Thomas. In it, the author describes the area bound Get ready to vote by Smith Road, Crewe Road and South Sound as the “green heart of Grand Cayman”. He describes his  COMMUNITY NOTICES — A2 journey into this green and almost untouched land as follows: “Drive along South Church Street, which continues as South Sound Road. After about seven minutes you will start seeing the canals on your left just as you are leaving South Sound village. Here, the sea and South Sound lagoon are to the south while the road itself winds through a pleasant young pine for-  Vela showcases a modern aesthetic est with occasional patches of mangrove.” “Continue past the rugby pitch – again Airport Air�ield upgrade project While this description of South Sound on your left and with its unmistakable along his South Sound journey. rescheduled might not be recognisable to readers H-shaped goal posts – until you reach Eye’ butter�ly, aerial roots and mangrove only familiar with present-day South the next canal and track exiting left; in A special place Sound, now home to huge condomini- all about ten minutes from the centre of Just a few years later, Mary Lawrence  LOCAL NEWS — A4 um developments interspersed with a George Town.” wrote a comprehensive piece on South dwindling few Caymanian cottages the Forty years ago, South Sound ap- Sound in her walk down memory lane, length of South Sound Road, there is one peared to be a haven for wildlife, as the published in the February 1979 edition landmark that was as much a stand-out author notes wild pineapple, a Louisiana feature 40 years ago as it is today: heron, a higgaty, water lilies, a ‘Donkey’s ... Continued story on page A9 Cayman in top 5 Safest Police Caribbean Islands appeal for The Cayman Islands has placed At the other end of the Tripsavvy Miss Teen contestants visit Cayman close to the top of the list of global is- scale, Jamaica, ranked at number 12 (out witnesses Brac land destinations considered safe for of the 12 islands compared) is described tourists. as having “one of the highest murder A recently published guide to the rates in the world, but 70 per cent of all in Boat  SPOTLIGHT ON TOURISM — A6 ‘safest and most dangerous Caribbe- crime is linked to the drug trade”. an islands’ the travel site TripSavvy, St Kitts and Nevis is ranked at 11 ranks the Caymans fourth out of a list with its capital Basseterre, said to Accident of 12. have “the highest murder rate of any It says “The Cayman Islands is an- capital city in the world, and the over- other British Overseas Territory all homicide rate is the eighth highest across the globe. wealthy individuals, and thus, is very “Most violence and criminal activity safewidely for known travellers.” as a �inancial haven for in the country is believed to be gang or Noting that the “murder rate is rel- drug-related.” Tripsavvy concludes that “it goes per 100,000 population”, it contrasts without saying that travelling to this thisatively with low, destinations with a rate such of around as St Kitts, �ive country is at your own risk.” Trinidad and Tobago, the Dominican Accessible Practices for Guests Republic and Jamaica. ... Continued story on page A3 with Disabilities

 MISS CAYMAN UNIVERSE — A8 Investigations into the boating collision which occurred in the North Sound on Sunday, 11 August continue, and police are appealing for any witnesses who may have seen either of the boats involved in the collision that day or early in the evening. One of the boats involved, which cap- sized as a result of the collision, is the Pepper Jelly, a white 32-foot Scarab centre console boat with two engines, registered to Mango Jam Charters. It is said to have docked in Camana Bay where several Get your tickets now for Miss Cayman Universe pageant!  Cayman Islands George Town ... Continued story on page A11 EDITORIAL | COMMUNITY NOTICE PAGE A2 Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 C�� T��

EDITORIAL COMMUNITY NOTICES Get ready to vote Elections Oﬃ ce Update As at 8pm 12th August, the petition ject going ahead or Cayman remain- calling on Government to give the voting with its existing berthing and port ing population a peoples’-initiated facilities. We hope readers have con- referendum on whether they want the sidered the economic impact such a cruise berthing project to go ahead project is touted to bring into the econ- reached more than 85 per cent of ver- omy, the environmental impact such a huge development will undoubtedly make to our George Town waterfront, i�ied signatures. This means it is most and whether, at the end of the day, Cay- centlikely by that the end the of Elections this month. Of�ice will man actually wants to encourage more haveGovernment veri�ied the has remainingsaid once it 14.9 has perre- cruise tourists to our shores. It should be for the people to decide signatures (at least 25 per cent of the who the real winners will be in this overallceived the voting requisite public) number they will of veri�iedconsid- project and whether or not those win- er whether to go ahead with a referen- ners are the local populace. dum, as permitted under the Constitu- If and when a referendum is an- tion when there is a matter of national nounced, we hope the question that importance to consider. We believe the voting public will be asked to that a project of this magnitude and answer as set by Government will cost, estimated by the Government at be a clear one that speaks directly to just under $200 million, constitutes the populace and allows everyone to a matter of national importance and make a clear decision – does Cayman that the Government must listen to the want a new cruise berthing and port voice of the people on this crucial is- facility or not. And once the vote has sue. taken place, we hope the will of the  Elections Office Update on Current Verification Process 13Aug We hope our readers have taken the people will be heard and Government time to read up as much as possible will act according to the wishes of the on the implications of either the pro- people.  Airport Airﬁ eld upgrade EDITORIAL | COMMUNITY NOTICES EDITORIAL | COMMUNITYproject NOTICES rescheduled PAGE 2 Wednesday, October 18, 2017 | Issue No 132 The CaymanCaymanian Islands Airports Times Author- itate the repaving and extension of the PAGE 2 Wednesday, Octoberity (CIAA), 18, 2017which owns | Issue and operates No 132 runway as part of this next phase of con- Caymanian Times the Owen Roberts International Airport tinued improvements to the airport in- (ORIA) and the Charles Kirkconnell In- frastructure. However, due to these un- ternational Airport (CKIA), announced foreseen circumstances, the milling and NoticEs on Wednesdayotic that theirE splans to com- re-paving of the existing runway surface Editorial Editorial Nmence runway upgrade works at ORIA works will have to be rescheduled. The this summer have been rescheduled due airport runway will now remain open Customs Registration of Importersto unexpectedCustoms beginsextended contract Registration nego- on those eight Tuesdays of in SeptemberImporters begins To help importers start using a system for entry declaration, the Department will tiations. and October, and the works will be car- To help importers start using a system for entry declaration, the Department will start registering importers starting Monday, 16 October 2017. ried out at a later date, in the evenings, start registering importers starting Monday, 16 October 2017. The registration is required by the implementation of a new online electronic outside of the normal operating hours of The registration is required by the implementation of a new online electronic system for entry declaration. Effective 1 November 2017, the Cayman Islands •The Milling air�ield and upgrade Re-Paving project of the consists exist- the airport. ofsystem �ive sub-projects, for entry declaration.namely: Effective 1 November 2017, the Cayman Islands Customs Department will implement the new system. This will require importers ing Runway surface “We are very grateful for the trave- Customs• A Runway Department Extension will to implement the west of the newling system.public’s This ongoing will require cooperation importers as to complete and submit entries electronically to Customs using the new gateway thresholdto complete 08 and submit entries electronicallywe work to Customs to improve using the the infrastructure new gateway portal COLS (Customs Online System). Importers will be able to access the portal portal• Filling COLS of (Customsthe ponds Online within System). the air- Importersat ORIA, will and be we able sincerely to access apologize the portal for through the website www.customs.gov.ky. through the website www.customs.gov.ky.any inconvenience these changes to the Tips of the Week For individuals who have not yet received training in the use of the system, Customs will provide in-house training. Tips of the Week For individuals who have not yet received training in the use of the system, Customs will provide in-house training. Motivational Tip However, before they can use COLS, importers will have to be formally registered andrimeter�ield recognised perimeter road as an importer by Customs. cause,” said CIAA CEO Mr. Albert Ander- Motivational Tip However, before they can use COLS, importers will have to be formally registered and recognised as an importer by Customs. The Power of Music This will require each individual to come in and provide Customs with relevant information• EstablishingExpanding including thea a government-issued robustaircraft air�ield parking pe- son.air�ield upgrade project timeline may The Power of Music This will require each individual to come in and provide Customs with relevant information including a government-issued Do not underestimate the power ramp in an easterly direction to provide Do not underestimate the power of music. Music can heal the sick, their business licence and/or companies registration including directorship. additional aircraft parking upgrade, such as the ramp expansion, of music. Music can heal the sick, their business licence and/or companies registration including directorship. mend the broken heart, relieve stress identification, e.g., driver’s licence or passport. Additionally, it will be necessary for companiesEarlier this and year, businesses it was toannounced provide Other aspects of the airport air�ield As a result, Customs will begin the registrationmend process the broken starting heart, Monday, relieve 16 stress October throughidentification, 27 October e.g., 2017, driver’s from licence 8:30am or passport. Additionally, it will be necessary for companies and businesses to provide and even help you to live longer. Just thatAs the a result, airport Customs runway willwould begin be theclosed registration process starting Monday, 16 October through 27 October 2017, from 8:30am and even help you to live longer. Just ask some of our seniors who are still for eight consecutive weeks on a Tues- arethe expectedworks of �illingto continue the ponds as planned and estab- and Roberts Drive (locallyMonday known as to Airport Friday Road). ask9 am some to of 6our pm seniors who are still playing music and dancing. They will day,Roberts starting Drive in September(locally known 2019, as to Airport facil- Road).willlishing not a be robust affected. air�ield  perimeter road, to 4:00pm Monday to Friday. Registration willplaying take music place andon the dancing. 1st floor They of willCustoms Headquarters, located at #42 Owens agree that music has added value to However, if they missSaturday this period to10 be am registered, to 5 pm Customs will continue to registerto importers4:00pm Monday during tonormal Friday. business Registration will take place on the 1st floor of Customs Headquarters, located at #42 Owens agree that music has added value to However, if they miss this period to be registered, Customs will continue to register importers during normal business their life and also a few more years. hours. Although most importers were previously registered in the old system, it is necessary for all importers to be registered their life and also a few more years. hours. Although most importers were previously registered in the old system, it is necessary for all importers to be registered After a long stressful day, close your in the new system. Once registered with Customs, importers can then submit entries electronically and do business with Baytown Plaza. WestAfter baya long Road stressful day, close your in the new system. Once registered with Customs, importers can then submit entries electronically and do business with eyes turn on your iPod or CD player Customs, without having to attend in person. eyes turn on your iPod or CD player Customs, without having to attend in person. and just enjoy the mellowing sounds Phone Repairs 943-2355 | Phone Retail 945-2355 Cayman Islands Customs Management thanksand just importers enjoy the for mellowing their cooperation sounds and understanding and looks forward to of music. If you have energy left you Cayman Islands Customs Management thanks importers for their cooperation and understanding and looks forward to continued partnership.Email - [email protected] music. If you have energy left you may even dance a jig. continued partnership. may even dance a jig. Live longer. Live happier. Live life to Live longer. Live happier. Live life to its fullest with MUSIC. Sea Grapeits fullest with MUSIC. Air-Conditioned Storage Air-Conditioned Storage Units - KingbirdSea Drive Grape Units - Kingbird Drive Secretarial Services Available for ImmediateSecretarial Services Available for Immediate Rental Rental Services: Work Permits, Trade and Business Applications Services: Work Permits, Trade and Business Applications & Renewal Annual Returns, General Letters Various Sizes from Please call for other services & Renewal Annual Returns, General Letters Various Sizes from Please call for other services Contact: Susan 80 sq. ft to 190 sq. ft 80 sq. ft to 190 sq. ft Cellular: 345 326-9953 Contact: Susan Health Tip Address: Unit #2, Grand Plaza Please call: 326-3800Cellular: 345 326-9953 Health Tip Address: Unit #2, Grand Plaza Please call: 326-3800 Drinking alcohol and Blood (Opposite Hi-Tech Electronics) Drinking alcohol and Blood or (Opposite Hi-Tech Electronics) Pressure Email: [email protected] or Business Hours: 9am – 5pm, Mon – Fri Pressure Email: [email protected]: [email protected] Drinking too much alcohol can Business Hours: 9am – 5pm, Mon – Fri Email: [email protected] Drinking too much alcohol can  Airside views of the new Owen Roberts International Airport raise blood pressure to unhealthy raise blood pressure to unhealthy levels. Having more than three drinks levels. Having more than three drinks in one sitting temporarily increases in one sitting temporarily increases your blood pressure, but repeated your blood pressure, but repeated binge drinking can lead to long-term binge drinking can lead to long-term increases. increases. Advertise Advertise Heavy drinkers who cut back to Heavy drinkers who cut back to moderate drinking can lower their l Free Consultation - New Clients moderateWelcome ldrinking Full & Partial can Dentures lower their systolic blood pressure (the top l Free Consultation - New Clients Welcome l Full & Partial Dentures l Specializing in Cosmetic Denturessystolic l Re-Lines/Soft blood pressure Liners (the top number in a blood pressure reading) l yourSpecializing in Cosmetic Dentures l Re-Lines/Soft Liners number in a blood pressure reading) your by 2 to 4 millimeters of mercury l Dentures Over Implants l Athletic mouthguards & night guards by 2 to 4 millimeters of mercury l Dentures Over Implants l Athletic mouthguards & night guards (mm Hg) and their diastolic blood l Over 30 Yrs Experience l Denture Repairs while you wait! (mm Hg) and their diastolic blood l Over 30 Yrs Experience l Denture Repairs while you wait! pressure (the bottom number in a pressure (the bottom number in a blood pressure reading) by 1 to 2 blood pressure reading) by 1 to 2 mm Hg. Heavy drinkers who want to mm Hg. Heavy drinkers who want to lower blood pressure should slowly lower blood pressure should slowly reduce how much they drink over reduce how much they drink over one to two weeks. Heavy drinkers one to two weeks. Heavy drinkers who stop suddenly risk developing who stop suddenly risk developing severe high blood pressure for severe high blood pressure for several days. Caymanian several days. If you have high blood pressure, CaymanianIf you have high blood pressure, avoid alcohol or drink alcohol only Times avoid alcohol or drink alcohol only in moderation. Moderate drinking is Issue # 415 in moderation. Moderate drinking is generally considered to be: generally considered to be: Publisher: Ralph Lewis - Two drinks a day for men here - Two drinks a day for men Company: Lewis Cayman Islands Ltd here younger than age 65 younger than age 65 #19 Walkers Road (next to Tomlinson Furniture) - One drink a day for men age 65 - One drink a day for men age 65 Telephone: 345 916 2000 and older and older Fast, Email: [email protected], - One drink a day for women of GardenerDesigner or [email protected] Fast, - One drink a day for women of GardenerDesigner any age any age Cameraman Website: www.caymaniantimes.ky A drink is 12 ounces (355 Cameraman A drink is 12 ounces (355 milliliters) of beer, 5 ounces (148 Efficient, milliliters) of beer, 5 ounces (148 Efficient, milliliters) of wine or 1.5 ounces milliliters) of wine or 1.5 ounces (44 milliliters) of 80-proof distilled Caymanian Secretary (44 milliliters) of 80-proof distilled Caymanian Secretary spirits. spirits. Keep in mind that alcohol contains Times Affordable.Lawyer Affordable.Lawyer Keep in mind that alcohol contains calories and may contribute to Times Issuecalories # 132 and may contribute to Driver unwanted weight gain — a risk factor Issue # 132 Driver unwanted weight gain — a risk factor for high blood pressure. Publisher: Ralph Lewis for high blood pressure. Only 48 hours’ Publisher: Ralph Lewis Also, alcohol can interfere with Company: Lewis Cayman Islands Ltd Only 48 hours’ Also, alcohol can interfere with Company: Lewis Cayman Islands Ltd the effectiveness and increase the Telephone: 345 916 2000 the effectiveness and increase the Dive instruct Telephone: 345 916 2000 side effects of some blood pressure Email: [email protected], Dive instruct side effects of some blood pressure Director Email: [email protected], medications. or [email protected] Director medications. notice required or [email protected] - By Sheldon G. Sheps, M.D. Website: www.caymaniantimes.ky notice required - By Sheldon G. Sheps, M.D. Hairdresser Website: www.caymaniantimes.ky Hairdresser Designer Designer LOCAL NEWS C�� T�� Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 PAGE A3

J O I N US.

D E P A R T M E N T O F T O U R I S M

 Montserrat Cayman in top 5 Safest Caribbean Islands ... Continued story from page A1 lurking beneath the sun-and-fun image promoted in tourist brochures. The Cayman Islands’ sister British In general, fear of crime in the Carib- Overseas Territory, Montserrat ranks bean is generally overblown,” it noted. at number one - perceived to be the saf- “However,” it adds, “the overall mur- est place in the Caribbean, according to der rate among developing nations in Tripsavvy. the Caribbean is nearly four times the Of Montserrat, the travel site says average rate in North America. “Montserrat is nicknamed "The Emerald High rates of unemployment and a Isle of the Caribbean," both for its ter- lack of economic development along rain and the heritage of its inhabitant. The island is a British territory in the violence, and gang activity in many Car- Leeward Islands and is considered to be ibbeanwith narcotics nations.” traf�icking breed crime, the safest island in the Caribbean.” Tripsavvy offers the following advice: While Jamaica is considered by “To avoid becoming a victim of a vio- Tripsavvy to be the most dangerous lent crime, do not associate with crim- in the Caribbean by its twelve-country inals by buying drugs or taking part in ranking, the site does not give a ranking other illegal activities. for several other Caribbean destinations. It's essential to keep in mind that safe- For example, not included are the Brit- ty is relative, and nowhere is completely ish Overseas Territories of Anguilla and free of dangers, including your back- the Turks and Caicos Islands, as well as yard. Make sure you do your due dili- several other Caribbean states such as gence, try to avoid looking like a tourist Grenada and Dominica, all of which are and keep your wits about you. known to have lower crime rates than Before you begin planning your Carib- Jamaica. bean getaway, be sure to check the U.S. Tripsavvy says it based its rankings State Department crime warnings for “on crime and murder rates, which de- Caribbean destinations.” scribe the number of crimes or murders Tripsavvy describes itself as “one of reported to law enforcement agencies the top-10 travel information sites in the per 100,000 inhabitants”. world as measured by comScore, a lead- In the introduction to its report from ing Internet measurement company, June this year and largely based on we have more than 50 writers — from lifetime locals to licensed tour guides incidents can quickly get visitors won- — sharing useful travel advice and in- dering2010 information,how they can “a stay few safe high-pro�ile during a spiration from destinations around the Caribbean vacation, and what may be world.” 

Caymanian

BEST PRACTICES SEMINAR & TRADE SHOW

This seminar is for homeshare hosts currently licensed with the Hotel Licensing Board.

Margaritaville Beach Resort Wednesday, 4 September 2019 9:00AM - 4:00PM

31 August 2016

REGIONAL: Page 8 Virgin Boss “Amazed To Be Alive” LOCAL: Page 6 CAYMANIAN TIMES 2016 Cayman Islands Healthcare Conference

Door to Door Enumeration Kicks Off LOCAL: FREE Issue 02 Page 4 Over 160 Elections Office enumerators started door to door visits Saturday, 27 August 2016, to ensure proper count of voters in all three of Cayman’s islands. Advertise here Caymanian

2 September 2016 Full story page 2 TOURIST ATTRACTION: All the kids shouted “Back to School.” TURTLE FARM CAYMANIAN TIMES Page 11

MISS TEEN LOCAL: Page 4 We get 10,000 plus FREE Issue 03 After a three year hiatus, the Miss Teen Cayman Islands Pageant LOCAL: returned on Saturday 27th August STUFF THE BUS Page 3 Back to School Caymanian readers each week

FREE Issue 05 A Taste of Class LOCAL: Premier’s Caribbean Grand Ole House Wellness Day Message 2016 Page 2

CAYMANIAN TIMES from across LOCAL: Local Chevening Scholars Honoured Two young Caymanians who were awarded the prestigious Chevening Scholarship. CaymanianPage 4

9 September 2016 Quaint is probably the first word that full story page 2 comes to mind when trying to de Cayman comes together to help TOURIST scribe The Grand Old House howev musician’s medical costs er although it is one of the oldest es Stanley Ebanks, percussionist in Swanky tablishments in the Cayman Islands, the island it boasts one of the best fine dining experiences island wide. Nestled Zika Virus Update: Local Transmission World’s Fastest ManKINGSTON, Gets Job Jamaica, For Life Saturday At Digicel August 27, 2016 – Digicel Caribbean Ltd has now at 5 cases announced a lifetime partnership with This is being issued on behalf of the Public Health Department Talk on the Street Olympic champion Usain Bolt, naming Acting Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Samuel him its Chief Speed OfficerCSO, Bolt will(CSO). get up close and personal with Williams-Rodriguez, has made public the latest A lifetime deal is an - Digicel customers, from information on the transmission of the Zika virus honour only a few of the both a commercial and virus. - within the Cayman Islands. - absolute greatest ath community point of view “It is therefore concluded - - letes in the world have and will continue to in “Since the last update of that these cases have been lo ever achieved, and this is spire, motivate and capti Wednesday, 17 August 2016, cally transmitted, bringing cas the first one Digicel has ten additional results have es of local transmission of the Zika virus within the Cayman - Islands to five,” he explained. “The number of imported cas - es remains unchanged at six.” The World Health Organiza tion (WHO) has reported the global risk assessment has not changed, with the Zika virus ...Market full story page 7 Day spreading where competent ...continues page 5 Robert and Katherine like to come and choose fresh fruits and vegetables on a Saturday After Dark – CMC at the Barolo Lounge The Cayman Music Collective (CMC) is a group dedicated to promoting Cayman Email: [email protected] | Tel: 949-8182 musicians. They organize live shows, usu ally at small venues (although there was a FREE Issue 08 big street event in Cardinal Avenue back in April, where musicians took to the stage). It has given a helping hand to many Cay The Bahamas Looks To Cash LOCAL: CAYMANIAN TIMES manians, providing not only a regular ven Legislative Assembly ue (favorites have been the Barolo Lounge, - resumes in October LOCAL: In On This Group Of Previously Page 3 West Bay Fire Station Reopens and the Hard Rock Café) to showcase their The West Bay Fire Station held a reopening ceremony on talent, but also by providing them with their Wednesday, to showcase the new and improved facility. CANDIDATES very own record label, as well as help with Overlooked Tourists Page 4 CORNER: intellectual property aspects of writing - Quincy Brown original music and songs. Over 40 artists - have been helped by the Collective, and The Ministry of Tourism is aiming to tap into a bil names of ultra-talented young Caymanians lion-dollar travel sector that has long been over and their associated bands include James Caymanian Geary, Daniel Ebanks, Kingsly Donalds, looked – disabled travellers – and will now begin to Andy Blake, Daisy Lee, Christian Dube, place accessibility at the heart of tourism develop The Frets, Dario Rivers, Joel Durksen and ment in The Bahamas. Erica Assai, and Partners in Crime. Director in the Office of the Tourism Minister, Janet Johnson, says accessible tourism seeks to remove all barriers that would - - Johnson said Barbados is lead ing the charge in this regard and benefiting handsomely. She not - ed the country has implemented creative measures for disabled guests to experience the coun - try and incentives for businesses that make accommodations for - All ads in full colour Email: [email protected] | Tel: 949-8182those individuals. Minister of Tourism Obie Wilch combe said The Bahamas has to - Space is limited, please register by Monday, 26 August 2019 - Save 30% with our ...continues page 8

Eduardo Montalvo, Bruce Lee Coulson and Alex Smith will be among the local fighters on the card. Digicel Simplifies To learn more visit: low advertising rates Borrowing; FLOW Expands Credit Loan Product If banks introduced a line of credit accessible by one SMS request and nothing more to existing account holders, they would probably make millions. Telecoms giant Digicel is aiming to achieve just that with DigiLoan, a cred from the 127 short code and then pro it advance service that allows custom - ceed to borrow credit,” he added. ers to top up their account by dialling a - - The previous method involved five short code. steps, although it also offered varying The move comes as competitor FLOW amounts to be borrowed. Now, with one expands its own loan product across step, consumers can get $90 for which Email [email protected] markets after starting use of its mobile they pay an additional $10 with the to Lend app for android prepaid phone us tal amount deducted from their account Minister Rivers talks with CIFEC students at the careers fair.www.visitcaymanislands.com/homeshare ers in Antigua in April. Marketing started - - the next time they purchase air time. in Jamaica on September 12. The company declined to share rev “We have simplified the process and enue inflows associated with the prod it is now easier for customers to access - uct, which is over a year old. a DigiLoan right at the time they need - “We generally do not disclose this fig CIFEC hosts Careers Fair one,” Digicel Jamaica CEO David Butler ure. However, the mobile top-up cred told the Jamaica Observer. - it loan service is a growing area of our “This creates a higher level of conve - business,” Butler said. for Year 12 Internships nience for users. Customers can simply - The company reported a global sub or call 916 2000 reply ‘Yes’ to an invitation originating

Email: [email protected] | Tel: 949-8182 LOCAL NEWS | ADVERTORIAL PAGE A4 Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 C�� T�� Miss Teen contestants visit Cayman Brac The ladies also visited the Cayman Brac young ladies – contestants in the forth- Retirement Home, and the National Trust comingOn Saturday Miss Teen 10 beauty August pageant, �ive beautiful took Parrot Reserve which stretches from side a tour of Cayman Brac. “The purpose of to side of the island, across the Bluff. Cay- this trip is to explore our Caymanian Cul- man Brac parrots are some of the rarest ture,” said Ms. Jessica Woods, a member parrots in the world, because they are of the Miss Teen organising committee. unique to Cayman Brac, and different from the Grand Cayman Parrot. The con- Brac Museum, where they saw dis- testants found out all that was being done playsThe and �ive artifacts contestants showing visited how Cayman Cay- to protect our bird, and its habitat. man Brackers lived in days-gone-by. The Cayman Brac tour followed on They also visited Skull Cave, one of the from the earlier cultural tour of Grand Brac’s many caves that weave their way Cayman, at the beginning of July, when through the Bluff. the contestants were taken to Cayman Cayman Brac Heritage House was National Museum, Cayman Turtle Cen- next on the tour, where the contestants tre, and Historic Pedro St. James. could see for themselves what everyday The young princesses will also take life was like. Cayman Brac is a very spe- part in a Motorcade on Saturday August cial and magical place, full of history and 17, which will begin at the Lions Centre. wonder, and all the contestants under- Tickets are currently on sale by com- stood this to be true as they stood at the mittee members, contestants, Lorna's top of the beautiful bluff, overlooking Rubis Gas Station (Bodden Town), The the deep blue sea. There they saw the Finishing Touch, Funky Tang’s and on little lighthouse, which was put there EventPro. The cost is $40 –premium,  Left to Right Monina Thompson, Ashley Gooden, Latecia Bush (Current Miss Teen), Saskia nearly ninety years ago, and had to be $25 – General and $15 Kids.  Edward (Heritage House Representative) Sade Parchment, Jada Bodden and Amelia Lamie hauled up the side of the cliff from a boat far below. being in the Brac, I must say I had a great timeAshley touring Gooden the island said: “For with my my �irst pageant time sisters. My favorite part was visiting the Heritage House where we got to learn a bit more about our Caymanian culture. This was by far an amazing learning experience and I can’t wait to go again!” Sadé Parchment said: “Cayman Brac was nothing short of amazing. I would have to say the bluff is at the top of the list of what I treasured the most. The scenery alone was breathtaking and ironically enough, a breath of fresh air.”  Miss Teen contestants on the Brac’s beautiful beach  Miss Teen contestants on the Bluff Cayman Brac: Moving into the future By Christopher Tobutt

Mervyn Scott is a man with a big heart, and an even bigger dream. That dream is to see the economy of Cayman Brac, his home and the island he loves, taking off. Mr. Scott is the Operations Manager of Scott Development, which began back in the 1960s with just one big digger. To- day it owns many heavy quarrying and earth moving trucks of all kinds and not only provides Cayman Brac with its building aggregate needs, but also ex- ports sand and gravel to Grand Cayman. The Company owns may acres of land on Cayman Brac, and would very much like to encourage investors to come and ging local economy. buy“We it, developare a family-owned it, and kick-start business” the �lag- Mr. Scott said. “The Scott family came to Cayman Brac in 1832, so we are some of the original settlers.” he showed me the huge trucks and earth-mov- ers, rock-crushers and graders in and around the big quarry. There are great piles of sand, looking a bit like the sand dunes in the Sahara desert. But this isn’t a desert. Instead it’s a  Mervyn Scott, of Scott Development  The beautiful Bluff lush, beautiful green emerald in the middle of the sea, which together with have supermarkets, a hospital, modern “Cayman Brac is about where Grand draw for cruise tourism, by developing Little Cayman is about as close to most communications, lovely restaurants Cayman was in the 1960s,” But, Mr. Scott the dock on the North West coast of the people’s dream of a Caribbean para- and bars and beaches, and everyone is says, there are just not enough peo- island into a cruise ship berthing facili- dise as it is possible to get. “We have so friendly. But one thing we don’t have ple to make the Brac businesses work. ty. It would not be as big as the one cur- everything here,” Mr. Scott said, “We enough of, is people.” He drove me around to show me some rently envisioned for Grand Cayman, but of the beachside bars and restaurants the water there would be deep enough of all kinds. They were really nice, as for the new mega-cruise ship, Mr. Scott everything in the Brac is, but they were said. a development company would be nearly all virtually empty. It is lovely at prepared to buy up more than 20 acres the Brac, but there is not enough tourist of Scott Development-owned land, to accommodation, Mr. Scott said. build a hotel, marina and condos. “We are waiting on a M.O.U. from govern- modation for tourists. Since the 71- ment,” Mr. Scott said, explaining that the roomThe Divi �irst Tiara thing Beach then, Resort is more closed accom- in M.O.U would undergird investment by 2006, the main accommodation space providing an assurance of Government has been split between the Brac Reef cooperation in the plans. Mr. Scott says Beach Resort and the Carib Sands condo that at least one of the big cruise compa- development, Mr. Scott said. The Alexan- nies has expressed an interest in bring- der Hotel, which opened just over a dec- ing ships there, if the new facility gets ade ago, shut down in 2014. Mr. Scott built. showed me many ideal beach-side sites for luxury hotels, exclusive restaurants morning and it is about to open right up and condos, including the now bare site into“Our the economy daylight. is We at �ivewant O clockto give in the of the Divi Tiara, which is just waiting a opportunity to investors to get in on the new hotel to be built on it. But right now, Mr. Scott is very excited the Brac is a paradise, waiting for people  Captain’s Table restaurant about plans to make Cayman Brac a big toground come �loor,”and fall Mr. in love Scott with said. it. Certainly,

 Beautiful but deserted public beach  La Esperanza  Skull Cave ADVERTISEMENT C�� T�� Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 PAGE A5

World class infrastructure at no cost to the public purse

The cruise berthing facility will be paid for by passengers, not Caymanians 3 A new cruise terminal providing two finger-piers on pilings 3 Enhanced cargo port to support our economic development and growing population 3 No upland development, keeping passenger spend local 3 Construction costs repaid to Verdant Isle using passenger fees, not government loans, bonds or guarantees Keeping pace. Staying competitive. Securing jobs. SupPORT the PORT. Support our Tourism.

www.SupportOurTourism.com Join the conversation SPOTLIGHT ON TOURISM PAGE A6 Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 C�� T�� Accessible Practices for Guests with Disabilities The hospitality industry prides itself on giving its customers a warm welcome and providing outstanding service in pursuit of high guest retention and customer satisfaction. But, are we as an industry truly doing everything, we can to extend that same level of customer experience to ALL guests or customers, including those who have disabilities? Studies show over a two-year period more than 26 million American adults with disabilities traveled for pleasure and/or business, taking 73 million trips.  Brooke Meyer is the managing partner of adults with disabilities spend on just Caymera International theirThe studyown travel also -quanti�ied $17.3 billion how annually. much Since these individuals travel with one mobility. Travelers still face obstacles by ensuring accessibility for guests with ble parking space, get to the front door, or more other adults, the economic im- in accessing the most basic travel needs disabilities. Barbados, Aruba, Jamaica maneuver around his or her accommo- pact is likely double, or $34.6 billion. De- such as clear and reliable information, and St. Martin have also been recognized dations, or dine in a restaurant. mand for accessible travel will continue for their accessible initiatives. Guests with disabilities and older to grow due to demographic ageing, vices, and a physical environment that In order to enable guests from all creating the travel industry’s greatest isef�icient easy to transportation navigate. Many and islands public ser-are over the world with these access re- tures are likely to become repeat cus- untapped opportunity – especially con- known for older structures that unfortu- quirements, as an industry, we must tomersadults who for businesses bene�it from that accessible provide them fea- sidering the U.S. is the number one in- nately lack accessible-friendly elements understand, implement, and enforce ac- with accurate information, informed as- bound market for travelers visiting the such as elevators- or overall do not have cessibility regulations – or at minimum sistance, and a friendly accommodating Cayman Islands. adequate provisions for those with lim- internal policies in your own hospitality attitude. The Caribbean is one of the most pop- businesses so guests of all abilities can ular vacation destinations in the world or - impossible. The U.S. Virgin Islands enjoy and experience our destination. cient ways your business can improve for disabled travelers, but not all Carib- andited Puerto mobility Rico making have a bit access of a dif�icult,compet- While there are circumstances that itsFor guest an accessibility,evaluation of asimple list of cost-ef�i-resourc- bean islands are equal when it comes to itive advantage since they are part of the sometimes prohibit facilities or busi- es, or to schedule our employee training accommodating visitors who are handi- United States, they must comply with the nesses from becoming fully accessible, program Accommodating Guests with capped, in a wheelchair or have limited Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) there are simple ways to better accom- Disabilities, please contact info@cay- modate guests with disabilities. meragroup.com or 936-3671. Information and marketing – provide Brooke Meyer is the managing part- detailed information on the accessibili- ner of Caymera International, a Cay- ty of facilities and services in advance, manian-owned hospitality and tourism consulting and advisory �irm. She holds while helping to avoid any surprises a master’s certi�icate in Hospitality Man- uponmaking the this guest’s information arrival to easy your to busi- �ind, agement from Cornell University in Ith- ness. aca, NY and has also earned continuing Customer service and training – It is education certi�ications in Hotel Real Es- critical that staff (both onsite and off) tate and Asset Management, Digital Mar- are properly trained to interact with keting, and Revenue Management from guests with disabilities, respond to Cornell University. Brooke has earned questions, and provide additional in- the Meeting Professionals International's formation regarding your business’s ac- Certi�ied Meeting Professional (CMP) and cessible features. Poor customer service Professional Convention Management and lack of business upkeep can ruin a Association’s Certi�ied Association Sales customer experience, even if the busi- Executive (CASE) designations. She has ness itself is fully accessible. an unwavering commitment to master- Physical facilities – making reasonable ing the dynamics of the hospitality indus- adjustments to buildings and facilities. try – and sharing that wisdom with her A hospitable experience is not provided peers, clients, and stakeholders. Visit Cay- when a guest cannot locate an accessi- mera at caymeragroup.com.  HEALTHCARE | ITS ALL ABOUT EDUCATION C�� T�� Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 PAGE A7 Local Healthcare Of�icials Meet in Response to Global Warning Local healthcare professionals have • clothes, bedding, needles and sy- met a number of times to assess prepar- and coordinated international action to ringes of a person who is sick or who edness since the World Health Organ- managetional Concern the threat allows by releasing for intensi�ied funds has died from Ebola. isation declared the current outbreak and resources. Ebola cannot spread to others when a of the Ebola virus to be a Public Health Ebola Virus Disease (more simply person has no symptoms or signs of the Emergency of International Concern called Ebola) has caused sporadic out- disease. Although there is no licensed last month. breaks in Africa since the 1970s. It is vaccination available to date, trials of In addition to facilitating lines of com- likely that the virus is animal-borne, vaccines are showing a good deal of munication between the public and with bats being the most likely reservoir. promise. Ebola is spread by direct contact Guidance from the World Health Or- working to review and update plans for (touching) with: ganisation is currently that no country dealingprivate sector,with epidemics of�icials haveof this also nature, been should close its borders or place any and discussing plans with our border who is sick or who has died from Ebola restrictions on travel and trade. Addi- control agency. • blood or body �luids of a person tionally for countries not in the affected For more information, call the Pub- bats or non-human primates areas, there is no requirement to screen lic Health Department on 244-2889 notes that recognising the outbreak as • semen blood orfrom body a man �luids who from has infected recov- passengers arriving at airports or other or 244-2621 or Faith Hospital on 948- a PublicChief MedicalHealth Emergency Of�icer, Dr of John Interna- Lee, ered from Ebola ports of entry. 2243.  Renewing the focus On Education: The Teacher as the Central Force Many factors make for student success that will lead towards improved social scribed education as the great leveler of in our schools. These include such criti- status and life circumstances. social class and inequalities. This truth cal ones as teacher and parent relation- The aim of an educator is not to clone is very evident throughout our Caribbe- ship, the extent of parental involvement or reproduce him or herself. Rather, it an societies. It is because of educational and interest in the education of their is to challenge and inspire the student achievements that many of us here have children and the extent to which disci- to become their best. The mentoring experienced improvements in our fami- pline and fortitude are nurtured and and teaching of students is intended to ly and personal economic circumstanc- encouraged at both the school and the support their individual and collective es. Without any doubt, our education home, both reinforcing each other. Also successes. This is the responsibility that important are the availability of critical you undertake when you sign on to give our social status and our family life. resources, the quality of leadership in and invest in the education of others. hasEducation impacted also the qualityhas the and potential de�inition to the school as well as its physical envi- I see education is an extraordinary bring changes into our employment ronment. Most critical, in my view, is the gift that brings limitless possibilities for settings and to engineer the transfor- CLASSIFIEDS teacher- CAYMANIANa motivated TIMES and Friday competent 29 September, ed- 2017 personalIssue No 124 and professionalPAGE 19 success. As a mation of the moral, socio-cultural, ucator, with the appropriate autonomy three times graduate of the University of political and economic aspects of our and accountability,Health is the Citycentral Cayman force Islands the West Indies and graduate from two communities. When we participate in KOZAILY DESIGNS LTD. deciding the quality of education that is other Universities in the United King- the creating of a more highly educated delivered. Invites application for the followingdom, positions I am very much aware of the pow- population, we do so with the hope that Invites Cayman Nationals & Status Holders to fill in the job post for.. A speech given recently by Mrs. Felici- er and value of an education. Education our investment will contribute to the ONE (1) ARCHITECTURAL AUTO CAD TECHNICIAN cia Robinson, DirectorAdministrative of the University Assistant- Accountshelps us to advance but education also formation of a community of thinkers, Qualifications: College’s Social Work Programmes, to humbles us. It is true that the more we dynamic, knowledgeable and ethical • With Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture the volunteer teachers of the CXC Edu- learn, the more we recognize that there leaders. As educators is a moral impera- • Must have in depth knowledge in computer aided design software such as but cation Volunteer Programme, places in is so much more that we do not know. tive for us to be involved in the teaching not limited to AutoCAD, Revit, 3D Max, Photoshop, etc. Graduate/Post Graduate/I.C.W.A./C.A Finance with 3 years’ of experience in sharp focus the importance of teachers, Let us be grateful for the privilege of and championing of transparency, hon-  Dr. Livingston Smith is the Vice President • With at least 5 years of relevant work experience relevant field. Experience in the healthcare industry would be advantageous. Job Description: at whatever level, and the crucial nature access to a quality education. When I esty and accountability in public life and and Provost of UCCI • Determine client’s objectives and requirements; Meet with other professionals ofPost• the holder educational will be responsible enterprise. for: and clients at an early stage to agree on the project brief. •As Cashwe begincollections the andNew deposits School and Year reconciliation and opportunities of same. that are available to edu- tion of good governance models in our community speak on issues. By encour- • Understand how the design aspects of a construction project influence and relate turn the spotlight more on education, catedpause individuals, and re�lect I upon conclude the breadthgracefully of societies.in in�luencing the de�inition and adop- aging careful thought, respectful debate to performance and functional issues so that practical questions can be addressed. • Payables and receivables. • Sketch preliminary design plans those who teach must be constantly re- that we all have a moral imperative to Education is not a passive engage- and exchange of ideas we instill in our • • Specify materials and furnishings, such as lighting, wall finishes, flooring, mindedStatutory that paymentswhat they and audits.do is priceless teach and bring others along with us ment. Arguably, education has always students an appreciation of not simply plumbing fixtures, etc. and theMust better have knowledge they do it,in evenpreparing, more examining so. intoand analyzing the knowledge accounting world. The truth is had at its core a reforming agenda. rights but also their responsibilities. As • Evaluate and advise on environmental, legal and regulatory issues contributing What follows is taken verbatim from the exact outcomes of what our students As educators we are involved in what educators, we are also involved in de- to planning applications and other regulatory application procedures; records, financial statements, and other financial reports to assess • Assess what surveys (e.g. land surveys) are required before work can commence this excellent speech. will become are often unknown to us at could be described as a political process veloping informed advocates who will Salaryaccuracy. range: US$30,000 to 42,000 per annum based upon experience and ensuring such surveys are undertaken and their results fed into the project. In the capacity as educators you are the beginning of their education jour- challenge and seek to correct social in- • Develop project briefs and working on these as the project progresses; enriching not just the individual but also ney. This uncertainty of outcome should minds. As educators, we facilitate access justice. • Prepare final plans, using computer applications such as CAD, sketchup, revit indirectlyAssistant touching Manager –and Finance reshaping & Accounts your (Claims never & Debt be Collections)a discouraging factor. It is be- toof knowledge teaching, in�luencing and information. and changing We pro- I would like to suggest these are and make presentation for the client community. Through education, you are cause of our education that we can be- mote a voice when encourage individu- some of reasons why we choose to en- • Advise clients on procuring the best and most appropriate contracts for the work they are undertaking; empowering and propelling students lieve and hope that many others will be als to speak up (opinion) and to engage gage in the transfer of knowledge and • Place orders for materials and oversee installation of the design elements intoBachelors new ofheights. Commerce Your with workminimum with 5-8 years’the financesocially and transformed.Debt Collections in debating matters important to them. in supporting the education of others. • Liaise with appropriate authorities (planning enquiries, building inspectors) students enables them to create a new Today, education is still counted as a As teachers, we can shape the context As educators we are simply opening a experience• in any Industry but preferably in healthcare industry. when producing documentation for statutory approval; narrative; to vision and reach forward powerful vehicle for social justice. How- of the social, political and economic dis- pathway for persons to enter and expe- • Producing, analyzing, and advising on detailed specifications for suitable into Mustnew havepossibilities. sound knowledge It creates of medical room terminologies ever, I cautionused in a hospitalthat education alone will rience knowledge, greater freedom, and materials or processing to be used; • Carry-out design-stage risk assessments; for• themsetting to including sit at tables but not where limited ato seatCPT/ICD is codes.not put all wrongs right. While it will the volume and tenacity with which the self-actualization.  • Administering contracts and projects certifications; guaranteed based on academic or pro- not substitute for in- course. We can in�luence the voice, tone, • Receive payments and post amounts paid to customer accounts. • Create and communicate change orders when necessary fessional achievement only. Education tegrity or character, • Oversee and supervise the project opensMake doors Debtors for themageing toreport imagine, on a biweekly to tell basiseducation and present can the sameposition to • Visit after the project to ensure that the client is satisfied • • Perform other related tasks. and rewriteManagement. their story, to set goals for the individual into the new successes, to meet social expec- space where he or she Remuneration and benefits: Locate and notify customers of delinquent accounts by email, telephone, Salary is commensurate with experience and qualification CI$4,500-6,000/ tations, to practice reasoning skills, to can contribute to the month with health insurance and pension in accordance with the Cayman Islands think• or logically, personal visits listen in ordercarefully to recover and payment. ex- process of redress, Government. pand• their participation in society. All redirect trajectories Interested applicants may submit their resume to Advise customers of necessary actions for debt repayment. of this is what your giving facilitates. It and make changes. [email protected]. Sort and file correspondence, and perform miscellaneous duties such as helps the student to step into pathways Someone has aptly de- • answering correspondence and writing reports. KOZAILY DESIGNS LTD. Arrange for debt repayment or establish repayment schedules, based on • customers' financial situations. Invites Cayman Nationals & Status Holders to fill in the job post for.. SalaryNegotiate Range: credit USD 30,000.00 extensions towhen USD necessary. 40,000.00 per Annum. ONE (1) BOOKKEEPER/ACCOUNTANT Resident Medical Officer Qualifications: • Must have a professional license or certificate issued by any recognized professional body (CA, ACCA, CPA). MBBS• with MD/Fellowship in Pediatric with 5-7 years of experience. • Minimum 8 years post-qualification work experience. Extensive experience in the practice of Pediatric with additional • Exceptional working knowledge of QuickBooks Premier. • • Well versed in financial statements’ preparation and analysis. experience in care of Acute Pediatric inpatients (desirable). • With the ability to develop strategies and plans for short, mid, & long term Should be aware ofNOTICE JCI policies and procedures and would have worked in financial goals of the organization. Salaryhigh range: volume Salary Cardiac will and/or be on Orthopedics Percentage tertiary basis prorated care Hospitals. according to • Keen in details and well-rounded in internal control policy and execution THE ELECTIONS OFFICE WISHES TO ADVISE • Excellent organizational, oral and written communication skills. hoursTHAT of engagement. AS THERE HAVE BEEN NO CLAIMS OR Job Description: OBJECTIONS FILED WITHIN THE PRESCRIBED • Budget management and cash flow monitoring. OnlyPERIOD shortlisted IN candidates RELATION are guaranteed TO THE a response.REVISED LISTS • Financial statements’ preparation and analyses – these include but not limited PUBLISHED ON 19th JULY, 2019 to the analysis of all real and nominal accounts as well as performing variance & THE REVISING OFFICER WILL NOT BE SITTING financial ratio analysis. Suitably experienced Caymanians, Status holders, Residents with Employment • Recording of daily financial transactions in accounting software: Quickbooks IN ANY OF THE NINETEEN ELECTORAL Rights only need to apply. • Perform reconciliation of cash in bank, payables, receivables and other balance DISTRICTS FOR THIS QUARTER sheet accounts. Please send resume to [email protected], P.O. Box-10590, KY1-1005, • Liaise with Project Manager in the review and analysis of project costs, payment Cayman Islands.SUPERVISOR12-Oct-2017. OF ELECTIONS applications & contracts. Deadline to submit application is • Accounts receivable management – from billing to collection to report generation to analysis of aging of receivables, to recommendation on the provision for bad debts. • Accounts payable management – from processing of suppliers’ invoices to Advertise payment to budget allocation. • Review existing company internal control policies and procedures and prepare here! revisions/suggestions for management approval Remuneration and benefits: Contact a staff member CI$3,000-4,000/month with health insurance and pension in accordance with the to find out how you can Cayman Islands Government. Interested applicants may submit their resume to advertise in this spot! [email protected]. MISS CAYMAN UNIVERSE | ENTERTAINMENT PAGE A8 Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 C�� T�� Get your tickets now for Miss Cayman Universe pageant! Only a few days left. The Miss Cayman by Mega Foods Distributors Contestant Universe pageant is fast approaching, # 3 – Mariah Tibbetts, sponsored by ACE and the committee encourages you to Contestant # 4 – Aleka Beckford, spon- purchase your tickets at Funky Tang’s sored by Airport Professional Services or Sand Angels before they sell out. The Ltd. Contestant # 5 – Francine Wright, 2019 pageant theme is ‘A Magical Affair’ sponsored by Fashion Mart Contestant and dress code is cocktail. # 6 – Kadejah Bodden, sponsored by This year’s event will be held in the Personnel 2000 main ballroom at the Ritz Carlton Resort on Saturday, 17 August. As there is a seat- basis, so it is recommended that you ing capacity, there will be a very limited getSeating there early is on to a secure �irst-come-�irst-serve your spot. The quantity of tickets available at the door. price of tickets remains at CI$75, which “This year’s six contestants have been includes a welcome drink and canapes. Corporate sponsors, once again, are training, in addition to their upcoming the Ministry & Department of Tourism, etiquetteworking tirelessly training session.on runway They and are �itness very Cayman Airways, Hurley’s Media and much looking forward to the event and Radio Cayman, who continue to offer we are excited to introduce them on the tremendous support leading up to the big stage,” said Committee Chairperson event. Derri Dacres. Visit http://www.missuniversecay- The committee would like to extend a man.com/ to learn more about the con- huge thank you to this year’s contestant testants and our reigning Miss Cayman sponsors: Islands Universe, Caitlin Tyson. Follow Contestant # 1 – Mahalia Seymour, us Facebook @Miss Cayman Islands sponsored by Wauve’s Fashion Contest- ants # 2 – Samantha Dixon, sponsored suniversecayman.  Universe and Instagram @of�icialmis- Renowned designer and television host to judge Miss Cayman Universe pageant International award winning designer, Charlie Lapson, will be one of the judges for the upcoming Miss Cayman Islands recommended that you get there early to secure your spot. Universe pageant, this Saturday at The Ritz Carlton. TicketsPageant are seating CI$75, whichis on a includes �irst-come-�irst-serve a welcome drink basis, and so cana- it is Mr. Lapson is recognised for his collections of jewellery, pes. They are available at Funky Tangs and Sand Angels. Corporate sponsors, once again, are the Ministry & Depart- global press as an authority of style, while Entertainment To- ment of Tourism, Cayman Airways, Hurley’s Media and Radio nightfashion has and called lifestyle him “The products. Designer He hasfor the been New de�ined Millennium” by the Cayman, who continue to offer tremendous support leading and TIME Magazine referred to him as “One of the Hippest De- up to the event. signers in Los Angeles”. Visit http://www.missuniversecayman.com/ to learn more The committee is pleased to extend a warm Caymankind about the contestants and our reigning Miss Cayman Islands  Charlie Lapson, will be one of the judges welcome to Mr. Lapson and is delighted that he has accepted Universe, Caitlin Tyson. Follow us Facebook @Miss Cayman for the upcoming Miss Cayman Islands Universe pageant urday. man.  the invitation to be an of�icial judge for the pageant this Sat- Islands Universe and Instagram @of�icialmissuniversecay- CI First Rap Off T H E O C E A N I S A B E T T E R P L A C E B E C A U S E O F T H E M. Registration Extended The deadline for the most talented Rapper in the Cay- man Islands to win a trip to Sound Academy in LA for a four day workshop has been extended.

tional Rap Off signup dead- lineCayman’s has been very pushed �irst Na-to 16th August.

Media and the Cayman MusicOf�icials and fromEntertainment Hurleys Association said the reason for the extension was to make sure progressive by far,” noted CMEA Presi- everyone had enough time to ‘make the dent Jean Eric Smith. cut’. So far there has been an overwhelm- for the end of September and is set to ing response to what CMEA representa- takeThe place �inal LIVE of the on competitionthe radio airwaves is slated of tives called an unprecedented event. Hurleys Media. “The National Heritage and Culture To participate in the Rap Off Submit Policy exercise has uncovered that most your music to [email protected] youngsters are creating rap music. We The Registration fee is CI$50 want to encourage that creative direc- “If you got the skills, we'll you assist tion, as we have done the same with you to pitch your music to record ex- regional genres,” noted a CMEA PR rep- ecs,!” reads a statement on the CMEA’s resentative. The CMEA has several other events on the fact that there was a song contest theof�icial Calendar FB Page. each year. These include NOMINATEDIVE.COM duringMusic Pirate’sAssociation Week Of�icials that addedstipulated that that only regional genres could partici- concert, which takes place on 30th No- Nominate those that have made a difference to the pate, ‘it was only fair and right that the vember.the Sounds of Love; an annual bene�it Cayman Islands dive industry same kind of opportunity existed for On 7th December, the CMEA stages, “A and those that are making an impact today. those doing American Urban Music/Hip Night with Legends.” This yearly event Hop or Rap’. features Chalice this year. International Sound Academy is a highly accredited Singer Freddie Jackson was last year’s These local honourees are to be recognized at the International Scuba music program that will avails the win- headliner. Diving Hall of Fame (ISDHF) induction Ceremony on October 4, 2019. ner of the Rap off of industry standard This year’s show will honor The Tor- recording equipment, as well as best nadoes and Kiemanians. Last year’s practices and strategies, as they relate Night with Legends show honored the Closing, 30 Aug 2019 to music and today’s Music industry. Humble and the Meek and Memory of The Ministry of Culture and current Justice. Minister Dwayne Seymour have been Lastly, is the Muzaic event, which is instrumental supporting these kinds of the biggest event on the Music Associa- opportunities and will also be endorsing tion’s Calendar for the year. The event the event and trip to Sound Academy, ac- takes place on Heroes Day Weekend and cording to organizers. is dubbed ‘Muzaic Festival Weekend’ and “The Minister shares the vision of the features four major events. Among these Association and I have to say this is the are the DJ Showcase, the Young Musicians most I have ever seen done by any Min- ister of Culture. He has been the most and the Live Music Showcase.  Showcase, the Of�icial Awards Ceremony BUSINESS | FOCUS ON DEVELOPMENT C�� T�� Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 PAGE A9

 IWC Managing Director Jason Brown IWC celebrates 15 years of keeping Cayman clean Solid waste management company be processed and disposed of properly. sustainable environmental solution in Island Waste Carriers is celebrating 15 Since then IWC went on to be well estab- suring that the Cayman Islands remain the Caribbean.” years equipping the construction, res- lished amongst contractors, commercial aand pristine the promise destination to customers to live, work �irm anden- In 2014, Brown partnered with idential and commercial community clients and hotels in Grand Cayman. visit. Guernsey Recycling Group to start sis- with waste management education and Putting its 15 employees and large ter company Island Recycling Ltd, which service. and hundreds of containers making portfolio of customers at the forefront, handles the buying, processing, export The company locally known as IWC themToday, the IWCwell-respected boasts a �leet waste of 15 manage- trucks and recycling of non-ferrous metals. started in 2004 with 1 grapple truck and ment company islandwide now located effective, honest, environmentally in- The company is also responsible for on the 2-acre property at 19E33 Sparky IWC wants to create the most ef�icient, recycling 670,000 shredded tyres in a Pro-Builders site in Red Bay. IWC would Drive, Industrial Park. The company of- ment company in the jurisdiction. later10 dumpsters, join forces hauling to assist its MC �irst Restoration load for fers an arrangement of waste manage- novative“There andhave pro�itable been so many waste milestones manage- ernment recycling project of 2016. with the 2.4 billion in damage caused by ment solutions in assorted styles from that we are proud to have accomplished 16-monthThe public period, is encouraged the �irst majorto visit Gov- the the CAT 4 Hurricane Ivan to assist with skips, roll-offs, front loaders and com- as the focused and passionate team that company’s website at iwc.ky for fur- the clean-up of Grand Cayman in the paction units. These solutions coupled we are and thank the community for ther information or call 946-DUMP to wake of the 2004 storm. IWC not long entrusting us with such a rewarding determine the best options for waste ics and welders of its internal mainte- challenge,” said IWC Managing Director management or recycling needs. You to relocate the Bodden Town temporary nancewith the and quali�ied repair divisiontechnicians, has mechan-kept the Jason Brown “with your help, IWC aims can also follow Island Waste Carriers on dumpafter landed site so it that �irst hurricane government debris contract could company’s service standards strong Facebook and Instagram. 

to ful�il its vision to become the ultimate The changing face of South Sound ... Continued story from page A1 of the magazine. In it, she also describes how, leaving the road into George Town at Red Bay, “one is quickly swept into an entirely different atmosphere”. She describes how the road “twists and winds quite near to the water in places through a veritable forest of Australi- an pines which vie with the hardy sea grape, almond and a host of other local vegetation for supremacy.” She adds: “Sandy beach areas shaded by the stately pine and carpeted with its  The McCoy Villa is a sign of the past  Tides on South Sound fallen needles, offer ideal picnic spots or places just to pull off for a while and Ms Lawrence noted that the Grand part as a meeting place for local resi- its life with population numbers moving take in the surrounding beauty.” Old House, which was the former Pet- dents to assemble and celebrate. to the mid-60,000s and beyond, devel- In her article, Ms Lawrence says that ra Plantation, “still offers to visitors a South Sound is still home to a handful opers have seized upon South Sound as building is sparse and strictly on the touch of old-time grandeur”, a building of historically-important dwellings along one of the quickest developing areas of which is still going strong today. Origi- with Grand Old House, such as the pink, Grand Cayman. mentions just a few developments along nally designed as a stately Caribbean blue and white traditional Cayman home Luxury developments, such as the 24- herwater journey side fordown the South �irst mile Sound, or so.includ- She Great House, Grand Old House was built known as McCoy’s Villa that is located on unit oceanfront Tides property and the ing “gaps hewn out of the young pine by Boston businessman William Hen- the waterfront on South Church Street, forest in the area known as Pirates Cove ry Law in 1908. An important building built by Edgar Samuel McCoy around development on South Church Street, to accommodate the block of new ten- for the location, it served as a Sunday 1870. Original features of this beauti- have36-unit, begun �ive-storey to punctuate Fin the condominium landscape, nis courts owned by the Cayman Islands school, a hospital for soldiers wounded ful cabin style home, include hardwood with many new developments sporting Tennis Association and the popular rug- in World War II, a beauty parlour and by pitch and clubhouse.” She also men- a shelter for island residents during panel and wrap around porch (which lines and contemporary designs. tions Caribbean Paradise, which she de- storms. In 1969 it was placed into the had�loors, been a delicateextended lacework over the etchedyears.) glass ultra-modernBut while the �ixtures natural and vegetation �ittings, clean has scribes as “a string of ultra-modern villas hands of new owners who turned it into made way for construction and develop- with commanding views of the coast- a restaurant when South Sound was no 21st Century development ment, and the peace and stillness gives line”, the newest development in the more than a dirt track. Today it’s one of Fast forward to the 21st Century and area. Heading into town, she describes South Sound’s appeal has grown mas- tion still manages to hold on to the same how the “old homes strung out along the ments in Cayman. sively, observed by real estate profes- communityway to traf�ic feel jams of twiceyesteryear, a day, nothe doubt loca- theAnother most popular landmark �ine thatdining is establish-still very sionals as making an excellent alter- anchored by the great sporting bastions in, in recent years, as newer homes and much part of the fabric of South Sound is native to the most sought-after area of of the rugby club, the tennis club and the developmentsroad have had crowdmany theof their area.” gaps �illed the South Sound Community Centre. Ms Cayman, that of Seven Mile Beach. It’s squash club, all of which encourage a Lawrence describes how, in the late Sev- now known as the new “Seven Mile”, as feeling of togetherness and unity. South Grand Old House enties, the community came together to inventory in that location has dwindled Sound remains a special place in the While many old buildings had been hugely in the past few years. Now, as hearts of many that no amount of devel- replaced by new in the late Seventies, days the “new” hall still plays an integral Cayman transitions into a new phase of opment should ever quell.  build a new hall �it for purpose. Nowa-

 Pure Art is another reflection of yesteryear  The Fin development on South Sound COMMUNITY CALENDER | HEALTHY LIVING PAGE A10 Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 C�� T��

Free HIV Screenings work. This will be followed 20 August - The Public Health De- by tea service with refresh- COMMUNITY EVENTS partment has extended its hours ments and pastries in the for free HIV screenings. Gallery gardens. Admission Alvin McLaughlin up no later than 6am. Vendor entry The free testing is now available to the event is free thanks Collection Exhibition at fee is $25. The deadline to register from 9.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. every to the generous sponsorship the National Museum a space is 2pm, Friday, 16 Aug. Call Tuesday at the Cayman Islands of EY Cayman, please RSVP 16 August – 30 November - Vis- 815 2405 or 815 2407oremail Red Cross on Huldah Avenue, by calling (345) 945-8111 it the Cayman Islands National shadden.mclaughlin@cibcfcib. George Town. Call 949 – 6785 for or emailing receptionvolun- Museum to view the collection of com or [email protected] more information. [email protected]  Back to school East End resident Alvin McLaugh- to reserve a space. All registration by 19 August. Transporta- lin. Mr. McLaughlin's collection is Summer Fun Family Day tion assistance can be arranged if schools will also open. Check in- used to showcase the individu- Islands Cancer Society. at the National Gallery requested. ality, culture and heritage of the fees will go to bene�it the Cayman 17 August - Join the NGCI Ed- East End district. The museum is Art at the Strand ucation Department for its free New Student Orientation dividualSpeaker schools Series: for con�irmation. Wreck of opened from Monday to Saturday 17 August - This Saturday and family fun art activities based on 26 August – There is orientation the Ten Sails and schools can book tours. There every Saturday, from 3pm to sun- the exhibition Tropical Visions. for all new students going into 27 August - The National Museum is free entry to residents every set, the Visual Arts Society local Art activities will be available for government primary and second- continues its Speaker Series with Saturday. For more information ART market at The Strand fea- children of all ages and self-guid- ary schools in Grand Cayman on a discussion on the Wreck of the call 949 – 8368 or email info@mu- tures artists displaying arts, crafts, ed activity booklets can be col- Monday 26 August. This is man- Ten Sails from 6 to 730pm. Log on seum.ky paintings, prints, hand-crafted lected at reception for families to datory and parents must accom- to museum.ky for more informa- jewellery & ceramics for sale in use as they explore. Admission is pany the students. Orientation tion. Summer Story Time front of the Lodge/Eco-Den. For free and open to all ages. Call 945 times may differ from school to 17 - 31 August - The Cayman Is- more information or to become a – 8111 or email info@national- school so you are advised to call CIIPA Run/Walk lands Public Library in Bodden displaying artist, email info@vis- gallery.org.ky for more informa- the school before. 27 August – Help to raise funds Town is hosting Summer Story ualartcayman.com tion. for the local YMCA by participat- time with Uncle Vic every Saturday Release of Exam Results ing in CIIPA’s Run/Walk. Runners from July 20th through August 31st Soldier Crab Sundays - Seniors Tour and Tea 26 – 27 August – Release of Exam and walkers of all levels are invited at 1030am. For more information, Crab Racing Party at the National results for Yr. 12 students is on to this fun event. There are 2 dis- call 947 – 0966 or email bodden- 18 August – Participate in the Museum Monday 26 August and Tuesday tances for runners to choose from [email protected]. Caymanian tradition of Soldier 23 August - The National Gallery 27 for Yr. 11 students. Initial con- – 10K or 5K and walkers do a dis- Crab Racing on Sunday 11 August and EY welcome Seniors for a sulting will be available at for stu- tance of 5K. Registration is CI$25 Charity trunk sale at the Royal Palms Beach Club, morning of art and conversation. dents. and this includes breakfast provid- 17 August - CIBC First Caribbean West Bay Road. This is a fun way The special event will begin with ed by Amazon Cafe and entry into Bank is having their annual charity to help the NCVO in its goal to a tour of the new exhibition ‘Trop- School reopens trunk sale in the parking lot of the raise $1.6 million dollars by Octo- ical Visions: Landscape Painting 27 August – The new school year walk begins and ends at Cricket CIBC First Caribbean Main Street ber. Participation donation in $10 from the National Collection’ with begins for all government primary Square.the raf�le Well prize behaved drawing. on The – leashrun/ branch from 6 – 10am. Sellers for adults and $5 for children. Visit a chance to share stories and and secondary schools (with the dogs are welcomed. For more in- should arrive by 5:30am and be set ncvo.org.ky for more information. memories inspired by the art- exception of CIFEC). Most private formation visit www.ciipa.ky.  Easiest ﬁ tness hack that you’re not doing even get close to the minimum of 64 ters a state of dehydration, your organ ness, health, and self-improvement; and, ounces? Really, for optimal fat loss, you and digestive functions are compro- asIt’s to thebe expected, time of year I’m for busier focusing than on ever �it- want to be drinking closer to a gallon of mised, which in turn negatively impacts with clients looking to shed pounds and water each day. hormonal balance. to take the New Year by storm. Why is water such a big deal? Here are This stress, brought on by dehydra- I love seeing this renewed enthusiasm 3 compelling reasons as to why drinking tion, impacts your adrenal glands, sign- a minimum of 64 ounces of water a day aling the need for an increase in cortisol, the air! I hope that you’re feeling it too. will help you drop pounds and achieve a which encourages your body to begin forWhat’s �itness not and as the awesome surge of is motivation the struggle in stunning transformation… storing fat, rather than burning it. that I see so many of you endure when it comes to shedding pounds and trans- #1) Water Aids Fat #3) Water Reduces Calorie Metabolism in the Liver Intake When it comes down to the techni- Now that you understand the science enjoyable,forming your and bodyit’s my to �irmsole purpose and toned. to cal process of losing fat, your liver is behind water and weight loss, let’s ex- helpImproving you in your this �itness process level of shouldachieving be where the action is. The key to having a amine the positive effect that proper your best body and best health yet. highly functional liver, one that quickly hydration has on your daily caloric in-  Ernest Ebanks removes metabolic waste and built up take. of all, something that I can almost guar- toxins, is to be properly hydrated by By drinking a minimum of 64 ounces to replace that lost water to avoid dehy- anteeLet’s you’re start with not thedoing. easiest By making�itness hack this drinking a minimum of 64 ounces of wa- of water daily, your desire for high cal- dration. small change to your daily routine you’ll ter each day. orie, sugary drinks like soda and high Does this make sense? Remember: fructose juices will diminish. This de- Drink a minimum of 64 ounces of water coming off quickly and easily. When you aren’t drinking enough wa- crease in fattening calories really adds each day. quickly �ind those unwanted pounds ter,Your your liver liver isaccumulates a �ilter for a yourbuild body.up of up! ing to sound so easy that you may be waste product that slows the process of In addition to weight loss, drinking ness hack to be helpful in your quest for inclined***Warning: to simply This dismiss �itness it. hack My advice is go- fat metabolism down. a newI hope and that improved you �ind you this this simple year! Re- �it- is to try it out before writing it off as too – including improved skin complexion, member that participating in a challeng- easy.*** #2) Water Helps Balance boostedwater has immune an in�inite system, number cleansing of bene�its tox- ing and consistent exercise program is The easiest �itness hack that you’re Hormones ins out of the body, etc. absolutely vital when it comes to getting not doing is to drink a minimum of 64 Without getting too technical about While it’s important to drink plenty into great shape. ounces of water daily. the science of fat loss, it’s important that of water in general, be sure you’re in- I’m here to help you on your �itness Now I know that sounds boring, but you understand that your hormones creasing your amount before and after journey. Call Ernest at 325-8696 or play an important role in your body’s your workouts. The more you sweat, the email bodyshaperscayman@gmail. intake over the past few days. Did you ability to lose fat. When your body en- more water you lose, and it’s important com today to get started!  take a moment to re�lect on your water A HIGH PROTEIN BREAKFAST - WHY? Have you ever looked at before and daily. The majority of folks are getting Each smoothie provides: after pictures and wondered if they are just about half of this daily. As a result pas- real? Is it true that your body has been your body is starving for protein, the ture-raised, grass-fed protein per serv- transformed in such a way that it’s al- very fuel it needs to burn fat and ining• 24 �illing grams of clean, most unbelievable. Actually, it’s very crease metabolism. • An equally-balanced, time-released much possible to slim down, lose belly Coach Tim from BioTrust nutrition blend of 4 premium proteins, to fuel fat and be transformed from, “a caterpil- your body and keep you feeling full the morning. But you must have a great longer—including slow-digesting Micel- the mystery here? None at all! sourcerecommends of protein. 24g of proteinThis keeps �irst thinghunger in lar Casein, the ultimate breakfast pro- larThere to a butter�ly,”are many so people to speak. today What who is hormones in check and one will remain tein have been doing apparently all the right • Just 150 calories, less than 1 gram things, tried every diet out there to slim of time. I have begun trying this instead of naturally-occurring sugar (very low down and be attractive but seem to be offull the and regular satis�ied cereals over and a longer stuff. The period re- in lactose), and 4 grams of net carbs per getting no where. You feel like throw- sults are amazing so far. BIOTRUST LOW serving ing in the towel. Wait! I have some great CARB PROTEIN has made a world differ- • A top source of essential amino ac- news for you. The answer - EAT MORE ence. Why? ids (11 grams per serving), BCAAs (over PROTEIN! You see one of the biggest This protein powder is of premium 5 grams), and leucine (nearly 2.5 grams) mistakes in this whole process is not standard. It’s takes only about 30 sec- to maximize your results getting enough PROTEIN. On average an onds to be whipped into a healthy, tast- • 4 grams of body-regulating, adult must have at least 125g of protein ing smoothie that will give you awesome ing for better digestion values from the website: gut-nourishing• ProHydrolase®, prebiotic a natural �iber per enzyme serv- health• Reduce bene�its. cravings Here for are un- the blend that enhances protein absorption healthy foods—both day and and optimizes digestion—making it night very easy on your stomach • Manage your appetite so • Immunoglobulins, which support the immune system longer  Coach Tim from BioTrust you• Build feel calorie-burning “full and satis�ied” lean antibiotic-free and humanely-sourced muscle from• Plus, happy, it’s healthy, certi�ied humanely-treated hormone- and • It’s available in 6 smooth, creamy, • Increase your metabolism cows that are pasture-raised • Protect your body from • A lab-tested protein powder that’s Peanut Butter, Milk Chocolate, Peach age-related muscle loss Mango,delicious Strawberry �lavors: Café Banana, Mocha, and Chocolate Vanilla • Reduce unwanted, unsight- Cream ly body fat tives;FREE NOOF soy;JUNK: NO Non-GMO; gluten; NO NO added arti�icial sug- • Improve glycemic control arcolors, �lavors, sweeteners, or preserva- So, get your health into a different • Enjoy peak energy levels mode. Visit the website and order your fast and sustained energy all non-denatured protein for ultra-purity can of BIOTRUST LOW CARB PROTEIN day and• Cold-processed,bioavailability micro-�iltered, and watch the results.  POLICE NEWS C�� T�� Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 PAGE A11

POLICE NEWS Update: Police Appeal for Witnesses in Boating Collision ... Continued story from page A1 Pictures of both boats are included in the article. passengers disembarked, before depart- Any witnesses who may have seen ei- ing with three occupants and re-entering ther of these boats on Sunday, especially the North Sound where the collision took in the evening/night are asked to con- place. Police believe the boat left Camana tact the RCIPS at 649-4501. Bay sometime after 7:00PM. The second boat, which sustained sig- deceased has not been completed, po- liceAlthough are operating formal on identi�ication the basis that of the Deck boat with a single engine. It has a two men who died in this incident are whiteni�icant hull damage, with a isdark a 24-foot blue stripe Hurricane and a John Turner, age 70, a UK-national living light green bimini top. It is said to have in Cayman, and Emmanuel Brown, age last been seen in the Star Fish Point 49 of George Town. area at around 7:30PM, when it depart- Emmanuel Brown was a police of- RCIPS offers its profound condolences The woman who was the third occu- ed with three occupants, to travel back to his family and to the family of Mr. pant of the vessel, remains in hospital in across the North Sound. years, having retired in 2018. The Turner. critical condition.  �icer with the RCIPS for twenty-two West Bay Man Arrested and Indecent Assault Charged with Cocaine and Ganja in North Side, Oﬀ enses Following Search 14 August Just after 8:40AM on Friday, 8 August, Shortly before 7:00AM on Sunday, 11 August, a re- police had cause to stop a vehicle at a resi- port was received of an indecent assault that had oc- dence on North West Point Road, West Bay. curred on Old Robin Road in North Side. A woman had The male driver of the vehicle attempted to been out walking a few minutes earlier when she was approached from behind by a male unknown to her ed. His actions aroused the suspicion of who pushed her to the ground and attempted to force run from the of�icers but was apprehend- himself on her. The man was disturbed by the sound of search of the man’s vehicle and person. a vehicle nearby and the woman was able to run from theA of�icersbottle containing who subsequently several yellow conducted paper a the location. She was not injured in the incident. wrappers was recovered from his person. The suspect is described as being tall and slim, of One of the wrappers was checked and light complexion, and was wearing khaki shorts and an found to contain suspected cocaine. The off-white shirt. He appears to have left the location on man, age 42 of West Bay, was immediate- a pedal cycle. ly arrested for possession of a controlled The matter is currently under investigation and po- drug. lice are appealing for anyone who may have witnessed With the assistance of the RCIPS K-9  Substance Recovered During Search the incident, or seen anything suspicious in the area Unit, a search of the man’s residence was between 6:00AM and 6:30AM on Sunday to come for- Detective Sergeant Anderson Taylor, in charge of ward. Police are particularly interested in speaking cant quantity of ganja and drug paraphernalia, were the West Bay CID states, “One of our main goals as with the occupants of the vehicle that appeared to recoveredconducted alongand similar with a wrappers, quantity ofas cash,well aswhich a signi�i- was have passed nearby during the incident. Anyone with seized as proceeds of crime. The man was further ar- any information is asked to contact Bodden Town CID rested for additional drug offenses. thepolice use of�icers of drugs in onWest the Bay, streets whether of West we Bay.”are communi- at 947-2220. He has now been formally charged with Consump- ty “Thisof�icers, is a detectives beautiful districtor patrol that of�icers, has been is to tainted eradicate by Anonymous tips can be provided directly to the tion of Cocaine, Possession of Ganja, Possession of the deeds of a few and we are here to help stop the RCIPS via our Con�idential Tip Line at 949-7777, Ganja with Intent to Supply, Possession of Utensils, persons who wish to cause harm. I have been work- or via our website https://www.rcips.ky/submit-a- two counts of Possession of Criminal Property, and ing in West Bay for the past 3 years and have met tip. Tips can also be submitted anonymously via the Consumption of Ganja. He appeared in court this many people who share the same love for the district, Miami-based call centre of Crime Stoppers at 800- morning, 12 August, and was remanded into custody who also share the same sentiments about drug use 8477(TIPS), or online https://www.tipsubmit.com/ until tomorrow, 13 August. within it.”  WebTips.aspx?AgencyID=681. 

Caymanian

3 DAYS PER WEEK: ADVERTISE WITH US Monday, Wednesday and Friday

We get 20,000 plus readers each week Save from across the 30% island All ads with our low in full advertising colour rates

Call 916-2000 • or mail: [email protected] WEATHER | INSPIRATIONAL | OBITUARIES PAGE A12 Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 C�� T��

WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST

Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

MOMENTS OF INSPIRATION

What Are You Going to Do with the Knowledge? By The Rev’d Christopher Pierce, Rector you can’t..and some so important that there’s only one Then he said, “I want you to promise because I know if Saint Alban’s Anglican Church, George Town answer.. you promise that you’ll do it.” Keeping one’s word was The summer of the year that I turned 13 was a big the apogee of character as far he was concerned. So, I We live in an age where that information is availa- one for me. Not only was I going to be a teenager but it promised again. He smiled, then sat down and went on. ble to all and sundry. Some would say that we have too meant that I was old enough to go with my dad, uncle, “The reason I wanted to talk to you about this is be- much information at hand...just look at your smart- and cousins on the big deer hunt that autumn. Little cause there are two ways in this world to make a living. phone. It has more computing power than the com- did I know that it was going to be my last few months You can make it with your head or your back...but using with my grandpa. He’d just turned 77. your head is a sight easier.” I’ve known a lot of people back 50 years ago. Google knows all and puts it in our One day in the midst of the summer, he called the with advanced degrees never able to say so much with handsputers butthat what took do the we �irst do astronautswith the information? to the moon and house. He wasn’t one to use the phone much so it was so few words. He was using his knowledge and expe- Remember when the equivalent of Google was a set a surprise. He asked my mom if I was there...she said, rience to shape my understanding. Grandpa was good of encyclopaedias? My parents bought me one before yes. “Well, bring him to see me. I need to talk to him.” but Jesus was the master of such verbal economy. I was able to read. They never really encouraged me It took my mom by surprise too...so much so that she Jesus once asked the disciples who people thought to read them but as I got older, one of the volumes, if didn’t ask a single question. he was. They told him...then he narrowed it down to not several, were generally within reach. One cousin She dropped me off but he was different than nor- Peter. He put him in a corner when he pushed further told another...who told me; that one of her favourite mal. There was no joking or teasing. He told me to go and asked, “But who do you say that I am?” Peter’s an- memories of when we were kids was watching me get in the living room and when I did there was a chair in swer was short and sweet. “You are the Christ, the son on the school bus with encyclopaedias under my arm. the middle. He said, “Sit down, son. I want to talk to of the living God!” He didn’t just possess that knowl- I don’t recall that, but I do remember being a giant you.” I sat down but he remained standing. I’d never edge...he acted on it and did so until his life was re- sponge for information of all kinds. Nothing escaped seen him so formal. quired for his faithfulness. my interest...except for algebra. I never liked it...too “He started, “I want you to promise me something.” A lot of people say they “know” Jesus but there’s a abstract. Geometry...I could get my head around but What’s that?” and he replied, “I want you to promise me difference between head knowledge and experienc- algebra held as much interest as a sore thumb. It was that you will go to college and that you won’t stop going ing it and living it out. What are you going to do with to be avoided. Some things you canCLASSIFIEDS avoid but some til you can’t anymore.” I told him that was my intention. your knowledge of Jesus?  CAYMANIAN TIMES Wednesday 27 September, 2017 Issue No 123 PAGE 15 Wednesday 11 October, 2017 Issue 129 CAYMANIAN TIMES CLASSIFIEDS CAYMANIAN TIMES Wednesday 11 October, 2017 Issue 129 PAGE 14 CLASSIFIEDS CaymanianCLASSIFIEDS Times Monday,Wednesday, October October 16, 2017 11, 2017 | Issue | Issue No 131 No 129 PAGEPAGEPAGE 15 15

On behalf of our client, REM Services Ltd., we are accepting applications for the following position; Savills | Cayman Sales & MarketingIs seeking qualified Manager and experienced Real Estate Sales Manager CI$24k – CI$30k + Commission Qualifications and Responsibilities: OBITUARIES REM Services Ltd. is a professional property management company located in Grand Cayman • Experience working as Luxury Real Estate Agent, minimum of 10 year’s experience focused on providing exceptional residential, commercial and industrial leasing and property CIREBA trained & have 5 years International real estate experience. management• Liaise directly services. with The clients Sales and Marketingcustomers Manager and have will abilitybe responsible to develop for alllong-term aspects Advertise PURCHASING & RECEIVING ASSISTANT PURCHASING & RECEIVING ASSISTANT of therelationships management, with leasing, both, a marketing high degree and of sales professionalism of rental properties, and exceptional from initial interpersonal valuation PURCHASING & RECEIVING ASSISTANT SALES ASSOCIATE to moveskills in, needed. and will communicate daily with current and prospective landlords and tenants in Mandatory Requirements: Mandatory Requirements: • MS Office skills – Excel, Word, Outlook, Acrobat Professional. Mandatory Requirements: Progressive Distributors Ltd. is seeking a highly motivated sales  Must have at least 3 years experience working in a purchasing / receiving position, ideally in a retail Must have at least 3 years experience working in a purchasing / receiving position, ideally in a retail person,• Prepare over documentsthe telephone such and as via Listing email. Agreements, Offer to Purchase, Closing Statements, Churchill’s Churchill’s professional/ wholesale who environment. will develop, work and maintain sales targets and Funeral Home Funeral Home • Must/ wholesale have environment.at least 3 years experience working in a purchasing / receiving RequiredDeeds Knowledge and Leases, and verify Experience: Due Diligence on potential customers.   Must have experience in dealing with overseas suppliers, ordering & marketing of new product lines. your Must have experience in dealing with overseas suppliers, ordering & marketing of new product lines. schedule and up sell on quality goods. position, ideally in a retail/wholesale environment.  • Coordinate Property Closings, overseeing signing of documents and disbursements of  Must be able to analyze market trends for ordering purposes and have proven experience. Must be able to analyze market trends for ordering purposes and have proven experience. • Bachelor’s Degree with a minimum of 5 years’ experience within the rental/leasing real • Must have experience in dealing with overseas suppliers, ordering & marketing  Must be a highly organized and dependable individual with keen attention to detail. funds, arrange for title searches, compare a property with similar properties to determine  Must be a highly organized and dependable individual with keen attention to detail. estate market; We have been asked to announce the passing of of new product lines. Mandatory Must be fullyRequirements: proficient in MS Office applications (Word, Excel and PowerPoint) and Outlook.  Must be fully proficient in MS Office applications (Word, Excel and PowerPoint) and Outlook. its market price, promote sales of properties through advertisements, open-houses etc. • Must be able to analyze market trends for ordering purposes and have proven  Weekend work will be required when necessary. • Previous staff management/supervisory skills; We have been asked to announce the passing of  Weekend work will be required when necessary. • The successful candidate must have a minimum of 5 years working • Coordinate appointments to show homes, be available for any queries from clients and Mrs. Violet O’Connor,  Must speak, read, write, and comprehend English fluently. experience. Must speak, read, write, and comprehend English fluently. • customers,A proven record must ofbe meeting able to workand exceeding long hours leasing & weekends sales targets; & bank holidays. Mrs. Gertrude Gooding, in sales A current and police service record must experience be submitted. in selling cleaning chemicals and • Must A current be a police highly record organized must be submitted. and dependable individual with keen attention to who passed away on Thursday, August 08, 2019. disposable PDL application goods. form must be completed and submitted. •• PromoteExceptional Savills negotiation Brand Locally skills and & Globally. a proven record of developing client relationships; detail. PDL application form must be completed and submitted. Kitchen Purchasing Receiving Steward who passed away on Wednesday, July 31, 2019.

• Exceptional verbal and written communication skills; A Thanksgiving Service will be held at • Must be fully proficient in MS Office applications (Word, Excel and PowerPoint) • MustDuties andhave Responsibilities: extensive knowledge of chemical and disposable Benefits: Duties and Responsibilities: • Reliable, professional, able to work autonomously, and multitask in an extremely fast A Thanksgiving Service will be held at and Outlook. products. Purchasing monthly and weekly inventory requirements from agency or food service suppliers. TheBasic successful Salary $36,000 candidate US plus will commission.10 be responsible days forholiday calculating a year.Government figures for pension, food inventories, health plan.  Purchasing monthly and weekly inventory requirements from agency or food service suppliers. St. George’s Anglican Church, Courts Rd, • Weekend work will be required when necessary.  Analysis of market trends in relation to marketing promotions. paced and high volume environment; Church of God Universal, Walkers Rd on  Analysis of market trends in relation to marketing promotions. • Must be computer literate and advanced in the use of MS Excel. orders, and costs as well as maintaining clear and organized records to ensure all reports JOBS • Must speak, read, write, and comprehend English fluently.  Oversee purchasing and arrival of goods and ensuring full stock levels. Applications should include a Cover Letter, CV, and References from Caymanian and Permanent George Town, Grand Cayman on  • Superior Microsoft Office knowledge with a copy and audio typing speed of at least 60 wpm; Oversee purchasing and arrival of goods and ensuring full stock levels.  Negotiation with suppliers on costings. • A current police record must be submitted. • Must have excellent administrative and communication skills. andResidents invoices areonly. filed Please and apply stored by email properly. [email protected] Conduct noinventory later than audits Friday to 13th determine October inventory 2017. Sunday, August 18, 2019 at 2:30 p.m. Negotiation with suppliers on costings.  Implementation of manufacturer’s price changes. • Must have your own vehicle and the ability to work long hours, including nights, weekends Saturday, August 17, 2019 at 4:00 p.m. • PDL application form must be completed and submitted. Only suitable applicants will be contacted for interview. Implementation of manufacturer’s price changes. • Must Efficiently speak, manage read, cost savingwrite, for importingand comprehend of products including English indent and fluently. cross docking. levels and needs. Verify and track received inventory and complete inventory reports Viewing: 1:30 – 2:15 p.m.  and public holidays. Efficiently manage cost saving for importing of products including indent and cross docking.  Overseeing the Agency Indent Miami program. Viewing will be from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.  Overseeing the Agency Indent Miami program. • Must have the ability to drive. andApplicants Savills logs. ReconcileOffice,are requested Caribbean shipping to Plaza, submit invoices 878 a West detailed and Bay receiving Road, resume Grand reportsto [email protected] to ensureEmail: [email protected] count accuracy. by 11th Beauty Therapist  Processing of claims and follow up with suppliers. here Interment at: Prospect Cemetery. Duties Processing and Responsibilities: of claims and follow up with suppliers. • A current Coordinating police with Accounts record Payable must for payments be submitted. to overseas suppliers. Receive,October 2017. unload, and process deliveries. Chosen candidate will have strong written and Interment at: Prospect Cemetery • Purchasing Coordinating monthly with Accounts and Payable weekly for payments inventory to overseas requirements suppliers. from agency or food • PDL application form must be completed and submitted. verbal communication skills to work with others using clear and professional language; service suppliers. Knowledge of SUN Systems is desired. Knowledge of SUN Systems is desired. Fast, Efficient, Condolences can be registered at churchillsfuneralhome.com Condolences can be registered at churchillsfuneralhome.com • Analysis of market trends in relation to marketing promotions. prepare and review written documents accurately and completely and answer telephones Applicants should forward a detailed resume, completed PDL application form which is available on our Small company management business, Centralis Cayman Limited, is now Bartender • OverseeApplicants should purchasing forward a anddetailed arrival resume, of completed goods andPDL applicationensuring form full which stock is available levels. on our Dutieswebsite, for www.pdl.com.ky the role are:and references. Where relevant, applicants must submit evidence of using appropriate language. Will be required to reach, bend, twist, pull, and stoop; grasp, website, www.pdl.com.ky and references. Where relevant, applicants must submit evidence of • Negotiation with suppliers on costings. • Develop,Caymanian Status work or PR and Certificate maintain or Married Sales to Caymanian Targets Certificate / Schedule (if applicable). and PR applicants up sell on turn,accepting and manipulate applications objects; from move, qualified lift, or carry Caymanians objects weighing (and lesspersons than or married equal to to 50 Gardener • ImplementationCaymanian Status or PRof Certificatemanufacturer’s or Married priceto Caymanian changes. Certificate (if applicable). PR applicants qualityshould include goods. most recent receipt showing payment of relevant PR fees. Caymanians) for the position of Client Relationship Officer / Executive Affordable.Designer • Efficientlyshould include manage most recent cost receipt saving showing forpayment importing of relevant of PR products fees. including indent and pounds. Minimum 2 years’ experience required in the same field. • ApplyIncomplete mechanical submissions will aptitude not be considered. to install, repair and perform ParalegalAdministrative Assistant. The successful candidate will be a main client crossIncomplete docking. submissions will not be considered. • Overseeing the Agency Indent Miami program. maintenance on ware washing, laundry and dispensing equipment Salary CI $5.50-$7.00 per hour plus gratuities Cameraman Salary range: CI$35,000.00–CI$45,033.04 per annum depending on experience. An attractive Herneyscontact is seeking and will to recruitprovide a generalParalegal assistance to join our Litigationto the General team. TheManager. Successfull • ProcessingSalary range: ofCI$35,000.00–CI$45,033.04 claims and follow up per with annum suppliers. depending on experience. An attractive andcompensation systems; and benefits leveraging package (including this service medical insurance, to strengthen vacation and pension) the customer is being offered Deadline to apply October 25, 2017 Only 48 hours’ Churchill’s Funeral Home Churchill’s Funeral Home • Coordinatingcompensation and withbenefits Accounts package (including Payable medical for insurance,payments vacation to overseas and pension) suppliers. is being offered relationship.to the qualified candidate. All applications received will be reviewed and only candidates meeting the CandidateCandidate must will playhave aexcellentKindly supporting submit academic role your working records, application withtop level attorneys throughexperience, at all with levels a minimum to provide of to the qualified candidate. All applications received will be reviewed and only candidates meeting the mandatory requirements will be contacted for interview. Deadline for applications is 25 October 2017. mandatory requirements will be contacted for interview. Deadline for applications is 25 October 2017. • Develop and implement in-house and product knowledge training fiveassistance (5) years during of experience: all phase (i) www.marriott.com/careersof working the litigation in a highly process confidential including environment, conducting (ii) interviews,developing Secretary Knowledge of SUN Systems is desired. forApplications staff as should well be as submitted, demonstrate quoting reference safe “Purchasingequipment and Receivinguse, ensuring Assistant”, thatto: business,legal research, (iii) liaising document with third filing parties and attendingand being trials. a key Thepoint Successful of contact candidate for clients, must (iv) notice required Applications should be submitted, quoting reference “Purchasing and Receiving Assistant”, to: Progressive Distributors Ltd. Solicitor overseeing and acting as secretary at board meetings, (v) maintaining client and director Applicants should forward a detailedProgressive resume, Distributors completedLtd. PDL application form the customers’ facilitiesAttn: areHuman fully Resources operational Department and teams are properly have at least 5 years as a litigation Paralegal in a law firm or similar role is essential. Attn: Human Resources Department trained. PO Box 10107 We have been asked to announce the passing of which is available on our website, www.pdl.com.ky and references. Where registers,A law degree (vi) filing, or recognized(vii) preparing Paralegal invoices, degree (viii) onboarding is required. new Excellent clients andknowledge confirming of Lawyer We have been asked to announce the passing of Grand Cayman KY1-1001 relevant, applicants must submit evidencePO Box 10107 of Caymanian Status or PR Certificate • Create weekly & monthly Maintenance schedule for brands and satisfactory Know-Your-Client documents, and (ix) managing corporate minute books. Mr. Virgil Morgan Bush, Grand Cayman KY1-1001 CAYMAN ISLANDS MS Word, Excel, Adobe, and Outlook are also required. Familiarity with Elite and Driver Mr. Emmanuel Ezekiel Brown “Manny”, or Married to Caymanian CertificateCAYMAN (if applicable). ISLANDS PR applicants should include customers. E-mail: [email protected] The successful candidate must also be willing to travel on short notice and must be willing who passed away on Saturday, August 05, 2019. most recent receipt showingE payment-mail: recruitment of [email protected] PR fees. • Maintain the record of service call and diagnosis performed. FileSite is desirable. Must have the ability to work well under pressure to meet tight who passed away on Sunday, August 11, 2019. to work overtime, weekends and holidays as workload and deadlines demand. Details of a Thanksgiving Service will be Incomplete submissions will not be considered. deadlines, with the ability to work frequent overtime often on short notice. COOK • Accountable for parts inventory, and forecast ordering. Details of a Thanksgiving Service will be Most clients are foreign so significant international contacts and experience is strongly announced at a later date. Salary range: CI$35,000.00–CI$45,033.04 per annum depending on • Identify prospects, introduce new products, keep abreast of new Remuneration will commensurate with qualificatios and experience and will be in Plastic Surgeon announced at a later date. experience. An attractive compensation and benefits package (including trends. preferred, as is computer proficiency (including Excel and mail merges). Dive instruct medical insurance, vacation and pension) is being offered to the qualified the range of USD$87,000 - S97,000/annum. • Be able to learn and sell variety of food products. Gardener/LandscaperA clean police record and two prior work references will be required. candidate. All applications received will be reviewed and only candidates isApplications required toare do invited but not from limited Caymanians, to the following:Cayman Status holders and Permanent meeting the mandatory requirements will be contacted for interview. Salary is US$40,000 per annum, with basic health and pension benefit. Director A strong work ethic and a positive attitude will be required. Residents Only. Deadline for applications is 25 October 2017. 4-5Applicants years working should experience send their inCV gardening and cover work letters including to info@dinne watering,rmartin.com fertilizing, This is a Monday through Saturday job; however, it is not a normal 8-5 Condolences can be registered at churchillsfuneralhome.com Condolences can be registered at churchillsfuneralhome.com Applications should be submitted, quoting reference position. Extensive overtime will be required especially during our high potting,To apply repotting,please sendDeadline pruning your CVfor and markedapplications grooming, as confidential is propagating25th October to [email protected] and2017. Circumposing of Hairdresser “Purchasing and Receiving Assistant”, to: season November through April. Weekly schedule will be provided. plantsDeadline and for trees. application: 11 October 2017 Progressive Distributors Ltd. Applicants should forward a detailed resume, completed PDL application Ability to identify when to prune shrubs, ornamentals and matured trees andBeauty Therapist Attn: Human Resources Department form which is available on our website, www.pdl.com.ky and references. being able to carry out the process. PO Box 10107, Grand Cayman KY1-1001 Where relevant, applicants must submit evidence of Caymanian Status CAYMAN ISLANDS or PR Certificate (confirming role as Sales Associate) or Married to Deadheading of annuals and perennials. Churchill’s Churchill’s Caymanian Certificate (if applicable). PR applicants should include most Bartender Funeral Home Funeral Home E-mail: [email protected] recent receipt showing payment of relevant PR fees. Monitoring and treating pests and disease on all plant material. Gardener We have been asked to announce the passing of Incomplete submissions will not be considered. Spraying trees and shrubs and applying fertilizers, supplemental liquids and Designer ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Earald Rudon Sr, dry nutrients to trees and plants.LAUNDRY Clean ASSISTANT up litter in and around plant beds. Salary range: CI$30,000-$35,000 per annum commensurate with On behalf of our client, HIGH IMPACT MEDIA, Baraud invites applications from Cameraman who passed away on Sunday, August 04, 2019. We have been asked to announce the passing of experience. An attractive compensation and benefits package (including PreparingMustsuitably be ofqualified and legal grading age. applicants Must terrain. have for Applying goodthe position command fertilizers listed of the above. and English seedings language. when Must needed. have A Thanksgiving Service will be held at medical insurance, vacation, pension and bonus) is being offered to the basic knowledge of the job, must know different types of fabrics and had exposure Mr. Joseph Woods, qualified candidate. All applications received will be reviewed and only SecuringRESPONSIBILITIES equipment, materials and the building. Church of God West Bay, 108 Captain Reginald to a wide range of fabrics. who passed away on Saturday, August 10, 2019. candidates meeting the mandatory requirements will be contacted for • Sell specific products and services to consumers Secretary Parsons Dr, Grand Cayman on Ability to work with a team or own initiative as needed. Details of a Thanksgiving Service will be interview. Basic• Prepare wage startspresentations, CI$6.25 per proposals hour depending and sales on contracts. ability plus health andSolicitor pension Saturday, August 17, 2019 at 2:30 p.m. Operationbenefits. and utilization of basic landscaping tools (hedge timmers, blowers, announced at a later date. Deadline for applications is 30 October 2017. REQUIREMENTS Viewing: 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. pruners, spades, tiller Applyetc) . in person at Puritan Cleaners Lawyer Applications should be submitted, quoting reference Minimum 5 years’ experience in Sales and or marketing. In lieu of flowers donations can be made “Sales Associate” to: KnowledgeAbility to persuade and337 abilityEastern and toAvenue, influence operate GT for andothers. appointment maintain Ability motorized onto interview.develop tillers and and deliver sodDriver to the Cayman Islands Cancer Society. The Captain’s Bakery (Cayman) Ltd. Progressive Distributors Ltd. cuttingpresentations. equipment, Ability root to pruningcreate, compose,of large trees and foredit transporting written materials. from nursery Strong Interment at: West Bay Cemetery Invites applicants for the following position: Attn: Human Resources Department tointerpersonal site and replanting. and communication skills. Knowledge of advertising and sales COOK PO Box 10107 promotion techniques. This is normally acquired through a combination of the Condolences can be registered at churchillsfuneralhome.com Condolences can be registered at churchillsfuneralhome.com In addition, having a working knowledge of all aspects of an irrigationPlastic system Surgeon Grand Cayman KY1-1001 completion of a Bachelor’s Degree and three to five years of sales or marketing SENIOR BAKER fromexperience. set up, installation and maintenance. Dive instruct Applicants must have a minimum of ten (10) years’ experience in all aspects of CAYMAN ISLANDS bakery operations (mixing, baking, bagging and packaging) of all types of baked Email: [email protected] AbilitySalary: to CI$2,000 lift up to per 70 month lbs. and plus to commission. perform strenuous physical tasks underDirector a The Family of the Late products, bread, donut, cakes, pastries and bullas. Technical and vocational varietyQualified of applicantsweather conditions. are invited Counterto forward Agents resume together with references training and certification in commercial food preparation would be a distinct FlexibilityMustby closing be of to legaldate work age.of Octoberlong Must hours, have 25th, holidaysgood 2017 command to [email protected] weekends of the English if and language. when needed Must have in The Family of the Late Jude Mitchell Scott Walton advantage. Hairdresser orderbasic knowledgeto meet deadlines. of the job, must know different types of fabrics and had exposure John Enderson Evans Salary C.I. $6.67 per hour, plus health and pension benefits in accordance to a wide range of fabrics. Salary range KYD$ 6.00- $8.00 per hour. regret to announce his passing on with The Cayman Islands Health Insurance and Pension Laws, plus all other Must be a high school graduate and provide excellent customer service. Beauty Therapist deeply regret to announce his sudden government requirements. Smokin Bros is inviting applications from qualified Caymanians/legal residents PleaseBasic wage send starts Resume CI$6.50 to: to CI$7 per hour dependingPLUMBRITE on ability plus health and Wednesday, 31 July 2019. passing on Wednesday, 31 July 2019. only, for the following position: Mitch PLUMBING SERVICES Caymanians, persons married to Caymanians and status holders are being Davenportpension benefits. Development Ltd RefrigerationApply in & person at Puritan Cleaners Is looking for a A Service to Celebrate Jude’s Life and invited to apply for this position. Kitchen Helper P.O. Box 65 Plumber Assistant Bartender his Homegoing will take place Responsibilities: 337 Eastern Avenue, GT for appointment on interview. Deadline for applications is Friday October 27, 2017 GrandAir-conditioning Cayman KY1-1102 Salary: CI$8.00 - $10.00 per hour Gardener A funeral service will be held at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, 17 August 2019 The successful applicant will be responsible for fulfilling routine food services and Plus Health Insurance and Pensionns Designer at the Church of God (Holiness) Seeking an 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, 20 August 2019 Spot Bay, Cayman Brac. cleaning duties required. They will assist in the preparation and serving of dishes, Qualifications & Experience: clean and mainten the kitchen and service areas. The position will work between the experienced Cameraman at Wesleyan Holiness Church, West Bay. Viewing will be from 9:00 a.m. Applicant should possess 5 or more Smokin Bros mobile food trailer and The Cookrum, located at the GT Hospital. prior to the service. CASHIER/COUNTER CLERK Plasticand Surgeon qualified years’ experience working in the Applicants must have a minimum of ten (10) years’ experience. Should be Qualifications and Experience: plumbing field; possess basic plumbing Interment will follow in Interment will follow at the • A go getter , hard working attitude knowledgeAdvertise and possess strong customer Secretary accountable and able to process all cash transactions accurately and efficiently Registration with Medical and Dental Council, Plastic Surgery West Bay Cemetery Spot Bay Cemetery. in accordance with established policies and procedures. • Team-oriented, friendly, honest and have great customer service skills Technician service skills. Applicant must have a Solicitor Floral tributes are welcome but monetary donations to specialty required, at least 10 years’ experience, American • Experience in a kitchen is preferred with 10 years’ experience. Plumber’s License. Email your ad to the Church of God (Holiness) Salary C.I. $6.00 per hour, plus health and pension benefits in accordance here! • Valid driver’s license and reliable transport Fellowship preferred, Salary $5,000 p/monthCaymanians plus and bonus Status and Lawyer Condolences can be registered at www.boddenfuneralservices.com & would be greatly appreciated. Salary – CI$10-$15 per hour Condolences can be registered at www.boddenfuneralservices.com & with The Cayman Islands Health Insurance and Pension Laws, plus all other Holders need only apply Wages: Starting at CI$6 per hour, plus statutory benefits. benefits as per labour law. [email protected] Bodden Funeral Service Facebook page Bodden Funeral Service Facebook page government requirements. Send full resume w/photo: Closing Date for application – Position requires approximately 45 hours per week, including split-shifts. Position Contact a staff member October 20th 2017 Accepted by the Immigration Caymanians, persons married to Caymanians and status holders are being requires working shifts including Public Holidays, Lunch, Nights, and Weekends. SendPO BoxCV to:11020, Post KY1-1008 Office Box 11435, KY1 – 1008 or COOK invited to apply for this position. Deliver to: Sedano Medical Group,to find No out Send1, howresumes you to can Written applications with resume should be sent in by October 18th 2017 Email: [email protected] P.O. BOX 726, Plastic SurgeonDepartment Deadline for applications is Wednesday October 18, 2017 advertise in this spot! Smokin Bros Ltd, P.O. Box 31631, KY1-1207, Cayman Islands PasadoraTel: Place 946-6028 , Grand Cayman GRAND CAYMAN KY1-1603 Dive instruct CAYMAN ISLANDS Director Hairdresser HURRICANE WATCH | HURRICANE CHECKLIST C�� T�� Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 PAGE B1

TROPICAL UPDATE Atlantic Tropical Cyclones and Disturbances For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico: Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours. [NOAA]

Suggested Hurricane Supply List To prepare for the unknown, each home should have • Tip: Purchase only items that you like to eat and a 72-hour Disaster Survival Kit. You will need to pack would eat even without a storm. Rotate these items some essential items to help you and your family sur- by using them Dec-May each year and purchasing new vive, whether you stay at home or leave it during a dis- items Jan-May. This allows you to reduce the cost of buy- aster. ing items for a hurricane kit at one time and keeps the Ensure at least three days (72 hours) supply for each items fresh. Yes even canned goods have a shelf life! person. Do not forget pets where applicable! The following is a minimum suggested list of Survival Kit sup- Baby Needs: plies: • Special foods (enough for several days) • Formula (enough for several days) Drinking Water: • Extra diapers • One gallon per person/per day in unbreakable • Medicines (get a copy of prescription) Clothing and Bedding containers, Avoid using containers that will decom- • Blankets Include at least one complete change of clothing and pose or break,l such as milk cartons or glass bottles. • Diaper Rash Ointment footwear per person. A normally active person needs to drink at least two • Baby Wipes • Sturdy shoes or work boots quarts of water each day. Hot environments and • Powder • Towels intense physical activity can double that amount. • Bottles • Rain gear Children, nursing mothers, and ill people will need • Blankets or sleeping bags more. • Favorite toy/blanket • Pillows • Don’t forget to add additional water for mixing for- • MedicinePaci�ier dropper • Hat and gloves mula if you have children and for your pets. Rotate the • Diaper-rash ointment • Sunglasses drinking water each year. • Tent • Food preparation and sanitation require another Sanitation • Lawn chairs two quarts (minimum) per person daily. • Toilet paper, towelettes, soap, baby wipes, liquid • Purchased bottled water that has been sealed is hand sanitzer Entertainment best for storage. It meets FDA guidelines for food and is • Liquid detergent • Games not as vulnerable to temperature changes as unsealed • Feminine supplies • Books water • Personal hygiene items (toothpaste, deodorant, • Cards • Tip: Purchase water this year and use it for shampoo etc.) • Extra batteries for gamesColoring books, crayons. drinking next year. This allows for rotation on an an- • Plastic garbage bags, ties (for personal sanitation nual basis and keeps the water fresh. Yes water can uses) Miscellaneous go bad! • Plastic bucket with tight lid • Wind-up or battery-operated clock • Household chlorine bleach, disinfectant • Paper, pencil Water for sanitation use: • Plenty of absorbent towels • Needles, thread • Store extra containers of water to be used for • Camping utensils First Aid Kit • Map of the area (for locating shelters) and return- ing to the area. be�lushing used iftoilets, you still cleaning, have running and bathing. water but are told to each car. • Cash or traveler’s checks • Purchase water puri�ication tablets (Halazone) to • AssembleAdhesive bandagesa �irst aid kitvarious for your sizes home – Sterile and one gauze for • Tip: Have enough cash to sustain you through a 2 bathtub and other containers without purchasing ex- pads (various sizes) week period. Without electricity, most businesses (if pensiveboil water drinking before water. using it. This allows you to �ill the • Germicidal hand wipes or waterless alcohol-based open) will not accept credit cards and may not accept • Tip: Keep plastic containers (milk jugs and oth- hand sanitizer traveler’s checks. • Non-latex gloves – Adhesive tape – Anti-bacterial • Emergency preparedness manual threatens. You can put these items in the freezer to ointment – Antiseptic spray • Citronella candles keeper containers) food cold andlonger �ill themin the with event water that whenthe electricity a storm • Cold packs (non refrigerated type) – Scissors – goes out. Tweezers – Rubbing alcohol Not evacuating and staying home? • CPR breathing barrier, such as a face shield – Ther- • Ensure you have enough food, water, medications, Non-perishable Food: mometer, Safety pins. and other supplies in your survival kit to last at least 2 • Maintain at least 3-7 days of food for each member weeks. of the family. Non-Prescription Drugs • Turn refrigerator to coldest setting and keep • Small, preferably single serving cans (should not • Aspirin or nonaspirin pain reliever, Benadryl, per- closed. require cooking or refrigeration). Dried fruit, peanut oxide • Turn off propane tanks. butter and jelly, coffee, tea, soft drinks and pet foods. • Anti-diarrhea medication, Antacid (for stomach • Unplug small appliances. • Ready-to-eat canned meats, fruits and vegetables. upset) • Fill bathtub and other containers with water for • Canned juices, milk, soup (if powdered, store extra • Syrup of Ipecac (use to induce vomiting if advised water). by the Poison Control Center) drinking. • Staples – sugar, salt, pepper in water proof con- • Laxative cleaning• Cover and all windows �lushing. Additionaland other openings water is with stored hard- for tainers. • Activated charcoal (use if advised by the Poison ened protections. If you do not have manufactured • High energy foods like crackers, granola bars, trail Control Center) shutters, cut plywood and secure to protect the win- mix. dows. • Raw vegetables that do not need refrigeration. Prescription Drugs • Close all interior doors and brace outer doors. • Fresh bread. • Heart and high blood pressure medication • Select an interior room to use as a safe room. • Comfort/stress foods – cookies, hard candy, sweet- • Insulin (enough for a 30 day supply) • Plan as though you were evacuating and have ened cereals, lollipops, instant coffee, tea bags. • Hearing Aid and extra batteries enough cash on hand to sustain purchasing of gas, food, • Sterno for cooking. • Prescription drugs and other supplies in the days following the storm. • Vitamins • Denture needs • If you have a generator, ensure you have enough • Food for infants • Contact lenses and supplies gas on hand to sustain usage for several days. • Paper cups, plates, and plastic utensils • Extra eye glasses • Non-electric can opener • Tip: If your insurance will allow, get a 90 day sup- • Aluminum foil ply of prescriptions and have at least a 30 day supply there• Ensure may not you be have any suf�icient electricity medications and pharmacies in case willyou • Plastic storage containers on hand. n’t wait until a couple of days before a storm probablyare con�ined closed to your even home with fora minor several storm. days. Post-storm • Lots of ice (you can freeze your water supply) • Plan to cook on a camp stove or grill in the days • Pedialyte (to restore hydration if needed) the lines arevery quickly. immediately after the storm passes.  to go to the pyou may not get your prescription re�illed; GLOBAL NEWS BRIEFS PAGE B2 Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 C�� T��

GLOBAL NEWS BRIEFS Canada tech jobs Honduras economy is mostly in �ive cities child’s play Many jobs in Canada are Honduras is increasing its sales of Tegu major Canadian cities that toy building blocks to concentrated within �ive help with the employ- industry which could lead ment situation. “Tegu toare wage in�luenced and employment by the tech takes us back to the inequality within smaller joy of play,” says Jose cities that don't have vi- Zelaya, the Honduran brant technology sectors. toy manufacturer’s Toronto, Montreal, Van- accounting manag- couver, Ottawa and Calgary er. More importantly, make up about 70 percent the creator of wooden of all digital services em- blocks with embedded ployment in Canada, claims  Canada’s tech jobs are mainly in five cities magnets that fascinate the report authors, TD Eco- and engage children, nomics. Compared to American cities, mean it's not there, it's just not as ex- is employing people the report says that in Canada "the di- treme. And I think that was comforting in a country stressed  Honduras is grateful for revenue from Tegu sales vergence in income and employment for us to have seen that." by poverty, unemploy- opportunities between cities has re- The problem with having a high con- ment and violence. including China, Japan, Malaysia, Swit- mained stable.'' centration of high-skilled workers in Tegu, founded by brothers Chris and zerland, Argentina, Uruguay and Chile. Beata Caranci, chief economist at a handful of cities is that it puts small- Will Haughey a decade ago, with the The company’s biggest market re- TD Economics, said Canada should be er cities at risk of having weaker home mission to create jobs in a country that mains the United States. aware that if pure market forces direct values, lower tax collection and reduced desperately needed them. Along the At present, the company employs the job market then Canada runs the infrastructure utilization, the report way, they’ve proven that Honduras, about 110 people in Honduras with risk of following the path of the US, with states. less than three hours and just $233 by another 20 elsewhere. a widening gap between haves and have Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and air from Houston, can be competitive It is easy to envision Honduran ar- nots. Calgary accounted for 39 percent of all with manufacturing in China and other tisans toiling away in a shop creating "One of the learnings from it, for us, Asian countries. handcrafted wooden toys but that is was that we are in a much more favour- which increased to 42 percent after the Ana Sauceda, an industrial engi- not what is going on. Tegu, which does able place in terms of having less evi- crisis.employment In smaller prior cities to the their �inancial share of crisis em- neer for Tegu, visited with me during about $8 million in revenue annually, dence of regional inequality based on ployment went from 42 percent to be- my on-site research trip. She says the operates an impressive manufacturing this concept of wage divergence that low 39 percent during the same period, company is now shipping product to a facility with more than $1 million in- we talk about," Caranci said. "It doesn't 2015-17.  variety of countries around the world, vested in production equipment.  Filipino kids drawn Cuban journo faces jail A prominent Cuban journalist has received a prison sentence just for report- to communism ing on a court case, but the real reason is thata �ine. refusal. Mr Quiñones refused to pay the Filipino parents are believed to be that he is a strong critic of �ine,“The and fact his that sentence Roberto was Quiñones the result is sen- of mindful that their chil- the Cuban government. dren don’t get recruited A municipal court of the Cuban city while the police agents who beat and to become communist of Guantánamo has sentenced Rober- detainedtenced to himprison for for days failing receive to pay no a pun-�ine, terrorists. to Jesús Quiñones, a contributor to the ishment, is outrageous,” said CPJ Deputy Parents are being news website CubaNet, to one year in Executive Director Robert Mahoney in warned that if their prison on charges of “resistance” and New York. “If authorities in Cuba want to child behaves like a “disobedience”. convey an image of progress and open- smart aleck or becomes On April 22, Cuban police beat and ness to the international community, more stubborn, he or detained Mr Quiñones while he was she might be about to covering a trial for CubaNet. Upon his ist sends the wrong message.” turn into a communist mistreating,Mr Quiñones jailing, plans and to �ining appeal a journal-the de- terrorist. ties initiated new proceedings against cision and on Monday was permitted to This was claimed by  Communism is attracting young Filipinos him,release alleging �ive daysthat his later, conduct Cuban during authori- his remain at his home in the interim; how- newly elected senator , detention constituted “resistance” and ever, he is prohibited from leaving the Ronald Dela Rosa, who said he want- “disobedience,” for which they imposed province of Guantánamo.  ed the public to be aware of commu- Criminal Court. nists recruiting and “brainwashing” ty Oncomplaint Wednesday, �iled several at the tearful International parents minors. went to the Senate to recount that their Mr Dela Rosa is the former nation- children had been recruited by commu- al police chief who launched Presi- nist groups and had then gone missing. dent Rodrigo Duterte’s bloody war on In a statement last week, Mr Dela Rosa drugs. Under his watch, thousands of said: “There was an alarming report “suspects” died in what human rights that communist terrorists are recruiting groups have called state-sponsored extrajudicial killings. The administra- years old. We parents, let’s observe our tion claims the deaths, which have not childrenminors as for their any �ighterschanges as in youngtheir habits, as 10 stopped, are the result of drug syndi- or their outlook on their lives.” He said these could be indications During May’s elections for the Sen- the children had been brainwashed by ate,cates Mr �ighting Duterte each personally other. campaigned communists. “You should take steps as for Mr Dela Rosa, who along with the parents to avoid losing your children to leftist groups altogether,” the sena- is named in a crimes against humani- tor said.   Roberto Jesus Quinones received a one-year sentence president and several other of�icials Venezuela oil gets UK gambling now a Chinese support big problem The Venezuelan govern- Gambling addiction in ment’s failing economy the UK has become a huge could get a boost after it an- problem in recent years, nounced the expansion of mainly because of online Chinese investment in the availability. country’s oil industry, with The number of gamblers the aim of increasing pro- complaining about British duction by 120,000 barrels per day. most 5,000 percent in the The investment, which betting �irms has risen al- authorities say is worth There were a record 8,266past �ive complaints years. last year, construction of a new oil  Venezuela’s oil industry is being helped by China according to Gambling blendingUS$3 billion, plant �inancedinaugurated the 230,000 bpd, but no further details have compares to just 169 in stage plan. been disclosed so far. 2013.Commission �igures. That lastThe week “Jose” as plant, the �irst which part is of located the two- in The news follows the conversion of Most of them were about  Online gambling is huge business in the UK Barcelona, Anzoátegui State, is to be run the Petropiar extra-heavy crude up- by the Sinovensa joint venture, which is grader plant into a blender facility ear- on winning bets or failing to operate in actually, possibly, a good sign because 49 percent owned by China’s National lier this month. Petropiar is projected a�irms socially refusing responsible to pay way. out The rise fol- it's suggesting that consumers are de- Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) and 51 to produce an additional 130,000 bar- lows a sharp increase in UK gambling manding more of the gambling opera- percent by Venezuela’s PDVSA state-run rels per day of Merey crude, making over the past decade. tors. And I would encourage them to oil company. The facility will blend ex- the lighter blend Venezuela’s primary continue to do that," he said. tra-heavy grades from Venezuela’s Ori- export. promised $60m a year to help problem The industry has expanded rapidly noco Oil Belt into the exportable Merey Caracas has signed a repair and main- gamblersThe big and betting say �irmsthey haveare working already since the government relaxed restric- crude, which is popular in Asian mar- tenance contract with Shanghai-based on a plan to reduce gambling-related tions on betting and advertising in kets. contractors Wison Engineering Servic- harm. 2007. Gamblers are now losing almost Sinovensa currently produces es. The servicing work on Venezuela’s Neil McArthur, chief executive of twice as much to the betting compa- the Gambling Commission, said there nies as they were a decade ago. Last months and a year and will be paid for were complex reasons for the rise in year, punters lost a record $14.5bn. bpd110,000 with barrels the addition per day, of thea �igure new blend-which inre�ineries oil products, is due including to take betweendiesel. It sixis complaints. The biggest rise has been in online ingof�icials plant. claim The willsecond increase stage toof 165,000the pro- "We are pushing the industry to gambling, where new games and prod- from the maintenance.  know its customers, and part of this is ucts have attracted new customers.  unknown which re�ineries will bene�it ject is expected to increase this �igure to INTERNATIONAL SPORTS C�� T�� Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 PAGE B3 United kids must mature quickly Manchester United's starting line- enced boys helping them: Ashley Young, up against Chelsea on Sunday was the Nemanja Matic and Juan Mata, who are youngest named by any of the Premier guiding these boys.” League clubs on matchday one. It au- gurs well for the season as United hope Saturday Premiership �ixtures return to Champions League competi- • Arsenal v Burnley - 6:30am (Cay- tion.to �inish at least in the top four and man Islands time) • Aston Villa v AFC Bournemouth - 9am homegrown players in his XI - Scott • Brighton & Hove Albion v Ham Unit- McTominay,Ole Gunnar Andreas Solskjaer Pereira, selected Paul Pog- �ive ed - 9am ba, Jesse Lingard and Marcus Rashford • Everton v Watford - 9am - with two more on the bench in Axel • Norwich City v Newcastle United - Tuanzebe and Mason Greenwood, who 9am came on in the closing stages of the 4-0 • Southampton v Liverpool - 9am triumph over the Blues. Daniel James, • Manchester City v Tottenham Hot- the 21-year-old summer arrival from spur – 11:30am Swansea City, was another of the substi- tutes used. Sunday The last time that many Academy graduates started a Premier League 10am opener for the club in 2008, when Sir  Manchester United’s young team beat Chelsea 4-0 • ChelseaShef�ield v UnitedLeicester v CrystalCity – 1030am Palace – Alex Ferguson picked Wes Brown, Dar- ren Fletcher, Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs When asked about the stat, Solsk- be, or where we have to be. We have to Monday and Fraizer Campbell for the home draw jaer replied: “We’re going to improve play better to get results against loads • Wolverhampton Wanderers v Man- with Newcastle United. and we’re nowhere near where we can of teams. Then again, we’ve got experi- chester United – 2pm  Gayle’s Windies Donald prevents slow career ﬁ zzling out start again Chris Gayle became the all-time However, two weeks before the end As good as Aaron highest West Indian run-scorer in of that tournament, with the West Donald has been the One-Day International cricket over the Indies eliminated from making the last two seasons, his weekend. Going into the second ODI of the can announced he would be playing each year have been three-match series against India at the insemi-�inals, this series, the despite hard-hitting missing Jamai- the underwhelming.�irst three games He Queen's Park Oval in Trinidad, need- preceding series of three T20 inter- has just one sack ing just nine runs to surpass the tally nationals due to his commitments and three tackles of 10,405 by Brian Lara, the 39-year- with the Canadian T20 franchise combined in the old Jamaican played with exaggerated competition. care for 21 deliveries before slashing Gayle had also expressed a desire to the last two seasons, left-arm seamer Khaleel Ahmed to the play a farewell Test in Jamaica, despite yet�irst he three still gameswent on of backward-point boundary to reach 11, not featuring in the traditional format to win Defensive lifting his overall tally to 10,408. of the game at international level for Player of the Year However, he was dismissed without both times. adding to that score in the next over, That wish seems to have gone un- It’s probably not trapped leg-before. heededalmost �ive with years. Gayle, who turns 40 on a coincidence that This match was already a historic Sept. 21, not named in the West Indies he skipped training landmark for Gayle as it was his 300th squad of 13 for the two-Test series to camp in each of the ODI, taking him past Lara's 299 as the be played in Antigua and Jamaica at last two years, but  Aaron Donald won’t start the season slowly again most by a West Indian in the 50 overs the end of the month. he’s hoping the ex- format. Legendary former fast bowlers Curt- tra practice this time around will lead all the great work you want to get, but Having made his senior West Indies ly Ambrose and Andy Roberts were to a hotter start. After attending training at the same time make sure your body is debut in an ODI against India in Toron- among the most prominent critics of camp, Donald should be in for a better still fresh so that come game time you’re to almost 20 years earlier, Gayle had the decision to include Gayle in this beginning to the season. ready to go. I’m pretty sure we have a initially announced that he would be ODI series given that he is unlikely to “Being here and getting myself in nice game plan. We’ll see what’s going to retiring from the format after the 2019 feature in the next World Cup in India football shape and working my moves, go on. I’m going to trust the process and World Cup in England. in 2023, when he will be 43.  hopefully it won’t take me four games hopefully my body stays healthy.” to get going this year,” Donald said Sun- No defensive player in the NFL has day. “I think it’s going to be a plus for me been better than Donald the last two getting here, getting going right away. If years. He’s been borderline unstoppa- anything, I should be better.” ble, racking up 31.5 sacks, 68 quarter- Donald, better than he has been the back hits and 40 tackles for loss. As a last two years? That’s a frightening result, he’s won the last two Defensive thought for opponents, at least. He led Player of the Year awards and has a the NFL with 20.5 sacks last season and that was after those poor starts. to win it three years in a row. Donald is one of the most important chanceIt’s hard to becometo imagine the �irsthim getting player everany players on the roster, so the Los Ange- better than he was in 2018, but it’s not les Rams are going to be smart about his workload. He’s probably not going to practice every day or step foot on the years,out of theDonald question. could With be poised the bene�it for his of bestattending season his yet. �irst training camp in three les tries to keep him healthy for the en- He’s in excellent shape and game- tire�ield season. for a preseason game as Los Ange- ready, so a slow start should be avoided. “We’re still talking, but I’m pretty sure When asked how he’ll feel if he has zero I’m going to work,” Donald, 28, said of sacks entering Week 4, Donald said: “I’ll the Rams’ plan for him. “But they want be real disappointed.” to make sure that I’m still fresh and I’m This should serve as a warning sign  Chris Gayle should retire from West Indies duty healthy. That’s the main goal. It’s to get for opposing offensive linemen.  Cornier still champ at 40 Daniel Cormier used to tell anyone who would listen that he wanted to retire from mixed martial arts competition by the his 40th birthday this past March. Instead, the UFC heavyweight champion is readying himself for a title defence well after turning 40 and seems to have softened his stance on hanging up his gloves. Cormier is set to rematch former champion Stipe Miocic this Saturday in the main event of UFC 241 at Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

2018 when then-light heavyweight champThe twoCormier �irst metknocked at UFC out 226 Miocic in July in weight belt. Prior to losing the title, Mioc- icthe was �irst considered round to by capture many the the greatest heavy- heavyweight in UFC history after three  Daniel Cormier is not retiring at 40  Nate Diaz makes a welcome return consecutive successful title defences. Facing such a serious threat in his ons they leave the sport on their back. decide if that time is now or a little bit tive weight classes where they currently second defence of the heavyweight belt, They leave as former champions. They later down the line." reign at the top. Cormier seems to have his focus solely leave their fans with that last vision of Should he get past Miocic in the re- Nate Diaz makes his long-awaited match, talk will almost certainly begin return to the Octagon on the same bill talk of a new deadline for retirement. then standing in the middle of the Octa- against Anthony “Showtime” Pettis. It’s on"I've the long �ight, said leaving I don't aside want to immediate be a guy gontheir while favourite their belt �ighter is getting on their strapped back, val, UFC light heavyweight champion that goes out on my back," Cormier said on someone else. I want to be a guy that Jonof yet Jones. another But neither �ight with man long-time has seemed ri- which was a close loss via decision in his recently. "A lot of our greatest champi- goes out on his own terms. I just have to interested in moving from their respec- been three years since Diaz’s last �ight, 

second �ight against Conor McGregor. PUZZLES | COMICS PAGE B4 Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 C�� T��

Word Search Adagio Impromptu Rondo Aria March Sonata Ballet Motet Song Caprice Nocturne Suite Chorale Opera Symphony Concerto Oratorio Tone Etude Overture Tr io Fantasie Poem Fugue Quartet

Have fun with C�� T�� Find the listed words in the diagram. They run in all directions – forward, back, up, down and diagonally.

CURTIS By Ray Billingsley

THE AMAZING SPIDER MAN By Stan Lee

JUDGE PARKER By Woody Wilson & Mike Manley ADVERTISEMENT C�� T�� Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 PAGE B11

TO TURN UP GET 100 PEOPLEFIRST A FREE T-SHIRT

29th September 2019

Walk: 6pm / Run: 6:15pm TICKETS: $10 Prizes: Staycation at the Holiday Inn • Staycation at the Westin Dinner for 2 at the Lobster Pot • Plus many other prizes! Contact: Brent 928-9099 or Chris 326-6783 • www.caymanhopefoundation.com

ForFor a complete update of Local News, Notices and Events, log on to www.caymaniantimes.kyw The only website that allows you to download your daily news and upload your advertisements ADVERTISEMENT PAGE B12 Friday, August 16, 2019 | Issue No 415 C�� T�� Summer SALE BOOST YOUR SALES REVENUE with Caymanian

5- star Advertising Package

• Website Banner • Newspaper Banner • Newspaper Insert • Full Page Advertisement • Advertorial • Free Graphic design •

For more information, Cost and Payment Plan Contact Ralph at 916 2000 or email [email protected]

Visit our new location at #19 Walkers Road