Cyprus Reporter Sept 2014 by English Cyprus Newspaper

THE CYPRUS

Paphos

Limassol

Larnaca

REPORTER

The People’s Local Newspaper

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Half of Restaurants and Bars in Paphos have closed in past 4 years THE HEAD of the Paphos Bar and Restaurant Association has said all inclusive packages are hampering the towns economic recovery, and claimed that almost half of restaurants, bars and clubs have closed down since 2010. In 2012, First Choice holidays made all its holidays “all inclusive”, becoming the UK’s first mainstream holiday company specialising in all-inclusive holidays.

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Fytos Thrasyvoulou, who heads the association SYKAP, blamed all-inclusive hotel packages and the rapid growth of international brand chain food outlets and restaurants for the dire situation. According to recent research conducted by the CTO, tourists from the UK on all inclusive holidays account up to 40% whereas a staggering 80% of Russian arrivals select all-inclusive holidays. Thrasyvoulou said that only 380 establishments currently operate in Paphos, compared to 710 four years ago, he also blamed the euro, saying that since it was adopted, it had brought with it problems with the British pound sterling.

He said that due to all-inclusive packages, even in areas with 6,000 or 7,000 hotel beds, local restaurants were not being filled to capacity. In 2012, First Choice holidays made all its holidays “all inclusive”, becoming the UK’s first mainstream holiday company specialising in all-inclusive holidays. Flights, in-resort transfers, hotel accommodation, three meals a day and unlimited local drinks are all included in the price. Critics of all inclusive packages say that the very nature of the holiday means guests are tempted to stay within the

On the basis of the results of the Passengers Survey, tourist arrivals reached 381.955 in July 2014 compared to 361.442 in July 2013, recording an increase of 5,7%. In particular, arrivals from Russia were up by 20,6% and arrivals from Israel increased by 63,5%. However, tourist arrivals from the UK were down by 4,1% (127.152 in July 2014 compared to 132.566 in July 2013), from Sweden by 4,3% (17.446 compared to 18.221), from Norway by 13,7% (11.029 compared to 12.787) and from Greece by 9,6% (10.127 compared to 11.205 ).

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Cyprus action plan against Ebola threat Cyprus has fully complied with World Health Organisation (WHO) recommendations concerning the Ebola virus, and its action plan to address the disease is ready to be activated if necessary.

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THE TROIKA have the green light to the new national health system and the Upgrading of Cyprus` trauma services may(GHS) reduce the mortality rate by 25% and application the General Health Scheme in Cyprus. shorten the recovery period as well as the average disability rate, Health Minister According to an has announcement by the Ministry of Health “the echelon of the Filippos Patsalis said. troika noted once again the strong commitment and determination that exists in Addressing theHealth 17th Trauma and Emergency Surgery conference in Paphos last the Ministry of to implement the planned reforms.” The Cypriot authorities month, theinMinister said a plan tothe restructure upgrade the sector concluded March 2013 anstartegic agreement with Troika on and a €10 billion bailout. One in Cyprus was imperative. of the provisions of the Memorandum of Understanding is to implement the longHe said that the goal forScheme. his Ministry was to create a trauma center at the Nicosia pending General Health General Hospital, based on international expertise and modern scientific knowledge. ª UK Minister for Europe wants Cyprus debate in Commons DAVID Burrowes, MP for Enfield Southgate has applied for a parliamentary debate  Russian food ban on Cyprus following the 40th anniversary of the continuing Turkish occupation and division of the island. HeKougialis also tabled parliamentary the Minister of Agriculture Nicos haswritten met traders from the questions UAE, in anto effort Prime Minister and new Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond asking about the to find alternative markets for agricultural products that have been affected UK by Government`s latest of the progress to reach a solution to the Cyprus Russia`s ban on theassessment European Union. problem. The Ministry aims at promoting exports of citrus fruit and fisheries to the UAE, as well as other products, such as potatoes, that are not affected by the ban but ª Less travel for volumes locals this year. which wereforeign produced in greater THE number of residents of Cyprus travelling abroad recorded a decrease of 12.4% in compared to the corresponding last year, the Statistical Service  June, Impact of moderate alcohol month consumption has announced. On the basis of the results of the Passengers Survey, 100,713 New research questions earlier studies about the positive effect of moderate residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad in June 2014, compared to 114,982 alcohol consumption to heart health. in June 2013. A study published in the British Medical Journal says that lowering alcohol consumption - even for people low or moderate consumption - may be ª Sky High airport taxes with irk CTO linked to improvements in cardiovascular health, including coronary heart THE Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) has taken an initiative with the aim of disease, lower body mass index and blood pressure. reducing airport taxes imposed by Hermes, the company managing the operations of Larnaca and Paphos airports, CTO Director General Marios Hannides has said.

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Hannides said that he will prepare proposals for the reduction of airport taxes, which Tourist to Communications increase by 15%and or 48 thousand they willarrivals discussfrom withSwitzerland Hermes andare theexpected Ministry of Works. in 2014, according to George Papantoniou, the Office Director of Cyprus Tourism Organisation in Switzerland. A CTO announcement notes moreover that ª Halloumi cheese still in the headlines prospects for 2015 are also positive. According to Papantoniou, following the MINISTER of Agriculture Nicos has claimed registration of halloumi new cooperation schemes andKougialis flights arranged for that the winter period, arrivals cheese as a product withare Protected Designation of Origin to (PDO) is a matter of from Switzerland in 2015 expected to rise significantly 60 thousand. national importance. He said that the government will do all in its power to protect the internationalscheme competition.  product Pilot from educational offered to soldiers serving with

Cyprus armed Cyprus filed last month forces an application to the European Commission to grant halloumi/hellim a certificate of PDO. Soldiers serving in the National Guard will have the opportunity to study through the Open University, following a decision by the Cabinet and the cooperation ª Tourist arrivals up for June between the Ministry of Education and Culture, the Ministry of Defence and the Tourist arrivals in Cyprus increased by 11% in June, reaching a number of 342,221 Open University. tourists, compared to 308,219 in the corresponding month last year. The offer will apply to those soldiers who have secured a seat at the higher On the basis establishments of the results ofinthe Passengers Survey, for an aincrease 0.6% was educational Cyprus and Greece degreeofcourse, an recorded in tourist arrivals from the United Kingdom, from 111,156 in June 2013 official press release announces. to 111,792 in June 2014. Moreover, arrivals from Russia increased by 22.1%, from 96,618 to 117.960 this stadium year.  SBA discuss safety and security with Cyprus Football Association ª Security van heist

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The Cyprus Football Association and the Sovereign Base Area Police have met to CROOKS have stolen a security van which was transporting the equivalent of one discuss safety and security arrangements following a proposal to allow Ethnicos million euros in Turkish lira in the occupied part of Cyprus. Football Club to share its stadium with Ermis FC for the forthcoming season. The van belongs to the Kooperatif Merkez Bankası and was ‘hijacked’ near Morphou. It was agreed that in keeping with a change in the Control of Violence at Sporting The van was later found dumped in a field. Events law in the RoC which was introduced in January 2014, there would be a rebalancing of policing responsibility.

ª 16 months after bailout, Cypriots less pessimistic about situation  economic Record number of migrants die crossing the Cypriots appear to be less pessimistic about the economic situation in Cyprus Mediterranean Sea

and about their household situation, compared to last Fall, the 2014 Spring Nearly 1,900 migrants have lost their on thebetween Mediterranean this year Eurobarometer shows. The survey was lives conducted 31 May-Sea 14 June and trying to cross and into co-ordinated Europe , according to the UNCommission, Refugee agency (UNHCR) and was requested by the European Directorate-General theCommunication. International Organization for Migration (IOM). for Regarding theoffinancial their households, a percentage of the 58%700 of The number dead orsituation missing inmigrants this year surpasses by far Cypriots describes it as good or rather good and a 41% says it is bad or very bad. recorded in 2013 and about 500 recorded in 2012.

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The Ministry of Health has prepared a long and detailed action plan, and has sent travel advice to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to advise travellers to and from the affected countries of West Africa to be careful and follow the guidelines. Furthermore, instructions have been given to ports and airports on how to recognise symptoms and deal with such cases. Some 1,427 people have died since Ebola began spreading in West Africa at what the World Health Organization (WHO) has described as an “unprecedented” rate. The current outbreak in West Africa is the deadliest occurrence since Ebola was discovered in 1976. The WHO has declared a public health emergency and has warned the scale of the current outbreak has so far been underestimated. As a result, the Sierra Leonean parliament passed a new law meaning anyone harbouring Ebola victims could face two years in prison.

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RYANAIR EYES struggling carrier

CYPRUS AIRWAYS

Ryanair CEO Michael O` Leary has said that with the help of the Irish low-cost airline, Cyprus Airways could get back on a path of rapid growth with new roots and more flights, that would increase the number of its passengers to three million per year. O` Leary met in Nicosia last month with the governments team responsible for finding a strategic investor for the troubled national air carrier. He also met with the Communications Minister Marios Demetriades who said that Ryanair has submitted a proposal separate from the ongoing process aimed at finding a strategic investor. “From Ryanair`s point of view there is a very exciting future for Cyprus Airways where I believe with the help of Ryan Air we could put Cyprus Airways and Cyprus` tourism back on a path of a very much renewed and rapid growth, with new roots, more flights and new jobs for pilots, cabin crew and engineers here in Cyprus” O` Leary told the press. He explained that with the plan Ryanair has submitted to the Government of Cyprus, the company expects to grow from 500 thousand passengers last year, to about three million passengers over the next 3-4 years. “As we explained to the Minister we think we can deliver that growth using Cyprus Airways. So it will be Cyprus Airways growing again from 700 thousand passengers this year to three million in the next few years,” he said. Meanwhile, Tony Antoniou, ex chairman of the Board of Directors of Cyprus Airways, who resigned his post last month, has said that he left with a clear conscience, adding that there is no evidence of misappropriation on his part of company funds.

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EXPATS IN CYPRUS probed for UK benefit fraud A staggering 126 investigations were conducted on expatriate residents in Cyprus concerning UK benefit fraud in 2013, it has been revealed. Reliable source say that the Department of Work and Pensions is “actively conducting” over 40 separate investigations across the island after receiving further tip-offs since January this year. The total amount of Britons abroad claiming welfare benefits is costing the tax payers an estimated £82million a year.

BRITISH Tornado jets from RAF Marham in Norfolk are currently based at RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus. The jets are playing a part in the humanitarian aid missions currently taking place in Iraq. The Tornado GR4 is known for its flexibility, speed and capability and will be used in a purely “surveillance role” over Iraq an MOD spokesman told the FG. The jets are capable of taking detailed aerial images and are equipped with Raptor – special reconnaissance equipment that gathers sophisticated, high-resolution imagery. Tornado GR4’s were used in February to map floods in the UK. RAF transport planes are currently based at Akrotiri and are flying relief flights to Iraq. RAF Akrotiri is used by the RAF as a base for overseas operations in the Middle East and also for training. It is one of the few full-scale RAF stations left outside the UK. Akrotiri has played a crucial role during Britain’s recent operations in the Middle East. During both major campaigns against Iraq in 1991 and 2003, and also during the no-fly zone operations between, it operated as a staging post for British forces en route to the region. Britain retained two military bases in Cyprus after the country gained its independence in 1960 PAGE ---east 125mm x 178mm from British colonial rule.1/4 Dhekelia, on the coast, is occupied by army personnel.

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It is reported that an 2013 astonishing 7,296 British nationals were reported to have committed benefit fraud across 157 countries, Spain, Turkey and Pakistan being top destinations, in those countries alone more than 1500 cases were reported according to figures released by the Department of Work and Pensions. 2013 – 2014 show the top ten countries to be hit by benefit cheating Brits investigated are Spain 769 cases, Pakistan 628, Turkey 298, India 282, USA 246, France 213, Bangladesh 180, Thailand 172, Austria 130 and Cyprus 126. “Anyone found guilty will have to pay the stolen money back and under tougher new rules they will have to do so more quickly. That’s on top of any prison sentence or fine handed out by the courts. If appropriate we will also pursue their assets to strip them of the benefits of crime,” said Richard West from the UK 1/4 Pensions. PAGE --- 125mm x 178mm Department of Work and

Wet and wild! Ayia Napa mayor drenched after Ice Bucket Challenge

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The Cyprus Sports Organization will be organizing the European “MOVE WEEK” to be held across the continent between 29 September – 5 October. “MOVE WEEK” is an annual event and an integral part of the Now We Move Campaign. It is about promoting the benefits of being active and participating regularly in sport and physical activity. A statement issued by the Cyprus Sports Organization says that the event aims at raising awareness among citizens about a healthy way of life and about working out. The major goal is to raise the number of European citizens who work out by 100 million by 2020. The Cyprus Sports Organization is the national coordinator of the event and has already called on other organizations, groups, institutions and bodies from a great spectrum of Cyprus life to join. In 2012 the first ever “MOVE WEEK” engaged individuals, organizations and cities from across Europe in a large-scale celebration of sport and physical activity, by promoting a myriad of successful sport and physical activity initiatives across Europe. 4 Issue 16 • 12th September to 9th October, 2014

Ayia Napa Mayor Yiannis Karousos has completed the infamous Ice Bucket Challenge. Following a nomination from pop star AM Sniper, the mayor had ice cold water dumped over his head by his wife Maria and two children. Following the completion of the challenge Karousos nominated Paralimni Mayor Theodoros Pyrillis, Cyprus Tourism Organisation deputy head Kostas Koumis and actor Andreas Georgiou to take part in the challenge. Some of the most famous people in the world have been drenching themselves in freezing cold water and posting the video online in the fundraising stunt. In the last two weeks, the Ice Bucket Challenge has quite literally “soaked” the nation. Everyone from Ethel Kennedy to Justin Timberlake has poured a bucket of ice water over his or her head and challenged others do the same or make a donation to fight ALS It has helped raise money for and awareness of ALS, a neurodegenerative disease. With only about half of the general public knowledgeable about amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, the Ice Bucket Challenge is making a profound difference. Since July 29, The Association has welcomed more than 70,000 new donors to the cause.

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TOP TIPS for by Demetris Georgiades

success in learning Greek

eing able to use the Greek language will doubtlessly add a bright, new dimension to life in Cyprus! Using the local language will prove to make all the difference in many settings, be it at the bakery, pharmacy, hospital, or having coffee with your Cypriot friends. Employment and business opportunities will surely improve with the ability to communicate in Greek. Why not make this the year to master the local language? Below is a list of tips to help you get on the right track to mastering Greek!

Build on solid foundations

Listen to music

Study every day

Set yourself targets

Focus on your personal interests

Join an online community

Use online videos

Take advantage of apps

Talk via Skype

Attend local events

Make sure you are comfortable with the fundamentals of the language before tackling the more advanced structures. Ask your instructor for extra assistance if you do not feel confident that you have mastered the topic.

The first word you will master this way will doubtlessly be ‘Sagapo’ (‘I love you’), but you will increase your vocabulary significantly by listening to Greek songs. Note down any words that sound interesting and add them to vocabulary that you are learning in your lessons.

Spending around 30 minutes a day revising your week’s lesson will help immensely! Set aside 30 minutes in which you are normally not very busy and make this your revision time each day.

Setting reasonable targets is a good way to motivate yourself. You could set yourself a time limit or aim for a specific level of proficiency.

Once you have got to grips with the basics of the language, plan your discussions, writing and reading around topics that interest you. This way you are more likely to remember your new words, phrases and grammar.

If you have chosen to learn Greek, you are already in one of the two best countries to do so. If your access to Cypriots willing to help you practice is limited, then join an online community where you will find many likeminded learners willing to help.

You Tube and other video sites are filled with free language learning videos available at all levels. Choose videos set in situations that you believe you will likely find yourself in.

Thanks to smartphones and tablets, you can add to your classroom-based lessons on-the-go. Take advantage of a free afternoon to brush up on your vocabulary or pronunciation skills. Many apps contain complete lessons with audio tracks, vocabulary lists, flashcards and more.

If memorizing your classroom vocabulary lists on your own sounds monotonous, why not try something more interactive? Via Skype you can not only take private classes, but you can also participate in discussion groups. Consult the mixxer.com, a free educational website for language exchanges. After that, you can talk to him or her via Skype and write a blog to receive corrections and feedback -- all from the comfort of your own home.

Ultimately, the goal should be to take your skills beyond the classroom. Village festivals are an ideal setting to meet local Cypriots and the friendly atmosphere will make people eager to share a friendly chat.

If you are thinking about learning Greek, give Demetris Georgiades a ring and take advantage of the excellent lessons on offer. You will be speaking Greek in no time! Marion Campey, Paphos If anyone out there is wondering if the local language can be learned in an easier way than the usual, there is a way...Learn it with Demetris! You will not go wrong! Jeanette Purvis, Pegeia I have really enjoyed my lessons with Demetris and I would highly recommend him to anyone looking to learn the local language! Fiona Lawson, Drouseia Enrol for Greek lessons this month with experienced Canadian-Cypriot teacher Demetris Georgiades! Make this the time to finally unlock the mystery of the local language! You will master the Greek language in no time at all using a series of highly effective lessons tailored to meet the needs of English and other expats living in Cyprus! Being able to use the Greek language adds a bright, new dimension to life in Cyprus. Learn to converse in the local language with your Cypriot friends, neighbours, colleagues or relatives! The fee for the Beginners’ level lessons is now only €20 per month, and best of all, your first month is FREE! Now’s the time to learn Greek! Please call to book your place or for more information: 26-910322, 99-347502. Starting September 15. Issue 16 • 12th September to 9th October, 2014 5

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Real Estates-Investment opportunities in Cyprus Are there real estate investment opportunities in Cyprus? Is now the right time to invest? Since 2008 the Cyprus economy in general and its real estate sector in particular have been facing challenges since as a result of multiple waves of crisis, starting with the global financial meltdown in 2008 and followed by the European periphery sovereign debt crisis in 2010-12 and more recently the Cyprus banking sector restructuring in 2013. These events have led to steep adjustments in real estate prices in some cases significantly over 50%. This has created unprecedented buy opportunities. Despite the recent difficulties, the country retains certain unique features which ensure that in the medium term and long term, Cyprus real estate is simply not going to drop off the face of the earth: a.

The country is ideally located on the crossroad between 3 continents; Europe, Africa and Asia (Middle East).

Beautiful scenery with c. 350 days of sunshine and a mild climate.

Friendly population and interesting culture with virtually no crime.

Cyprus is a member of the Commonwealth and the European Union.

Favorable tax regime with low corporation tax (12.5%) and a network of double tax treaties including one with Russia and China.

The legal system is based on English Law which offers transparency, certainty and a business friendly legal framework.

The land registry office is one of the most advanced in the world providing a safe and simple regime for protecting and transferring ownership.

High level of education and services. Ninety percent of Cypriots speak English. 1 in 800 Cypriots works for a big 4 accounting firm. In absolute terms Cyprus has the second largest number of Chartered Accountants outside England after India

Very good infrastructure which is currently being improved and an advanced telecommunication system.

Plans are underway to increase tourism infrastructure and facilities on the entire island. A mega-yacht marina has recently opened in Limassol and there are similar plans for one in Paphos. Numerous special developments, such as golf courses and theme parks, are under way due to special incentive schemes provided by the government.

Cyprus has advanced medical care with interesting prospects of becoming a centre of supply of health services and higher education.

In addition to the traditional strengths of Cyprus, there demand and supply fundamentals indicate that a recovery in the Cyprus real estate sector is imminent making this a unique time to buy at the bottom of the cycle and benefit from the ensuring recovery.

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On the demand side, there are 3 factors providing impetus to demand: a.

Since 2012, a growing number of Chinese have been purchasing properties in Cyprus. The number is estimated at 1,600 units sold. This is due to the policy allowing buyers of units in excess of E300K to obtain a Cyprus residence. This has been recently complemented with a policy allowing buyers of real estate in excess of E2.5m in value to obtain a Cyprus passport which is an EU passport allowing its bearer the right to travel, live and work freely in entire European Union

The UK economy (traditionally main source of demand for Cyprus second home market) has been growing at its fastest rate in the past 5 years (est. 2.2% - 2.7% for 2014, well above the EU average), with UK house prices nationwide (not just in London) growing by 11.1% since May 2013 (in London growth was 17%), triggering hopes of a gradual return of the English buyer to Cyprus’ real estate scene.

Natural Gas Reserves: Noble Energy has recently discovered substantial gas reserves (5 – 8 trillion cubic feet) offshore Cyprus which is anticipated to add further impetus to Cyprus’ economy with spill-over on positive effects on the real estate sector.

On the supply side, since 2008 there has been almost no real estate supply put to market, therefore, after 7 years of crisis any unsold inventories have been largely depleted. WinWin Estates (and its main principal, Andreas Findiklis) is in a unique position to assist any real estate buyer or investor with real estate investments in Cyprus as a result of: a.

Unique contacts. Having served as general manager of Leptos group (largest property developer in Cyprus) for 38 years, Mr. Findiklis has contacts and relationships with all main developers and banking institutions.

Seasoned professional with negotiation, legal and finance skills to assist in re-structuring negotiations.

Deep understanding of the sources of demand and the product that currently sells in order to assist with strategic repositioning of projects.

Assistance with sales of second homes (unique global network of brokers to facilitate sales).

Understanding of all zoning, permitting and regulatory issues.

Expertise in development and construction (limited development/renovations maybe necessary even for mature cashflowing projects).

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Saturday 23rd August 2014 was the Woman of the Year final in Limassol

TOTAL OVERALL WEIGHT LOSS 59ST 12.5LBS

WOMAN OF THE YEAR FINAL IN LIMASSOL

There were 9 finalists from various Slimming World groups around the island, Larnaca, Limassol and Paphos. The ladies have all done fantastically well on their individual journeys. Each and every one of them has lost several stones over a number of months.

Line up Left to Right.

Jeannette Beckett 9st 0.5lbs

Andri Nicolau 5st 7lbs

Ivi Trygonaki 8st 2lbs

Stella Ioannou 5st 10lbs

Angie Prokopiou 7st 12lbs

Sharon Hargreaves 5st 10.5lbs

Carole Newcomb 4st 9.5lbs

Jeannette Beckett 9st 0.5lbs (winner)

Maria Katsie Kalogirou 8st 0lbs

(WINNER)

2nd Place Sharon Hargreaves from Paphos

Sharon Hargreaves from Paphos, was 2nd place and I would like to share some of her journey with you. “I joined Slimming World because I was fat! I needed to do something about it. I used to cry whenever I looked in my wardrobe for something to wear for a night out. Shopping was a nightmare; I would only buy shoes as I knew they would fit, whereas clothes would not! I was a size 20”. “I started my journey in February 2013 and I have lost 5 stone 10lbs, I reached my target weight in May 2014. I love the recipes and the support I get from the group. There is so much freedom of choice of what you can eat and I never get bored”. “I used to prefer to sit on the sofa watching TV and eat junk food. Now I love walking and regularly walk 10km with my Slimming World friend Donna”. “My whole lifestyle has change dramatically, I don’t get out of breath on the stairs, my skin and complexion is much better and I feel fantastic!” “I would advise anyone who wants to lose weight, without feeling hungry or deprived, to join Slimming World”.

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Puzzle Section

Cryptic Crossword 1

Moods & Emotions 3 Find and circle all of the words that are hidden in the grid. The remaining 13 letters spell an additional word.

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Brain Teasers

Rearrange the letters of the following phrase to form the name of a movie star.

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Complete the following words by inserting the same three letters in each. B---ON C---TER G---TY ME---ED

5 Acknowledged and admitted (5)

11 Wager gold when backing like a sovereign (5)

6 Duplicate parcel I made up (7) 7 Girl born to misrepresent the facts in return (6) 8 Outgoing traffic (6,5)

18 Cut a girl and slip away (7)

14 Taking the offensive is a help in boxing (7)

20 Act as a paid informer (5)

15 One is at variance in the country (7)

22 Girl I care about (5)

16 Please disturb slumbering (6)

23 Gardens are sources of hidden perils (7)

17 A sculptor may use it to cheat (6)

24 Father leads a dog back in the building (6)

19 Listened to the sound of the cattle (5)

Certainly there may be a slight variation to what is shown, however, it all depends on the individual circumstances.

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The flow chart explains the procedures when a loved one passes away, either at home, hospital or a clinic.

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ART LESSONS FOR ADULTS STAGE ONE: THE CURTAIN RISES Art can be fun and easy! Qualified and experienced tutor Small classes-Friendly environment Make new friends For further details visit our website: www.tekniart.net or call Nic Costa: 99 143 293 Welcome to tekniart Tekniart opens its doors again on the 16th September. It is one of Paphos’s leading art centres for adults based upon the UK’s further education principle. We run weekly classes throughout the year from our studios located at Kimonos 1 in the centre of Paphos town- near the Law Courts and just round the corner from the nearby Pizza Hut.

Leading art establishment Over the years we have been instrumental in changing the artistic landscape in Paphos. We have hosted art workshops with leading Russian academics, a tour by celebrated contemporary American artists, have helped set up the annual Open Studios events in Paphos and Limassol, organised numerous exhibitions for local artists, raised money for leading local charities such as the Ismene Liasidou foundation and the Friends Hospice, acted as judges and organisers in a nationwide United Nations sponsored art exhibition, and worked actively for an EU and Government funded project to provide free art education to disadvantaged or immigrant children and teenagers.

Excellent track record Many have passed through our doors over the years and we have a 100% track record for helping place teenagers and young adults in Universities and Art Schools across Europe. Most importantly we have enabled many older people to enter a different phase of their lives and find fulfilment through the mastery and practise of painting and drawing.

Weekly Lessons for all levels We host weekly drawing and painting lessons for all levels, from beginners to advanced. In all mediums. The tutor, a graduate of the Royal College of Art in London, is most probably the best qualified and most experienced art tutor in the entire region. If you have never picked up a paintbrush since primary school but always wanted to then this is the place for you. It’s a rewarding hobby, and a great way to make new friends and meet like minded people who have an interest in the finer things in life. For the more accomplished we offer the only regular figure/ portrait class in the whole of the Paphos district We look forward to seeing you.

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FREE

HEALTH CHECK

ON YOUR PROPERTY

We all know how beautiful the weather is here in Cyprus and as we head towards Autumn it is always a good idea to get some things checked on your property, as we know how severe the rains can be when they do come! With rising damp, penetrating damp, leaking flat roofs and unsightly markings on walls inside and out, something needs to be done! If your roof has zero protection – just bare concrete or a poor finish with no proper membrane or correct sealant, it should be looked at. Rising damp is not only nasty and unsightly – it can cause health issues, affecting asthma sufferers and even leading to bronchitis or respiratory problems.

After the long hot summer Stage One Theatre Group Emba re-opens with a crackling production of Ladies Down Under by Amanda Whittington directed by Cathy Asater and sponsored by Hammers Auction House. This sequel to Ladies Day, previously performed by Stage One, has the lucky fish filleting ladies from Hull using their race winnings to travel to Oz. They certainly get new experiences and a few surprises as well as some life changing moments. The humour is broad and with a great cast which includes some of the original players from Ladies Day the Stage One season gets underway. Performances start 30th September to 4th October. Tickets cost 12 euros, 6 for students and children under 12. The Telephone Box Office Opens: Monday 8th September, Monday to Friday between 10.00am & 1.00pm, Tel: 99-967737. The Theatre Box Office Opens: Monday 8th September, Monday & Friday only, from 10.00am to 12.00 Midday, or email: boxoffice@stageonetheatre.com Stage One’s Youth Group under the directorship of Cathy Asater will present Alice in Wonderland based on the book by Lewis Carroll. 18th October for one night only at 7,30 Tickets €10 and €5 for under 12 years old. Donations will be split between Solidarity Paphos and the Cyprus Kidney Society Tickets are available from the Box Office from September 8th – both phone 99967737 and at the theatre and by email now at boxoffice@ stageonetheatre.com On 25th October Stage One presents the Paphos Zingers Rock with Aphrodite. Tickets are 7.50 and will be available very soon from the Zingers. In December Stage One sets sail to Treasure Island very loosely based on the book by Robert Louis Stevenson and directed by Caroline Harman Smith. Sponsor is 3D Global Financial Services. Book now for this lively production which starts Monday 1st December to 6th at 7.30 . Be warned, there will be audience participation. Yo Ho Ho. Stage One Club nights are held on third Thursdays each month and new members are welcome. No talent is wasted and much help needed in all aspects of theatre work. The Youth Group meets on Saturday mornings in the theatre and aids confidence and self expression. 1/4 --- 125mm x 178mm More info on aspects of PAGE Stage One from Caroline on 26911641

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Julie and Stuart also liaise with estate agents, developers and landlords helping to keep their properties maintained

A lot of buildings over 5 years old can show signs of damp patches, mould, structural cracks and masonry loss from building façades. With the worry that this may also be damaging to your health, it really is worth speaking to a reliable company to get a ‘Free Health Check’ on your property.

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Platres and Episkopi receive fire trucks from SBA British Forces Cyprus completed their program of gifting fire trucks to the local community when the final two of the vehicles were donated to the villages of Platres and Episkopi last month. In the past month the Bases have presented a total of six fire truck to the community to help the villages protect themselves during the dangerous summer fire season. The trucks were handed over by Dr Phillip Rushbrook the Chief Officer of the bases. At the presentation in Episkopi Pavlos Pouris, the Episkopi Community President explained that in the previous season when seven fires were burning in the area it took longer than usual to get help to put out a fire close to Episkopi village. He said ‘We are grateful to the bases for this fire truck which will be a great help to our community in an emergency.’ He added ‘the gift strengthens the relationships between the bases and the Episkopi community; you will always have friends here.’ In Platres the final fire truck was accepted by Panayiotis Papadopoulos. During the ceremony he said that the fire truck will be used for more than just helping with fires explaining that frequent land slides in winter blocked the roads and that the high pressure water jets on the fire truck will be used to quickly clear these obstructions. He expanded on the close ties with the military throughout the years and thanked Dr Rushbrook for the much appreciated donation. Present at both ceremonies was the Episkopi Bases fire station manger, Neophyto Neophtou who has organised training for volunteers from each of the six villages that have been given a fire truck. During the Platres presentation he offered to help with further crew training if required. He said ‘These fire trucks will save property, lives and money. Tackling a fire before it gets out of control is vital; these trucks give our local communities this capability.

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MADVENT AGAIN

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Friends’ Hospice For the second year running, the Madvent ticket sales for the daily prize-winning will be held to raise funds for The Friends’ Hospice in Paphos. The prizes donated for last year’s event attracted ticket sales of €10,731 for the charity which provides palliative care, free of charge, for anyone in the region, regardless of nationality. Since it relocated to its new premises at St George’s Polyclinic in the town, the Hospice has given specialised treatment to more than 100 patients suffering from conditions and diseases for which a cure is no longer possible. Madvent is the brainchild of the owners of The Outlet Store group of shops in Chlorakas, Mesogi and Kolossi who, along with the Hospice’s support volunteers, canvas businesses to offer prizes of goods, travel, accommodation or hospitality. Winning ticket numbers are drawn each day during The Outlet Store sponsored programme on Rock FM. This year there are two ‘star’ prizes – Emirates tickets for two people to Dubai and accommodation at the magnificent Atlantis Hotel on The Palm, and Condor flights for two from Larnaca Airport to Berlin. Other prizes vary from electrical goods to travel vouchers for B&B in a variety of hotels around Cyprus, cruises from Paphos Harbour, white-knuckle rides, as well as meals for two at many restaurants and tavernas. Ticket sales will begin at the Kendall & Morelli concert at Tala amphitheatre on September 27 and wil continue at The Friends’ Hospice charity shops in Polis, Chlorakas, Kato Pahos, Pissouri and Geriskipou, and at the Outlet Stores. The first winner will be announced on November 30 and at least one ticket will be drawn daily on Rock FM until Christmas Eve.

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House at centre of landmark Cyprus property case turned into pub THE OCCUPIED HOUSE of Greek Cypriot refugee Titina Loizidou is to be turned into a pub, according to reports from occupied Kyrenia. The house was the centre of a landmark ruling in 1996 when Loizidou brought a case against Turkey alleging violation of her right to peacefully enjoy her property in the Turkish occupied northern part of the island. The European Court of Human Rights found Turkey guilty of continuing human rights violations. Turkey paid 1.12 million euros in compensation to Loizidou. Havadis newspaper reports that the decision to convert the property into a pub was taken by Kemal Hifzioglu the current inhabitant of Loizidou’s house. The paper said that Loizidou is aware of the development; however she expressed her shock, noting that the house was built by her grandfather and its conversion into a pub consists a lack or respect towards Keryneia and towards Keryneia’s past.

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New figures show boost for tourist takings

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Hoax SMS irritates Central Bank

Revenue from tourism saw a welcome boost in June according to new figures.

The Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) were forced to quash rumours earlier this month in relation to the viability of the Co-operative sector and the Bank of Cyprus were totally unfounded.

Revenues increased by €43,4 million in June - compared to the same month in 2013, while during the first half of the year, revenue increased by €81,1 million, according to the Statistical Service.

The CBS had to point out that the recapitalization of Bank of Cyprus was successfully completed recently.

On the basis of the results of the Passenger Survey, says the announcement of the Statistical Sevice, revenue from tourism reached €303,2 mn in June 2014 compared to €259,8 mn in the corresponding month of the previous year, recording an increase of 16.7%.

The Co-operative sector has been restructured and recapitalised without the participation of depositors and according to the adjustment program of Cyprus, there is an additional amount of €1bn for future capital needs, “says the CBC.

For the period January – June 2014 revenue from tourism is estimated to €778,7 mn compared to €697,6 mn in the corresponding period of 2013, recording an increase of 11.6%. As regards tourist arrivals, the Statistical Service announced that they reached 342.221 in June 2014 compared to 308.219 in the corresponding month of 2013.

The announcement came following a complaint by Chairman of Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission Demetra Kalogerou of hoax SMS, presenting sending a warning of a new haircut of the deposits in Cyprus. Issue 16 • 12th September to 9th October, 2014 13

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British Ballet Dance Scholarship for 9 year old Natasia at Elmhurst Ballet School At Thompsons school of Dance in Kissonerga students have the opportunity to establish their dance dreams with students being offered amazing opportunities through the school. Natasia Kleanthous age 9, began and has continued her dance training with Thompsons and has progressed in such a way that she has been recognised by BBO and been offered a scholarship and the opportunity to travel to the UK to attend dance days at Elmhurst ballet school, with nine more students set to follow at Easter. Natasia has only ever trained with Thompsons, and since attending the school has only ever achieved distinctions in annual exams, alongside a number of the other students, Natasia also holds the highest marks from the British ballet organization. 9 year old Natasia describes her feelings” I was so excited when miss Natalie told me I had won a scholarship, this really is a dream come true for me, I love ballet and all styles of dance and I am thrilled to be travelling to England to a real ballet school with 9 of my friends at Easter. I love all my teachers and friends at Thompson dance as we are one big family”. Thompson Dance is an innovative, pioneering Dance school offering a wide range of opportunities in both dance and other genres of the performing arts. With teachers fully qualified to teach prestigious exam board syllabuses such as ISTD and BBO, and annual examinations students have the means to progress and grow whilst having fun and gaining recognised dance qualifications. Natalie Thompson principal of the school loves to offer students new opportunities, a prime example of this is when Thompsons became the first and only place where students can gain a GCSE in dance. Alongside the main dance routes of Ballet, Modern and Tap Thompsons also encourages progression and recognition for other types of dance by offering alternative exams in genres such as acrobatic gymnastics and street dance, drama, piano, singing and musical theatre. As well as focusing on the examination aspects of dance, Thompsons also organises shows every year to give students the opportunity to showcase what they have learned to friends and family and to really have fun with the new skills they are learning. Natalie and her students love to take part in local charity events both raising awareness for the charity and giving something back to the local community and have raised over 3500 Euros in the past year. At Thompsons, all aspects of performing arts can be explored with expertly qualified teachers offering lessons in the piano, and singing on a one to one basis. There is also an opportunity to join the Thompsons own cheerleading squad the Angels, which enables students to develop their acrobatic skills, meet new friends and become part of the Thompson Family. At Thompson’s school of dance, not only can you develop your skills in many different aspects of performing arts, you can come along, have fun, meet new friends and be caringly supported by expert staff. Offering something for all ages and new opportunities constantly becoming available Thompsons is the only school of its kind in Paphos – don’t miss out. For further information including classes. Timetables and studio hire please contact Natalie 96540271 or email natalie@thompsondance.com Alternatively call into the bright, fullysprung air-conditioned studio situated in Kissonerga next to Alpha Bank and speak directly to Natalie or one of her team.

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LIMASSOL, CYPRUS Located on the south coast of Cyprus, Limassol Marina is destined to become the most exclusive marina resort in the Mediterranean – and one of the finest in the world.

Limassol Marina: NOW OPEN!

In an atmosphere of anticipation and excitement for everyone involved, the island’s most ambitious project to date has opened its doors to the public. A new chapter begins for the town of Limassol, with the dining area and parking for 750 cars at Limassol Marina now operational. Just a stroll away from the heart of Limassol, the marina is designed to blend seamlessly with the city’s historic centre, old town and medieval castle. It combines elegant residences and a state-of-the-art marina with exclusive restaurants and shops, to create a lifestyle uniquely shaped by ‘living on the sea’.

The marina is located to the west of the old port, taking over the entire seaside area from the old to the new port. Visitors can walk along the promenade where they are several cafés and restaurants There are 40 shops, 12 restaurants a yacht club, fitness and spa club, cultural centre, a marine training school.162 apartments, 74 villas, yachting 650 berths from 8m to 115m

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DINING ON THE SEA

SHOPPING ON THE SEA

Café, Bar & Restaurant

34 The Shop

Italian Coffee Café Nero

Branded / Designer Womenswear & Menswear

Crystal Marina Lounge Derlicious Restaurant, Takeaway and Delivery

Alphamega Hypermarkets

Hobo Mediterraneo Café - Restaurant

Crocs Shop

KFC

Boutique

Shoe Store

Pyxida Lemesos Fish & Seafood Restaurant

Ladies’ & Men’s Fashion, Shoes & Accessories

TGI Fridays

DIESEL

The Yacht Club Wine Bar & Italian Restaurant

Ladies’ & Men’s Fashion, Shoes & Accessories

Pharmacy (Health & Beauty) Moda In Nicolaides Opticians

Crystal Boutique

Pizza Hut

Dora Theophilou Pharmacy

Optical Store Ship 2 Shore Clothing Company Ltd Personalised Clothing & Accessories

Wagamama Asian-inspired Restaurant

Dora Theophilou Haute Parfumerie

Just a selection of the Cafes, Bars and Restaurant’s

Perfumery (Health & Beauty)

The above is just a selection of the shopping experience available within the Marina

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6 beautiful puppies were abandoned on the 6th September, The puppies were found in the early hours of the morning crying! PLEASE PLEASE can you give one of these loving puppies a home. The puppies will be vaccinated within the next couple of days. Please call 97755249 or 96425639. Please Help!

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AWARD CEREMONY FOR

NEAPOLIS UNIVERSITY:

Special Award in International Architectural Competition (UIA), Durban South Africa

he awards ceremony for the Competition of the International Union of Architects (UIA) on: “UTOPIA AND / OR HAPINESS” was recently held in Durban, South Africa where the Master Program in Landscape Architecture of the Neapolis University of Pafos received an honorary award. The event took place during the World Congress of UIA 2014 and the award was received on behalf of the Neapolis University by Dr. Julia Georgi, Associated Professor of Landscape Architecture. All Jury Members of the International Architecture Competition of Ideas 2014 (UIA) as well as Mr. Vassilis Sgoutas, former President of UIA, were present at the award ceremony. The Architectural Competition of Ideas 2014 was undertaken and completed by the Turkish Union of Architects. The members of the winning team are: • Christos Constantinides, Graduate Student of the Master Degree Program in Landscape Architecture, Neapolis University of Pafos • Dr. Julia Georgi, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture, Neapolis University of Pafos • Dr. Anna Maria Vissilia, Lecturer of Landscape Architecture, Agricultural University of Athens During her brief speech at the ceremony, Dr. Julia Georgi elaborately pointed out that, “The award received by the Neapolis University of Pafos provides us with strength and optimism which is needed to create current “utopian” landscapes, not only for forthcoming, but for today’s generations as well.” She also mentioned that, “the proposed green island and peripatetic gardens in the winning landscape structure create the perfect means to investigate the notion of modern utopia, providing an image of the world which simulates ideal conditions encountered in Paradise. Such a landscape may fulfill human dreams come true in an expression of a better world, a space for contemplation, a borderland between reality and fantasy to escape the trappings of the modern world and reconnect humanity with nature.

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The smell of Cyprus Now men can have the scent like the woody, green smell of Cyprus! A new cologne from mens grooming retailer The Motley has just been released. According to the manufacturer, the scent “Brings to mind the crisp green scent of a coastal forest, Cyprus mingles saltwater, dry pine needles, ambergris and cedar with more unexpected notes like ginger and the smell of traditional shaving cream.” Cyprus has a long connection with perfumes. Perfumes created on the island date back more than 4,000 years. Remnants of the perfumes were found inside an ancient 3,230-square-foot factory that was part of a larger industrial complex at Pyrgos in 2003. 18 Issue 16 • 12th September to 9th October, 2014

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Dinner

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(breakfast served until 3pm) Stuart (previously at Stuart’s Diner) doing traditional breakfasts, lunch and Sunday lunches).

Sunday Lunches from 12pm  3pm Roast Beef, Lamb, Pork with fresh seasonal vegetables, roast potatoes, yorkshire pudding and gravy

1 course €7.50

2 courses €9.50

3 Courses €11.50

 All food is homemade - reservations advised  Seating inside or outside on our terrace  All customers have use of our large outdoor pool  Ample parking available  We cater for Weddings, Parties and all celebrations We are situated in Peyia just below the Peyia Medical Centre

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Preparations for the 2014 Cyprus Rally are entering the final stages, as the moment when the first car will set its tyres off the starting ramp and into the city of Nicosia The Cyprus Rally has been held yearly since 1970.. Back then, it was a long, rough, tough and ultimately destructive event, with unattainable average speeds and controls placed to extract maximum time penalties. However, it was efficiently organised and overseas visitors enjoyed the warm hospitality and genuine friendliness of the event. Despite suffering a two-year gap (1974/75) in the aftermath of the Turkish invasion, the rally quickly climbed the European coefficients, reaching coefficient 3 in 1978. 1982 saw the Cyprus Rally promoted to the top level in Europe and it went on to become one of the elite when coefficient 20 was devised in 1988. From then, the goal was the World Championship. The Cyprus organisers were thrown in at the deep end when the rally was taken into the WRC as a lastminute replacement for the China Rally in May 2000, leaving them just four months in which to put everything together. This year the Cyprus Rally will be part of the European Rally Championship as well as the Middle-East Rally Championship, becoming the only rally to ever host two FIA sanctioned events at once, a press release said on Monday. The 2014 Cyprus Rally is planned to take place from the 19th of September to the 21st. The crews will have to drive through fifteen demanding yet spectacular special tracks, totalling 773 km.

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GAZA-CYPRUS SEA ROUTE YNET News in Israel has reported that an unnamed European source told Palestinian media outlets that Europe was willing to establish a sea route between the Gaza Strip and Larnaca – meant for both people and merchandise. According to the initiative, European observers would be present both in Gaza and Larnaca in order to prevent security violations. The source noted that Europe was interested in finding a comprehensive, permanent solution in order to save from having to rehabilitate the Strip every few years. The Gaza Strip, sandwiched between Israel and Egypt, has been a recurring flashpoint in the IsraelPalestinian conflict for years. Israel occupied Gaza in the 1967 Middle East war and only pulled its troops and settlers out in 2005. Israel considered this the end of the occupation, but it still exercises control over most of Gaza’s borders, waters and airspace. Egypt controls Gaza’s southern border. Meanwhile, Ambassador of Palestine to Cyprus, Walid Hasan, appealed to the international community for “international protection to be provided for the Palestinian civilian population, throughout the Occupied Palestinian Territories”. “The tragic and continuous increase in the number of casualties is reflective of the brutality and indiscriminate nature of Israel’s ongoing onslaught against the Palestinian population in Gaza, in grave breach of all norms and rules of international humanitarian law and human rights law,” he said.

1942 The 360.000 inhabitants of Cyprus are once again reading the war news with feverish interest. They know that the future of their Island home depends military events Russia and the Western Desert the next few months. They know that major success by Von Bock and Rommel might bring war on to their soil. Cyprus has lived in a state of tension ever since Hitler captured Crete in May. 1941. Anxiety rose to a high pitch early this year, when It seemed possible that the enemy, striking through the Caucasus and Egypt simultaneously, might catch the Middle East a gigantic pincers grip. They realise that invasion next spring, if not earlier, is still a live possibility. 1949 The British Nationality Act, passed last year was gazetted in Nicosia, Cyprus. With few exceptions, Cypriots will automatically be recognised citizens of the United Kingdom and Colonies. 1950 Lancaster bombers and several types of fighters have arrived at the R.A.F. station at Nicosia for use on training courses. 1950 A Royal Air Force Brigand fighter-bomber crashed on Nicosia airport, two hours before a Battle of Britain display was due to start. There were no injuries. 1953 Five more earth tremors have shook Cyprus, the last accompanied by a sound like an explosion. The few inhabitants of Paphos who had ventured back into their shattered houses ran out into the streets when they heard the mysterious sound. Tremors have been continual in Cyprus this month, when two intense quakes flattened two villages in ten seconds and killed at least 35 people. Hundreds of homeless, mostly from villages in the Paphos and Limassol area, have since been living in the open 1996 Police arrested six foreigners in connection with threats that terrorists would attack the French embassy in Nicosia. A Police Spokesman said that four Pakistanis and two Syrians were arrested. 2011 The Evangelos Florakis Naval Base explosion was the worst peacetime military accident ever recorded in Cyprus 98 containers of explosives that had been stored for 2½ years in the sun on the Evangelos Florakis Naval Base near Zygi self-detonated. The resulting explosion killed 13 people, 12 of them immediately 2012 A passenger bus traveling between Marrakesh and Ouarzazate crashes in a ravine in southern Morocco, killing at least 42 people and injuring up to 25 others 2012 61 people, illegal immigrants traveling below deck, die after a fishing boat capsizes fifty meters off the Izmir Province coast of Turkey, near the Greek Aegean islands 2012 A series of earthquakes hit south-west China, leaving at least 64 people dead and 715 injured.

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Counting down the days in anticipation for the new term commencing Monday 8th September Young Stars Theatre & Performing Arts certainly have a fantastic school year ahead for its Young Stars. Fresh after returning from the UK where 3 Young Stars Emily Christodoulou (Street dance) Antonia Roumeliotis ( Musical Theatre Jazz) and George Michaelides (Street dance & Musical Theatre Jazz) were awarded dance scholarships from the Pineapple Principal Maggie Paterson to attend the world famous PINEAPPLE DANCE STUDIOS Performing Arts Summer School in Covent Garden London where they were taught by the UK’S Finest Choreographers and West end performers, not wanting the rest of the Young Stars Students to miss out Young Stars Principal Anna Michaelides will be flying out a team of teachers from Pineapple Dance Studios to Kissonerga Paphos for a weekend workshop to inspire her students with the newest dance trends in the UK. This is not the first time Young Stars have been fortunate to have world class choreographers and dancers at their school with in the last year Young Stars students they have taken class with” SKY 1 Got to Dance” Winner UK Lukas McFarlane, “So You Think You Can Dance” Greece Winner Loukas Lecco Kosmidis, and Creative Director of the 2012 Olympic Closing Ceremony, World Class Choreographer Gareth Walker. “These workshops are to inspire our young dancers to learn from working professional in the dance world and hear from them how good training and dedication can take you to the top. My aim for Young 24 Issue 16 • 12th September to 9th October, 2014

Stars has always been to offer the highest standard of training and opportunities that they would receive if they were in a West End Stage school. Young Stars is not just a dance school it’s a Theatre School, we provide exceptional training in all aspects of Theatre & Performing Arts and I believe that the classes that we offer in dance, drama and music not only compliments each other but most importantly enables the students to become all round performers whilst gaining confidence, making friends and having fun!” Anna started her professional training from 10 years of age in London as a full time student at the prestigious Sylvia Young Theatre School. Taught by some of the most well-known teachers, choreographers and professional performer’s in the Musical Theatre world. Continuing her studies Anna was awarded a 3yr Musical Theatre Scholarship at the London Studio Centre and graduated in 1998. Professional work experience includes working for names such as Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber and Bill Kenwright in varied working environments from live performances at The Royal Albert Hall (Last Night of the Proms) Dominion Theatre (The Children’s Royal Variety Show) London Palladium and the Covent Garden Royal Opera House to recording at Abbey Road Studios ( CATS & Jesus Christ Superstar - Soundtracks) Warner Bros. (The Secret Garden - Film soundtrack) . Anna holds a full EQUITY card and is also a member of AOTOS (Association of Teachers of Singing) Young Stars timetable includes Private singing lessons, Drama, Musical Theatre Club, ISTD Ballet Tap and Modern, Hip Hop, Lyrical Jazz, Breakdance, for the Under 5’s Melody Movement & Tip Tap Toe, and new to this term Latin dance and Stars Choir. We are also offering adult classes in Tap , Latin and Dance Fit. Our team of teachers are all qualified and specialise in their field, details of their training and professional work experience is on our website www.youngstarstheatreschool.com

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Rompuy and Barroso urge Erdogan to help reach a Cyprus settlement

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Herman van Rompuy and José Manuel Barroso, Presidents of the European Council and the European Commission respectively, look forward at continued support from newly-elected Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for a settlement in Cyprus and of the Kurdish issue.

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ANOTHER SHOCKING ACT of animal cruelty has been exposed after a dog was found hanged from a tree in the Limassol district. The Animal Party of Cyprus said that the dog was discovered by a resident of Kyperounta who called police after making the gruesome discovery. “Our society is ailing. Recent incidents of animal violence are an indication that we don’t mend our ways,” the party said in a press release.

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FOREST FIRE RISKS REMAIN The Cyprus Forestry Department has warned the public to be careful of the dangers of starting a fire, especially in forest areas. Holiday makers and hunters are urged not to light any fires and not to use cutting, soldering or welding tools in open spaces or burn dry grass. Smokers should also be careful and try not to smoke in or around forests.

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Paws Dog Shelter PAWS DOG SHELTER VETERANS The dogs featured this month are all older and have been at the shelter for a considerable length of time. The advantages of homing an older dog are many. You know exactly what you are getting in relation to size and temperament. At this stage of life, the dog has been socialized with other dogs, and people. Seniors are more mellow and calmer than younger dogs and know how to wait more patiently. Because they are more focused, they are often easier to train than younger dogs who are easily distracted.

One thing is for certain – the older dog’s gratitude at having a chance to give and receive love is unbounded and they become a member of the family very quickly. Can you give any of these dogs, or other senior citizens at PAWS, the opportunity to enjoy their twilight years in the loving home that they deserve? Contact Matt or Pete on 99683775.

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Betty Boo is a medium sized, female, black with white, pointer cross breed, who came to the shelter back in 2003. Although she is now approximately 13 years of age, Betty Boo still enjoys going for a walk and gets on well with other dogs.

Spindle is a brown and white, male, pointer and is 10 years of age. He was brought to the shelter when he was a few months old. Spindle suffered from rickets when he was younger and has bowed legs as a result. He is currently responding well to therapeutic dog massage. He is quiet and good with other dogs.

Pebbles is a small/medium female pointer cross breed. She is black and white in colour and is a quiet and shy girl. She is 8 years old and came into the shelter when she was just a youngster. In the summertime she loves to cool off by splashing in a little bath of water.

Gandalf is an 8 year old, male black and white pointer. He has now been at the shelter for 7 years. Although he loves his walks, he is not very tolerant of cats. Gandalf is affectionate, likes getting attention and cuddles.

ALL FOUR DOGS ARE NEUTERED AND VACCINATED.

SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT Do you remember the catch phrase “and now for something completely different” from the zany comedy programme called ‘Monty Python’s Flying Circus’? Well on Saturday, 18th October 2014 the PAWS Dog Shelter team in conjunction with Judith Boundy, proprietor of ‘Here & Now’, are indeed going to be doing something completely different. That afternoon, at 2.00 for 2.30 p.m. a fashion show with a twist will be held at the PAWS Dog Shelter.

OTHER FORTHCOMING PAWS EVENTS 20 September PAWS RAFT RACE at Bonamare Beach 10.30 a.m. Entrants and Spectators welcome contact Simon 97793251. BBQ at 2.30 p.m. tickets available from Ann 99247765 Sunday 5 October YARD SALE at PAWS Dog Shelter Acheleia. Sellers from 0800, buyers from 0900, refreshments available, easy car parking.

The event, aptly called ‘Mutts and Butts’ will see the models exhibiting a variety of up to date ladies fashions whilst simultaneously show-casing some of the PAWS resident dogs, who are looking for loving, permanent homes. It will be an enjoyable afternoon and no doubt there will be a few laughs – some planned and some unplanned. Tickets for the event, priced at €5, include a drink and cake at the mid-point of the show. The clothing supplied by ‘Here & Now’, modelled at the event and available for purchase will be UK high street fashion, with labels that you recognise and at prices that you will love. 10% of all purchases made at, and as a result of the event, will be kindly donated to the PAWS charity by Judith. Spectators are welcome to walk round the shelter after the event and there will be people on hand to assist with enquiries about dogs and answer questions about the shelter and charity in general. Tickets should be purchased in advance from the following: Paws Dog Shelter Acheleia, Paws Charity Shop Chlorakas, Here & Now Coral Bay Rd. Kissonerga, PAWS stall at the Duck Pond market on a Sunday, Shampooch Yeroskipou or by arrangement with Maria on 97645543.

ALL CREDIT TO OUR VOLUNTEERS You may be surprised to hear that it is the volunteers at PAWS Dog shelter who are the backbone of this charitable organisation. Without them and their valuable contribution, the shelter would be unable to operate and the resident dogs would suffer. The total number of volunteers out-number staff at the shelter by more than twenty to one. When PAWS volunteers are asked why they give up their time so willingly, the invariable answer is ‘because of the dogs’. Surprisingly some volunteers have never in their life owned a dog, usually because of work or family commitments but at the shelter everyone gets to sample the affection that dogs give. That includes volunteers who clean, feed, groom, walk or socialise the dogs. Did you know that petting a dog can reduce stress and anxiety and also lift your mood? Come along and observe PAWS helpers in action any morning of the week. This way you would get a ‘feel’ for the organisation and see what goes on at the kennels. If you felt comfortable, you could assist an experienced volunteer in some of the tasks that they do without making any longer term commitment. If you wanted to take things to the next stage and become a volunteer you would be more than welcome. We understand that some people cannot make a commitment to volunteer on the same day each week as they have obligations elsewhere. Speak to us about it and we can come to an arrangement that is convenient for you. Similarly if you only come to Cyprus for a few weeks of the year, you could still make a valuable contribution. Go on, take that first step, come and see us or contact Matt or Pete on 99683775. You and the PAWS dogs have everything to gain!

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Saturday 13th September Royal Logistics Corps Band 7pm at Pissouri Amphitheatre €10 99934668 Zingers at Thanasis, Kouklia €25 inc. meal 26432000 Ben Buble 8.30pm at Colosseum Italian Restaurant, the triangle, Kato Pafos 26962415 Martin Rhodes 8 - 11pm at Veranda, TOK Rd Kato Pafos (near Lidl) 96219572 Samaritans Curryoke at Limnaria 5.30pm 97793418 Aquaphonics & Candy Heartbreakers on Wavedancer Yacht sailing 7.30pm €59 inc. meal 26931544 Danny Delaney at Paradise Kings, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26818450 Katerina 8pm at the Square Bistro, Tala 99107371 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Jason as Boy George and Lyndsey as Adele at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Bob Clarkson 8pm plus song & dance show at King Evelthon Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga 99753709 Polys & Alexis at The Almond Tree, Konstantia St, Kato Pafos Kaela Santosh as Tina Turner plus shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Heather at Asamina Suites Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 99753709

Sunday 14th September Charity craft Fair at Rainbow’s End shop opp Alexander Great Hotel 97634751 Karaoke with John Cowan 2.30pm at UKCA Club, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26952470 State of Quo 7pm at Moni Outdoor Theatre, Gregori Axfentiou Street, Moni €18 adv €22 door inc. meal 99786528 Live music over Sunday lunch at Kamares Club 26652277 Live music over Sunday lunch at Sunset Breeze, TOK Rd Kissonerga 26940791 Men in Black Two 1-3pm at Crazy Spoon, TOK Rd Kissonerga off ocean side Dominic Holmes 2pm at The Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 96742947 Bob Clarkson 3pm at DT’s Bar, TOK Road just beyond Kato Pafos Tony & Chelsea 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Nikki Ellen at Queen Vic Pub, off TOK Rd, Kato Pafos 99054373 Andy Foster / Evo & Nikki alternate 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Kyp at Poppadoms Indian Restaurant, TOK Rd, Kissonerga 96792690

Monday 15th September Rhys & Paul guitar duo plus two shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Chris King as Elvis at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Kyp 9pm at Theo Sunset Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 96792690 Jukebox Rockers 9.30 pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Danny Delaney at Haris, Peiga Hill 99279200 Ben as Michael Buble 8pm at Stonehouse Inn, Peiga 99416397 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 96564492 Song & dance show 10pm at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709 Song & dance show 9.30pm at Avlida Hotel, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99753709 Davey Woodford 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187

Tuesday 16th September Jezebel & Polis 8.30pm - midnight at Athena Royal Hotel, Kato Pafos 99831136 Aquaphonics & Candy Heartbreakers on Wavedancer Yacht sailing 7.30pm €59 inc. meal 26931544 Howard Moss at Ben’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Alexander 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Dinos & Christos 8.30 pm at Neo’s, Pegeia26622900 Ben Buble as Gaga 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Andi & AJ 9.30pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Dominic Holmes guitar-vocalist 8pm Stonehouse Tavern, Peiga Hill 96742947 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Martin Rhodes sings Sinatra at Asamina Suites Hotel, hotel row towards Geroskipou 99753709 Ivan plays guitar at Thalassa Restaurant, Pioneer Hotel 99753709 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel 96564492

Wednesday 17th September Chris Andre 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Alex as Gary Barlow 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Take2 live music duo 8.30 - 11.30pm at Queen’s Bay Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga Davey Woodford 9pm at Millennium, Coral Bay Strip Polys & Demetra at Athena Beach Hotel Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Maris Hotel 99753709 Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Bay Hotel 99753709 Kyp plays sitar 7.30pm at Poppadoms Indian Restaurant TOK Rd Kissonerga 96792690 Bob Clarkson 8pm to midnight at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709 Rhys & Paul guitar duo 9pm - 1am plus song & dance show at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Singer 9pm - 1am plus song & dance shows at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709

Thursday 18th September Cyprus Symphony Orchestra 8pm at Tala Amphitheatre free entry www.talanews.blogspot.com. Rhys & Paul guitar duo at Aces, Bar St Cypriot music night at Kouklia Village Square Pafos Folk Club open mic night at Phoenix Social Club, 5 Ikarou St alternate Thursdays 99908241

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Andrey 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Ben Buble 9.30 pm at Millennium Cocktail Bar, Coral Bay Strip Andy Foster / Stevie Dean at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Jukebox Rockers 7.30 pm at Frog and Toad Pub, Coral Bay 99986473 Chris King as Elvis 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Steve Welsh 9pm at Friends, Bar St 9991212 Dominic Holmes 7.30pm at Greenhill, Peiga 99538077

Friday 19th September Jersey Boys at Tala Amphitheatre €12.50 96818066 www.kendallandmorrelli.com MidLifeCrisis, Reggae Rockers & Candy Heartbreakers 7pm at Base, Airport Road €15. 96457908 Danny Delaney 8pm at UKCA Club, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26952470 Singer 9pm - 1am plus Ms Debonair and song & dance show at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Aquaphonics & Candy Heartbreakers on Wavedancer Yacht sailing 7.30pm €59 inc. meal 26931544 Easy Duo 9.30pm - 1am at O’Neill’s, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99753709 Andi Hobbs at Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Paphos. Stuart as Olly & Robbie and Mitch as MJ at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Duch Pete 9.30pm at Chalkies Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99905202 Andros Kalou plays guitar and sings at Queens Bay Hotel Tony Silva multi tribute show 9.30pm at Evis Pub, Kleous St Kato Pafos Davey Woodford 9pm at Brewery, Peiga Song & dance show 10pm at King Evelthon Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 99753709

Saturday 20th September PAWS Raft Race 10.30am at BONAMARE BEACH TIMI. Rafts must be registered by 6 September 97793251 BBQ €7 Bric-a-brac market at Anavargos Tavern 9am 26911641 Jersey Boys at Pissouri Amphitheatre €12.50 96818066 www.kendallandmorrelli.com Martin Rhodes 8.30pm at Colosseum Italian Restaurant, the triangle, Kato Pafos 26962415 Aquaphonics & Candy Heartbreakers on Wavedancer Yacht sailing 7.30pm €59 inc. meal 26931544 Danny Delaney at Paradise Kings, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26818450 Katerina 8pm at the Square Bistro, Tala 99107371 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Jason as Boy George and Lyndsey as Adele at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Bob Clarkson 8pm plus song & dance show at King Evelthon Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga 99753709 Polys & Alexis at The Almond Tree, Konstantia St, Kato Pafos

Sunday 21st September Karaoke with John Cowan 2.30pm at UKCA Club, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26952470 Live music over Sunday lunch at Kamares Club 26652277 Live music over Sunday lunch at Sunset Breeze, TOK Rd Kissonerga 26940791 Men in Black Two 1-3pm at Crazy Spoon, TOK Rd Kissonerga off ocean side Dominic Holmes 2pm at The Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 96742947 Bob Clarkson 3pm at DT’s Bar, TOK Road just beyond Kato Pafos Tony & Chelsea 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Nikki Ellen at Queen Vic Pub, off TOK Rd, Kato Pafos 99054373 Andy Foster / Evo & Nikki alternate 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Kyp at Poppadoms Indian Restaurant, TOK Rd, Kissonerga 96792690 Rhys & Paul guitar duo 9pm - 1am plus song & dance show at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Andros Kalou plays guitar and sings at Akti Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas

Monday 22nd September Rhys & Paul guitar duo plus two shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Chris King as Elvis at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Kyp 9pm at Theo Sunset Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 96792690 Jukebox Rockers 9.30 pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Danny Delaney at Haris, Peiga Hill 99279200 Ben as Michael Buble 8pm at Stonehouse Inn, Peiga 99416397 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 96564492 Song & dance show 10pm at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709 Song & dance show 9.30pm at Avlida Hotel, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99753709 Davey Woodford 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187

Tuesday 23rd September Jezebel & Polis 8.30pm - midnight at Athena Royal Hotel, Kato Pafos 99831136 Aquaphonics & Candy Heartbreakers on Wavedancer Yacht sailing 7.30pm €59 inc. meal 26931544 Howard Moss at Ben’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Alexander 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Dinos & Christos 8.30 pm at Neo’s, Pegeia26622900 Ben Buble as Gaga 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Andi & AJ 9.30pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Dominic Holmes guitar-vocalist 8pm Stonehouse Tavern, Peiga Hill 96742947 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Martin Rhodes sings Sinatra at Asamina Suites Hotel, hotel row towards Geroskipou 99753709

Wednesday 24th September Hospice Book Sale 1 - 4pm at Armou Old School Jersey Boys at Tala Amphitheatre €12.50 96818066 www.kendallandmorrelli.com Chris Andre 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Alex as Gary Barlow 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Take2 live music duo 8.30 - 11.30pm at Queen’s Bay Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga Davey Woodford 9pm at Millennium, Coral Bay Strip Polys & Demetra at Athena Beach Hotel Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Maris Hotel 99753709 Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Bay Hotel 99753709 Kyp plays sitar 7.30pm at Poppadoms Indian Restaurant TOK Rd Kissonerga 96792690 Bob Clarkson 8pm to midnight at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709 Rhys & Paul guitar duo 9pm - 1am plus song & dance show at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Singer 9pm - 1am plus song & dance shows at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709

Thursday 25th September Abba Babes 8pm at Insomnia Bar, Polis free entry, special meal deal available 99831136 Danny Delaney and Hannah at Moustakallis, Polis Total Colour at fundraising event 7pm for Expat Kidney Association at UKCA Club, TOK Rd Xlorakas 99798366 Rhys & Paul guitar duo at Aces, Bar St Cypriot music night at Kouklia Village Square Pafos Folk Club open mic night at Phoenix Social Club, 5 Ikarou St alternate Thursdays 99908241 Andrey 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Ben Buble 9.30 pm at Millennium Cocktail Bar, Coral Bay Strip Andy Foster / Stevie Dean at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Jukebox Rockers 7.30 pm at Frog and Toad Pub, Coral Bay 99986473

Friday 26th September World’s’ biggest coffee morning 10am at Fly Again, Argaka €5 inc. coffee and cakes 97648401 Mid Life Crisis 4pm - 7pm at Sea Rays, Sea Caves 99831136 Andy Foster 8pm at UKCA Club, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26952470 Jersey Boys Pissouri Amphitheatre 96818066 www.kendallandmorrelli.com Singer 9pm - 1am plus Ms Debonair and song & dance show at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Aquaphonics & Candy Heartbreakers on Wavedancer Yacht sailing 7.30pm €59 inc. meal 26931544 Easy Duo 9.30pm - 1am at O’Neill’s, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99753709 Andi Hobbs at Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Paphos. Stuart as Olly & Robbie and Mitch as MJ at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Duch Pete 9.30pm at Chalkies Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99905202 Andros Kalou plays guitar and sings at Queens Bay Hotel Tony Silva multi tribute show 9.30pm at Evis Pub, Kleous St Kato Pafos

Saturday 27th September Autumn Fayre at UKCA Club, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26952470 Samaritans Quiz €10 inc. meal 6.30pm Sid’s Taverna 96732683 Abba Babes at Vatouthkia, beyond Kamares doors 7pm €16.50 inc. meal 99751007 State of Quo 9.30pm at Platea, Pissouri Square 99604823 Mario Kombou as Elvis 8.30pm at Colosseum Italian Restaurant, the triangle, Kato Pafos by ticket only book: 26962415 Classical swing jazz at Elea Estates, Geroskipou €15 26202110 Jersey Boys at Tala Amphitheatre €12.50 96818066 www.kendallandmorrelli.com Aquaphonics & Candy Heartbreakers on Wavedancer Yacht sailing 7.30pm €59 inc. meal 26931544 Danny Delaney at Paradise Kings, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26818450 Katerina 8pm at the Square Bistro, Tala 99107371 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Jason as Boy George and Lyndsey as Adele at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Howard Moss / Axis 9.30pm - 1am at O’Neill’s, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99753709 Saffire 8 - 11pm at Haris, Peiga Hill

Sunday 28th September Karaoke with John Cowan 2.30pm at UKCA Club, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26952470 Live music over Sunday lunch at Kamares Club 26652277 Live music over Sunday lunch at Sunset Breeze, TOK Rd Kissonerga 26940791 Men in Black Two 1-3pm at Crazy Spoon, TOK Rd Kissonerga off ocean side Dominic Holmes 2pm at The Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 96742947 Bob Clarkson 3pm at DT’s Bar, TOK Road just beyond Kato Pafos Tony & Chelsea 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Nikki Ellen at Queen Vic Pub, off TOK Rd, Kato Pafos 99054373 Andy Foster / Evo & Nikki alternate 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Kyp at Poppadoms Indian Restaurant, TOK Rd, Kissonerga 96792690 Rhys & Paul guitar duo 9pm - 1am plus song & dance show at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Andros Kalou plays guitar and sings at Akti Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas Take2 live music duo 8.30 - 11.30pm at Queen’s Bay Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga

Monday 29th September Rhys & Paul guitar duo plus two shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Chris King as Elvis at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Kyp 9pm at Theo Sunset Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 96792690 Jukebox Rockers 9.30 pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Danny Delaney at Haris, Peiga Hill 99279200 Ben as Michael Buble 8pm at Stonehouse Inn, Peiga 99416397 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 96564492 Song & dance show 10pm at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709 Song & dance show 9.30pm at Avlida Hotel, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99753709 Davey Woodford 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187

Tuesday 30th September ‘Ladies Down Under’ 7.30pm at Stage One Theatre, Emba €12 boxoffice@stageonetheatre.com 99967737 Jezebel & Polis 8.30pm - midnight at Athena Royal Hotel, Kato Pafos 99831136 Aquaphonics & Candy Heartbreakers on Wavedancer Yacht sailing 7.30pm €59 inc. meal 26931544 Howard Moss at Ben’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Alexander 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Dinos & Christos 8.30 pm at Neo’s, Pegeia26622900 Ben Buble as Gaga 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Andi & AJ 9.30pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Dominic Holmes guitar-vocalist 8pm Stonehouse Tavern, Peiga Hill 96742947 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Martin Rhodes sings Sinatra at Asamina Suites Hotel, hotel row towards Geroskipou 99753709 Ivan plays guitar at Thalassa Restaurant, Pioneer Hotel 99753709 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel 96564492 Song & dance show 9.30pm at St George Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 99753709 The Homeless Band 10pm at Jukebox, opp Markedion Theatre, Pafos town 99617845

Wednesday 1st October Hospice Book Sale 1 - 4pm at Haris, Peyia Hill Rubber Ear Productions present ‘Spare Ribs’ by Kathleen Ruddy 8pm at Crown Resorts, Coral Bay €15 99069074 ‘Ladies Down Under’ 7.30pm at Stage One Theatre, Emba €12 boxoffice@stageonetheatre.com 99967737 Chris Andre 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Alex as Gary Barlow 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Take2 live music duo 8.30 - 11.30pm at Queen’s Bay Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga Davey Woodford 9pm at Millennium, Coral Bay Strip Polys & Demetra at Athena Beach Hotel Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Maris Hotel 99753709 Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Bay Hotel 99753709 Kyp plays sitar 7.30pm at Poppadoms Indian Restaurant TOK Rd Kissonerga 96792690 Bob Clarkson 8pm to midnight at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709

Thursday 2nd October Rubber Ear Productions present ‘Spare Ribs’ by Kathleen Ruddy 8pm at Crown Resorts, Coral Bay €15 99069074 ‘Ladies Down Under’ 7.30pm at Stage One Theatre, Emba €12 boxoffice@stageonetheatre.com 99967737 Jezebel sings and presents karaoke 8pm at Insomnia Bar, Polis free entry 99831136

Rhys & Paul guitar duo at Aces, Bar St Cypriot music night at Kouklia Village Square Pafos Folk Club open mic night at Phoenix Social Club, 5 Ikarou St alternate Thursdays 99908241 Andrey 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Ben Buble 9.30 pm at Millennium Cocktail Bar, Coral Bay Strip Andy Foster / Stevie Dean at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Jukebox Rockers 7.30 pm at Frog and Toad Pub, Coral Bay 99986473 Chris King as Elvis 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Steve Welsh 9pm at Friends, Bar St 9991212 Dominic Holmes 7.30pm at Greenhill, Peiga 99538077

Friday 3rd October Rubber Ear Productions present ‘Spare Ribs’ by Kathleen Ruddy 8pm at Crown Resorts, Coral Bay €15 99069074 ‘Ladies Down Under’ 7.30pm at Stage One Theatre, Emba €12 boxoffice@stageonetheatre.com 99967737 Singer 9pm - 1am plus Ms Debonair and song & dance show at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Aquaphonics & Candy Heartbreakers on Wavedancer Yacht sailing 7.30pm €59 inc. meal 26931544 Easy Duo 9.30pm - 1am at O’Neill’s, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99753709 Andi Hobbs at Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Paphos. Stuart as Olly & Robbie and Mitch as MJ at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Duch Pete 9.30pm at Chalkies Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99905202 Andros Kalou plays guitar and sings at Queens Bay Hotel Tony Silva multi tribute show 9.30pm at Evis Pub, Kleous St Kato Pafos Davey Woodford 9pm at Brewery, Peiga Song & dance show 10pm at King Evelthon Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 99753709

Saturday 4th October Rubber Ear Productions present ‘Spare Ribs’ by Kathleen Ruddy 8pm at Pissouri Amphitheatre €15 99069074 ‘Ladies Down Under’ 7.30pm at Stage One Theatre, Emba €12 boxoffice@stageonetheatre.com 99967737 The Abba Babes 8.30pm at Colosseum Italian Restaurant, the triangle, Kato Pafos 26962415 Martin Rhodes 8 - 11pm at Veranda, TOK Rd Kato Pafos (near Lidl) 96219572 Aquaphonics & Candy Heartbreakers on Wavedancer Yacht sailing 7.30pm €59 inc. meal 26931544 Danny Delaney at Paradise Kings, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26818450 Katerina 8pm at the Square Bistro, Tala 99107371 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Jason as Boy George and Lyndsey as Adele at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Bob Clarkson 8pm plus song & dance show at King Evelthon Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga 99753709

Sunday 5th October Yard Sale9am at PAWS dog Shelter, Archeleia 99683775 Jezebel sings 1-4pm at Paradise Restaurant, just off St George Hill Xlorakas 99033693 Rubber Ear Productions present ‘Spare Ribs’ by Kathleen Ruddy 8pm at Ancient Odeon, Pafos €15 99069074 Live music over Sunday lunch at Kamares Club 26652277 Live music over Sunday lunch at Sunset Breeze, TOK Rd Kissonerga 26940791 Men in Black Two 1-3pm at Crazy Spoon, TOK Rd Kissonerga off ocean side Dominic Holmes 2pm at The Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 96742947 Bob Clarkson 3pm at DT’s Bar, TOK Road just beyond Kato Pafos Tony & Chelsea 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Nikki Ellen at Queen Vic Pub, off TOK Rd, Kato Pafos 99054373 Andy Foster / Evo & Nikki alternate 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Kyp at Poppadoms Indian Restaurant, TOK Rd, Kissonerga 96792690

Monday 6th October Rhys & Paul guitar duo plus two shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Chris King as Elvis at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Kyp 9pm at Theo Sunset Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 96792690 Jukebox Rockers 9.30 pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Danny Delaney at Haris, Peiga Hill 99279200 Ben as Michael Buble 8pm at Stonehouse Inn, Peiga 99416397 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 96564492 Song & dance show 10pm at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709 Song & dance show 9.30pm at Avlida Hotel, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99753709 Davey Woodford 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187

Tuesday 7th October Jezebel & Polis 8.30pm - midnight at Athena Royal Hotel, Kato Pafos 99831136 Aquaphonics & Candy Heartbreakers on Wavedancer Yacht sailing 7.30pm €59 inc. meal 26931544 Howard Moss at Ben’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Alexander 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Dinos & Christos 8.30 pm at Neo’s, Pegeia26622900 Ben Buble as Gaga 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Andi & AJ 9.30pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Dominic Holmes guitar-vocalist 8pm Stonehouse Tavern, Peiga Hill 96742947 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Martin Rhodes sings Sinatra at Asamina Suites Hotel, hotel row towards Geroskipou 99753709 Ivan plays guitar at Thalassa Restaurant, Pioneer Hotel 99753709 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel 96564492

Wednesday 8th October Chris Andre 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Alex as Gary Barlow 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Take2 live music duo 8.30 - 11.30pm at Queen’s Bay Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga Davey Woodford 9pm at Millennium, Coral Bay Strip Polys & Demetra at Athena Beach Hotel Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Maris Hotel 99753709 Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Bay Hotel 99753709 Kyp plays sitar 7.30pm at Poppadoms Indian Restaurant TOK Rd Kissonerga 96792690 Bob Clarkson 8pm to midnight at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709 Rhys & Paul guitar duo 9pm - 1am plus song & dance show at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Singer 9pm - 1am plus song & dance shows at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709

Thursday 9th October Guys & Dolls 7.30pm at Vatouthkia, beyond Kamares €15 inc. meal 99122144 Rhys & Paul guitar duo at Aces, Bar St Cypriot music night at Kouklia Village Square Pafos Folk Club open mic night at Phoenix Social Club, 5 Ikarou St alternate Thursdays 99908241 Andrey 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Ben Buble 9.30 pm at Millennium Cocktail Bar, Coral Bay Strip Andy Foster / Stevie Dean at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Jukebox Rockers 7.30 pm at Frog and Toad Pub, Coral Bay 99986473 Chris King as Elvis 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Steve Welsh 9pm at Friends, Bar St 9991212 Dominic Holmes 7.30pm at Greenhill, Peiga 99538077 Kaela Santosh as Tina Turner and herself 9pm - 1am at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709

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What have an about original &aCompany armchair. You are oldyou books weisare to Liberty donate to local charity shop. My husband I am condition. not so sure.Even the indeed a luckyseems lady.toItthink looks ittohas me some to be value in original Can you help? castors seem to be the originals. This is makes it all the more desirable. Liberty & Co is a department store on Regent Street in the west end Liz of London. The store was founded by Arthur Polis Lasenby Liberty in 1875. Your chair is c1900 and is highly sought after. I have international clients that would love to add this piece to their collection. I would expect to ask on your behalf and for it to easily reach in auction or by private treaty around €1600. That makes it pretty expensive firewood. Ben

Dear Ben This desk belonged to my husband who sadly passed away last year. My health is not what it was and I am moving back to the UK.

continent. Maples manufactured their luxury furniture entirely in-house, at a huge modern complex in Tottenham Court Road. A timber importer and the furniture exporter, they prestigious furnishing fine Dear Frank within ITV network. After a landed merger in July 1968contracts ABC Television became As Iso amgood moving with sister I cannot take all my furniture back No.60 as she Thames houses, hotels, embassies etc. Among themofTsar Winter Palace Television, which continued production theNicholas’s series although it was still Its to in see thismyset in the original box. A Dinky Pre-war just does not have room. and theunder Hofburg Imperial Vienna. Never compromising on the ABC name.Palace By 1969inThe Avengers was shown in more than Aeroplanes Set is a the scarce set that comprises of No.60A Imperial Airways broadcast quality, Maples produced a huge catalogue of fine furniture, covering Liner - Gold number G-ABTI, No.60B Leopard Moth - Green, registration 90 countries. When I called a local second hand dealer round to dispose of my excess avenue of interior design. countries mean an awful lot of people remember this series. That equates number G-ACPT, No.60C Percival Gull - White, registration number G-ADZO, 90every belongings he offered me next to nothing. I was sure that this desk was No.60D Low Wing Monoplane - Red, registration number G-AVYP, No.60E to a lot of people who would like to own something that maybe was from their worth more than I have been offered. I do not want to upset the second Now you were offered €450 for your entire home contents. The value General Monospar - Silver, registration number G-AVP and No.60F Cierva childhood. hand furniture dealer as he has assured me that he is doing me a favour of just your desk is €3400. I have no idea what the rest of your goods & annualare youworth own isbecause fairly rareI have and if not in good condition achieve sale Autogiro - gold, blue rotors - all aircraft have light wear, a couple The becauseHelicopter of my circumstances. chattels VALUED THEM.should To help me, toahelp €100-125. have slight discolouration, there are no obvious signs of fatigue and all have price you,ofcontact me on 99931123 and arrange a valuation. their propellers and rotors intact. This complete set includes “Gliding Game” Please, can you help? instructions, a small envelope containing clips and a hank of blue string. Ben Ben Contents are generally Good to Good Plus and have been restrung onto a Edith Before I sign off this month I would like to thank you for all your Good Polemibacking card and enclosed within a Fair to Good blue card box with

illustrated lift off lid, (some tearing to a couple of lid corners), box lid stamped A1040 Never the less this is a scarce set in any condition. Dinky Toys were Dear Edith die-cast zamac miniature vehicles produced by Meccano Ltd – makers of Hornby Trains, named after founder Frank Hornby. Dinky Toys in England were STOP!!!!! I have said it before and was I willatsay it again. I NEVER England. CHARGE made from 1935 to 1979. The factory Binns Road, Liverpool, VERBAL I continue to in receive many letters IFOR don’tA know whatVALUATION. this cost youYet at the jumble sale the 60ssobut the current from people get talked into parting with valuable items for next to value is aroundwho €1250. nothing. I cannot believe what you were offered for your entire contents. I am not going to name the second hand dealer all I will say is, YOU Ben KNOW WHO YOU ARE, SHAME ON YOU!

Dear Liz Can I help? Well, what you have here Edith is a superb quality, Victorian, This is theoffirst of proportions the Avengers annuals produced. (there2 were in oak desk good byTV Maple & Co, having fitted small three drawers total). is a spy-fi British television series created in the 1960s. to topThe withAvengers shaped galleries and finials, and paper compartment between, The Avengers initially focused on Dr. David Keel (Ian Hendry[) and his assistant blacked tooled leather writing surface and 3 frieze drawers, and 2 pedestals John (Patrick Macnee). Hendry lefteach, after flanked the firstby series andpilasters Steed with 3Steed moulded and graduated drawers reeded became the main character, partnered with a succession of assistants. Steed’s and fitted with original brass handles, standing on plinth base and castors. most famous assistants intelligent, stylish and honey assertive women: Cathy This is a fine desk / writingwere table of soft and mellow colour in fantastic Gale (Honor Blackman), Emma Peel (Diana Rigg), and later Tara King (Linda condition throughout. Stamped on the drawer Maple & Co. c1880 Thorson). Later episodes increasingly incorporated elements of science fiction Maple & Co was and established by John The Maple and ran continued byuntil his and fantasy, parody British eccentricity. Avengers from 1961 son John Blundell. Thehour company was in the late Victorian 1969, screening as one episodes its most entire prolific run. and pilot Edwardian era, Snow,” specialising in 7fine quality furniture, The episode, “Hot aired on January 1961. The finaldesigned episode, and produced own workshops. By the 1880s they were the “Bizarre,” aired onin21their May 1969. largest furniture in theby world, exported their fine furniture to every The Avengers wasstore produced Associated British Corporation, a contractor

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The all new JERSEY BOYS! They’re Back!! The boys went down in Cyprus musical history in 2013 as the most popular tribute act ever seen. The buzz has never left the island, especially for those fortunate enough to get a ticket. Kendall and Morrelli are very proud that the boys are returning. There are limited tickets for each concert at Tala on the 19th, 24th and 27th and Pissouri amphitheatre on the 20th and 26th of September. Email kendallandmorrelli@gmail.com for your nearest ticket outlet or to reserve. ‘Oh What A Night’ featuring The all new JERSEY BOYS! UK’s ultimate tribute to the Broadway and hit musical Jersey Boys, celebrating Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, one of the greatest and most successful groups in music history. With over 170 million albums sold in a careerspanning five decades, this wonderful show takes you on a musical journey through the Four Seasons biggest hits including Sherry, Oh What A Night, Big Girls Don’t Cry, Walk Like A Man, Can’t Take My Eyes Off You and Working My Way Back To You, taking in Frankie Valli’s smash solo hits My Eyes Adored You, Grease and many more along the way. Paying close attention to the high Falsetto, deep rich bass and tight harmonies,combined with slick routines they perfectly recreate the music that defined a generation. Friday 19th, Weds 24th and Sat 27th Sept: Tala Amphitheatre €12.50. Doors 6.30pm Concert 7.30pm. Ticket’s: The Outlet Store’s, Hearn’s Bookshop Coral Bay, So Easy Kiosk in Tala and Peter Morton in Konia. Saturday 20th and Friday 26th Sept: Pissouri Amphitheatre €12.50. Doors 6.30pm Concert 7.30pm. Ticket outlets: Hearn’s Bookshop in Coral Bay, Peter Morton Removals in Konia, The Outlet Store in Kolossi. Chilly’s in Pissouri, UK Labels for Less and Pissouri Bay Divers. Or emailkendallandmorrelli@gmail.com to reserve. Reservations for The Jersey Boys can only be taken by email due to high demand.

Kendall and Morrelli Present Halloween Monster Mash at Vatouthkia in Tala. Friday October 31st. Doors open 6pm, Buffet/Feast at 7pm, showtime 8.30pm. Fancy dress optional. Tickets are only €22.50 including live entertainment from Karen Kendall and Andrea Morrelli. For Tickets Visit The Venue, So-Easy Kiosk in Tala or Hearn’s Bookshop in Coral Bay or emailkendallandmorrelli@gmail.com Kendall and Morrelli Present BARRY WHITE and a Touch of Soul, award winning tribute, Direct from The UK! With Stage and Lighting for all Shows. Friday 21st November at Vatouthkia in Tala. Doors open 6pm, Buffet/Feast at 7pm, showtime 8.30pm. Tickets are only €25.00. Visit The Venue, So-Easy Kiosk in Tala or emailkendallandmorrelli@gmail.com Saturday 22nd November Zante Café/Bar in Limassol. Doors open 6pm, Lite Buffet at 7pm, showtime 8.15pm. Show Ticket €12.50 with the option of a lite buffet for only an extra €7.50pp on the night (reservations essential). Email kendallandmorrelli@gmail.com for Venue details and ticket information. Sunday 23rd November at King Solomon in Coral Bay, next door to Philippos Supermarket. Doors open 6pm, Table service with 3 course Set Menu (Veggie Options also) at 7pm, showtime 8.15pm. Tickets are only €22.50. Visit The Venue, Hearn’s Bookshop or emailkendallandmorrelli@gmail.com Monday 24th of November at Yialos in Pissouri. Doors open 6pm, 3 course Tradional Cypriot Set Menu served at 7pm, showtime 8.15pm. Tickets are only €12.50 with the option of the Set Menu for only €12pp extra on the night (reservations essential). Visit The Venue or email kendallandmorrelli@gmail.com

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