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CHRISTIAN FULFILS TEACHERÊS PREDICTION explained that she had first taught Christian at TRUE TO A PREDICTION Grade Four and, even MADE on Friday, May 18th, then, he produced the final day of the CPEA excellent work. “His written examination, by work was brilliant. He Grade 6 teacher of the always did extra work. Kingstown Preparatory …. Additionally, he School, Mrs. Suzette would challenge his Hoyte-Holder, eleven-year- teachers, so we had no old Christian Gieowarsingh choice as teachers but to took the top spot in the push and to work along exam from a field of 1,846 with him.” students. He placed 1st The Indian Bay for boys and 1st overall. resident sat with THE For the written VINCENTIAN last segment, he achieved Monday and was almost scores of: Math — 68/75; matter-of-fact in his Language — 70/75; responses. Science — 74/75; and He shot down those Social Studies — 63/75. who complained that the Mrs. Hoyte-Holder SBAs were challenging, by GLORIAH…

by saying that he did not find that to be true, and that they served a purpose, i.e. , “They were preparing me for the future, teaching me how to work with people and giving me necessary information!” Christian admitted, however, that the book reports took too long to complete, as they required reading an entire book then writing the report. As for two days of written tests, he believed that there should be one day instead with a combined Science and Social Studies paper,

making it three papers instead of four. Christian is the son of Ian and Bronte Gieowarsingh, and his mom was on hand to express her pride in her son’s accomplishment. “It was a lot of work,” she said, “but he was up for the challenge!” The future St. Vincent Grammar School student was ready to do “great things” at the school. “I Christian Gieowarsingh – plan to get into Young 2018 CPEA. Leaders, and also to speak to the Principal With his love for about the chess club and Science and two try to revive it,” he cardiologists in his announced with family, he desires to take conviction.

top performer in the this number to three, and was adamant that he had made his final choice of career.

MAKAYA GUMBS: TOP PERFORMER AMONG THE GIRLS

Makaya Shonika Gumbs continued the outstanding record of the Georgetown Government School. IT WAS ANOTHER ‘MILESTONE’ MOMENT for the Georgetown Government School, when it was officially

announced last Monday that one of their own — Makaya Shonika Gumbs — had placed first for girls and second overall in the 2018 CPEA. And as would be expected, eleven-year-old Makaya was the star when the school ‘came to order’ last Monday. When THE VINCENTIAN caught up with her, she was surprisingly calm, given the excitement that prevailed at the school that day, and amidst all the adulation which has been deservedly showered on her by her teachers and fellow students. The Langley Park, Georgetown resident, with her overall 94.20% average and her love for reading, admitted that she found the Mathematics and Social Studies challenging, especially the Social Studies which was an addition to this year’s

CPEA. “The other subjects, English and Science, were easier,” she conceded. While she recognized God as being primary to her success, she also heaped praise and thanks on her mother Diana Baptiste, grandparents, Principal - Mrs. Paula Mae Toney, and teachers, especially Mr. Williams, “who supported me all the way.” And Mrs. Toney in response, made it clear that “we at the school expected her to do well.” Ten years ago, Makaya’s cousin, Kaela Barrett, was the most outstanding CPEA student for the Georgetown Government School. This, Makaya said, was also motivation for her. And in what many have said is an uncanny twist of fate, both Kaela and Makaya

achieved the identical positioning in the CPEA - first for girls and second overall. Kaela had told THE VINCENTIAN ten years ago, that she wanted to be a zoologist. Last Monday, Makaya said that she was bent on becoming an engineer. And as far as what advice she has for those who will follow her in next year’s CPEA, she said, without

hesitation, “You have to give up TV and study hard.” Makaya is one of the hundreds of students who have ensured that the Georgetown Government School remains one of the most consistently highperforming schools at the CPEA level. More CPEA stories on Pages 3, 20 and 21.

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People

GENERAL BISHOP-ELECT of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the West Indies (PAWI), Sonny Williams said that he is humbled by the overwhelming support shown by his colleagues, in giving him the opportunity to serve in that capacity. Williams was elected to

serve as the General Bishop at the 37th Biennial Conference, held in Tobago on May 30. He replaces Bishop Dr Pat Glasgow who served as General Bishop for 12 years, and becomes the first non-Trinidadian national to serve in that

capacity in the organization’s history. The position is the highest within the organization, Williams explained, and his work entails the supervision of the organization including the credential workers, 266 churches throughout

the various districts of the Caribbean, United States, Canada and the youngest district, Brazil. Williams said that he beat out two other nominees, Trinidadians. “I am a modest person, although I had a deep feeling, I kept it on the

low, but from all indications, I was the front runner,” Williams told THE VINCENTIAN. “The actual election was a very humbling experience. It is the first time in the history of the organization that a nonTrinidadian had been selected to serve in the capacity,” he continued, adding that he had served on the general executive for the past 16 years.

Sonny Williams General Bishop-elect of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the West Indies (PAWI).

getting more suspicious of religion. People are becoming more secular, but still believe that amidst the problems we have opportunities. ‘Coming to Faith’ Secularism is producing a sense of emptiness that Bishop Williams said people are looking for that he “came to faith” over 40 years ago, but has something outside of themselves,” he said. been involved in active Therefore, one of the Pastoral Ministry for the areas that will be getting past 37 years. He attended the Bethel some priority will be the revitalization of the local Bible College in Jamaica church. in 1978 and assumed full Another area that he pastoral leadership in said he intends to give 1981, and has been the some priority to will be Pastor of the Glad working with the youth, in Tidings Tabernacle in order to ensure continuity Gomea, since 1999. in the growth of the In 2002, he assumed organization. the position as a district According to Williams, Bishop — a position he says that he will be giving the majority of the pastors are over 60: “and we are up because of his new going to have to pass on position and the the mantle one day. …So, responsibilities affiliated we will be emphasizing with it. and challenging our young But he said that he is people to embrace ready to serve and is ministry, in the same way looking forward to the next two years during his we encourage them to do medicine, or law, ministry initial stint as PAWI’s is something we want to General Bishop. The General Secretariat encourage.” Williams says that he is located in Trinidad, but Williams said that he will has been involved in ministry for the better be operating here in St Vincent, except when he is part of his life, and intends to give all his best required to travel to over the next two years. individual districts. He said that he “So, the challenge accepted the position on would be now to operate behalf of a number of outside of Trinidad and persons, including his Tobago,” he said, and expressed an air of calm, spiritual mother, Sister citing that with today’s Beard, and others like technology, this ought not Bishop Dr George to be a problem. Frederick, the members of his congregation at the Challenges ahead Glad Tidings Tabernacle and the SVG District of Bishop Williams PAWI. officially assumes his He also thanked his (new) duties as of wife, saying, “She has September 1, and outlined been my cheerleader, she some areas of concern that has been such an he intends to address. inspiration to me. I think Williams said that the when I was asked by a entire organization is very esteemed colleague if facing the challenge of you were to be nominated slow growth. if you would accept. I did, “That has been my but with some concern as head of this apprehension. My wife district, and that remains was the one who my concern for the entire encouraged me. She has organization. been there over these “I know globally there years, and I have grown to are challenges, people are trust her advice.” (DD)

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News 3

O’Neil Sprott – intends to be focused

Krista happy and excited

ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD Krista Alana Williams of the Troumaca by GLORIAH… challenging, especially Studies, he felt Government School the portfolio and the that would have is happy and O’NEIL SPROTT of the book reports.” been more excited. She placed Kingstown Preparatory He felt that the preferable as it second for girls and School aced the recent quantity of work done would have third overall in this CPEA examination, placing was not totally certainly year’s CPEA, having 2nd for boys and 3rd necessary. “All the work eliminated stress secured an average overall with scores of: done with the SBA’s and caused of 94.00%. 66/75 in Math; 74/75 in equips you with students not to feel She shared the Language; 74/75 in knowledge for future so pressured. third position with Science; and 56/75 in jobs, but maybe it should The St. Vincent two other students Social Studies. have been given a bit Grammar School — O’neil Sprott of O’Neil, described by later,” he said, “maybe in will soon be the KPS and his class teacher, Mrs. secondary school for welcoming O’Neil Azaria Suzette Hoyte-Holder when you are more as a student. His Commissiong of as very respectful and knowledgeable about first order of the Windsor Primary. In addition to a keen one who celebrates the what you want to be as day there, he O’Neil Sprott came over as an Daughter of academic inclination, Krista successes of his an adult.” projected, will be to assertive but confident young Rosemarie, a Williams has a creative sense classmates; proved to be As for the two days of remain focused and man. teacher at the about her. very positive and exams, O’Neil could not get all of his work Troumaca Ontario outspoken when he sat see a student completing done. He also Secondary School, that he has a lot of time down to talk with THE four tests in a single day plans to meet and and Etson Williams, unemployed but currently to make that decision. VINCENTIAN about and so, and welcomed cultivate some true reading for a Master’s Degree in Communications, The Fountain resident exam issues. the two-day testing. Had friends. Krista is understandably the toast of the North is the son of Mr. O’Neil In examining the SBA there been a one-day As far as a career part Leeward village of Troumaca. Sprott of BDO Eastern component of the exam, testing of Math, is concerned, O’Neil did She thanked God and gave credit to former Caribbean and Mrs. O’Neil opined, “To me, Language Arts and a not hesitate to say that Principal of the Troumcaca Primary School Tamara Job-Sprott of St. the SBAs were not really General Paper combining he has not fixed his Deanah Haywood, former Math teacher - David Vincent Electricity difficulty but Science and Social thoughts on any, and Ellis, teachers Ian Matthews and Services. Glenroy King, current principal Bbbzie Joyette, her parents, relatives and friends. Krista is the creative type and loves designing as well as delving into Science. Perhaps this has developed as a result of exposure in the United States of America where she lived by GLORIAH… little slip could mean the segments of the exam she with her parents while they were difference between first and admitted, “For the SBAs, the studying. A VERY ELOQUENT AZARIA second, and eventually, those teacher and student-made Between 2012 and 2014, Krista COMMISSIONG spoke with THE little slips will become big tests were easy, but the enjoyed life being “mothered by VINCENTIAN about her success slips and could make life very group project was harder her father,” while her mother at the recently CPEA exam. hard on me,” she affirmed. because team work is not completed her university degree. The Windsor Primary School Azaria is definitely looking always the easiest and not Etson has no regrets with that student placed 2nd for girls forward to joining the Girl everyone puts in effort.” She role and, in fact, recalls those and 3rd overall, gaining perfect Guides Company to found her greatest challenge times with pride. He recounted scores in Language Arts and experience some of the in this area, but remarked taking her to school on a bicycle, Science. Her grades were as activities her grandmother that being neither difficult even when it snowed, and follows: Math – 66/75; would have organized while nor easy, the book reports Azaria Commissiong returned to the institution to take Language – 75/75; Science – working with Girl Guides were a good balance. recognized early the value back home. 75/75; and Social Studies – throughout the country. She Additionally, she described of consistency and how to Krista shelved extra curricula 60/75. also wants to become a Young the Social Studies paper as avoid the ‘little slips’. activities during the final term of The eleven-year old feels Leader. hard but a good challenge. primary to focus on her task. honoured to be enrolling at In recalling the journey To this Cane Garden “She is disciplined,” Etson the St. Vincent Girls’ High towards her success, the resident, hersuccess is but a plastic surgeon can meet a outlined. “We don’t have to be School, as she comes from “a young lady expressed stepping stone towards client one day looking a behind her.” long line of High School gratitude for her mother’s becoming the plastic surgeon certain way, and could make Rosemarie acknowledges that girls,” and wanted to continue constant encouragement of, she aspires to be. “Although them look like a completely Krista: “has natural ability. She is the tradition. Her aim is to “Do your best, and your best many people in my family are different person!” steady, focused and tries to do her maintain her grades and be will always be good enough lawyers, I have looked into Azaria is the daughter of work. We encourage her to seek an A+ student throughout for me!” Science and I find it Susan Commissiong and God’s guidance.” (WKA) her attendance there. “Any In looking at the two extremely amazing how a Akim Duncan.

Azaria Commissiong– Selfassurance personified

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Court

Prosecutor consistent on ganja issue Stories by HAYDN HUGGINS

While Senior Prosecutor Adolphus Delpleche may apply prosecutorial discretion in some ganja related cases, he warns that possession of the herb is still illegal.

SENIOR PROSECUTOR Adolphus Delpleche continues to use prosecutorial discretion in cases where persons are charged with possession of small amounts of marijuana. On Monday and Tuesday, Delpleche withdrew marijuana possession charges against Dexter Andrews, 46, of Diamonds, South Windward, and Tashran James, 23, of Carapan. Andrews, appearing at the Serious Offences Court on Monday, pleaded guilty to possession of 119 grams (approx. 4.2 ounces) of marijuana with intent to supply, and James, who was taken before that Court on Tuesday, admitted to having 20 grams )approx…0.7 ounces) of the herb. Speaking with THE

VINCENTIAN on Tuesday, shortly after he withdrew the charge against James, Delpleche said that his action was nothing new, noting further that he has been consistent over the years in exercising prosecutorial discretion in relation to persons charged with possession of small amounts of marijuana, especially as a preventative measure to avoid the criminalization of young offenders. In the cases of Andrews and James, the Senior Prosecutor said the amounts were small, and both defendants had no previous convictions. Delpleche pointed out that the prosecution could withdraw a charge at any stage before sentencing. Asked whether the police have

Multiple charges in major ganja haul a discretion in making arrests, the prosecutor said, “Yes, discretion, and I think they should exercise that discretion in relation to small amounts of marijuana.” He admitted that there are some police officers who do, but pointed out that even if they don’t, they are still acting within the law, as marijuana is illegal. Asked about his position on cocaine, Delpleche said, “I have zero tolerance when it comes to cocaine, and no discretion, regardless to the amount, ages of the defendants, or whether they have antecedents or not.” As this country moves towards the establishment of a medicinal marijuana industry, the public debate on the descriminalization of small amounts of the herb for recreational use, continues.

Magistrate lauds female narcotics officer THOUGH Senior Prosecutor Adolphus Delpleche withdrew a marijuana possession charge against Diamonds villager Dexter Andrews, Chief Magistrate Rechanne Browne has lauded the arresting officer, Constable 615 LaFleur Williams, for a job well done. The 46-year-old labourer had pleaded guilty to possession 119 grams (approx. 4.2 ounces) of marijuana with intent to supply, when he appeared at the Serious Offences Court on Monday. “Keep doing your job; you doing good work,” Browne told PC Williams, a female officer attached to the Narcotics Unit of the Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force. Andrews was arrested around 7:15pm June 9, while Narcotics Officers were performing duties at the Georgetown

Carnival ‘Jump up’. The facts presented in Court revealed that P.C Williams approached Andrews who was standing under a tree at Langley Park. She identified herself and requested a search of his person, to which he complied. Nothing illegal was found, but a search of a knapsack he was carrying revealed a blue plastic bag containing the herb. When cautioned, according to the facts, Andrews told the police, “Ah fuh me sell, times hard.” However, when the defendant appeared in Court on Monday, he said, “My honour, I wasn’t going to sell the weed.” According to Andrews, “When I was going to give one of my friends something to smoke, police came.” Before the Chief Magistrate could get to

the issue of sentencing, the Senior Prosecutor told her, “Give him a chance.” An elated Andrews thanked the Prosecutor as he left the courtroom. The Prosecution can

withdraw a charge at any stage before sentencing.

A UNION ISLAND man who, along with another man, appeared earlier this year in a video aired on social media, in which the men appealed to relatives and friends to Rohan Primus escaped send money to their once. Can he escape captors in Venezuela so that they (captors) would the court too? not kill them, was dragged before the court here this week. Rohan Primus was granted $50,000 bail on Monday, when he appeared at the Serious Offences Court on multiple charges, in connection with a major marijuana haul on Union Island, Friday, June 8. Primus has been charged with possession of 96,329 grams (approx. 212.4 pounds) of marijuana with intent to supply, possession of 1,473 grams (approx. 3.24 pounds)of marijuana with intent to supply, possession of 96,329 grams of marijuana for the purpose of drug trafficking, attempting to export 96,329 grams of marijuana, at Ashton Union Island, and agreeing with another to commit the offence of drug trafficking. Primus, a resident of Ashton, pleaded not guilty to the charges when he faced Chief Magistrate Rechanne Browne at the Serious Offences Court on Monday. He was granted bail with reporting conditions, and ordered to surrender his travel documents. The matter was adjourned to June 29. Attorney Grant Connell represented Primus at his Court appearance. It is not known with any certainty whether a ransom was paid on Primus’ behalf, but reports are that he returned to St. Vincent and the Grenadines not long after the video aired on social media. Indications are that the other man, since identified as a Grenadian, also returned to his nativeland around the same time.

Four years for shotgun cartridges SANDY BAY resident Conroy Edwards is into his fourth day of a four-year prison term, for possession of 25 rounds of 12-guage ammunition without licence. Edwards, found in possession of the ammunition at Kingstown, September 19, 2017, was convicted at a trial, and the penalty was handed down at the Serious Offences Court on Tuesday. In sentencing, Browne took into account the seriousness of the offence, the seriousness attached by the Appeal Court in offences of this nature, the precedence of the Court, and the issue of deterrence, among other factors. In mitigation earlier, Edwards’ lawyer Israel Bruce told the Court that his client had put himself on the straight and narrow road for 16 years, and that refashioning of his life had to do with the fathering of six children, including a 2-month-old, who relies on him for support financially. He noted that Edwards cooperated fully with the police and

asked the Court not to impose a custodial sentence. In response, Senior Prosecutor Adolphus Delpleche, a former police officer, contended, “In each of those cartridges, there are 100 pellets and each of those pellets could take a life.” Delpleche pointed out that the Court of Appeal holds a very strong view on firearm and ammunition offences, and referred to actual appeal cases to substantiate this. In the Magistrate’s Court, firearm or ammunition possession carries a maximum penalty of $20,000 or seven years in prison, or both.

Possession of ammunition like what is pictured, could land you in prison for up to seven years.

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Regional Focus

AT LEAST ONE Prime Minister within the OECS grouping has a ‘different’ suggestion as far how he thinks the cash-strapped regional airline LIAT can raise some fast cash. Gaston Browne, Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, while addressing a Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) 48th Annual meeting seminar on ‘Air transport Competitiveness and Connectivity’, Wednesday 30th May in Barbados, told delegates that it was high time that the Antigua-based airline receive a subvention from the governments of the subregional Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) and Barbados. Echoing a situation

LIAT should get government subvention

Gaston Browne, Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, headquarters to regional airline LIAT, wants the OECS and Barbados governments to not new to Caribbean LIAT are the destinations, people, Prime Minister governments and people including a number give more directly to the Browne said, “In essence, of Antigua and Barbuda, of those territories airline. (Photo Credit: LIAT needs fresh cash,” Barbados, Dominica and whose governments Pride News Magazine) adding, “We have to see St. Vincent and the have not seen it subsidising as an Grenadines. ‘feasible’ to invest in the Caribbean states. Browne, in providing investment, an Attempts to have airline. justification for what he investment in the region other regional Threats to withdraw to ensure the integration governments buy into the service from unprofitable describes as a solution to the LIAT problem, “I find process works.” airline have all failed to routes have not been it extremely interesting As it stands, the date, but LIAT continues forcefully imposed. that our governments primary shareholders of to service 17 will contribute to Give LIAT what you give campaigns of other others airlines in millions of dollars but not in an But Browne, in pointing a finger at these institution as LIAT which is so critical for its who benefit from LIAT but have no vested stake role in our economic sustainability, some in its operations, said governments find every that the airline should receive the same courtesy reason why they ought not to contribute,” he that other international said. airlines receive, when The Antigua and they decide to put some Barbuda Prime Minister destinations on their routes on behalf of some also referenced that in

other regions of the world, some airlines are profitable because of a subvention from the state. “When we look at other countries, some airlines are profitable, but they are subsidised by the state. We should all come together and provide some subvention for LIAT… that structure itself will render LIAT more profitable,” he said. Browne also proposed a reduction and or complete removal of airport taxes because he said it is hindering travel within the islands. (Source: Loop News)

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Diaspora

Retired SVG police superintendent recognized THE BROOKLYN, New York-based St. Vincent and the Grenadines Ex-Police Association, USA (SVGPA) recently recognized retired superintendent in the Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF), Ruth Hazel Ann Jacobs, describing her as “amazing.” Jacobs officially retired from the local constabulary on Mar. 3, 2018, after 35 years of service. SVGPA members, spearheaded by coordinator Pamela Ferrari-Easter, presented Jacobs with a bouquet of flowers during the group’s annual Dinner and Awards Ceremony at the Friends of Crown Heights Educational Center in Brooklyn. “She is now officially an ex-police, and an invitation is being extended to her to become a member of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Ex-Police Association, USA, Inc., giving her a good reason to move to New York,” says the ex-police group in its souvenir journal. “Thanks for your service and for a job well done, Ruth Hazel Ann Jacobs!” it adds. “Congratulations and all the

best for an amazing retirement.” Affectionately called “mom” by her staff, Jacobs enlisted in the RSVGPF on Jan. 5, 1983. She was trained at the Regional Police Training School in Seawell, Barbados. In the RSVGPF, she worked Beat and Patrol, Special Services Unit, Traffic Department, Telecommunications, Divisional Central Police Station, Criminal Records Retired Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Force Superintendent Ruth Hazel Ann Jacobs receives bouquet of flowers from the Brooklyn-based Ex-St. Vincent and the Office, Mesopotamia and Grenadines Police Association, USA. Calliaqua Police Stations, and Process Office, among trafficking, domestic violence, also the second female to attain the other units. rank of superintendent. management, child rights, among Jacobs also served as a prosecutor others. Jacobs sat on the select committee at the Serious Offenders Court for In 2016, Jacobs travelled to New in the Vincentian Parliament, where several years and at the Family Court she assisted in the crafting of the New York, at the request of the New York for seven years. Police Department (NYPD), in assist Domestic Violence Bill, according to She was the first female police the department in solving an unsolved the journal. officer to head the RSVGPF’s Criminal It says she received extensive murder case involving a Vincentian Investigation Department and was national. training in prosecution, rape, human

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Editorial

Political parties and the political mindset WE HAVE DEFINITELY come some way in allowing a special place of influence for politics in the Caribbean, and moreso St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Once upon a time, whenever the Caribbean moved into its carnival season, politicians gave way to calypsonians as they bellowed the concerns of the ‘ordinary folk’; as they ‘mirrored’ the potential change-making responses and actions among the electorate, and gave warning to those who would want to exploit the proletariat. Today, there is no respite for the politician; no time for him/her to take a ’breather’ or to simply lie back and take in, as constructively as he/she can, the ‘legitimate’ concerns of the masses, so that he/she is better informed when the time comes for retreating to those closed doors where political policy and strategy are devised. Once, in a time passed, Calypso tents — more accurately what came out of the mouths of the bards that sung lustily and unapologetically from their confines - shaped the politics, even the style of government of certain Caribbean countries. But today’s Calypso tents, together with community organization, trade unions and community based awarenessbuilding and social action movements, have apportioned their jurisdictions and purposes to political parties, especially those in ‘power’, and have accorded them the status of standard bearers of the organization of society, its government and development. We have, as citizens of a democracy, regardless of how fledging that might be, abdicated our authority to a few ‘tin men’, as one learned Caribbean gentlemen would have labeled them. Notwithstanding that political parties, especially after Adult Suffrage, have become features on our political landscape, and in spite of political parties sprouting up in numbers, ours is a reality in which two parties, in any given period, have dominated and have shared the governance of the country. (Re: PPP vs. SVLP, NDP vs. SVLP, ULP vs. NDP.) The political divide has become so marked that it has influenced, it appears, even Calypso Tents and calypsonians. The political reality of a two-party democracy has dichotomized the culture of the people by influencing a whole new mindset about what culture means for a people, and, if the truth be told, what constitutes a good calypso. And so the Emperor declared by

decree: “Hear Yee, Hear Yee. Calypsonians are not politicians; they have no right to criticize the status quo. Failure to desist from being critical of any institution or person of the status quo shall be met by the robust arm of the law, not excluding litigation. Hear Yee. Hear Yee.” As it stands, therefore, can we be faulted if we deem political parties to be self-serving and abusive of the system of competition and descent, inherent in a democracy, for their own ends? Isn’t it interesting that some very black luminaries of the Caribbean have fingered the political leadership for failing to genuinely address the needs — material and otherwise — of the majority of the population who are black? Is this a case of the political leadership, and the political structures they have built, being guilty of violating the trust of the black and poor majority population, a case of devising an agenda to suit their own ends? And in what is an inexplicable, seemingly uncontrollable political competition and pursuit of power, political parties have in a deep and almost intractable manner, exploited the people and turned them against each other, creating what we call political tribalism? In this economic reality of scarcity of resources, must we not fear that this worsens tribalism? For this reality breeds a new political class of party elites, who apportion on to themselves, control of the already scare resources of the land, for distribution to their own rather than for the benefit of all regardless of political affiliation. Yet, when all is said and done, a political party is all about ‘the achievement and exercise of governmental power’. Political parties who govern, do so with one eye on the next elections. Expect, therefore, that some of the state resources will be put to short term electoral populism rather than on long term development. What is worrisome is when the bulk of the resources are used for that myopic, former, purpose. The question is: Have political parties here, instead of being instruments of democracy, become threats to that very democracy? Which one of the parties is ‘man or ‘woman’ enough to begin an effort to correct the mindset?

A letter in support IN THE “SEARCHLIGHT” NEWSPAPER of January 30, 2001, appears an article by Marlon Bute entitled “I’ve met some giants throughout my journey”. My name appears first among Marlon’s galaxy of stars that include in order: Norma Keizer and her two daughters Clare and especially Andrea Bowman; the illustrious Dr. Michael Dennie and Dr. Ralph Gonsalves; and Nelcia Robinson, among others. I suspect that my favoured position had been influenced by the putrid filth recently let go on me gratuitously and unfairly by Blazer Williams in sister journals. Probably Marlon was most anxious to parry, compensate and set the record straight on my behalf. I plead understanding and forgiveness for quoting in full the opening pair of paragraphs which dealt with me. It reads: “Kenneth John is not an over-liked man, or so it seems. I couldn’t care less; I admire the man and have for as long as I could remember been soaking up his columns. I remain enthralled with his mastery of the pen and naturally find it easy to disregard his detractors’ ramblings about his alleged flirtations with lies and half-truths. Besides, none among us is flawless. Heck! We have a literary genius in our midst! Never words flowed so smoothly for as long. Rarely have such writings given us a clearer picture of elements of our social, cultural, economic and political consciousness. I thank Dr. John here and now. Because I too like to write, and his strokes with pen were a staple that nourished me, from Grammar School days through to this day. Alas, I only met the man but twice, unfortunately at a time when fine literature was not foremost on my mind. I’d love to meet him again, though, to chat, have a drink maybe, and reminisce about some of his lovely work. Surely he reads a lot, so I’d like to go through his book, leaf through his favourite ones, and borrow a few maybe, I’ll leave a better writer, I believe. Such honour may not be mine; so you who have written so beautifully and generously, of the sterling contribution of others; cricket, netball, business, farming, calypso, politics, the arts; in colourful ways, in a rhythmic fashion, in clear style, with sweet-sweet flavour. I say thank you

for giving me a piece of you. I long to be a magnificent writer like you...” Dr. Richard Cox has recently regaled me in glory in the same context; I am tempted to say. ‘With Cox and Bute in my corner, who can be against me?’ You have got to believe in Fate. I had just completed the column in readiness for the press on Tuesday afternoon February 10, when my telephone rang. It was an international call from Dr. Cox again “flattering” me in the same vein, and promising yet another “letter of support.” I continue in my morbid mood caused in large measure by persistence in my ailments, aggravated by the loss of so many friends, personal and national. Still I refuse to conclude that old age is a “bitch”. On the contrary, I regard as an honour to live beyond my deteriorating eyesight as a beautiful vision to behold. The death of two females have shaken me a bit — Mrs. Glasgow of Kingstown Park, and that of Rosie Lewis (PG’s Wife) at noon-day of her life. Two males buried in New York, originally from Rose Place Bottom Town. Carl Culzac hailed from a great family headed by the late centurion Dada Culzac of blessed memories. Carl had been a promising cricketer, like me, a fine off spinner. He had been on the first cricket team of elementary school students, captained by Garnet Brisbane, to engage a Grammar School X1, of under 16 years old, skippered by Carl Glen with me as vice-captain. Carl was also a member of Eldon “Muckie” Bramble’s KC.C team against whom I stroked a pleasant and only century in my career. SONNY “PRESCO” DAISLEY IS DEAD The other male death is of Sonny Daisley. Daisley who has been like a big brother to me throughout my life, died two days after his 83rd birthday. Sonny missed out on my earliest days, he having gone to the Stubbs Continued on Page 9.

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Continued from Page 8. Government School to observe the strict up-bringing of his uncle and grand-father who had come from Barbados, a village elder, a “Leader of Thought”. At the BGS, Sonny proved a fairly bright student with a flair for Maths. His extra-curricular exercises were tops - a high jumper in sports, a dependableopening batsman at cricket, and a goal-scoring rightwinger at football. He later did surveying, and the location at Villa where I now write was surveyed by him. He studied in Trinidad where he stayed with one of my sisters. When he returned to SVG to spend Christmas, he fell in love with Lorna Collymore who happened to be the best friend of my own girl friend, Jennie Gabriel. Eventually, we both married our girls, had four children each, who have grown up with one another wherever they resided. All 8 children are in their 50s now. The wives are around 80 years each. I am now at 80 and Sonny has been called to his heavenly home at 83, retired as a brilliant civil engineer before spreading his wings finally in Trinidad. As a matter of interest, I informed Pastor Death as he once did preaching with the goodly Pastor.

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Lessons from deaths of Kate Spade & Anthony Bourdain

Digicel and those intrucive message

I WRITE TO YOU as a to be futile and has been to receive them. The Int’l Women’s Resource Network (IWRN) is met with a myriad of Conversely the text today calling on leaders and corporate stakeholders subscriber to the Digicel mobile phone network. excuses as too why this system can be of benefit globally, to urgently consider investing more into However, I am sure that cannot be done, all of to the population, rather civil society groups whose work is focused on the following comments which are totally than an unwanted psycho-social issues such as depression, mental apply just as well to the implausible and risible in hindrance. health, relationship challenges and financial same service provided by the extreme. Now that we are instability, as these are some of the major triggers FLOW. I suspect that the real entering the hurricane of suicide incidents. In effect, I am sick, reason Digicel do not season, can there not be Unfortunately, the world is wired to believe that tired and fed up of wish to accede to my a link-up between mobile phones. This once someone is wealthy with tons of material receiving intrusive and request is that they NEMO/Digicel/FLOW gives a greater warning gains, happiness is their ultimate; but this is not unwanted text messages receive advertising whereby hurricane coverage to the general the reality as seen last week with the loss of two offering me goods I do revenue, by allowing warnings are population. This warning international celebrities — Kate Spade and Anthony not wish to purchase, third parties access to transmitted by text as Bourdain. Materialism by itself, does not equate to events I do not wish to their advertising well as via tv and radio? system could also be that internal fulfilment required for our spark; attend, and database. Thus, putting This make sense in more utilised by the police they’re simply additives. establishments I do not profit before patrons and ways than one, not least force, for instance, to give warning of any road Recent suicide data emanating from the World wish to patronise. not vice versa. being that since during closure due to slippage or I have requested Health Organization (WHO) shows close to 800,000 These unwanted and the working day not accident or any similar Digicel, on a number of unsolicited messages are every person has access persons die due to suicide every year, which occurrence. occasions, to remove my an invasion of privacy to tv or radio at their equates to one person in every 40 seconds; the data For better use that number from their and customers should be place of employment, it also shows that many more attempt suicide. those ‘useless message’. advertising database. allowed to decide can ne assumed that The organization is making an urgent plea for This request has proved whether or not they wish most if not all carry individuals to begin introspecting within their Andrew personal spaces and really deep dive into the way they connect with those closest to them; many times “how are you” responses are indicators that something is wrong, as well as cries for help. The IWRN further notes, that through its NDP. We had an agreement with a twice, not just for our event but THE NEW DEMOCRATIC experience and work with families and intimate contractor to have the portable also to give the school a muchPARTY (NDP) is aware of a relationships, individuals who are honest and openlavatories removed; unfortunately, needed facelift. Similarly, our malicious attempt by a few this did not happen, and for this minded about their emotional realities, usually supporters of the ULP to bring our candidate for the area, Israel seek help if required. However, in many other Bruce, recently power washed the the party takes full responsibility party into disrepute, by and apologizes unreservedly for instances, people prefer to mask their situations for highlighting an unfortunate Greiggs Clinic that was covered the resultant inconvenience. situation that has since been with mold. Those are the actions fear of being ridiculed or even ostracized. Nevertheless, as soon as this remedied. that reveal the true love and care According to IWRN’s President, Adriana situation was brought to the On Sunday 3rd June, the NDP the NDP feels for the Greiggs Sandrine Isaac-Rattan, “Many people feel attention of our leadership, the hosted a hugely successful community and are the kind that emotionally trapped primarily because they’re portable lavatories were removed Convention Rally at the primary one would expect of an area afraid of their own self-expressions that are related forthwith. school in Greiggs. This community representative. to a number of issues including, but not limited to However, let us not forget that Unfortunately, at the end of the and this school hold significant sexuality, religion and belief system; once people all of last year we had several Convention the portable lavatories schools closing because of leaking historical significance for the believe that their freedom of expression is being were not removed from the NDP. In the early years of the toilets and roofs under the current compromised, they rescind into cycles of depression premises as intended. It is being NDP, Greiggs sheltered out incompetent Unity Labour Party which may advance into suicidal attempts.” suggested, by some who should founding father, Sir James (ULP) administration. Following the deaths of Spade and Bourdain, know better, that this lapse to Mitchell, when his life was The NDP, meanwhile, continues there were many calls which the early closing of the threatened by political rivals, and to be the party with the best school on Tuesday was attributed, interest of our students and from social media the school, built by an NDP was intentional. This is far from platforms in particular, teachers at heart. administration, remains a model the truth. There is no political for people who may be institution of which we are justly party in SVG that is more suicidal or depressed, to Lavern King, Public Relations proud. concerned about the welfare of our Officer, NDP speak out; however, the Prior to the Convention, the students and teachers than the Email: pro@ndpsvg.org * If SVG holds IWRN believes that it is NDP power washed the school the record for the pointless to request longest serving potential victims to Senator/Minister in share their pain if CARICOM? neither the environment TWO DANGERS that threaten to unacceptable and particularly so ‘prophet’ but not to our local * When will there be not the persons with compromise our creditability as of anyone who represents Christ. church. When these ‘prophets’ a ban on smoking in whom the information is messengers for Christ are: the Paul’s integrity was based on leave our shores, we have a public, and laws to being shared, are unable use of ‘flattering words’ or telling his realization that God had burden to carry. protect those who to provide the required people what they want to hear, entrusted him with the message Spreading the gospel to the are exposed to support and just like politician do; and the use of Jesus. Today, many who say people is not a plan of our own second-hand smoke intervention. of faith as a cloak for they preach the Word of God look making but a calling from God. in their homes? covetousness or preaching Jesus for quick money. If we receive a Our aim is not to please people for concealed motives, especially ‘prophet’ here in St. Vincent and but to please the Lord. We must * Is it true that with Int’l Women’s Resource as a way to get rich. the Grenadines, we go wild. We choose not to worry about all the talk of Network Such deceptions are take our money and give it to that material comfort, much less covet Wellness and so what others have. forth, that many, We must find contentment in helping themselves and you live under, people all over many persons here any circumstances. We must find their families. the world want the same basic are overweight but entertainment in the gospel (Phil. Sure, there are protestors things — food, shelter, clothes, also malnourished? 4: 10-13). The best way to counter JUST WANT TO GET in my on the streets of Venezuela, jobs, health care etc., and they * If there will ever two-piece on the recent reand the supermarkets shelves will vote for whoever they think modern culture’s rampant be a cap on rent and cynicism towards Christianity is election of Nicolas Maduro as might be bare. But all of that can deliver those things. In to present a creditable and legal fees in this President of Venezuela. is so because there are a group the case of Venezuela, those in forward message about country? Barring all that we see on of people who want to return to need of the most see Madura as straight Christ. The best way to achieve * Why persons CNN and all those US the days before Hugo Chavez being on their side. that is to let go of our worries under eighteen television networks, Nicolas introduced his revolution on That is the reality of about material things and focus Maduro won the election years old cannot be behalf of the poor and Venezuela which we can’t our hearts opinion and desires in because he is doing the right issued an ID card? oppressed. change and therefore, must God, rather than on any person or thing. And what is that right Can’t we issue two Regardless of what you accept. the things of this world. They thing? 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The Splendid record of the ULP and Comrade Ralph in advancing the cause of Women in SVG

Part 3

Introduction IT IS TO BE noted that the salaries of public servants increased on an average in excess of 70 percent since 2001, some 40 percent in excess of price increases and productivity measured in terms of real Gross Domestic Product. Most of these beneficiaries are women since there are far more women in the civil service, teaching, and nursing than men. Despite these phenomenal achievements, much more still remains to be done for women, and men in SVG! The ULP and the Comrade have the policies and programmes in place; just look at the ULP Manifesto for 2015 and its other public policy documents.

Politics and parliament In terms of active party politics and representation in Parliament, there has been, historically, in SVG, a woeful under-representation of women; but no major party has done better than “Labour” (SVLP/ULP) in this regard: Seven women have been candidates (Girlyn Miguel, René Baptiste, Olivia Bentinck, Celithia Davy, Valcina Ash, Michelle Fife, and Deborah Charles), two of whom have been Ministers of Government as elected representatives. Girlyn Miguel has served for seventeen years (1998 — 2015) in Parliament and fourteen years as a Minister in three Ministries, rising to the level of Deputy Prime Minister. Although Ivy Joshua of the PPP served more terms as a representative than Girlyn Miguel, the latter has risen higher and served longer in government than any other woman. The other ULP Minister was René Baptiste (2001 — 2010) who was the representative for West Kingstown, the only woman ever to be elected in an urban constituency. Five other women have served as Senators for the ULP, two of them as Parliamentary Secretaries. (By comparison the NDP has had six female candidates for office, three of whom won elections, two for two terms each and one served as a Minister). Since the ULP was formed in October 1994, as a merger of the St. Vincent Labour Party and the Movement for National Unity, it has never fought a general election (1998, 2001, 2005, 2010, 2015) without at least one female candidate. In 2015, when the ULP fielded a female candidate, Deborah Charles, against the NDP incumbent, Daniel Cummings, he derisively referred to her as “mere window dressing” and of no merit. Ms. Charles, 48-year-old mother of three, is a qualified teacher who served as a teacher for over a quarter of a century and is also the holder of a Bachelor of Laws degree. Cummings referred to her as “a nobody”, “mere window dressing”! Comrade Ralph and the ULP proposed in the Reform Constitution of 2009 as one of its non-justiciable “Guiding Principles” that political parties offer at least one third of its candidates in elections as women

(there must be one-third of men, too). The NDP critiqued that proposal and the entire Reform Constitution, and in fact led the resistance to the proposed constitution of 2009. So, Marcia Hinds if you want a political party which places women at the centre of its policy discourses, check the ULP. Never mind the propaganda of two or three NDP women. At the NDP women’s gathering, their leader Lorraine Friday, had only one solution to SVG’s problems: Get rid of Ralph and the ULP!

Other impacts The impact of the progressive policies and programmes of the ULP in other areas touches women, too. This is true of the physical infrastructure projects such as the Rabacca Bridge and the Argyle International Airport; the policies on sports and culture; the broad macroeconomic policy and the sectoral programmes; the policies on climate change and natural disasters; air and sea transportation; and regional and foreign policy, among others. It is not an accident that the ULP has been in office longer than any political party in our country’s history; that Comrade Ralph is our longest-serving Prime Minister; that in the 2015 general elections, in going for a fourth consecutive term the ULP won a higher percentage of the popular vote than in 2010; that the ULP wins the majority of both the female and male vote; and that “Labour” is the natural party of governance. Comrade Ralph in the 2015 elections asked the women: “Stand by Me”; they did and they continue to do so. That is a big headache for the NDP, but no importation of one or the other of the Hinds duo from Barbados can help them.

Conclusion And so we have demonstrated over the last three articles, that the ULP has a splendid record when it comes to women’s issues, and the advancement of the cause of women in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. No other government, no other political party, and indeed no other political leader, has been active in the pursuit of the betterment of women. People talk, and sometimes talk is cheap, as the spoutings of the NDP clearly indicate. Of particular note, and of critical importance is the work done by Comrade Ralph and the Unity Labour Party, in keeping the ship of state called St. Vincent and the Grenadines afloat, sailing comfortably through one of the worst economic upheavals in living memory. It is therefore no fluke, that St. Vincent and the Grenadines is one of the very few CARICOM countries, who have not sought the services of the IMF, to bail them out of any economic crisis.

One Nation! One People! One Vincy! (Pt 2) (Excerpts of Dr. Friday’s presentation at the 40th Annual Convention of the NDP) WE HAVE SEEN that youth unemployment is at 46% and underemployment adds to the problem. Very soon, hundreds of students here will graduate from Community College and Secondary Schools. There will also be university graduates returning to use their training for our good. The big question on their minds is this: “Where am I going to find a job?” They have done all we asked of them. They have studied, their families have sacrificed. They borrowed money to go to university and at the end of it, for many there are no jobs for them. And worse, they are not even a priority for this government! All this government is interested in are the figures about pass rates and grades achieved, which they use to prop up the myth of an education revolution. Jobs are needed. That will be our priority! To our young people we say, tell the Prime Minister– the ULP’s main propagandist - and the Minister of Education, a classic copybook if there ever was one, that you are not a statistic! You are talented, proud young people, who want to play your part in building your future and your country’s future. Tell them that it is your right to do so. You should not have to belong to a political party or to a privileged, powerful family to get ahead in your own country! And most emphatically, you, especially the young women, make it clear to all that, despite your vulnerable stage in life and your justifiable desire to make your way in the world, you are not an opportunity for exploitation by powerful and cynical people in this country, or anywhere else. I am with you! The NDP is with you! Our Economy is failing, businesses are closing, and people are daily losing their livelihoods, and sadly, many are losing hope. Like agriculture, our tourism is in decline. Can you believe that this government; the geniuses running our country have just imposed a tax on hotels and guest houses of $8 per room per night; they say to raise money for fighting effects of climate change! They have done this even though the Central Bank has said that stayover visitors in SVG have declined significantly over the past ten years! So why tax a declining industry? They want to kill it, like they killed the banana industry! Hotel operators, for God’s sake, speak up! It is not too late. Don’t let them think you left your mouth in ’a yo mumma’. Our health system is broken and it’s costing lives, every day! We are committed to building a new modern hospital, to be paid for entirely with funds that will be generated by our new Citizenship By Investment programme. Our roads need repair. We all had to endure bad roads getting here today. And to add insult to injury, VAT and other taxes have increased, placing a heavier burden on the backs of the poor people. Crime and Violence are rampant. Year after year, we break records for the number of homicides taking place in our country. Rape and Sexual Violence against our women and children are out of control, and people lack confidence in our justice system to right these wrongs.

A rape culture has taken root in our country and it is destroying lives, especially very young lives. Our people continue to live in fear of political victimization, a weapon used by the ULP against our freedom of expression, our freedom of conscience and our freedom to associate. Corruption, nepotism and lack of accountability are all normal ways of doing business for the ULP government. They are accountable only unto themselves, and they make up the rules as they go along, again to suit themselves.

Accountability We have raised the issue of accountability, or lack thereof by this government many times, when Eustace was our party leader and since I became leader. Our calls for accountability have been met with scorn and contempt by Dr. Gonsalves and his colleagues. In fact, Gonsalves actually said publicly that he has “no moral responsibility” to abide by the requirements of the Constitution regarding accountability. In so doing, he abandoned and denied his responsibility to the nation’s Constitution and to its people! A terrible thing to do as leader of a country. He should be the chief defender of our constitution. But, alas he is not. They did it also in Parliament when they improperly blocked our motion of no confidence, saying that they could change it to say whatever they like, even to be contrary to the original motion, and that would be okay. And the Speaker of the House caved in and let them do it. But, on the issue of accountability, I will remind him and the people of our country of what I said at a press conference just over a year ago: “In a modern democratic society, public funds cannot be spent in the dark. The law does not allow it and we, hand in hand with the Vincentian people, will not allow the government to break the law with impunity.” It should now be obvious to anyone who cares to look, that the Prime Minister Gonsalves and the ULP are now confirming their complete and utter contempt for the whole business of accountability; their complete disregard for the Constitution and the rule of law, and their contempt for the people of this country. I’ll have more to say about this at another time and place, but for now, let us continue to insist on one thing: accountability is a must for any government! It is simply not negotiable! Fellow Vincentians, we can do great things when we work together for one another. The divide and conquer politics practised by the ULP may help the party to stay in power a little longer but, in the process, it kills the country. Therefore, I say to you, embrace your neighbor, no matter the party they voted for in the last election. Don’t focus on the color of the shirt they wore in the past, or perhaps even now. Change can only come when they too change their minds about who would best represent them in government and provide for their future.

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The perfect storm

Judges Ah don’t Grudge yo

“Life can be only understood backward, but it must be lived forward. Alas, too much time is spent reasoning the past, complaining about the present, and worrying about the future, which we cannot see nor understand. Even if we saw it, and all we do is weaken ourselves, lose heart and courage, and are unable to see, far less grasp, the opportunities that will no doubt abound.” - Jesus Pazos, former CEO of Neal & Massy (now rebranded Massy Group)

THIS CALYPSO BUSINESS ain’t easy. Calypsonians practise their songs then go on stage to sing. They can’t pull up, wield, come again and start over. Calypso offers no such luxury like its Soca cousin. Calypso is unforgiving. A good calypso, well presented, is an art of pure genius. But the art of calypso writing is dying. Wit and humour, double entendre and craftiness have given way to the dry narrative. Facts and truth are casualties in the mad rush to connect with calypso lovers. All too often, good vocals is a sure-fire ticket to the big yard and calypso glory. SVG calypso needs an injection of Funny and Crazy, Lord Hawke and Sheller, CP and D Professor. All too often calypso lovers are treated to a strict diet of humdrum lyrics. We are forced to listen to more than sixty calypsos from the Graduates, Upstage Xperience and On Tour Calypso Tents, and few and far between is the occasion for real satisfaction. Craft and wit is now left to Marshie, and aging veterans Sulle and Brother Ebony. The brightest spot in calypso over the last few years is the emergence of woman. This growth has been recognized by the Calypso Association with the hosting of a women’s calypso competition that was won by Joanna Christopher, whose winning rendition was ‘Everything Gone up’. Truly, the song was better suited for a high school entry, but Joanna has lots of experience and a great voice. I rather M’riah ‘Siah’ Robinson’s ‘They love mini-vans vans’ or Phylicia ‘Nubian Princess’ Alexander’s ‘Dirty Clothes online.’ But then again, we don’t grudge the judges. Last week, there was an interesting conversation on social media regarding Shaunelle Mc Kenzie’s ‘Life is not fair’. It dealt with men’s experience at the Family Court. Some men loved it. There was even a call in some quarters that she was favoured as 2018 Calypso Monarch. Shaunelle could sing. She is a veteran performer with over two decades experience. But coming from a woman, the song boggles my mind. Shaunelle laments the fact that women seem to be winning all of the cases. There is a reason why this happens. Most women take men to family court mainly for child support. These men ‘father’ children and turn their backs. So it is only logical when they are hauled before the court, the magistrate will demand that they pay. My second shade with Shaunelle’s song is that it speaks of women who take men’s money and go gallivanting across the world. In which world does Shaunelle live? On average, women get about $200.00 per month for child support. This amount is hardly enough to care for the children. The only travel such a woman does is when she takes Sulle’s advice and rape herself. Zangie won three crowns in a row. He barely missed out last year. This brother could really sing ‘for king calypso’. But what did he sing that took him to the crowns again? What did he sing last year? This year he has one called Garifuna. Plain Talk considers it high schoolish. But we are only grudges. You got to give it to Zangie though. The brother can really

JESUS PAZOS was one of the presenters at the Distinguished Leadership and Innovation Conference (DLIC) held at the Hyatt Hotel in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, on 24th May 2018. This annual event, arranged by the Arthur Lok Jack Global School of Business (ALJGSB), University of the West Indies, attracts presenters and attendees from all over the world. Over the years, the conference has featured other distinguished business leaders, authors, and researchers. These have included Professor Michael Porter, Sir Ken Robinson, Professor Luke Williams, Jim Collins, Pankaj Ghemawat, Professor Donald Sull, Dr. Peter Senge, Tom Peters, Daniel H. Pink, Marcus Buckingham, Malcolm Gladwell, and many more. Pazos’ presentation at the 2018 DLIC was entitled “The Perfect Storm”. The quotation that was used to introduce this week’s essay was extracted from that outstanding address. It is loaded with wisdom. Among other things, it reminds us of the need to avoid being paralysed by our experiences (especially our failures,) and to seek to always develop the winning attitudes that are necessary for success. Since his retirement as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Neal & Massy, he has willingly shared his experiences “from the trenches”, with hundreds of business students at ALJGSB. He regularly challenges audiences to avoid becoming daunted by the challenges that they will face in the world of business and the need to command when in command. He is a gifted presenter who weaves the knowledge about best practices in business management with stories and anecdotes that enhance the retention of the many truths about management, leadership, and life in general. He has inspired many. He reminds listeners that companies and individuals will periodically go through “storms”. Some are created and sustained by forces within (often by choices) while others are orchestrated by events that emerge in the external environment. However, regardless of the source of the trauma, there is wisdom in looking for the opportunities that so very often emerge within the “perfect storm”. These storms may traumatise us, but we often have the potential, the capacity, to weather them. So much depends on our focus and our determination. He notes that coping with the perfect storm requires leaders and managers to be emotionally detached and objective when making hard decisions. These are the times when it is important to be decicive. Jesus Pazos describes the relatively rapid growth of the Neal & Massy conglomerate leading up to and throughout the 1980s. They became one of the region’s largest conglomerates through mergers and acquisitions. The group had acquired companies such as Grell Group, the Cannings Group, and

the Geddes Grant Group. However, many of these acquisitions were done using borrowed money. He describes the company as having “a mountain of debt”. This magnified the challenges that the company faced as the storm of hyper-change that Neal & Massy sailed into in the 1990s. To survive the storm, the firm was faced with the hard but necessary decision to divest 41 companies (approximately half of the number of companies) over a three-year period. This resulted in the termination of approximately 2,000 employees. Fortunately, most of these were retained by the new owners. The company was nursed back to health after the “amputations”. The conglomerate weathered the storm and now operates throughout and beyond the Caribbean. There may be some of this column’s readers who are going through some kind of storm in their lives. Or they may know someone who is. The storm may have arisen from a physical challenge such as an accident or disease. It may have been created by a faltering or broken relationship. Its untimely and unwelcomed visit may have been the result of some kind of financial misfortune. There are a host of situations that can create storms in our lives. However, amidst all of this, there is reason to hope. We can make it a “perfect storm” where good can emerge from what would have originally seemed to be devastating and destructive. Good can emerge from a bad situation. Opportunities and blessings often lie amidst the destruction and danger. All is not lost. So much depends on our focus and our determination. We are all prone to depression as we face the various storms of life. It is not strange to feel emotionally depleted and exhausted when faced with life’s challenges. But it is so very important that we develop appropriate coping mechanisms and be prepared to make hard but necessary decisions. As Pazos would say, “During such times, it is insufficient to merely improve what is. We must be prepared to create what isn’t”. We need to view the contributors to the storm and develop appropriate strategies/actions to mitigate and eradicate these. At times like these, it is not good enough to merely analyse the symptoms and causes of the discomfort. We must be prepared to take appropriate action. It may mean that we have to take on a totally different (and radical) way of thinking. Heading into, and getting through, the perfect storm requires courage. It is not for the timid and faint-hearted. We have the capacity and the privilege of dealing with these storms regardless of their intensity and/or duration. The solutions are often right before us. Sometimes we need a caring relative or friend “to guide us from the outside”. But so very often we need to take that objective inner look to provide a critical analysis of the situation and, having done so, to implement the changes that we know are necessary to deal with the perfect storm. Send comments, criticisms & suggestions to julesferdinand@gmail.com

sing. His confidence is growing and his stage presence is commanding. On the positive side there is youth and women with great voices. There is life in calypso for some time to come. We are particularly impress with the stage presence and performances from the youthful: Siah Robinson - ‘They love minivans’; Sheena Collis - ‘Come guide me’; Sylvorn Royal Gem Lavia ‘Strong like a wall.’ Wynner’s confident rendition of ‘Still ah Slave’ and Chewalee’s emotional performance with ‘Put in to get out’ are bright spots among the young males. All calypsonians know by now that all you need to cause a roar at a calypso tent is to sing about government, women or politicians. Or ‘pray ah women want you to land on she airport’. Before you run away, be sure to put on your parachute. From the Dynamite tent, Rejector blew up the place with ‘Gonzitis’ and should have secured a place for the big yard on June 29. From Graduates, any six from the following should emerge: Sulle — ‘Rape yoself’, Tajoe —‘Never write for King Calypso’, Kingsley ‘Hero’ Roberts — ‘For love of country’, Chewalee — ‘Put in to get out’, Broom — ‘Consider the poor’, Wynner — ‘Still ah slave’, Hance — ‘For the love of Pan’, Nubian Empres — ‘Dirty clothes online’, and Royal Gem — ‘Strong like wall’. Mitch might have talked himself out of contention when ‘story jumped out’ too many times. Upstage Xperience must be saddened that the judging was not last week when they were on a high. They were flatter before the judges, but look for at least 6 from among the following: Brother Ebony — ‘Bandit’, Zangie — ‘Garifuna’, Siah Robinson ‘They love mini-vans vans’, Shaunelle — ‘Life isn’t fair’, Joanna Christopher‘Everything Gone Up’, Cleopatra Hendrickson — ‘Common sense’, Gosnel Cupid - ‘Corruption’, Skarpyon- ‘When you doing it’, Observer — ‘No bed of roses’, Sheena Collis — ‘Come guide me’, Parry — ‘Jesters and Abuser’s. Lovers of On Tour Tent may be disappointed if at least 5 of their bards don’t emerge. Scakes — ‘Nation builder’, AbiJah — ‘Vision’, Marshie — ‘Dearly departed’, Patches — ‘Free Yogi’, Azarah — ‘Me Soca man’, Stacy — ‘What it take’, Man Sick — ‘Mr Speaker’, Marvo — ‘Ah fraid to talk’, and Bongo I-Lee — ‘ Turn down the music’. We have no crystal ball. We are not preachers with the plain truth. Our mouth ain’t the Bible. We sit in the grudger’s gallery so don’t be surprised if the judges saw differently, heard much more clearly and selected many who disappoint all ah we. Their decision is final. Take their decision in strides and always remember, if you want to hear good calypso, be sure to come to the tent. Lord Have Mercy will be there. Send comments, criticisms & suggestions to jomosanga@gmail.com

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Deep discrimination in taxation in SVG ACCORDING to Warrant Officer Ivan O’Neal, BSc (Hons) MSc, MBA, Leader of SVG Green Party, there is deep discrimination in tax in SVG. How can it be that if you consume EC$6.05 worth of water, you have to pay an additional EC$25 in tax? In SVG, migrants can become millionaires almost overnight, because Migrants — such as in Mustique and Canouan — often do not pay tax and customs duty. Meanwhile, the indigenous people of SVG are plagued by tax and are literally being taxed to

destitution and death. This is clear evidence of gross discrimination in SVG’s virtually dead economy. A Green Government would rejuvenate SVG’s virtually dead economy and make the wholesale changes desperately needed to bring prosperity. Water is life, and so under a Green Government, there would be zero tax on piped water. And the finances we forsake by doing this can be recovered by making all migrants in Mustique and Canouan pay tax. Those,

Alberto became the first subtropical storm before the official 2018 hurricane season was declared.

FLOW readying for the hurricane season THE PREMATURE start to the 2018 Hurricane Season on May 25 when subtropical storm Alberto formed East of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, serves as a stark reminder of last year’s devastating season. In addition, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), there is a 35% chance of an above normal hurricane season this year. “All this makes preparation for the 2018 season an even greater priority,” said Garry Sinclair, C&W’s Caribbean President. Cable & Wireless which operates both Flow and C&W Business Solutions in the region, has been preparing for the season, and encourages everyone to be on alert and ready to take the necessary steps to protect family and property. Flow has already completed a series of rigorous hurricane drills across its markets and has begun customer awareness campaigns. The company has also invested in new cellular towers built specifically to withstand category 5 wind conditions, and has been rolling these out as part of its restoration efforts in the badly affected islands of Dominica, British Virgin Islands and Anguilla. Additionally, the company has also reinforced its sub-sea network that connects the Americas to the World with increased transmission capacity across fibre links in some markets and put in place even more redundancy options. (Redundancy: a term used to describe alternative routes for data and mobile traffic, in the event of an emergency). Garry Sinclair also said, “While we are enormously proud of our network

performance in the hurricaneimpacted islands last year, we know we have to continue to prepare for the current season. We are hard at work shoring up our defences to make our networks even more resilient and robust for the 2018 season. For example, in Dominica, one of the hardest hit markets, we’ve relocated our Main Exchange to higher ground a reinforced second floor location. In the BVI, another hard hit market, we reinforced the network towers and expanded the underground network to bolster redundancies should telephone poles become compromised during a hurricane.” Cable and Wireless, the Caribbean’s largest full-service communications company is keenly aware of the vital role of its services before, during and after these lifeimpacting weather events. This was most visibly demonstrated in islands like BVI, Dominica, Anguilla and Turks and Caicos where Flow was able to maintain network connectivity for its customers during the brunt of Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017. The ability to stay in contact with loved ones and to give updates on their safety was a tremendous relief to Flow customers in those markets. According to Sinclair, “Hurricane preparedness has to be a priority for everyone including regional governments and businesses. We at C&W continue to hold true to our commitment to keep our customers connected to family and friends especially when it matters most, during times of disaster.”

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migrants, the majority being white, who refuse to pay tax and customs duty would have to pack their bags and go back to where they came from. Why is it that if you are connected to the SVG state-owned Central Water and Sewerage Authority (CWSA) and get a small water consumption bill of EC$6.05, you are then forced to pay a Basic Water Charge of EC$14.00 and an Environmental Fee of EC$11.00?. This is outrageous, especially when you consider that Taiwan and the super-rich migrants of Mustique and Canouan can get away with tax avoidance of about EC$3.6 billion annually. Is this not a gross abuse of power and gross discrimination by the ULP regime? Warrant Officer Ivan O’Neal, who has over 31 years of international military service and was awarded the British Royal Air Force Meritorious Service Medal for Distinguished Military Service and the Most Blessed Order of Brunei by His Majesty the Sultan of Brunei for Distinguished Military Service in Brunei’s Armed Forces, strongly believes that extremely poor quality leadership at the top is the core problem in SVG. Ivan O’Neal’s extensive military service and experiences of providing leadership in various military forces units around the world, have taught him that success is built upon the foundation of strong leadership. Weak

leadership by the ULP regime is stoking poverty, destitution and squalor in SVG and has killed the SVG economy. A Green Government would provide strong leadership to SVG, and with that, success. We would break the chain of dependency created under the ULP regime’s policy of begging and borrowing and tax avoidance for Taiwan and the migrants of Mustique and Canouan. A Green government would provide the leadership needed for small business development, employment creation and skills training for our young people. A Green Government would provide a new living environment compatible to protecting and preserving the long-term interests of our people and our country. Deep discrimination in taxation, whereby when you consume EC$6.05 worth of water you are forced to pay over four times as much as your consumption bill - EC$25 - in additional taxes, would be a thing of the past. SVG Green Party

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Crop insurance very important THE ISSUE OF CROP INSURANCE is one of great importance, especially given the millions of dollars invested in this sub-sector of the agricultural sector. In addition to the established crops like banana, plantain and ground provision, the Minister pointed to the huge amounts now invested in cocoa and coffee. He was at the time speaking at a session held on Thursday, May 31st held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to usher in and create a sense of readiness for the 2018 hurricane season “This (crop insurance) is something we have to address in 2019 going into 2020,” Caesar said. As for banana and plantain, the Minister said that it was expected that the process of providing renewed

insurance for banana and plantain farmers was almost complete. WINCROP, although having been impacted heavily following the devastation that occurred in Dominica following the passage of Hurricane Maria in 2017, was again involved in the process of insuring banana and plantain farmers. As he addressed the issue of insurance, Caesar said that his ministry had already embarked on a project to conduct a survey involving farmers, fisher folk and users of the forests. The information captured, after it is analyzed, is expected to reveal who are the most vulnerable. He said that too often, the officials wait until after the occurrence of a

Minister of Agriculture Saboto Caesar has addressed the importance of crop insurance, saying that the investment here was too valuable not to be safeguarded. natural disaster to go to look in areas without knowing exactly where the hotspots, or most vulnerable areas are located. (DD)

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about his body by two gunmen at his business A MAN WHO came to the place (I’tal shop) in assistance of a fellow Hollywood, Redemption villager after that villager, Sharpes, Bute was was shot multiple times, is warded at the Milton now nursing gunshot Cato Memorial Hospital injuries. nursing gunshot injuries Almost two weeks he received last Tuesday. after Hutcher Bute came THE VINCENTIAN to the assistance of understands that Kenette ‘Jessie’ Bess who gunmen (no number was shot multiple times given), last Tuesday, by KENVILLE HORNE

Police on ganja high? by HAYDN HUGGINS DEFENCE LAWYER Grant Connell thinks that the odour of marijuana may be getting some police officers high. Connell voiced his feelings while representing Jamarie Lowmans, a 31-year-old farmer of Gibson Corner, who pleaded guilty to possession of 307 grams (approx. 0.67 pounds) of marijuana with intent to supply, when he appeared at the Serious Offences Court on Monday. Attorney Grant The facts revealed that Connell was lightaround 11:25am, last hearted in arguing Saturday, a female police a marijuana-related officer boarded a mini-bus at case before the Little Tokyo, in which Serious Offences Lowmans was a passenger. Court this week. She observed the odour of marijuana, and instructed the driver to proceed to the nearby Central Police Station. He complied, and a search of the vehicle and passengers was conducted at the station, during which the marijuana, contained in plastic bags was found in Lowmans’ possession. In mitigation, Connell said, “I have always been telling the Court that marijuana seems to have an orgasmic effect on the police. When they smell it, they get high? They seem to have the ability to sniff it out”. Connell said that one of Lowmans’ friends had given him the marijuana to make a quick dollar, as he (Lowmans) wanted the money to visit the dentist.

entered a house belonging to Bute’s relatives and where he was staying, and opened fire, hitting him about his body, including his neck. There were, the report said, two distinct periods of gunfire. Bute was rushed to the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital where he was treated and warded. He is said to be in stable condition.

One of Bute’s close relatives, who requested anonymity, told THE VINCENTIAN that the family and persons in the area suspect the gunmen who targeted Bute were the same gunmen who attempted to take Bess’ life. “They feel that Hutcher know who try to kill Jessie so they trying to kill him,” said the relative. Up to press time, Bute

was awaiting a CT scan to ensure that his injuries were not lifethreatening. Bess, on the other hand, remained in intensive care. Police are said to be investigating Bute’s shooting, but relatives and residents of the area say that they are not holding out much hope for anything fruitful to come out of that. (KH)

Hutcher Bute’s relative fear that there are persons who want to ‘shut him up’.

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AMARA ADAMS, representing the Cane End Government School, claimed the 2018 National Mathematics Quiz title, when the final took place at the Peace Memorial Hall, last Friday. An undertaking of the Ministry of Education, National Reconciliation, Ecclesiastical Affairs and Information, in conjunction with Hodder Education, Adams warded off eight other finalists in what was a keenly contested quiz final. In fact, a tie breaker was needed to separate

Top prize winner- Amara Adams poses with her winnings, received from Millah Cunnnigham is presented with Hodder Education her prizes from Byron Wilson. representative - Byron the top three places, after they were Wilson. all on 135 points, following the three rounds of competition. Adams thus walked away with the Challenge Trophy, the First Place trophy and a Netbook. Beaming at her trumping the quiz, Adams revealed that she cherished the title. “The first time I got a trophy, was when I was doing a D.A.R.E (Drug Awareness Resistance Education) report (when) I got the best D.A.R.E report; but there is nothing better than this. I like winning this trophy for my favourite subject Math,” Adams said. Sharing in Adams’ victory was her Mathematics teacher- Sherika Peters, who said it was not a surprise to her. “I am not surprised that she did it, because she is the top student in the class and the top Math student,” Peters related, adding that Admas was well prepared leading up to last Friday’s final. Second to Adams was Millah

Third place – Daroy Mc Dowall (left) gets his reward from Hodder Education – Byron Wilson. Cunningham of the Calliaqua Anglican. Cunningham received a trophy and a tablet, while third place — Daroy Mc Dowall of the Diamond Government got a trophy and a smart phone. The top three schools also received one year’s free subscription to Hodder Education’s online Math quiz programme. The finals consisted of three rounds of competition. Round One involved each student being posed with different questions, which they were required to answer in writing. Round Two saw the participants giving oral answers to a maximum ten questions, in two minutes. In this round, they had one attempt at answering a question. In Round Three, each finalist was given four questions to be answered which they had to display, on a piece of paper. Students had one minute in which to respond. Fifteen(15) points were awarded for each correct response in this round. The other finalists were Ciara George of the CW Prescod Primary, Jay MorrisSpring Village Methodist, Clarencia Cain — Barrouallie Anglican; Nickyla Tannis- Fancy Government , along with Zohann Ollivierre of the Paget Farm Government and Devonte Joseph — the Canouan Government. All finalists were rewarded with trophies, along with gift bags, compliments Hodder Education. The finalists emerged from the nine zonal preliminary rounds, which saw 48 schools participating. This year’s Math Quiz marked a return after a three-year absence.

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Employees were required to complete assignments and undergo examinations upon conclusion of all courses. Successful candidates will be provided with certification including credits that can be used towards further personal development with various regional and international educational institutions including the University of the West Indies. CUSTOMER RELATIONS MANAGEMENT Thirty-seven (37) employees from across all departments of the organisation were also trained in Customer Relations Management in April 2018. The workshop was facilitated by Ms. Freida V. Nichols, a Market Development and Public Relations consultant.

INTERNATIONAL MARITIME DANGEROUS GOODS CODE (IMDG) AND CARGO HANDLING As part of its mandate to provide training and development to its staff, thirty-one (31) of the Port’s employees were trained in the areas of International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG) and Cargo Handling from June 04 – 08, 2018. The training was conducted by Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) and targeted staff members from across all departments including management/supervisory staff, with emphasis being placed on those

workers from the Operations, Marine and Maintenance departments. Members of the Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force also participated in this training. The objective of the training was to continuously facilitate a culture of Health & Safety on the Port by ensuring that employees are knowledgeable, compliant and certified in IMDG regulations and Cargo Handling procedures. PORT FACILITY SECURITY The Caribbean Maritime University was also engaged to provide training in Port Facility Security to members of the Port’s Surveillance Department. The training was geared at providing the required competence to perform the duties and responsibilities of the Port Facility Security Personnel with designated security duties, in conjunction with the International Maritime Organization’s MSC.1/Circ 118, Guidance on Training and Certification for Port Facility Security Officer and ISPS code. A total of sixteen (16) staff members participated in this training.

The training addressed areas such as diagnosing and responding to customer’s request, handling challenging customers, using language to serve the customers and supporting customer service improvements at the Port, amongst others. The objective of the training was to assist in developing a mindset dedicated to delivering outstanding customer service to both external and internal customers, building employee loyalty and creating a better working environment. The SVG Port Authority will continue in its efforts to train and certify its employees in anticipation of the new Port Facility which is currently in its development phase.

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Fayth: My results did not surprise me Gianna Stapleton: Fayth advised all students to put God first and then thank Him FAYTH CAMBRIDGE of the St. Mary’s when “He gives you success.” She Roman Catholic School achieved recalled how much her family, the CPEA exam scores of: Math – church and school prayed for her 65/75; Language – 72/75; Science success, and stated that the result – 72/75; and Social Studies – could have gone another way, had 65/75. they not done so. Though she said she was She also encouraged fervent nervous when the results were study, the elimination of being released, she admitted that ‘distractors’, continuous looking she was satisfied and not over of work completed and surprised, as she expected to place relaxation from study. within the top ten. The young lady will attend the With an overall percentage of St. Vincent Girls’ High School, 93.80%, Fayth placed 4th for girls and intends to jump into extraand 6th overall and was elated curricular involvement quite that she shared the exact position early. She told THE with her best friend from VINCENTIAN that along with Kindergarten, Gianna Stapleton. wanting to join the Girl Guide The very eloquent and selfCompany and becoming a Ranger assured resident of Belvedere, in Guide later, she is bent on speaking about the School-Based becoming a Young Leader and Fayth Cambridge has her eyes Assessments, was adamant that joining in assisting in raising set on a career path but is open the project was difficult. “It was funds for different causes in the to changes, given the quite difficult because it was school. experiences that lie ahead for group work and my group didn’t At this point in life, Fayth is her. have the most reliable people, but contemplating a future in we still got it done and I’m cardiology, but believes that possible, for example business or thankful for that.” She also found because there are so many more that the portfolio did not need to experiences that she will undergo, agriculture. be so intense. a switch to something else is by GLORIAH…

Safiya Andrews – advancing the CAP legacy

Safiya Andrews is looking forward to enhancing her creative abilities at the Girls’ High School.

THROUGHOUT THEIR YEARS as students at the Calliaqua Anglican Primary School, Safiya Andrews and Janos Lucas say that they competed against one another for the top position in their class. But it would be Andrews who would have the final say when they sat the 2018 edition of the Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment (CPEA) examinations, placing 6th overall and 4th for girls. Lucas gave a good account of herself, placing 12th overall. Andrews said that she expected to perform well, based on her performance at school. Reaping success meant having to make some sacrifices — spending less time on the electronic devices such as the tablet, and staying up later than usual to study.

“I even had to shut my brothers out of my room in order to get some peace and quiet,” she mused. She said that she is grateful to her mother, Safern Andrews, and teachers, Ms Roberts and Ms John for ensuring that she was prepared for the CPEA. Safiya, like her colleague Janos, will be attending the Girls’ High School when the new school year begins in September, and she said that she was looking forward to the experience. She is especially looking forward to being able to explore her creative abilities in art class. Meanwhile, the principal, Mrs. Corselle Smith, said that while she and her staff were pleased with the overall performance of the Grade 6 students this year, she admitted that she knew they

could have done better. “There were at least four other students who could have easily placed in the top ten,” she said. The school recorded a 97.2 percent overall pass rate and, according to Smith, 30 percent of the students from the institution she heads performed well enough to be able to attend the school of their choice. (DD)

‘The extra work helped’ by GLORIAH… TWELVE-YEAROLD GIANNA STAPLETON of the St. Mary’s Roman Catholic School placed 4th for girls and 6th overall, achieving even scores with her best friend Fayth Cambridge of the same school. Her marks for the written tests were: Math – 66/75; Language – 71/75; Science Gianna Stapleton would have – 71/75; and preferred a single day of written Social Studies – exams. 65/75. She gained an overall percentage of 93.80%. She was ecstatic that she and her friend had stuck it out together and had come out with equal results. Gianna, from Twenty Hill, felt that her journey was rewarding. She was happy to have started her SBAs at Grade Five, dealing with book reports and beginning aspects of the portfolio. She expressed the belief the book reports will benefit her in secondary school with subjects like History, Geography, Literature and so which require a lot of reading and analyzing. The quantity or writing and re-writing required for the portfolio presented a serious challenge, but encouragement by parents, teachers and friends helped greatly. She admitted that she would have preferred a single day of written exams, as at the end of Day One, there was the worry about “going back tomorrow”. Among the ‘other things’ that contributed to the achievement, Gianna told THE VINCENTIAN, “I did a lot of past papers, starting in Grade Five and my teachers helped me with lessons before class in the morning and after-school.” The desire to better her brother’s 10th position in the 2016 CPEA was also added motivation. Gianna will attend the St. Vincent Girls’ High School where she plans to be an involved student. Along with making new friends, she is looking forward to joining the Girl Guides Company and securing a place in the school’s Young Leaders group. And even at this early stage, Gianna has called her choice of profession in the future, “settled”. She is adamant that she wants to be a paediatrician. Gianna’s parents are Giselle Myers and Benny Stapleton.

Aija Neverson: Performing beyond her expectation showing an air of satisfaction with her achievement. ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD AIJA Reflecting on the journey to NEVERSON placed 7th for those four subject tests during girls and 9th overall in the the two days of exams, Aija 2017/18 CPEA exam. This recalled, “The SBA’s were not made her the second-best too challenging but they made performer for her school — the you think!” . She described Windsor Primary. them as being “manageable.” Her scores were: Math — As for the written exam, 65/75; Language — 74/75; she admitted that she did not Science — 75/75; and Social find these challenging either. Studies — 60/75. “It wasn’t really challenging,” When THE VINCENTIAN she said, “I was calm and visited her school, Aija was confident and after the first by GLORIAH….

day I was just ready to do the second one. I’d rather it be one day and then be finished though.” Despite Aija’s apparent excitement in the moment, she was clear to point out that she did not expect to place in the top ten, “I think I was looking at something lower, as in the top twenty.” She acknowledged that she had worked hard, and spoke of a wake-up call she received in Grade Five. “I had always

been a good performer until one day in Grade Five I got 65% or 62% for Math. That was a wake-up call! It made me push even harder.” Coming out of her experiences, Aija advises students to never give up, no matter what. Continued on Page 21. Aija Neverson may just have underestimated her own ability.

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Zedon Joseph: God is responsible Assessment. Zedon’s accomplishment was greeted with elation in the Central Leeward town. The 11-year-old Layou Primary School student gained a 93.4 per cent average. Residents gathered at the Christopher/Joseph home to show their adulation for the young man. Joanna assessed the events as a spiritual fulfilment. “God moves in a mysterious way,” she Zedon Joseph brought declared. There is daily added reason for devotion in the celebrations within his Christopher/Joseph and family circle and the for Joanna, Zedon’s is an wider community of answer. Layou. “We want to give God everything. God is IT IS HARD TO responsible for this,” SEPARATE Zedon Joanna assured. Joseph and Joanna Zedon has been Christopher/Joseph. The consistent in his school difficulty is with whom career, and this to start. achievement is Whatever the choice, testimony. His God the combination amounts mother - Monique Mills to a source of pride and comes in for special joy for the Layou mention. Joanna insists community. that without her, things Joanna took home the might not have been Queen of Calypso title what they are. last Friday. By Monday Zedon plays table morning, she was tennis under the awakened to the news guidance of Coach Sean that her son, Zedon, had Stanley. He is also a emerged third for boys cricket fan and looks at and tenth overall in the Sunil Narine as a source Caribbean Primary Exit of inspiration. And being

Aija Neverson: Performing beyond her expectation Continued from Page 20. The resident of Harmony Hall is now eager to attend the St. Vincent Girls’ High School where she plans to be quite active. “My mom has already made sure that I’m going to do everything at that school,” she chuckled with excitement. That will be the institution where she will continue to fuel her foundation for a career in veterinary medicine. Aija is the daughter of Dana Neverson and Dermaine Owens.

from that community, there is bound to be an influence of football. Forty-two students from Layou sat this year’s tests, with 37 acquiring the standard. (WKA)

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Dynamite calysponians in preliminary judging Story and photos by Nelson A. King naking@verizon.net; kingnaking210@yahoo.com US CORRESPONDENT

Allan ‘Field Marshall’ Marshall had a warm welcome back to competitive calypso.

ELEVEN calypsonians from the Dynamite Calypso Tent in New York, gave a good account of themselves Saturday night, in the preliminary judging in the National Calypso Competition in Vincy Mas 2018.

Minister of Culture Cecil ‘Ces’ McKie and US Consul General Howie Prince joined the ebullient crowd at Café Omar on Nostrand Avenue in Brooklyn, as five judges from home — Vin Stewart, Earl Paynter, Roddy Dowers, Aubrey Gould and Daniel Hall — screened the calypsonians for selection to the semi-finals. Perennial competitors — Dennis Bowman, Carlos ‘Rejector’ Providence, John ‘D Truth’ Dougan, Ramon ‘Jose Juan’ Diaz and Joel ‘Navel String’ Bartholomew — as well as Oscar James, Allan ‘Field Marshall’ Marshall, Kenroy ‘Jakie’ Jack, Delahanty Isles, Daniel ‘Dan Radix’ Providence and Michelle-Ann ‘Hibiscus’ Hillocks were impressive in lyrical content and stage performance, for the most part. James bemoaned the ravages of hurricanes in the region with ‘Hurricane’, singing: “We Daniel ‘Dan Radix’ Providence – one of those hoping to make the semis for the first time.

in pain/Don’t come back again/We shall rise again.” Field Marshall, with ‘Guns’ said, inter alia, “I trying to understand/What’s going on in the land (SVG)/So much life at play/too much to bare,” he sang to loud applause. Bowman urged patrons to ‘Wake Me Up’, with the “amount of murders ah seeing,” adding, “Wake me up/cause ah sleeping.” Navel String, the fivetime Union Island Calypso King, refused to eat ‘Saltfish’, stating: “Yo saltfish too salt/I don’t want it at all.” Jakie said he was “getting tired of all dem lions,” and recommended that they be thrown into the ‘Lions Den’. Singing about ‘Gonzitis’, Rejector, a former national calypso monarch, bedecked in hospital scrubs, with a stethoscope hanging from his neck, evoked loud applause, claiming “so much pain/ Gonzitis in de place.” Delahanty, the daughter of veteran calypsonian Earl ‘Exposer’ Isles, queried: “What are we fighting

for?” Despite the spiraling crime wave, Dan Radix said the nation was still a “Beautiful land/beautiful land of freedom.” Bespectacled Jose Juan appealed to ‘Light it Up’, prompting coMaster of Ceremonies Hailes Carlos ‘Rejector’ Castello to remark Providence, a former at song’s end: “I monarch looking to return to thought it was weed glory. he was referring to.” The other Master of brother/So do what is Ceremonies was Atiba right. Williams. In a post-show Hibiscus, a former interview, D Truth, winner in the New York president of the New Song Competition, Dynamite Calypso Tent, trekked from told THE VINCENTIAN Philadelphia to urge that, while the tent nationals to “take action expects to be “heavily before you think,” represented in this year’s adding… “It’s never too semifinals, we learned late,” in her rendition of after the show that ‘Blame Yoself’. judges were having D Truth was ‘Afraid’, difficulty hearing some of adding, however, that the lyrics. “we are in this thing “We hope this does not together. … It could be affect the selection your father or your process,” he cautioned.

Joanne takes her first title Continued from Backpage.

Joanne shows her class But back to the show: Joanne, doing a number entitled ‘Everything Gone Up’, a commentary on inflation, and performing in position number 13, blew the myth of thirteen being unlucky to cinders. She was in total command of the Danette Dopwell-Carlton ‘CP’ Hall composition, whose combination of skill made it comfortable for the singer, and whose control/delivery — pitch, tone, enunciation, timing, presence of body - made her act an extremely difficult one for her relative Kristiana ‘Singing Kristy’ Christopher who followed her in position 14, not to mention what it would have done to the 12 competitors who had come before her. Add a near consummate performance to the fact that it appeared from all indications that she was a crowd favourite, and it seemed just a formality for the judges. Joanne took home the first prize $2,500, and can consider herself to have ushered in a new era in female calypso in SVG. In second place was Shaunelle McKenzie with ‘Life Isn’t Fair’, and in third place was Phylicia ‘Nubian Empress’ Alexander with ‘Dirty Clothes Online’. Other contestants were: Denise ‘Lady D’ Stephens, Shena Collis, Cecile ‘Lil Bit’ King, Brianca ‘Briah’ Matthias, M’riah ‘Young Siah’ Robertson, Sasha ‘Patience’ Rogers, Rolmina ‘Lady Rolie’ Matthews, Marvo ‘Lady Marvo’ Morgan, Sherikah Liverpool-Richards, Kristiana ‘Singing Kristy’ Christopher, Cleo ‘Cleopatra’ Hendrickson and Sylvorn ‘Royal Gem’ Lavia.

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LOWER BAY PRIMARY SCHOOL

PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY SOUTH RIVERS METHODIST PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT FAIR HALL PRIMARY MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

BUCCAMENT GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

FAIR HALL PRIMARY ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

PAGET FARM GOVERNMENT ARGYLE PRIMARY GOMEA METHODIST GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT BIABOU METHODIST FAIR HALL PRIMARY STEPHANIE BROWNE PRIMARY

KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT LAUDERS PRIMARY BELMONT GOVERNMENT GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT SOUTH RIVERS METHODIST PARK HILL GOVERNMENT SUGAR MILL ACADEMY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY RICHLAND PARK GOVERNMENT

PARK HILL GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN SOUTH RIVERS METHODIST

CANDIDATE NO.

SURNAME

NAME

1570520051 CAINE ZAKEIL STEPHON A. 1570680040 CAINE ZEMEL ALPHEUS 1570230070 CAINE ZINELLE JODIA 1570080086 CAINE ZOE KYRA 1570590130 CAMBRIDGE FAYTH EVA 1570100036 CAMPBELL DANIEL JUNIOR 1570300140 CAMPBELL KENNIQUE ALORA 1570300159 CAMPBELL KETONNA KABRINA 1570080094 CAMPBELL NOLLICE SHARISE 1570530049 CARR JOEL BERKLEY 1570310235 CARR KAMAIAH RENE G. 1570390085 CASTELLO SHEMAR LLEWILLYN 1570570075 CASTELLO ZIDANE ALSON 1570320036 CATO JENNISHA CHELSEA 1570300167 CATO KYENNA SHANEL 1570080108 CEPEDA ANA ESTHER 1570590149 CHAHDA RALPH 1570400064 CHAMBERS ARIANNA ALEXIA YINCA 1570030070 CHAMBERS KEONNA KHALESAH 1570030089 CHAMBERS KMIAH CYNTHIA AILEEN 1570530111 CHAMBERS RHODEISHA CHEYENNE 1570540028 CHAMBERS RUNE VALENTINO 1570090103 CHAN DILLON DECKRON 1570040114 CHANCE DAMANI DAMIAN DELROY 1570500077 CHANDLER DJIMON VEREON ALEON 1570290196 CHANDLER JAYDEN DESHAWN 1570300175 CHARLES CHRISTIANA FREDORCIA 1570240032 CHARLES CIARA SARAI JULIA 1570370050 CHARLES CLINTIA ATHALIA DASIA 1570130067 CHARLES EDDY-ANN SA-FIYA F. ELRON JAVONTE MC LEAN 1570340029 CHARLES 1570140020 CHARLES FALCO ASBERT 1570180030 CHARLES JALLAD SEAN 1570310251 CHARLES JAMAR AUGUSTUS 1570370068 CHARLES JERMIRAH IANTHE T. 1570090111 CHARLES KYLE JASON 1570590157 CHARLES NASHON DAITEN 1570590165 CHARLES NATHAN TRISTAN ETTHAN 1570340169 CHARLES SHADESE ESTHER ARIELLE 1570010045 CHARLES SHAMAR SHEMRAN 1570110201 CHARLES SHAMORA LEMONIQUE 1570550112 CHARLES SHONDEL DELROY 1570290226 CHARLES TENEKE TENECIA 1570180048 CHARLES TIA SHAKIRA 1570110210 CHARLES TRAVIS KERON XAVIER 1570290234 CHARLES VANESSA MIYA 1570250062 CHARLES ZEMILIA FELISHA 1570700033 CHILD DAKIA ASPEN 1570550120 CHILD XNEELIA UNISHA 1570370076 CHRISTOPHER RENALDO POLMENUS 1570590173 CLARKE ADIA NAREXCI 1570260122 CLARKE KEIVON MC BURNIE 1570310260 CLARKE KYLA DONIA ANESTASIA 1570260130 CLARKE LECOIS SHENNEZ 1570260149 CLARKE NICHOLAS DANIEL 1570090120 CLARKE SHANICE VERONICA 1570360143 CLARKE TREYVON DECLAN 1570590181 COCKBURN DAMARLIA RHIANNA NATALIA 1570110228 COLLINS COLMAN SUNEIL MACNIEL 1570110236 COLLINS DONNIE JR DOMINICK 1570280026 COLLINS PATRICIA RIHANNA 1570700041 COMMISSIONG AZARIA KYLIE LIA 1570450045 COMPTON ANTWONE LEBRON L. 1570070048 COMPTON IFINA IMANDA 1570060026 COMPTON MALLIE MELVIAN 1570080116 COMPTON NATHANIEL AMANDO 1570700050 CONNELL CHE' TERRY 1570660023 CONNELL SAMAYAA MAYA ZALI T. 1570390093 CONSTANTINE TYRA RODISHA 1570110244 COOMBS JOELYN KYRA 1570120037 COOMBS KIMBERLY KARINA 1570370084 CORDICE ASHLEY TRAVORN D. J. 1570370092 CORDICE RAFFIEL RALZ PAUL R. 1570590190 COTO ENZO FELIPE BERNAL 1570310278 COTTLE JAHKYRA T'JUANA 1570400072 COY NESHANDA RAJUANE 1570110252 COZIER EMMANUEL ALBERT J. 1570320044 CRAIGG I-MEKE KEV-I 1570110260 CRAIGG KACEY AMIRAH 1570020121 CRAIGG KAYWANIE SHAMARAH 1570050063 CRAIGG JHE'ANTI BELYCA JUELESE ANDREWS 1570050071 CREESE CHANDEL WENDENE 1570160039 CREESE DENELLA NAONI 1570160047 CREESE DEONCIA AMANDA 1570590203 CREESE J'VONTE' JEREMIAH 1570110279 CRICK AARON SYLVANUS 1570310286 CRUICKSHANK CHAZZ DAVID 1570310294 CRUICKSHANK KAIGE TERRA 1570670045 CUFFY AKEILIA ALISHIR 1570260157 CUFFY CLEROSAH CLERONIQUE L.

SEX M M F F F M F F F M F M M F M F M F F F F M M M M M F F F F M M M M F M M M F M F M F F M F F F F M F M F F M F M F M M F F M F F M M F F F F F M M F M M F F F F F F M M F F F

PRIMARY SCHOOL RICHLAND PARK GOVERNMENT

UNION METHODIST PRIMARY FAIR HALL PRIMARY BIABOU METHODIST ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC BUCCAMENT GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT BIABOU METHODIST RICHLAND PARK S. D. A KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT SOUTH RIVERS METHODIST LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT BIABOU METHODIST ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC MARY HUTCHINSON PRIMARY BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT RICHLAND PARK S. D. A ROSE HALL GOVERNMENT BRIGHTON METHODIST BELAIR GOVERNMENT PETERSVILLE PRIMARY KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT FANCY GOVERNMENT

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN LAYOU GOVERNMENT CANE END GOVERNMENT COLONARIE GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

BRIGHTON METHODIST ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC LAYOU GOVERNMENT ARGYLE PRIMARY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN COLONARIE GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN FITZ HUGHES GOVERNMENT WINDSOR PRIMARY SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT

KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY

GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT

BRIGHTON METHODIST

LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY GREGGS GOVERNMENT WINDSOR PRIMARY PAGET FARM GOVERNMENT BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY BEQUIA S. D. A BIABOU METHODIST WINDSOR PRIMARY TOURAMA GOVERNMENT MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY CALDER GOVERNMENT

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY MARY HUTCHINSON PRIMARY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN BELMONT GOVERNMENT

BELMONT GOVERNMENT CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY TROUMACA GOVERNMENT GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT

THE VINCENTIAN. FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 2018. 25.

CANDIDATE NO. 1570050080 1570500085 1570510080 1570310308 1570110287 1570310332 1570040122 1570310316 1570310324 1570050098 1570340177 1570550139 1570300183 1570340185 1570280034 1570190019 1570190027 1570590211 1570590220 1570310340 1570300191 1570030097 1570700068 1570110295 1570320052 1570460059 1570130075 1570320060 1570620072 1570310359 1570310405 1570590238 1570480068 1570590246 1570550147 1570310367 1570330090 1570260165 1570550155 1570020156 1570260173 1570530120 1570680059 1570360151 1570410043 1570370106 1570110309 1570310375 1570320079 1570090138 1570310383 1570390107 1570230088 1570030100 1570700076 1570590254 1570270055 1570060034 1570320087 1570270063 1570310391 1570290285 1570570083 1570360160 1570110325 1570130083 1570590262 1570150041 1570300205 1570620080 1570550163 1570090146 1570390115 1570090154 1570100044 1570110333 1570610050 1570140038 1570160055 1570670053 1570160063 1570160071 1570500093 1570670061 1570370114 1570590270 1570370122 1570300213 1570300221 1570020164 1570070056

SURNAME CUFFY CULZAC CULZAC

CUMBERBATCH CUMBERBATCH CUMBERBATCH CUMBERBATCH CUMBERBATCH

CUMMINGS CUPID CUPID CYRUS CYRUS DA BREO DA SILVA DA SILVA DA SILVA DA SILVA DA SILVA DA SILVA DA SILVA DA SILVA DA SILVA DA SILVA DA SOUZA DABREO DABREO DABREO DABRIEL DACON DAIZE DALRYMPLE DALZELL DANIEL DANIEL DANIEL DANIEL DANIEL DANIEL DANIEL DANIEL DANIEL DASENT DASENT DASILVA DASILVA DAVID DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVY DE FREITAS DE FREITAS DE FREITAS DE GRADS DE ROCHE DE ROCHE DE SHONG DE SHONG DEANE

DEBELLOTTE

DEBIQUE DECAUL DELECIA DELECIA DELLS DELPECHE DELPESCHE DELPESCHE DELPESCHE DELPESCHE DELPESCHE DELPESCHE DEMBER DENNIE DENNIE DENNIE DEROCHE DERRICK DERRICK

NAME

LINDESHA WHILDESHA J.

DARON MATHIAS

KYREE HENDERSON KEITH

COREY HANESIA KAYDIANN S. K. ISRAEL GAVRI JOSIAH MAKILIA KIYAHANNA

PHILLANDO TREVOUGHN R.

ZARIA AKHIYAH LUKE LOUIE JR TAMAIKA ROMEISHA D. KELSEY JANICE RUDIQUE TINEIL ZEAH ARYANNA ANTHONY RANDIQUE AVONA ZENIA AVONTE ZAIRE DEVONTE' KRISHOR K. FRANCIS MICHAEL JMARIE TYRIL JAMEISON NARINE KINGSLEY NEVAEH FRANCELIA PAIGE ELIZABETH UNIQUEKAH INEEKAH A. TRISHANE' FARISE DEVONTE RAY RAINE SIERRA RON RONRICK DAMARIO JOSHUA DANTE JACE CHESLON MIKHAIL SIERRA JIHMICA ANGELLA ADDISON BRIAN ARTHUR JERIEL ZAVIER ZAVIQUE ADIA SAFIYA ALEXANDRIA RHIA CHARLES CHESLEY DERICK EMILUS JIMMY

KAYDI DEJAUNE CHEYENNE

K-WONG KEON JR NICKEL JOSEPH ZEKE SHAKARI RONESSA ZORAYA LATANIQUE DESRAN RAFFEL JOSIAH OSSI-ANNA TRECIA ANIQUE SHANVON

CHRISTMAS MARGANN P. M.

BRIANNA TONECIA

CHELSEA LYNNTESSA SURI

DUANE KRISTIAN JUNESA JOSLYN KAREEM NICKO KEO KEVARD KIMRON KIMAL PHILINSHA PETRINA C. RASHAE ELIZABETH T. REANNA NORA RYLA RODIQUE SHADEEN SHIANNA VIOLA SHEVAR KAISON SKYLA REBA TYRESSE SHEMAR XAVIER

KAYLA PHOEBE ANDRE WASIM JUANTE ISAIAH NAARAI LISA-MARIE KORINNE W. JADA MARGRETTE

KAYSHORN KERON ANDRE

ZIQUAN NIGEL CHRISANNA FANTASIA THALIA SURI MARIA SHAYENNE SHANETA KAHERIA MILESHA T-JORN JALEN CLIVERT SHAMAR DANTE JAMAL KELSON GIOVANNI KIMRON DANNICIA CADICIA DANEIL ELWYN WYATT AJ DANTE DELRON ESRON KEZIAH REAH SUZANNA ROZETTA TOMANNIE ANYA TAMERA TRESTON JADEN AKWASI KALONGI ARRON HOSEA KIARA KIMORA PAUL ARDEALOUS JR SHIKIRA RONNICE KYLE DWAYNE KYRA ALLIYAH

SEX F M M M F M F M F M F F F F M F M M M M M F F F F M F M M M F M M F F M M F M M F F M F F F F F M F M M M F F F F F M F M F M M F F M M F F F F M M M M F M M M F F F M M M F M F M F

PRIMARY SCHOOL BELMONT GOVERNMENT PETERSVILLE PRIMARY QUESTELLES GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY BELAIR GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY BELMONT GOVERNMENT LAYOU GOVERNMENT SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT LAYOU GOVERNMENT GREGGS GOVERNMENT DIAMOND GOVERNMENT DIAMOND GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT WINDSOR PRIMARY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN

LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

SUGAR MILL ACADEMY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC PARK HILL GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY LAUDERS PRIMARY GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT RICHLAND PARK S. D. A UNION METHODIST PRIMARY LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

MAYREAU GOVERNMENT

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY

LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

BRIGHTON METHODIST KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT FAIR HALL PRIMARY BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT WINDSOR PRIMARY ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC GOMEA METHODIST BEQUIA S. D. A LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

GOMEA METHODIST KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN SOUTH RIVERS METHODIST

LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CANOUAN GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT SUGAR MILL ACADEMY SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT BRIGHTON METHODIST MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT BRIGHTON METHODIST BUCCAMENT GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY STUBBS GOVERNMENT CANE END GOVERNMENT CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST TROUMACA GOVERNMENT CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST PETERSVILLE PRIMARY TROUMACA GOVERNMENT LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY

CANDIDATE NO. 1570310413 1570130091 1570390123 1570500107 1570300230 1570310421 1570460067 1570310430 1570340193 1570460075 1570700084 1570530057 1570180056 1570380039 1570110341 1570170042 1570310448 1570130105 1570140046 1570360178 1570190035 1570310456 1570200022 1570590289 1570230096 1570590297 1570290307 1570680067 1570110350 1570460083 1570190051 1570280050 1570590300 1570300256 1570530138 1570670096 1570270071 1570140054 1570160080 1570360186 1570670100 1570320095 1570110368 1570160098 1570110376 1570340207 1570510129 1570020172 1570160101 1570540141 1570500115 1570690020 1570500123 1570540036 1570250089 1570270080 1570560037 1570580038 1570610069 1570370130 1570560045 1570600055 1570110384 1570110392 1570040130 1570070064 1570270098 1570020180 1570540044 1570330112 1570370149 1570410019 1570410027 1570450053 1570370157 1570590319 1570310464 1570310472 1570290323 1570450061 1570590327 1570160110 1570590335 1570550171 1570140062 1570140070 1570180064 1570360194 1570110406 1570590343 1570610085

SURNAME DESOUZA DEWER DIAMOND DICKSON DOUGLAS DOUGLAS DOUGLAS DOUGLAS DOUGLAS DOUGLAS DOYLE DRAYTON DUBLIN DUBLIN DUBLIN DUBLIN DUBLIN DUKE DUNCAN DUNCAN DUNCAN DUNCAN DUNCAN DUPONT DURHAM DURHAM DURRANT DURRANT DURRANT DURRANT DURRANT DURRANT DYER EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS ELLIS ENVILLE ENVILLE ENVILLE EXETER FALBY FARRELL FARRELL FARRELL FEARON FERDINAND FERDINAND FERGUS FINCH FORDE FORDE FORDE FORDE FOSTER FOSTER FOSTER FOYE FOYLE FRANCE FRANCIS FRANCIS FRANCIS FRANCIS FRANCIS FRANCOIS FRANKLYN FRANKLYN FRASER FRASER

NAME

SEX

PRIMARY SCHOOL

M M M M M M F F F F F M F F M F F M M F F F M M M M M F F F M M F M F M M F F F M F M F F F F M F F F F M M M F F F F F F M M M M M M M M

KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT PETERSVILLE PRIMARY KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY LAYOU GOVERNMENT PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY WINDSOR PRIMARY RICHLAND PARK S. D. A COLONARIE GOVERNMENT

JALEEL ALI JAHIM RAY-J RAYON SHANE SHAQUEL CONRAD JOVAL DEVANTE GLENDON ERWIN JR KARONDRE RAJEN KIMOYA ADERA NIARA KAMARA SHONELLE JESTINA J. TIFFANY IVONIQUE

MYRACLE PRECIOUS FAITH

GECIAN MONTELL BRIANNA JAHILAH JAELYN JALIA DENALI RYAN ZELRAN ZACKERY SHEFFIELD JUDINE SONALY ANIAH TAMIYA KEVRON KEVIN ROSNY GODWIN U-ROY JAHNOMI JAHNELLA Y. KALLIAH STEPHANQUE H. RIHANNA JULISSA TARIQ DONTE KYLAN ISAAC PHARON RODNEY OSTIN RAJIV RASHID DILLON DENELSON JUNICIA KARLENNA JADEN KAYLA YAHZARAH LATIVIA

KEENYAH MAKAILA

LARRICKO RJ RICKCOLDO

RAZ RJ RANDELL AJANI JANAE AARON SAMUEL ADANA DANIESH AFRIKI

ALEXIO KHADEN SHAKOBE

CARLISA ANUESHA CARMEN ZOENAH

CLARECIA TELECIA SHAMIA

ELISHAN VENOLD EMILY EURICA

ENRIQUE SHAMORE ERRIE

EZREEANNA SUEWANNA ISIS LAUREN JACINTH SARAH GRACE

JAZZEAH JAYNAE VONIQUE

KERTHEZ KYLAN RYAN KHALIA TIA KIRTNEY EUGENE MONICA NADIA NELESSA NARIA MAKANA RICKENZA OMAR GRIFFIQUE ANDRE' RENJAY REYNOLD LENNOX SWER JOHN CHRISTOPHER

TAIIA TAMARA

TESSEANNA T'NYA - KAYLA

GABRYEL AJAHLYA C. C. BIANCA INCA TINNIESH MOESHA VERONICA R. MYAH DESTINY - ALLIAH ALANZO AUGUSTUS JORANTE R'JAE ROGER JADEN AJANI PAUL JAMALDO JUNIOR ZENDE RICARDO TYRESE OJAVIE MAILQUE TIMMANIE ANTONIO A. NELICIA SHARISA JADA ANGEL DESHAUN NECHALI JASHAUN OKENDO OMARI MATTHIAS SHUMAUR TYREES CHAKULA KALI PUMOULA

JAYDEN ALEX SHONTE' ZENEISHA RONISHA SHAMIKA SUEANDRA DESILYN R.

ZEPHANIAH-RAJA EL ROI A.

GRACE CIARA JANIA JADA MARIE JOEDANNA JOEDEEN RASHAD JOSHUA Z'ON ETHAN NATALIAH ASHUNT'E ALEXANDRA MIA

ZORAN GLENDON NIMRON

ARIEL LEONIE ENRIQUEA WINSTON

F M M M M F M F F F M F F F M M F F M F M

LOWMANS WINDWARD ANGLICAN

C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY

CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT

KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN CANE END GOVERNMENT

LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

DIAMOND GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY DICKSON METHODIST ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC FAIR HALL PRIMARY ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN UNION METHODIST PRIMARY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY DIAMOND GOVERNMENT GREGGS GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT RICHLAND PARK S. D. A TROUMACA GOVERNMENT GOMEA METHODIST CANE END GOVERNMENT CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

TROUMACA GOVERNMENT

LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY LAYOU GOVERNMENT QUESTELLES GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST ROSE HALL GOVERNMENT PETERSVILLE PRIMARY

WESTWOOD METHODIST PRIMARY

PETERSVILLE PRIMARY ROSE HALL GOVERNMENT FITZ HUGHES GOVERNMENT GOMEA METHODIST SION HILL GOVERNMENT SPRING VILLAGE METHODIST STUBBS GOVERNMENT

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

SION HILL GOVERNMENT

STEPHANIE BROWNE PRIMARY

C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY BELAIR GOVERNMENT BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY GOMEA METHODIST BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN ROSE HALL GOVERNMENT LAUDERS PRIMARY

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

MAYREAU GOVERNMENT MAYREAU GOVERNMENT PAGET FARM GOVERNMENT

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN PAGET FARM GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT CANE END GOVERNMENT CANE END GOVERNMENT COLONARIE GOVERNMENT LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC STUBBS GOVERNMENT

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CANDIDATE NO.

SURNAME

NAME

SEX

PRIMARY SCHOOL

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CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST LAUDERS PRIMARY CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT

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STEPHANIE BROWNE PRIMARY

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MARY HUTCHINSON PRIMARY

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LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

QUESTELLES GOVERNMENT BELMONT GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY LAYOU GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY BRIGHTON METHODIST KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT FANCY GOVERNMENT CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT

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WINDSOR PRIMARY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY LAYOU GOVERNMENT BIABOU METHODIST KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT CANOUAN GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY TROUMACA GOVERNMENT BRIGHTON METHODIST

STEPHANIE BROWNE PRIMARY LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT

LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT

BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY FAIR HALL PRIMARY CANE END GOVERNMENT ROSE HALL GOVERNMENT PELICAN PRIMARY BELMONT GOVERNMENT RICHLAND PARK S. D. A BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY OWIA GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

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GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT

BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT

BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT SUGAR MILL ACADEMY LOWER BAY PRIMARY SCHOOL

SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT LAUDERS PRIMARY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY BRIGHTON METHODIST ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC BRIGHTON METHODIST CALDER GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT SION HILL GOVERNMENT UNION METHODIST PRIMARY SOUTH RIVERS METHODIST SUGAR MILL ACADEMY SUGAR MILL ACADEMY FITZ HUGHES GOVERNMENT RICHLAND PARK S. D. A CANOUAN GOVERNMENT PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY

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CANOUAN GOVERNMENT GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY QUESTELLES GOVERNMENT EVESHAM METHODIST BRIGHTON METHODIST LAYOU GOVERNMENT BRIGHTON METHODIST TROUMACA GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY BELMONT GOVERNMENT GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN ROSE HALL GOVERNMENT LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

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SOUTH RIVERS METHODIST KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN UNION METHODIST PRIMARY SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

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FAIR HALL PRIMARY EVESHAM METHODIST CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT UNION METHODIST PRIMARY STUBBS GOVERNMENT EVESHAM METHODIST PETERSVILLE PRIMARY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY SUGAR MILL ACADEMY SION HILL GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

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QUESTELLES

NAME

MYLES ARTHUR SHAZIKA SYLVINISHA T-ROY TIMELESS TWYLA TALISA WANITO AKAHANN XONEL KANYE ZANNIA ZAWANIE MARLICKA SETHESHA BRIANNA NICOLE CELINA SANTIANA JADE

CURTISHA ONICA GABRILLE

DOMINIC ADRIAN JADA KIRA OLIVIA KEN-JAY SHURVANO S. KYLIE CHIANNA LA RIQUE WEBSTER E. SHARIEL STACIA MARION TEMIESHA VANIESHA TERENEL JUDIESHA

YANICK HAMISH KYRON JR

KAHALIA SHAUNELL KENRAN AKITO TAMIEKA KATHIESHA S. TILLON JEREMIAH SHAFIQUE ANTHONY JALEEL KEVON

JALISHA CLARISSA LURIEL

JAEDA AMANI KRISTINA SHYANTAE PATRIMA ZEEMYA ADRIANNA

JULIANNA JEMELIA JAVLYN

DANNICA RADICKA DIAMON KEARA MUNIRA JAMAR JANAN LUKE JOSER HEZANNIE SHAKIM ALFANZO SHERLANA SHARMARA ALEISHA KENNECIA AMANDA SHANIQUA

DESLER-AMOI ELIZABETH X.

JIMEILIA ORLANIQUE KESTON JR KYLE MOSES LEANNA REANNA M SHEVROY BRIAN JR VANNICA VANNELL OLIVIA BIANCA ANGELINA LERONIQUE LAURAINE N. MICHAEL BUFFON JEROD JACQUES LES DANTE SHANIYA DESTINY TE ANDRE' LANEISHA S. LATONIA BRIANNA KRISTA DONIAE DEONTE' HENRY NLEEZ NIARA ODINGA PRINCE ORMAR ZACHARY ISAIAH JAHI JR AZIFA NOELENE ABENI JOSHUA AGUSTUS LADAINIAN STEPHON MEKIELY RENNA AMAKA NIA ESTHER WESLYN NIKEBA ZISKA SUMMA YOLANDA S.

QUOW OMAR ANDRE QUOW TARIQ KEIR RUEL ANDERSON RAGGUETTE CALROY REXFORD RAGGUETTE JAION ZURIEL AYAANI RAGGUETTE JAY-ANNA JAVESHA RAGGUETTE LAURIEL MONIQUE VIVICA RAGGUETTE TRENT J-QUAR RAIME DAMIAN DEXROY SUMMER KEARA ANGELICA RAIMIE RALPH ASHORNIQUE MONIQUE RAWLINS TOREON NATE REGISFORD ANTONIQUE SHAYNA S. REGISFORD SANGEL ANGELLA REID KAYLA ARIEL RHOBAN TRAVIN TYRAN RICHARDS ALINCIA AKESHIA RICHARDS DE'ONDRE' ELSON RICHARDS DEORNE TEIARRA S. RICHARDS ELIJAH ELLISON - ADRON RICHARDS JOMAL YONNICK RICHARDS JUNIOR J'VANTE RICHARDS KALLESIA IVONKA RICHARDS K'JUANDRE KLYN RICHARDS LOWRIEN NYOSHA R. RICHARDS NASYA MICHAELA Z. n. RICHARDS NATEKA JULIE JULIANA

SEX M F M F M M F F F F F M F M F M F F F M F M F M M M F F F F F F F M F M F F F F F M F M F F F M M M F F F M F M M F M M F F F F M M M F F F M M F F M F F F M F M F M M M F F F F F

PRIMARY SCHOOL PAGET FARM GOVERNMENT BRIGHTON METHODIST C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT BRIGHTON METHODIST BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

FAIR HALL PRIMARY GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY BRIGHTON METHODIST ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY GREGGS GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY FITZ HUGHES GOVERNMENT LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT TROUMACA GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT DICKSON METHODIST LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY LAUDERS PRIMARY BUCCAMENT GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY PARK HILL GOVERNMENT PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY ARGYLE PRIMARY COLONARIE GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT DIAMOND GOVERNMENT UNION METHODIST PRIMARY MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT QUESTELLES GOVERNMENT MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT LAUDERS PRIMARY

RICHLAND PARK GOVERNMENT

BELMONT GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY GREGGS GOVERNMENT BELAIR GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC BELMONT GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY BELMONT GOVERNMENT CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT UNION METHODIST PRIMARY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY BELAIR GOVERNMENT UNION METHODIST PRIMARY LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

PAGET FARM GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY PAGET FARM GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY

LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT LAUDERS PRIMARY

RICHLAND PARK GOVERNMENT

BIABOU METHODIST STUBBS GOVERNMENT PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY

LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY

WESTWOOD METHODIST PRIMARY

SION HILL GOVERNMENT

LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN STUBBS GOVERNMENT

LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

BELAIR GOVERNMENT

CANDIDATE NO. 1570520191 1570040050 1570490047 1570370394 1570320222 1570420057 1570690062 1570110872 1570170115 1570030380 1570440155 1570311169 1570230185 1570080221 1570311177 1570110880 1570290684 1570280115 1570070404 1570370408 1570680300 1570110899 1570040238 1570370416 1570550317 1570311452 1570360445 1570390298 1570300515 1570370424 1570030399 1570350059 1570260386 1570540109 1570540176 1570610174 1570590670 1570590688 1570170123 1570350067 1570300523 1570100192 1570130288 1570311185 1570130296 1570510307 1570020300 1570311193 1570320230 1570280123 1570480130 1570260394 1570460202 1570590696 1570610182 1570060069 1570170131 1570400137 1570320249 1570660074 1570480149 1570340363 1570480157 1570500247 1570500255 1570170140 1570390301 1570510315 1570560134 1570340371 1570230193 1570300531 1570590700 1570590718 1570390310 1570160284 1570330198 1570311207 1570670274 1570590726 1570590734 1570311215 1570530103 1570160292 1570170158 1570570245 1570270152 1570390328 1570190140 1570050233 1570700149

SURNAME RICHARDS RICHARDS RICHARDS RICHARDS RICHARDS RICHARDS RICHARDS

NAME NATESHA CLINE MYAH NYEMA ANNE O'NEILIA CASNEIL SHANIKA MIKEISHA T. S. TIKAILA ADOL WILLIAM ANDRE THIBAUT ZAHEEN ANGELO DMAL AKAYLIAH ZESHUANA C. APRIL MYER CORDEALIA JAVID NAZARIO JAVON ELVIS KENDOL JAVON IZAIAH JEREMIAH ZACHARIAH KEVISHA KAYDI MAXIANNA ABRIELLEY G. RAESHONNA KIARA CARLOS ENRIQUE KEMAUR NICOLAS SHANIA KIMBERLY ARECIA SHARKRA DANIEL KANRON HADASSAH ISABEL J. ISAAC CHRIS PHILLIP KAYMAR JE'VONTE NAZIM LOVE ABREYER LUCA KAMARA MARCUS ZION NYLAH MAHALIA OMARIO DEZRON RONIAH ZORIANN MOLIAH SARAFINA AKIELA SHADAE SHANIEL DANIELLE SHANNA NYASHA JOSIAH CAMERON LAMY

SEX

F F F F F M M RICHARDSON F RICHARDSON F RICHARDSON M RICHARDSON M RICHARDSON M RICHARDSON M RICHARDSON F RICHARDSON F RICHARDSON F RIVERA M ROACH M ROACHE F ROBERTS F ROBERTS M ROBERTS F ROBERTS M ROBERTS M ROBERTS F ROBERTS M ROBERTS M ROBERTS F ROBERTS M ROBERTS F ROBERTS F ROBERTS F ROBERTS F ROBERTSON M ROBERTSON KAMOLA KENESIA KETRICIA F ROBERTSON KAYLEE D'JUANAY F ROBERTSON SHILOH MARIA RAE F ROBIN XAVIER GIOVANNI M ROBINSON AJAY QUENDY KYRON M ROBINSON ANDILIA ALEXANDRA F ROBINSON DENISHA MARY F ROBINSON JOLISIA SHANNAKAY M. F ROBINSON MYIA KELLEON F ROBINSON ORISIA KAYLEE F ROBINSON RHEMA DESTINEE F ROBINSON ROYANNA ROSHUNDA T. F ROCK JADEN DNIEL M RODERIQUES KY-YAH ANAYA FELICITY F RODGERS EZINIQUE ESRIAN F RODRIGUES TYRELL DWIGHT M RODRIQUEZ ROMAN JEUMALL E. J. M RUSSELL LEANN-DREW MATILDA F RYAN AZZIE ETHAN M RYAN KARLOS GARFIELD JR M RYAN KHALVIN KYLE M SAM JOVIN MC KEN MARLON M SAM KEILYA BREANNA F SAM SAMANDREA SIMIYA N. F SAM SHAQUAN ADONTE' M SAM TIA ADORAH NIEDA F SAMPSON TIHEALIA-J ALENNIA E. F SAMUEL ALANNA AZALIA ALYSSA F SAMUEL CHRISHELLE CHRISTAL C. F SAMUEL DESRAY JORDAN L. M SAMUEL DESTE' TELESFORD T. M SAMUEL GIA SIMONE LOUISA F SAMUEL IKASHA IDEISHA F SAMUEL ISAAC KISTER M SAMUEL ISIS ISHERAH - ASHIA F SAMUEL JADEISHA AZIRA F SAMUEL JAMESHA FIDELIA S. F SAMUEL JED-I-DIAH JENSON M SAMUEL JODON JOEL JR RYAN M SAMUEL JOLECIA SHAKIRA F SAMUEL JOSHUA ORAN M SAMUEL JULIE REBECKA F SAMUEL KEMELIA KIMORA F SAMUEL KENNUEL JR JASPER M SAMUEL KEVONNI SYLVANUS M SAMUEL KURTORIA BRITINEY S. F SAMUEL NORRISA GABRIELLA F SAMUEL OMIAYA JONIQUE Q F SAMUEL SAFIQUE ANTHONY M SAMUEL SARANEL NELLIYAH F SAMUEL SHEA-ANNA SYESHA L. F SAMUEL TERRANO KIMMULL M SAMUEL TYRELL RANDOLPH H. JR M SAMUEL ZORANO JAHEEM M SANDY ODELIA BIANNA E F SARGEANT RIHANNA DAVISHA F SASSINE JONATHAN RABIEH MARCK M

PRIMARY SCHOOL RICHLAND PARK GOVERNMENT

BELAIR GOVERNMENT PELICAN PRIMARY

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

MUSTIQUE GOVERNMENT

WESTWOOD METHODIST PRIMARY

C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY

CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT

BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT OWIA GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY FAIR HALL PRIMARY BIABOU METHODIST KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN GREGGS GOVERNMENT BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

UNION METHODIST PRIMARY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY BELAIR GOVERNMENT

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY

LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT LEEWARD DISTRICT S.D.A GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT

ROSE HALL GOVERNMENT ROSE HALL GOVERNMENT STUBBS GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT

LEEWARD DISTRICT S.D.A KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT BUCCAMENT GOVERNMENT CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN QUESTELLES GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY

LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

GREGGS GOVERNMENT PARK HILL GOVERNMENT

GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT

PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC STUBBS GOVERNMENT BEQUIA S. D. A CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT

MARY HUTCHINSON PRIMARY LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

TOURAMA GOVERNMENT PARK HILL GOVERNMENT LAYOU GOVERNMENT PARK HILL GOVERNMENT PETERSVILLE PRIMARY PETERSVILLE PRIMARY

CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT

MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT QUESTELLES GOVERNMENT SION HILL GOVERNMENT LAYOU GOVERNMENT FAIR HALL PRIMARY KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST LAUDERS PRIMARY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY TROUMACA GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY RICHLAND PARK S. D. A CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT

SOUTH RIVERS METHODIST GOMEA METHODIST MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT DIAMOND GOVERNMENT BELMONT GOVERNMENT WINDSOR PRIMARY

30. FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 2018. THE VINCENTIAN

CANDIDATE NO. 1570130300 1570311223 1570590742 1570311231 1570520205 1570030402 1570520213 1570330201 1570500271 1570300540 1570540117 1570590750 1570400145 1570110902 1570190159 1570170166 1570260408 1570260416 1570380128 1570520221 1570110910 1570070420 1570590769 1570230215 1570060077 1570330228 1570160306 1570340380 1570320257 1570250143 1570260424 1570700157 1570340398 1570590777 1570110929 1570311240 1570010134 1570070439 1570130318 1570680318 1570130326 1570460210 1570340401 1570390336 1570110937 1570020318 1570370459 1570350075 1570340142 1570110945 1570100125 1570540184 1570020326 1570360461 1570020334 1570680326 1570130334 1570340410 1570311258 1570590785 1570590793 1570030429 1570130342 1570170174 1570540133 1570240075 1570030437 1570311266 1570580097 1570390344 1570311274 1570300558 1570311282 1570070447 1570520230 1570450134 1570450142 1570450150 1570450169 1570360470 1570050250 1570590807 1570480165 1570300566 1570550341 1570590815 1570500280 1570440163 1570311290 1570330236

SURNAME

SAUNDERS SAYERS SCOTLAND SCOTT SCOTT SCOTT SCOTT SCOTT SCRUBB SCRUBB SEATON SEBASTIEN SELBY SEMPER SEYMOUR SHALLOW SHALLOW SHALLOW SHORTTE SHOY SIMMONS SIMMONS SIMMONS SIMMONS SIMMONS SIMMONS SIMMONS SIMON SIMON SIMON SIMONTHOMAS SIYUAN SKERRITTE SLATER SMALL SMALL SMALL SMART SMART SMART SMART SMITH SMITH SMITH SOLEYN SOLEYN SOLOMON SOLOMON SOLOMON SOLOMON SOSO SPENCE SPENCER SPENCER SPENCER SPRING SPRING SPRINGER SPROTT ST HILAIRE STAPLETON STAPLETON STAPLETON STAPLETON STAPLETON STAY STEPHEN STEPHENS STEPHENS STEPHENS

STEPHENSON STEPHENSON

STERLING STOWE STOWE STOWE STOWE STOWE STOWE STOWE STRAKER STRAKER STROUGH

SUTHERLAND SUTHERLAND SUTHERLAND SUTHERLAND SUTHERLAND SUTHERLAND SUTHERLAND

NAME

SEX

J'MAR CHADDA ANTHONY MARLO JAVERNTE' ABBEYANN A. EZRON THEOPHILUS J. LEE-JARNY SHAQUON J. MARLON JR LEVI M. MELLANIE SHANIA S. TAFARI NIGUST KYLE J'LANY JOHAN NAKILIA MICKIRAH ROMALSON RAHIM AZIM TAHIRAH DARLA JABARI KHALIL SHADIA QUANDELL

M M F M M M F M M F M F M F ASHANTE JANELL NELLICIA F ASA LEAH SIARA F DILONDRE' C J MARLON M JUWAYNA LARSE-ANN W. F KEISHA KISHANEE F SYNEILIA TSHANTI F ANDRE ALEX M AYANA KARLA REANKE F DE' ANDRE' GORDON PHIL M KEMUEL ERVIN JOASH M KYANI ANEESH F NYLA ONIKA ADANNIEL F REHEAM OMARION M HALIMAH LUANN DEVONCIA F KELISHA PHILISHA F MYIOLA MARY F PORSIA ADONNA JENNA F

ZHANG AUNEL QUINDI GARISHA STEFAN JOHN JOSHUA KALEOKALANI MATTHEW JAEDEN W. ORAN CASSON T'SHORN KEVIQUE KEVRON OMAR MELISSA DENELLA S. SAFIA MYA ALIYAH SENAYDA MARIEL ROLANDA TIARA RIHANNA ALIANNA GABRIAL ANGEL JAVONTE DARREN ELIZABETH THEONIKA KEVILLIA XANDRIA RAJH RUDOLPH JR KISH SHANQUIE MAYA TRINITY OMORNIE AMORN JENELLA ALEXANDERA S. HALEY RINE DIANDRA RANNIQUE RONELLA RICKY CURTIS BRANDONA KYLA TARA JONEIKA MARIA KIRRESHA CHYANN KERA ONEIL OMAR AINSLEY JE'SHAUN SADIKI S. GIANNA GISELA BENE'E J'NIQUE CHEYENNE G. KYLE LENUS RAFFAELE KY-SHANTI JACINTA R. K. VENNICK SHANICIA LUCIANNA W.

M F M M M M M M F F F F F M M F F M F M F F F M F F F M F F F M F M F ROSALIE ALLIAN NELLICIA F ABIGAIL NIKIEDRA HANIFAH F KELIS RONESSA R. F TYRIQUE ANTONIO M ANTONELL MAURISKA K. F JAIME ANTONIUS M KAYRENIQUE NIKETTA K. F JIANNA LAURISE F KELISE KANNA KYMONE F KELLENE KEILY EDEN F KYDA ASHANIQUE ODICIA NYASHA F TIFFANIE KAYLA F ZENNIKA ZIOMARA ANINKA F CARLSTAN STANLEY III C. M JALICIA KAYLISHA F KIANA SHANAE KAMARA F AZARIAH ISIAH M KAMAR KENAN M LUKE MARLON M MIGUEL ANDERSON R. M SHANNIQUA DESTINY D. F TAENO ROHAN M TECKOY CARLUS M

PRIMARY SCHOOL CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY RICHLAND PARK GOVERNMENT

BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT

RICHLAND PARK GOVERNMENT

LAUDERS PRIMARY PETERSVILLE PRIMARY KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT ROSE HALL GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC MARY HUTCHINSON PRIMARY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY DIAMOND GOVERNMENT CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT

LOWMANS WINDWARD ANGLICAN

RICHLAND PARK GOVERNMENT

C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC FAIR HALL PRIMARY BEQUIA S. D. A LAUDERS PRIMARY CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST LAYOU GOVERNMENT LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

FITZ HUGHES GOVERNMENT GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT WINDSOR PRIMARY LAYOU GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY ARGYLE PRIMARY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN UNION METHODIST PRIMARY CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY LAYOU GOVERNMENT MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

LEEWARD DISTRICT S.D.A LAYOU GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY BUCCAMENT GOVERNMENT ROSE HALL GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN

LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN UNION METHODIST PRIMARY CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN LAYOU GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT ROSE HALL GOVERNMENT FANCY GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY SPRING VILLAGE METHODIST MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY RICHLAND PARK GOVERNMENT

PAGET FARM PAGET FARM PAGET FARM PAGET FARM

GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT

LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

BELMONT GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC PARK HILL GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC PETERSVILLE PRIMARY OWIA GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY LAUDERS PRIMARY

CANDIDATE NO.

SURNAME

NAME

SEX

1570330244 SUTHERLAND TECKOYA CORISMA C. F 1570070455 TANNIS DEO PATRICK M 1570360488 TANNIS EZRIANNA KADASIA T. F 1570070463 TANNIS GLENISHA JAYDA F 1570230223 TASH COURTNEY NICOLE F 1570680334 TAYLOR DEVON OTI ADJI M 1570200030 TEMPRO EVRIST JR GIDEON M 1570600195 TESHEIRA JOMAINE JEREMY M 1570140151 TESHEIRA KISYLY RONNICKA F 1570140160 TESHEIRA KIZNIEK RONDAL M 1570350083 THEOBALDS GIDROY GIDRON M 1570311304 THOMAS AKAYLA JOH-ANNE L. F 1570390352 THOMAS BRIANNA ALIYAH F 1570090332 THOMAS DEONJE COLLIN M 1570311312 THOMAS ELRON TYRESE' C. D. M 1570311320 THOMAS JAMILA AZALIAH F 1570110953 THOMAS JARVIS JEREMIAH M 1570300574 THOMAS JAY LA ROMAN F 1570520248 THOMAS JVONTE' MARQUES M 1570590823 THOMAS KENT GIULIANI DANNELLY M 1570260432 THOMAS LACHE JULISA ZEPHORA F 1570280131 THOMAS MACKEILLA NEKITA V. F 1570510340 THOMAS NADELIA SHEVORN F 1570590831 THOMAS NICKOYAN ZONELLA A. F 1570610190 THOMAS NICKRAN PHYLLIP N. M 1570460229 THOMAS ODEALLA NATILA F 1570660082 THOMAS RANEIL BRENTON TYRELL M 1570280140 THOMAS SHANTE SHANIA F 1570130350 THOMAS TIFEISHA FRANNIA F 1570260440 THOMAS ZARRINE ZAVIE JHANIE F 1570380136 THOMPSON CALLICE TAMILA F 1570300582 THOMPSON DEVONTE JAIDEN 1570290714 THOMPSON JAHLANI JEREMIAH M 1570590840 THOMPSON RYAN ROGER M 1570380144 THOMPSON ZELISHA SAMANTHA T. F 1570270160 THORNHILL D'SHORNE AJENE HASANI M 1570220082 TIMM OKELIO ORANDY M 1570400153 TITTLE LEONA SASHEDA TIARA F 1570400161 TITTLE SHAABONI KAMAL OSWALD M DORION DENZEL DUE DAVE M 1570430095 TOBY 1570270179 TOBY KADEEM NIGEL JUNOIR M 1570090340 TOBY LARISSA BRITNEY F 1570200049 TOMLINSON JAHIEM GARY M 1570590858 TONEY DAMIA DANYA AJAY F 1570560142 TONEY IANNA LEANJA 1570230231 TONEY NYLE ALPIAN LUKAS M 1570110961 TONEY RAPHIQUE JR ROHAN M 1570390360 TOUSSAINT ORANDE ZINODINE M F 1570020342 TRIMMINGHAM NAKIBA JONICA 1570090359 TROTMAN LA TISHA ANYA F 1570590866 TRUDGE GABRELLA KAZANI F 1570110970 TRUMPET MARVELOUS SERAFT L. M 1570690089 TURTIN DELI-ANN LUANDA JAZZIA F 1570120061 VEIRA ALIESHA CIARA F 1570700165 VEIRA JOSHUA NICHOLAS M 1570170182 VELOX KENILLA RENATA KENISHA F 1570360496 VICTORY RACHAEL HADASSAH R. F 1570070471 VRBENSKY MIGUEL FRANK M 1570500298 WALCOTT CHINAZA DELONTE' SADE' F 1570070480 WALDRON VINESHA VINDRA F 1570270187 WALKER CALICIA KEDISHA JANESSA F 1570290730 WALKER CEDRIC RYON M JOSH CONWAY NEHEMIAH M 1570070498 WALKER 1570390379 WALKER ROMEKIA TAHILIA F 1570080230 WALKER SHAQUANA ADRIANNA F 1570560150 WALLACE JESSICA MORIAN F 1570050276 WALTERS PHAREZA REBEKAH F 1570680342 WALTERS RICKEL SAMUEL JUNIOR M 1570290749 WARNER ELLISECIA AVANELLA F 1570090367 WARNER KAI PAYTON M 1570260459 WARREN JAVEN JORDON F 1570590874 WARREN JOSEF JOSHUA CODY M 1570110988 WARREN JOSHUA JEVONTE M 1570290765 WARREN KYANTE' SHI-MYA F 1570311339 WARRICAN ANNA NICOLE AUTUMN F 1570070501 WEBB CHRISHELLE TERENCIA F 1570180110 WEBB LA KAYLA TRINITY F 1570520256 WEEKES CIARA DIAMOND DIANA F 1570590882 WEEKES DENZEL JAMAL M 1570590890 WEEKES JAYDEN TERIQUE M 1570300590 WEEKES JOSHUA DAMIEN M 1570311347 WEEKES KYANTE MAKYLA A. F 1570311355 WEEKES TRISHEKA CARLISHA F 1570160322 WESTFIELD SELLICIA ANICIA F 1570311363 WHITE DONELL KHALEO SETH M 1570500301 WICKHAM DONNICA LAURANNA T. E. F 1570320265 WILLIAMS ABRIAH DOANNA F 1570311371 WILLIAMS AKIELIA KAISY MARIA F 1570520264 WILLIAMS ALYSON ALEXANDRA F 1570420065 WILLIAMS ANTONIA TONI F 1570110996 WILLIAMS BRIANNA CRYSTAL D. F

PRIMARY SCHOOL LAUDERS PRIMARY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY

LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY FAIR HALL PRIMARY UNION METHODIST PRIMARY DICKSON METHODIST

STEPHANIE BROWNE PRIMARY

CANE END GOVERNMENT CANE END GOVERNMENT LEEWARD DISTRICT S.D.A KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT BRIGHTON METHODIST KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT

RICHLAND PARK GOVERNMENT

ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT

GREGGS GOVERNMENT QUESTELLES GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC STUBBS GOVERNMENT PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY TOURAMA GOVERNMENT GREGGS GOVERNMENT CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT

LOWMANS WINDWARD ANGLICAN

KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC LOWMANS WINDWARD ANGLICAN

GOMEA METHODIST EVESHAM METHODIST MARY HUTCHINSON PRIMARY MARY HUTCHINSON PRIMARY NEW PROSPECT PRIMARY GOMEA METHODIST BRIGHTON METHODIST DICKSON METHODIST ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC SION HILL GOVERNMENT FAIR HALL PRIMARY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT BARROUALLIE ANGLICAN BRIGHTON METHODIST ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY

WESTWOOD METHODIST PRIMARY

CALDER GOVERNMENT WINDSOR PRIMARY

CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY PETERSVILLE PRIMARY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY GOMEA METHODIST KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT BIABOU METHODIST SION HILL GOVERNMENT BELMONT GOVERNMENT UNION METHODIST PRIMARY KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN BRIGHTON METHODIST GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT

ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY COLONARIE GOVERNMENT RICHLAND PARK GOVERNMENT

ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY PETERSVILLE PRIMARY LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT

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News

Be patient with Poverty Assessment enumerators

PERSONS ASSIGNED to collect information regarding living standards and conditions of residents here, are encountering some difficulty in pursuing their task. Gatlin Roberts, Chief Statistician in the Finance, Economic Planning, Sustainable Development, Information and Technology Ministry, highlighted the situation last week Wednesday, in a media briefing held at the Ministry’s Conference Room. The undertaking, dubbed ‘Enhanced Poverty Assessment’, “is encountering difficulties. Some persons are not responding, others give wrong information and others delay,” Roberts said. She disclosed that the survey began in March 2018 and will cover 1300 households in 113 Enumeration Districts and conducted in two phases. The first phase relating to living conditions - is expected to be complete by September this year. Phase Two, which deals with Household Budgets, runs for one year.

The findings are projected for release in April 2020. Laura Anthony-Browne, Director of Planning, recounted two previous surveys done by Kairi Consultants based in Trinidad and Tobago. She assured the media that

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her Ministry had the expertise to carry out this operation. EC$1.8M has been set aside by the Caribbean Development Bank, with support from the Organisation of Eastern States’ Secretariat in St. Lucia, for the

undertaking. A committee has been set to oversee its implementation. Anthony-Browne urged the media to help with the publicity drive so that more persons will be aware of the importance of the survey to development.

Gatlin Roberts, Chief Statistician (left) and Laura Anthony-Browne, Director of Planning, making a case for support of the Poverty Assessment Survey. Information will help to “formulate and implement national policies and poverty reduction

strategies that address the conditions of the poor,” according to Planning Director. (WKA)

USA Eye Care Mission visits SVG USA MOBILE MEDICAL MISSION has conducted yet another mission to St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The 22-member medical mission from the USA performed a number of clinics and surgeries here, from May 26 to June 1, 2018. The mission was conducted under the auspices of the Lions Club of Kingstown-SVG and in collaboration with the Ministry of Health. The medical team was led by Dr. Eric Purdy - an ophthalmologist, and included three ophthalmologists, four opticians, two Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) specialists and other professional related volunteers. While here, the eye specialists successfully performed some eighty-six eye surgeries at the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital

BRI-ANNA KAY-LA

CALIQUE CALEM ANDREW

CAMRON JONATHAN S. A. CARLEESHA CAZARA RAGANAE CHRYSTOFER CHESLEY DANNICIA MYA CHRISTINE

DAVIELLA TASHEKA DAVILLE JHAMARY DENVERT DENTON JR DEXCIAN SAMONHTA

DISHURN JR DILLANDRE J R

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(MCMH), which included two corneal transplants, several cataract procedures (ILO’s), and the ENT specialist performed four surgeries. All surgeries were done at no cost to the pateients. In addition to the surgeries, an estimated 700 persons received free eye care services, as well as blood pressure and glucose monitoring, at a special facility set up at the Arnos Vale Sporting Complex. Persons benefiting from these clinics had previously registered with the Lions Club. This is the 43rd year that the USA Mobile Medical Mission has

PRIMARY SCHOOL LAUDERS PRIMARY CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT LAYOU GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT

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PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY RICHLAND PARK S. D. A FITZ HUGHES GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY COLONARIE GOVERNMENT TROUMACA GOVERNMENT SPRING VILLAGE METHODIST MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY BELAIR GOVERNMENT

LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

FITZ HUGHES GOVERNMENT SION HILL GOVERNMENT GOMEA METHODIST LEEWARD DISTRICT S.D.A

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Clinics were conducted from a special facility set up at the Arnos Vale Sporting Complex. partnered with St. Left: Lions checking registration of those seeking attention so as to ensure a smooth Vincent, in operation. partnership with the Lions Club of Kingstown-SVG and the Ministry and medical supplies, amounting to millions of dollars, to the of Health. Milton Cato Memorial Hospital. In addition to numerous The 2018 USA Eye Care ophthalmological interventions Mobile Medical Mission was for patients over the years, the sponsored by Beacon Insurance medical team has made several which was doing so for the third tangible donations including eye consecutive year. glasses to patients, machinery

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KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY CANOUAN GOVERNMENT CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST PARK HILL GOVERNMENT STUBBS GOVERNMENT LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN

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Advice

Something deeper, perhaps? had refused to see the doctor when he requested to speak with her. As of the here and now, I believe I HAVE BEEN having severe belly pains my wife can’t wait for me to pass on for the past 3 months. I begged my wife to take me to the hospital but she so she could get to live her life the way she always wanted. It’s sad for refused, saying that I shouldn’t run to me, but that is the reality. the hospital for every little thing. As it turned out, it was a friend Sad and dying who came to visit, noticed my condition and rushed me off to a Dear Sad and dying, doctor. The first thing the doctor asked is why didn’t I come before. Of all the times in your marriage, The news from the doctor wasn’t this is the time when your wife good for me, and I am having second should be most supportive. thoughts about whether or not to She chose to distance herself, and share any of it with my wife, who

Dear George,

it could be that she is responding to her worst fears and do not know how to handle the thought of the worst. Be that as it may, it still does not justify the distance she has placed between you and herself. It would be good if someone, such as a counsellor could address the issue with her and see where she stands. In the meantime, continue to rely on the support of your friend and encourage your wife to give you the support which you deserve.

George Dear George,

DonÊt give up Dear George,

The doctor told me no sex for 6 weeks because of the operation I just had, but my husband keeps harassing me for sex. On two occasions he actually raped me. I do not want this man any longer as my husband. He is a bully, unreasonable, selfish, not to mention wicked.

Upset

Big withdrawal, new car….

Dear Upset: It is obvious that your husband has not shown you, at a time when you most need it, the love that he would have said he had for you,. It could be that you are dealing with a man who has issues that need some urgent looking into. Get him into a counselling session so he could get a chance to reset his compass, change directions and care for you again like he used to.

George

MY WIFE TOOK $25,000 from our joint account and cannot, more like refuses, to tell me why she did so. The man I accused her of being with just bought a new car, and I have a feeling it’s my money he used to get that car.

Advantage Dear Advantage, You deserve to know the true reason for that withdrawal, but even as you seek that answer, it is as good a time as any to make some adjustments to that account, so nothing like that can ever happen again

George

Leisure

ARIES (Mar. 21‐ April 20) Social activity should be on your agenda. There are ways of making extra cash if you put your mind to it. Dazzle them with your intellectual conversation. Accept the inevitable. TAURUS (Apr. 21‐ May 21) You may find that your boss is not delighted with your work lately. Your lover may be annoyed if you have been flirtatious or not attentive to their needs. Accept the inevitable. You can't help everyone. GEMINI (May 22‐June 21) Do things with your children and avoid situa‐ tions that make you feel as if you've neglect‐ ed the ones you love. Your confidence will stabilize your position. Put your money into a safe place that will ensure a profit if you let it sit long enough. You may want to put your creative thinking cap on. CANCER (June 22‐July 22) Your lover may not understand your needs so you must figure out a way to communicate them. Make the necessary changes that will enable you to advance financially. Be careful; your ideas are good but make sure that you're realistic and start off on solid ground. Your partner may not understand your mood swings but if you are willing to communicate, a lot of grief can be avoided.

alienate loved ones due to your stubborn nature lately. You can get a great deal accom‐ plished if you bring work home. Get domestic chores out of the way early. LIBRA (Sept. 24 ‐Oct. 23) Look into real estate. If you can mix business with pleasure much can be accomplished. You will inspire confidence in others. You could expand your circle of friends if you get involved in unusual activities. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 ‐ Nov. 22) Plan events like camping or white‐water raft‐ ing. Make those phone calls and pay your bills. Express your interest if you want the relation‐ ship to progress. Romantic opportunities will flourish through travel or communication. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 ‐Dec. 21) You might find it difficult to control your emo‐ tions. Rewards for past good deeds will high‐ light your day. Social events will lead to a strong and stable relationship. You can expect changes at your work place. CAPRICORN (Dec 22.‐ Jan. 20) Your personal life is going through a state of confusion. You should not get involved in joint ventures. Sudden good fortune will help you cover your debts. Try to make your lover understand that you need to do things with your friends

LEO (July 23‐Aug 22) A second chance will result in good work. Find a quiet spot where you can work dili‐ gently and stay out of the way. Your hard work will payoff; advancement looks positive. Your persuasive nature will win the heart of someone you've had your eye on.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21.‐ Feb. 19) Loss or theft may occur if you are careless with your belongings. Work quietly on your own. Your sensitive nature will allow others to read you well. Opportunities to meet new lovers will I come through pleasure trips or social events.

VIRGO (Aug. 23 ‐Sept. 23) Confusion at an emotional level will cause you to make wrong decisions concerning your personal life. Be prepared to lose friends or

PISCES (Feb. 20‐Mar. 20) First find out if they're married. Your lack of interest in your partner is a problem. Don't be too critical. Residential changes, renovations, or moves are likely to disrupt your routine.

ACROSS 1. Couple 5. Capital of Norway 9. Two 12. Continent 13. Atop 14. Pig 15. Past tense of bid 16. Soft lambskin leather 17. Sin 18. Fresh‐water fish 20. Architectural feature 22. Stately dance 25. Withdraw formally from an alliance 26. Coldly 27. Trading center 28. Even (poet) 29. Chield 30. Lyric poem 33. Bedouin 35. Founder of the Mogul Empire 37. Winged child 40. Saline marsh 41. Renaissance fiddle 42. Skagen 43. An urban area 44. New Zealand parrot 46. Title of respect for God 50. Female deer 51. Single entity 52. Bring forth young 53. Conclusion 54. Team 55. Transmit DOWN 1. Tap gently 2. North American nation 3. Help 4. Skillful 5. Unit of weight

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Sports

Sion Hill reclaims some netball glory

THE SION HILL JUNIOR NETBALL TEAM proved too much for their opponents in Division 4 of the FLOW National Netball Tournament. They played unbeaten in both the League and Knock Out segments of that Division’s competition. With the league title secured, Sion Hill added the Knock Out to their winnings last Tuesday, at the Kingstown Netball Centre (KNC). A lopsided 34-5 win over Island Blends Success Radio handed Sion Hill the double. Commenting on her team’s double victory , coach — Michelle Wiseman-Sam, a former Sion Hill and St Vincent and the Grenadines player, said that it was “expected.” Wiseman Sam said that the emergence of the Sion Hill Junior Netball team was carefully framed and timed, d,

Double crowned – Division 4 champions- Sion Hill Junior Netball Team. Sion Hill, a Division One power house of the early 2000s. Such was the force of Sion Sion Hill and Island Blends Success Radio contesting the Hill that it was also crowned Division 4 final of the FLOW National Club Tournament, last OECS Champion of Champions Club winner. Tuesday at the KNC. However, the Division One explaining further that a open to others, and came up top contenders disintegrated, training programme held in with this team,” Wiseman-Sam leaving participation to a Sion Hill in 2016, and the said. Division 2 team which, in turn, selection process following last Happy with the success of her faded from the national scene year’s Sion Hill Netball charges, the coach assured that within the last three years. Tournament, had laid the the Sion Hill Netball Committee The local netball fraternity platform for the Division 4 will be seeking to build for the and its many followers now turn team. future. their attention to the completion “We selected some of the The double title was a return of the Division One, which players and left the invitation to National Netball glory for

would be decided next Tuesday, when defending championsMetrocint General Insurances Maple faces arch rivals- Mitres, who are in pole position to reclaim the title. Maple, though, might be hard- pressed to retain the title, having been beaten by Twilight Trading X- Ceed, who in turn lost to Mitres. Meanwhile French Verandah X-Ceed I are the front runners in Division 2, and OSCO Ball Warriors are in line to retain the Division 3 title.

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Greiggs champ Biabou Football League title

New Biabou Football League champions- Greiggs FC. Right: MVP and Best Midfielder- Brad Richards. GREIGGS FC LAST SUNDAY at the Biabou Playing Field, champed the league competition of the 2018 Hairoun Beer Biabou Nine- A -Side Football League. A 2-1 win over Groove Street Ballers handed Greiggs the title, which also included the winner’s trophy, medals, a purse of $1500 and beverages from the title sponsor. Greiggs win came via strikes from Gerrard Ashton and Romario Dennie. Deomaji Samuel had scored for Groove Street Ballers from the penalty spot in the second half to cut the deficit, but there was no coming back for his

team. As runner up, Groove Street Ballers earned a trophy, $1200 and medals. It was the third occasion in this year’s competition that Greiggs had the upper hand on Groove Street Ballers. When they met in the preliminary round, Greiggs came out victors 4-1, and in the knock out, won in sudden death penalty kicks. Before getting to last Sunday’s final, Greiggs won on kicks from the penalty spot over Walvaroo City, after both had

played to a 2-2 tie in regulation time. Greiggs’ opponents in the final- Groove Street Ballers easily disposed of Mount Grenan 5-1 in their semi-final match up. Preceding Sunday’s final, Walvaroo City swamped Mount Grenan 8-1, to cop the third place. Dorian Dallaway led Walvaroo City’s scoring with four goals; Brad Richards bagged two and there were one each from Juma Gilkes and Jevorn Webb. Mount Grenan’s lone goal came from Javon Charles. Walvroo City pocketed $1000, a trophy and medals. SV United which won league title in 2017 had to be contented with the Knock Out competition in 2018.

Richards, who was adjudged the league’s Most Valuable Player as well as the Best Midfielder. Nathaniel Carrington, also of Walvaroo City, was voted as Best Goalkeeper, and Dorian Dallaway had the Most Goals award in his grasp, for his 17 strikes. Walvaroo City also claimed the award for the Team Scoring the Most Goals, for their 54 tally. Gerard Ashton of Greiggs collected the Best Defender award, and Ajit Duncan, also of Greiggs, the Best Coach accolade. There were two Rising Stars awards, which went to Romario Dennie of Greiggs and Anthony Hazell of Pride and Joy One. Biabou FC’s Altonio Rodney was adjudged the Most Promising Young Player. Lauders took the titles of Best Dressed Team as well as Most Disciplined Team.

Best Goalkeeper- Nathaniel Carrington (left) receives trophy from Kevin Richardson. Below: Star awardeeRomario Dennie (left) Best Defender- Gerard Ashton (right).

Special Recognitions

The organisers of the league acknowledged Erdrin Keir for his contribution to the development of Football in Biabou. Also recognised was Rawlson Morgan, for giving over 20 years Awards of service in administration and officiating of the league. Most of the individual awards And, Sehon Joslyn was were pouched by members of rewarded with a trophy for his Walvaroo City. outstanding work in retrieving Topping the list was Brad the balls during matches.

System 3 takes U-14 Football title SYSTEM 3 Sports Academy, on the back of a pair of goals each from Kareem Davis and Oryan Velox, beat Avenues 4-1 in the final of the St Vincent and the Grenadines Football Federation’s Under-14 competition. The final took place last Saturday morning at the Campden Park Playing Field. Davis scored in the 3rd and 7th minutes, while Velox netted his items in the 50th and 61st Avenues United had to settle for the runnerminutes. Avenues’ lone goal up spot. was scored by Teron Gabriel in the 28th minute. final. Velox, with 10 goals, was the In the third place play off which was competition’s top goal scorer. held at the Brighton Playing Field, SV System 3 Sports Academy had a 1-0 United beat Sparta FC, 2-1. SV United’s victory over Sparta FC in their semigoals were converted by Jefren Collis in final clash, while Avenues triumphed the 3rd minute and Emmi Balcombe in over SV United 5-0 in the other semi-

Belle — third and Pride and Joy-

System 3 Sports Academy. Inset: Top goal scorer- Oryan Velox. the 60th. Akaleus Charles replied for Sparta in the 11th minute. System 3 have now focused their efforts on taking the title in the Second Division, which has reached its Quarter Final stage. They emerged tops of Zone A, followed by second place- SV United, with Je

fourth. The qualifiers from Zone B are BESCO Pastures, Avenues United, North Leeward Predators and Largo Height, in that order.

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Sports

Trials and crosses THE WEST INDIES are into the second Test of the three-match series against Sri Lanka. The hosts have notched up an unfamiliar record, and the pundits have rubbed in the fact that in 33 tests they have not won back to back tests. Given the hype made that Sri Lanka stood their best chance of achieving a victory in the West Indies, the script has been altered somewhat. Sri Lanka can still accomplish their dream. The sceptics will be happy the see West Indies return to their normal mode and collapse in miserable fashion as they are wont. But the approach the team adopted in that first Test gives reasons for genuine optimism that the squad has come to grips with their situation. That the West Indies declared twice bears signs of a near unimaginable affair. Recovering from 147 for 5 to set up a 414 score, points to deep resilience. With all the distractions barging around West Indies cricket, it must have been a relief the manner in which the players acquitted themselves. For some viewers and sports fans, cricket will take a back seat until July 15 when the World Cup Football finals is held. For many, it would be too much choice dilemma. They will be engrossed in all aspects of the formula. For the versatile, it is endless vibration. While preparations are picking up towards the Women World Cup carded for the Caribbean in November, the West Indies will be looking to fine-tune their party for that showdown. It will be of interest to see what the cast will be like. Interest will be on the New Zealand teenager whose 232 not out against Ireland last Wednesday placed her in the record books. Amelia Charlotte Kerr dismantled the status quo and her innings was compiled off 145 balls with 31 fours and two sixes. Having shared an opening 113 stand, Kerr was part of a phenomenal 295 partnership which saw the team’s total to 408 when the second wicket fell. No matter what the opposition might be, a display of that magnitude is sufficient to get statisticians busy. And they certainly have been. Kerr’s plunder was not the only factor. Four months short of her 18th birthday, the runs feat ranks among the heaviest across all genders. While the focus is on the Football World Cup, it will be in this country’s interest to finalise their readiness for the Nation’s Cup. Our nation’s youngsters are eager to take up the challenges presented to them. The authorities have a duty to equip them with the tools necessary to deliver the goods. That will call for some additional input. All the resources may not be available, if finances are the main problem. Measures can be put in place so as to make best use of what is available and what can be arranged. The wherewithal must be offered to the squad and all the amenities provided so that the nation makes best use of the opportunity. It can’t be a matter of playing it by air and hoping that some luck turns up. Adequate preparation is critical and must be a priority.

Rivals, Police in T20 semis TEAM RIVALS and Police Two have floated to the top of the standings after victories in last weekend’s matches in the NLA/Neil Williams T20 Cricket Competition. In so doing, the two have booked places in the semi-final and will await the results of this weekend’s round of matches to learn who will join them. Team Rivals recorded back-to-back victories last weekend — against North Leeward and then Strike Eagles.

They beat North Leeward by 3 wickets in a low scoring game. Scores: North Leeward 92 for 8 from 20 overs Shamon Hooper 41, Rasheed Fredricks took 2 for 11; Team Rivals 93 for 7 from 19 overs, Anson Latchman 30, Shamon Hooper 2 for 14. The victory over Strike Eagles was even more convincing. Scores: Strike Eagles 70 from 15 overs - Casmond Walters took 3 for 19, Orlanzo Jackson 2 for 6; Team Rivals 71 for 1 from 10

overs - Shea Williams hit 27. Police Two also had an easy outing, beating Mariaqua by 9 wickets, albeit in another lowscoring encounter. Scores: Marriaqua 73 for 7 from 18 overs - Jamali Wales 26, Kenneth Dember 2 for 19; Police Two 74 for 1 from 6 overs, Desron Maloney 47 not out.

In other weekend matches: Smashers beat

McCoy in CWI B Team LEFT-ARM, fast bowler, Obed Mc Coy is the only Vincentian named in a 14-member West Indies “B’ Squad by Cricket West Indies, for the inaugural Global Twenty/20 Canada League, which will run from June 28th to July 15th. McCoy, a member of the Windwards Volcanoes team for the past two seasons, will join with his fellow Volcanoes teammates - Alick Athanaze, Kavem Hodge, and Roland Cato - for the tournament. The squad will be led by Guyanese wicket-keeper batsman, Anthony Bramble, and also includes Fabian Allen, Justin Greaves, Derval Green, Brandon King, Jeremiah Louis, Khary Pierre, Nicholas Pooran, Sherfane Rutherford and Shamar Springer. Former Vincentian and Windward Islands batsman and physio/trainer for the Windwards Volcanoes, Denis Byam gets his first Obed McCoy call up to West Indies duties as the - West team’s Physiotherapist, Indies young fast bowler. I.B.A.ALLEN

Rugby Union holds Inter-Schools Day The SVG Rugby Union (SVGRU) held its annual ‘Get into Rugby’ Inter-Schools Day on Wednesday 6th June 2018 at the Grammar School (Richmond Hill) Playing Field. The activity involved some 73 students — boys and girls - drawn from the Sion Hill, Calliaqua, Clare Valley, CW Prescod, Georgetown and Argyle primary schools, where ‘Get into Rugby’ programmes had been held. The Day’s activities included drills and tagrugby (non-contact) games, and was made possible with the assistance — hands on and otherwise - of the SVG Olympic Committee. A release from the SVGRU said that it continues to give much of its attention to spreading the game in communities Action in and schools across the state. one of the tag-rugby I.B.A.ALLEN games.

Participants in the Inter-Schools ‘Get into Rugby’ Day.

Triumph United by 70 runs. Smashers 160 for 7 from 11.2 over - Ronald Scott 35, Ozico Williams 36 and Kirton Lavia 48,Ahmed Baptiste 3 for 37; Triumph United 89 all out - Wasem Dunbar 30. Kesworth Lewis 2 for 12, Marvin Harry 2 for 19. Saints defeated North Windward by 8 wickets. North Windward 127 for 7 from 20 overs -Sheldon Baptiste 35, Nesron Samuel 3 for 16; Saints 128 for 2 from 16 overs Jeremy Haywood 58, Seon Sween 38 not out. Victors Two beat Strike Eagles by 5 wickets. Strike Eagles 156 from 20 overs - Javid Wilson 37, Adrian Stapleton 24, Ian Allen 3 for 17; Victors Two 162 for 5 from 20 overs Jordan Jacobs 49, Adonal Richards 32, Ian Allen 25, Sammy Peters 4 for 26. This weekend, Team Rivals play Police One at Sion Hill from 2pm; Saints oppose Smashers at Arnos Vale 2 from 2pm; Marriaqua take on North Windward at Park Hill from 2pm; SVG Community College face Victors one at Stubbs from 2pm. I.B.A.ALLEN

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JOANNE TAKES HER FIRST TITLE IT HAS ALMOST been a year since Joanne ‘Nubian Princess’ Christopher copped the third place in the 2017 Calypso Monarch Competition in 2017, her coming out year so to speak. The self-assurance which she exuded then seemed to have simply intensified, because it was an overly comfortable, not to mention confident Joanne who won her first title last Friday evening at the Russell Auditorium, when she disposed of 14 other contestants in the 2018 Queen of Calypso Competition, which attracted a large audience on its return. To her many fans, propped up by an adoring number from her home town Layou, this title could well be the first of many if they had anything to do with it, and as one fan blurted as she left the Russell’s Auditorium early Saturday morning, “Al yo man betta look out foe Joanne… she swinging plenty sword dis year.”

The Queen of Calypso 2018, Joanne Christopher, receives her winner’s trophy from Kenneth ‘Scakes’ Alleyne, pioneer of the Queen of Calypso Competition. (Photos: Vincy Mas Facebook Page)

From whence it came Organsied by the SVG Calypsonians Association, the Competition had all but disappeared from the Carnival Calendar, having been last held in 2003. Started in 1992 by the Calypso Theatre, then under the leadership of Kenneth ‘Vibrating Scakes’ Alleyne, the Carnival Development Committee, as it was then known, took over running of the Competition in 2001.

Shaunelle McKenzie, First Runner-up, gets her trophy and a kind word from Kenneth ‘Scakes’ Alleyne.

When the show debuted in 1992, it featured seven contestants, and Aloma ‘Fatty D’ Codugan (deceased) wrote herself into the history books by becoming SVG First Queen of Calypso. Since Fatty Dan and up to the time the show was halted, there have been five different Queens of Calypso: Pat Ragguette (1993, ’94, ’96, ’97), Lil Bit (1995), Pat Ralph — deceased (1998), Joy C (1999, 2000, ’01, ’02) and Princess Monique (2003) . Last Friday’s Competition featured fifteen contestants, a fitting tribute to the Phylicia ‘Nubian Empress’ Alexander – pioneers — led by Kenneth Second Runner-up collects her trophy and Alleyne - who had the congratulations from Kenneth ‘Scakes’ vision and braved the Alleyne.

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Joanne ‘Nubian Princess’ Christopher not only struck a fashionable chord, but won the hearts of judges and audience with consummate ease and confidence. many challenges to give female calypsonians an added incentive and opportunity, the outcome of which is that female calypsonians now stand side by side, with equal status with their male counterparts on the calypso stage. Continued on Page 22.

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