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Where When How - Shopping Issue
April 26, 2012 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ www.fptci.com
By Kathryn Fox
Where When How
On stands this week is the current
issue of Where When How, showcasing
island shopping.
If you still think a trip to Miami
is required to stay ahead of fashion
trends, you’re missing out. Learn
about all the fantastic buys available
in island stores and from island artists
and artisans as I take you shopping,
Island Style.
Proof that our destination continues
to rise in popularity world-wide,
we spend some time chatting with
prominent U.S. event planner, Andre
Wells, who tells us why the Turks and
Caicos make such a great destination
for events. We also profile another
stunning island wedding by Providenciales’
own wedding and event
specialist, NILA Destinations.
As we continue to promote the TCI’s
The cover photo by Paradise
Photography features model Lizzie
Foster.
other beautiful islands, I head to Middle
Caicos, while Mark Parrish spends
some time on South Caicos.
If you’re looking for a unique way to
celebrate an event on island, look no
further. We take a night out at Casablanca
Casino, for a birthday party
with a unique twist. Dining on island
is always a popular social event, and
food and wine writer Mandy Rostance-Wolf
gives us the lowdown on
her favourite dishes at Bella Luna,
and then she introduces us to Mango
Reef’s chef, Florent Sourmont.
A trip to our Beautiful By Nature
islands wouldn’t be complete without
taking time to learn about the great
outdoors, on land, under the water
and in the sky. To help us out, undersea
specialist Chris McCandlish tells
us everything we need to know about
our surprisingly beautiful Sea Slugs,
and Kim Mortimer spends some time
with the American Oystercatcher.
WWH visits Rumeurs in the Caicos
Plaza.
Ministry of Finance Public Notice
Business License Applications & Renewals
Financial Year 2012/13
The administration of Business
License activities by TCIG including
renewals and new applications
has returned to the Ministry
of Finance, Revenue Control Unit
with immediate effect.
All Business License Holders
who will be continuing their operations
in the Turks and Caicos
Islands during the 2012/13 fiscal
year are reminded that their business
licenses must be renewed
by April 30, 2012. Business Licenses
that are not renewed as
of April 30th 2012 will be subject
to a penalty of 10% per month of
the appropriate business license
fee for each month the fee remains
outstanding.
Applications for new businesses
must be accompanied by
the appropriate fee and all business
licenses renewals should
be presented to the appropriate
Revenue Control Unit as follows:
Revenue Control Unit
Town Center Mall
Providenciales
Tele: 649 946 2801 Ext. 80901
Fax: 649 941 8649
Revenue Control Unit
Hibiscus Square
Grand Turk
Tele: 649 946 2801 Ext. 42002
Fax: 649 946 2686
Businesses in the family Islands
must continue to liaise with the
District Administration Offices
and to make payments at the relevant
Sub-Treasuries.
Businesses are advised that
all arrears associated with these
licenses must be paid prior to
renewal. The Revenue Control
Units will be closely monitoring
business renewals and instances
where businesses are operating
without a valid license will be
detected and remedial action
undertaken according to the new
Business Licensing Ordinance
2012.
Businesses with licenses for
previous years that will not be
continuing operations during the
2012-2013 fiscal year are required
by Section 8 & 9 of the Business
Licensing Ordinance 2012 to give
notice in writing of any and all
changes in particular of the business,
including cessation and
cancellation.
Malcolm and Mortimer
direct a theatrical hit
play continued from page 13
a second performance, Kidik, playing
Nursie, ends up marrying the distinguished
King Lear, Dave Volkert, after
the young Juliet, LaTrivia Grant, refuses
to marry the older King.
One of the highlights of the play included
Malcolm herself, who delivered
an impressive dramatic performance
opposite Tiara McTaire. Both women
had audiences believing McTaire’s character,
a battered wife, had made her husband
disappear into thin air.
Sonia Bueno de La Torre opened and
closed the play as Puck, who is frustrated
by modern relationship books who
claim to help couples settle relationship
differences.
The universal script was splendidly
adapted into a hilarious night of come-
f
p
dy, by directors Malcolm and Mortimer,
both veteran TCFAF Panto actors. This
was also Mortimer’s first time screen
writing. She was responsible for stitching
together the vignettes by the narrator.
Equally impressive to the acting was
the set design. The two act programme
included 10 different scenes depicting
the nuances between men and women
in various fun and amusing ways.
“The show was a great success, and
we are very grateful to Kim, Cora, all
the actors who did an amazing job,”
said TCFAF President Lynne Pettman.
“But the show was only made possibly
thanks to the support of over two dozen
behind the scenes volunteers and many
members of the community who generously
support the foundation and all its
performances.”
LaTrivia Grant played a very convinving pregnant woman who along with
husband Kelly Tabares crashes the honeymoon of Cristina Zacchero (L) and
Raymondson Azemard (R).
Cora Malcolm (L) gave a impressive performance opposite Tiara McTiare.
Asa Williams had audiences bursting
with laughter.
Laura Leoncini played an adorable
waitress who served up some laughs.