Caribbean Times 30th Issue - Monday 7th November 2016

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12 c a r i b b e a n t i m e s . a g Monday 7th November 2016 HOROSCOPE SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). You’re not delighted by the same things that bring your peers pleasure. The sooner you recognize these differences, the better. You’ll then make relationship decisions based on what you can mutually appreciate. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Sometimes your emotions go cleverly disguised as logic, and this almost always leads to difficulty, because at its root it’s a you-on-you deception. Rigorous examination of your thought process is called for. Today’s weather forecast Antigua and Barbuda Cloudy with showers. High - 85ºF Low - 76ºF Wind: South East 8 mph Sunrise 6.07 am; Sunset 5.33 pm Thursday’s Crossword Solution SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). When it’s important, your mentality is to start right now. That’s the way to go about it, using the momentum and tremendous potential that exists in the beginning of things. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). People see others as either like themselves or not. The “not” category is one to watch and suspect. You don’t subscribe to this mentality. You don’t have much in common with someone, and yet you’re unafraid. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). If you had to track your mistakes, you would follow a number of them to the same problematic source. Instead of trying to correct several little behaviors, improve big-time by pulling out the main problem by the roots. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Be careful about throwing around your opinions. You never know who might be offended by even the most innocuous comment. In general, being opinionated isn’t the best way to make emotional connections anyway. ARIES (March 21-April 19). You’re not just looking at the task before you. You’re looking at what the ripple effect will be a few moves down the game. There is never only one result from an action. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). In order to win a battle, you first must understand what the battle is really about. It’s seldom about the thing that appears to be at stake in the struggle. Look deeper; think bigger. CANCER (June 22-July 22). You’re versed in nuance. You can’t get where you’re going through force. Even if you could, it’s no way to earn respect. You’ll speak to what the others need and want and use your powers of persuasion on behalf of the team. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Much will come down to knowing what you want and what you will and won’t tolerate. Your clarity on these matters will lead to success in the most basic way. You’ll build and elaborate from there. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You’ll pursue your strong need for things to make sense. Of course! Just don’t expect the others to share in this pursuit. You’ll have dealings with the fanciful and those who are in their own little worlds. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You’ll be in a position to discuss factual matters. Don’t speak until you’re really ready — until you’ve looked at the evidence, done your homework and are relatively sure of your position.
Monday 7th November 2016 c a r i b b e a n t i m e s . a g 13 Under the Distinguished Patronage of Dame Louise Lake Tack The Short Term Fund-raising Committee of the St. John’s Cathedral present The Annual Black Tie Dinner & Dance. Friday 25th November, 2016, 7:30 p.m. until. Grand Royal Antiguan Resort. Price $175.00 Entertainment by the Specialist Band, Chiki Hi-fi, door prizes, lots of surprises, including the Master of Ceremonies who is a Priest. Continue to support our efforts as all funds raised will assist the ongoing restoration work at our beloved Cathedral. The St. John’s Branch of the Mothers’ Union invites one and all to their Goat Water and Souse evening at the Dean William Lake Car Park St. John’s Street. Friday 18th November 2016 3-6p.m. Tickets only $15ec. And can be bought from any member of the organization or at the Deanery Office. All proceeds in aid of their community outreach programs. The Liberta Wesleyan Holiness Church invites you to its Harvest Fun Fair on Saturday November 26th, 2016, from 12:00pm – 7:00pm on the church grounds in Liberta. There will be lots of attractions for the children including bounce castle, face painting, donkey ride. Other attractions include hat show competition, live music and entertainment. Come and enjoy an afternoon of food, fun, fellowship and the bountiful blessings from the Lord. An entry fee of $2:00 will be charged per person. All proceeds from the fair will go towards the building of the new sanctuary. NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING CLUB ELDORADO Notice is hereby given for the Annual General Meeting of Club El Dorado to be held on: Sunday 13th November 2016 Venue : Paradise Café Market Street St Antigua Time: 4:30 PM ARTICLE 7- ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS The business to be discussed at the Annual General Meeting shall be as follows:- 1. Minutes 2. Matters Arising out of the Minutes 3. Consideration of Financial Report 4. Any other Business 5. Election of New Committee of Management 6. Appointment of Trustees Amendment to Article 24 Laws and Bye Laws 1. All registered members of the Club are entitled to vote. Members MUST pay at least eight (8) out of twelve months contribution to be recognized as a financial member to be elected to office. Article 25 Laws and Bye Laws The Quorum at all meetings must be one fifth (1/5) of the general membership. On the 19th November 2016 the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Cadets Corps will be hosting a Lunch and Fun Fair at the House Culture Parliament Drive. As the Tourism Cadets Corps is nearing the end of the 2016 Program, a cadet’s ability to effectively manage a project is an integral part of the student’s success in the program. The Tourism Cadets invite you to come and experience tomorrow’s Tourism leaders through song, dance, music and service on November 19th 2016, Old Parliament Building. All funds raised will go towards the graduation which is slated for December 16th 2016. The St. John’s cathedral parish presents its Annual Family Christmas bazaar on Saturday, 3 rd December, 2016 from 2:00pm – 9:00pm at Deanery Grounds St. John’s Street. Lots of food and drinks will be on sale.Attraction for ALL ages. Santa Claus will be rolling through with his elves. Come on out with the family and have a wonderful time. Proceeds in aid of Restoration of our beloved Cathedral Church. NO outside vendors will be allowed. As the Welfare Officer of the Antigua and Barbuda Ex-Servicemen Association, I am appealing to our members who are not attending our general meetings, without the courtesy of any apology for not being available. This Association can only make a difference to the lives of those local veterans who are in need, if all members make the effort to make their individual contributions by way of home visits and or supporting the annual poppy appeal or both. I was very disappointed to attend the 35th anniversary of the Nation`s Independence ceremony, only to find that a mere four (4) of us were present. We are presently looking after four (4) WW11 veterans and five widows, who receive annual financial assistance from the Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League (RCEL) in the UK and The Royal Canadian Legion (TRCL). The annual poppy appeal donations are to be used to help the local Antigua Defence Force veterans and widows who are in need, in collaboration with the Antigua and Barbuda Defence Force (ABDF). Currently this Association is planning to financially assist eight (8) local veterans and one widow who are in need. We are quite sure that, there are at least another twenty local veterans and or widows who are in need, but for whatever reason they or their families, are not making themselves known to this Association. As the Welfare Officer, I am appealing to those ADF/ABDF Ex-Servicemen/women to come and join us. Support this Association or lose it. I am appealing to our absentee members, to make the effort to attend our general meetings, and if they are really committed, to be as proactive as they would expect the Association to be, if they find that they need assistance from this Association now or in the distant future. For further information call the Chairman on 720- 0058, PRO on 721-1970 or the Welfare Officer on 561-1062.
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