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SAINT LUCIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — MONDAY 28 JUNE, 2004 ISSUE 26 873

GovernmentNotices

The following documents arepublished with and form part of this

Gazette :STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS

NO. 44 of 2004 — Fiscal Incentives(Ghera Ltd.) Order.

NO. 45 of 2004 — Fiscal Incentives (SaintLu Metal and Plastic ManufacturersLtd.) Order.

VacancyNotices

POST OFDEPUTY REGISTRAR

APPLICATIONS are invited fromsuitably qualif ied persons for

appointment to the post of DeputyRegistrar, Registry of Companies andIntellectual Property within the Attorney-General’s Chambers, Saint Lucia.

Reports to: Registrar

Supervises: Registry Staff

Classification: Grade 16

Relationships and responsibilities:

Works under the direction of and reportsto the Registrar.

Required to respond whenevernecessary to the Attorney-General andSolicitor-General on matters related towork in progress.

Duties and Tasks:

Assisting the Registrar in theperformance of all duties relating toregistration of companies, businessnames, partnerships and intellectualproperty.

Assisting in the substantiveexamination of applications forregistration of companies etc., andintellectual property.

In the absence of the Registrar, to actas Registrar, Companies andIntellectual Property.

Responsible for the coordination andsupervision of activities undertaken bythe Registry of Companies andIntellectual Property.

Performing other such duties as areassigned from time to time by theRegistrar or the Attorney-General.

Conditions:

Accommodation provided in the generaladministration office.

Institutional support provided throughappropriate civil service regulations anddepartmental guidelines.

Opportunities exist for personaldevelopment and career advancementthrough training seminars,conferences, etc.

Salary is in accordance with the termsand conditions stipulated byGovernment in the Estimates/CollectiveAgreement.

This post is pensionable according tothe Pensionable Officers Order 1990.

Evaluation Method:

Work performance will be evaluated onthe basis of the following:

Demonstrated supervisory capabilitiesand interpersonal skills.

Timely completion of reports andmeeting of task deadlines.

Politeness, discipline and respectfulbehavior.

Compliance with Ministry guidelines.

Effective implementation of duties,responsibilities and assignments asdefined in the job description.

Skills, knowledge and abilities:

A working knowledge of the structure ofthe Public Service and the machinery ofGovernment’s administrative policiesand procedures, and the ability to applycivil service rules and regulations.

Ability to plan and organize work andprepare clear and concise reports.

Ability to rally staff in order to meetdeadlines.

Ability to analyse and maintain effectiveworking relationships with associatesand the public.

Professional legal qualifications.

A working knowledge of all relevantlegislation pertinent to the registrationof companies intellectual property etc.

Qualifications and experience:

Bachelors Degree in Law, plus acertificate in Legal Education plus two(2) years experience.

or

Bachelors Degree in Law or relatedfield of study plus Post GraduateDegree.

Salary:

Salary and Allowances will becommensurate with qualifications andexperience.

Applications along with two referencesand certified copies of documentspertaining to qualifications, should beaddressed to:

The SecretaryJudicial and Legal ServicesCommissionEastern Caribbean Supreme CourtP.O. Box 1093The WaterfrontCASTRIES

to reach her no later than July 30, 2004.

Organisation ofEastern Caribbean States

POST OF HEADMACRO-ECONOMIC & SECTOR

DEVELOPMENT POLICYSTRATEGY UNIT

THE Organisation of EasternCaribbean States (OECS) is

inviting applications from suitablyqualified Nationals from its MemberStates to fill the Senior Managementposition of Head, Macro-Economic andSector Development Policy and StrategyUnit (MESDPSU) within the EconomicAffairs Division of the Organisation ofEastern Caribbean States, St. Lucia.

Key duties:

Under the direction of the Director,Economic Affairs Division, The Head of

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MESDPSU will be responsible for thesupervision and technical managementof the unit staff output and unit outputand outcomes in the relevant activityareas.

More specifically the major focus ofwork in this unit will be :

OECS Development Policies andStrategies formulation andimplementation - this will includecontinuous monitoring and review of theOECS Development Strategy at nationaland regional levels. This will be for thepurpose of refining and updating theStrategy to reflect the changingdevelopment conditions in the MemberStates, including the move towardsOECS Economic Union. It will also focuson the implementation process of thedevelopment strategy.

Specific Sector Policy and strategydevelopment and implementation - thiswork element will address the specificsectors identified as priority, and willprovide for detailed sector level policiesto be taken on board by the MemberStates and by the Secretariat. It will alsodeal with the implementationprocesses related to the agreedpolicies.

Macro-Economic analyses ofemerging development issues - thiswork element will focus on followinginternational and regional economicdevelopments that will influence thepolicy choices and responses of theMember States, on a short as well asmedium term basis.

Monitoring of fiscal managementissues in Member States - this workelement will require close collaborationwith the ECCB, and will monitor a criticalmacro-economic variable, i.e., the fiscalstance and the fiscal policies, includingbudgetary measures.

Interface and interaction with MemberStates on the above issues.

Interface and interaction with the privatesector on development policy issues.

General and specific research anddissemination on issues related to thework of the Unit and Secretariat.

Qualifications:

The successful candidate should alsomeet the following criteria:

A post-graduate academic qualificationin Economics.

Received specialized training inTourism Development and otherrelevant subject areas.

At least 10 years experience ofprogressively responsible professionalexperience at a senior managementlevel in Government, the private sector,a regional/internal organization or inter-governmental Organisation.

Extensive experience in research andin the provision of advisory services toGovernments.

Other Skills:

The incumbent must have an excellentgrasp of key policy issues and majortrends concerning the economicdevelopment of the Caribbean. Theincumbent must also have skills inoverseeing the work of less senior staffand external consultants.

Terms of appointment:

The candidate should be a national ofthe OECS Member States. The positionis in the P4 scale and shall not besubject to payment of income tax and ison the permanent establishment of theSecretariat. In addition the post attractshousing and vehicle allowances. Thesuccessful candidate will be eligible formembership in the Organisation’s non-contributory Group Health and LifeInsurance Scheme. Reasonablerelocation expenses will be reimbursed.The successful candidate will beeligible to receive such other benefits,privileges and immunities allowed bythe Government of St. Lucia to officersof the Secretariat at your level.

Application procedures:

Curriculum Vitae are to be submitted forthe attention of:

The Director of Corporate ServicesPost of Head of Unit MESDPUOECS SecretariatMorne FortuneP.O. Box 179Castries, St. Lucia

and should reach him by the 31 July,2004. Applications should statenationality with two references and thename and address of the present or

most recent employer along withcertified copies of relevant certificates.Only applications under considerationwill be acknowledged.

Applications can also be sent via e-mailto [email protected]

Ministry of Health, Human Services,Family Affairs and Gender Relations

POST OFCO-ORDINATOR/CONSULTANT

(Men’s Resource Centre)

Qualifications and Experience:

Bachelor’s degree in Sociology orPsychology and 5 years experience inrelated field.

Or

Bachelor’s degree in Management and5 years experience in related field.

Or

Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and5 years experience in related field.

Duties and Tasks:

Undertake a Situational Analysis todetermine the challenges and needsfacing men of all ages in St Lucia.(Present findings)

Source the technical assistance andhuman resources for theimplementation of the project.

Establish linkages with relevantagencies to foster the supportiverelationship that will be necessary forthe effective functioning of the Centre.

Develop activities, which will achieve thefollowing:

Improving understanding of genderrelations and responsibility

Raising the level and nature of thedialogue between men and women

Develop operational manuals, literatureand other material needed forworkshops.


Document the response to and theoutcomes of all sessions.

Engage persons who will undertake tomobilize the communities

Conduct an evaluation of the PublicAwareness and SensitizationProgramme

Develop programmes to create aprofessional environment that assistmen in coping with the multifacetedproblems they face.

Develop programmes which can fosterchanges in attitude which will enablemen and women to participate equallyin family and nation building.

Skills, Knowledge and Ability:

In depth knowledge and sensitivity toGender and Development issues

Evidence of competence in Projectdevelopment, Management and HumanResource Management

Strong organization and leadershipskills

Good interpersonal, networking andadvocacy skills

An understanding of the dynamics offamily violence and its impact onwomen, men and children

Skills in research, trainingmethodologies

Ability to communicate in English andKweyol

Counseling, problem solving, conflictresolution skills

Other :

Institutional support is provided throughthe Ministry of Health, Human Services,Family Affairs and Gender Relations

Salaries and allowances are paid inaccordance with the terms stipulated inthe employment agreement.

Required to maintain motor vehicle forproper execution of duties.

The successful candidate will beexpected to complete his assignmentwithin six months.

Emoluments will be paid in accordancewith qualification and experience.

Organisation OfEastern Caribbean States

HEAD,OECS EDUCATION REFORM UNIT

THE Organisation of EasternCaribbean Slates (OECS) is

inviting applications from suitablyqualified Nationals from its MemberStates to fill the Senior Managementposition of Head, OECS EducationReform Unit.

Key duties:

The Head, OECS Education ReformUnit will be responsible for all aspectsof management of the OECS EducationReform Unit (OERU) and provideleadership and strategic direction to thestaff of the OERU, and provide policyinput to the secretariat on sub-region.

In addition the Head of the OERU will:

Facilitate the management andimplementation of the OECS EducationReform Strategy through the OECSEducation technical Committee(OETEC), and the Education ReformCouncil of Ministers of Education (ERC);

Lead the development of an EducationKnowledge Management Network.

Assume responsibilities for the efficientimplementation of all donor-financedprogrammes and projects executed bythe Unit.

More specifically the Head, OECSEducation Reform Unit shall:

Plan, convene service and follow up onmeetings of the OECS EducationReform Council/Ministers of Education,the OETEC and other technicalcommittees established by the Council;

Work closely with national educationofficials and managers of donor-fundedprogrammes and projects to developand coordinate implementation ofstrategic and operational plans for theadvancement of the OECS Educationreform strategy;

Prepare papers, reports and otherdocumentation for the OETEC, ERC,Technical Advisory Committees (TAC)and the OECS Authority in accordancewith the agenda as adopted from timeto time;

Prepare papers, reports and otherdocumentation for the OECS Authorityrelating to the implementation of theOECS Education Reform strategy andrelated activities;

Prepare briefs and position papers forconsideration by the Director-Generaland/or the Director, Social andSustainable development that relate todevelopment of the education systemsin the OECS;

Assume overall responsibility for themanagement and implementation ofdonor-financed programmes andprojects executed by the Unit; and

Perform such other duties andresponsibilities as may be assigned bythe Director General/or the Director,Social and Sustainable development.

Qualifications and experience:

The ideal candidate will be a dynamicindividual with a proactive approach tomanagement and able to functioneffectively in a multidisciplinaryenvironment. The successful candidateshould also meet the following criteria:

A post-graduate academic qualificationin Education Policy and Administrationor related field, with at least five (5) yearsexperience in management at a seniorpolicy level.

A sound understanding of themanagement and administration ofprogrammes and projects and relationswith bilateral and multi lateraldevelopmental (donor) partners; and

In depth knowledge of the OECS sub-region.

Terms of Appointment:

The candidate should be a National ofthe OECS Member States. The positionis available for a three (3) year contractin the first instance with the possibilityof renewal. Salary will becommensurate with qualifications andexperience and will be free of incometaxes in St. Lucia. In addition, the postattracts housing and vehicleallowances and a 25% gratuity of thebase salary will be paid uponsuccessful completion of the contract.During the term of the contract, thesuccessful candidate will be eligible formembership in the Organisation's non-contributory Group Health and Life


Insurance Scheme. Reasonablerelocation expenses will be reimbursed.During the term of service with theOrganisation, the successful candidatewill enjoy basic diplomatic privilegesand immunities consistent with theHeadquarters Agreement between theOrganisation and the host government.

Application Procedures:

Applications are to be submitted for theattention of: The Director General, Postof Head, OECS Education Reform Unit,OECS Secretariat, Morne Fortune, P.O.Box 179, Castries, St. Lucia and shouldreach her by the 10th July 2004.Applications should include CurriculumVitae stating Nationality with tworeferences and the name and addressof the present or most recent employeralong with certified copies of relevantcertificates. Only applications underconsideration will be acknowledged.

Applications can also be sent via e-mailto [email protected].

Royal Saint Lucia Police Force(RSLPF)

POLICE RECRUITSSuccessful applicants will beresponsible for maintenance of Law andOrder, the Protection of Life and Propertyand the Prevention and Detection ofCrime.

Qualifications/Abilities:

Minimum of 5 (five) CXC GeneralSubjects or its equivalent includingEnglish

Age 18 -35 years

Good Communications andInterpersonal Skills

Computer Literacy will be an asset

Principle Responsibilities:

To deal with all aspect of LawEnforcement and the Administration ofJustice.

Applicants should obtain a prescribedform from any Police Station or PoliceHead Quarters Bridge Street, Castriesand should be returned no later thanWednesday June 30th, 2004.

INTERNATIONALTELECOMMUNICATION

UNION(ITU)

Vacancy Announcement No. 25 - 2004 ITU

Functions: Head, Taxt Editing andPublication Division

(Grade) : P.5

Post No.: R25/P5/553

Duty Station: ITU Headquarters,Geneva, Switzerland

Deadline for application: 16 July, 2004

For further information on the abovevacancy notice please contact ITUat :

Place des NationsCH-1211 Geneva 20Switzerland

Tel.: (+41.22) 730.51.11Fax.: Gr3:(+41.22) 733.72.56

Gr4: (+41.22) 730.65.00

E-mail: [email protected]: http://www.itu.int

NOTICESPURSUANT to Sections 5 and 6 of the

Pesticides and Toxic ChemicalsControl Act No. 15 of 2001, the followingpersons are appointed to serve asmembers of the Pesticides and ToxicChemicals Control Board for a three (3)year term:

Dr. Stephen King -Chief Medical Officer -Ministry of Health, Human Servicesand Family Affairs

Mr. Claude Mathurin - AssistantComptroller -Customs & ExciseDepartment

Mrs. Karen Stephen-Dalton -LegislativeDrafter -Organization of EastemCaribbean States (OECS)

Mr. Christopher Corbin - Senior Sustain-able Development Officer -Ministryof Physical Development, Environ-ment and Housing

Mr. Phillip Mc. Lauren - Director ofCommerce -Ministry of Commerce,Investment and Consumer Affairs

Mrs. Joan Norville -Director, AgriculturalServices -Ministry of Agriculture,Forestry and Fisheries

Mr. Guy Mathurin - Senior ResearchOfficer -Ministry of Agriculture,Forestry and Fisheries

Mr. Christopher Lubin - Private Sector

Mr. Keith Smith - Private Sector

Mr. Henry Lubin - Chemist

Mr. Lesmond Magloire - OccupationalHealth and Safety Officer -Ministry ofLabour Relation, Public Service andCo-opemtives

Mr. Everton Ambrose -Agricultural HealthSpecialist -Inter-American Institutefor Co-operation on Agriculture (lICA)

Hon. Ignatius JeanMinister for Agriculture, Forestry andFisheries

CUSTOMS EXCHANGERATES

EFFECTIVE MONDAY,21ST JUNE, 2004

IT is notified for general information thatunder the provisions of section 78 (2)

of the Customs (Control and Manage-ment) Act No. 23 of 1990 as amendedthat the under-mentioned rates ofexchange shall be used for determiningtheir equivalent in E. C. dollars.

U. K. Pound 4.9185

U.S.A 2.7169

Canadian Dollar 1.9675

Swiss Franc 2.1436

D.Krs.(Danish Kroners) 0.4374

Japanese Yen 0.0245

NZ (New Zealand Dollar) 1.5391

Australian Dollar 1.8553

Jamaican Dollar 0.0442

Guyanese Dollar 0.0139


Swedish Kroners 0.3551

Venezuelan Bolivars 0.0014

Barbados Dollar 1.3542

Trinidad Dollar 0.4545

Euro 3.2516

CLAUDE A. PAUL,Comptroller of Customs & Excise.

CHANGE OF NAME OFINTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

COMPANY(International Business Companies

Act, 1999: Section 10 (5))

TAKE notice that the InternationalBusiness Company incorporated on

12th February, 2004 as:

New World Financial Advisors limited

No. 2004 - 00069

has registered an amendment to itsArticles and Memorandum ofAssociation and has changed its nameto :

ASTARRA CAPITALLIMITED

Dated this 14th day of June 2004.

Lester D. MartyrRegistrarInternational Business Companies

CHANGE OF NAME OFELECTORAL NOTICE

THE public is hereby notified that the1st half of the Supplementary Lists of

Electors for New Registrations andChange of Name and Addressregistrations, are being posted atvarious Registration Centres and publicbuildings in all Electoral Districts witheffect from 28th June 2004.

These Lists are made available forscrutiny by the public, during which

process they may make claims for theinclusion of any name(s) omitted fromthe lists and also to raise Objections tothe inclusion of any name(s) whichshould have been excluded therefrom.

Claims and Objections are to be sub-mitted to the Electoral Office on theprescribed Forms (No.7, 10, 12, and 13)from the 1st -12th July, 2004) duringoffice hours Monday to Friday and from9 a.m. to 12:00 noon on Saturdays,Sundays and Public Holidays.

The Claims and Objections Forms areobtainable at the Electoral Office SubPost Offices and police Stations island-wide.

Carson RaggieChief Elections Officer.

PROCUREMENT OF WORKS

SPECIFIC PROCUREMENT NOTICE

SAINT LUCIA EMERGENCY RECOVERYPROJECT

Construction of Fencing andBaggage Screening FacilityGeorge F. L. Charles Airport

Loan # 7102-SLU; Credit #3612 -SLU

THE Government of Saint Lucia hasreceived a loan from the International

Bank for Reconstruction and Develop-ment (IBRD) in the amount of US$1.89million and a credit from the InternationalDevelopment Association (IDA) in theamount of US$4.41 million equivalent,towards the cost of the Saint LuciaEmergency Recovery Project, andintends to apply part of this loan andcredit to payments under the contract forthe procurement of works for theconstruction of Fencing and theBaggage Screening Facility at GeorgeF. L. Charles Airport.

The George F .L. Charles Airport isoperated by the Saint Lucia Air and SeaPorts Authority and operates regionaland international flights. Therefore, thefacilities must conform to the minimumsafety specifications set out by the Inter-national Civil Aviation Organisation

(ICAO). The purpose of this Project is toconstruct fencing since portions of thewest and perimeter fencing aredamaged, missing or incomplete toensure that the compounds are securedand to construct a baggage screeningfacility to house baggage screeningequipment already procured at GeorgeF. L. Charles Airport.

The work planned consists of thefollowing:

Installation of approximately 865 metresof Chain Link Fence topped with threestrands of barbed wire;

the construction of a covered Walkwaybetween the Aircraft Parking Apron andthe Air Terminal Building; and

the construction of a Baggage ScreeningFacility within the Air Terminal Building.

The Construction period for the abovementioned works is estimated to beseventeen (17) weeks.

The Project Coordination Unit of theEmergency Recovery Project now invitessealed bids from eligible bidders for theprocurement of works for the con-struction of Fencing and the BaggageScreening Facility at George F. L. CharlesAirport.

Bidding will be conducted through theNational Competitive Bidding (NCB)procedures specified in the World BankBank's Guidelines: Procurement underIBRD loans and IDA Credits, January1998 (revised January and August 1996and September 1997), and is open to allbidders from eligible source countriesas defined in the guidelines.

*lnterested eligible bidders may obtainfurther information from the DeputyGeneral Manager Saint Lucia Air and SeaPorts Authority, Manoel Street, Castries,Saint Lucia; Telephone # 758- 452-2893,Mondays through Fridays and inspectthe bidding documents at the addressbelow from 0900 hours (9:00 a.m.) to1600 hours (4:00 p.m.).

A complete set of bidding documents inEnglish may be purchased by interestedbidders on submission of a writtenapplication to the address below andupon payment of a non-refundable fee ofEC $ 500.00 from June 28, 2004. Themethod of payment will be by certified


cheque, payable to the EmergencyRecovery Project.

Bids must be delivered to the addressbelow by 1300 hours (1:00 p.m.) on July26,2004.

All Bids must be accompanied by a bidsecurity of Eastem Caribbean dollarstwenty-five thousand (EC$25,000) or anequivalent amount in a freely convertiblecurrency. Late bids will be rejected. Bidswill be opened in the presence of thebidders' representatives who choose toattend at the address below at 1400hours (2:00p.m) on July 26,2004.

Further information may be obtainedfrom:

*The Deputy General ManagerSaint Lucia Air & Sea Ports AuthorityManoel Street, CastriesSaint Lucia

Tel.: 1-758-452-2893Fax: 1- 758 452-2062Email: [email protected]

[email protected]

Bidding Documents maybe purchasedfrom:

Project Coordination UnitGreaham Louisy AdministrativeBuilding3rd floorWaterfront, CastriesSaint Lucia

Telephone: 1-758-468-4486Facsimile 1-758-453-0417Email: [email protected]

Bids must be delivered to and will beopened at:

The General ManagerSaint Lucia Air & Sea Port AuthorityManoel StreetCastriesSaint Lucia

SAINT LUCIA AIR & SEA PORTSAUTHORITY

NOTICE TO MARINERS

MASTERS, Owners and operators ofall Marine Craft are hereby informed

that Port Castries is now a controlledArea for all water borne craft.

The controlled zone commences with aline drawn from D'Estrees Point on VigiePeninsular Lat 140 01' 14" N Long610 00' 21" W hence in the true directionof 2130 T for 0.86 miles to LaToc PointLat 140 00' 32" N Long 610 00' 49" Wthence along the foreshore to Coco NutPoint at Lat 140 00' 43" N Long 610 00'8" W hence in the true direction of 0260 Tfor .29 miles to Pointe Saint Victor atLat 140 00' 56" N long 610 00' 1"Wthence along the fore shore to D’EstreesPoint on Vigie Peninsular.

All vessels inclusive of fishing boats,water taxis and pleasure craft wishing toenter or leave Port Castries must firstobtain permission from the Vigie LightHouse or Pilot's Office prior to doing so.

Please be guided accordingly.

Oliviere CadetChief Pilot

Judicial SalesNOTICE is hereby given that the

immovable property hereinafterdescribed will be put up for Sale andAdjudication by the Sheriff, or her Officer,at the Court House or at the Registrar’sOffice in the City of Castries, on the dayof Sale hereinafter stated for eachproperty between the hours of ten andeleven o’clock in the forenoon by theCourt House clock.

The purchase money shall be payableas follows:

1. The Officer conducting the sale shallrequire from the Bidder adeposit or a certified banker’scheque in the sum ofSEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR DOLLARS AND SEVENTYCENTS ($784.70) equal to one tenthof the debt (in principal, interest andcosts) due to theseizing party.

2. The Purchaser shall pay the Sheriffthe Purchase price less the depositwithin six months of the date of salewith interest thereon at the rate ofsix percent per annum. In default ofsuch payment the deposit paid by

the Purchaser shall be forfeited andshall be applied towards the Judge-ment Debt.

SAINT LUCIA

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE(CIVIL)

Claim No. SLUCHCV1997/0297

Between :

(1) GEORGE LABADIEClaimant

and

(1) GUY ANGELLO(2) GUY’S CAR RENTAL

Defendants

Notice is hereby given that by virtue ofJudgement of the High Court dated 18thday of February, 2002, against theDefendant herein and Writ of ExecutionReturnable on the 20th day of August,2004, there will be put up for Sale andAdjudication by the Sheriff or her Officerto the highest bidder in the High CourtHouse, on Peynier Street, in the City ofCastries on Thursday the 5th day ofAugust, 2004 at ten o’clock in the fore-noon the following immovable propertyof the Defendant to wit:

SCHEDULE

All that piece or parcel of Land situate atRavine Chabot in the quarter of Castriesin Saint Lucia the said portionmeasuring two thousand sevenhundred and seventy eight (2,778)square feet being shown as Lot 2 on theplan of survey by Mr. C. W. Phillip LicensedLand Surveyor dated January 21 st , 1984and lodged at the survey office Saint Luciaon October 3rd, 1984 as Drawing No.C. 6621 and Record No. 294/84. The saidportion of Land is shown on the Registrymap to be bounded on the North by blockand parcels 1048F 201 and 202, on theSouth by block and parcel 1047C 629,on the East by block and parcel 1047C357 and on the West by 1047C 355.Together with all the appurtenances anddependencies thereof with the buildingerected thereon.

Sheriff's OfficePeynier StreetCastries

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NOTICE is hereby given that theimmovable property hereinafter

described will be put up for Sale andAdjudication by the Sheriff, or her Officer,at the Court House or at the Registrar’sOffice in the City of Castries, on the dayof Sale hereinafter stated for eachproperty between the hours of ten andeleven o’clock in the forenoon by theCourt House clock.


1. The Officer conducting the saleshall require from the Bidder adeposit or a certified banker’scheque in the sum ofEIGHT THOUSAND SEVENHUNDRED AND SIXTY-EIGHTDOLLARS AND TWO CENTS($8,768.02) equal to one tenth of thedebt (in principal, interest andcosts) due to theseizing party.

2. The Purchaser shall pay the Sheriffthe Purchase price less the depositwithin six months of the date of salewith interest thereon at the rate ofsix percent per annum. In default ofsuch payment the deposit paid bythe Purchaser shall be forfeited andshall be applied towards the Judge-ment Debt.

SAINT LUCIA


Claim No. 0152 OF 2002

Between :

(1) A & C LIMITED

Claimantand

(1) REBECCA STEPHEN PLUMMER(doing business as Sky Travel & Tours)

Defendant

Notice is hereby given that by virtue ofJudgement of the High Court dated 2ndday of September, 2003, against theDefendant herein and Writ of Executionreturnable on the 6th day of September,2004, there will be put up for Sale and

Adjudication by the Sheriff or her Officerto the highest bidder in the High CourtHouse, on Peynier Street, in the City ofCastries on Tuesday the 24th day ofAugust, 2004 at ten o’clock in the fore-noon the following immovableproperty of the Defendant to wit:

SCHEDULE( Block 1217C Parcel No. 804)

All that piece or parcel of land beingmeasuring 0.02 hectares situate inVieux Fort in the Island of Saint Luciaand bounded as follows: NORTH byParcel No. 1217C 303; SOUTH byParcel No. 1217C 308; EAST by ClarkeStreet and WEST partly by ParcelNo. 1217C 790 and Parcel No. 1217C304 or howsoever otherwise the samemay be bounded. Together with all theappurtenances and dependenciesthereof.






1. The Officer conducting the saleshall require from the Bidder adeposit or a certified banker’scheque in the sum ofEIGHT THOUSAND AND FIFTY-EIGHTDOLLARS AND FIFTY-FOUR CENTS($8,058.54) equal to one tenth of thedebt (in principal, interest andcosts) due to the seizing party.

2. The Purchaser shall pay the Sheriffthe Purchase price less the depositwithin six months of the date of salewith interest thereon at the rate ofsix percent per annum. In default ofsuch payment the deposit paid by

the Purchaser shall be forfeited andshall be applied towards the Judge-ment Debt.

SAINT LUCIA


Claim No. SLUHCV2000/0720

Between :

(1) KENDRA ALUMINUM PRODUCTSLIMITED

Claimant

and

(1) CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LIMITED(2) LUTHER THOMAS

Defendants

Notice is hereby given that by virtue ofJudgement of the High Court dated 29thday of August, 2004, against theDefendants herein and Writ of ExecutionReturnable on the 20th day of Septem-ber, 2004, there will be put up for Saleand Adjudication by the Sheriff or herOfficer to the highest bidder in the HighCourt House, on Peynier Street, in theCity of Castries on Monday the 13th dayof September, 2004 at ten o’clock in theforenoon the following immovable prop-erty of the Defendant to wit:

SCHEDULE

Two contiguous portions of Landsituated at Ciceron in the Quarter ofCastries in Saint Lucia the said portionsmeasuring four thousand nine hundredand ninety five (4,995) square feet andfour thousand two hundred and ninetyseven (4,297) square feet respectivelybeing shown as Lot 16A and 16Brespectively on one survey plan byMr. Jerome Joseph dated 4th March,1991 as Drawing No. C. 7800K RecordNo. 115/91. The said two contiguousportions of land are shown on the planof survey as being bounded on the Northby road reserve on the South by lotsbelonging to O. E. Monplaisir and BenMathurin on the East and West by lots15B and 17 A. Together with all theappurtenances and dependenciesthereof with the building erected thereon.

Two portions of land situate at Ciceronin the quarter of Castries in Saint Luciathe said portions measuring six


thousand two hundred and forty eight(6,248) square feet and six thousandthree hundred and thirteen (6,313)square feet respectively being shown asLots 1A and 50 respectively on twosurvey plans both by Mr. Jerome Josephdated 23rd March, 1990 and 1st Novem-ber, 1990 and lodged at the survey officeSt. Lucia on 18th June, 1990 and 12thMay, 1993 as Drawing No. C. 7637K andC. 8222K Record No. 241/90 and 240/93. The said two portions of land areshown on the plans of survey referred toabove as being bounded on the Northby lots 1B and 55 on the South by roadreserves on the East by road reserve andlot 51 and on the West by lot belongingto Deltimus Joseph and lot 49. Togetherwith all the appurtenances and depen-dencies thereof with the building erectedthereon.


[ Third Publication ]




1. The Officer conducting the sale shallrequire from the Bidder adeposit or a certified banker’scheque in the sum ofEIGHT THOUSAND AND FIFTY-EIGHTDOLLARS AND FIFTY-FOUR CENTS($8,058.54) equal to one tenth of thedebt (in principal, interest andcosts) due to the seizing party.

2. The Purchaser shall pay the Sheriffthe Purchase price less the depositwithin six months of the date of salewith interest thereon at the rate ofsix percent per annum. In default ofsuch payment the deposit paid bythe Purchaser shall be forfeited and

shall be applied towards the Judge-ment Debt.

SAINT LUCIA



Between :

(1) KENDRA ALUMINUM PRODUCTSLIMITED

Claimant

and

(1) CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LIMITED(2) LUTHER THOMAS

Defendants

Notice is hereby given that by virtue ofJudgement of the High Court dated 29thday of August, 2000, against theDefendant herein and Writ of ExecutionReturnable on the 30th day of June,2004, there will be put up for Sale andAdjudication by the Sheriff or her Officerto the highest bidder in the High CourtHouse, on Peynier Street, in the City ofCastries on Wednesday the 30th dayof June, 2004 at ten o’clock in the fore-noon the following movable property ofthe Defendant to wit:

SCHEDULE

The ordinary shares of the DefendantsCapital Management Limited and LutherThomas registered in the CompanyRegistry as company number 140 of1990.






1. The Officer conducting the saleshall require from the Bidder adeposit or a certified banker’scheque in the sum ofFIFTEEN THOUSAND THREEHUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONEDOLLARS ($15,351.00) equal toone tenth of the debt (in principal,interest and costs) due to the seiz-ing party.


SAINT LUCIA


Claim No. 1075 of 2002Between :

(1) SAINT LUCIA CO-OPERATIVEBANK LIMITED

Claimant

and

(1) DORIS HUTCHINSONDefendant

Notice is hereby given that by virtue ofJudgement of the High Court dated 25thday of November, 2003, against theDefendant herein and Writ of ExecutionReturnable on the 6th day of Septem-ber, 2004, there will be put up for Saleand Adjudication by the Sheriff or herOfficer to the highest bidder in the HighCourt House, on Peynier Street, in theCity of Castries on Friday the 27th dayof August, 2004 at ten o’clock in the fore-noon the following immovable propertyof the Defendant to wit:

SCHEDULE

All that piece or parcel of land com-prising 3,001 square feet or 278.8square metres situate in the quarter ofVieux Fort in Saint Lucia shown as theLand Registry as Block 1217C Parcel688 -which said lot of land is boundedas follows:- North by an Access


Road South by an Access Road East byan Access Road and West by Block1217C Parcel 689 or howsoever else thesame may be bounded. Together withall the appurtenances anddependencies thereof.

TITLE: Deed of Sale by Louis Boriel et alto the Defendant executed beforeEmmanuel Henry Giraudy NotaryRoyal on the 24th August 1989 andregistered at the Land Registry onthe 29th November 1990 asInstrument No. 4133/90.





The purchase money shall be payableas follows:1. The Officer conducting the sale

shall require from the Bidder adeposit or a certified banker’scheque in the sum ofSIXTEEN THOUSAND NINEHUNDRED AND SIXTYDOLLARS ($16.960.00) equal toone tenth of the debt (in principal,interest and costs) due to theseizing party.


SAINT LUCIA


Claim No. 276 of 1999

Between :

(1) ROYAL BANK OF CANADAClaimant

and

(1) VERONICA MOOREDefendant

Notice is hereby given that by virtue ofJudgement of the High Court dated 9thday of February, 2000, against theDefendant herein and Writ of ExecutionReturnable on the 15th day of August,2004, there will be put up for Sale andAdjudication by the Sheriff or her Officerto the highest bidder in the High CourtHouse, on Peynier Street, in the City ofCastries on Monday the 9th day ofAugust, 2004 at ten o’clock in the fore-noon the following immovable propertyof the Defendant to wit:

SCHEDULE

All that piece or parcel of land 15,022.21Square feet in extent dismemberedfrom Choc Estate in the quarter ofCastries in Saint Lucia and shown asSunnyacres Lot 105A on plan of Surveydated 2nd March 1973 and lodgedwith the Commissioner of Crown Landson the 11 th July 1973 as DrawingC4296T Record No. 55 of 1973 alsoshown in the Land registry on MapSheet 1050B as Parcel No. 175 -whichsaid piece or parcel of land isbounded as follows: North by Parcel1050B Parcel 127, South by 1050BParcel 174, East by Parcel 1050BParcel 176 and 177 and West by a roadorhowsoever else the same may bebounded. Together with the buildingerected thereon and all the appurte-nances and dependencies thereof.

TITLE: Deed of Sale by Matthew Howelland Bernadette Howell to thedefendant executed before E. HenryGiraudy Notary Royal on the 9th May1991 and registered at the Land reg-istry (St. Lucia) on the 17th May 1991as Instrument No. 1629 of 1991.






1. The Officer conducting the saleshall require from the Bidder adeposit or a certified banker’scheque in the sum ofTWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS($20,000.00) equal to one tenth ofthe debt (in principal, interest andcosts) due to theseizing party.


SAINT LUCIAIN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE

(CIVIL)

SLUHCV Claim No. 19 of 1998

Between :

(1) ROYAL BANK OF CANADA

Claimant

and

(1) VERONICA PEARL HOLLY

Defendant

Notice is hereby given that by virtue ofJudgement of the High Court dated 19thday of February, 1999, against theDefendant herein and Writ of ExecutionReturnable on the 15th day of August,2004, there will be put up for Sale andAdjudication by the Sheriff or her Officerto the highest bidder in the High CourtHouse, on Peynier Street, in the City ofCastries on Tuesday the 3rd day ofAugust, 2004 at ten o’clock in the fore-noon the following immovable propertyof the Defendant to wit:


SCHEDULE

All that piece or parcel of land known asLot 40, comprising 3,011 squarefeet in extent dismembered from landssituate at Georgeville in the quarter ofCastries in Saint Lucia and shown at theLand Registry (St. Lucia) on Map Sheet0848D Parcel 72 -which said piece orparcel of land is bounded as follows:North by Block 0848D-Parcel 73, Southand East by a road and West by Block0848D-Parcel 72 or howsoever else thesame may be bounded. Together withthe building erected thereon and all theappurtenances and dependenciesthereof.

TITLE: Deed of Sale to the defendantexecuted before Sir Keith GordonNotary Royal on the 13th August1997 and registered at the LandRegistry on the 18th September1997 as Instrument No. 3607 of1997.






1. The Officer conducting the sale shallrequire from the Bidder adeposit or a certified banker’scheque in the sum ofFOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDREDAND NINETY-FOUR DOLLARSAND SEVENTY-EIGHTY CENTS($4,594.78) equal to one tenth of thedebt (in principal, interest andcosts) due to the seizing party.

2. The Purchaser shall pay the Sheriffthe Purchase price less the depositwithin six months of the date of salewith interest thereon at the rate of

six percent per annum. In default ofsuch payment the deposit paid bythe Purchaser shall be forfeited andshall be applied towards the Judge-ment Debt.

SAINT LUCIA


SLUHCV Claim No. 125 of 2001

Between :

(1) SAINT LUCIA CO-OPERATIVE BANKLIMITED

Claimant

and

(1) PAUL BAPTISTE(2) IRVINA BAPTISTE

Defendants

Notice is hereby given that by virtue ofJudgement of the High Court dated 17thday of May, 2001, against theDefendants herein and Writ of ExecutionReturnable on the 10th day of August,2004, there will be put up for Sale andAdjudication by the Sheriff or her Officerto the highest bidder in the High CourtHouse, on Peynier Street, in the City ofCastries on Tuesday the 10th day ofAugust, 2004 at ten o’clock in the fore-noon the following immovable propertyof the Defendant to wit:

SCHEDULE

All that piece or parcel of land situate atRiche Fond in the quarter of Dennerymeasuring 5,119.52 square feet andidentified as Lot No.2 on Plan of Surveydated 20th March 1981 and lodged inthe Office of the Commissioner of CrownLands on the 31st March 1981 asDrawing D967T and recorded asNumber 55/81 and shown in the LandRegistry on Map Sheet 1640B Parcel 53-which said piece or parcel of land isbounded as follows: North by 1640B138; South 1640B 54; East by an accessroad and West by 1640B 60 or howso-ever else the same may be bounded.

Together with all the appurtenances anddependencies thereon.

TITLE: Deed of Sale to Paul and IrvinaBaptiste by St. Lucia HousingAuthority executed before Sydney A.Bennet Notary Royal on the 22ndFebruary 1984 and registered at theOffice of Deeds and Mortgages onthe 28th February 1984 in Vol. 124No.143247.



Trade MarkApplications

REGISTRY OFCOMPANIES & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

SAINT LUCIA

NOTICE is hereby given that thefollowing trademark applications

have been accepted for registration. Anyperson who has grounds of Oppositionto the registration of any of the Marksadvertised herein according to theclasses under the heading “TrademarksApplications advertised beforeRegistration”, may within three (3)months from the date of this publication,file Notice of Opposition accompaniedby a fee of $30.00.

N. B. All trademarks are publishedunder the NICE CLASSIFICATION(EIGHTH EDITION) NCL (8).

File No (210): TM/2004/ 000105

Mark name: HPNOTIQ

Applicant (730): Heven Hill DistilleriesInc.

Filing date (220): 27/04/2004

TRADE MARKSAPPLICATION


Class (511): 33 (Liqueur)

Agent: Nicholas John & Co

File No (210): TM/2004/ 000137

Mark name: BMOBILE

Applicant (730): Cable & Wireless(West Indies) Limited

Filing date (220): 25/05/2004

Class (511): 38 (Telecommunicationsservices, particularly forcommunication by mobiletelephone.)

Agent: Mc Namara & CoTRADE MARKSAPPLICATION


NoticeGOVERNMENT OF SAINT LUCIA

LIST OF APPROVED AREAS FOR NATIONAL TRAINING,(FOR STUDENT LOANS AND ECONOMIC COST)

2004-2005

1000 Media & Communications1001 Mass Communication/Public Relations and Mass

Communications

1100 Agricultural Sector1121 Biometrics1102 Analytical Chemistry1103 Livestock Production/Management/Animal/Science

Husbandry1104 Plant Pathology (Plant Protection)1105 Agricultural Extension1118 Microbiology1107 Biotechnology1108 Agricultural Trade and Marketing1109 Horticulture1110 Geographic Information Systems1129 Water Resource Management/Engineering

1200 Information Technology1201 Information Systems Management1203 Management Information Systems1209 Database Administration1210 Information Systems Security1211 Networking

1300 Financial Sector1301 Finance1304 Strategic Financial Management1305 Financial Management

1400 Planning1401 Project Management /Planning [including Design &

Development, Implementation, Appraisal &Monitoring]

1402 Asset Management (Property and Facilities)1403 Alternative Energy Systems1404 Cartography1405 Architecture1406 Environmental Policy and Environmental

Management Systems (EMS)1407 Land Surveying1408 Structural Engineering1409 Land Economy and Valuation1411 Rural and Urban Development

1500 Law1501 Commercial Law1503 Corporate Law1504 Intellectual Property Law1506 International Trade Law1508 Administrative Law and Politics1509 Employment Law1510 Constitutional Rights and Law1511 Development Planning Law1512 Criminal Law and Justice

1600 Education Sector1601 Mathematics Education1602 School Social Work1603 Special Education (Speech Therapy Audiology)1604 Guidance and Counseling1608 Curriculum Studies1619 Educational Policy Development & Analysis/Project

Monitoring and Evaluation/Research Methodology

1700 Business Sector / Related1702 Marketing/International Marketing/Marketing

Management1703 Human Resource Management/Development1704 Strategic Management/Strategic Planning

1800 Health Sector1801 Nursing Education1804 Clinical Psychology/Psychotherapy1806 Nursing1808 Mental Health1809 Medicine1814 Trauma and Emergency Nursing1815 Trauma and Emergency Medicine1819 Pathology1821 Surgery1822 Radiography (Ultrasonography)1823 Family Nurse Practitioner1824 Occupational Therapy1825 Organizational and Industrial Psychology1826 Theatre and Operating Room Nursing1827 Health Administration [including Hospital

Administration]

1900 Tourism and Hospitality Sector1903 Food and Beverage Management

POSTGRADUATE DEGREE


1909 Tourism Planning and Development1910 Tourism and Sustainable Development1911 Tourism Marketing1912 Eco-Tourism Management1913 Architectural Heritage1914 Tourism Management

2000 Public Sector2001 Public Sector Management2002 International Relations2003 Diplomacy/Diplomacy Studies2007 Development Studies/ Administration [including

Community Development, Sector Management,Gender Studies / Youth Development]

2013 International Development Studies

2200 Trade, Port and Consumer Sector2201 Port Management2204 International Trade2206 Consumer Protection2207 Consumer Science2213 International Commerce and Policy

2400 Law Enforcement2401 Criminology2402 Criminal Justice2407 Police Science

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE

1000 Media & Communications1001 Mass Communication /Public Relations and Mass

Communications

1100 Agricultural Sector1101 Agriculture1102 Analytical Chemistry1103 Livestock Production/Management/Animal Science/

Husbandry1104 Plant Pathology (Plant Protection)1106 Agricultural Economics1108 Agricultural Trade and Marketing1110 Geographical Information Systems1118 Microbiology1119 Meat Technology1120 Animal Nutrient1121 Biometrics

1200 Information Technology1203 Management Information Systems1205 Computer Programming1206 Computer Information Systems Management1210 Information Systems Security1211 Networking

1300 Financial Sector1305 Financial Management

1400 Planning1402 Asset Management (Property and Facilities)

1404 Cartography1407 Land Surveying1408 Structural Engineering1409 Land Economy and Valuation

1500 Law1505 Maritime Law

1600 Education Sector1601 Mathematics Education1603 Special Education [Specializing in Speech Therapy,

Audiology, Learning Disabilit ies, MentallyChallenged, Multi Handicapped, Managing DyslexicStudents]

1604 Guidance & Counselling1605 Linguistics [Spanish and French]1606 Geography1609 Sciences [Physics, Biology, Chemistry]1610 English Language1611 Early Childhood Education1612 Library Sciences / Studies1613 Auto-CAD1614 Music Education1615 Industrial Technology1616 Remedial Education1617 Sports Administration1618 Sports Psychology1619 History

1700 Business Sector / Related1701 Accounting1702 Marketing1703 Human Resource Management / Development1704 Strategic Planning and Management1705 Operations Management

1800 Health Sector1802 Physiotherapy1803 Psychiatry [including Psychiatric Social Work,

Psychiatric/Mental Nursing]1804 Clinical Psychology / Psychotherapy1805 Biomedical Engineering1806 Nursing [including Dental, A&E, Public Health

Nursing, Nursing Education, Community HealthNursing]

1809 Medicine1811 Paramedics1812 Nursing Administration1813 Emergency Medical Technology1818 Operating Room Management1823 Family Nurse Practitioner1824 Occupational Therapy1827 Health Administration [including Hospital

Administration]

1900 Tourism and Hospitality Sector1901 Tourism Management1904 Culinary Arts1905 Events Management1906 Hotel and Plant Maintenance1907 Foreign Languages1908 Hotel Management


2000 Public Sector2001 Public Sector Management2002 International Relations2004 Library and Information Science2014 Disaster Management2015 Social and Economic Statistics2019 Events Management

2200 Trade, Port and Consumer Sector2203 Consumer Studies2206 Consumer Protection2207 Consumer Science2208 Marine Administration2209 Aviation Business Administration2210 Passenger Transport Management2211 Air Traffic Management2212 Pavement Management

2300 Sciences2310 Mechanical Engineering

2400 Law Enforcement and Security2401 Criminology2402 Criminal Justice2404 Fire Science (Fire Alarm System, Suppression

Systems, Fire Cause Determination)2406 Fire Service Management (Brigade Management)2407 Police Science

2500 Culture/Arts2501 Lighting Engineering2502 Performing Arts (Drama, Music with Pedagogy

component)2503 Sound Engineering

2600 Civil Status2601 Social Work2602 Paralegal Studies

UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE / DIPLOMA / ASSOCIATEDEGREE

1000 Media & Communications1001 Mass Communication

1100 Agricultural Sector1102 Biodiversity Resource Management1103 Livestock Production1111 Irrigation Technology1112 Greenhouse Technology [Tropical]1113 Fisheries Technology1114 Eco-Tourism and Protected Areas Management1115 Forestry1116 Hydrology1117 Integrated Fisheries Management1118 Fisheries Processing and Production and (FAD)1123 Bio Safety1124 Farm Mechanisation1125 Laboratory Technology1126 Micro Propagation

1127 Agro Meteorology1128 Zoo Management and Captive Breeding

1200 Information Technology1201 Information Technology/Information Systems

Management1203 Network Design and Management1206 Network Administration1207 Information and Communications Technology1208 Database Management1209 Computer Systems Maintenance

1300 Financial Sector1302 International Financial Fraud1303 Internal Auditing

1400 Planning1401 Project Management/Project Preparation and

Management1402 Asset Management (Property Facilities)1403 Quantity Surveying1404 Cartography1407 Land Surveying1408 Structural Engineering1409 Land Economy and Valuation1410 CADD/3D Design and Rendering

1600 Education and Sports Sector1613 Library Studies (including cataloguing and

administration)

1700 Business Sector / Related1701 Accounting1703 Human Resource Management (including Stress

Management)1704 Strategic Management1706 Power Plant Management

1800 Health Sector1803 Psychiatric/Mental Nursing1805 Biomedical Technician1812 Nursing Administration1816 Health Informatics1817 Food Preparation and Service1818 Operating Room Management1820 Ultrasonography [Advances]1823 Family Nurse Practitioner1824 Food Safety Management

1900 Tourism and Hospitality Sector1902 Hospitality Studies1903 Food and Beverage Management1905 Events Management1906 Hotel and Plant Maintenance1915 Therapeutic Lifestyle Management (including

Massage Therapy, Aroma Therapy)

2000 Public Sector2005 Public Relations2006 Policy Research, Design and Analysis2008 Public Administration


2009 Audit Management and Consultancy2010 Research Methods2011 Public Sector Auditing and Accounting2012 Voluntary Sector Management2016 Child Care Development2017 Social and Economic Statistics2018 Quality Management

2200 Trade, Port and Consumer Sector2202 Security Administration2203 Consumer Studies / Affairs2204 Aviation Security Management2205 Maritime Security Management

2300 Sciences2302 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration2310 Mechanical Engineering

2400 Law Enforcement and Security2402 Criminal Justice2411 Aerodrome Fire Fighting2412 Fire Service Management (Brigade Management)2413 Disaster Management

2500 Culture/Arts2501 Lighting Engineering2503 Sound Engineering

2600 Civil Status2601 Social Work2602 Para Legal Studies

PROFESSIONAL / INDUSTRIAL QUALIFICATIONS

4000 Accounting4001 ACCA4002 AAT4003 CAT

5000 Computer5001 Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer5002 C++5003 Novell Certified Network Engineer5004 CISCO Network Engineer

6000 Business6001 Association of Business Executives [ABE]6002 Executive Certificate / Diploma in Management

7000 Insurance7001 Associate of the Chartered Insurance Institute (ACII)7002 Associate of Insurance Institute of Canada (ACIIC)


QUARTERLY SITTINGOF

LIQUOR LICENCE BOARD

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section 7 of the Liquor Licence Act of 1969 as amended; there will be a QuarterlySitting of the Licence Board on Monday 28th June 2004, at 9.00 a.m. to hear and determine applications for liquor from the

following applicant (s):

NAME OF APPLICANT ADDRESS PROPOSED TYPEPLACE OF OFBUSINESS BUSINESS

Marie Daniel Belair Belair R/&/Bar

Celina Ashley Anse La Raye Anse La Raye R/&/Bar

Marcellina Laurencin Anse La Raye Anse La Raye R/House

Any person who desires to file a Notice of objection to the granting of a Liquor Licence to any of the above-mentioned applicantsare hereby required to lodge his/her objection at the First District Court by the 24th June 2004, stating the grounds of theobjection. Forms are available at the First District Court.

CHAIRPERSONLIQUOR LICENCE BOARD

Notice


NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section 7 of the Liquor Licence Act of 1969 as Amended there will be a QuarterlySitting of the Liquor Licensing Board on Monday 28th June 2004 at 9:00 a.m. to consider applications of new certificate,

particulars of which are given below:

PARTICULARS

Name of Applicant Address Proposed place of Type of BusinessBusiness

Jiang Yuhong Jian La Tourney, Clarke Street, Restaurant and BarYongpan Vieux Fort Vieux Fort

Patrick King Pierrot, Vieux Fort Pierrot, Vieux Fort Refreshment House

Julian Celise Morne Cayenne, Mome Cayenne, Grocer's RetailVieux Fort Vieux Fort

Theresa Florent Augier, Vieux Fort Augier, Vieux Fort Refreshment House

Dona and Francis Gablewood Mall Cedar Heights, Refreshment HouseVerenege South, Vieux Fort Vieux Fort

Wenceslaus Helen La Grace, Laborie La Grace, Laborie Refreshment HouseArthur

Petra Jn. Baptiste Lumbard, Micoud Lumbard, Micoud Refreshment House

Elizabeth Lumbard, Micoud Lumbard, Micoud Refreshment HouseEmmanuel

Renica Derville Anse Ger, Micoud Anse Ger, Micoud Refreshment House

Alexander Xavier Dennery La Pointe, Dennery Restaurant and Bar

The above-mentioned applicants are required to attend.

Any person who desires to file a Notice of objection to the granting of the Liquor Licence to any of the above-mentionedapplicants are hereby required to lodge his/her objection at the Second District Court by the 21st of June 2004 stating thegrounds for their objection. Forms are available at the Second District Court.

FRANCESS ALEXANDERChairperson, Liquor Licensing Board

Second District CourtVieux Fort

Notice


NoticeThe Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court

In The High Court of Justice

SAINT LUCIA


BETWEEN : FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS) LIMITED formerlyBARCLAYS BANK PLC

Claimantand

BERNARD JOSEPH of Belle Vue, Vieux FortDefendant

BEFORE : The Honourable MASTER BRIAN COTTLE(A Judge In Chambers)

TO : BERNARD JOSEPH whose last known address was Belle Vue in the Quarter of Vieux Fort

NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you in the High Court of Justice (Saint Lucia) No. SLUHCV 2004/0309 by FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS) LIMITED formerly BARCLAYS BANK PLC in which theClaimant claims liquidated damages.

AND it has been ordered that service of the Notice of the Claim Form in this action on you be effected by this advertisement intwo (2) consecutive issues of the local Newspaper circulating in Saint Lucia and two (2) consecutive issues of the OfficialGazette.

IF YOU DESIRE to defend the said action you must within 28 days of the last publication of this advertisement enter anacknowledgement of service at the Registry of the High Court of Justice in the City of Castries.

IN DEFAULT of such acknowledgement the Claimant will be entitled to apply to have Judgment entered against you. If theClaimant does so, you will have no right to be heard by the Court except as to costs or the method of paying any judgmentunless you apply to set judgment aside.

Dated this 7th day of June, 2004.

BY THE COURT

Deputy Registrar.

This Notice was filed by McNamara & Co., Chambers of #20 Micoud Street, Castries for and on behalf of the Claimant in this matter.



NoticeSAINT LUCIA

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE(CRIMINAL)

LIST OF CASES FOR THE JUNE SITTING, 2004COMMENCING TUESDAY 1ST JUNE, 2004

BEFORE: A JUDGE OF THE HIGH COURT

NO. CASE NO. NAME OF ACCUSED CHARGES

1. 92 of 1999 Hanif Bourne 1. Using Cutlass With Intent To Cause Wounds2. Wounding

2. 45 of 2000 Matterson Isaac 1. Rape2. Indecent Assault

3. 25 of 2001 Digna Joseph 1. Grievous Harm2. Wounding3. Harm

4. 48 of 2001 Augustin Lawrence 1. Rape2. Indecent Assault

5. 64 of 2001 Lurie Baptiste Alias Turkey 1. Rape2. Indecent Assault3 .Harm

6. 68 of 2001 1. Owen Perineau Aka Ganzo 1. Unlawful Carnal Knowledge2. Walter Nathan Alfred 2. Indecent Assault

7. 1 of 2002 Robert Romulus 1. Maim2. Grievous Harm

8. 4 of 2002 Kimran Henry 1. Attempted Rape2. Indecent Assault

9. 9 of 2002 Morrison Simon Aka Fouben 1. Rape2. Indecent Assault

10. 49 of 2002 Michael Gaspard 1. Grievous Harm2. Wounding

11. 51 of 2002 1. Reginus Robinson 1. Grievous Harm2. Zephrinus Robinson 2. Wounding

12. 57 of 2002 1. Cyrus James 1. Grievous Harm2. Yolande Augustin 2. Wounding

13. 7 of 2003 Sanders Nelson 1. Grievous Harm2. Wounding3 .Harm

14. 10 of 2003 Kurt Mason Aka Pawee 1. Housebreaking2. Stealing

15. 14 of 2003 Oswald Joseph Stealing


16. 20 of 2003 John Thomas 1. Grievous Harm2. Wounding3. Harm

17. 50 of 2003 1. Cassius Edward Grievous Harm2. Chan Momerelle3. Walter Herelle

18. 52 of 2003 1. Justin Emmanuel 1. Kidnapping2. Pamela Cherubin 2. Grievous Harm3. Dalyan Biscette 3. Harm

19. 60 of 2003 Elvis Joseph 1. Rape2. Indecent Assault

20. 61 of 2003 Joseph Samuel 1. Grievous Harm2. Harm

21. 71 of 2003 Sunjam Fatal Aka Brad Unlawful Carnal Knowledge

22. 76 of 2003 1. Denise Hippolyte 1. Grievous Harm2. Giftare Modeste 2. Wounding

3. Harm

23. 4 of 2004 Baune Demar Manslaughter

24. 5 of 2004 Norbert Estaphane Aka T -Coco Maim

25. 6 of 2004 Presley Joseph 1. Robbery2. Stealing

26. 8 of 2004 Bennette St. Ville 1. Unlawful Carnal Knowledge2. Indecency3. Unlawful Carnal Knowledge4. Indecency

27 9 of 2004 1. Alvin Dariah Murder2. Elias Destang3. Joel Norbal4. Thesia Preudhomme5. Bernie Edwardville

28. 11 of 2004 Johnny Anthony Aka Sammy 1. Unnatural Carnal Knowledge2. Indecency

29. 13 of 2004 Hilary Augustin Paul Murder

30. 14 of 2004 Robert Montoute Aka Laboo Murder

31. 15 of 2004 1.Fabian Sylvester alias Shortcock Murder2. Shaka Deshong

BY THE COURT

Andra Gokool-FosterRegistrar of the High Court

NO. CASE NO. NAME OF ACCUSED CHARGES

SAINT LUCIAPRINTED BY THE NATIONAL PRINTING CORPORATION

CASTRIES 2004 [ Price : $3.00 ]


PRIME Minister, Honourable Dr. Kenny Anthony has appealed to St. Lucians to continue to play their individual and collectiveroles in the fight against crime.

Devoting his Weekly Radio Address to the need for upholding the law, Dr. Anthony, who also holds the portfolio for NationalSecurity, spoke of a disturbing trend, whereby more and more St. Lucians were turning a blind eye to crime.

“I know that there are many of you who would not inform the police of criminal activities taking place in your backyard or yourneighbourhood,” said Dr. Anthony, adding, “you will not call because you believe that it’s not your business, and in any event, youdo not trust the police with information. You may think that all these reasons are justified. But just consider this: if all of us thinkthat way and do not report crime in order to convict criminals, then to what extent will criminals ever get caught or will justice everbe served?”

The police, he said, must remain vigilant even to the slightest infractions of law and order.

Dr. Anthony spoke out against the condemnation heaped on law enforcement officials when they provide a firm and decisiveresponse to crime.

Commenting on the recent child abduction incident, Prime Minister Anthony noted that criminals were becoming bolder, moreaggressive and sophisticated in their methods.

He admonished parents to take the responsibility for their children more seriously, teaching them to be vigilant and distrustfulof strangers.

Meantime he had words of commendation for St. Lucians who uphold the law.

Dr. Anthony singled out the young men, who helped in foiling the attempted kidnapping, and praised the efforts of somecorporate entities that have made offers of employment to the men.

Prime Minister Anthony ended by reiterating a call made in his New Year’s message for St. Lucians to display better conductand tolerance.

He has also promised to pin point some measures aimed at addressing the apparent upsurge in major crimes on the island.

PM Reiterates Call for St. Lucians to Uphold the Law


BERTHIA M. Parle, general manager of the Bay Gardens Hotel and the Bay Gardens Inn in St. Lucia, took over the reins of theCaribbean Hotel Association on June 18, 2004, during a special closing gala at the annual Caribbean Hotel IndustryConference (CHIC) in Fajardo, Puerto Rico.

This is the first time a woman has risen to the presidency of the regional organization.

Upon assuming the post, Mrs. Parle announced the members of her slate of officers and appointed regional vice presidents:

Peter Odle, Mango Bay Resorts, Barbados - First Vice President;

Allen Chastanet, Coco Kréole, St. Lucia - Second Vice President;

Jeremy MacVean, Comfort Suites Paradise Island, Bahamas - Third Vice President;

Richard Doumeng, Bolongo Bay Beach Club, St. Thomas, USVI - Fourth Vice President;

Peter Webster, Hilton Curaçao, Curaçao - Fifth Vice President;

Jag Mehta, SuperClubs, Jamaica - Treasurer;

Cheryl Hugues, Paradise Cove, Anguilla, Regional Vice President;

Enrique de Marchena, Sun Village, Dominican Republic, Regional Vice President;

Emmanuel Schreibmaier, Sol Meliá Group, Regional Vice President;

John Lynch, Sandals, Regional Vice President;

Joan Lamanna, Hyatt Resorts, Regional Vice President;

In her first remarks as CHA President, Mrs. Parle stressed her intention to focus, with her team of volunteer leaders, on someof the key interventions that need to be undertaken from the perspective of the private sector, to support the competitiveness,sustainability and managed growth of the region's tourism industry into the medium and long term.

"Our industry is the platform for our regional economy, at present and into the foreseeable future, and during my tenure I willconcentrate on establishing creative and lasting partnerships with the several regional and international bodies based in theCaribbean in particular, to ensure that we consolidate and achieve maximum economic opportunity in tourism, movingforward," she said.

Some of the priorities that the new regional President will address are advocacy and stronger relationships with the cruise andpublic sectors.

In the area of advocacy, the CHA president called on the Caribbean hotel sector to seek to transform the negative perceptionsof our industry by showcasing best practices and pushing the envelope of corporate social responsibility to new limits.

"This is not to be a self-serving public relations exercise," she warned. "We need to do much more to promote our own socialprograms; otherwise we run the risk of being taken for granted for the good that we do. And this will only serve to fuel theperception that we are not doing enough."

On the issue of private-public sector cooperation, she pointed out that the Caribbean tourism private sector must work veryclosely with all partners in the public sector, who are ultimately challenged with the responsibility of managing the industry andthe economies.

St. Lucian Assumes Presidency ofCaribbean Hotel Association


The CHA President also stated that she would seek to ensure that at least once a year, CARICOM Heads of Government andMinisters and Directors of Tourism meet with the tourism private sector to discuss, confront and resolve the issues, challengesand needs of this industry.

Mrs. Parle ended her speech with a strong appeal to the members of the CHA, reminding them that her tenure will only be aseffective as they allow it to be. "I have no wish to preside over an organization, where members are passive and asleep at thewheel," she told members.

"We all need to stand up and be counted. We must be proactive in laying the foundation for positive change through constructivenetworking, dialogue and action, and be prepared to put out the resources required to be at the forefront of the changeprocess," she concluded.

Parle, a 30-year hospitality veteran is the General Manager of the successful Bay Gardens Hotel and Bay Gardens Inn in St.Lucia. Together with her husband and her management team, they run a facility, which is a market leader in the small hotelsector, used as a model by lending institutions as a hotel that exemplifies the highest standards of service, excellence andprofitability. As a result, Bay Gardens enjoys average occupancies of 80% and has gained the reputation as one of the foremostsmall hotels in the Caribbean region.

Mrs. Parle is considered St. Lucia's foremost small hotelier. Her contribution to the hotel sector and tourism is well docu-mented and her dedication, commitment and professionalism are greatly admired by her peers in the industry. Her energy andenthusiasm are some of her signature qualities, which she brought to her tenures as President of the St. Lucia Hotel & TourismAssociation, Director and Officer of the CHA, and Chairman of the CHA Small Hotels Committee.

Mrs. Parle was the recipient of Caribbean Hotelier of the Year Award in 2003 and was named 'One of the Most Powerful Womenin Travel' by Travel Agent Magazine.

She has held several positions in the hotel industry in Bermuda and Germany. Whilst living in Bermuda, she also lectured atthe Training Hotel, Stonington Beach.


Minutes of the 2003 bi-annual meetings ofThe National Emergency Management

Advisory Council (NEMAC) andThe National Emergency Management

Organisation (NEMO)

National Emergency Management Organisation (NEMO)Annual Report 2003/04

Part 6

AGENDA FOR THE BI-ANNUAL MEETING OF THENATIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (NEMAC)AND THE NATIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION(NEMO)

HELD ON AUGUST 15, 2003AT THE NATIONAL INSURANCE CORPORATION, WATERFRONT

AT 9:00 A.M.

I. Welcome Remarks

II. Apologies

III. Errors and Omissions from Minutes of July 27th, 2003(See Part 5 of Annual Report)

IV. Confirmation of Minutes

V. Matters Arising

VI. Reports:1. Supply Management Sub-Committee2. WASCO Representative3. LUCELEC Representative4. Transport Sub-Committee5. Babonneau Disaster Preparedness Committee6. Castries East Disaster Preparedness Committee7. Anse La Raye Disaster Preparedness Committee8. Choiseul Disaster Preparedness Committee9. Soufriere Disaster Preparedness Committee10. Micoud North Disaster Preparedness Committee11. Vieux Fort South Disaster Preparedness Committee12. Micoud South Disaster Preparedness Committee13. Community Development Officer – Vieux Fort North14. Castries North Disaster Preparedness Committee15. Dennery North Disaster Preparedness Committee16. Laborie Disaster Preparedness Committee17. World Bank18. Met Services19. Consultant to NEMO

VII. Any other Business


Minutes of the National Emergency Management Organisation/National EmergencyAdvisory Committee (NEMO/NEMAC) Meeting

Held on August 15th, 2003at the

National Insurance Corporation (NIC) Conference Room5th Floor Francis Compton Building, Waterfront

Present were:

Hon. Dr. Kenny Anthony ChairmanMs. Dawn French Director – NEMOMr. Francis Nelson Chief, Ports PoliceMr. Augustin Gaspard Chief Fire OfficerMr. George James Coordinator, Emergency Disaster Recovery and Management ProjectMr. Jahto Mahal Community Development Officer, Ministry of Social TransformationMs. Brenda Wilson Community Development Officer, Ministry of Social TransformationMs. Jackie Allain Community Development Officer, Ministry of Social TransformationMrs. Norma Herman Community Development Officer, Ministry of Social TransformationMr. Faustinus Faisal Community Development Officer – Dennery NorthMr. Jean Mathurin Liaison Officer, Minister of FinanceMr. Urban Glace Chairman, Dennery North Disaster CommitteeMr. Augustin Jimmie Deputy Chairman, Micoud South Disaster CommitteeMr. Victor Jn Baptiste Chairman, Micoud South Disaster CommitteeMr. Winston Lubin Chair, Vieux Fort South Disaster CommitteeMs. Simone Mondesir Chairperson, Soufriere Disaster CommitteeMrs. Clara Edwards Chairperson, Choiseul Disaster CommitteeMrs. Mary Francis Chairperson, Castries North-WestMr. Gregor Biscette Chairman, Micoud North Disaster CommitteeMs. Allison Joseph Chairperson, Castries North Disaster CommitteeMs. Viana Jn Baptiste Member, Soufriere, Disaster CommitteeMr. Joseph Samuel Chairman, Anse La Raye Disaster CommitteeMr. Cyril Haynes Chairman, Castries East Disaster CommitteeMs. Dorothy Agard Chairperson, National Transportation Sub-committeeMrs. Renee La Grenade Deputy Chair, National Transportation Sub-committeeMr. Guy Joseph Member, National Transportation Sub-committeeMr. Dermot Saltibus Chairman, National Oil Spill Sub-committee

Interim-Chairman, National Telecommunications Sub-committeeMr. Dalton Cenac Chairman, National Emergency Works Sub-committee

Chief Engineer, Ministry of WorksMr. Andre Mathurin Chairman, National Supplies Management Sub-committeeMr. Embert Charles Chair, National Information Sub-committeeMr. Kenneth Monplaisir Chair, National Welfare Sub-committeeMr. Peter Calderon Representative, Ministry of worksMr. Pancras Albert PoliceMr. Moses Charles PoliceMr. Herbert Regis Director, Meteorological Officer

Representative, Saint Lucia Electricity Services Ltd.Ms. Edgard Felicite Representative, Saint Lucia Solid Waste Management AuthorityMs. Shanta King Representative, Water and Sewerage Company Ltd.Mr. Anthony Herbert Representative, Saint Lucia Red CrossMr. Arturo Lopez-Portillo NEMO ConsultantMs. Maria Mombelli Recording Secretary

Absent were:

Hon. Walter Francois Member of Parliament – SoufriereHon. Mario Michel Member of Parliament – Gros IsletHon. George Odlum Member of Parliament – Castries North-EastHon. Phillip J. Pierre Member of Parliament – Castries EastHon. Sarah Flood-Beaubrun Member of Parliament – Castries CentralHon. Ignatius Jean Member of Parliament – Castries North


Hon. Felix Finisterre Member of Parliament – Castries North-WestHon. Cyprian Lansiquot Member of Parliament – Anse La Raye/CanariesHon. Jon Odlum Member of Parliament – Castries SouthHon. Velon John Member of Parliament – LaborieHon. Ferguson John Member of Parliament – ChoiseulHon. Marcus Nicholas Member of Parliament – Dennery NorthHon. Damian Greaves Member of Parliament – Dennery SouthHon. Cecil Lay Member of Parliament – Vieux Fort NorthHon Marius Wilson Member of Parliament – Micoud NorthHon. Arsene James Member of Parliament – Micoud SouthMr. Martin Satney Permanent Secretary – Ministry of Physical Development, Environment and HousingMr. Cosmos Richardson Permanent Secretary – Ministry of External AffarisMr. Thaddeus Montoute Chair, Gros Islet Disaster CommitteeMr. Primus Duplessis Chair, Laborie Disaster CommitteeMrs. Velda Octave-Joseph Community Development Officer – Micoud NorthMrs. Perpetua James Community Development Officer – Dennery SouthMrs. Urania Joseph Community Development Officer – Anse La Raye/CanariesMs. Martha Blanchard Community Development Officer – Castries/South EastMr. Mc Arthur Phillip Community Development Officer – ChoiseulMr. Julian Duybois Community Development Officer – LaborieMr. Augustus Cadet Community Development Officer – Vieux Fort SouthMr. Sylvester Monrose Community Development Officer – Micoud SouthDr. Mc. Donald Chase Chief Medical OfficerMr. William Hilaire Liaison Officer – Office of the Prime MinisterMr. Bonaventure Jn Baptiste Liaison Officer – Ministry of EducationMs. Alison Lubon Liaison Officer – Ministry of CommerceMr. Anthony Thomas Liaison Officer – Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesMrs. Christella St. Juste Liaison Officer – Ministry of Physical Development, Environment and HousingMr. Augustin Compton Liaison Officer – Ministry of Health, Human Services, Family Affairs and Gender RelationsMr. Cyrus Reynolds Liaison Officer - Ministry of Labour Relations, Public Service and Co-operativesMrs. Fortuna Belrose Liaison Officer – Ministry of Social Transformation, Culture and Local Government

1. CALL TO ORDER

The meeting was called to order at 9:15 a.m.

2. WELCOME

The Chairman welcomed everyone and acknowledged the tremendous work done through dedication.

3. APOLOGIES

Apologies were accepted on behalf of the following persons:

Hon. Menissa Rambally Member of Parliament, Castries South/East (attending to death of family member)

Mr. Egbert Louis Chairman, National Damage and Needs Assessment Sub-committee – (out of state)

Mr. Trevor Braithwaite Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Finance (out of state)

Mr. Felix Finisterre Member of Parliament, Babonneau (out of state)

Ms. Aloysia Gabriel Liaison Officer, Ministry of Justice (previous engagement)

Mr. Claude Paul Comptroller of Customs (previous engagement)

Mrs. Fortuna Anthony-Husbands Chair, National Emergency Shelter Sub-committee (previous engagement)

4. REPORTS

A. Chairman – National Supply Management Sub-committee

(i) Reported on level of stock at government warehouse.

(ii) Supply Management (SUMA) Training conducted by Mr. Marcus Day to staff of various government ministries, and NEMOvolunteers. Persons trained in this area will be identified to form a SUMA Team.


(iii) Committee meetings held but attendance has been low. The following agencies were represented at the last committeemeeting.

- WASCO- Police- Saint Lucia Red Cross- Customs and Excise- Ministry of Trade

(iv) Emergency supplies are available at the NEMO warehouse and will be distributed to district committees upon completionof satellite warehouse.

Comments/Suggestions

The meeting agreed on the following:

(i) Information on supplies available at the government warehouse should be supplied to district committees during thehurricane season.

(ii) Committee to conduct an audit of district disaster committees on a monthly basis.

(iii) Committee to liaise with factory in Vieux Fort involved in packaging of food supplies.

(iv) WASCO and LUCELEC to supply information on stock level.

B. WASCO Representative

(i) Chemical stock at an adequate level. Order for other supplies placed before beginning of hurricane season.

(ii) Repairs to water pumps continues.

(iii) Stand by power at Roseau and Choc Dam are inadequate. WASCO will write to LUCELEC for assistance.

(iv) The company has one (1) functional water truck. The representative lamented the fact that during the dry season thecompany was faced with severe problems with pipe water distribution and had to resort to contracting private watertrucking companies for water distribution.


(i) The Director informed the meeting that NEMO will assist if there is a crisis, and in such case the Cabinet Secretary willrequests a partial activation of NEMO and the mechanism will be in place with the trucking companies.

C. LUCELEC Representative

(i) Inadequate supply of poles.

(ii) Major works are being conducted in Cap Estate.


(i) The Chairman commended LUCELEC for their presence at the meeting.

D. Chair – National Transportation Sub-committee

(i) The committee was revamped in April 2003. A new Chair was elected in the person of Ms. Dorothy Agard with Mrs. ReneLa Grenade as Deputy.

(ii) Committee is in the process of negotiating a Memorandum of Understanding with Saint Lucia Helicopters.

(iii) Arrangements are being made to get representatives of the airline companies on board.

(iv) Resource list updated.

(v) National committee members to meet with their counterparts on the district committees in Soufriere and Vieux Fort.

(vi) The Chair informed the meeting that in the event of a crisis, arrangements are in place with fifteen (15) water truckingcompanies to assist NEMO with the distribution of water.


(i) The Chairman indicated that there is an urgent need to finalize arrangements with the helicopter company.


(ii) The National Damage and Needs Assessment Sub-committee, National Transportation Subcommittee and GovernmentInformation Service to conduct an aerial reconnaissance.

(iii) Chairman, National Supply Management Sub-committee to contact gas and aviation stations regarding stock level.

(iv) List of minibus drivers who will assist in a crisis to be submitted to district disaster committees.

(v) Government vehicles will be assigned to NEMO once a request is made. DIWI vehicles are also available.

(vi) Chief Engineer to liaise with Lagan regarding arrangements for speedy response during a crisis.

E. Chair – Babonneau Disaster Committee

(i) Members received training offered by NEMO in various areas.

(ii) Public awareness campaign to be initiated.

F. Chairman – Castries East

(i) Continuous monitoring of the Black Mallet/Maynard Hill landslip area whenever it rains.

(ii) The Chairman indicated that there is need for the Ministry of Works, Fire Department, Police, WASCO, NEMO, and theCastries East district committee to have an evacuation plan in place for the Black Mallet/Maynard Hill area. Meeting to beheld among the various agencies.

(iii) The meeting was informed that two surveys were done by the Ministry of Works and an estimate done for works to bedone to foot path.

G. Chairman – Anse La Raye Disaster Committee

(i) In the process of requiting new members. The committee members are targeting the sporting and youth groupsrequesting one (1) member of the group to attend meetings.

(ii) Regular monthly meetings conducted.

(iii) Auxiliary Fire Service members activated.

(iv) Emergency shelters visited.

(v) The Chairman expressed concern about the Palladium Cinema which is being used as an emergency shelter. NEMOspend a large sum of money conducting repairs to the building and it is now worse off than before the repairs.The NEMO Chairman requested a survey to be conducted by the Damage and Needs and Assessment Sub-committee.

(vi) Anse La Raye is in the process of identifying a site for the satellite warehouse. The NEMO Chairman requested that theChairman of the Committee, along with the NEMO Director and Coordinator of the Emergency Disaster Recovery andManagement Project identify a site.

(vii) The Chairman expressed concern about persons returning to the flood prone area after severe flooding.The Chairman informed the meeting that persons affected were informed that they would be compensated for theirlosses. The NEMO Chairman informed the meeting that it is not obligatory for government to compensate persons fortheir losses during these events. Committee to continue sensitizing residents of Anse La Raye regarding flood proneareas.

H. Chair – Choiseul Disaster Committee

(i) There is presently thirty-two (32) committed members on the committee.

(ii) All sub-committees are functional. Fund raising activities not working.

(iii) Monthly committee meeting continues.

(iv) Workshop with members on their roles and responsibilities.

(v) Shelter Management workshop conducted.

(vi) Committee members attended workshops organized by NEMO.

(vii) Real time notification simulation exercise conducted on June 26, 2003 in collaboration with NEMO. Simulation was inthe form of a tabletop exercise.

(viii) Workshop conducted on tracking and mapping a storm.


(ix) Construction of satellite warehouse in progress.

(x) Hazard mapping done.

(xi) Lagan pledge full support to committee.

(xii) Committee to work with LUCELEC and WASCO regarding the company’s roles and responsibilities during a crisis.

(xiii) Sub-committees formed in the various communities to liaise with the main committee.

(xiv) Red Cross group to be formed.

I. Chair – Soufriere Disaster Committee

(i) Public education in disaster preparedness.

(ii) New members requited.

(iii) Committee to work with schools which do not have a disaster plan.

(iv) List of elderly in the various communities prepared.

(v) Committee members received training in various areas organized by NEMO.

(vi) There is need for more communication equipment for distribution among members in the various communities.

(vii) After much delay, a site has been identified for construction of the satellite warehouse.

(viii) Land and water taxi and mini buses are represented on committee.

Projections

(i) Relocate and install base station.

(ii) Install new base station for Fond St. Jacques.

(iii) Meeting to be conducted with Lagan Construction.

(iv) Continuation of Public Education on disaster preparedness activities.

(v) Meeting with land owners regarding the matter of trees. Workshop on tree cutting to be conducted.


(i) The NEMO Chairman requested that the NEMO Legal Consultant put legislation in place regarding tree cutting. TheConsultant informed the meeting that there are provisions under the revised Disaster Preparedness Act. Whoever isresponsible for cutting of trees should be clearly stated.

(ii) The NEMO Chairman extended his appreciation for the work being done by the committee members.

(iii) The Deputy Chair of the committee informed the meeting that the problem with squatters at Barrans Drive still exists.Persons are expected to move to Crestland.

J. Chairman - Micoud North Disaster Committee

(i) Expressed the non-appearance of Fire and Police Officers at committee meetings.

(ii) The Chairman expressed concern about the condition of Emergency shelters and the unwillingness of Shelter Managersto assist in a crisis.

(iii) Participated in Kwasit Kweol with the NEMO Director and the Red Cross Disaster Officer.


(i) Officer Charles will follow up on the matter of the non-appearance of Officers at meetings.

(ii) The NEMO Director informed the meeting that Shelter Managers have received training in Shelter Management underthe OECS Emergency Disaster Recovery and Management Project.

(iii) Retrofitting of schools is being conducted. Additional schools will be done in Phase II of the OECS Emergency DisasterRecovery and Management Project.


K. Chairman – Vieux Fort South Disaster Committee

(i) There are twelve (12) active committed members.

(ii) Conducting humanitarian assistance to residents. Support received from LUBECO, and the southern branch of the RedCross to assist fire victims.

(iii) Satellite warehouse on stream.

(iv) Training of members continues.

(v) Communications equipment received from NEMO.

(vi) With the assistance of personnel from the Ministry of Works and stakeholders tour of hazardous areas conducted eg.Bruce Ville, Shanty Town.

(vii) Outreach programmes conducted in schools.

(viii) Residents sanitized on hazards, proper disposal of garbage and disaster management.

(ix) Disaster Plan revised.

(x) Monthly meetings conducted. Stakeholders, personnel from the Fire Service, Police and Public Health do not attendmeetings, but they assist during a response.

Projections

(i) Simulation to be conducted- real time notification

(ii) Membership drive


(i) Fire Chief to follow up on the matter of Fire Officers non attendance at committee meetings

L. Chair – Micoud South Disaster Committee

(i) Police, Fire Officers, nurses and health aids do not attend committee meetings.

(ii) Sub-committee functional.

(iii) Awaiting material and supplies promised by the Ministry of Works.

(iv) Lectures conducted in churches after the service.

(v) Received communications equipment from NEMO.

(vi) Committee requested assistance from Poverty Reduction Fund to build a foot path to the Blanchard School.

M. Community Development Officer – Vieux Fort North

(i) With support from NEMO, a functional disaster committee will be set up.

N. Chair – Castries North Disaster Committee

(i) Committee celebrated its first anniversary on August 14, 2003. The committee functioned without support fromstakeholders and a Community Development Officer.

(ii) Regular committee meetings are conducted.

(iii) Familiarization tours conducted.

(iv) Members participated in training offered by NEMO.

(v) Relationship with Morn du Don School established.

(vi) Conducted activity on proper waste disposal.

(vii) Network with other disaster committee- met with the Castries East Committee . Plan to meet with other committees.



(i) Shelter Management- not able to meet with principals/shelter managers- insurance for volunteers

Recommendations

(i) NEMO to reactivate negotiations with insurance company regarding insurance for volunteers.

(ii) Shelter Managers to work alongside disaster committees. Training in Shelter Management for committee members.

O. Chair – Dennery North Disaster Committee

(i) New executive was elected.

(ii) Monthly meetings conducted.

(iii) Representative from the Saint Lucia Solid Waste Management Authority made a presentation to members.

(iv) The Community Development Officer for the area made a presentation to members.

(v) Presentations made at schools.

(vi) Identification of hazards in the area.

(vii) Site for construction of warehouse identified.

(viii) Members attend training offered by NEMO.

P. Report from the Laborie Disaster Committee

(i) In the absence of the representative form the Laborie Committee, the Chairman read the committee’s report which wassupplied to NEMO prior to the meeting.

(ii) Committee meetings conducted.

(iii) Members attended workshops organized by NEMO

(iv) Sub-committees formed.

(v) Committee received radios from NEMO

Q. World Bank Project

(i) Construction of seven (7) of the nine (9) satellite warehouses are nearing completion. Office of the Prime Minister andMinistry of Works are working on the installation of electricity in the warehouses. Once completed NEMO will distributeemergency supplies.

(ii) Mr. James indicated his concern about site selection with regards to security for warehouses.

(iii) The NEMO Director informed the meeting that committees are encountering numerous problems for site wheresurveillance already exist, but some committees have encountered numerous drawbacks particularly with the Ministryof Education refusing use of the school compound for this purpose.

(iv) The meeting was informed that there is a new company in Vieux Fort which is in the business of bagging rice, beans,and other products. NEMO to liaise with management regarding their available supplies.

(v) Ministry of Works to conduct works on the Castries River.

R. Meteorological Officer Report

(i) 2003 season above average. Nine (9) storms and three (3) hurricanes.

(ii) Arrangements to be made for Cable and Wireless to use met. Information off met. office web site to be broadcast onNTN.

S. Any Other Business

(i) The Director informed the meeting that the letter for dissolution of Castries Central Disaster Committee was sent out.


(ii) Saint Lucia Red Cross to assist in the formation of the Castries Central and Vieux Fort North Disaster Committees; andstrengthening of the Gros Islet Disaster Committee. The Chairman indicated that these issues should be addressed byend of August.

(iii) The Chairman expressed his concern about Gros Islet Disaster committee and indicated to members present thatpolitics in the district disaster committees is unacceptable.


(i) The Chairman requested that NEMO disband the Castries Central Committee and work with committed persons in thecommunity and a member of the Council to set up a new committee.

(ii) The Chairman to speak with the Member of Parliament for Gros Islet regarding the Gros Islet committee.

(iii) NEMO to be more visible during the period December – June and not only during the hurricane season.

(iv) Ministry of Works to conduct and analysis/survey on the cause of the falling boulders on the Millennium Highway.

(v) The Director General, Saint Lucia Red Cross commended the Director and staff for the comprehensive report submittedfor the period 2002/2003.

(vi) The Chairman thanked Mr. Arturo Lopez-Portillo for his overwhelming support during his tenure with NEMO.

(vii) The Director informed the meeting that representatives from the Office of Foreign Disaster Agency (OFDA) will be in SaintLucia to discuss Shelter Management Training with members of the Organisation regarding. Saint Lucia has beenidentified as a model for Shelter Management.

(viii) Evacuation Plan to be developed for new Union School. Chairman to liaise with Ministry of Education on the matter.

(ix) The Director informed the meeting that nomination forms for the NEMO Awards have been sent out to committees andstakeholders.

(x) NEMO will be conducting a telecom call out every Wednesday at 3:00 pm to all committees.

(xi) NEMO will be conducting an activity with the National Conservation Authority (NCA) entitled “Attack on Plastics”. One daywill be designated for collection of plastics island wide.

(xii) Police and Ministry of Education representative to report on attendance at district disaster committee meeting at the nextNEMAC meeting.

(xiii) There is need to have a symposium with Shelter Managers regarding their roles and responsibilities as ShelterManagers.

(xiv) Contingency plan to be in place for recharging of equipment from the district committees during a disaster.

(xv) No stand by generator at Micoud Police Station. Matter to be addressed.

(xvi) Police to be invited to meeting of World Bank Project – Phase II.

T. Adjournment

There being no further matters to discuss the meeting was adjourned at 5:20 p.m.

September 1, 2003

Prepared by: Approved by:

…………………………………….. …………………………………..MARIA MOMBELLI A.L.DAWN FRENCHRecording Secretary Director – NEMO/Secretary – NEMAC

……………………………………….. …………………………………………..Confirmed Seconded