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All across the country, our people areflying high that blue, white and red flag.Out to the streets and into the parks wego, celebrating September. Kicking offwith the opening of the Patriotic Cel-ebration, the 1st of September is alwaysfull of life. You feel the music in thestreets, in anticipation that something bigis going to happen. Leading up to the bigtwo days of the month, 10th and 21st ofSeptember, there is a lot of events. Ev-ery year, organizers schedule queenpageants all over the country that areusually held days prior to the 10th. Thesepageants lead to the coronation of themany queens around the country on the10th of September. In San Pedro, it hasbecome a tradition that hundreds ofpeople flock to the Old Football Field tosee who will be the next beauty ambas-sador for the island. It’s a prestigiouspageant that brings the community to-gether in one celebration mood. Filledwith Belizean music, great food and his-tory, there is absolutely no way you canmiss such an event once you are on theisland. On the eve of the 10th of September,just get ready because it’s the beginningof an all night party in most parts of thecountry. Live bands, fireworks and cul-tural presentations fill the stages in vari-ous municipalities. The party atmo-sphere runs all through the followingday. In San Pedro, traditionally the 10th

of September is the day that Miss SanPedro is officially crowned and it marksthe first day of her year-long reign. Fol-lowing the coronation, there is the uni-form parade through the principal streetsof the town. The party continues withthe annual Beach Party and SaintGeorge’s Caye Day Family FishingTournament which has hundreds of visi-tors and Belizeans flocking to the beachas the party mood fully kicks in. But the 10th of September is the be-ginning of the partying in the month ofSeptember; in fact it’s a primer for theIndependence Day showdown. It hasalso become a tradition in both BelizeCity and San Pedro Town that Belikin

Diverse Origins, Common Aspirations; Together we celebrate as Belizeans The long awaited September Celebrations are here. It’s the month of the year that brings out Belize’s color, culture, history, music and aspirations. Septemberis the month that we celebrate the glory of our ancestors the Baymen, and our struggle towards independence. It has been 211 years since the glorious battle at oldSaint George’s Caye and it has been 28 years since Belize obtained political independence. As Belizeans, what a great reason to celebrate!

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Schoolchildren across the country know that September Celebrations means pa-rades! Uniform parades with the school band, flags flying in the wind as they passthrough the streets is one of the most memorable experiences of the Celebrations!


Beers hosts the annual Belizean BelikinBash. In Belize City the event runs forsix days, but in San Pedro Town, it isthe immediate two days following theend of the city bash. In La Isla Bonita, itis normally held on the Thursday andFriday before the 21st of September. Fornewcomers to the party lifestyle, itmight be hard to keep up, but for thosewho have been through it for years; youwould just want the party to continue.Belikin Bash also pools in people fromall over the country. It celebrates thepride of Belize’s only beer, BELIKIN.Combined with your ice cold beer andlive Belizean musical icons on stage, itsparty all over again. On the mainland, the 19th and 20th ofSeptember is the annual Carnival RoadMarch in various municipalities. Filledwith culture, music and color, carnivalgroups adorn the streets jumping to therhythm of Soca and Punta music. Loudspeakers on colorful floats wiggle theirway through thousands of spectators andparty goers on the street side; it’s trulya celebration mood. Perhaps the biggest celebration in Be-lize is the 20th and 21st of September.Starting on the 20th of September, theIndependence Eve ceremony kicks off

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the two days of celebration all over Be-lize. At midnight on the eve of Indepen-dence Day, fireworks light up the skies

in every municipality around the coun-try and large communities mark the

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The Belizean Flag is prominently dis-played in all manner of ways, from ve-hicles to storefronts and even streetsidesouvenirs!

‘Carnival’ in San Pedro is an abundance of colors, music and excitement.



country’s birthday. It’s a similar celebra-tion mood in San Pedro Town; howeverthe only difference is the annual All NightBlock Party. Barrier Reef Drive comesalive with music, food, drinks and fes-tivities that continue until the sun comesup. On Independence Day, there is al-ways the Jump Up Parade through theprincipal streets of San Pedro. Again,Belizeans storm the streets, jumping upto the rhythm of Belizean music and fullof patriotic pride. The celebration nor-mally ends on the night of the 21st of Sep-tember with an Independence Day Partyat the old foot ball field. This September, take time to get toknow our people, our country and his-

The changing of the guardbefore midnight, the unfurl-ing of the beautiful Belizeanflag, the midnight “grito”(shout) - all cultures gather toenjoy the beauty of tradition in

celebrating Belize’sIndependence.

Happy Independence Day,Beautiful Belize!

tory. We are a countryof diverse origins butwe all have one com-mon aspiration, to seeour homeland moveforward. We are di-verse in origin but wecan still come togetherand celebrate as one Be-lize. Join us as we awaityou with open arms sothat together we canenjoy the music, colorsand Belize as we cel-ebrate our country’sheritage. We havecome a long way; LongLive Belize!


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“Look, Grandpa! A reindeer!” “Reindeer? Where?” “Over there,” Davin pointed off the side of the road into the bush. “Davin, that’s a goat. It’s not a reindeer.” “It’s not?” When we got home I asked Melody, “Have you ever taken this boy to the zoo?” “No,” she said. “I planned it a couple of times but things didn’t work out.” “Well, I’m going to take him to the zoo,” I said. “Every four year-old needs togo to the zoo. This boy would love the monkeys.” “Grandma, we’re going to go see the monkeys,” Davin said to Dulce as wewere leaving the house the next morning. In Belize City we stopped at the market before catching the bus for the BelizeZoo. “What are we buying Grandpa?” “We’re getting some peanuts,” I told him. “Monkeys like peanuts. They’ll dojust about anything for a peanut.” At the Belize Zoo, we saw the jaguar and the tapir but what we really wantedwas the monkeys. Finally we came to the monkey cage. “Hey,” I called to a zoo attendant. “Why aren’t there any monkeys out? I wantthis boy to see a monkey.” “It’s mating season right now,” the attendant said. “They’re inside.” “Grandpa, I want to see a monkey,” Davin said. “Do you think they would come out for peanuts?” I asked the attendant. “I don’t know,” he said. “Would you?”

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*Ninety-nine percent of all forms oflife that have existed on Earth are nowextinct. *Statistically, UFO sightings are attheir greatest number during those timeswhen Mars is closest to Earth. *The expression “the whole nineyards” comes from WWII aircraftwhose ammunition belts were 27 feetlong. When you used your entire ammobelt on a target, you exhausted “thewhole nine yards.” *Most cows give more milk whenthey listen to music. *A “fulgerite” is fossilized lightning.It forms when a powerful lightning boltmelts the soil into a glass-like state. *Every queen named Jane has eitherbeen murdered, imprisoned, gone mad,


The Lions Club of San Pedro relies onincome from its Friday and SaturdayNight BBQ to support the needy commu-nity. Help a great cause -have dinner withus!Green Reef A non-profit organizationdedicated to the promotion of sustainableuse and conservation of Belize’s marineand coastal resources. [email protected]/226-2833San Pedro AA - 226-4464, 600-9061,624-7705.Saga Society A non-profit “humane so-ciety” to address the stray cat and dogpopulation in San Pedro. Phone 226-3266.CARE BELIZE - Children’s Special-ist, San Pedro. 622-8200SP Town Library - 206-2028

ELITE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS (EREI) - We areAmbergris Caye’s real estate specialists. Call now to sched-ule your free professional investment consultation. Under$200K to $4.1M. Call 226-2260, or email: [email protected]. By appointment.SUNRISE REALTY - Land, homes, businesses, condos andinvestment properties. Call 226-3737, fax 226-3379 or E-mail: [email protected]ÑO DEL MAR - Paradise has a new address! Lo-cated on Barrier Reef Drive (Front Street), across fromFido’s Restaurant. 8:30AM to 5PM,www.dreambelize.com, Phone: (US #) 719-302-5398, (Be-lize #) 011-501-226-4001.CORAL BEACH REALTY - Professionalism at its best.Visit our office on Barrier Reef Drive, 226-2681.www.CoralBeachRealty.net.HOLDFAST LTD. INLAND & RIVER FRONT SPECIAL-ISTS, SMALL FARMS - 36 YEARS IN CAYOSan Pedro, 50' x50' beachfront lot, Basil Jones area, $85kusdJohn, Beth & Sandra Roberson 662-5700, 663-6777, 664-7272. HoldfastBelize.comRE/MAX Isla Bonita, 1ocated at 10 Coconut Drive, SanPedro. 226-4400 e-mail: [email protected] or visit ourwebsite at www.owninbelize.com

CRISTAL GOLF CART RENTAL - Along with IslandTour Rentals, have combined to offer the best rates on theisland! Special hourly, weekly & monthly rates. Daily ratesare $85 BZ. 4- & 6- Seater golf carts available. Securitydeposit required. Cristal - 226-4949 or 626-5555. Island Tour- 226-2351 or 226-2972.

MONCHO’S GOLF CART RENTALS - Four & Six seatergolf carts available. Open daily 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. We deliverto your room. 226-3262 or 226-4490.

CARTS BELIZE - Conveniently located just one block northof the airstrip. Hourly, Daily & Weekly. Call 226-4084.

ISLAND FERRY SERVICE & WATER TAXI – Sched-uled ferry service & water taxi for Ambergris Caye. Phone226-3231.CRYSTAL AUTO RENTAL – Largest fleet in Belize. Of-fices at International Airport and Belize City. 223-1600, 0-800-777-7777.

GRUMPY & HAPPY - Snorkeling - private snorkel tours -just you on the boat, no set schedule! Visitors with specialneeds and children are welcome. Call 226-3420 or 672-1234.Visit www.grumpyandhappy.com, or Email:[email protected] DIVERS - Come on… “Immerse YourselfIn Our World!” Full service Belizean owned and operatedDive Center offering specialized scuba and snorkeling ac-tivities, catering to experienced as well as the novice enthu-siast. 226-2634.SNUBA – Go Beyond Snorkeling! Enjoy the fascination ofdiving with the easy of snorkelling. No certification required!Call 226-2882 for more information!

CASTILLO’S HARDWARE - Storm supplies, electron-ics, household appliances, tools, home repair items and awide variety of paints, stains and varnishes. PescadorDrive. Phone 226-2302.

S.P. HARDWARE - Large variety of hardware and house-hold supplies. Will meet or beat any competitor’s price!Seagrape Drive; Open seven days a week. 226-4522.

HARMOUCH CENTER - Hardwar, housewaers, furni-ture and more. Pescador Drive across from BTL 226-3860.

Police 226-2022South Police Sub-Station - 610-4911Fire 226-2372Medical Emergency (ACER) 226-3231Emergency 911Crimestoppers 800 922-TIPSLos Pinos Clinic 602-6383 and 226-2686.Dr. Lerida Rodriguez: 226-2197 orcell 620-1974.San Pedro Chiropractic Clinic 600-7119Hyperbaric Chamber - 226-2851 or226-3195, Dr. Otto Rodriguez - 604-7599 or 226-2854. Antonia Guerrero -628-3828 or 226- 4501.San Pedro Polyclinic II - 226-2536.Dr. Zuniga: 670-8755 and Dr. OttoRodriguez: 604-7599.Ambergris Hopes Clinic - 226-2660,Emergencies: 629-3618.US Embassy - 822-4011Labour Office - 226-2700 (Open 8am- 5pm, Mon. - Fri.)Canadian Consulate - 223-1060Mexican Embassy - 223-0193Guatemalan Embassy - 223-3150Honduran Embassy - 224-5889San Carlos Medical (MD & DentistServices) - 7:30am - 9:00pm, 226-2918

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San Pedro Roman Catholic ChurchSunday Mass: (English) 8am & 10am &Baptism: 11am; Spanish: 7pm; Mass orCommunion Service every night at 7pm.Saturday evening: Anticipated SundayMass: 7p.m. Daily Masses 7am & 7pm.Living Word Church Service Sun.10:45 a.m, Youth Meetings on Sundaysat 7:30p.m., Women’s meetings onWednesday at 7:30 p.m., and Men’smeetings on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Wedo Christian charity work. 226-2950.Assembly of God Church onAngel Coral St. T-W-St.-Sn. at 7:30 p.m.Lighthouse Christian Radio - 101.3FM. 226-4673, Cor. Buccaneer &Pescador Drive.The Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints - Sunday Service: 9:30 am,Wednesday Scripture Study 7:00 pm. 17Upstairs of Island Plaza, across fromFido’s Courtyard.San Pedro Community Church - meetsSundays at 10a.m. at the Ambergris El-ementary School. All Are Welcome.

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Belize Tourism Board - 227-2419.Belize Tourism Industry Association (BTIA) - 227-5717.Belize Hotel Association - 223-0669, [email protected] Pedro Tourist Guide Association 226-2391.

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SAN PEDRO FITNESS CLUB – A/C Gym, Fully-equipped. Open to thepublic. Tennis Courts, Lap and Family pools, Aqua Fitness and ToningClasses.Open 7am Daily, 8am Sundays. 226-2683.

THE GREENHOUSE - Fresh Produce & Seafood. Belizean and importedspeciality. Fresh herbs, cold cuts, chilled goods, plus an exciting selectionof groceries. A/C local on Pescador Dr, next to St. Francis Xavier CreditUnion. 226-2084.

CAYE INTERNATIONAL BANK - Offering Demand Deposit Accounts,Loans, Savings Accounts, etc. [email protected] or phone 226-2388.

PROVIDENT BANK & TRUST - Offering a full range of InternationalBanking Services. phone 223-5698 services@prov identbank.bz

PAGES, A BOOK STORE – carrying new and used books. We also tradegently used books. Located at the Vilma Linda Plaza, open Mon. throughSat. 8am-5pm, 206-2254.

BELIZEAN ARTS GALLERY - Local art!

SUNDANCER - Unique boutique featuring quality clothing, jewelry and greatgift items for men. Phone: 226-2948.

LINDA MIKULICH - “Design with you in Mind” - Artist/Interior Decora-tor. Fine Arts Paintings, faux finishes, murals. 610-0277.

CORONA DEL MAR - Hotel - Apartments. Your home at Woody’s Wharf!To make your reservations, telephone 226-2055 or visit our website atwww.ambergriscaye.com/coronadelmar. Your home away from home!

7-11 - For all your grocery needs. Located at the corner of Swan and Tropi-cal Wave Street, 7-11 is newly remodeled to better suit your shopping needs.Call 226-3300 or come by and shop in comfort!

AK’BOL YOGA RETREAT & RESORT- Daily Yoga Classes/Day Retreats/Group Retreats. The only resort dedicated to the practice of Yoga andWellness. Yoga studio at the end of the pier overlooking the sea...Open toAll *Beginners Welcome* Mats Available

Mon thru Sat 9-10am gentle morning flow,Tu &Th 3:30-5pm asana+meditation,Sunday 1pm Kids Yoga + Pizza Day

Private sessions/Group Classes available226-2073, 607-7305, 626-6296Om Shanti Om-peace to all....

MATA CHICA - Mambo Cuisine- for food lovers. Homemadepasta, shrimp paté, bruschetta,charbroiled seafood and muchmore! Call 220-5010/5011.ELVI’S KITCHEN - serving thefinest food since 1974. DailyLunch and Dinner Specials.Caribbean Night on Thursday.Mayan Fiesta every Friday-come try our Mayan Buffet.Live music on Saturday withTerrell, “Man at Work”! NowOpening Monday – Saturdayfrom 11:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.Call us for group reservations.

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Ph 226-2176/2404 “Wheresomething good is always cook-ing!”CELI’S RESTAURANT ONTHE BEACH at the San PedroHoliday Hotel, serves GreatFajitas, salads and local dishes forlunch. Delectable SeafoodSpeciaties for dinner. OUTDOOR& INDOOR DINING 11:00a.m.-2:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. - 9:00p.m. Beach barbeque everyWednesday night with live mu-sic.RAMON’S VILLAGE - Enjoybreakfast, lunch and dinner in a

Mayan atmosphere or on the ve-randa overlooking the Carib-bean Sea. Coconut Drive.Phone 226-2071.MICKEY’S PLACE - Open daily6:30 a.m. - 10 a.m. for break-fast, 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. forlunch and 6 - 10 p.m. for dinner.Burritos on Wednesdays. Pesca-dor Drive. Call 226-2223.BLUE WATER GRILL – Islandcuisine with a twist! Wood-firedOven Pizzas, Sushi & more! Opendaily. Happy Hour 4 to 6 p.m.226-3347.EL DIVINO RESTAURANT atBANANA BEACH - Servingbreakfast, lunch and dinner from6 a.m - 10 p.m. Book your partyor banquet today! Phone 226-2444.RENDEZVOUS RESTAU-RANT AND BAR - The most ro-mantic spot in town featuringaward winning chefs. Thai andFrench cuisine blended to makeparadise taste like heaven, or soour customers say. Free Rendez-vous Wine tasting from 11:30a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Fermented,blended and bottled here on theproperty. Open for lunch and din-ner. Call 226 3426 for reserva-tions and transport options.BEAN RESTAURANT/SHADEBAR- @Ak’bol Resort- full ser-vice-awesome bartender! Localfood @ Local prices on the beach$1-$15BZ + uniquespecials+desserts daily. Interest-ing pizzas $25BZ+up. SaturdayBeach BBQ. One pier North ofPalapa Bar.

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THE HOLIDAY HOTEL - Every Wednesday, live music and a fabulousBeach Barbeque 6:30 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. Barrier Reef Dr. 226-2014.FIDO’S RESTAURANT & BAR - Fun & food on the beach. Live musicnightly, island drink specials, new shot menu with over twenty selections!BC’S BEACH BAR - Serving food all day. Live music every day. FamousSunday BBQ and Jam Session starting at noon. We do catering. On the beachbetween the SunBreeze Hotel and Ramon’s Village. Open daily from 9:00 a.m.to 12 p.m.

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CASA PICASSO TAPAS +MARTINIS - Small plates, bigpastas and fantastic desserts!“Hippest martini spot”-Frommer’s. Nightly 5:30pm,closed Sundays. reservations 206-2272.BC’S BEACH BAR & GRILL -On the beach between Sunbreeze& Ramon’s, BC’s is open everyday from 8am - midnight. Livemusic Thursday and Sunday JamSession. SUNDAY BBQ fromMidday. 226-3286;[email protected]. Burritos andnachos every day.PALAPA BAR AND GRILL -The Coolest Place, North ofBridge. Drink & Dine out overthe Caribbean waters with coolbreezes and no mosquitoes. Spe-cialty is a BBQ, Slow Smoked,Pork Sandwich and Fresh CaughtFish Tacos. Open 7 days, HappyHour Drinks from 4:00pm -6:00pm. Telephone: 226-3111.HUMMINGBIRD CAFÉ - serv-ing a wide variety of healthy,homemade wraps, salads, spe-cialty meals, gourmet coffeedrinks and desserts. Dine in airconditioned comfort. Located atthe Vilma Linda Plaza, openMon. through Sat. 8am-5pm,226-2754.HIDDEN TREASURE - Dis-cover great food in an enchant-ing setting! Featuring LatinAmerican and Caribbean Cuisine,and the Island’s Best Martinis &Mojitos! Open for Lunch andDinner. For Reservations, pleasecall 226-4111.

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