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THE PRESIDENT of the Green Party George Perdikis along with members of the Cyprus Voice for Animals (CVA) met with the Minister of Justice Ionas Nicolaou to discuss tackling the situation of animal abuse on the island. The Minister said that he intends to appoint one police offer per district to specifically deal with complaints of animal abuse and welfare. The minister added that regular police officers and ‘neighbourhood police’ will also be trained in dealing with complaints about animal mistreatment. He added that he has sent a directive to all police stations that complaints of animal abuse are to be dealt with by full investigations and perpetrators of abuse will be brought to justice. Last year Nicolaou told animal rights campaigners that their longstanding demand for animal welfare police could not be established even though according to the group only 10-15 officers would be needed island wide to run an effective unit.

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He has come under intense pressure to act after the killing of a stray puppy at the Anastasia Beach Hotel caused international outrage.

scribing the incident as “a disgrace for society and our country”, and pledging to raise awareness of the issue at schools.

A manager and two hotel workers were suspended after the dog named ‘Billy’ by his rescuers, was thrown alive into a garbage crusher.

He said the state will also introduce scheme to make the public more sensitive to animals and animal welfare – campaigners welcomed the scheme - but said it was long overdue.

The one-year-old dog was found by British tourists, taken to a vet but died a few days after the incident. Even President Nicos Anastasiades was forced to comment, de-

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NEWS EXTRA Deadly year on the coasts A Russian tourist became the fifteenth person to drown in Cyprus this year. According to police, the man, 60, drowned on July 27th close to the Tomb of the Kings. The beach is considered dangerous for bathers and the area is well signposted with warnings, according to Paphos council. Last month Paphos municipality beaches committee called for an extension to lifeguard working hours.

Gun Shot Wedding in Paphos An over-excited 39-year old man from Paphos was arrested last month after shooting off 20 rounds of live ammunition to celebrate a family marriage. The man climbed onto the roof of his house in Anavargos and opened up a continuous barrage of gunfire into the air. The gunfire terrified neighbours who called police. Police later discovered that the man had used three different shot guns Celebratory gunfire is common at weddings in some parts of the Middle East, but unheard of in Cyprus.

UNSC agrees on final text for UNFICYP resolution The United Nations Security Council members concluded their discussions and have agreed on the final text for the resolution renewing the mandate of UNFICYP for a further six months. The United Nations Peacekeeping Forces in Cyprus (UNFICYP) resolution was adopted in a UNSC session on July 30th.

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ª Troika gives green light to Cyprus General Health Scheme THE TROIKA have the green light to the new national health system and the application of the General Health Scheme (GHS) in Cyprus. According to an announcement by the Ministry of Health “the echelon of the troika noted once again the strong commitment and determination that exists in the Ministry of Health to implement the planned reforms.” The Cypriot authorities concluded in March 2013 an agreement with the Troika on a €10 billion bailout. One of the provisions of the Memorandum of Understanding is to implement the longpending General Health Scheme.

ª UK Minister for Europe wants Cyprus debate in Commons DAVID Burrowes, MP for Enfield Southgate has applied for a parliamentary debate on Cyprus following the 40th anniversary of the continuing Turkish occupation and division of the island. He also tabled written parliamentary questions to the Prime Minister and new Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond asking about the UK Government`s latest assessment of the progress to reach a solution to the Cyprus problem.

ª Less foreign travel for locals THE number of residents of Cyprus travelling abroad recorded a decrease of 12.4% in June, compared to the corresponding month last year, the Statistical Service has announced. On the basis of the results of the Passengers Survey, 100,713 residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad in June 2014, compared to 114,982 in June 2013.

ª Sky High airport taxes irk CTO THE Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) has taken an initiative with the aim of reducing airport taxes imposed by Hermes, the company managing the operations of Larnaca and Paphos airports, CTO Director General Marios Hannides has said. Hannides said that he will prepare proposals for the reduction of airport taxes, which they will discuss with Hermes and the Ministry of Communications and Works.

ª Halloumi cheese still in the headlines MINISTER of Agriculture Nicos Kougialis has claimed that registration of halloumi cheese as a product with Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) is a matter of national importance. He said that the government will do all in its power to protect the product from international competition. Cyprus filed last month an application to the European Commission to grant halloumi/hellim a certificate of PDO.

ª Tourist arrivals up for June Tourist arrivals in Cyprus increased by 11% in June, reaching a number of 342,221 tourists, compared to 308,219 in the corresponding month last year. On the basis of the results of the Passengers Survey, an increase of 0.6% was recorded in tourist arrivals from the United Kingdom, from 111,156 in June 2013 to 111,792 in June 2014. Moreover, arrivals from Russia increased by 22.1%, from 96,618 to 117.960 this year.

ª Security van heist CROOKS have stolen a security van which was transporting the equivalent of one million euros in Turkish lira in the occupied part of Cyprus.

Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot doctors are expected to travel to Gaza to help the Palestinians injured by the bombardments from Israel.

The van belongs to the Kooperatif Merkez Bankası and was ‘hijacked’ near Morphou. The van was later found dumped in a field.

This is the first time Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot doctors are set to work together in such a mission.

ª 16 months after bailout, Cypriots less pessimistic about economic situation

MEP Eleni Theocharous together with Turkish Cypriot peace activist Deniz Birinci met the Ambassador of Palestine last month and expressed their sympathy for the Palestinian people.

Cypriots appear to be less pessimistic about the economic situation in Cyprus and about their household situation, compared to last Fall, the 2014 Spring Eurobarometer shows. The survey was conducted between 31 May- 14 June and was requested and co-ordinated by the European Commission, Directorate-General for Communication.

“Our action is purely humanitarian and has no political dimension. The people of Gaza are not responsible for the suffering that the extreme Islamist group Hamas and Israel`s excessive reaction have caused”, Theocharous said. Theocharous added that ‘the people are helpless’ and Cypriot medics will attempt to go to Gaza to take much needed drugs and medical supplies. She also said that volunteer doctors had asked to go to Gaza before the start of Israel`s land offensive but were denied permission. 2 Issue 15 • 9th August to 11th September, 2014

Regarding the financial situation in their households, a percentage of 58% of Cypriots describes it as good or rather good and a 41% says it is bad or very bad.

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New Court President to speed up Ryanair launch winter schedule for delays in Cyprus justice system Paphos

New Supreme Court President Myronas Nicolatos has said everyone is equal before the law and no-one is above the law. Myronas and a new member of the Supreme Court Tefkros Economou were sworn into office last month. Addressing the swearing in ceremony President Anastasiades said that the government is aiming for justice to be served more quickly and effectively. He referred to steps taken by the government for the establishment of an administrative court which should help expedite the load of cases before the Supreme Court now. He also asked for the practical support of the government so that the judicial body can effectively do the work it is mandated to do. New Supreme Judge Tefkros Economou spoke of the need to deal with delays in the justice system as well as of ensuring that justice will be left undisturbed to do its work.

LOW-COST carrier Ryanair has launched its Paphos winter 2014 schedule, with 8 routes, including a new daily service to Athens. The new schedule includes routes to Brussels, Chania, Kaunas, London, Manchester, Rome and Thessaloniki. Since its first flight in April 2012, Ryanair has carried over one million customer to and from Paphos. The budget airline has two aircraft based at Paphos International Airport. Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary was in Cyprus last month to launch the winter schedule. Ryanair operates around 300 Boeing 737–800 aircraft. The airline has been characterised by its rapid expansion, a result of the deregulation of the aviation industry in Europe in 1997 and the success of its low-cost business model. Ryanair’s route network serves 28 countries in Europe and also Morocco.

Ledra Palace Hotel could get Ryan Air connects Greece with the Neapolis University of Paphos new lease of life THE Buena Vista Hospitality Group have confirmed their interest in refurbishing the historic Ledra Palace hotel but ruled out operating a casino at the well known landmark. Archbishop Chrysostomos revealed last month that US investors were interested in leasing and operating the hotel in the buffer zone in Nicosia. The archbishop said that the cost of renovation was estimated at €10m to €15m. The dilapidated state of the Ledra Palace Hotel where the UN’s military personnel are accommodated prompted an independent engineering survey in 2005 to determine the suitability of the facility. The hotel was designed by the German Jewish architect Benjamin Günsberg and was built between 1947-1949 on what was then King Edward VII Street, since 1960 Markos Drakos Avenue. It originally had 94 bedrooms and 150 beds, officially rated as de luxe. All rooms had hot and cold water, central heating and a telephone. Facilities included a conference, reading, bridge and ballroom with orchestra. There were two restaurants, two bars and café. Located within the garden was a large swimming pool (which was installed in 1964), paddling pool, children’s playground and tennis courts. The hotel had two additional floors added in 1967-1968, thus raising its capacity to 200 rooms and 320 beds. Following the Turkish invasion of Cyprus it fell within the boundaries of the UN Buffer Zone and now serves as the headquarters for Sector 2 United Nations Roulement Regiment (URR) part of UNFICYP. 4 Issue 15 • 9th August to 11th September, 2014

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Joyful news for Paphos and particularly for the Neapolis University with the announcement of Ryan Air that it will not only continue but will enrich its flight program from the main cities of Greece to Paphos International Airport. The variety of Courses offered by the University and particularly the courses in Law, Architecture, Business Administration and Real Estate and the very good name which has acquired the Neapolis University in Greece, have made the attendance at this University as one of the first choices for the Greek students to study abroad for both undergraduate and graduate students. Additionally, the possibility of staying in a University campus with contemporary services, living in a friendly and safe community, attending courses of high academic standards that are offered by renowned professors and the very low cost flight connection between Pafos, with the largest cities in Greece come to reinforce this choice of Greek students for their studies. It is also worth mentioning that in the four years of its existence the Neapolis University has managed to grow into an important academic, spiritual and cultural center of the island, especially for the region of Paphos and not only.

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The “heatwave” this beautiful island basks in year upon year, (although much earlier this year, it seems), can bring much pleasure to the careful, and sunstroke to the careless. It can also, in some cases, result in an increase in the work-rate of the ceruminous glands. That was a right conversation stopper, was it not? Now, before everyone heads off to Google “ceruminous glands”, let me explain: the ceruminous glands are the glands which produce cerumin, or, as it is more commonly known, ear wax. These glands are found – logically enough – in the ear canal, and are vital for it’s health as part of the ear’s natural cleaning system. Those among us who have to have their ears “syringed” occasionally may well notice that the need to do so can increase in the hotter months of the year. This is perfectly normal and no cause for concern, and, whilst this should not need to be said, please resist the temptation to go for a DIY solution with cotton buds. The practice of sticking anything down the ear canal rarely ends well and is unnecessary given that there are a number of properly qualified practitioners skilled in ear irrigation in and around the Paphos area. For hearing aid wearers the potential problems caused by an increase in the production of ear wax can be even worse, given that the aid itself can restrict the airflow down the canal. None of this helps keep the temperature in the canal down, and off go the ceruminous glands. Best advice in this case is for the wearer to simply remove the aid/s and give their ear/s some “down time” and a chance for the canal/s to “chillax”, as the youngsters say nowadays. So, there we have it. A simple commonsense solution to a not-widely known potential problem. Needless to say, we are at the end of the telephone – 97799281 & 97790245 - should you have any concerns about your ears or hearing. In the meantime, enjoy this glorious weather! Donald Farrell UK Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist ALTERNATIVE HEARING Issue 15 • 9th August to 11th September, 2014 7

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Paphos set for spectacular festival THE PAPHOS Aphrodite Festival is all set to be a must see event this year, with a line up of spectacular on stage performances. The opera Cosi Fan Tutte by Mozart will be performed on 5, 6 and 7 September at the Medieval Castle in co-production with the lyric organization Opera Futura from Verona and the participation of the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra. Paphos Mayor and President of Paphos Aphrodite Festival Savas Vergas said that the Festival has become an institution of international quality. He said that the cooperation with the Cyprus Symphonic Orchestra continues this year and is combined with a new innovative feature, which is the creation of the lyric choir and the participation of Cypriot dancers. This, he said, could one day become the basis for the creation of a Cypriot production in the future. Deputy Head of Mission of the Italian Embassy, Beatrice Vecchioni, said that the Embassy will support this year’s festival with a financial contribution in the framework of the Italian Presidency of the EU Council. She added that “cultural cooperation and the promotion of a shared cultural heritage are of fundamental importance for our bilateral relations and can give a valuable contribution not only to the strengthening of our common European identity but also for the achievement of the priorities set in the programme of the Italian EU Presidency in terms of growth and job creation”. She also said that events like the Paphos Festival play a very positive role for the Cypriot tourist sector. The Medieval Castle of Paphos located at Kato Paphos For online ticket purchases visit the Pafos Aphrodite Festival Cyprus website, www.pafc.com.cy and the ticket price range is 25, 40, 50 and 70 euros. The public can also contact the offices of Pafos Aphrodite Festival Cyprus at 26822218 or info@pafc.com.cy

Cosi fan tutte Pafos Aphrodite Festival 2014 opens its curtain and presents the popular, witty opera Cosi Fan Tutte (So do all Women) by the great composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on 5, 6 and 7 September at the Medieval Castle in Pafos in co-production with the lyric organization Opera Futura from Verona and the participation of the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra. W.A. Mozart’s masterpiece So do all Women or The school for Lovers (Così fan tutte, ossia La scuola degli amanti) represents the genre of the Italian opera buffa and consists of two acts. The libretto was written by Lorenzo Da Ponte and it premiered at the Burgtheater in Vienna on 26 January 1790. The subject matter of this comic opera was considered rather bold for its time since it told a story of exchanging lovers. Even though the premiere was a great success and the audiences’ response was enthusiastic, for the next half of the century it was rarely performed, and when it did appear it was presented in one of several bowdlerised versions. The plot continues to enchant audiences even today since it grapples with the timeless issues of love and unfaithfulness, reason and emotion, which co-exist in a comic story where deception entwines with the truth and the facade co-exists with the face. The pure beauty, the perfection and depth of the music, characteristics of Mozart’s genius, will charm and pleasantly surprise the music loving audience. For more information please contact the offices of Pafos Aphrodite Festival Cyprus in Pafos at 26822218 or visit the company’s website www.pafc. com.cy . Ticket prices are as following: €25, €40, €50 και €70. There will be a simultaneous translation in Greek and English via subtitles.

Cosi fan tutte: the Plot Naples, 18th century Two young officers, Guglielmo and Ferrando, argue with Don Alfonso regarding the faithfulness of women. The two young men claim that their sweethearts, Fiordiligi and Dorabella, are not capable of unfaithfulness but Don Alfonso disagrees and wagers them. He devises a plan to prove to them that their sweethearts may not be endlessly faithful to them. He tells the two sisters that their fiancés have been called to the front and had to leave immediately. While the two men supposedly depart on a ship, Don Alfonso involves in his intrigue the chambermaid of the two sisters, Despina, asking her, in exchange for money, to convince her mistresses to receive two so called “foreigners” who have fallen in love with them. In the beginning, Fiordiligi and Dorabella remain unmoved by the pleas of the “foreigners” who are none other than Ferrando and Guglielmo in disguise, each courting the other’s girl. In the end the women succumb to them in the midst of pressures including a well-devised fabrication involving fake suicide attempts. The two sisters agree to marry the two “foreigners” and Despina disguises herself as the marriage notary. However, the ceremony is interrupted by the sudden arrival of their “original” fiancés who supposedly chase the two “foreigners” away. The fabrication is revealed but the two couples, thanks to the interference of the resourceful Don Alfonso will compromise Issue 15 • 9th August to 11th September, 2014 9

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10. Coming before a superior (5)

3. Elephant’s tail; something like the trunk (5)

11. Dance after drink in fighter’s training facility (9)

4. They rejected convention; fruit pie included (7)

12. Girl executed in the bullring (8)

5. Tempers shown by a girl at a crooked sale (7)

13. Man on board with gun (5)

7. Knowing there’s a conflict over the East (5)

15 Scoops for the gardening correspondent? (7)

8. They have no real bite (5,5) 9. The control of the stockholder (4,4)

19. Not a landing strip (4,3)

14. Still of use to writers say? (10)

21. Certainly bound to be different (2,5)

16. Hairstyle bill rises with the cutting (4,4)

22. Work with a twitch in the eye (5)

18. To laud in a way that’s flattering (9)

24. Intended to put things right again (8)

20. Skin specialist (7)

27. For a change a novice has fish (9)

21. Retribution seems in order (7)

28. Hearing noisy neighbour could be one (5)

23. Inferred that it followed the cat up (5)

29. Still one that is found in Himalayan mythology (4)

25. Determines the age of fruit trees (5)

30. Feeling for the right gear (5,5)

26. A song sung for joy (4)

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Hala Sultan Tekke Mosque receives top award – Cyprus Reporter photo special TO CELEBRATE the Hala Sultan Tekke Mosque in Larnaca receiving a Certificate of Excellence for 2014 from TripAdvisor, the Cyprus Reporter sent our photographer to the famed mosque in Larnaca to take a look According to an Antiquities Department announcement, the certificate is based entirely on the comments of visitors following their visit to the mosque of Hala Sultan during the previous year. “The Department of Antiquities considers this distinction of special importance since it is the result of the experiences of the visitors and their subsequent comments,” the announcement said. The Muslim shrine, on the west bank of Larnaca Salt Lake, was the Islamic prophet Muhammad’s wet nurse and the wife of Ubada bin al-Samit. In Ottoman times, a mosque complex was built in stages around the tomb, especially as of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The shrine structure was first erected by Sheikh Hassan in 1760. Later the mosque was constructed and the complex assumed its present form around 1816/17. Hala Sultan Tekke complex is composed of a mosque, mausoleum, minaret, cemetery, and living quarters for men and women. While being acknowledged as a holy site for Turkish Cypriot Muslims, the mosque has also been described by secular contemporary sources as being revered by all Muslims. 10 Issue 15 • 9th August to 11th September, 2014

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G & T’s Monastiroui on the hill G & T’s have taken over the Monastiroui on the hill in Kallepia as their new venture, after doing some research they have found a good number of people that live in the surrounding areas had not even heard of the restaurant and have only ever driven passed the main turning. Our aim is to try and change this as the village has so much to offer, the restaurant has its own little monastery dating back 1200 years set in the grounds with stunning views of the surrounding villages. As you turn off the main road to Kallepia which has its own museum with the history of the village. Garry & Tracy have selected a good quality range of food products and they never cut corners and are spreading there wings even wider as they have put together a new 3 course menu for the evening where diners can eat by candle light with background lounge music to set the scene. During daytime or evening you can walk the steps up to the monastery and see the breath taking views of the surrounding villages and the mountains where there are picnic areas and also a pergola at the top where you can rest and take in the amazing scenery.

Garry & Tracy are going to start the popular European game of Boules as they have been given part of the community car park. Their aim is to try and bring the local community together as well as visitors to the village.

Supper Club Supper Club This was started some time back in the UK and it was a way of going out for dinner, and knowing what the price of the food was before you arrived, the menu will change every 3-4 weeks but the price will stay the same. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday Saturday Booking only tel:- 26642727 Open 7 days a week 10am till late Quiz every Thursday starts 7pm with pre booking food or 8pm for the Quiz. Please book as it’s a fun packed Night Tel 96579144 Issue 15 • 9th August to 11th September, 2014 11

CYPRUS REPORTER

WORLD WAR ONE 100th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL THE DAY

ENGLAND DECLARES

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ENGLAND AND GERMANY AT WAR

ORIGINAL NEWS REPORTS AND PHOTOS FROM THIS MONTH IN 1914 WHEN BRITAIN WENT TO WAR

GERMAN CHECKS ON SEA AND LAND

The Daily Herald

B R I TA I N P R E PA R E D F O R WA R Sh ipbu i l d ing Yards Work ing At Fu l l Pre ssu re A S Q U I T H S T I L L WA R M I N I S T E R

The announcement of the Declaration of War was made at the War Office shortly before 12.30 a.m. It is started that the Prime Minister will retain his post as Secretary of State for War and will be assisted by Lord Haidane. At a mass meeting of the miners of the Bhondda Collieries, held yesterday, it was decided not to start work until tomorrow. No Naval collieries in the Pontypridd area are working. As a result of the present situation the coal pits in the countries of Fife, Kinross, and Clackmannan, have stopped and 20,000 men are idle. The linen and cotton factories will it is announced, be closed this week. Admiral Sir John R. Jellicoe, K.C.B., with the approval of His Majesty the King has been given the supreme command of the Home Fleet, with rank of Admiral. Rear-Admiral Chas E. Madden, C.V.O., has been appointed to act as his chief of the staff. Both appointments to date from yesterday. IN PREPARATION FOR WAR The following message was addressed by the King to Admiral Sir John Jellicoe:“At this grave moment in our national history I send to you, and through you to the officers and men of the Fleets, of which you have assumed command, the assurance of my confidence that under your direction they will revive and renew the old glories of the Royal Navy, and prove once again the sure shield of Britain and her empire in the hour of trial. –George R.I.” The message was at once communicated to the Senior Naval Officers on all stations outside the home water.

OWING TO THE SUMMARY REJECTION BY THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT OF THE REQUEST MADE BY HIS MAJESTY’S GOVERNMENT FOR ASSURANCES THAT THE NEUTRALITY OF BELGIUM WOULD BE RESPECTED, HIS MAJESTY’S AMBASSODOR IN BERLIN HAS RECEIVED HIS PASSPORTS, AND MAJESTY’S GOVERNMENT HAS DECLARED TO THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT THAT A STATE OF WAR EXISTS BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND GERMANY AS FROM 11 P.M. ON 4 AUG.

WAR DECLARED BY ALL AUSTRIA DECLARES WAR ON SERBIA DECLARES WAR ON GERMANY DECLARES WAR ON FRANCE DECLARES WAR ON TURKEY DECLARES WAR ON RUSSIA DECLARES WAR ON BULGARIA DECLARES WAR ON BRITAIN.

War on Germany. WE STAND NO NONSENSE Over Neutrality of Belgium. PRESENTATION

Followed by Further Defiance. “England Expects Every Man To Do His Duty. ”

Great Britain has declared war against Germany as from 11 p.m. on Tuesday. August 4. The German Ambassador will, it is understood, leave London at 6 o’clock tomorrow morning, a cruiser being placed at his disposal to secure a safe passage. A British ship is said to have been sunk by the German Fleet while laying mines, and that the British scout ship, Pathfinder, was chased, but eluded her pursuers. The Germans have suffered reverses on sea and land. Heavy firing is going on off the Thames and there are indications that a fierce engagement is proceeding. The French Fleet is reported to have sunk a German cruiser and captured a Dreadnought and cruiser belonging to enemy.

OTTOMAN EMPIRE ALMOST DECLARES WAR ON ITSELF NATIONS STRUGGLE TO REMEMBER ALLIES

IF ENGLAND FALLS

YOU FALL!

Every Man of you must go, as we, too, Must Go! 12 Issue 15 • 9th August to 11th September, 2014

OF ULTIMATUM

One hundred years ago

In the summer of 1914, a series of events set off an unprecedented global conflict that ultimately claimed the lives of more than 16 million people, dramatically redrew the maps of Europe, and set the stage for the 20th Century.

The pilots of these new aircraft took tremendous risks -- vulnerable to enemy fire, at the mercy of the weather, flying new, often experimental aircraft. Crashes were frequent, and many paid with their lives.

A century ago, an assassin, a Serbian nationalist, killed the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary as he visited Sarajevo. This act was the catalyst for a massive conflict that lasted four years. More than 65 million soldiers were mobilized by more than 30 nations, with battles taking place around the world. Industrialization brought modern weapons, machinery, and tactics to warfare, vastly increasing the killing power of armies. Battlefield conditions were horrific, typified by the chaotic, cratered hellscape of the Western Front, where soldiers in muddy trenches faced bullets, bombs, gas, bayonet charges, and more

As countries caught up in the war sent soldiers to the front lines, they also built support behind the lines and at home, with women taking many roles. As villages became battlefields, refugees were scattered across Europe.

In 1914, the German Army sought a swift decisive victory over France, invading from the north. The plan failed, leading to a years-long bloody stalemate where millions of soldiers braved horrific conditions fighting for mere yards of territory. When we think of World War I, images of the bloody, muddy Western Front are generally what come to mind. Scenes of frightened young men standing in knee-deep mud, awaiting the call to go “over the top”, facing machine guns, barbed wire, mortars, bayonets, hand-to-hand battles, and more. We also think of the frustrations of all involved: the seemingly simple goal, the incomprehensible difficulty of just moving forward, and the staggering numbers of men killed. The stalemate on the Western Front lasted for four years, forcing the advancement of new technologies, bleeding the resources of the belligerent nations, and destroying the surrounding countryside. Industrialization brought massive changes to warfare during the Great War. Newly-invented killing machines begat novel defense mechanisms, which, in turn spurred the development of even deadlier technologies. Nearly every aspect of what we would consider modern warfare debuted on World War I battlefields n Europe’s armies first marched to war in 1914, some were still carrying lances on horseback. By the end of the war, rapid-fire guns, aerial bombardment, armored vehicle attacks, and chemical weapon deployments were commonplace. Any romantic notion of warfare was bluntly shoved aside by the advent of chlorine gas, massive explosive shells that could have been fired from more than 20 miles away, and machine guns that spat out bullets like firehoses. Each side did its best to build on existing technology, or invent new methods, hoping to gain any advantage over the enemy. Massive listening devices gave them ears in the sky, armored vehicles made them impervious to small arms fire, tanks could (most of the time) cruise right over barbed wire and trenches, telephones and heliographs let them speak across vast distances, and airplanes gave them new platforms to rain death on each other from above. New scientific work resulted in more lethal explosives, new tactics made old offensive methods obsolete, and mass-produced killing machines made soldiers both more powerful and more vulnerable. Animals were used in World War I on a scale never before seen -- and never again repeated. Horses by the millions were put in service as cavalry mounts and beasts of burden, but they were not the only animals active in the war. Mules, dogs, camels, and pigeons all played vital roles, as well as many others -- all at great risk, and with heavy cost. When the war began, Europe’s armies had an understanding of warfare that put the use of cavalry in high regard. Soon, however, the deadly terrain that evolved around trench warfare rendered cavalry attacks nearly useless on the Western Front. But the need for constant resupply, movement of new heavy weaponry, and the transport of troops demanded horse power on a massive scale -- automobiles, tractors, and trucks were relatively new inventions and somewhat rare. British and French forces imported horses from colonies and allies around the world, a nearconstant flow of hundreds of thousands of animals across the oceans, headed for war. One estimate places the number of horses killed during the four years of warfare at nearly 8 million. Other animals proved their usefulness as well: Dogs became messengers, sentries, rescuers, and small beasts of burden. Pigeons acted as messenger carriers, and even (experimentally) as aerial reconnaissance platforms. World War I was the first major conflict to see widespread use of powered aircraft -- invented barely more than a decade before the fighting began. Airplanes, along with kites, tethered balloons, and zeppelins gave all major armies a new tactical platform to observe and attack enemy forces from above. Over the course of the war, the role of the military aviator progressed from one of mere observation to a deadly offensive role. Early on, pilots would would fly off armed only with pistols (or completely unarmed) -- by 1918, fighter planes and massive bombers were in use, armed with multiple machine guns and devastating explosive payloads. Older technologies, like tethered balloons and kites were used on the front lines to gain an upper hand. As aircraft became more of a threat, anti-aircraft weapons and tactics were developed, and pilots had to devise new ways to avoid being shot down from the land and the sky. Aerial photography developed into an indispensable tool to guide artillery attacks and assess damage afterward.

When looking through thousands of images of World War I, some of the more striking photos are not of technological wonders or battle-scarred landscapes, but of the human beings caught up in the chaos. The soldiers were men, young and old, and the opportunity to look into their faces and see the emotion, their humanity, instead of a uniform or nationality, is a gift - a real window into the world a century ago. While soldiers bore the brunt of the war, civilians were involved on a massive scale as well. From the millions of refugees forced from their homes, to the volunteer ambulance drivers, cooks, and nurses, to the civilian support groups used by all major armies, ordinary people found themselves at war. Moving troops and supplies by sea was vital to all armies involved in the war. The battle for control of the seas led to an arms race, new deadly tactics, and unprecedented loss of life at sea. The land war in Europe became a destructive machine, consuming supplies, equipment, and soldiers at massive rates. Resupply ships from the home front and allies streamed across the Atlantic, braving submarine attacks, underwater mines, and aerial bombardment. Battleships clashed with each other from the Indian Ocean to the North Sea, competing for control of colonial territory and home ports. New technologies were invented and refined, such as submarine warfare, camouflaged hulls, and massive water-borne aircraft carriers. And countless thousands of sailors, soldiers, passengers, and crew members were sent to the bottom of the sea. Centuries of colonialism had spread Europeans around the world, and 20th century developments in transportation were shrinking the globe. World War I pitted diverse nations and cultures against each other in a way no other conflict ever had. At the start of the war, the largest of the European belligerents were all colonial powers -- they had people and valuable assets stationed in countries all over the Earth. These multinational interests, along with overseas alliances and the modernization of sea transport, are what put the “world” in World War I. Enemy nations attacked each other’s colonies and fleets, and laborers and soldiers were recruited from colonized countries, and brought to the front lines. Allied countries -- many former colonies -- shipped soldiers and supplies into battle, coordinating with their European counterparts. And, despite the fact that the Western Front is the best-known theatre of World War I, the Eastern Front -the battle between the Central Powers and the Russian Empire -- was equally devastating and consequential, resulting in millions of deaths and divisions that continue to affect the region to this day. In this entry, a look at some of the diverse nations and cultures involved in the war. Nearly four years of deadly stalemate on the Western Front slowly came to an end in 1918, as Allied armies pushed into Germany at enormous cost, leading the Central Powers to finally seek an armistice. In early 1917, British and French troops were launching futile offensives against German lines in Belgium and France, suffering greatly. The Central Powers were building their defensive capabilities, but launching limited offensives -- continuing a stalemate costing thousands of lives every month. Over the next year, a treaty between Russia and the Central Powers freed up German resources, but American troops began arriving in France by the thousands, and Allied command became more unified and effective. The tide began to turn decisively in July 1918, beginning with the Battle of Amiens, followed by the “Hundred Days Offensive”, where Allies pushed German and Austro-Hungarian troops beyond the Hindenburg Line, forcing the Central Powers to seek a cease-fire. On November 11, 1918, all fighting ceased on the Western Front, after four years, and some eight million casualties. One hundred years after the start of the Great War, none of the participants remain alive, and we are left with aging relics, fading photographs, scarred landscapes being reclaimed by nature, and memorials and graveyards across the globe. Four years is not a long time – but in four years a boy in his early teens grows into a young man and in four years the generation of British and Commonwealth lads born in the mid 1890s would come of age and go to war. In 1914 they went to The Great War, the War to End All Wars - and many never came home. “They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old, Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn, At the going down of the sun, and in the morning We will remember them” Issue 15 • 9th August to 11th September, 2014 13

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The Orphean Singers Keep Giving

The Orphean Singers were founded over 22 years ago with the joint aims of making great music and raising money for charity. Over those years they have donated in excess of €90,000 – mostly to local charities – including a kidney dialysis machine which is still being used in the Paphos General Hospital. The most recent donation was €780 for the Friends’ Hospice (pictured). Over the last twelve months they have given a total of €1380 to the Friends’ Hospice, €1265 to PASYKAF and €1522 to Solidarity along with some smaller donations. The choir perform three concerts a year and after covering expenses give whatever they have raised to charity. The next concert will be in the Annabelle Hotel in Paphos on Friday 17th October. The title is “Music from the Movies.” In a varied programme they have concentrated on songs from films rather than musicals. Along with classics like The Shadow of Your Smile and New York New York there will be songs to charm and amuse you – as well as a few surprises. Stage One Theatre, Emba will present the Orphean Singers in their now well known and loved Christmas concert on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th December. The programme will be made up of many well loved carols and opportunities for the audience to join in as well as some new and interesting Christmas Music. If you have been before you will not want to miss this. If you haven’t been before you really don’t know what you are missing. Christmas definitely starts here. In the Spring of 2015 – well that’s another story. Please watch this space. Tickets for all concerts are available from Carol on 99043558. The Orphean Singers are extremely grateful to the Annabelle Hotel, the Kamares Club and Thorsten Quakernack of 3-D Global for their ongoing support, without which the choir would not be able to support so many charities. Photographs – Vice Chairman Judith Perrett handing over a cheque for €780 to the Friends’ Hospice. Issue 15 • 9th August to 11th September, 2014 15

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THE REAL DEAL COMES TO CYPRUS

Benjamin and Moira Green, the driving force behind the Alfred Abraham Hammer & Co auction house, Hammer’s in Chloraka Paphos, announced this week they are pleased to now be the sole agents in Cyprus for Kitcheners. Most readers will already know Hammer’s auction house. Their weekly Friday morning auctions in Chloraka are eagerly attended by the trade and private individuals alike. It is no surprise that with a wide range of new & previously loved items all sold under the hammer in less than two hours even the busiest bargain hunter makes time for this auction. From repossessed cars, ex display top end furniture, antiques, collectables, and everything in between Hammer’s Friday Auction has it all and has fast become the byword for shrewd bargain hunters. But who are Kitcheners? For that answer let’s ask Benjamin Green “Kitcheners are fast becoming the largest buyers of second user domestic household goods and furniture in Europe. They buy anything and everything from motor vehicles and complete house shop office and business contents to individual items for cash. They purchase for cash, always at a fair and honest rate. We have been instructed to act as valuation and buyers on behalf of Kitcheners across the whole of Cyprus. I believe that this deal offers the best of both worlds to our existing and new clients. At the present time we are able to auction goods for clients but we as a auction house do not buy goods in for cash. Our auction without doubt achieves the best return in cash terms for our clients. It is however a sign of the times that many people through no fault of their own require an instant cash payout. In the past the alternative to putting their goods through auction with us has been to call in a second hand dealer or attempt to sell their goods privately. Selling goods privately is often a long drawn out process fraught with problems. Having to deal with time wasters and second hand dealers posing as private buyers is often the least of them. With the increase of thefts and burglaries showing complete strangers around your home is considered by many not the best of ideas. Sadly, there are a number of unscrupulous second hand dealers. They often offer very low sums of money, well under the true market value for the goods. They are aware many people need to realise cash quickly. Often this is due to bereavement or the urgent need to move back to the UK on health grounds. We always have offered a free and confidential verbal valuation to sellers without obligation. This service at least allows the seller to know the value of what they have and not be taken advantage of. In cases of the seller needing instant access to funds we have not been able to assist. My message to the unscrupulous dealers is watch out! Now we at Hammer’s are giving the power back to the seller. Our deal with Kitcheners allows us to extend the services we offer. Those people who are aware of the TV show David Dickinson’s REAL DEAL will understand at once what we can now offer. If you are not a viewer of this programme the format is quite simple. David offers the seller two choices to either sell for cash there and then or send the items to auction. David Dickinson acts as an honest broker making sure the offer is fair and advising if he feels that they could raise more at auction. The choice is left to the seller. Hammer’s can now offer the choice of selling for instant cash to Kitcheners at the fairest spot cash price or putting the goods into auction. I like to think of this new service as the Hammer’s real deal. As a professional valuation expert I am able to value the items and then give the client a choice. Sell for instant cash at our valuation to Kitcheners or send the goods to auction. Of course the client can still decide not to take up either offer with us and sell their goods elsewhere. “ If you are thinking of selling a single item or a complete clearance it would seem that Hammer’s should be your first port of call they can be contacted on 99931123 or visit their Chloraka auction house Monday – Thursday 9am – 3pm. 18 Issue 15 • 9th August to 11th September, 2014

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Grim anniversary as Cyprus marks 40-years since second invasion FORTY YEARS AGO Turkey launched their second invasion, taking most of the north-eastern third of Cyprus after its forces launched air, artillery and tank attacks in the early morning of August 20. Just two hours after peace talks collapsed in Geneva, Turkish tanks were advancing on the east coast resort of Famagusta. The Turks reached Nicosia airport, but had not tried to take it from the United Nations forces holding it. Greece responded to the Turkish attack by withdrawing its armed forces from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The Security Council met and ordered an immediate ceasefire in Cyprus and a resumption of negotiations. Turkish troops first invaded Cyprus on July 20, 1974, five days after the government of Archbishop Makarios was toppled by a military coup, engineered by the military junta then ruling Greece. Two unproductive conferences in Geneva followed; the first between Britain, Greece and Turkey and the second with the additional attendance of Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot representatives. Three weeks after a ceasefire was declared on July 22, and despite the fact that talks were still being held and just as an agreement seemed about to be reached, the Turkish army mounted the second full-scale offensive. As a result, Turkey increased its hold to include the bombing Famagusta and the rich citrus-growing area of Morphou in the west. All in all, almost 37% of the territory of the Republic of Cyprus came under Turkish military occupation. Nearly one third of the population, some 200,000 Greek Cypriots, were forcibly uprooted from their homes and properties, thousands were killed during the hostilities, over 1,000 persons were listed as missing while thousands of Greek Cypriots and Maronites remained enclaved.

Warning over ‘dangerous’ Chinese lanterns THE FORESTRY DEPARTMENT has warned the public and shopkeepers against buying and selling or using popular lanterns as their use poses a danger to the surrounding environment. The department said that the lanterns are considered a threat to the natural environment, especially in rural areas where their use is likely to lead to fires with “unpredictable catastrophic consequences”. “Any person using lanterns or causing fire as a result of their use is guilty of an offence and on conviction is subject to imprisonment or to a fine or to both such fine and imprisonment,” the statement concluded. In 2012, a Chinese lantern was blamed for destroying three yachts in Limassol. The lanterns have been deemed unsafe under the General Safety of Products Law 2004-2010, and authorities have warned they will be removed from the market where found. To report sales of the lanterns call 1429.

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1895 Acts of violence have been frequent of late in the Paphos District. Three servants of the Cyprus Company have been shot. A strong body of police has been despatched to the district, but, so far, none of the marauders have been captured. The government says that travelling is dangerous. 1941 Four people were killed and 20 injured and there was serious damage to 15 houses result of a raid on Famagusta by enemy planes, says an official announcement. The “Cyprus Post” described the raid as “deliberately indiscriminate.” 1942 The first Axis ‘plane to be shot down over Cyprus this year fell to an Empire fighter pilot. An Italian bomber approaching the island was smartly intercepted, and after short engagement crashed flames. 1974 Britain’s role as an adjudicator in the Cyprus crisis assumed even greater importance today as the search continued for an agreement on the ceasefire lines. For the second day officers of Britain, Turkey, Greece and the United Nations flew by helicopter over the battle areas in an effort to define the lines. 1977 President Makarios III died unexpectedly of a heart attack. At his funeral, held at St. John’s Cathedral outside the Archbishopric in Nicosia, 182 dignitaries from 52 countries attended while an estimated 250,000 mourners—about half the Greek Cypriot population of the island—filed past the coffin. 1996 Emotions are still running high following the killing of a Greek Cypriot demonstrator by Turks, who confronted many protesters in the UNcontrolled buffer zone. 2011 Relatives of the victims of the 2005 Helios air crash which killed all 121 passengers on board, will light candles in memory of their loved ones, as they continue to wait for a court decision on the tragedy. 2011 As the Cyprus holiday period starts, electricity demand has dropped sufficiently with authorities now making every effort not to proceed with the usual daily power cuts - a result of the limited power capacity on the island following the destruction of its main power plant in Vassilikos. 2012 President Christofias will not resign over the worsening financial situation his spokesman told reporters. Stephanos Stephanou batted away suggestions that the President will step down if Trioka negotiations fail, saying that Demitris Christofias is actually leading efforts in order for the Cypriot economy to recover.

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CANCER PATIENTS SUPPORT GROUP GREAT EVENTS FOR YOUR DIARY FOR SEPTEMBER Thursday 11th - ANARITA LADIES CIRCLE - CHARITY QUIZ AT MIKE’S CAFÉ AND BAR Team tables can be booked in advance. Contact : John on 97653469 Starting at 8pm. Entrance € 5 Friday 12th EVENING MOONLIGHT WALK 5 – 10 km Coastal route under the stars. Registration 6.15pm for 7pm start from Agios Giorgio Café in front of St. George’s Hotel - To make the walk fun, come in fancy dress or shorts and T shirt if you prefer. Entrance €20 or to receive a sponsorship form e-mail: brownie@cytanet.com.cy For more information contact CPSG Member Beverley on 99983550 Saturday 13th An Evening with The Zingers at Thanasis Restaurant, Kouklia Village. Price € 25 includes dinner, local wines and beer, soft drinks and water. For bookings please contact the restaurant on 26 432000 Raffle on the night. Contact Ruth on 99389073 for information only. Sunday 14th Evening Boat Trip organised by Peace and Harmony Lodge. Price 35 to include supper, all drinks, entertainment and firework display. Boat leaves the harbour at 6pm. Contact : Mike Johnson 99166532 or Maurice Newman 99952552

Friday 19th Charity Musical Evening for CPSG, the Kidney Association and Solidarity - Sing and dance to ‘Mid-Life Crisis, Amy Black and the Candy Heartbreakers and the Reggae Rockers’. Venue: The Base on the airport road. €15 pp - Inexpensive drinks and BBQ type food. CPSG members can rattle donation boxes, raffle and percentage of profit to charities. Contact : mickpage@newpagelc.co.uk Thursday 25th ANARITA LADIES CIRCLE - Coffee morning with delicious cakes. To be held at Mike’s Coffee Shop, Anarita from 10am. Entrance €5 - Also a Raffle and Stalls. All money raised is for CPSG who are the fund raising arm of PASYKAF Homecare Nursing . For more information contact: Anne97653464

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Friday 26th - APHRODITE CAFÉ, GEROSKIPOU (opposite Thrassos) Unlimited coffee tea and homemade cakes from 11am - Entrance €5 in aid of PASYKAF Homecare Nursing (styled on Macmillan Nursing in the UK) For more information contact CPSG Secretary Marion Lawrence on 99806317.

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Kendall and Morrelli News Brief Cliff Richard and his Shadows tribute on the 4th of October has to be postponed till further notice. Kendall and Morrelli have mentioned that it is very unfortunate but demand for the concert has been extremely poor compared to their other concerts. The concert has been advertised since the beginning of the year and the decision to postpone was a very difficult one. However on a positive note reservations and ticket sales for Sister Act and The Jersey Boys are very good with both tours looking like sell-outs for 2014. Also demand for TheMusic of the Hollies international band at Tala ampthitheatre on the 19th and 21st June 2015 and Pissouri amphitheatre for the 20th are extremely encouraging. As is the demand for international award winning Fleetwood Mac tribute Band Fleetwood Bac for September 11th and 13th at Tala Amphitheatre and 12th at Pissouri Amphitheatre 2015. Please visit www.kendallandmorrelli.com and click Outdoor Concerts 2015 for details of the return of The Bee Gees in Sept 2015. Any questions email kendallandmorrelli@gmail.com

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Paws Dog Shelter THREE SAD PUPPIES Very early one morning recently, Matt, one of the Kennel Consultants, on arriving at PAWS Dog Shelter, found two dogs tied to the gate. As he was concentrating on untying the two adult dogs and getting them under control, he heard a noise. On turning around Matt realised that someone had been behind him. When he looked downwards, Matt saw three small puppies. Sad to say the person who had literally just left the pups did not even have the decency to speak to Matt. The three little pups are between 4 to 6 weeks old, two boys and one girl. They are a hound cross breed. For puppies of their age, they are quiet and seem very sad at the moment. Arriving at the shelter must have been rather traumatic for them. However, they are really sweet and do enjoy human companionship and cuddles. Could you give one of them a forever home? Come and see them for yourself at the PAWS Dog Shelter, Acheleia between 0700 and 1200. Phone Matt or Pete on 99683775.

SEPTEMBER PAWS FUND-RAISING EVENTS Sunday 7th September 2014 - Yard Sale at PAWS Dog Shelter, Acheleia. Sellers setting up at 8.00 a.m. Cost €10 per car. Buyers from 9.00 a.m. Car parking and refreshments available. Browse the stalls, grab some bargains and enjoy a snack. For more information or to book your car, please call 99683775 Saturday 20th September 2014 – PAWS Raft Race at Bonamare Beach Do you have what it takes to get together a team and build a raft? It could be a team representing a business or a team of friends from a club or the local pub. Think of the fun you would have in designing and assembling your raft prior to the big day. Then on the 20th September you would transport it to the Bonamare Beach in Timi (just off the road leading down to Paphos Airport) and put your raft to the test by racing against other teams. No doubt there will be some thrills and spills. Spectators and supporters will be very welcome and a BBQ will be available. All proceeds generated by the event will go directly to PAWS Dog Shelter. Please see the poster for further information.

HAPPY TAILS FROM PAWS When yet another nervous young female dog and her tiny pups were brought into PAWS at the beginning of the year, no one could have predicted how things would work out for them. Mum, Annette, turned out to be a good mother and her little ones thrived. Around the same time a couple of newcomers to the island, Chris and Caroline, had just started doing voluntary work at PAWS. Chris takes up the story: “Whilst dog walking for PAWS, I happened to see a very shy young dog named Annette but she was not too keen on men. In fact when I went into her pen she ran away, but there was something about her that made me want to keep trying. Another volunteer, Eddie, could get close to her, so he went in and patted her. I then went in with him and talked to her and gave her a treat. After we had finished for the day I went into her run and sat down with her, talking and offering her treats. She slowly came to me and by the time we were ready to go home I was allowed to pat her. The next time we went I managed to put a lead on her and we went for a walk. I think that was the start of our friendship.” “After that, each week when Caroline and I went to the shelter, Annette was waiting for me at one of the doors and was very keen to go for a walk. Where ever I went, she would follow me and by now wanted a lot of attention. By this time her pups were older and totally independent. Then one day Caroline took Annette out for a walk and when we were leaving, Annette was up at the door and she cried as we left. It was then we decided that we would give her a permanent home.” On arrival at the house for the first time the dog was excited and investigated the whole house and garden. Although not house-trained, she only had two ‘accidents’ indoors. Having renamed her ‘Honey’, Chris told us that she loves to chase lizards and next door’s pet duck (called Crispy). She plays with her toys and loves splashing in her pool. She does not like being enclosed either in a run or in a crate and if the television or radio are too loud for her liking, Honey will lie with one ear pressed down and will cover the other ear with a paw! Her very own form of noise reduction. “All the neighbours love her and come up to the gate to make a fuss of her. We love her, she loves us and she has finally made it to her forever home” said Chris. Caroline commented on how interesting it is to observe a dog’s personality showing through once they have relaxed in a home environment. So what has become of Honey’s four pups? One was homed here in Cyprus, two are away to Germany and the last one has just been reserved and is also soon to travel to Germany. All at PAWS are delighted when shelter dogs land so lucky! Issue 15 • 9th August to 11th September, 2014 27

What’s On Guide Compiled by Jezebel at Groovejet Media Productions. For the most up-to-date information, check out www.groovejetmedia.com LISTINGS page and tune into The Weekend Link on Rock FM Saturday mornings 10am - midday (98.5 FM Pafos, 106.7 FM Polis, 89.2 FM Limassol or www.rockfmcyprus.com worldwide). Entries were correct at time of writing but as events do change, it’s worth calling ahead to check, especially over the football season. If you’d like your event listed or are interested in radio advertising please contact jezebel@groovejetmedia.com Friday 8th August The Cowbelles at The Vineyard, Letymbou 8.30 - 11.30pm 99559324 State of Quo at Aphrodite Hills Resort Musical festival 8pm in the resort’s Beer Garden, Kouklia 26829000 Duch Pete 7.30pm at the Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 99540579 Bob Clarkson 8.30pm at Neo’s Sports Bar, Peiga 26622900 Jazz Festival at Paradise Place, Pomos 26342537 Simon and Garfunkel tribute at Tala Amphitheatre €12.50 96818066 www.kendallandmorrelli.com Andi Hobbs at Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Paphos. Stuart as Olly & Robbie and Mitch as MJ at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Duch Pete 9.30pm at Chalkies Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99905202 Tony Silver 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Davey Woodford at The Brewery Pub, Peiga Hill Andros Kalou plays guitar and sings at Queens Bay Hotel Tony Silva multi tribute show 9.30pm at Evis Pub, Kleous St Kato Pafos Davey Woodford 9pm at Brewery, Peiga Internationale / Strictly Showtime song & dance show 10pm at King Evelthon Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 99753709

Saturday 9th August Jazz Festival at Paradise Place, Pomos 26342537 BullFest Motorcycle Rock at the Dark Legion MC clubhouse, Konia, more details as we receive them Davey Woodford2 - 5pm at the Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 99540579 Martin Rhodes at Egyptian Night at Anavargos Tavern €12.50 inc. meal Andy Foster8.30pm at Neo’s Sports Bar, Peiga 26622900 Ben Buble 8.30pm at Colosseum Italian Restaurant, the triangle, Kato Pafos 26962415 Simon and Garfunkel tribute at Pissouri Amphitheatre €12.50 96818066 www.kendallandmorrelli.com Danny Delaney at Paradise Kings, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26818450 Katerina 8pm at the Square Bistro, Tala 99107371 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Jason as Boy George and Lyndsey as Adele at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Bob Clarkson 8pm plus song & dance show 9.20pm at King Evelthon Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga 99753709 Polys & Alexis at The Almond Tree, Konstantia St, Kato Pafos Kaela Santosh plus two song and dance shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Heather at Asamina Suites Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 99753709 Rick Legend 7.30 - 10.30pm at Coco’s, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 26910550

Sunday 10th August Live music over Sunday lunch at Sunset Breeze, TOK Rd Kissonerga 26940791 Men in Black Two 1-3pm at Crazy Spoon, TOK Rd Kissonerga off ocean side Dominic Holmes 2pm at The Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 96742947 Bob Clarkson 3pm at DT’s Bar, TOK Road just beyond Kato Pafos Tony & Chelsea 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Nikki Ellen at Queen Vic Pub, off TOK Rd, Kato Pafos 99054373 Andy Foster / Evo & Nikki alternate 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 KYP at Poppadoms Indian Restaurant, TOK Rd, Kissonerga 96792690 Rhys & Paul guitar duo 9pm - 1am plus song & dance show at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Andros Kalou plays guitar and sings at Akti Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas

Monday 11th August Rhys & Paul guitar duo plus two song and dance shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Guitar duo 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Chris King as Elvis at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Kyp 9pm at Theo Sunset Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 96792690 Jukebox Rockers 9.30 pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Danny Delaney at Haris, Peiga Hill 99279200 Ben as Michael Buble 8pm at Stonehouse Inn, Peiga 99416397 Andre 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel 99699320 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 96564492 Song & dance show 10pm at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709

Tuesday 12th August Dominic Holmes at Cypria Bay Hotel 99416397 Jezebel & Polis 8.30pm - midnight at Athena Royal Hotel, Kato Pafos 99831136 Rhian Williams sings 9pm - 1am plus two song & dance shows at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Howard Moss at Ben’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Alexander 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Dinos & Christos 8.30 pm at Neo’s, Pegeia26622900 Ben Buble plus Dani as Gaga 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Andi & AJ 9.30pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Dominic Holmes guitar-vocalist 8pm Stonehouse Tavern, Peiga Hill 96742947 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Martin Rhodes sings Sinatra at Asamina Suites Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 99753709 Kyp at The Almond Tree, Konstantia St, Kato Pafos 96792690 Blues Brothers Paphos at Chalkie’s Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99905202 Stevie Dean at Felix Bar, opp Amathus Hotel, Kato Pafos

Wednesday 13th August Singer 9pm - 1am plus song & dance shows at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Jan the Paphos Quiz Queen at Paddy’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Folk and Country Club 2nd wed of the month 7.30pm at Phoenix Club Kato Pafos 26272524 Bums & Tums with Alison at G&T’s Bar, Polis Road near Tsada 6pm 96579144 Bingo night 7.30pm at Tommy’s, opposite old Velvet Hall, Xlorakas (near the ‘dip’ at edge of Pafos town) 97606777

Thursday 14th August Andre 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Ben Buble 9.30 pm at Millennium Cocktail Bar, Coral Bay Strip Andy Foster / Stevie Dean at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Jukebox Rockers 7.30 pm at Frog and Toad Pub, Coral Bay 99986473 Chris King as Elvis 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Steve Welsh 9pm at Friends, Bar St 9991212 Howard Moss/ Open Mic Night alternating at DT’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Dominic Holmes 7.30pm at Greenhill, Peiga 99538077 Kaela Santosh as Tina Turner and herself 9pm - 1am at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Martin Rhodes sings Sinatra at Amathus Hotel Hayley sings 9pm - 1am plus three song & dance shows at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Davey Woodford 9pm at Neo’s, Peiga Viva Variety / Playlist song & dance show 9.45pm at Avlida Hotel, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99753709 Internationale / Strictly Showtime song & dance show 9.10pm at Akti Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 99753709 Andros Kalou guitar-vocals 7.30 - 11.30pm at The Mill, Peiga 26621550

Friday 15th August Symbiosis at Aphrodite Hills Resort Musical festival 8pm in the resort’s Beer Garden, Kouklia 26829000 Stevie Dean 8.30pm at The Vineyard, Letymbou 99559324 Dominic Holmes8.30pm at Neo’s Sports Bar, Peiga 26622900 Kaela as Tina Turner and herself plus Dani Rodgers as Lady Gaga at the Farmyard, Kathikas 70009696 Andi Hobbs at Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Paphos. Stuart as Olly & Robbie and Mitch as MJ at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Duch Pete 9.30pm at Chalkies Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99905202 Tony Silver 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Davey Woodford at The Brewery Pub, Peiga Hill Andros Kalou plays guitar and sings at Queens Bay Hotel Tony Silva multi tribute show 9.30pm at Evis Pub, Kleous St Kato Pafos Davey Woodford 9pm at Brewery, Peiga Internationale / Strictly Showtime song & dance show 10pm at King Evelthon Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 99753709 Song & Dance shows and live singer 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709

Saturday 16th August The Young Ones at UKCA Club 26952470 Andy Foster 2 - 5pm at the Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 99540579 Melissa Williams 8.30pm at Neo’s Sports Bar, Peiga 26622900 Martin Rhodes 8.30pm at Colosseum Italian Restaurant, the triangle, Kato Pafos 26962415

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Danny Delaney at Paradise Kings, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26818450 Katerina 8pm at the Square Bistro, Tala 99107371 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Jason as Boy George and Lyndsey as Adele at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Bob Clarkson 8pm song & dance show 9.20pm at King Evelthon Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga 99753709 Polys & Alexis at The Almond Tree, Konstantia St, Kato Pafos Kaela Santosh as Tina Turner plus two song and dance shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Heather at Asamina Suites Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 99753709 Rick Legend 7.30 - 10.30pm at Coco’s, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 26910550 Kyp on live sitar 7.30pm at Poppadoms Indian restaurant, TOK Rd Kissonerga

Sunday 17th August Ben Mills as Buble 1-4pm at Ollie’s Bar, Trimithousa €10 99076831 Groovejet 8-11pm Ben’s bar TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99831136 Live music over Sunday lunch at Kamares Club 26652277 Live music over Sunday lunch at Sunset Breeze, TOK Rd Kissonerga 26940791 Men in Black Two 1-3pm at Crazy Spoon, TOK Rd Kissonerga off ocean side Dominic Holmes 2pm at The Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 96742947 Bob Clarkson 3pm at DT’s Bar, TOK Road just beyond Kato Pafos Tony & Chelsea 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Nikki Ellen at Queen Vic Pub, off TOK Rd, Kato Pafos 99054373 Andy Foster / Evo & Nikki alternate 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187

Monday 18th August Rhys & Paul guitar duo plus two song and dance shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Guitar duo 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Chris King as Elvis at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Kyp 9pm at Theo Sunset Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 96792690 Jukebox Rockers 9.30 pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Danny Delaney at Haris, Peiga Hill 99279200 Ben as Michael Buble 8pm at Stonehouse Inn, Peiga 99416397 Andre 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel 99699320 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 96564492 Song & dance show 10pm at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709 Song & dance show 9.45pm at Avlida Hotel, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99753709 Davey Woodford 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Line Dancing 9am with Frank at Phoenix Club Kato Pafos 99424769

Tuesday 19th August Jezebel & Polis 8.30pm - midnight at Athena Royal Hotel, Kato Pafos 99831136 Rhian Williams sings 9pm - 1am plus two song & dance shows at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Howard Moss at Ben’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Alexander 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Dinos & Christos 8.30 pm at Neo’s, Pegeia26622900 Ben Buble plus Dani as Gaga 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Andi & AJ 9.30pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Blues Brothers Paphos at Chalkie’s Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99905202 Stevie Dean at Felix Bar, opp Amathus Hotel, Kato Pafos Ivan plays guitar at Thalassa Restaurant, Pioneer Hotel 99753709 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 96564492 Song & dance show 9.30pm at St George Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 99753709 Song & dance shows plus live singer 8-11pm at Pioneer Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 99753709 The Homeless Band 10pm at Jukebox, opp Markedion Theatre, Pafos town 99617845 Heather and Louise alternate 8.30pm-11.30pm at Queens Bay Hotel Heather and Hayley alternate plus George 8.30pm - midnight at Carob Lounge, Intercontinental Hotel, Aphrodite Hills Kouklia 99753709

Wednesday 20th August Singer 9pm - 1am plus song & dance shows at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Jan the Paphos Quiz Queen at Paddy’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Folk and Country Club 2nd wed of the month 7.30pm at Phoenix Club Kato Pafos 26272524 Bums & Tums with Alison at G&T’s Bar, Polis Road near Tsada 6pm 96579144 Bingo night 7.30pm at Tommy’s, opposite old Velvet Hall, Xlorakas (near the ‘dip’ at edge of Pafos town) 97606777 Whist drive 7pm at Fantasia Club, near ‘glass lift car park’ below Pafos Market 99341566 The People’s Quiz at Ollie’s Bar, Trimithousa 7.30pm

Thursday 21st August Talk of the Town Productions present ‘Totally Retro’ 8pm at Tala Amphitheatre €11 adv €15 door 9771867 Andre 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Ben Buble 9.30 pm at Millennium Cocktail Bar, Coral Bay Strip Andy Foster / Stevie Dean at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Jukebox Rockers 7.30 pm at Frog and Toad Pub, Coral Bay 99986473 Chris King as Elvis 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Cancer Patients’ Support Group craft morning 10am - noon at their town centre venue 26654007 Karaoke with Jim 8.30 - 12.30 at Alfie T’s, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Quiz night at G&T’s Bar, Polis Road near Tsada 8pm 96579144 Quiz Night 9pm at Railway inn Xlorakas 99683755 Fun darts night at Ollie’s Bar

Friday 22nd August The Real Thing at Aphrodite Hills Resort Musical festival 8pm in the resort’s Beer Garden, Kouklia 26829000 Kaela as Tina Turner at Colosseum Italian Restaurant (opp Veronica Hotel, upstairs) 26962415 Andy Foster8.30pm at The Vineyard, Letymbou 99559324 Song & Dance shows and live singer 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Howard Moss at 9.30pm at The Keg & Barrel, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Blue Jar 7pm at Trattoria La Vigna, Coral Bay Strip 96435181 Les Holmes multi instrumentalist 7pm at Veranda, TOK Rd Kato Pafos off coast side 95507005 Polis & Demetra 8pm at Athena Royal Hotel, hotel row towards Geroskipou 99632346 Live music at Phidias Tavern, Coral Bay 26621018 Singer 9pm - 1am plus song & dance shows at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 The Homeless Band 10pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99617845

Saturday 23rd August Davey Woodford 2 - 5pm at the Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 99540579 Bob Clarkson 8.30pm at Neo’s Sports Bar, Peiga 26622900 Ben Buble 8.30pm at Colosseum Italian Restaurant, the triangle, Kato Pafos 26962415 Danny Delaney at Paradise Kings, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26818450 Katerina 8pm at the Square Bistro, Tala 99107371 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Jason as Boy George and Lyndsey as Adele at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Bob Clarkson 8pm plus song & dance show 9.20pm at King Evelthon Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga 99753709 Polys & Alexis at The Almond Tree, Konstantia St, Kato Pafos Kaela Santosh as Tina Turner plus two song and dance shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709

Sunday 24th August Martin Rhodes 1.30 - 4.30pm at Veranda, TOK Rd Kato Pafos (near Lidl) 96219572 Karaoke from 2.30pm with John Cowan at UKCA Club, TOK Rd Kissonerga 99902626 Bingo 7.45pm at the Lucky Genie, Kissonerga 97657595 Christian Everett’s Mind Magic show at Cypria Bay Hotel 99753709 Live music over Sunday lunch at Kamares Club 26652277 Live music over Sunday lunch at Sunset Breeze, TOK Rd Kissonerga 26940791 Men in Black Two 1-3pm at Crazy Spoon, TOK Rd Kissonerga off ocean side Dominic Holmes 2pm at The Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 96742947 Bob Clarkson 3pm at DT’s Bar, TOK Road just beyond Kato Pafos

Monday 25th August Rhys & Paul guitar duo plus two song and dance shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Guitar duo 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Chris King as Elvis at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Kyp 9pm at Theo Sunset Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 96792690

Jukebox Rockers 9.30 pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Danny Delaney at Haris, Peiga Hill 99279200 Ben as Michael Buble 8pm at Stonehouse Inn, Peiga 99416397 Andre 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel 99699320 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 96564492 Song & dance show 10pm at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709

Tuesday 26th August Dominic Holmes at Cypria Bay Hotel 99416397 Jezebel & Polis 8.30pm - midnight at Athena Royal Hotel, Kato Pafos 99831136 Rhian Williams sings 9pm - 1am plus two song & dance shows at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Howard Moss at Ben’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Dominic Holmes guitar-vocalist 8pm Stonehouse Tavern, Peiga Hill 96742947 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 96564492 Song & dance show 9.30pm at St George Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 99753709 Song & dance shows plus live singer 8-11pm at Pioneer Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 99753709 The Homeless Band 10pm at Jukebox, opp Markedion Theatre, Pafos town 99617845 Heather and Louise alternate 8.30pm-11.30pm at Queens Bay Hotel Heather and Hayley alternate plus George 8.30pm - midnight at Carob Lounge, Aphrodite Hills Hotel Kouklia 99753709

Wednesday 27th August Chris Andre 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Alex as Gary Barlow 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Take2 live music duo 8.30 - 11.30pm at Queen’s Bay Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga Davey Woodford 9pm at Millennium, Coral Bay Strip Polys & Demetra at Athena Beach Hotel Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Maris Hotel 99753709 Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Bay Hotel 99753709 Kyp plays sitar 7.30pm at Poppadoms Indian Restaurant TOK Rd Kissonerga 96792690 Bob Clarkson 8pm to midnight at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709 Rhys & Paul guitar duo 9pm - 1am plus song & dance show at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Singer 9pm - 1am plus song & dance shows at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Jan the Paphos Quiz Queen at Paddy’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Folk and Country Club 2nd wed of the month 7.30pm at Phoenix Club Kato Pafos 26272524

Thursday 28th August Stevie Dean, Chris King and Ben Mills at Tala Amphitheatre €12 adv [€15 door] www.talanews.blogspot.com Andre 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Ben Buble 9.30 pm at Millennium Cocktail Bar, Coral Bay Strip Andy Foster / Stevie Dean at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Jukebox Rockers 7.30 pm at Frog and Toad Pub, Coral Bay 99986473 Chris King as Elvis 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Steve Welsh 9pm at Friends, Bar St 9991212 Howard Moss/ Open Mic Night alternating at DT’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Dominic Holmes 7.30pm at Greenhill, Peiga 99538077 Kaela Santosh as Tina Turner and herself 9pm - 1am at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Martin Rhodes sings Sinatra at Amathus Hotel Hayley sings 9pm - 1am plus three song & dance shows at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Davey Woodford 9pm at Neo’s, Peiga Viva Variety / Playlist song & dance show 9.45pm at Avlida Hotel, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99753709 Internationale / Strictly Showtime song & dance show 9.10pm at Akti Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 99753709 Andros Kalou guitar-vocals 7.30 - 11.30pm at The Mill, Peiga 26621550 Blues Brothers Paphos 9pm - midnight at O’Neill’s, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 26935888 Chris King as Elvis at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel 99699320 Katalina at Asimina Suites Hotel, Poseidonos Ave, Kato Pafos 99753709 Steve Welsh as George Michael 9pm at Friends, Bar St 9991212 Blue Jar 7.30 pm at Trattoria La Vigna, Coral Bay strip 96435181 Jukebox Rockers male duo 8.30pm at The Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 26343876

Friday 29th August Papageorgiou String Quartet 8.30pm at Tala Amphitheatre €10 www.talanews.blogspot.com Elena Athanasios Rock Duet at Aphrodite Hills Resort Musical festival, Kouklia 8pm 26829000 Danny Delaney 8.30pm at The Vineyard, Letymbou 99559324 Andy Foster 7.30pm at the Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 99540579 Dominic Holmes 8.30pm at Neo’s Sports Bar, Peiga 26622900 Reggae Rockers 8pm at UKCA Club, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26952470 Ben does Buble at the Farmyard, Kathikas 70009696 Andi Hobbs at Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Paphos. Stuart as Olly & Robbie and Mitch as MJ at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Duch Pete 9.30pm at Chalkies Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99905202 Tony Silver 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Davey Woodford at The Brewery Pub, Peiga Hill Andros Kalou plays guitar and sings at Queens Bay Hotel Tony Silva multi tribute show 9.30pm at Evis Pub, Kleous St Kato Pafos

Saturday 30th August Abba Babes 9pm at Platea, Pissouri Village Square 99604823 Mario Kombou as Elvis 8.30pm at Colosseum Italian Restaurant, the triangle, Kato Pafos by ticket only book: 26962415 Melissa Williams 8.30pm at Neo’s Sports Bar, Peiga 26622900 Danny Delaney at Paradise Kings, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26818450 Katerina 8pm at the Square Bistro, Tala 99107371 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Jason as Boy George and Lyndsey as Adele at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Bob Clarkson 8pm plus song & dance show 9.20pm at King Evelthon Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga 99753709 Polys & Alexis at The Almond Tree, Konstantia St, Kato Pafos Kaela Santosh as Tina Turner plus two song and dance shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Heather at Asamina Suites Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 99753709 Tony Savva sings 9pm at Copa Bar just off TOK Rd Kato Pafos - turn away from sea at Esso 99512617

Sunday 31st August Karaoke from 2.30pm with John Cowan at UKCA Club, TOK Rd Kissonerga 99902626 Bingo 7.45pm at the Lucky Genie, Kissonerga 97657595 Christian Everett’s Mind Magic show at Cypria Bay Hotel 99753709 Live music over Sunday lunch at Kamares Club 26652277 Live music over Sunday lunch at Sunset Breeze, TOK Rd Kissonerga 26940791 Men in Black Two 1-3pm at Crazy Spoon, TOK Rd Kissonerga off ocean side Dominic Holmes 2pm at The Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 96742947 Bob Clarkson 3pm at DT’s Bar, TOK Road just beyond Kato Pafos Tony & Chelsea 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Nikki Ellen at Queen Vic Pub, off TOK Rd, Kato Pafos 99054373 Andy Foster / Evo & Nikki alternate 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 KYP at Poppadoms Indian Restaurant, TOK Rd, Kissonerga 96792690 Rhys & Paul guitar duo 9pm - 1am plus song & dance show at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709

Monday 1st September Rhys & Paul guitar duo plus two song and dance shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Guitar duo 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Chris King as Elvis at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Kyp 9pm at Theo Sunset Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 96792690 Jukebox Rockers 9.30 pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Danny Delaney at Haris, Peiga Hill 99279200 Ben as Michael Buble 8pm at Stonehouse Inn, Peiga 99416397 Andre 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel 99699320 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 96564492 Song & dance show 10pm at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709 Song & dance show 9.45pm at Avlida Hotel, TOK Rd Kato Pafos 99753709 Davey Woodford 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Line Dancing 9am with Frank at Phoenix Club Kato Pafos 99424769 Mah Jong 12.30 at Phoenix Club Kato Pafos 26272524

Howard Moss at Ben’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Alexander 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Dinos & Christos 8.30 pm at Neo’s, Pegeia26622900 Ben Buble plus Dani as Gaga 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Andi & AJ 9.30pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Dominic Holmes guitar-vocalist 8pm Stonehouse Tavern, Peiga Hill 96742947 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466

Wednesday 3rd September Chris Andre 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Alex as Gary Barlow 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Take2 live music duo 8.30 - 11.30pm at Queen’s Bay Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga Davey Woodford 9pm at Millennium, Coral Bay Strip Polys & Demetra at Athena Beach Hotel Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Maris Hotel 99753709 Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Bay Hotel 99753709 Folk and Country Club 2nd wed of the month 7.30pm at Phoenix Club Kato Pafos 26272524 Bums & Tums with Alison at G&T’s Bar, Polis Road near Tsada 6pm 96579144 Bingo night 7.30pm at Tommy’s, opposite old Velvet Hall, Xlorakas (near the ‘dip’ at edge of Pafos town) 97606777 Whist drive 7pm at Fantasia Club, near ‘glass lift car park’ below Pafos Market 99341566 The People’s Quiz at Ollie’s Bar, Trimithousa 7.30pm

Thursday 4th September Talk of the Town Productions present ‘Totally Retro’ 8pm at Pissouri Amphitheatre €11 adv €15 door 9771867 ‘Sister Act & The Supremes’ at Paradisos Hills Hotel, Lysos €25 inc. meal 96818066 www.kendallandmorrelli.com Andre 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Ben Buble 9.30 pm at Millennium Cocktail Bar, Coral Bay Strip Andy Foster / Stevie Dean at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Jukebox Rockers 7.30 pm at Frog and Toad Pub, Coral Bay 99986473 Chris King as Elvis 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Steve Welsh 9pm at Friends, Bar St 9991212 Howard Moss/ Open Mic Night alternating at DT’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Dominic Holmes 7.30pm at Greenhill, Peiga 99538077 Kaela Santosh as Tina Turner and herself 9pm - 1am at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Martin Rhodes sings Sinatra at Amathus Hotel Hayley sings 9pm - 1am plus three song & dance shows at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709

Friday 5th September Kaela as Tina Turner at Colosseum Italian Restaurant (opp Veronica Hotel, upstairs) 26962415 ‘Sister Act & The Supremes’ Tala Amphitheatre 96818066 www.kendallandmorrelli.com Cosi Fan Tutti 8pm at Pafos Castle €25/40/50/70 26822218 www.pafc.com Andi Hobbs at Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Paphos. Stuart as Olly & Robbie and Mitch as MJ at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Duch Pete 9.30pm at Chalkies Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99905202 Tony Silver 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Davey Woodford at The Brewery Pub, Peiga Hill Andros Kalou plays guitar and sings at Queens Bay Hotel Tony Silva multi tribute show 9.30pm at Evis Pub, Kleous St Kato Pafos Davey Woodford 9pm at Brewery, Peiga

Saturday 6th September ‘Sister Act & The Supremes’ at Pissouri Amphitheatre €12.50 96818066 www.kendallandmorrelli.com Cosi Fan Tutti 8pm at Pafos Castle €25/40/50/70 26822218 www.pafc.com Danny Delaney at Paradise Kings, TOK Rd, Xlorakas 26818450 Katerina 8pm at the Square Bistro, Tala 99107371 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Jason as Boy George and Lyndsey as Adele at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Bob Clarkson 8pm plus song & dance show 9.20pm at King Evelthon Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga 99753709 Polys & Alexis at The Almond Tree, Konstantia St, Kato Pafos Kaela Santosh as Tina Turner plus two song and dance shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Heather at Asamina Suites Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 99753709 Karaoke with Jim & Maz 9pm to midnight at Queen’s Bay Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga Latin Fever at Boemo Live Ayiou Antoniou, Kato Paphos 99621772

Sunday 7th September Jezebel sings 1-4pm at Paradise Restaurant, just off St George Hill Xlorakas booking essential 99033693 Cosi Fan Tutti 8pm at Pafos Castle €25/40/50/70 26822218 www.pafc.com Chris King as Elvis 10pm at O Vrakas Taverna, Pissouri 99312443 ‘Sister Act & The Supremes’ at Tala Amphitheatre €12.50 96818066 www.kendallandmorrelli.com Live music over Sunday lunch at Kamares Club 26652277 Live music over Sunday lunch at Sunset Breeze, TOK Rd Kissonerga 26940791 Men in Black Two 1-3pm at Crazy Spoon, TOK Rd Kissonerga off ocean side Dominic Holmes 2pm at The Frog & Toad, Coral Bay 96742947 Bob Clarkson 3pm at DT’s Bar, TOK Road just beyond Kato Pafos Tony & Chelsea 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Nikki Ellen at Queen Vic Pub, off TOK Rd, Kato Pafos 99054373

Monday 8th September Rhys & Paul guitar duo plus two song and dance shows 9pm to 1am at Kykkos Bar, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Guitar duo 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Chris King as Elvis at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Kyp 9pm at Theo Sunset Hotel, TOK Rd Xlorakas 96792690 Jukebox Rockers 9.30 pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Danny Delaney at Haris, Peiga Hill 99279200 Ben as Michael Buble 8pm at Stonehouse Inn, Peiga 99416397 Andre 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel 99699320 Andy Foster 8pm Marco Polo Bar, Pioneer Hotel, hotel row between harbour & Geroskipou 96564492

Tuesday 9th September Classical music by Collegium Cyprium with soprano Chryso Makariou 8pm at Tala Amphitheatre €10 Jezebel & Polis 8.30pm - midnight at Athena Royal Hotel, Kato Pafos 99831136 Rhian Williams sings 9pm - 1am plus two song & dance shows at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Howard Moss at Ben’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Alexander 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Dinos & Christos 8.30 pm at Neo’s, Pegeia26622900 Ben Buble plus Dani as Gaga 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Andi & AJ 9.30pm at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Dominic Holmes guitar-vocalist 8pm Stonehouse Tavern, Peiga Hill 96742947 Chris King as Elvis at Blazing Saddles, Coral Bay Strip 26622466 Ivan plays guitar at Thalassa Restaurant, Pioneer Hotel 99753709

Wednesday 10th September Chris Andre 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Alex as Gary Barlow 8.30pm at Friends, Bar St 99991212 Take2 live music duo 8.30 - 11.30pm at Queen’s Bay Hotel, TOK Rd Kissonerga Davey Woodford 9pm at Millennium, Coral Bay Strip Polys & Demetra at Athena Beach Hotel Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Maris Hotel 99753709 Song & dance show 9.30pm at Cypria Bay Hotel 99753709 Kyp plays sitar 7.30pm at Poppadoms Indian Restaurant TOK Rd Kissonerga 96792690 Bob Clarkson 8pm to midnight at Ascos Hotel, Coral Bay 99753709 Rhys & Paul guitar duo 9pm - 1am plus song & dance show at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Singer 9pm - 1am plus song & dance shows at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 Jan the Paphos Quiz Queen at Paddy’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos

Thursday 11th September Lipgloss at a Back To School night 8pm at Paradise Restaurant, just off St George Hill Xlorakas 99033693 State of Quo at Paradisos Hotel, Lysos 99010943 Andre 9.30pm at The Rose Pub, just off harbour, Kato Pafos 99013187 Ben Buble 9.30 pm at Millennium Cocktail Bar, Coral Bay Strip Andy Foster / Stevie Dean at Chalkies, Coral Bay Strip 99986473 Jukebox Rockers 7.30 pm at Frog and Toad Pub, Coral Bay 99986473 Chris King as Elvis 10pm at Evis Bar, opp Alexander the Great Hotel, Kato Pafos 99699320 Steve Welsh 9pm at Friends, Bar St 9991212 Howard Moss/ Open Mic Night alternating at DT’s Bar, TOK Rd Kato Pafos Dominic Holmes 7.30pm at Greenhill, Peiga 99538077 Kaela Santosh as Tina Turner and herself 9pm - 1am at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709 Martin Rhodes sings Sinatra at Amathus Hotel Hayley sings 9pm - 1am plus three song & dance shows at Kykkos, Coral Bay Strip 99753709 For more and up-to-the-minute information check out www.groovejetmedia.com LISTINGS

Tuesday 2nd September Jezebel & Polis 8.30pm - midnight at Athena Royal Hotel, Kato Pafos 99831136 Rhian Williams sings 9pm - 1am plus two song & dance shows at Baywatch, Bar St 99753709

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THE AUCTIONEERS LOT Our resident expert is Benjamin Terence Green a licensed auctioneer and valuation professional with over 30 years experience. Ben currently holds regular Friday auctions at Hammers Auction House Chloraka in Paphos.

Dear Ben

I have enclosed a picture of my No 60 Dinky aeroplane set (still in original box) I have been told that these type of toys now fetch good money. I picked this up in the 1960s at the local church jumble sale. Can you tell me more?

I came across this Avengers TV annual from 1967 in a box of old books we are about to donate to a local charity shop. My husband seems to think it has some value I am not so sure. Can you help?

Frank Paphos

Liz Polis

Dear Frank Its so good to see this set in the original box. A Dinky Pre-war No.60 Aeroplanes Set is a scarce set that comprises of No.60A Imperial Airways Liner - Gold number G-ABTI, No.60B Leopard Moth - Green, registration number G-ACPT, No.60C Percival Gull - White, registration number G-ADZO, No.60D Low Wing Monoplane - Red, registration number G-AVYP, No.60E General Monospar - Silver, registration number G-AVP and No.60F Cierva Autogiro Helicopter - gold, blue rotors - all aircraft have light wear, a couple have slight discolouration, there are no obvious signs of fatigue and all have their propellers and rotors intact. This complete set includes “Gliding Game” instructions, a small envelope containing clips and a hank of blue string. Contents are generally Good to Good Plus and have been restrung onto a Good backing card and enclosed within a Fair to Good blue card box with illustrated lift off lid, (some tearing to a couple of lid corners), box lid stamped A1040 Never the less this is a scarce set in any condition. Dinky Toys were die-cast zamac miniature vehicles produced by Meccano Ltd – makers of Hornby Trains, named after founder Frank Hornby. Dinky Toys in England were made from 1935 to 1979. The factory was at Binns Road, Liverpool, England. I don’t know what this cost you at the jumble sale in the 60s but the current value is around €1250. Ben Dear Liz This is the first of the Avengers TV annuals produced. (there were three in total). The Avengers is a spy-fi British television series created in the 1960s. The Avengers initially focused on Dr. David Keel (Ian Hendry[) and his assistant John Steed (Patrick Macnee). Hendry left after the first series and Steed became the main character, partnered with a succession of assistants. Steed’s most famous assistants were intelligent, stylish and assertive women: Cathy Gale (Honor Blackman), Emma Peel (Diana Rigg), and later Tara King (Linda Thorson). Later episodes increasingly incorporated elements of science fiction and fantasy, parody and British eccentricity. The Avengers ran from 1961 until 1969, screening as one hour episodes its entire run. The pilot episode, “Hot Snow,” aired on 7 January 1961. The final episode, “Bizarre,” aired on 21 May 1969. The Avengers was produced by Associated British Corporation, a contractor

within the ITV network. After a merger in July 1968 ABC Television became Thames Television, which continued production of the series although it was still broadcast under the ABC name. By 1969 The Avengers was shown in more than 90 countries. 90 countries mean an awful lot of people remember this series. That equates to a lot of people who would like to own something that maybe was from their childhood. The annual you own is fairly rare and if in good condition should achieve a sale price of €100-125. Ben

Before I sign off this month I would like to thank you for all your emails. You can contact me with any questions I may or may not be able to answer at. hammers@auctioneer.net

Please Note Alfred Abraham Hammer & Co Hammer’s last Friday summer auction will be held on Friday August 8th 2014 at 11am. DON’T FORGET -You can still bring items in for inclusion in our first - Autumn Auction Friday 5th of September. We will continue to be open throughout August to receive items for inclusion in our next auction. We are open Monday – Friday 9am – 3pm. Call us for a valuation anytime on 99931123.

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Sister Act and The Supremes Motown Magic! Sister Act the musical opened in the West End at the London Palladium on June 2, 2009, following previews from May 7. The production was directed by Peter Schieder, produced by Whoopi Goldberg. Following a year-long search, 24-year-old actress Patina Miller was cast as Deloris, alongside Sheila Hancock as the Mother Superior, Ian Lavender as Monsignor Howard, Chris Jarman as Shank, Ako Mitchell as Eddie, Katie Rowley Jones as Sister Mary Robert, Claire Greenway as Sister Mary Patrick and Julia Sutton as Sister Mary Lazarus. The musical received four nominations including Best Musical. On October 30, 2010 the show played its final performance at the London Palladium and transferred to Broadway. Full of fun, comedy and great feel good music and songs, it still proves to be a huge draw for audiences world-wide The Supremes with 12 #1 pop singles, numerous gold recordings, sold-out concerts, and regular television appearances, they were not only the most commercially successful

Kendall and Morrelli Present:Sister Act & The Supremes, Motown Magic. Ladies Night! Direct from the UK. As Seen on TV.(Not Island-Based). A First for Cyprus!

This superb concert was bought to stage by Marie Perrin, February 14th 2010, based on the idea of the Sister Act Films and the hit West End Musical. From its first opening night, this high energy, fast moving show has been a nonstop hit and has brought audiences of all ages to their feet, performing to packed houses six nights a week for the past four years.

female group of the ‘60s but among the top 5 pop/rock/soul acts of that decade. Diana Ross, Mary Wilson, and Florence Ballard comprised Motown’s flagship group, Berry Gordy Jr.’s black pop music crossover group that paved the way from rock radio hits and package bus tours to Las Vegas showrooms and Royal Command Performances. Diana Ross, Mary Wilson, and Florence Ballard met while each was living in Detroit’s Brewster housing project. The Supremes’ big singles of 1965 were “Stop! In The Name of Love” (#1 pop, #2 R&B), “Back In My Arms Again” (#1 pop and R&B), “and “I Hear a Symphony” (#1 pop, #2 R&B). “You Can’t Hurry Love” and “You Keep Me Hangin’ On” were #1 on both the pop and R&B charts in 1966. “Love Is Here and Now You’re Gone” (#1 pop and R&B), “The Happening” (#1 pop, #12 R&B) and “Reflections” (#2 pop, #4 R&B) hit in 1967. The hit Broadway play Dreamgirls was based on the Supremes’ story. Don’t miss this all singing all dancing high energy spectacular international tribute concert that has been seen on T.V and by audiences all over the UK and Europe. Now it’s finally in Cyprus and it’s time for you to ‘really shake it down’. Come on girls! It’s ladies night with Sister Act and The Supremes, Motown Magic!. A real international concert experience, for only €12.50! ‘’ If you want a feel good concert, then don’t hesitate to watch this...Fabulous fun ‘’ ITV’s Good Morning Britain. Friday 5th and Sunday 7th Sept: Tala Amphitheatre €12.50 Doors 7:00pm Concert 8:00pm.

All three members... bring their own personalities to the show, giving 110% in every performance.

Ticket’s: The Outlet Store’s, Hearn’s Bookshop Coral Bay, So Easy Kiosk in Tala and Peter Morton in Konia.

This great show has all the most popular Motown classics, including the hits of The Supremes and Diana Ross.

Saturday 6th June: Pissouri Amphitheatre €12.50. Doors 6.30pm Concert 8:00pm.

It has many costume changes and the girls choreography is fun and lively! But most all you can’t help but get up and join the girl’s dancing away to those Classic Motown Songs!

Ticket outlets: Hearn’s Bookshop in Coral Bay, Peter Morton Removals in Konia, The Outlet Store in Kolossi. Chilly’s in Pissouri, UK Labels for Less and Pissouri Bay Divers. Monday 8th Sept: Lithos, Oroklini, Larnaca. www.kendallandmorrelli.com -Box office 96-818066

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