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Christopher Columbus ﬂagship replica docks in Alicante Visitors to the port of Alicante this weekend, will get a glimpse of a faithful replica of the ship that led to the discovery of ‘The Americas’ in 1492. The Nao Santa María replica, which carried Columbus on his famous voyage will open its decks to the public at Muelle de Levante 4, enabling visitors to get on board and discover the history and detail of this legendary ship.

by Andy Mansell

The vessel, which will remain in port untl Sunday evening, was recently constructed by the Nao Victoria Foundation, in collaboration with the Diputación Provincial de Huelva and the Cajasol Foundation, within the framework of the 525th Anniversary of the Encounter between Two Worlds.

Built as an exact replica, in a real size of 200 tons, 29 metres in length and eight in width and five decks, the ship has exquisite iroko and pine woodwork interiors constructed by master carpenters. The boat, launched last March, sailed from Huelva to the Canary archipelago to visit several of its islands, evoking the Colombian trips and the great maritime expeditions with America.

Arriving n Alicante from Fuengirola, the vessel will continue onwards on its tour of Spanish ports including Cartagena, Valencia and Algeciras, and some French ports as Sete, Grande-Motte and Port Vendres. In October, the ship will make the crossing of the Atlantic crossing to American coasts , where he will visit Puerto Rico, Cartagena de Indias and Havana.

The Javea Autism Association receives €500 donation From the Original Charity Shop and Library

Members of the Javea Autism Association recently visited The Original Charity Shop and were delighted to be presented with a cheque for €500. The money will be used for essentials for their summer school. The Javea Autism Association was founded in 2015. The project aims to improve the quality of life of people with autism and their families and prepare

them for future integration into society by helping them develop their capabilities and skills. President Olga Salez explained that there are 30 families in Javea with one or even two children with autism. So far this year The Original Charity Shop and Library has donated almost €17,000 to various charities. To find out more about us please visit our brilliant new

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What's on in the summer craft fair All the fun of the ﬁesta in the port of Jávea THE Denia Festa Major gets fully underway this weekend with something aimed at all the family. Not to everyone’s taste but a highlight for others, the Bous a la Mar starts on Saturday. This year for the first time a special viewing platform has been installed for disabled people. If the spectacle of the bulls isn’t your thing, there is a variety of musical performances including “We love Queen”, a tribute to the rock outfit and, in contrast, La Pato orchestra

The summer craft fair in the port of Jávea is already in full swing. Every evening the artists and craft people set up their stalls with original craft work on the sea front promenade in the port. They offer a wide choice of beautiful hand made things; soft and wooden toys; leather bags, belts and purses; pottery; wooden sculptures and little animals made

by Simon Russell

of shells; lamps made of recycled tins; water colours and hand painted T-shirts; brooches made of real orchids and jewelry made of all sorts of materials: silver, leather, ceramics, macramé and even recycled beer cans. All hand made by the people on the stalls. For your further

entertainment there is live music on the Mondays (by the Happy Freuds), and this week on Tuesday (and from then on every Wednesday) there is classic jazz and Soul by Montgó Music and on Wednesday 4, Thursday 5 and Friday 6 July) children can decorate a biscuit and take it home (or eat it!!),

Alfas goes to the movies Two of the biggest stars of Spanish cinema will be honoured this weekend at the inauguration of the thirtieth annual Alfas del Pi Festival de Cine. Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón, one of the most awarded directors and screenwriters of his generation and TV and movie star Alex Garcia, will both receive awards at a red carpet gala event outside the town’s Casa de Cultura on Saturday evening. This year’s festival has already received a boost, with an increase in the contribution made by Alicante Tourist Board from 25,000€ to 38,000€, in recognition of its position as one of the most important and influential cultural event in the Valencia region. The Festival de Cine short film competition, will present a total of 9000€ in prizes to film makers from all over Spain, who sent their entries in for consideration earlier in the year. Nineteen short films were put through for final consideration at the festival from a total of 993 entries and these will be judged by a jury of professional film makers. With a first prize of 5000€ and an invitation to the annual Goya awards, which are the Spanish equivalent of the Oscars, the prestigious ceremony will also hand out awards to best actor, actress, script, director and

by Andy Mansell

photographer. Thirty movies and more than 60 short films will be screened at the nine day festival, which has grown in prestige since its humble beginnings in 1998. Alfas Mayor, Vicente Arques, praised the “sustained support of the Provincial Council of Alicante in the 30 years of history of the Film Festival which, over the years has improved the image of the town as a tourist destination, with greater cultural repercussion at national level.” This Saturday’s red carpet inaugural gala, hosted by Elisa Matilla and Jordi Rebellón, will also pay homage to the FilmotecaValenciana for its 30 years of history and for its support to the cultural landscape of the region who will receive a prestigious Faro

del Plato, Silver Lighthouse award, along with Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón and Alex Garcia. Festival director, Juan Luis Iborra, promised a spectacular Saturday opening night ceremony, which will be held on the plaza outside the Casa de Cultura at 22.30h. “It will be a musical gala, very emotional, with dance numbers in the purest La La Land style, where there will be many moments to cherish, including a finishing touch, featuring Diana Navarro performing soundtracks of well-known films “, said the director. Since the Alfas Festival de Cine began thirty years ago, more than 300,000 people have attended the event and more than 60 actors and actresses, directors, producers, technicians and screenwriters of the national cinematographic scene have been presented with the Faro del Plato award.

finger paint a little jar or make a oblea. Every Saturday the potter José brings his wheel to teach young and old how to turn their own bowl or cup. The fair opens every evening from 7 pm till midnight. More information (also in English) on 639 979 678 and photographs of what to expect in the stalls you can find at http://www. amata.es/JaveaSum17.html.

by Simon Russell

perform a classical concert. There’s plenty on for the children including acrobats, theatre, craft workshops, bouncy castles, music and puppet shows. Other attractions include stand-up comedy, a magic show, discos, sporting activities, dance and firework displays. The festival runs until 15 July; for a full schedule of events, timings etc. go to www.denia.es or visit the tourist information office in the town.

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Thirty years of the Benidorm promotes free Summer parking night train The famous Summer night TRAM service linking Benidorm with Alicante and coastal towns in between, begins this weekend, offering users a chance to party without taking their car. It was thirty years ago, in the Summer of 1998, that the FGV regional rail company decided to launch the weekend night link, known as the ‘Trennochador’, with a view to offering an alternative to car drivers using the coastal roads overnight. Advertised with the tagline ‘Tonight, Leave the

by Andy Mansell

car!’, the new service proved hugely popular with night time revellers, who would have previously chosen to use their vehicles to travel to bars and discos, without a viable alternative. Originally aimed at discouraging drink driving amongst the younger generation, in that first Summer almost 70,000 customers, both locals and tourists of all ages took advantage of the service. Through the intervening years, the service continued,

with occasional disruptions for maintenance work. In the 21st century, with the upgrade to the TRAM service, the night train became known as the ‘TRAMnochador’ and was extended to include other lines and destinations. This year the service operates throughout the night on Fridays and Saturdays between Luceros station in Alicanteand the towns of Benidorm (L1) and additionally on three other lines from Luceros, SantVicent del Raspeig (L2); El Campello (L3); and Playa de San Juan (L4) with stops at the normal statons on each of these routes.

With the peak Summer months now upon us, finding a parking place in our towns and cities is becoming more and more difficult as visitors arrive for their annual holiday. Car owners become increasingly frustrated and can waste valuable time driving around trying, often without success, to locate a convenient spot. With this in mind Benidorm city council has launched a new initiative to promote and publicise the free car parks on the outskirts of the resort, which are available to both its residents and visitors. The aim of the plan is to alleviate the congestion placed on the streets within the centre of the city, by encouraging motorists to take advantage of the 3800 free parking places within the 29 designated car parks situated throughout the urban area. This should improve the parking experience for residents wishing to park close to their homes, people travelling into the city for work, or to use the beach or

by Andy Mansell

go shopping and also those arriving in the city for their annual holiday, who may park up for the whole of their stay without moving their vehicles. Launching the initiative,

mobility councillor, Jose Ramon Gonzalez de Zarate, explained that a brochure will be produced, highlighting the areas of the town where motorists can find parking, along with details of the nearest public transport stops to ferry them into the city centre.

He also added that the council were in discussions with the Lorente Bus company, to add more routes and greater frequency to its timetable during the next two months. The leaflet, which should be available to drivers within

the next few days is seen as part of the city council’s desire to become sustainable tourist destination. Future developments in technology, will see the creation of an App, which can be downloaded by drivers, which shows available parking places as soon as they enter Benidorm.

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Gardening on the Costa Blanca

Mention was made last week of the surprisingly large number of species in this family and perhaps a start can be made by showing some of the less common ones. Hibiscus Schizopetalus, with various common names including Coral Hibiscus, Fringed Hibiscus, Skeleton Hibiscus, Chinese Lantern, Japanese Lantern, and Pagoda Flower, is a native of tropical East Africa Treatment here is much the same as H. rosa-sinensis but growth habit is rather leggy, with long, slender and flexible, gracefully arching woody branches up to 10 feet. It is a rapid grower and will easily achieve several feet of growth in a single season. Hibiscus Sabdariffa or Roselle, although it has typically attractive Hibiscus type flowers at its centre, is more noted for the red bracts which surround it. It

Vitamin C and minerals. Easily grown from seed, it might be worth a try if you have plenty of room.

is actually a quite important commercial crop in many tropical countries. Its stems are used for Bast (bast fibres are processed for use in carpet, yarn, rope, netting or matting, traditional carpets, hessian or burlap, paper, sacks, etc) but the flower parts are extensively used as food or flavouring in many countries. It is also the source of Hibiscus Tea, available from Health Food shops , which is high in

Often on sale locally as ‘Blue Hibiscus’ is a beautiful and easily grown Australian plant more correctly called Alyogyne huegelii – even more difficult to spell than it is to say! Now classed as a separate species though of the same family as Hibiscus, it is not a true blue more of a mauve or lilac (or white) and, like all members of the family, its flowers last only about a day. It is from Western Australia and, like many plants from that region, prefers a well drained soil and probably limited phosphorus in its feed. Being such a striking plant, various members of the Malva or Mallow family have been adopted as the national flower of a number of warm countries and the Hibiscus is the flower tradition-

ally shown tucked behind the ear of Hawaiian and Tahitian girls. If the flower is worn behind the left ear, the woman is married or has a boyfriend. If the flower is worn on the right, she is single or openly available for a relationship. The yellow hibiscus is Hawaii’s state flower. Hibiscus plants prefer a cosy fit when growing in a container. This means that they should be slightly root bound in the pot and when you do decide to repot, give it only a little bit more room but lots of water and food when growing. If buds keep dropping off, check to see if you have got an insect infection and, if so, use an appropriate insecticide – one of the standard ones will probably do. The Hibiscus family with its wide range, probably rates a book of its own (and there are, in fact, several) but that should be enough to whet your interest.

visit www.costablancagardeners.weebly. com for more information. Costa Blanca Gardening Cirlce are a friendly group who enjoy gardening and gardens. Please contact Joan Birch on 697 320 169 for details.

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Hormonal, Hot and Had Enough? The menopause is actually the last menstrual period of a woman’s life. The average age of the menopause is 51 but it can occur later or much earlier. It is the end of her reproductive years. She will stop producing eggs and her sex hormones drop to very low levels. However, problematic symptoms can begin around 10 years before this! This time leading up to the menopause, is called the peri-menopause. Women can also suffer menopausal symptoms for many years after the menopause too!

How will I know when I am going through the menopause? This is very difficult to answer as often a woman may not know, especially if she is younger than average. Her periods may be normal and regular but she may be experiencing other symptoms such as memory loss or tearfulness. Women may be misdiagnosed with depression when in fact the cause is hormonal. However, if you are aware of the symptoms of menopause, you may be able to piece together the puzzle. It is important to remember that these symptoms may have other causes that should be ruled out by a Doctor. Symptoms include: -Unusually emotional/irritable/angry -depression -anxiety -low energy -Low sex drive -Pain during sexual intercourse -Irregular/chaotic periods -Periods that are very heavy or unusually light -Hot flushes -Night sweats -Memory loss -Poor sleep -Inability to cope with life

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Immigration pushes up Spanish population for second year in a row, especially in areas with hot housing markets www.spanishpropertyinsight.com

More than half a million immigrants helped increase Spain’s population for a second year in a row last year, and most of them are heading for areas where housing markets are already tight.

Now a clear sign of Spain’s economic recovery, with big implications for housing markets in regional hotspots, is that immigration is growing fast, and has driven up the population for a second year in a row. Immigration increased 28% last year, A rising population increases demand for according to recent data from the National housing, which can add to price pressures if Institute of Statistics. supplies are limited. This comes after years of a declining population, thanks to the The biggest number of immigrants last year economic crisis, and Spain’s low birth rate. came from Morocco (40,413), followed by Colombia (36,778), Rumania (30,393), and Immigration rises and falls with the Spanish the United Kingdom (28,785). But in terms of economy. In the boom years several million annualised change the number from Venezuela immigrants came to live in spain, mainly increased the most (+44%), followed by from South America and Morocco, but in Colombia (+16%), whilst numbers from the bust and post-crisis years between 2009 the UK showed one of the biggest declines and 2015 the Spanish population shrank due (-2,6%), almost certainly thanks to our old to emigration and one of the lowest birth friend Brexit. rates in the world. The declining population reduced demand for housing, and increased Heading for hot housing markets the country’s level of debt per capita, leaving Where are all the immigrants heading? To it harder to pay. Both those factors made Spain’s economic hotspots where the jobs are the economic crisis and housing crash even but housing markets are already tight, which is worse. bound to be putting upward pressure on prices. Madrid had the biggest absolute increase in

Spanish population annualised % change (0,28 = +28%) Source: INE

population last year (+73,274), followed by Catalonia (+47,067), the Canaries (+22,231), and the Balearics (+15,668). So, thanks to immigration, the population is increasing the most in the two biggest cities and the islands, where the housing supply is restricted (in the islands and Barcelona by lack of space and planning restrictions, and in Madrid just due to planning restrictions). Whist the population

continues to grow in these areas, upward pressure will be maintained on house prices. Meanwhile, in the Spanish interior, one of the last populated parts of Western Europe, in regions like Castilla-La Mancha, Castile & Leon, and stunningly beautiful Extremadura and Galicia, the population is still falling, and so are house prices.

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The Moors and Christians celebrations and the craft fair in the Port of Jávea Shortly the people living in the part of Jávea near the Port, will celebrate their Fiestas de Moros y Cristianos. This means that on several days the artists and craft people who take part in the summer craft fair can’t set up their stalls. That’s why on Saturday 14 and from Thursday 19 till Sunday 22 July there will be NO CRAFT FAIR. But on all other days the fair will open as normal, offering original craft work on the sea front promenade in the port. There is a wide choice of beautiful

hand made things; soft and wooden toys; leather bags, belts and purses; pottery; wooden sculptures and little animals made of shells; lamps made of recycled tins; water colours and hand painted T-shirts; brooches made of real orchids and jewelry made of all sorts of materials: silver, leather, ceramics, macramé and even recycled beer cans. All hand made by the people on the stalls. For your further entertainment there is live music: on the Mondays by the Happy Freuds, and every

RBL Beni fundraiser A lively fund-raiser last week at one of Benidorm’s top venues “Showboat” when members and friends enjoyed an afternoon of BBQ, entertainment and mingling. The hardworking branch management team of Maggie,James, Trevor,and Pat made sure that everyone had a great time and that the raffle made a grand total of 402 euros towards the branch rapidly growing total for the 2018 Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal. Many thanks to Diane and Gary of Showboat for their

assistance. The official Launch of the Poppy Appeal Spain 2018 will take place again in Benidorm October 19th with the assistance of Benidorm and district branch members. If you wish to know more about the branch contact James on 677 786 559 or meet us at Ciudad Patricia residential complex, Benidorm where we meet 3rd Friday of the month at 11am. (now on Summer break but phone contact possible)or Maggie Benidorm.secretary@rbl. community

Wednesday there is classic jazz and Soul by Montgó Music; On Tuesday 10 July Elena Aker plays the harp and on Thursday 12 July María will sing to the sound of her guitar. Every Saturday the potter José brings his wheel to teach young and old how to turn their own bowl or cup. The fair opens every evening from 7 pm till midnight. More information (also in English) on 639 979 678 and photographs of what to expect in the stalls you can find at /www.amata.es/JaveaSum17.html.

Sign up for free summer tours AS in recent years, TeuladaMoraira’s Tourism Department is running guided tours of the Old Town. There are two types of tour available, and while both take in the main sites of Teulada’s gothic area, one also has a play and interactive story tellers. The dates for these are July 6, 13, 20 and 17 and August 3, 17 and 31. They start at the Town Square at 8pm and last about an hour and a half. The other tours which are available in English are on July 5, 12, 19 and 26 and in August on 2, 16,23 and 30. These commence at 7.30 from the same venue and also last about an hour and a half. Tours are also available in French and Spanish – for more information or to register call 96 574 5168.

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Across 1. Tea for two - and one more dance (3-3-3) 8. Don’t allow little woman to provide instrument (5) 9. Tense, but otherwise flawless (7) 10. Time not working? Swell! (4) 11. Sorrowful composer swallowing French wine (8) 13. Mandela is a naval hero (6) 14. Deal with a composer, by the sound of it (6) 17. Introduction concluded with true style (8) 19. Fixed last part of blind? (4) 21. An archangel could be real big (7) 22. Celia changes her name (5) 23. Flare that’s easily transported (4,5)

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1. Rest (6) 4. Spasmodic muscle contraction (6) 8. Dutch cheese (5) 9. Most profound (7) 10. Cocaine (anag) (7) 11. Legal right to property (5) 12. Fatigue (9) 17. Beasts of burden (5) 19. Biblical temptress (7) 21. Educational institute (7) 22. Extensive area of land (5) 23. Set alight (6) 24. Apprehensive, edgy (6)

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Down ACROSS 2. Small number that’s hard to manage (7) 1 Tea for two3. -Bird and one more caught on line (4) 4. Aim for a high position in church? (6) dance (3-3-3) 5. Roman? He’s rough rider (8) 8 Don't allow6. little woman to Legendary Himalayan resident still going provide instrument (5) (4) to India’s capital Vegetable left inﬂawless coach for insect 9 Tense, but7.otherwise (7)(4,6) 8. Settlement in Oregon but a city in 10 Time not Louisiana working? (5,5) Swell! (4) 11 Sorrowful12.composer System of beliefswallowing constructed on credit (8) French wine 15. (8)Stupid old hits rearranged? (7) 16. Orator’s opening mass meeting – thus? 13 Mandela (6) is a naval hero (6) flowing though 14 Deal with18.a River composer, byHeidelberg? the (4) 20. Spanish painter laid out (4) sound of it (6) 17 Introduction concluded with true style (8) 19 Fixed last part of blind? (4) 21 An archangel could be real big (7) 22 Celia changes her name 3(5) 1 2 easily transported 23 Flare that's (4,5) DOWN 8 9 that's hard to 2 Small number manage (7) 3 Bird caught on line (4) 10 4 Aim for a high position in church? (6) rough rider (8) 5 Roman? He's 12 13 6 Legendary Himalayan resident still going to15India's capital (4) 7 Vegetable left in coach for insect 19 17 18 (4,6) on 8 Settlement in Oregon but a city in Louisiana (5,5) 12 System 21of belief constructed on credit (8) 15 Stupid old hits rearranged? (7) 16 Orator's23opening mass meeting – thus? (6) 18 River ﬂowing though Heidelberg? (4) 20 Spanish painter laid out (4)

1. Ignore (anag) (6) 2. Careful and sensible (7) 3. Killed (5) 5. Grapple (7) 6. Deal with (5) 7. Detestation (6) 9. Unquestionably (9) 13. Esteem (7) 14. Dried seedless grape (7) 15. Hunting expedition (6) 16. Talkative (6) 18. Frogs’ eggs (5) 20. Cicero’s tongue (5)

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ACROSS 1 Tea for two - and one more dance (3-3-3) 8 Don't allow little woman to provide instrument (5) 9 Tense, but otherwise ﬂawless (7) 10 Time not working? Swell! (4) 11 Sorrowful composer swallowing French wine (8) 13 Mandela is a naval hero (6) 14 Deal with a composer, by the sound of it (6) 17 Introduction concluded with true style (8) 19 Fixed last part of blind? (4) 21 An archangel could be real big (7) 22 Celia changes her name (5) 23 Flare that's easily transported (4,5) DOWN 2 Small number that's hard to manage (7) 3 Bird caught on line (4) 4 Aim for a high position in church? (6) 5 Roman? He's rough rider (8) 6 Legendary Himalayan resident still going to India's capital (4) 7 Vegetable left in coach for insect (4,6) 8 Settlement in Oregon but a city in Louisiana (5,5) 12 System of belief constructed on credit (8) 15 Stupid old hits rearranged? (7) 16 Orator's opening mass meeting – thus? (6) 18 River ﬂowing though Heidelberg? (4) 20 Spanish painter laid out (4)

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LIBRA (Sept 24th-Oct 23rd) Stop hiding behind the intellectual Stop being an enabler to someone barrier that you may have put up, you care deeply about, Aries. It Libra. Playing games will get you could be that you’re helping to nowhere. True strength is being continue dangerous addictive able to demonstrate that you have behavior simply because you want the courage to say what you feel in to avoid a nasty confrontation. ARIES LIBRA any situation, especially regarding Realize that this is doing neither party any good. The more you perpetuate the lie, the a close loved one. If you need to say something, more it will continue to hurt all parties involved. Be say it. Don’t wait until the situation escalates to an unhealthy argument before you finally get your open and honest with your concerns. feelings out. SCORPIO (Oct 24th-Nov 22nd) TAURUS (April 21st-May 21st) Stop trying to feel everyone else’s You may have found yourself emotions and really feel your own, having some issues with food lately, Scorpio. Being empathetic to Taurus. It could be that your sense others’ needs is charitable, but you of self-worth isn’t at its highest and need to face the music and look at you’re trying to make up for it by TAURUS sabotaging your relationship with SCORPIO yourself. Make a clear distinction between your needs and those of your body. Food is healthy nourishment that you others. Express your feelings to those around you. need to survive. Your body deserves respect. You Ask for help if you need it. Other people aren’t mind need to always give it the proper fuel that it requires readers. They probably have no idea what you feel. to be healthy. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23rd-Dec 21st) GEMINI (May 22nd-June 21st) It may seem like neither side of the If there’s an issue that needs to be bed is the right side to wake up on, brought to the table now, feel free Sagittarius. The only solution you to do so, Gemini. Don’t hold back might be able to come up with just to maintain a relationship’s today is to go back to bed. Focus on equilibrium. Don’t sacrifice your GEMINI own peace of mind just to keep SAGITTARIUS your heart, because it’s trying to tell you that it needs some attention. from rocking the boat. Contributing unhealthy lies to maintain a healthy facade doesn’t Emotions may be running quite high, so be extra do anyone any good. Be totally honest with yourself, careful of how you treat yourself and others. your feelings, and the people around you. CAPRICORN (Dec 22nd-Jan 20th) CANCER (June 22nd-July 23rd) You could feel like you’re being The intensity of the day is apt to double-crossed by a loved one bring opposition that you aren’t today, Capricorn. It could be that necessarily expecting, Cancer. your own words are being used Whether it’s being verbalized or against you in a way that makes not, the confrontations are quite CANCER real. Don’t underestimate a loved CAPRICORN you look like the bad guy. When it comes time to make a rebuttal one’s emotions. Stand up to these issues and be realistic about their solutions. No one on your behalf, make sure you let the other person expects you to have all the right answers, so don’t know that you’re confronting their behavior and not pretend that you do. We’re all human and we all attacking them as a person. make mistakes. LEO (July 24th-August 23rd) AQUARIUS (Jan 21st-Feb 19th) Give your loved ones the attention You may say one thing one minute they need today, Leo. Don’t let and the opposite the next, Aquarius. another day go by without saying Usually you can jump from one you love them. Life is short and issue to another with no problem, getting shorter with each passing but today people are likely going day. Feel free to be confrontational call you on it. Think about what LEO AQUARIUS to about a serious issue that needs you really mean before you say it. to be addressed. You’re responsible for your own Don’t do all your thinking aloud where other people feelings. Don’t play the role of the victim. You’ll only can hear. Your continuous thought process might be experience more pain and resentment later. mistaken for a final analysis. Confusion could ensue.

VIRGO (August 24th-Sept 23rd) PISCES (Feb 20th-March 20th) The subtle tension in the air Don’t run away from tension today, today might be just what you Virgo. Any sort of emotional stress need to make you more aware of you feel will be compounded subconscious issues that affect tremendously if it isn’t dealt with your behavior, Pisces. You’ll find right away. Be in the moment while that you need to get a lot off your the moment is here. The more you PISCES chest. The more honest you can be VIRGO face in the present, the less you’ll about the pain people have caused regret in the future. Clear up any sticky situation that you, the more loving words will be able to flow in the arises and move forward. People may not understand future. Open the channels of communication and let your needs and concerns until you verbalize them it flow. clearly.

FRIDAY 6TH JULY 2018

Sport

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COPA D’ESCOCIA COMPETITION Benitachell Bowls Club Spanish International Bowlers PLAYED AT OLIVA NOVA On a beautiful morning, where the temperature soared to 35 degrees centigrade, 34 brave members and guests took to the fairways, to battle out for this prestigious trophy. Our guests today were Gordon McBain, Alistair Taylor and Mike Fox, and all were welcomed by our Vice Captain Bill Pike. The course has completely recovered from the Spring treatment with all aspects of the course in immaculate condition. Many congrats to Oliva Nova GolfThe winners on the day, were as follows:1st Place with a net 68 off a handicap of 6 was Shaun O’Gorman. 2nd Place with a net 69 off a handicap of 26 was Jim Hayward

This last weekend one of our Spanish International Bowlers, Gail Chick, was in the Squad playing at Javea Green against a Northern Select Team. Many of the Benitachell Bowls Club bowlers represent Spain and several of these bowlers were in the select side, despite the heat, enjoyed some very good bowling. Greg Sperring, also from the BBC, was also invited to play for Spain as a ‘trialist’ and will hopefully be able to wear his own Spanish shirt soon. Spain is competing in the Ten Nation Test Match in Wales shortly, so require plenty of competitive practice and the BBC wish them every success.

3rd Place with a net 70 off a handicap of 16 was Derek Lindley. 4th Place with a net 71 off a handicap of 24 was Graham Boreley 5th Place with a net 71 off a handicap of 24 was John Evans 6th Place with a net 72 off a handicap of 29 was Richard Sharp

Congratulations to all of you for great scoring, especially Shaun O’Gorman who played spectacular golf today. The lowest Gross Score today was Shaun O’Gorman with an 74, which won a special prize. Closest to Pin at hole number 5 was Shaun O’Gorman with 6.93

meters and at hole 16, nearest the pin was Russ Peters, with a shot into 3.38 meters. There was only one two today, and that was by Shaun O’Gorman. The Balls in the Water prize was guessed today and that was by Paul Sankey who guessed correct with exactly 100 balls.

In the match Play Competition, Terry Moore defeated John Nicol by 6 & 5 Next week, we are playing a Pairs Texas Scramble so should you want to join us at Pego, please contact Penny Barden at pegohandicapsec@gmail.com, and we would love to see you.

JGBC Hosts Spanish Team Training Camp for 2nd Year Running Once again, Javea Green Bowling Club has hosted a 2 day training camp for the Spanish National Team. Next week the Spanish Squad travel to Cardiff, Wales to

play against the U.S.A., Australia, South Africa and others in preparation for the ‘Atlantic Rim Tournament’ in 2019. All the disciplines were

played, Ladies and Gents Singles, Pairs, Triples and Rinks. So how did the Spanish Team fare against the Northern Costa Blanca teams, comprising players

from BBC, El Cid and JGBC. Every volunteer player from JGBC was given a game and the thrill of going up against the National Side. On the Saturday morning

matches the Spanish Squad prevailed by 5 games to 3. Saturday afternoon they won 7 games to 1. Sunday morning was a repeat score of 7 games to 1 and in the afternoon they won again by 6 games to 2. Adding that lot up means Spain won by a superb 25 games to 7, which must have pleased their Manager, Graham Cathcart. Graham stated he was impressed and pleased

with the quality of the greens and the facilities provided at Javea Green. The whole event was played in a spirit of great camaraderie and was enjoyed by Players and Spectators alike. Thanks are, therefore, due to the Club Management, Matthew and Brian Taylor and to our very own Alan Phillips for organising a well run tournament, thanks go also to the volunteer Umpire and Markers.

A.F.F.L. PRESENTATION

An all-round winner! Javea U3A members had a thoroughly enjoyable time at the July Dine & Dance evening – despite a clash with England’s vital World Cup match with Colombia! A number of fans sneaked inside the bar at Javea Golf Club, where the latest event was being staged outside on the terrace, to keep in touch with the action on the TV screen. However, it was a

winning night for all …. both the dinner-dance and the football! Thanks are due to group leaders Anne and David Watts, who organised yet another highly-successful function, despite the fact that many regulars were unable to attend because of a clash with the Javea Players Summer Show. Entertainment was provided by the excellent singer/DJ Steve Solo.

Last week the presentation for the 24th Alfaz Fantasy Football League took place at the Bar Code in Alfaz. For the 3rd year running, we had 6 different winners. Wayne’s team Two Years Running Maybe won our Golden Boot League, Raquel’s team Mrs.Max & Paddy won our F.A.Cup League, Pauline’s Vodka Army romped away with our Mark Carter Ladies Section, Lee’s Pineapple Chunks won our very popular K.O.Cup Competition while Wade’s team Alli Barber won our Junior League by the small margin of 3 points over young Robbie’s team Tea &

Busquets. The overall winner was Darren whose team Daz XI finished top of the pile by a comfortable 76 points courtesy of 2 of his Players Harry Kane & Mo Salah who between them they notched up 493 Fantasy League points. The Brochure and Players List will soon be available after the World Cup finishes. The 25th anniversary A.F.F.L. will commence on Saturday 11th August so don’t miss out on this great Competition. With the World Cup going on it will give our future Fantasy League Managers a chance to do so scouting for next Season.

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