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VOL. 7, NO. 19 October 9, 2013 Website: www.caribbeangraphic.ca Tel: 905.831-4402 Fax: 416.292.2943 Email: caribbeangraphic@rogers.com
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The Real Jerk Has A New Home
H
aving closed its
former landmark
location more
than a year ago, The
Real Jerk has opened the
doors to its new home.
Owner Ed Pottinger recently
reopened the Caribbean spot
in the old Playpen space at 842
Gerrard St. (at Carlaw).
After almost a year and a
half of searching for a suitable
new location Pottinger has now
found what he thinks will be
an ideal spot. This has worked
out perfectly and weve got all
the check marks: parking, we
get to stay in the east end where
our customer base is, and its a
standalone building. Im really
happy with the location.
The menu will be largely
the same as the former loca-
tion, with a few additions,
like sandwiches during
lunch service. Weve got 95
per cent of our staff com-
ing back after a year and
four months, he said. They
waited and are excited.
Staff at the Real Jerk pose for photo at the restaurant offcial opening
on October 5. Photo Courtesy Eddie Grant
T
he Canadian Guya-
nese Community
has lost an icon with
the October 7 passing of
Norman Augustus Sue-
Kam-Ling, known to all
simply and most fondly as
Norman Sue. As the founder,
and patriarch of Norman Sue
Bakeries, he was one of the
communitys best known, highly
respected and widely admired
business owners.
Sues passing has sent waves
of sadness throughout the
Guyanese-Canadian com-
munity. Norman Sues Bakery
products such as its plait bread,
rotis and pastries have become
customer staples over the many
Canadas Guyanese Community Loses
An Icon, Norman Sue Has Passed
years that the company has
been in business. Guyanas
President Donald Ramotar and
Toronto Consul General Sattie
Sawh were amongst those who
have expressed their profound
sadness and deep sense of loss
to the news of Sues passing.
According to Consul General
Sattie Sawh, Mr Sues name has
become synonymous with a high
quality of service to the public
and has also become closely
associated with community-
based measures to support and
promote Guyana and Guyanese
in Toronto. The entire commu-
nity has been affected by this loss
and joins his bereaved family in
mourning at this sad time.
Guyanas Ottawa-based High
Commissioner to Canada,
Harry Narine Nawbatt referred
to Sue as a pioneer in the
bread and pastry business.
Said Nawbatt, Norman brought
Guyana and the Caribbean to
Toronto. Persons visiting from
other parts would invariably
visit Normans establishment
to stock up on his distinctive
favours before returning to
wherever theyd come from.
Those who knew Norman Sue
and were aware of his outstanding
record of providing fnancial and
in-kind sponsorship to worth-
while community activities, will
undoubtedly miss his presence
at future Guyanese-Canadian
events. This years Guyana Inde-
pendence Festival, held at Centen-
nial College last June, was one of
his last public appearances.
While he was there scores of
attendees stopped by the Norman
Sue Booth to convey their well
wishes. A testimony to the wide-
spread admiration and respect
Norman had earned amongst his
fellow Guyanese Canadians.
Rest In Peace Norman Sue.
Your life has set a shining ex-
ample for others to follow.
October 9, 2013 CARIBBEAN GRAPHIC PAGE 2
August 1947-October 2013
Norman Sue
There is much to be said about such a remarkable
person. Mr. Norman Sue was a wonderful Husband to
wife Lynette and loving father to Kim, Natasha,
Nashenka, Nadia and Nicholas. He encouraged his eight
grandchildren; Jennilyn, Nyssa, Alisha, Felisha, Adam,
Andy, Ariel and Justin.
Dad was a very hard working individual who inspired
many people. Although he was a master baker by trade,
he was a friend and mentor to many. He was an honest
and dependable person who saw no color, race or
religion. He made Canada his home in the 1970s. He
and his brothers, Michael and Neville, began the bakery
Sue Brothers in the late 70s and shortly after Norman
Sue Bakery was born.
Dad, you never really and truly saw what you meant to
people especially those close to you. Your heart had
more love than it could hold. You created memories too
many to mention. You made your name a household
name, one people would never forget. Now that you
have moved on, you are dearly missed but you have left
us with lessons and memories that we will treasure for
forever. Dad we love you more today than yesterday but
not as much as tomorrow.
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K
ay Morris has made his-
tory in the US after she
was declared 2nd Place
Winner at the Prayze Factor
Peoples Choice Awards Grand
Champion Finals competi-
tion in Atlanta, Georgia on
September 21, 2013.
Morris was among the 25 nomi-
nees who won in their categories.
She won for Best Rhythm and
Praise Solo Artist of the Year, and
Best Christian Alternative Solo
Artist of the Year. After the last
round of voting to advance, 15
of the 25 finalists made it to the
Grand Finals. After the first round
of judging, Kay made it to Top 4
Finalists and in the final round of
judging took the 2nd place winner
award at the Grand Championship
Finals (Top Three spot).
Kay Morris, dubbed by her Ameri-
can counterparts as the Singing
Queen, surprised the Judges when
she hit the stage (elegantly dressed
wearing a tiara) singing her rendition
of her reggae hit single Letters of
Love. The audience received her well
and unlike the other contestants, the
judges didnt have a question for Kay
but instead asked her what would she
like to ask them, after she posed her
question to the judges, they com-
mended her for bringing profession-
alism to the platform.
Kay Morris Make US
Gospel History
Caribbean Gem: Miss
Guyana Universe 2013!
Katherina Roshana was on
October 6 crowned Miss
Guyana Universe 2013 after
triumphing over seven other
delegates in the local pageant
held at the Pegasus Hotel
Poolside. Roshana was sashed
by First Lady Deolatchmee
Ramotar and crowned by her
predecessor Ruqayyah Boyer.
She will now be set to represent
Guyana in Moscow, Russia at
the November 9, 2013 Miss
Universe Pageant.
October 9, 2013 CARIBBEAN GRAPHIC PAGE 4
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FootballeR
JaIled In
MontseRRat
PLYMOUTH, Montserrat- A footballer
from Antigua and Barbudas premier
division has been jailed in Montserrat
for drug traffcking. Sap Player Bryan
Woody Aaron has been given a 7 year
sentence.
He was arrested last month while in
Montserrat for a friendly match against
the national team. The authorities arrest-
ed him alleging that he was found with
three pounds of marijuana in his bag.
Jamaican sprinters Usain Bolt and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce
have been shortlisted among 10 male and ten female athletes
for the 2013 World Athlete of the Year Award. The IAAF
announced on October 1 that an email poll involving the
World Athletics Family has begun and will close midnight
Sunday, October 27.
Three male and three female fnalists will be selected and
announced by the IAAF when the voting process is over.
The male and female winners will be announced by The
Council of the International Athletic Foundation on
stage during the 2013 World Athletics Gala on Satur-
day, November 16.
Bolt and American Allyson Felix are the 2012 male
and female World Athletes of the Year.
Shortlisted For 2013
Athlete Of The Year Awards
Bolt, Fraser-Pryce
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R
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fried Schafer's 23-man
squad for the crucial
October 11 match against the
USA has fve "new faces" from
the the group that faced Pan-
ama and Costa Rica in World
Cup qualifying encounters last
month. On the fip, six play-
ers fve from the UK and one
from the US MLS have not
been included.
Those making the US-bound squad
are goalkeeper Duwayne Kerr, Colorado
Rapids striker Deshorn Brown, Water-
house midfelder Romario Campbell,
US MLS midfelder Je-Vaughn Watson
and Scandinavia-based left-sided player
Demar Phillips.
Out are regular captain, the USA-
based goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts,
Turkey-based striker Luton Shelton and
the UK-based quartet of forwards Mar-
lon King and Jermaine Beckford, and
midfelders/wingers Chris Humphrey
and Garath McCleary.
Jamaica, currently at the bottom
of the six-nation CONCACAF World
Cup qualifiers with four points, are
scheduled to meet Brazil-bound USA
in a must-win match at Sporting
Park in Kansas on Friday. Kick-off is
at 5:30 pm.
On the same day the Boyz face the
USA, Honduras host Costa Rica in
San Pedro Sula, while Mexico and
Panama clash at high altitude Azteca
in Mexico City.
Along with the USA on 16 points,
Costa Rica on 15 points have also
booked their Brazil 2014 World Cup
spot. Honduras follow in the race
with 11 points and are on the verge of
clinching the third automatic quali-
fying spot.
Panama and Mexico, eight points
each, and Jamaica are fghting for the
fourth-place play-off spot.
Jamaica will close out their Brazil
2014 campaign next on October 15 in a
home game against Honduras.
The top three teams will qualify
directly for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Fi-
nals, while the fourth-placed team will
play a home-and-away series against
New Zealand, the winner of Oceania.
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Kirk Edwards and wicketkeeper-
batsman Chadwick Walton been
named in the 15-member Test
squad for West Indies tour of
India. Edwards, who is currently
captaining the touring West Indies
A team in the unoffcial Tests
against India A, made a case for
his selection with some good
scores on the tour.
Edwards was the 14th West
Indies batsman to score a century
in his debut Test - against India
in 2011 - but was dropped after
he failed during the sides tour to
England in 2012. He was a part
of the squad for the Tests against
Bangladesh in November 2012, but
did not get a game.
Since then, Edwards has cap-
tained the West Indies A team
in frst-class matches against
Sri Lanka A at home and on the
tour to India. The batsman is among
the leading run-getters on the current
tour of India. In three List A games,
Edwards scored 159 runs at an average
of 53, including one hun-
dred and was third in the
run-scoring charts, after
Yuvraj Singh and Jona-
than Carter. He scored two
ffties in two frst-class
games and also
captained the
side to a 162-
run win in the
frst match of
the series.
Fast bowler
Shannon Ga-
briels exclusion
is the only other
change from the
Test squad that
played against
Zimbabwe
in March.
Gabriel was
replaced by Jamaica pace bowler, Shel-
don Cotterrell.
West Indies are scheduled to play two
Tests and three ODIs on their tour of In-
dia. The frst Test will begin on Novem-
ber 6, while the second Test is
scheduled for November 14.
The three ODIs will be played
on November 21, 24 and 27.
Squad: Darren Sammy (capt),
Tino Best, Darren Bravo,
Shivnarine Chanderpaul,
Sheldon Cotterrell, Narsingh
Deonarine, Kirk Edwards,
Chris Gayle, Veerasammy
Permaul, Kieran Powell,
Denesh Ramdin, Kemar
Roach, Marlon Samu-
els, Shane Shillingford
and Chadwick Walton.
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UTTARAKHAND, India, West
Indies cricket legend Brian Lara
endeared himself to Indian fans
when he played a charity match
in Dehradun on October 3 to
help raise funds for victims of
the Uttarakhand food.
While India skipper M.S.
Dhoni, was sorely missed, Lara
ensured that his batting as well as
words of encouragement helped raise
awareness. I urge anybody with means
to support this cause as a lot of families
have been destroyed. As much funds
and as much help in any way possible is
needed, Lara said.
The 44-year-old left-hander promised
more support and participation in the fu-
ture. I am here and I will be back for sure
and next time I come back I will be back
with some West Indian players, he said.
Laras was the frst attempt by any
cricketer of international repute to help
victims in the state. Massive foods on
T20 Helps Me Look After
My Family Says Pollard
New Delhi: Kieron
Pollard`s approach
towards life is very
similar to his cricket -
uncomplicated.
While cricketers
across the world
love to make right
noises about how
much they love play-
ing Test cricket, the
26-year-old Mumbai In-
dians all-rounder is very
practical about choices
he has made and frmly
stands by it.
You make decisions
in life. The point when I
started playing top-level
cricket to this day, T20 is
the cricket that I have
made my name in. I
don`t have any regrets
having played only 24
frst-class matches till
date. It is a business
as well and I have to
look after my family
and live as well, Pollard told PTI in
an exclusive interview.
Apart from being a star performer
for MI in IPL, Pollard has played for
Somerset in England, Big Bash in
Australia, Bangladesh Premier League
and the Caribbean Premier League.
But does the tag of T20 freelancer
hurts him, Pollard gave a pointed
reply, If people want to call me
T20 freelancer, that`s their opinion. I
can`t do anything about it. If I try to
change everything, I will be trying to
change the whole world.
For me, it`s just a mat-
ter of what I am sup-
posed to do and that is
playing whatever format I
get to play.
The giant of an all-
rounder felt that his stint
with Mumbai Indians has
made him a better cricketer.
Four years with Mumbai
Indians has been a learning
experience for me. The
best part is that players
come and go in other
teams but at Mumbai
Indians, the core of
the team has been
same for the last
four years. We have
enjoyed each other`s
success, said Pol-
lard, who has played
85 ODIs and 37 T20
Internationals for his
country.
On the technical as-
pects, Pollard believed
that he has become a
better batsman against slow bowlers
during his stint with Mumbai Indians.
Earlier, whenever I would come
into bat, the opposition captain
would immediately bring in a spinner.
It has changed now as they normally
don`t bring a spinner when I come
into bat. Although I still get out but,
if the slow bowlers keep it in my arc,
I am ready to hit it out of sight. My
regular visits to India has given me a
lot of confdence to play in front of
big crowds, Pollard added.
June 16 this year resulted in a huge loss
of life and property.
The students who came out to watch
Lara bat though, seemed to put the
nightmare behind them as they followed
every move of the cricketing icon. It
is every cricketers dream to play with
Brian Lara but it would have been good
to play with some Indian cricketers as
well in this charity match, said Ishan of
Abhimanyu Crickat Academy.
Lara is currently in India as mentor
with the Trinidad and Tobago national
team which has reached the semi-fnals
of the Champions League Twenty20
Tournament.
Edwards, Walton In
Windies Squad To India
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