CAMILLERI - LOUIS, 1914-1995. Treasured memories of a loving husband, father and grandfather on the 13th anniversary of his demise.
As the winds of time blow softly
And whisper so you can hear
That we really love and miss you
And wish you were still here.
Always in our thoughts and prayers.
Lilian, Ray and Odette, Valerie, Pamela, Petra, Justine and Karl.
COLEMAN - MADELEINE. Lovingly remembered on her seventh anniversary by her son Jonathan Busuttil.
GATT. Loving memories of our beloved mother JOSEPHINE, today being the 10th anniversary of her death. Fondly remembered by her son Edgar, her daughter Mary, and grandchildren. May she rest in peace.
GOUDER - Judge TANCRED GOUDER. Lovingly remembered today and always. Simone and Francis.
MICALLEF TRIGONA - JOHN. Cherished memories of a dear husband, father and grandfather, today the 17th anniversary of his demise. Evi, Gabriella, Tonio, Marisa, Anna, in-laws and grandchildren.
MIFSUD. In loving memory of our dear PAT on the 22nd anniversary of her death. Please remember her in your prayers. Maria, Henry, Peter and Diane.
NAUDI - LOUIS. Cherished memories of a caring and loving father and grandfather on the 28th anniversary of his passing away. Forever in our thoughts and prayers. Olivia, Ilona, Vincent, Greta, David and Francesca.
PAVIA - PAUL. Fondest and treasured memories of a dear, beloved husband and father on the seventh anniversary of his passing away. Lord, grant him eternal rest. His wife Evelyn, Marisa, Marc, Mariella, in-laws and grandchildren.
PILLOW - MAURICE. Treasured and unfading memories of our dear father, today being the 33rd anniversary of his death. Fondly remembered in our thoughts and prayers. Pat and Walter, Nicky and Carole. A prayer is solicited.
PSAILA - EVELYN. Cherished memories of a deeply missed and beloved mother and grandmother on the 24th anniversary of her demise.
We miss you mum
We always will
Our treasured memories of you
Will never be stilled
With the love you taught us
To feel in our heart
We will never be apart.
Her daughter Therese and Joe, Josephine, John, widower of Doreen and grandchildren.
SCHRANZ - JOE. We remember you each day with love and gratitude especially today, the seventh anniversary of his passing away. No length of time can ever dim the lovely memories we have of you. Much loved and terribly missed. Marguerite, Karl and Lara. Today's 6.30 p.m. Mass at Ta' l-Ibraġ church will be offered for the repose of his soul.
SCHRANZ - JOE. In loving memory of our dear brother on the seventh anniversary of his death. Fondly remembered by his brothers Antoine and Louis and their respective wives and children.
Missing
From Esperanto Street, university vicinity, black cat wearing white plastic collar, plumpish. Answers to the names Magic or Pussy. Reward. Phone 2131 2283, 7936 4744 or e-mail angiebonnici@yahoo.com.
The Robe
Bronk Productions will be presenting a Maltese stage version of the film The Robe. The play, entitled Il-Libsa ta' Kristu, will be performed at the Catholic Institute in Floriana on February 23 at 6.30 p.m. and March 1 at 3 and 7 p.m. For bookings call the institute on 2123 8429 or 2124 2551.
Art by the sea shore
Clinton Carter is holding his third solo exhibition at the Black Pearl Restaurant in Ta' Xbiex.
Called Exhibition Of Nudes, it features works completed in the past two years.
Hailing from Senglea, Mr Carter is a teacher by profession.
The exhibition which will run until March 16 will be open Monday to Friday from 11 a.m. to midnight, on Saturdays from 6 p.m. until midnight and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Business plan competition
Young potential entrepreneurs can test and develop their business ideas through the Best Business Plan Competition organised by Junior Chamber International Malta (JCI) and supported by HSBC and KPMG.
The best business plan will win a cash prize of €2,500 (Lm1,072.96) while the first runner-up will be awarded a cash prize of €600 (Lm257.51). The best business plans will also be nominated by JCI Malta in JCI's International Best Business Plan Competition and the JCI World Congress, with the chance of winning a further $5,000.
Participation in the local competition is open to all Maltese residents aged between 18 and 40. For more information on the competition and an application form, one may visit the JCI Malta website at www.jci.org.mt, send an e-mail to bbp@jci.org.mt or contact the Project Team on 9989 7036. The submission deadline for applications is March 31.
Public talks
The Malta Group of Professional Engineering Institutions will be holding three talks in succession by newly-graduated architects and civil engineers today at the Corinthia San Ġorġ Hotel at 6 p.m.
Mark Arrigo will present his dissertation on A Comparative Study Of Different Flooring Systems In Office Buildings. He will focus on applications of specific flooring systems suitable for office environments.
In her dissertation on The Influence Of Vertical Load On Shear Failure In Block Work Construction, Josette Theuma investigates the effect of mortar in filled cores and reinforced in-filled cores.
Karl Cutajar will examine the development of the industry, its achievements and the latest systems available. His dissertation is called The Local Precast Concrete Industry: Past, Present And Future.
Tea, coffee, sandwiches and cakes will be served at 5.45 p.m. Members of the public are invited to attend.
Heavenly concert
A concert entitled Celestial Moods will be held at St James Cavalier in Valletta on February 29 at 8 p.m.
It will feature harpist Esmeralda Camilleri, clarinettist Lino Pirotta and Tricia Dawn Williams, pianist.
Tickets at €6 (Lm2.58) each may be obtained from the St James Cavalier booking office or through ticket hotline 2122 3200.
Lecture on Antonio Sciortino
Heritage Malta will be holding a lecture by Dennis Vella on Antonio Sciortino at the Heritage Malta head office in Merchants Street, Valletta on Tuesday at 6.30 p.m.
Mr Vella will explore several trends at the beginning of the 20th century that influenced the sculptor's work.
Sciortino's main influences were naturalism, art nouveau and art deco in which he produced several key works ranging from Les Gavroches and Christ the King to the monument to the fallen in the Great Siege of 1565 and Rhytmii Vitae.
The illustrated lecture will help participants understand better how Malta's most cosmopolitan artist developed his various styles while based in Rome.
Mr Vella, who is the curator of modern and contemporary art at the National Museum of Fine Arts, has written and lectured extensively on Sciortino.
Lenten reflections at University
Archbishop Paul Cremona will be leading the annual Lenten reflections at the University of Malta from Monday to February 28 at 7 p.m. at the University chapel. For more information and for a full programme one can contact the University chaplaincy on chaplaincy@um.edu.mt or 2340 2341.