Government Movements

September 1999 Table of Contents

GOVERNMENT MOVEMENTS

Roderick Bowe, who has been completing his administrative training here in the Abacos during the past three months, has been promoted to Family Island Administrator and posted to the Cat island District effective 9th August.

Chrisfield Johnson, Senior Deputy Administrator, has been transferred to the Office of the Attorney-General where he will practice law. Mr Johnson holds an LLB. He is expected to be replaced in North Abaco by Island Administratot Joseph Ferguson, who has been at Cat Island.

It is also reported that Deputy Administrator Gloria Bain, South Abaco, has been transferred to the Mayaguana District. She will not be immediately replaced.

DSP George Mortimer, Officer-in-Charge of the Royal Bahamas Police Force on Abaco, has informed the Abaco Journal that he, too, would be transferred shortly.

Julian Anderson joined Abaco Central High School as Vice Principal at the opening of the new school year.

STUDENTS HAVE NEWLY-PAINTED SCHOOL

Students of Abaco Central High School found their school looking sparkling new when they returned from their summer break. Under the leadership of PTA President Leonard Edgecombe a group of volunteers, with the assistance of the Central Abaco District Council, painted the exterior of the school from top to bottom. Congratulations, everybody who took part. It was a job well done!

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