Officials at SKELEC previously indicated that at the end of the entire exercise it should assist the utility company in its efforts to deliver more efficient and reliable services because technicians would be in a better position to speedily identify problems in the field.

Members of the three crews have so far covered the areas of Frigate Bay, Bird Rock, Industrial Site, Taylors Range and Newtown west to The Village.

The focus shifted on Thursday 6th September, to the New Road and generally the St. Peters parish with workmen moving northwards to Bayford’s

It is in this vein that we seek the public’s assistance in providing the necessary access when poles may be located on private property. They are also seeing the cooperation of residents in having their animals, especially dogs, well restrained or under their control when the crews are in their area.

Amongst the five persons who were selected, was Mr. Carol “Zastro” Raymore. The members were presented with their awards in August at an official luncheon. 

“Don’t do unto others as you’d not have them do unto you”, says Carol Orville Xavier Raymore, Jamaica 50 SKN Awardee. The show Mission Impossible was this Awardee’s favourite show as a teen, so much so that today he bears the name of a character that appeared in one of the episodes. That character was a magician by the name of Zastro. 

Mr. Raymore is the last of three (3) children born to his parents in the southern parish of St. Catherine, Jamaica. He attended the well-respected St. Jago High School in Spanish Town; a school that has nurtured many great men and women; perhaps of most current note, the self-proclaimed ‘Beast’, Yohan Blake of Jamaican Olympic fame. 

Immediately after graduating High School, Zastro read for a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus, Trinidad. He returned to Jamaica, where he was employed by N. N. Barnes Construction. After a year he took up an offer by Trinto Planned Consultants in Trinidad and Tobago and worked with that company from 1980 to 1986. He was, however, lured away from that company by C.E. Jenkins & Co. Limited of St. Christopher & Nevis, arriving in the Federation to take up his post in 1986. 

He incorporated his own construction company, Raymore & Associates Limited, in 1996 and has since then rolled out an impressive array of projects, which offered significant employment opportunities for locals. These include, but are not limited to: 

Ø The administration building of the International University of Nursing (IUON) which was completed in the record time of six (6) months; 

Ø The arrival building of Port Zante; 

Ø The St. Kitts Co-operative Credit Union Headquarters on Wellington Road; 

Ø The Horsford’s Building Materials Depot; 

Ø Road construction at the Half Moon Bay and Turtle Beach; 

Ø The renovation of the First Caribbean International Bank and the LIME offices; 

Ø The foundation and superstructure for the South Stand at the Warner Park Stadium; 

Ø The foundation for the media centre and the player’s pavilion at the Warner Park Stadium; 

Ø The foundation and superstructure for the Silver Jubilee Stadium; and 

Ø The joint ventured construction of the Medical University of the Americas in Nevis. 

No job is out of range for Raymore & Associates Limited, as that company has constructed everything from dog kennels at Ross University to vaults at the Springfield Cemetery, and most things in between. 

Rene Brown of Camps Estate in Nevis said “I do” to Zastro seventeen (17) years ago at Romney Manor, Old Road. The union produced two sons, Xavier and Kadeem. 

The Jamaican Kittitian (JamKit) Association invites you to applaud CAROL ORVILLE XAVIER RAYMORE aka Zastro, the magician for his contribution to the built environment of St. Kitts & Nevis.