Basseterre, St.Kitts (PAM June 14th 2012) -- Leader of the federal Opposition and Deputy Leader of the Concerned Citizens Movement Hon. Mark Brantley will be the featured speaker at this weekend’s annual People’s Action Movement Father’s Day luncheon.
The annually held and much anticipated activity has been successfully organized by the East Basseterre PAM Group and has featured many exciting and distinguished speakers including former Junior Minister of Finance and social commentator Richard Caines, Minister in the NRP Nevis Island Administration Hon. Carlisle Powell, former Governor and historian Sir Probyn Inniss, social commentator Washington Archibald, former Deputy Leader of the Dominica Freedom Party Herbert Saborouche and former St.Lucian Prime Minister Hon. Stephenson King among others.
Chairperson of the organizing committee Lawyer Natasha “Shanny” Grey said that plans for the event have been finalized and the task now is to ensure that enough tickets are available for the overwhelming demand .
“This event along with our Independence Ball and the May Day weekend activities are the most anticipated party organized events annually ,” said Luncheon Committee Chairperson Natasha Grey.
“The luncheon has drawn hundreds annually and we expect no difference this year. The announcement of Our dynamic speaker Hon. Mark Brantley has created much interest in the luncheon event and a as a result tickets are quickly becoming a scarcity as demand has risen significantly.
Person are encouraged, who haven’t gotten tickets as yet, to contact the party secretariat at 665-4754 or myself at 663-1060, “ Grey continued.
The Father’s Day Luncheon is scheduled for Sunday June 17th starting at 12:30pm at the Manhattan Gardens in Lime Kiln.
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