has been missing since Wednesday.

Twenty-seven-year-old Jamie Stuart Weir, of Smiths Hill Road, was last seen around 12 p.m. wearing a white T-shirt and grey sweat pants.

He is described as light-skinned, approximately six-foot one-inch tall and of slim to medium build.

Police have said the family are "very concerned'' for his safety and would appreciate any help in locating him. Anyone who knows the whereabouts of Mr.

Weir can contact Police.

MOVE VEHICLES, AIRPORT ASKS FLY Move vehicles, Airport asks The owners of 19 cars parked inside the snow fence in a restricted long-term parking area at the Bermuda International Airport are being asked to move their vehicles by Sunday.

The cars have to be moved before construction begins next week on a new Airport Taxi Lounge, said a Department of Airport Operations' spokeswoman yesterday.

Notices have been placed on the wind-screens of the offending vehicles, continued the spokeswoman.

However if relatives are aware that certain car owners will still be off the Island on March 22, then they are asked to call Tina Minors on 299-4805 as soon as possible.

FORMER OWNER SEEKING $15,000 CTS Former owner seeking $15,000 The former owner of a Paget hotel which has been made into condominiums is seeking $15,000 from the developers.

Reginald (Reggie) Cooper has filed a writ in the Supreme Court against Glencoe Harbour Holdings Limited.

When contacted yesterday, Mr. Cooper explained that he could not discuss the development which was in the hands of his lawyers.

Mr. Cooper owned the 41-room Glencoe Harbour Club at Salt Kettle from 1956 to 1994 when it was sold to investors Management Resources Bermuda Limited for a seven figure sum.

AERIALS TO BE INSTALLED PLN BUC Aerials to be installed Two new aerials are to be installed in Hamilton to provide better telecomunications coverage.

Planning permission has been granted for BTC to install the two 30 foot antennae at a site at Fishermans Hill.

A BTC spokesman said the work will help to provide better reception for mobile phones.