silver screen? End-to-End walk organisers are already thinking hard about which members of the hall of fame to invite to their 1996 fund-raiser.

And yesterday organiser Mr. Paul Rowlerson revealed some of the names being considered: Basketball superstar Michael Jordan, Oprah Winfrey, and movie actor Michael Douglas.

The two Michaels were natural choices since they were no strangers to Bermuda, said Mr. Rowlerson.

The golf-loving Jordan, for instance, came to Bermuda "quite often'', he added.

Douglas is the son of Bermudian Mrs. Diana Darrid, the sister of late lawyer and MP Sir Bayard Dill, and is a frequent visitor to the Island.

Mr. Rowlerson explained hopes were high of getting Jordan to this year's walk, but the star's decision to return to basketball put paid to that.

And it was doubtful whether Jordan's busy basketball calendar would allow him to come in 1996.

Next year's walk had been fixed for May 4, although there was some room for flexibility.

"We would be prepared to move the date a week in either direction,'' Mr.

Rowlerson said.

The star guest at this year's walk was Bermuda's World Indoor triple jumper Brian Wellman, and in 1994 it was CBS This Morning co-anchor Paula Zahn.

NEEDED: READERS FOR BOOKATHON FNR Needed: Readers for bookathon The Bermuda Youth Library is holding a Book-A-Thon to help raise funds to computerise the library.

Young readers are encouraged to participate by matching 26 authors and titles and collecting pledges for correct answers.

Prizes are being offered to those members who collect the most pledges. This also includes a percentage of the amount collected by the Friends of the Bermuda Library.

The Book-A-Thon will run throughout this month and is open to all Youth Library members of good standing who are age five and up. Further information and the rules of the Book-A-Thon are available from the Youth Library on Church Street.

Winners will be presented with their prizes at a special prize-giving ceremony in June.

SOUGHT: WITNESS TO BAD ACCIDENT AC Sought: Witness to bad accident Police are appealing for any witnesses to a single vehicle road traffic accident which sent a 34-year-old Southampton man to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital with severe head injuries.

Officers reported that the accident took place at 9.25 p.m. last Friday on Crow Lane involving a motorcycle driven by the man.

He was admitted to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital suffering from serious head injuries.

Anyone who witnessed the accident or events leading up to or following it is asked to contact investigating officer P.c. David Ward at 299-4201 or 295-0011.

STOLENl MONEY FROM PEDESTRIAN CRM Stolen: Money from pedestrians Several people had money taken from them over this past weekend.

A 16-year-old youth was walking through Par-la-Ville Park shortly after 8 p.m.

on Saturday when a man asked him for money. The boy handed over a small amount of cash.

A 30-year-old Pembroke man reported that as he walked along Angle Street on Saturday evening a man known to him made threats and stole about $9 in cash from his pocket.

And a similar incident occurred on Curving Avenue, when a man reportedly stole a packet of cigarettes from another man's pocket.

Police also reported that a 31-year-old said he was involved in an altercation with another man on Court Street on Saturday evening.

After the fight, the victim discovered that some cash had been removed from his pocket.