subject tonight from someone who has made it her life's work.

Bermudian Miss Carla Marquardt will give a slide show at the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo display hall at 7.30 p.m. Admission is free.

She is currently the assistant curator at the Aviculture Breeding and Research Centre in Florida.

Miss Marquardt was a student zookeeper at the Aquarium during weekends and holidays before she moved away to further her career.

MAN JUST COULD NOT MAKE IT CTS Man just could not make it Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis fined a 45-year-old man $150 yesterday for urinating in Par-la-Ville car park last week.

Dudley Quinton Bean, who was arrested for offensive behaviour on October 14, had some trouble understanding the charge when Mr. Francis asked him to enter his plea.

"I thought I was here for urinating in the car park,'' Bean said.

"That is the offensive behaviour,'' Mr. Francis answered.

Replied Bean: "I did try to make it to the oleander trees.'' MPS' SKYLIGHT APPROVED PLN MPs' skylight approved A lid is going to be put on the House of Assembly.

Government's architecture department last week secured Development Applications Board permission to proceed with plans for a skylight over the Sessions House courtyard.

The approval is just one step in plans to expand floor space and improve the appearance and operations of the building.

They include suspension of a concrete floor beneath the skylight for construction of a House of Assembly lobby, new wiring and plumbing and, possibly in 1995, an elevator.

Completed this year was a $38,000 contract to refinish the exterior of the House in the same "champagne beige'' as the Cabinet Office.

SEMINAR FOR WOMEN PLANNED CON Seminar for women planned There is help this week for women who want to learn how to better manage amid chaos -- and men who want to learn more about what makes their female colleagues tick.

Bermuda College's third annual conference for working women, "Leading Through Chaos'', takes place tomorrow at the Stonington Campus.

The programme is targeted towards women executives, managers and supervisors who want to assess and improve their leadership skills and effectiveness.

But it will also be helpful to males who want to learn more about the role of women in the workplace and how to work more effectively with their female colleagues.

Workshops include: Balancing Career and Family, Women in Power, and Managing Amid Chaos; New Business Skills for a Turbulent Age.

They run from noon to 4.30 p.m. The cost is $60 a person. To reserve a seat contact the Adult and Continuing Education Centre at 236-9000.

`STALKER' FINED CTS `Stalker' fined A man charged with entering the home of his ex-girlfriend without her permission last May was fined $250 in Magistrates' Court last week.

Robert Sousa was accused by Carole Tavares of Cobbs Hill Road in Warwick of stalking and harassing her after she broke off their relationship in November.

Sousa, who denied the charge, had been living with Tavares for a year.

Last May, Tavares told acting Magistrate the Wor. Ed Bailey last week, she returned to her apartment to find Sousa's motorcycle nearby and a light on in her living room.

She said she called Police from her sister's apartment next door. The Police searched the house but found nothing. Tavares said she found Sousa hiding in her shed.

Yesterday, Mr. Bailey rejected the version of events put forward by Sousa, who claimed he had a right to enter the apartment.

"The essence of this is whether or not Mr. Sousa had lawful excuse to enter the premises,'' he said. "The defence has failed to prove that he had such an excuse.

In fining Sousa, he added: "The law is there and I must enforce it. I would advise you, Mr. Sousa, to stay away from these premises.''