card competition have been announced.

And the greeting cards designed by seven-year-old Thomas O'Neill, nine-year-old Diana Rodrigues, ten-year-old Renae Black, 12-year-old Alicia Amaral and 13-year-old Michelle Lindo have been printed for sale throughout the Island.

The competition was open to all schools and more than 550 children took part.

All of the entries were displayed at City Hall from June 30 to July 5, during which time the public were asked to vote for their personal favourite.

Each of the winners were presented with a shield to be displayed at their school until next year's competition, a gift certificate, and a copy of their card.

The cards are being sold in packs of 12 with 16 Christmas seals in each for $15. They can be obtained from the Association. Funds will go toward buying a second mammography machine.

Christmas seals will be available throughout the Island.

CLUB PLANNING A FUN RIDE CLB Club planning a fun ride The Team Bermuda Motorcycle Club will take to the roads on Remembrance Day for their first fun ride.

And they hope many supporters will join the joyride which is scheduled for November 11.

The team has been rallying up support for a motorbike racing track to be set up at the former base lands, now known as Southside, St. David's.

Team president David Jones said: "The ride will leave from Bernard's Park at 11 a.m. We will ride through town, to St. George's, and then to the Martonmere Cup Final football game between Vasco and Boulevard at the National Stadium.'' "Anyone of legal age who rides a bike of any kind can take part,'' he added.

"This ride is all about sport. No money is involved. It's just a support effort.

"So, bring your Yamaha, Kawasaki, Aprilia, Honda, Daelim, Triumph or Suzuki and let's ride.''