hotel owner warned. And if Bermuda returned to trying to attract the business it was successful with in its heyday, it would create the visitor boon the Island was thirsting for. ---- Page 2 WIDOW WINS EXTRA TIME CHU HSG Widow wins extra time An elderly widow has managed to stop a church from evicting her -- at least until the end of next month. And Social Services Minister Nelson Bascome has vowed to do all he can to assist the woman. ---- Page 5 READING CLINIC SEEKS HELP ED Reading Clinic seeks help The Reading Clinic wants testers and researchers to assist in testing prisoners for reading difficulties. Ann Dunstan said the clinic was looking for people who can be confidential and have experience administering standardised tests. ---- Page 6 COACH KLAUS IMPRESSED TEN Coach Klaus impressed Bermuda's top tennis players are being put through their paces in preparation for their next foray into international competition. And Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association's technical director Klaus Hoffman believes the future looks bright. ---- Sports, Page 13