The Commission for Unity and Racial Equality have discussed the alleged lack of job promotions for black Bermudians at the Bank of Butterfield. And they have invited top managers from the bank to a breakfast seminar on Wednesday.

---- Page 3 BIG TURNOUT STUNS ORGANISERS CON DGS Big turnout stuns organisers Unlucky children had to be turned away from the second day of the Youth to Youth conference. More than 150 youngsters arrived for the second day of an anti-drug and positive outlook programme. ---- Page 3 STUDENTS HAVE ZOO-PER TIME MUS Students have a zoo-per time For those students genuinely interested in animals, the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo offers an interactive junior volunteer programme. Pupils aged 14-17 can join the scheme to gain hands-on experience with several species.

---- Young Observer, Page 8 GUIDES RECEIVE VALUABLE LESSON YO Guides receive valuable lesson Joining a girl guide troop can teach young girls valuable lessons that will last a lifetime. The world of guiding is open to all girls between the ages of 11 and 15 who are willing to follow the guide promise, laws, motto and programme. ---- Young Observer, Page 8 WOLVES AIM TO REWRITE HISTORY SOC Wolves aim to rewrite history Promotion now assured, Wolves can concentrate on becoming the first Second Division team to reach two FA Cup finals. At the same Bernard Park pitch where they booked a place at National Stadium with a semi-final triumph over Hotels a year ago, Wolves take on North Village in one of four Sunday quarter-final ties. ---- Sport, Page 13