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Burglars hit guest houses

guest houses and businesses, Police reported yesterday.A resident of Warwick Close, Warwick had $860 stolen from his wallet, while a resident of Raynor's Drive, Southampton came home to find $500 missing.

guest houses and businesses, Police reported yesterday.

A resident of Warwick Close, Warwick had $860 stolen from his wallet, while a resident of Raynor's Drive, Southampton came home to find $500 missing.

Thieves entered four rooms at a Paget guest house and after searching through the occupants' belongings, made off with about $700.

A man staying at a Pembroke guest house reported that thieves entered his room while he was asleep and stole $550 from his wallet and $50 from his wife's handbag.

And a couple at a Southampton guest house disturbed a man attempting to climb into the room through a window. The husband chased the man but lost sight of him as he ran through the property.

POLICE LOOK FOR MISSING YOUTHS POL Police look for missing youths Police are looking for two teenagers who have been missing from the Youth Development Centre in Devonshire since Saturday afternoon.

They are Delton Burchall, 17, described as being dark-skinned, 5'6'' tall, thin and with short hair on the sides. The Pond Hill, Pembroke youth was wearing black, green and yellow trousers.

The other youth is Morocco Burch, 16, d escribed as being dark-skinned, 5'10'' tall and having a "faded'' hair cut. The Brighton Hill youth was wearing a white shirt, red and gold vest and white sneakers.

It is thought the two youths may be together.

Any person with information can call 299-4515.

ARREST MADE IN RAPE CASE CRM Arrest made in rape case A 41-year-old Devonshire man was arrested early yesterday morning in connection with an alleged rape on the weekend, a Police spokesman reported.

A 32-year-old Warwick woman claimed the man raped her in her home at about 11.30 p.m. on Sunday night. He will be appearing in Magistrates Court at a later date.

ANNIE AUDIENCES MAY SEE ART SHOW ART Annie audiences may see art show Growing, the latest exhibition to open at the Society of Arts gallery in City Hall, will remain open each evening this week, during the run of Annie.

Spokesman Mr. Elmer Midgett, who is one of the exhibitors, said they thought Annie audiences would welcome the opportunity to attend the art show as well as the popular musical.

The exhbition will remain open between 7 and 8 p.m., to coincide with curtain time for Annie, at 8 p.m.

Other exhibitors in the Growing exhibition are Mr. Paul Doughty, Mrs. Sheilagh Head, Mr. Kris Jensen and Dr. Charles Zuill.

MAN FINED $50 FOR BOAT VIOLATION CTS Man fined $50 for boat violation A British visitor was fined $50 in Magistrates' Court yesterday after he admitted operating a boat without the registration number painted or stuck on the craft.

Prosecutor Insp. Peter Duffy said Marine Police noticed the offence while Ian Carlton, 42 was riding in St. George's Harbour.

Carlton told the Court he thought he only needed to display the Marine and Ports sticker.

But Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis told him: "Boats are like cars.

You need the sticker and the number.'' FIREFIGHTERS PUT OUT BRUSH FIRE FIR Firefighters put out brush fire Firefighters put out a brush fire close to stables at Castle Harbour on Sunday The fire had started when a controlled fire had spread to the brush. Nine Firefighters put out the blaze which damaged an area 30 by 50 metres.