Hon. Jerome Dill for the first time tonight.

And they are expected to voice their concerns about several issues, particularly Government's plan to turn the Northlands Secondary School site into Dellwood Primary in 1997.

The PTA meeting was scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.

ISLAND JAM BAKC ON THIS WEEKEND GVT Island Jam back on this weekend Choppy seas and howling winds brought by Hurricane Luis put an end to this year's Island Jam at Darrell's Island but Youth Development, Sport and Recreation organisers are determined to bring the concert back.

This time around the talent and variety show will take place at the recently acquired Community Playing Fields at the former Naval Air Base.

The event, which begins at 5.30 p.m., is a showcase for local singing, dancing and comedy talent and will be the first event at the location.

Organisers warned the show would be strictly alcohol- and drug-free.

Gates will open from 5:50 p.m. to 9 p.m. Show-goers are advised to look for Gate 1 at the former Naval Air Base.

SOARES OKAY WITH FIRE EXPLANATION JAL Soares okay with fire explanation Social Services Minister the Hon. Harry Soares yesterday said he was satisfied with prison officials' reasons for not notifying him after a fire broke out at the Prison Farm last Saturday.

He said there had been no risk of injury to anyone and no risk of anyone escaping, therefore prison officials did not want to "disturb'' him on a Saturday.

Mr. Soares added that he was satisfied with the decision. And he said he was awaiting a final estimate on the cost of the damage.

ROAS'S CHEF IN INTENSIVE CARE AC Rosa's chef in intensive care A chef from Rosa's Cantina restaurant remained in stable condition yesterday in the intensive care unit at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital yesterday after falling through a roof early Sunday morning.

Timothy Gray, 34, a guest worker from Kentucky, apparently crawled up on the roof adjacent to the restaurant to retrieve something and fell through the thin roof covering a garage, according to the co-worker who found him at 11 a.m.

"Timothy had worked through the night preparing for the vegetarian fest in Dockyard on Sunday and we assume, because no one else was there, that he walked across the roof and fell. We found him unconscious on the ground,'' the co-worker said.

CRIME STOPPERS GETTIGN CALLS CRM Crime Stoppers getting calls Out of eight phone calls received by Crime Stoppers since the programme's launch on September 12 only three of the callers have accepted the offer of a reward.

Chairman Mr. McNeil Warner said this was to be expected because most people "would be relieved just to be able to inform the Police anonymously''.

Of the eight calls, six were drugs related. The first call was received at 1 p.m. on the first day of operations.

The Board of Directors sets the amounts of rewards for tips based on advice from Police.

The three tipsters who accepted rewards were due to be paid in cash this week.

NATIONAL GALLERY RE-OPENS SUNDAYS ART National Gallery re-opens Sundays As of October 1 the Bermuda National Gallery will be once again open Sundays.

The Bermuda Fine Art Trust's registered charity will open from 12.30 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays.

Scheduled exhibitions include "Into Print'' which looks at printmaking techniques and will run until January 12, 1996.

Admission to the gallery is three dollars for members while children are free.