this week say Bermudians have much they to be proud of. And the officials say many of the hospital's practices will be adopted by their institutions in Jamaica. ---- Page 2 LAWYER WINS STAY FOR CLIENT MUR Lawyer wins stay for client The lawyer for the teenager accused of the premeditated murder of Rebecca Middleton yesterday moved to have a Magistrates' Court assault trial against him delayed because of fears it could prejudice his Supreme Court trial. ---- Page 3 VASCO SHOWS SIGNS OF WEAKNESS SOC Vasco show signs of weakness Vasco, who fell 2-1 to North Village in the Martonmere Cup this week, face a stiff challenge tomorrow in their league championship defence. Dandy Town will test whether they are true champions or have been spoiled by past success. ---- Sport, Page 13 SMITH SECOND AT WORLDS SLG Smith second at Worlds Former Sunfish world champion Malcolm Smith has reaffirmed his status as one of the world's best small boat sailors, placing second during the recently completed Sunfish World Championships ---- Sport, Page 13 CHURCHES OFFER ALTERNATIVES CHU Churches offer alternatives Several churches say they're planning alternative Hallowe'en festivities for children or are advising youngsters to dress up as Biblical characters instead of monsters and superheroes in a bid to return the holiday to its positive roots. ---- Religion, Page 16