spend the next three years in prison. Christopher Shabazz Makee Robinson, of Berkeley Road, Pembroke, pleaded guilty in Supreme Court yesterday to multiple charges of breaking and entering, and wilfully and unlawfully damaging Police property. ---- Page 2 TIMESHARE TOURISTS SLAM CLUB BUC TOU Timeshare tourists slam club Around 150 Bermuda timeshare tourists have written official complaint letters about the troubled St. George's Club. The regular Island visitors wrote to the Ministry of Tourism, voicing fears about current operations, the club's future ownership and the rising cost of timesharing. ---- Page 3 VISITORS TOLD OF CYCLE DANGERS HOA Visitors told of cycle dangers Visitors are being warned about the dangers of taking to the Island's roads on hired mopeds by hotels and cruise ships, MPs were told yesterday. PLP MP Walter Roberts highlighted the number of accidents involving unwary tourists.

---- Page 3 OLIVER! -- WITH A DIFFERENCE YO Oliver! -- with a difference The Bermuda High School for Girls has put on a massive production of Charles Dickens' `Oliver!' which more than 100 girls helped produce. ---- Young Observer, Page 7 CUTS, POLICE BID FOR CUP SUCCESS CRI Cuts, Police bid for Cup success The Camel Cup cricket tournament, which involves the top four teams in the Overs standings from the previous season, has been dominated by four clubs, both in terms of titles and appearances in the 11 finals so far. But this weekend Police and Willow Cuts will be trying to gain entry when they take on St. George's and Western Stars in today's semi-finals. ---- Sport, Page 15