House of Assembly yesterday.

Mr. Clint Smith, co-ordinator of Bermuda's school sports federation, had become a certified athletic administrator. Art resource teacher Ms Sharon Wilson had been chosen to represent Bermuda in the compiling of an international art exhibition which was raising money for a cultural centre in Africa.

Opposition Leader Mr. Frederick Wade sent birthday greetings to barber Mr.

Joey Brown, whose Reid Street shop is frequented by many MPs. Members felt the Country's pulse there, he said.

Mr. Walter Roberts (PLP) sent condolences to relatives of the late Mrs.

Lucille Lapsley, a well-known Sandys figure, and stalwart of the community the late Mr. Robert Douglas of Somerset.

The Hon. Harry Soares (UBP) sent condolences to the family of the late Mr.

Chester Manders.

Ms Jennifer Smith (PLP) expressed sympathy to the family of the late Mrs. Cora Castle, mother of newscaster Mr. Wayne Lottimore.

Mrs. Lois Browne Evans (PLP) sent condolences to the family of the late Mrs.

Doris Jones, seamstress and St. Augustine's Church member.

Premier the Hon. Sir John Swan congratulated winners of the Women's Advisory Council Crystal Awards, rape crisis centre founder Ms Sylvia Hayward and the Bermuda Hospitals Board.