thieves.

It follows the theft of $170, credit cards and other items from a Warwick woman's car.

She had left her vehicle unattended in the Riddells Bay area for about 10 minutes on Tuesday night.

Police spokesman P.c. Gary Venning yesterday said the theft should be a warning to drivers.

"If it is absolutely essential to leave presents or other valuables in the vehicle, where possible they should be locked in the trunk, so they are at least out of sight.'' COURT GRANTS DIVORCE DECREES DIV Court grants divorce decrees The following divorce decrees nisis were recently granted in Supreme Court: Gerald Charles Tuzo from Andrea Francine Tuzo; Charlene Elizabeth Mohamed from Minas Noordin Mohamed; Joanne Laverne Smith from Stephen Alexander Smith; Jill Dorothy Fox from Vernon Jerome Fox; Betty Ann Wales Francis Caisey from Evan Mark Caisey; Cindy Natalie Theresa Lambert from Edwin Lynn Lambert; Paulette Mildred Simons from Gregory Gail Simons; Sylvia Louise Esnard from Augustus Jones Esnard; Almira Mae Samuel from Jerome Carol Samuel; Rudolph Alan Fredrick Richardson from Donna Lucille Richardson; Josandia Marie Bean from Calvin Maurice Bean; Arlene Lynn Bento from John Joseph Bento; Alvin Roy Goulbourne from Peggy Patricia Goulbourne; Diane Marie Luk from Keung Chi Luk; Scott Christopher Saunders from Tarita Jo Saunders; Arlene Buckley from John Mulholland Buckley; Albert Leon Hollis, from Charlotte Delores Hollis; Mildred Marie Woods from Neville Hazard Woods; Nora Del Mar Lastimoso Crofton from Anthony Crofton; and Lindamae Olivette Lodge from Julian Kitchener Eugene Lodge.

MAN FINED FOR TRESPASSING CTS Man fined for trespassing A Salvation Army resident was fined $150 in Magistrates' Court for trespassing on Saltus Grammar School property. Lionel Outerbridge, 39 pleaded guilty to the charge. Prosecutor Sgt. Rex Osborne told the court that on December 5 at 3.45 p.m an employee of the Saltus Grammar School saw Outerbridge entering the boys changing room. Later he was found wandering around outside the same area.

Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis fined Outerbridge $150.

DINERS TO GET A TASTE OF THE PAST EAT Diners to get a taste of the past Diners at a Hamilton restaurant will get a taste of the past on Friday.

They will be able to tuck into a feast fit for a king -- or at least a Russian emperor.

For Romanoff Restaurant in Church Street will be serving a meal first enjoyed by three emperors 126 years ago.

The famous dinner, featuring Russia's Tsar Alexander 11, took place in Paris on June 7, 1867.

Food included fish, chicken, lobster, duck, and asparagus. And it was washed down with Roederer champagne.

Now the France-based House of Roederer is marking the dinner in four restaurants around the world.

And it has picked Romanoff as one of them.

"It is a great honour,'' said owner and manager Mr. Antun Duzevic.

Mr. Duzevic has chosen 50 people to attend the 10-course dinner, costing $200 a head.

"We have also arranged for a string quartet to provide music.'' Diners will get a copy of the original menu as a special memento of the occasion.

The Bristol Cellar has arranged for the champagnes, added Mr. Duzevic.

CUTS WILL NOT AFFECT BERMUDIANS FLY Cuts will not affect Bermudians Major price cuts by the biggest US airlines will not benefit passengers in Bermuda.

The lower winter fares of up to 35 percent by airlines including American, United and Delta are for domestic flights only.