and importing drugs. And the court heard that David Anthony Ray served 14 months in prison in Ontario for a similar offence of importing drugs on a flight from Jamaica. ---- Page 3 AIR CANADA TALKS RESUME FLY Air Canada talks resume Talks to end a massive pilots' strike which has grounded Air Canada flights around the world resumed yesterday afternoon in Montreal. ---- Page 3 DON'T SHOOT MESSENGER: DARBY CLB NJ Don't shoot messenger: Darby A local media personality gave a tongue-in-cheek speech to the Hamilton Rotary urging the public not to "shoot the messenger''. VSB reporter Bryan Darby gave his account of why many consider journalists "a necessary evil'' -- "ornery critters'' who make "pompous remarks''. ---- Page 5 TRIPS TO THE BEACH MARRED CRM Trips to the beach marred Police have issued a warning to beach-goers in the wake of investigations into reports of thefts over the holiday weekend. ---- Page 5 DETROIT WRITER FINDS PARADISE NJ ANN Detroit writer finds paradise Bermuda has come in for high praise from an opinion writer at a Detroit newspaper. Lauren Chapman and her husband Benjamin celebrated their anniversary in July while on a five-night stay at the Reefs. ---- Page 5 NEEDED: ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT TOU Needed: Attitude adjustment The most up-to-date facilities in Bermuda will not help revitalise the tourism industry unless they go hand-in-hand with a change in attitudes within the work force. ---- Page 5 ST. DAVID'S VICTORY LOOMS CRI St. David's victory looms St. David's looked certain to be declared the winners of the Knockout Cup final on Sunday, thus handing St. George's their first loss of the season.

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