The Granchio docked at St. Georges in the middle of last month after being badly mauled by hurricane weather. It is currently lying at Penno's Wharf.

Chief Engineer Darrell Ayre, the only crewman still on board, said it would be February before the boat put to sea again.

He added that it was intended that the Halifax-registered 50 tonner return to Canada, but the owners decided to winter the boat in the warmer climate of Bermuda.

Most of the crew went back to Canada in November, leaving a skeleton crew of four. They left earlier this month leaving Mr. Ayre to run the vessel on a care-and-maintenance basis.

AMIERICAN SAILOR MISSIN EN ROUTE RAO American sailor missing en route Harbour Radio has sounded the alarm over a missing solo sailor who left New York for Florida on November 11.

The man, believed to be an American, was on a single-masted 23-foot vessel, Prudents Plus , said a Harbour Radio spokesman.

He added the man was thought to have been in Charleston on November 23.

CAREER WORKSHOP IS CALLED OFF GVT Career workshop is called off A $14-a-head career workshop that the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce had planned for tomorrow has been cancelled.

Lack of interest from students was cited as the reason for the cancellation.

At the workshop, participants would have received lessons in presentation skills and interview techniques, had their resume skills assessed and listened to a speech by Education Minister Jerome Dill.

BANK SET TO HOLD EXPO FOR STUDENTS BUC Bank set to hold expo for students High school and college students will get the chance to explore banking careers when the Bank of N.T. Butterfield holds its Student Expo `95 next week.

The bank's personnel and administration executive vice president Mr. Victor Garcia said the bank was inviting all Bermudians studying overseas, at Bermuda College, and in their fifth year of secondary school to attend the event.

"Each student will have the opportunity to explore the options of making banking their business,'' Mr. Garcia said.

"A series of Bank departments will have booths giving students the opportunity to discuss, with bank personnel, career choices at the Bank of Butterfield.'' The expo will be held next Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Harbour Room of the Number One Shed off Front Street.