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visited. So when fellow Baha'i, Mrs. Mary Walker caught up with him at the International Baha'i Centre in Israel last year, she invited him to visit her island home. For the past two weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Yazdi have been enjoying Mrs. Walker's hospital...

Dudley Butterfield with gifts commemorating his years of service as chairman of the Army's Advisory Board. The gifts plus a Life Member Certificate were presented yesterday during a retirement ceremony for Mr. Butterfield at the Princess Hotel.

should remain as it is. In a weekend poll conducted by The Royal Gazette : Pastors with the Living Epistle Ministries, the New Testament Churches of God (Pentecostal), the Calvary Gospel Chapel, and the Mormon Church all said the law should remain a...

through contributions to the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), which has assistance programmes in Somalia. Pastor Carlyle Simmons, president of the Bermuda Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists, said that local members of his faith had "...

Island's anti-gay laws. It was inappropriate to make private homosexual acts between consenting adults a crime, Bermuda's Anglican and Roman Catholic bishops said. The statement by the bishops is directly opposed to the stand taken by the AME church ...

the Annual Assize Service. Chief Justice the Hon. Sir James Astwood will lead top law officers and lawyers to the 11 a.m. service from the steps of the Supreme Court. They will be followed by members of the Bermuda Bar Association, who will walk from...

to be one of the United States' most uplifting speakers. Mr. George Arnold is famed in the US for his good work, outstanding speeches and his ability to remember all of the major speeches made by the late Dr. Martin Luther King. His primary reason fo...

Turkey, ham, and the usual trimmings -- he had been looking forward to it for weeks. "All I want now is a happy 1993. To stay healthy, get a job, and find a place of my own,'' he said. Frank's New Year wish no doubt had an echo among the 150 other pe...

decriminalisation of homosexual acts in Bermuda. The Rev. Conway M. Simmons, Presiding Elder of the AME Churches in Bermuda, said he was responding to concerns of members by condemning the proposed changes. Rev. Simmons said that homosexuality was an...

two firsts last night. It was the first such concert at Christmas, and it was the first one not to be rained on. An estimated 3,000 people filled the park to hear choirs and bands perform at the Bank of Butterfield-sponsored event. "It was a tremendo...