Miss Lois Perinchief has been a woman in business for half a century. Next year will mark her 50th anniversary as an east end retailer.
She returned to Bermuda in 1946 from Canada, the year after a bloodied global community stepped back in horror fro...
DATE: Feb 13, 1995 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: David Fox, Business Editor
Children with dyslexia can achieve intellectual and personal growth as long as teachers accept that the responsibility for creating "an emotionally supportive climate'' in the classroom is solely their own.
This was part of the message a visiting Ame...
Her favourite subject in school is music and she likes to play her clarinet.
Rochee, who is a prefect and an honour roll student, keeps busy with her school band, the Regiment Band, the library club and the debate club.
She enjoys listening to Whitne...
Assembly yesterday.
Youth and Sport Minister the Hon. Pamela Gordon congratulated sailors Mr.
Peter Bromby and Mr. Lee White for winning the Miami Olympic Star Class Regatta in Biscayne Bay, Florida last Sunday.
Ms Gordon also had plaudits for Mr. Br...
figures normally quoted, Labour and Home Affairs Minister the Hon. Irving Pearman told the House of Assembly yesterday.
But Shadow Labour and Home Affairs Minister Mr. Alex Scott accused the Minister of diminishing the unemployment figures through a ...
community service order and a $200 fine for possessing a joint and 34 bags of cannabis intended for supply.
Glenn Alexander Burgess, of Tribe Road, Warwick, pleaded guilty to the offences that occurred on June 21, 1994.
His previous clean record, edu...
News of the planned salaries for Bermuda's air traffic controllers had a rough landing at a meeting this week, The Royal Gazette has learned.
Bermudian candidates for the new Airport jobs were dismayed to learn they would be paid only $30,000 in thei...
Calls to the Physical Abuse Centre have been flooding in since the recent "Blow the Whistle on Violence'' conference has heightened public awareness of domestic abuse.
While the centre received 175 calls in the first six months of 1994, last month al...
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*** Although Stephen Hough combines an amazing technique with great musical refinement, his choice of programme at the City Hall on Wednesday night was not a little bizarre.
He began his recital with a set of variations by the American composer A...
A partially-deaf Dellwood student has appealed to the Premier not to send him and his twin sister, who suffers from cerebral palsy, to Northlands.
Nine-year-old Derrick Golding's letter was one of 72 presented by 12 students to Premier the Hon. Sir J...
