Police social club party have been dismissed as "nonsense'' by the Island's top officer. ---- Page 2 RESIDENTS FED UP WITH STADIUM GVT Residents fed up with Stadium Neighbouring residents claim dust and debris from the National Stadium construction project is wrecking their lives. ---- Page 3 HOSPITAL ULTIMATUM FOR NURSES HOS Hospital ultimatum for nurses Hospital management have run out of patience with ten nurses who were not reappointed in a staff shake-up at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. ---- Page 8 BEST PUTS FAITH IN SPEED SOC Best puts faith in speed BFA Technical Director Clyde Best hopes Bermuda's speed in the final third of the field will help them overcome the cream of Denmark's youngsters when they play two matches against their under-21s in the space of three days next week.

---- Sport, Page 13 GILLETTE SET TO GO AHEAD GLF Gillette set to go ahead Bermuda is to again host the 1999 Gillette Tour Challenge Championship, despite doubts raised by the PGA Tour schedule published this month. ---- Sport, Page 13 CABLEVISION CHIEF STEPS DOWN BUC TV Cablevision chief steps down Cablevision General Manager Don Greiner has resigned after 11 years in charge of Bermuda's cable TV. ---- Business, Page 21 CREDITORS TO AUCTION PROPERTY BUC Creditors to auction property Creditors of high flying Bermuda-based investor Jacob J. Elkin are auctioning off his Smiths Parish house in a bid to collect $12.5 million he owes. ---- Business, Page 21 LOVE AT LONG DISTANCE LS Love at long distance Long-distance love affairs have become the norm for many mobile Bermudians, who are finding unique ways to "reach out and touch someone'' -- including utilising the Internet. ---- Lifestyle, Page 27