Thursday night.

Shortly after 8.30 p.m. the driver, a 24-year-old Southampton man, was travelling west on Middle Road, Paget near the intersection with Chapel Road when he reportedly lost control of his car.

The car, a Nissan Sentra, struck the near side wall and overturned.

The automobile sustained extensive damage to the roof and front.

The driver received minor injuries.

FOX IS ELECTED AS CHAIRMAN APP AWD Fox is elected as chairman Michael Fox was elected chairman of the Board of the Caribbean Regional Network for People Living with HIV/AIDS (CRN) at that agency's meeting in Trinidad last month.

Mr. Fox, a former director and administrator of the Allan Vincent Smith Foundation, has been a member of the board of CRN since its inception in Trinidad in 1997.

It was at that time that a group of concerned individuals met with representatives from 11 countries -- including Bermuda -- to discuss the plight of people living with HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean.

In order to represent all Caribbean cultures, the ten-member board consists of representatives from each region: French-speaking; Dutch-speaking; Spanish-speaking; English-speaking; independent Caribbean; continental Caribbean; British Overseas Territories; and three representatives from international organisations.

As the British Overseas Territories representative, Mr. Fox will network with National AIDS Programme directors in Anguilla, Turks & Caicos, Montserrat, British Cayman Islands, British Virgin Islands and Bermuda.

He has also begun organising meetings of the first network for People Living with HIV/AIDS in Bermuda and this organisation is set to become a registered charity.

Next month Mr. Fox will represent CRN at the Fourth International Conference on Home and Community Care for People Living with HIV/AIDS which is set to be held in Paris, France.

CRN's presence now extends to nearly 20 Caribbean countries where it seeks to increase awareness of treatment information exchange, advocacy and lobbying for people living with HIV/AIDS.

This has been made possible by the creation of a newsletter, Heartline, which was developed by Mr. Fox and is distributed Caribbean-wide by the network to people living with HIV/AIDS.

POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFTS CRM Police investigate thefts Police attended a report of theft this week at a St. George's supermarket.

A store employee reported that she left her bag in an unsecured locker in the early morning.

Two and a half hours later, she noticed her bag had been removed from the locker and placed behind a row of stacked cans.

An undisclosed quantity of cash was found to be missing.

A Tumkins Lane, Pembroke woman reported that her residence was broken.

She said someone entered her residence and stole a Panasonic VCR from her bedroom.

Inquiries are underway, and Police are following a number of leads.

Building equipment was stolen from West Pembroke Primary School.

Police attended the school this week after a contractor reported the overnight theft of the items -- a Hilti reciprocating saw in a black box with yellow writing and a Porta Cable hinge template kit in a grey box.

The items were stolen from a locked store room which had been forcibly entered.

An assortment of gym equipment was stolen from Raynor's Gym in Middle Road, Southampton.

The complainant reported that the thief had taken dumbbells, weight bars and other items between 6.30 p.m. and 8 p.m.

TRAVEL VOUCHER UP FOR GRABS BUC CPN Travel voucher up for grabs Bank of Bermuda EasyLink card customers have been given the chance to win a $500 travel voucher from the travel agent of their choice.

The news came this week from a Bank of Bermuda spokeswoman who said the customers would be automatically entered into a draw for the voucher each time they used an ATM or telephone banking to pay their credit card bills up until November 30.

A winner will be randomly picked out of a database at the beginning of next month and notified by telephoned.

"The promotion is to encourage clients to pay electronically their Bank of Bermuda BermudaCard, MasterCard, Visa Classic or Visa Gold card bills using their EasyLink card.'' Head of Retail Delivery Services at the bank, Charline Asphall, added: "More and more of our customers generally are enjoying the convenience of 24-hour telephone and ATM banking.

"However, not all of our customers are aware of the electronic credit card bill payment options so we wanted to remind them of the service by running this promotion.'' The promotion is open to old and new EasyLink customers and clients who have not yet signed up for the electronic credit card bill payment option can call the Bank's Call Centre on 299-5959 to find out more about the service.

ARRESTED FOR SEX OFFENCE CTS Arrested for sex offence A man has been arrested in a Police investigation of an alleged case of sexual exploitation.

Few details have been released and according to a Police spokesman, the sensitive nature of the charge prohibits the release of certain details of the investigation.

POLICE INVESTIGATE ASSAULTS CRM Police investigate assaults Police are investigating two Tuesday night assaults.

In the first incident, an 18-year-old man reported being approached on Alexandra Road in Devonshire by three men about a private matter when one of them punched him in the face.

The other two then began kicking him in the face and back and the attack did not stop until the victim's mother intervened.

He was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital where it was discovered his nose had been broken during the assault.

Meanwhile a Sandys Parish man reported that he was attacked at Somerset Bridge Club at about 7 p.m. when a man he knew approached him, then started hitting him with a tree branch and verbally threatening him.

The victim was not injured and Police officers searched the area, but could not find the attacker.

ARRESTED FOR DRUG EQUIPMENT CTS Arrested for drug equipment Police arrested a 23-year-old Southampton man on Front Street shortly after midnight yesterday after he was found to be in possession of drug equipment.

The officers saw three males acting suspiciously in the car park across from the Oasis nightclub around 12.40 a.m.

One of the men was searched and was found to be in possession of what appeared to be a home-made crack pipe.

He was arrested and taken to Hamilton Police Station.