Minister of Telecommunications. ---- Page 2 PARENTS TRY TO SAVE NURSERY ED Parents try to save nursery A group of St. George's parents and residents are banding together in the hope that they can halt the closure of what they say is the only school in the area to take children up to the age of five. ---- Page 3 HANDS OF LOVE FINDS HOME CLB Hands of Love finds home A charity charged with feeding families in need has moved into its first-ever headquarters. ---- Page 5 BERMUDIAN PRINCIPAL PRAISED ED BDA Bermudian principal praised Bermudian-born teacher Charles Joynes has become a leader in the education field in the United States. ---- Page 6 HARDY RETURNS TO ISLAND BUC CTS Hardy returns to Island Facing possible arrest and imprisonment, former Bermuda insurance executive Mark Hardy quietly slipped into the Island this weekend. ---- Business, Page 13 PARTNERRE AWAITS LOSSES BUC PartnerRe awaits losses Bermuda-based catastrophe reinsurer PartnerRe Ltd. expects to declare third quarter incurred losses of $25 million as a result of Hurricane Georges. ---- Business, Page 13 BERMUDA FALL TO SARWAH'S SPIN CRI Bermuda fall to Sarwan's spin GEORGETOWN, Guyana -- Guyana emerged at the top of Zone One in the 1998 Red Stripe Bowl competition with a resounding 152-run victory over Bermuda. ---- Sport, Page 19 DIAMOND DOUBLE SINKS COUGARS SOC Diamond double sinks Cougars Captain Neil (Diamond) Robinson scored the first two goals and created the third as North Village came from behind to register their second straight league win yesterday at Bernard Park. ---- Sport, Page 29