motor boat accident.

The man, who was treated for minor injuries at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital and later released, struck rocks next to Marshall's and Irresistible Islands off Warwick.

He was arrested near Paradise Lake shortly before 1.30 a.m. on suspicion of operating the boat while impaired, a Police spokesman said.

WANTED -- JOBS! GVT Youth Minister the Hon. Pamela Gordon has urged businesses and the community to help students earn money this summer.

Close to 200 students have already registered with the new Chores Corps Programme set up to help students make money and provide businesses and individuals with basic services.

The students were placed in eight of the programme's job areas, including office and clerical duties, messenger services, grass-cutting, window cleaning, and baby sitting.

And Sen. Gordon said she was impressed with the "good calibre'' of students who signed up.

LICENCE WARNING LIQ Licensees cannot just dictate when they want extensions to their liquor hours.

Liquor Licence Authority chairman the Wor. Will Francis has warned licensees they must make proper applications or risk being turned down.

Mr. Francis told representatives of the Buckaroo Restaurant they must give specific hours when the licence is in operation.

He said: "When anyone wants an extension, for example on Fathers' Day, they must give notice of a couple of weeks so the Police can be informed and we can grant the extension a couple of days before.'' At Friday's hearing the Buckaroo on Church Street was granted a licence following health checks.