for the Protection of Animals to kick off the group's annual membership drive.

And William Frith said: "This $10 for membership is one of the best deals going.'' ---- Page 2 TOP US ACTIVIST OFFERS A CURE DIS Top US activist offers a cure Top US journalist and civil rights activist Dr. Chuck Stone, speaking at a Commission for Unity and Equality (CURE) breakfast yesterday, suggested annual check-ups on Bermuda may rid the Island of its racial problems. ---- Page 3 TURNED HIMSELF IN, COURT HEARS CTS Turned himself in, court hears At 2.55 p.m. on February 8, a man carrying a machete walked into Hamilton Police Station and told the officer on duty: "I need to be arrested.'' The officer, P.c. Hataya DeSilva, yesterday told Supreme Court: "I noticed this man had a red substance on his face, hands and clothing.'' ---- Page 3 GRADUATES SHARE THEIR LESSONS AWD Graduates share their lessons Four scholarship students of a world-ranking US alcohol and drug abuse course on Thursday shared their experience with Bermudian professionals in the field.

---- Page 3 FORMER SENATOR RETURNSS REL CON Former Senator returns Former Government Senator Dr. Cindy Trimm will take part in next month's Interdenominational Women's Conference. Dr. Trimm will be conference facilitator for the November 21-24 assembly. ---- Religion, Page 16