for travellers journeying overseas from Bermuda.

Bermuda manager Phillip Troake said: "These super low World Offer fares are on sale now until the end of March for travel originating from Bermuda in April and May. There is a blackout period over Easter.'' The low prices by British Airways means that more than 30 cities worldwide are on sale this Spring.

Prices begin at just $598 to London with most cities in continental Europe on offer at $697. A variety of Middle Eastern destinations are priced at $899 and you can fly to Johannesburg for $1,099.

Other cities in Africa and the Far East, such as Harare, Sydney, Hong Kong and Manila are available at $1,199.

The tickets need to be purchased within 48 hours of reservations being made and no later than March 31.

Mr. Troake said: "We are pleased to be able to offer these short duration sale fares with as few restrictions as possible.'' SHARPEVILLE MASSACRE REMEMBERED DIS CLB Sharpeville massacre remembered The public are invited to help commemorate the 38th anniversary of South Africa's Sharpeville Massacre today.

The Human Rights Commission and Committee for Unity and Racial Equality announced yesterday that a programme to commemorate the event would be held on the steps of the City Hall at 12.30 p.m.

Sixty nine people were killed and more than 400 were injured on March 21, 1960, when Police officers opened fire on a crowd of around 7,000 people who had gathered in the centre of Sharpeville to demonstrate against apartheid.

A nationwide protest against the passbooks blacks were forced to carry was underway at the time.

WOMAN SWITCHED PRICE TAGS CRM Woman switched price tags A 47-year-old woman was arrested by Police after being caught switching price tags at the Shelly Bay MarketPlace.

The St. George's woman was seen swapping labels on some chicken products and then paying for the lower amount at the check-out counter on Wednesday evening.

She was detained by staff and later handed over to Police who are continuing inquiries.

A Police spokesperson yesterday reminded the public that switching price stickers was a criminal offence considered "cheating'' the law.

MAN BREAKS LEG IN ACCIDENT AC Man breaks leg in accident A 24-year-old Paget man suffered a broken leg after he lost control of his motorcycle early yesterday morning.

The single-vehicle accident took place around 1 a.m. when the rider collided with a wall on Crow Lane in Devonshire.

He was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital where he was treated for his injuries.

MINOR FLOODING REPORTED FIR Minor flooding reported Firefighters were called to two minor flooding incidents early yesterday.

A broken toilet was attended to at Hamilton police station at 4 a.m. and later, at 6.45 a.m., there was a small flooding incident at a house on Green Acres Road, Devonshire.

CHECK EQUIPMENT, BOAT OWNERS TOLD RAO Check equipment, boat owners told Boat owners should check equipment after the long winter lay-up, a spokesman for Harbour Radio warned.

He was speaking after two separate incidents last week when motorboats had to be towed to shore after apparently running out of fuel.

Crewmembers from a 20-foot open boat and a 23-foot cabin cruiser both contacted Harbour Radio last week to say they were dead in the water off Coney Island, St. George's.

The Harbour Radio spokesman said: "This is perhaps an opportune time to remind the boating public that, after boats have been laid up for the winter, they should check both mechanical and safety equipment.''