traffic barrier on Longbird Bridge.

The bridge, which re-opened after a complete overhaul last month, was closed intermittently to boats over the weekend after the safety barrier failed to operate properly.

GOV'T DEPARTMENTS MOVE LOCATIONS GVT Gov't departments move locations Four Government offices are now located in Global House on Church Street, Hamilton.

The Rent Commission Office and the Social Assistance Office, including Legal Aid, moved to the building on Monday and are located on the first floor.

The Health and Safety Office is now located on the second floor and the Management Services Department will move to the first floor on Monday.

All business activities and enquiries should be made at the new location.

RELAXED INTRUDER DISTURBS WOMAN CRM Relaxed intruder disturbs woman A Pembroke woman called the Police on Thursday afternoon when a strange man entered her home, locked the door and proceeded to make himself comfortable.

Police report that the woman was relaxing at her Langton Lane apartment around 3 p.m. when the man, holding his chest, walked through the front door and sat down near her.

The woman ran out screaming and the man escaped over the balcony.

Police went to the hospital around 4 p.m. on Thursday after receiving word a 19-year-old pregnant Pembroke woman had been beaten. A 19-year-old Pembroke man was arrested and will appear in court shortly.

BANJO PLAYER ON STAGE AT FOLD CLUB CLB Banjo player on stage at fold club Canadian guitar and banjo player Mr. Tim Allan will be appearing at the Old Colony Club, in Hamilton, tomorrow.

The entertainer, who has recorded two albums, appeared regularly on the Tommy Hunter Show television series with performers like Glen Campbell, Crystal Gayle and Pat and Debby Boone.

The event, which is sponsored by the Bermuda Folk Club, starts at 8.15 p.m., with tickets costing $10.