they attend a drug rehabilitation centre.

The Wor. John Judge made the order on Monday after Gail Simons, 37, of Warwick, admitted breaking into her sister's house and stealing a knapsack containing $1,000 in cash.

Her friend, Tanya Smith, 26, also of Warwick, admitted a charge of receiving $300 from Simons, knowing it had been stolen.

Simons broke into her sister's home in search of drug money, on Sunday, December 20. The theft was discovered when her sister could not find the knapsack.

BURGLAR FLEES CRM Burglar flees A would-be burglar hit the wrong note while breaking into the Darrell & Seaman grocery in Smith's Parish.

He set off the alarm, and fled before Police arrived at the scene just after 2 a.m. yesterday.

WEDCO TO EXPAND BUC Wedco to expand The "overwhelming success'' of retail business at the Royal Naval Dockyard has prompted the West End Development Corporation to apply for permission to convert another building into shops.

A Wedco spokesman said yesterday a single-storey warehouse behind The Clocktower Shopping Mall has been earmarked for phase III of Dockyard's retail facilities.

The structure, known as Dockyard Building Number 8, is expected to hold 20-22 businesses within its 7,000 square feet of floor space.

Wedco hopes top open the new centre in summer, 1994.

LEGALISE IT! CLB Legalise it! A "legalise marijuana'' crusader has vowed to carry his campaign today to Parliament.

Mr. Mohatma Shiloh Mahdi, who calls himself the "high priest'', has pledged to lobby MPs at noon.

He has claimed he will have documents to support his campaign.

Mr. Mahdi revealed his protest plan in an advertisement in yesterday's The Royal Gazette .

CARTS AVAILABLE FLY Carts available All seven luggage trolley dispensers in the departures area of the Civil Air Terminal now work.

And airport general manager Mr. Lawrence Lachapelle said luggage trolley dispensers will soon be introduced in the airport's arrivals area, where travellers have complained they are needed.

There were complaints in December when nearly all the dispensers were out of order.