on Sunday. The event, which will be held at Camden House, begins at 3 p.m. and continues until 4 p.m.

Entertainment will be provided by The Bermuda Institute Steel Band and the Bermuda Regiment Band.

Charities helping to arrange the event include the Junior Service League, the Hamilton Rotary Club; Somers Isles Insurance Junior Chamber; Hamilton, Somers and Eastern Lionesses, the Pilot Club, the Police Cadets and the Junior Leaders. The St. John Ambulance will also be on hand.

Special services will be made available to seniors travelling by bus. Buses will be leaving Somerset bus station as well as City Hall and Town Square, St.

George's, at 1.45 p.m. to take people directly to the Botanical Gardens.

Drivers dropping off guests are asked to enter the Botanical Gardens from Berry Hill Road and leave via the South Gate on South Shore Road both before and after the tea to avoid congestion. Parking will not be permitted on the grass but those wishing to park their cars can do so in the exhibition ring and other designated parking areas.

READER FIRES CHAIN LETTER WARNING LET Reader fires chain letter warning A reader is warning people about a chain letter circulating on the Island.

Six years ago Craig Shergold had a brain tumour and was in need of surgery to save his life. A chain letter was circulated requesting that those receiving it send a get well card to Craig in order for him to be entered in the Guinness Book of Records for the most get well cards.

Craig, who was seven at the time, was sent over 15 million cards and was entered in the Guinness Book of Records in May 1990. He was operated on in March of 1991 and has completely recovered from his brain tumour.

Recently, another letter surfaced on Craig's behalf asking for people to send business cards to the Make A Wish Foundation in Atlanta, Georgia. It also suggested that recipients send the letter to 20 businesses asking them to do the same.

Mrs. Jo Stanton of Creative Interiors Ltd received one of the letters on May 19 and remembered that a similar request was made on behalf of the boy four years ago in England. She called the Make A Wish Foundation and discovered that they had never heard of Craig.

Mrs. Stanton is urging anyone who receives such a letter to ignore it.

THIEVES STEAL FROM HOTEL ROOMS CRM Thieves steal from hotel rooms Visitors were again the victims of thieves overnight on Tuesday. In one incident, an intruder entered a Paget hotel room while the occupants slept and removed a wallet containing cash and credit cards, and other personal items, Police said yesterday.

The same night, a guest cottage in St. George's was entered and a purse containing a large amount of jewellery, along with travel documents, credit cards and personal papers removed.

DRIVER ADMITS HE WAS OVER THE LIMIT CTS Driver admits he was over the limit A 49-year-old Pembroke man who admitted driving while impaired by alcohol was fined $350 in Magistrates' Court yesterday.

Gladwin R. Wilson of Parsons Road, also pleaded guilty to damaging a Government toilet.

Prosecuting Sgt. Donald Grant told the court that on May 6 at 1 a.m. Police observed Wilson speeding along Parsons Road.

"When stopped by the officers, Wilson admitted to drinking three beers. A breathalyser showed that Wilson had 142 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood,'' Sgt. Grant said. He added that when Wilson was in a holding cell at the Police station, the officers heard a loud bang and noticed that the toilet in the cell had been broken off from the wall.

When asked by Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis if he had anything to say Wilson replied: "I had just been layed off and I was very frustrated. I am not a drinking person but it was just this particular day.'' Mr. Francis fined Wilson $350 for driving while impaired and $200 for damaging the toilet.

VANDALS TAMPER WITH TOUR BOAT CRM Vandals tamper with tour boat Someone tampered with a tour boat which was tied up in Hamilton, Police have reported.

The boat was tied up at Number One Dock when culprits apparently started the engines and got a rope wrapped around the propeller.

A 17-foot Mako work boat which was tied up beside the larger vessel was found overturned and was recovered by Marine Police.

Anyone who saw someone tampering with boats at Number One Dock between is asked to contact Marine Police at 299-4585.