warrior dropped in. Ome Tome gave the children of Mount St. Agnes Academy a first hand account of the way of life of his people, who live a nomadic life in Kenya. ---- Page 2 CUBAN TRAWLER CAUSES CONCERN FHP SHI Cuban trawler causes concern A Cuban deep sea fishing vessel operating out of Bermuda will not hurt local fishermen's livelihoods, its owner has vowed. Neil Inchcup, whose long line ship the Jurel landed a portion of its first catch on the Island last week, said he will not be competing with traditional markets. ---- Page 3 NEW NIGHTCLUB FOR YOUTHS EAT New nightclub for youths The only thing hard in a new nightclub opening up on Par-La-Ville Road will be the music. Unlike other night clubs in Bermuda, The Escape will not be selling alcohol. The principals hope patrons will instead be willing to pay a membership fee to come and dance all night long fuelled by only soft drinks.

The Escape opens next month in the basement of the same building as M.R.

Onions. ---- Business, Page 23