Horseshoe roads in Southampton. ---- Page 2 BARNES STATUE PLANNED CLB PLN Barnes statue planned Money is being raised to commemorate Bermuda's friendly ambassador of goodwill, Johnny Barnes. Hailing him as a "shining example of what we ourselves could be'', the Spirit of Bermuda Trust is seeking final Planning approval for a life-sized statue of Mr. Barnes at the northern roundabout at Crow Lane in Paget. ---- Page 2 BUSKERS FOR HARBOUR NIGHTS BUC Buskers for Harbour Nights A local street festival kicks off its fifth season tomorrow night. And the 1998 Harbour Nights programme should be the biggest and best ever, promised organisers and participants yesterday. Amongst new initiatives that will spark up the fun on Front Street in the City of Hamilton will be the introduction of a series of Buskers Nights. ---- Page 3 PRODUCT DIVISION LAUNCHED CON BUC Product divisions launched ACE USA yesterday announced the establishment of two new product divisions: Warranty and E&O, during the opening day of the RIMS Conference. ---- Business, Page 11 BERMUDA EXHIBIT DRAWS CROWD CON BUC Bermuda exhibit draws crowd From the first year that some visionary decided to make their trade conference exhibit stand out by giving away popcorn, the 36th annual RIMS Conference has come a long way. ---- Business, Page 11 SEEING THE BRIGHT SIDE TEN Seeing the bright side Bermuda's Federation Cup team were trying to look on the bright side after their opening-round loss against hosts Mexico yesterday. ---- Sport, Page 23 LOOKING FOR GOAL SCORERS SOC Looking for goal scorers Finishing apart, Bermuda Football Association technical director Clyde Best was pleased with the under-20 team's performance against the Cayman Islands in the first leg of their CONCACAf Zone World Youth Cup qualifier on Sunday night which ended 0-0. But it is goals that win games and that is something Best and head coach Dennis Brown will be working on. ---- Sport, Page 23