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"Vernal White, of Andy Capp's Photo Service in Port Antonio is seen holding a package of ganja in his right hand which he found hidden in his car which was parked in the parking lot facing his Photo Studio in Port Antonio. The package was handed over…

Exterior view of the Poor House in Spanish Town, St. Catherine. Residents are sitting or standing on the verandah. Two men are standing beside the building.

View of the front of a small dwelling in Spanish Town, St. Catherine.

"Governor General Florizel Glasspole [right] Acting Prime Minister PJ Patterson, and Police Commissioner Desmond Campbell take the salute yesterday afternoon at the Grand Gala at the National Stadium."

"Signalling his departure: Steve Wint consistent top rank batsman for S. Catherine pulls a ball from Kingston's offspinner to the midwicket region shortly before he was caught for a top score of 60 at Ariguanabo yesterday. Savariau also reaped four…

"Children from the Mona Primary School try out the Cash Register from the Fisher Price set of Educational Toys. These were used by children from the Jamaica House Basic School, Danny Williams School for the Deaf and Mona Primary, on Friday morning a…

"Missing glance: Roy Paul of Lucas seems surprised that his intended stroke through the leg side field did not succeed because the ball slid into the gloves of Morris, Kensington's wicketkeeper, during Saturday's Senior Cup game at Kensington."

"St. Catherine's opening batsman Ordelmo Peters drives JDF's pacer Stanley Johnson [right] into the covers during his undefeated knock of 50 at Camp yesterday.
Watching the action are wicketkeeper Clive Brown, non-striker Robert Harley and umpire…

"Outlining plans: Tony Pickersgill of the Clarendon College Past Students Association telling the media of the upcoming tour at yesterday's Press luncheon at the Inter Continental Hotel. Seated from left are Past Students president Yvonne Briscoe;…

"They are satisfied - from left are members of the Pearls singing group, George Delpratt, Norman Watson and Stanley Shaw who are satisfied with the progress of their recording "On and On Everybody"."