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	Clarendon Parish, Jamaica - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Located in the county of Middlesex, it is bordered by Manchester on the west, Saint Catherine in the east, and in the north by Saint Ann.
		On the same peninsula are Jackson Bay beach, the flood-prone community of Portland Cottage, and two different locations both called Rocky Point, a residential community on the western side of the peninsula, and a port used primarily for the export of alumina on the eastern side of the peninsula.
		Clarendon is the location of the world renowned Milk River Bath, a mineral spa famous for the therapeutic value of its waters.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clarendon,_Jamaica (617 words)

	Encyclopedia: Kingston, Jamaica
		Kingston (population 600,000) is the capital of Jamaica.
		Clarendon is said to be the third largest parish in Jamaica.
		Saint Ann, Jamaica (2001 population 168,726), is a parish located in the northern part of Jamaica and is north west of Kingston.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Kingston,-Jamaica (1586 words)

	Clarendon, Jamaica -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Clarendon is said to be the third largest parish in Jamaica.It is a combination of three parishes; St. Dorothy's which was at the border of St. Catherine, Vere which capital was Alley and which it is that the oldest church on the island locates.
		Clarendon was also a parish then with its capital Chapelton.
		Clarendon is famous for its'Trout Hall' oranges and also grows a lot of sugar cane.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/c/cl/clarendon,_jamaica.htm (163 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Clarendon hunt d'Cup victory - Monday \| September 8, 2003
		The Clarendon College and Lennon encounter will be the first in at least two seasons as Lennon contested Zone I in the past few years.
		Clarendon College, winners of the competition on six occasions, the last coming in 1998, will be seeking a quick start to the competition and will be hoping to get off on a winning note today.
		Clarendon finished second in the zone last season and advanced to the inter-zone round where they lost all three games.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20030908/sports/sports2.html (279 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Clarendon prepares for hurricanes - Thursday \| June 7, 2001
		THE CLARENDON Parish Council has declared more than 90 per cent of the buildings designated as hurricane shelters in Clarendon ready and in good condition.
		Building officer Eric Rochester told the Parish Disaster Committee meeting at the Council's chambers recently that approximately 50 shelters had been inspected and most were declared ready for the June 1 to November 30 hurricane season.
		Plans were also made at the meeting to have several critical drains properly cleaned in flood prone communities in central and southwestern Clarendon.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20010607/news/news5.html (220 words)

	Go-Local Jamaica
		High school students in Clarendon will be exposed to the rigours of divisional representation and gain insight into the local governance structure, when they participate in a Youth Council Meeting on November 15.
		The Clarendon Health Department has embarked on a proactive approach to concentrate on the detection of food and water-borne diseases across the parish, according to Dr. Sonia Copeland, chief medical officer of health for the parish of...
		Some 17 schools in Clarendon are part of a repair programme being carried out by the Jamaica Social Investment Fund's (JSIF) under its Hurricane Ivan Reconstruction programme.
	www.golocaljamaica.com /displaysection.php?SectionID=3 (225 words)

	The Jamaica Star :: Clarendon College nip DeCarteret ::
		Clarendon did better in the buzzer section, so they were the better team with that.
		However, Clarendon was quicker to the buzzers and gained 16 points, placing them at 55, and DeCarteret at 40.
		Clarendon's coach, Kevin Braham, said, "Our expectations were very high, but DeCarteret was a very tough team.
	www.jamaica-star.com /thestar/20050223/features/features1.html (274 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Clarendon showdown - Saturday \| January 18, 2003
		JAMAICA'S netballers have a busy schedule leading up to the World Netball Championships here in July and national coach Maureen Hall believes they are crucial to the team's preparedness.
		They are one of the fastest teams in the world and Hall says the match-up would also be good to test Jamaica's level of speed, accuracy and intensity.
		The practice matches meanwhile are slated for the National Arena but may have to be shifted to GC Foster College if work on the National Arena is not completed in time.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20030118/sports/sports1.html (726 words)

	humanpop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		According to the 1991 Census of Jamaica, the number of dwellings within the boundaries of the PBPA is 12,374 providing residence for 48,607 persons: 24,499 males and 24,108 females.
		Clarendon contains the bulk of the human population within the PBPA — 82% in 1960, 83% in 1970, 83% in 1982 and 81% in 1991.
		The population decline in southern Clarendon is a sad but poignant commentary on the general economic decline and the need for some initiative towards sustainable prosperity.
	www.portlandbight.com.jm /humanpop.htm (1356 words)

	Clarendon Association for Street People (CLASP) (Jamaica)
		Habitat for Humanity Jamaica: Building homes, Changing lives, one family at a time.
		They are a non-profit organisation whose mission is to eradicate sub-standard housing on the island of Jamaica by building homes for families in need.
		The primary purpose of the organization is to preserve and enhance the Jamaican culture in Houston.
	www.jamaicans.com /helpjamaica/nonprofitprofiles/clasp.shtml (430 words)

	Marshall's 188 puts Ja in charge - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		Jamaica's prolific opening batsman Xavier Marshall (right) square-cuts for four during his innings of 188 on the first day of the three-day TCL West Indies Under-19 match against Rest of Americas at Jamalco Sports Club in Clarendon yesterday.
		Halse Hall, Clarendon - Jamaica, spurred by Xavier Marshall's brilliantly polished 188, reached 381-6 to be in complete control of their game against Rest of Americas at the close of day one of their opening three-day game in the TCL West Indies Under-19 tournament at the Jamalco Ground here yesterday.
		At that point Jamaica were 312-4 and looked set for a score well in excess of 400.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /sports/html/20040804T010000-0500_63974_OBS_MARSHALL_S_____PUTS_JA_IN_CHARGE.asp (679 words)

	Clarendon, Jamaica Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
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	www.aplaceinthesun.com /encyclopedia/Clarendon,_Jamaica (797 words)

	NIGOLD Programme Successful in Clarendon - Jamaica Information Service
		Clarendon's Parish Manager in the Ministry of Labour and Social Security, Delroy Palmer noted that this represented 70 more persons than the 5,454 persons who benefitted under the Health Insurance Scheme as at March 15, 2004.
		He explained further that the rise in the number of persons benefiting was as a result of an increase in the number of pensioners in the parish.
		The NIGold Plan is administered by Blue Cross of Jamaica under a contract, which is in effect for December 1, 2003 to March 31, 2006.
	www.jis.gov.jm /labour/html/20050317t110000-0500_5142_jis_nigold_programme_successful_in_clarendon.asp (600 words)

	pictures of jamaica after a hurricane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jamaica: After the hurricane The 2004 hurricane season across the Caribbean was the most severe in living memory.
		Jamaica after Ivan Christine is living in an official hurricane shelter at the Portland Cottage Primary School, Clarendon...
		Jamaica cannot handle a storm or hurricane at this time or for the rest of the...
	www.thebesthurricaneinfo.com /22/pictures-of-jamaica-after-a-hurricane.html (403 words)

	Personalities
		Born: Kingston, Jamaica, December 17, daughter of the late Lawrence Frederick Roy Dailey and Mariebelle Viola Dailey, Business-woman.
		Jamaica’s Independence Medal 1962; The Silver Musgrave Medal from the Institute of Jamaica 1992 for preserving Jewish History; The Girl Guides Association of Jamaica (a) ‘Thanks Badge’ 1962, (b) The ‘Torch’ 1967, and the highest The ‘Silver Bee’ 1975; The Scout Association of Jamaica the ‘Silver Pineapple’ 1986 B’Nai B’Rith Ja.
		Born: Westmoreland, Jamaica, September 12, 1914, son of the late Thomas Hewitt Donaldson, Farmer, and Helen Louise Binns-Donaldson.
	www.discoverjamaica.com /dnames.htm (5605 words)

	Bibliography for Jamaican Family Search
		Senior, Bernard Martin, B150 "Jamaica, as it was, as it is, and as it may be, By a retired military officer", (1835).
		Stewart, John, B162 "A view of the past and present state of the island of Jamaica, with remarks on the moral and physical condition of the slaves...", (Edinburgh, Olive and Boyd, 1823).
		Williams, Cynric R., B206 "A tour of the island of Jamaica, from the western to the eastern end, in the year 1823", (London, Junt and Clarke, 1826).
	jamaicanfamilysearch.com /Samples/bibliogr.htm (1777 words)

	Jamaica Chess Federation - National Champs 2003
		The next Jamaica Chess Federation sanctioned tournament will be the Jamaica Open, which takes place on October 18 and 19, 2003.
		DBandG’s decision to sponsor the sport of chess, is seen by the Jamaica Chess Federation as another of the many excellent strategic moves by DBandG, which have kept them ahead of their competitors.
		The staging of the Clarendon Chess Open and the establishment of the CCA is an integral move on
	www.geocities.com /chessjamaica/tournament/2003claropen.html (721 words)

	The Rowden Surname - Notable Rowdens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		He was converted at the age of seventeen and in 1830 went to Jamaica to serve as a Methodist missionary.
		This was in the age of slavery in Jamaica and of hostility to those who felt lead to alleviate suffering.
		James died on 1st July 1866 in Kingston, Jamaica and was greatly missed by those that he served.
	www.rowdensurname.org /rowdens/james.htm (145 words)

	ReggaeTrain.com...your portal to Reggae music...(Biography [Edi Fitzroy])
		On returning to Jamaica Fitzroy began working with other producers, firstly Lloyd Norris, with whom he recorded "Bad Boy", a minor hit when released in 1981.
		Edi Fitzroy was born Fitzroy Edwards on November 17,1955 in Chapelton, Clarendon; the son of a sound system operator Vasco Edwards and Kathleen Robinson.
		He is the host and creator of the radio show "Cultural Explosion" aired on Roots FM 96.1 Kingston, Jamaica on Wednesdays from 12:00noon to 3:00 PM.
	www.reggaetrain.com /bioedifitzroy.asp (1739 words)

	RADA Assessing Agricultural Losses in Clarendon - Jamaica Information Service
		The Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) is in the process of assessing agricultural losses in the parish of Clarendon as a result of Hurricane Ivan.
		Percival Shaw, RADA Parish Manager for Clarendon, told JIS News that the process started on Monday (September 27), with assistance from staff from the Office of National Reconstruction (ONR).
		"We are in the process of doing the assessment and verification of damage to farmers in Clarendon and we expect that after verification, we will be submitting the forms to the relevant body for processing of agricultural coupons, which will be distributed to the farmers," he informed.
	www.jis.gov.jm /agriculture/html/20041001T100000-0500_3861_JIS_RADA_ASSESSING_AGRICULTURAL_LOSSES_IN_CLARENDON.asp (478 words)

	American Metal Market: Alcoa-Jamaica talks seen leading to changeover in operating Clarendon
		The terms being proposed by the Jamaican government include securing a substantial ownership of the plant, a guarantee that the plant will be kept at unusual circumstances, and an assurance that Alcoa will purchase Jamaican bauxite for use in its United States plants, a practice it ceased doing several years ago.
		An Alcoa spokesman confirmed the company has entered into discussions with the Jamaica government to "explore possibilities of further enhancing the partnerships in bauxite mining and refining that already exist between the country and the company." He declined further comment.
		Alcoa idled its Clarendon refinery in early 1985 due to poor markets but later restarted it at the request of the Jamaican government, which leases the facility.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3MKT/is_v94/ai_4242486 (405 words)

	Kingston, Jamaica Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Kingston - Jamaica Realty, Coldwell Banker - Real estate agent located in Kingston presents residential, commercial, and vacant land properties that are for sale and rent throughout Jamaica.
		Jamaica Hotels and Resorts - Caribbean dot Travel is your complete vacation planning guide.
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	encyclopedia.localcolorart.com /encyclopedia/Kingston,_Jamaica (707 words)

	ipedia.com: Claude McKay Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Born in Sunnyville, Clarendon, Jamaica, he was the youngest son in a large family.
		Despite doing well in exams, in 1914 McKay decided he did not want to be an agronomist and went to New York where he married his childhood sweetheart Eulalie Lewars.
		However she was to weary of life in New York and returned to Jamaica in six months.
	www.ipedia.com /claude_mckay_1.html (728 words)

	CT
		Born: Kingston, Jamaica, September 9, 1944, son of the late George Downer, Chartered Accountant, and Audrey Downer, Ornithologist.
		Born: Kingston, Jamaica, January 23, 1945; son of Hugh Duncan and Pearly Agatha Duncan (dec’d).
		Born: Portland, Jamaica, January 29, 1939, son of the late Charles Dunkley, Clergyman and Accountant, and Inez Cooper-Dunkley.
	www.discoverjamaica.com /gleaner/discover/whoswho/dnames.htm (7686 words)

	Alcoa in Jamaica
		The government of Jamaica will continue to own the remaining 30 percent.
		The operation began with bauxite mining, with the first shipment of bauxite occurring in 1963.
		Between 1976 and 1988, Alcoa Minerals of Jamaica sold 50% of the operations to the Government of Jamaica, with Alcoa as the managing partner.
	www.alcoa.com /jamaica/en/home.asp (390 words)

	Jurisprudence - CCPR - Jamaica - Gentles et. al. v. Jamaica
		They claim to be the victims of a violation of their human rights by the Government of Jamaica.
		2.1 The authors were charged with the murder, on 30 August 1980, of one Howard Campbell, in the Parish of Clarendon, Jamaica.
		During their trial before the Clarendon District Court, from 31 March to April 1981, they maintained that they were innocent and testified that they had been elsewhere when the crime occurred.
	www.bayefsky.com /html/115_jamaica352.php (1511 words)

	Pew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		These efforts were designed to empower local small-scale fishers to join in a co-management partnership with the government of Jamaica, recreational fishers, and other stakeholders.
		Coastal zone co-management in Jamaica: The case of the CCAM and Portland Bight.
		Fishing for finfish in Belize and the south coast of Jamaica: A socio-economic analysis.
	www.pewmarine.org /pewFellowsDirectoryTemplate.php?PEWSerialInt=3655 (730 words)

	ReggaeTrain.com...your portal to Reggae music...(Biography [Dennis Alcapone])
		Born in Clarendon, Jamaica, on August 6, 1947, a move to Kingston and a name change were the first order of business.
		The DJ would turn it into the most infectious spelling lesson of all time, and the chart-topping song was so popular that it has long been used by Jamaica's radio literacy shows.
		And while Alcapone may have played the tough guy, especially on his album sleeves (Forever Version, for example, found him astride a cannon), in reality, it was his easygoing, personable style that drew the fans.
	www.reggaetrain.com /biodennisalcapone.asp (1278 words)

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		Arnett Gardens Football Club will be sanctioning Kevin Wilson and Cornell Chin-Sue for their part in the brawl during Sunday’s end of round Wray and Nephew national premier league final against Harbour View.
		Jamaica’s Sunshine Girls suffered a 3-0 whitewash in their friendly netball series against Australia, going down 31 / 47 in Monday's third encounter at the National Indoor Sports Centre.
		Kingston, Panos, October 26, 2005 - Thousands of Jamaica’s children could be at high risk of contracting diseases such as gastroenteritis and scabies as a result of inadequate toilet facilities in the island’s public schools.
	www.radiojamaica.com (280 words)

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