Manager of the Jamaica Information Service (JIS) Montego Bay Regional Office in St. James, Tashion Stennett (fourth left) and Special Projects Manager, Sharon Earle (sixth left), share a photo opportunity with contestants in the Miss St. James Festival Queen 2023, during a courtesy call on Wednesday (June 14). They are joined by Northern Caribbean University (NCU) student intern, Natalia Dixon (centre). The contestants will vie for the coveted title of Parish Queen, at the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC)-organised coronation show on Sunday (June 25) at the Montego Bay Cultural Centre. The winner will go on to compete at the national finals in Kingston.
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Manager of the Jamaica Information Service (JIS) Montego Bay Regional Office, Tashion Stennett (fourth left) and Special Projects Manager, Sharon Earle (fifth left), pause for a photo opportunity with contestants in the Miss St. James Festival Queen 2023 contest, during a courtesy call at the office on Wednesday (June 14). The contestants are (from left) Miss Gateway Co-operative Credit Union, Leah-Jay Holness; Miss Chow’s Trading Limited, Zaria Lawson; Miss Tony Wards Auto Service Centre, Nerissa Turner; Miss SSMC Xpress International, Catherine Smith; Miss M and M Jamaica, Karena Gayle; and Miss B & S Shutter Care, Jessica Johnson. The six will vie for the coveted title of Parish Queen, at the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC)-organised coronation show on Sunday (June 25) at the Montego Bay Cultural Centre. The winner will go on to compete at the national finals in Kingston.
