PARADE TIME - Re-elected councilor for High Rock Burton Miller (front right) and his team wave as they ride on the back of a pickup truck through a shopping centre en route to the Free National Movement Headquarters Wednesday June 30th, 1999 after they were unofficially declared winners in the Local Government Elections in Freeport, Grand Bahama. (© 1999 Photo by Tim Aylen/Picture This)

RESPONDING - Terrance Gape (centre) responds to a question during the Grand Bahama Human Rights Association Town Meeting held Monday jUNE 28TH, 1999 at the Freeport Anglican High School Auditorium in Freeport, Grand Bahama. The panelists pictured with Mr. Gape from left are Dr. Lea Percentie, Greg Langstaff, Fred Smith and Mary Nabb. The meeting was held to cover various issues such as service charges, community parks and manufacturing in Grand Bahama. (© 1999 Photo by Tim Aylen/Picture This)

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COUNTERFEIT CURRENCY - Assistant Commissioner of Police John Rolle describes the flaws of a counterfeit $50 dollar bill at a press conference held Thursday July 1st, 1999 at Police Headquarters in Freeport, Grand Bahama. Over $300 dollars worth of ten and fifty dollar notes have been seized by police from various banks and merchants in Freeport. The counterfeit notes do not have a thread within the paper, are missing the watermark and are printed on a much heavier paper than genuine currency. (© 1999 Photo by Tim Aylen/Picture This)



HEAD TO HEAD - Opposing High Rock candidates Burton Miller (left) former chief councilor and Greg Smith (right) of the Smith and Smith campaign shake hands and exchange remarks as celebrations went on Wednesday evening June 30th, 1999 at the Free National Movement Headquarters in Freeport, Grand Bahama. It was declared unofficially by the Parliamentary Registration Department that Burton Miller and Diane Wildgoose were re-elected for the High Rock constituency. The Miller team led a parade along East Sunrise Highway through downtown Freeport waving and cheering to traffic, blowing horns and flashing lights. Hundreds of excited supporters, including Minister of Tourism C.A. Smith and Minister of State David Thompson, gathered at the FNM headquarters for the arrival of the parade. (© 1999 Photo by Tim Aylen/Picture This)

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