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Guinness award to RJR
"Ray Martin [centre left], Managing Director of Guinness Jamaica Limited, presents the Guinness Stout Effort Award to Spaulding, Managing Director of Radio Jamaica Limited. The company received the launching and administering the Eventide Home…
U.S. Peace Corps volunteers and employees from Guinness Jamaica Ltd.
"U.S. Peace Corps volunteers and employees from Guinness Jamaica Ltd., catching hundreds of Perch for the Company's Fish and Bammy Treat for the Children of Central Village, St. Catherine on Saturday October 3. Guinness also invited the Colgate…
Truck exiting Guinness out to shops and supermarkets
"Guinness delivery truck, loaded with crates, prepares to supply shops and supermarkets."
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"Workers load crates of Guinness onto a delivery truck, preparing for distribution across the island."
Volunteer Lothar Tremper demonstrating how to prepare a soursop fish
"Volunteer Lothar Tremper demonstrating how to prepare a soursop fish at a science workshop for teachers at Cross Keys Secondary school in Manchester."
German film group at work
"German film group at work: Caught in action off the shoreline of the Royal Caribbean Hotel's beach are some of the photographers from the
"Heidi Kabel" German film group at work with actor Juergen Pooch and actress, Ms. Heidi Mahler, both members…
"Heidi Kabel" German film group at work with actor Juergen Pooch and actress, Ms. Heidi Mahler, both members…
German television team visit Jamaica
"The Bavarian Television team from Munich, West Germany on arrival at New Kingston Hotel, recently. From left: Ranis. Ford Gordon, Acting Sales Manager of the hotel welcomes the group; Mrs. Sabine Ellengruber, Edi-for Sidgfried Rappi, Sound Engineer:…
Festival Queen contest
"Yvonne Patterson, Miss St. Andrew, stands gracefully crowned as Festival Queen, radiating pride and elegance in her regal gown and scepter."
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Myrtle Bank Hotel
View of the Myrtle Bank Hotel, built in the mid 1800s. This grand hotel was once known as the largest in the island.