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Mrs. Louise Bennett-Coverley viewing savings the National Savings Committee's savings exhibition
"Mrs. Louise Bennett-Coverley viewing savings the National Savings Committee's savings exhibition at the Bank of Jamaica Thursday before she declared the exhibition open. The exhibition, which is prelude to the International Symposium on Savings, is…
Christmas treat
"Boys and girls lined up to be served the delicious looking food. The taste was even better than the looks."
Hon. Dr. Ken McNeil breaks ground for Linstead Community Health Centre
"Health and Environmental Control Minister, Hon. Dr. Ken McNeil (with axe) breaking ground for the proposed quarter million dollar Linstead Community Health Centre to be situated on the Linstead Hospital grounds, yesterday (Nov. 4). To the Minister's…
Oral immunization against polio
"Oral immunization against polio is being given this child by School Nurse Mrs. Dian Campbell. He is among the hundreds who were immunized in Kingston and St. Andrew during the summer holidays."
Minister of Social Security, Neville Lewis, at the workshop for the handicapped
"Minister of Social Security Neville Lewis [left] and the Ministry of State for Social Security, Len Kirby [centre] admiring the work of one of the employees at the workshop for the handicapped at Dragon Plaza in Port Antonio, during a tour of the…
Police Commissioner opens new police station
"Police Commissioner Basil Robinson cutting the ribbon at the official opening of the new Clark's Town Police Station, in Trelawny, last Wednesday (Oct. 20). The Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Hon. Carl Rattray (2nd left) and Mr. Desmond…
H.E. Louis Boothe presenting his credentials to President Rodrigo
"Jamaica's Ambassador to Mexico and Costa Rica, H.E. Louis Boothe (left) presenting his credentials to President Rodrigo Carazo of Costa Rica at the presidential palace in San Jose recently. Looking on is the Costa Rican Foreign Minister Rafael A.…
Count Ossie's dancers entertain
"Count Ossie's dancers entertain. Their elegant routines are based on traditional Afro-Jamaican patterns."
