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"Love Bird Pat Marsh, now based in Neu-Isenburg, Germany, recently drew the first prize in a competition called "Jamaica-Quiz" and organized by Air Jamaica Frankfurt and the JTB Frankfurt at the occasion of a Reggae Festival promoted by the City of…

"Splashing and frolicking at Morgan's Harbour yesterday was what Aqua Jam '79 was all about. Hundreds participated in various aquatic events or cheered on the sidelines. JBC radio, the organisers, took their broadcasts outside of the studios…

Bus loads of patrons gather under tents on the grounds of Reynolds Mines in St. Mary, Jamaica.

"On February 1 the instruments bringing into reality the partnership between Reynolds Metals Company and Reynolds Jamaica Mines on the one hand, and the Government of Jamaica on the other, were signed. The partnership gives the Jamaica Government 51…

"The first Executive Committee meeting of the Reynolds - Jamaica bauxite partnership held yesterday at Lynford, St. Ann. From left are: Don Phillips, Secretary; Dick Krause; John O'Brien; Julian Fuller; Roy Anderson, Chairman; Sandra Shirley; Parris…

"25 years awardees: Back row - l-r: Winston Preston, Eric Saddler, Bryon Maragh, Clement Henriques, Lester Walker, Sylvester Boswell, Armon Llewellyn, Gilbert Grant, Vincent Grant, Derrick Lemon. Middle l-r: Clifford Russell, Joel White, Wilbert…

"30 year awardees: L-R: Lloyd Williams, George Smith, Rowland Williams, Seymour Melville, Don Phillips [General manager], Theodore Brown, Oswald Goldsmith, Donald Banker, Harry Wilson."

"In thing: The "House party" and the "Dance" have for some time now been joined by the "Session" as a popular form of entertainment. Drinking sports which usually are not able to accommodate large crowds of patrons utilise the sidewalk and…

"Declining business: Barber Macko demonstrating his skill in the tonsorial art on one of his customers last week. Most times the shop at Washington Boulevard is empty as shown in the top picture."

"A rare breed: for Barber Williams this customer is one of a rare breed as the trend to longer hair and the economic stringency drive away customers."