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"Sunshine Girl Lovetta "Jackie" Clarke is a telephone operator who dreams of operating her own business - probably a boutique, as she loves fashions. Originally from Savanna-la-Mar, 18-year old Jackie came to Kingston in 1979 to attend the Jamaica…

"Left to right: Mrs. Edna Manley, Lady Bustamante and Information and Culture Minister of State Ed Bartlett listen with rapt attention about the contents of the 'Costume Shop' which was officially opened y the two ladies on Tuesday. The shop is a new…

Karen Delfosse modelling her two-piece bathing suit.

"We are tired of the numbers game," JTA Secretary-general Fay Saunders expressing concern over the rapid change of Ministers of Education to the second session of the JTA 16th annual conference at Shortwood Teachers College in Kingston Tuesday."

Photographic depiction of two Jamaican black women - one dressed in formal attire and the other in clothing typically worn by peasants.

Pickles, condiments and other food and drink items being sold at the Jamaica Baptist Federation of Women (now Jamaica Baptist Women's Federation) Festival.

"A lass from the Friendly City features as our Sunshine Girl this week. Irene Bulgin was born in Montego Bay 16 years ago but had been living in Kingston for the last four. A buxom 36-25-41, she is a student at Edith Dalton James Secondary and hopes…

"Gwendolyn Perry has been promoted from assistant coffee shop supervisor to coffee shop supervisor. Miss Perry previously worked at the Jamaica Reef Hotel and the International Hotel before joining the Jamaica Pegasus in August 1973, as a steward…