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Basic services for children community project
"UNICEF/Government Community Project: Some members of the UNICEF/ Government Basic services for children community project at Cedar Valley, with their certificates of achievement in the project's first Kitchen Garden Competition. Occasion was the…
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Scots Kirk
"Several prominent women of the Jamaica Federation of Women worshipped yesterday at the Scots Kirk at Duke Street. Lustily singing are (from left to right) Mrs. E.L. Parkinson, Mrs. Hyacinth McPherson, Lady Campbell, Lady Allan, and Mrs. Glasspole,…
Mabel Tenn
"Grace, Kennedy & Company Limited Director Mabel Tenn speaks on the low pay associated with the agricultural sector. Miss Tenn was addressing graduates of Glenmuir High School. Seated from left are Clement Radcliffe, Chairman of the function."
Natalya Kislyak
"Cynthia Anderson (right) being observed by visiting Soviet Deputy Minister of Health Natalya Kislyak and Soviet National Women's Committee vice-chairperson Gallian Mixilovna Frolova (second and third from left). Co-operativ e Chairperson Doreen…
Marilyn Taylor
Miss Jamaica 1969, Marilyn Taylor.
Gwendolyn Perry gets a promotion
"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…
Mrs. E.C.L. Parkinson
"Mrs. Winona Byfield Lawrence (at left) presenting a plaque on behalf of the Jamaican American Society of the USA to Mrs. E.C.L. Parkinson at the Housecraft Training Centre in St. Andrew."
Mrs. E.C.L. Parkinson
"Mrs. E.C.L. Parkinson tries out the lounge chair presented her on the occasion of her retirement after 30 years of social work."
Mrs. Camille Parchment, Art Director
Portrait of art director, Mrs Camille Parchment.
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Lacovia, Bamboo Walk
Dirt road lined with bamboo trees on both sides. The area, between Middle Quarters and Lacovia, is known as Bamboo Avenue today.