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Postcard with image of four women carrying water in tin containers.

Lady Gladys Bustamante (nee Longville) trade unionist, women's activist and wife of Jamaica's first Prime Minister, Alexander Bustamante.

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

"Lovetta (Jackie) Clarke says that what really makes the sun shine for her is seeing people happy - she just can't take it when those around her look drab and depressed. Originally from Sav-la-Mar, Jackie is a commercial student in Kingston, studying…

"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…

"Education week begins: JTA Secretary General Fay Saunders [left] shares a pleasant moment with artist A.D. Scott [centre] and Art and Craft Teacher Cecily at the opening of the Exhibition of Art and Craft which is St. Hugh's High School's…

"Lovely Yvonne Hinds, 17, was second runner-up in the recent 'Miss Tivoli Comprehensive 'High' competition. Yvonne who is originally from Lime Hall in St. Ann now lives in Spanish Town and lists her hobbies as dancing, singing and sports. Her…

"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…

"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…

"Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Education Fay Saunders speaking at the eighth annual conference of the Jamaica Society of Radiographers at the Sheraton Hotel Saturday night. Listening at right is Mrs. Saunders' husband Roy Saunders."