Ms. Pauline Petinaud in African flavor dress

Ms. Pauline Petinaud in African flavor dress

"Sister P - Pauline Petinaud and her associated have taken over the Trans-Caribbean [Ironshore] beach and are busy puttin together a village with a distinct African flavour. Called the Damali Aitoro Village, the concept is to create an atmosphere of peace and tranquility and to get away from the traditional type of "tourist" accommodation offered in Montego Bay.
This is where Jamaicans will feel at home and where visitors can escape the ordered vacation package. The village, when completed in December will offer overnight accommodation [in thatched huts and tents]; natural foods and drinks and a mini museum of genuine African exhibits and books. Damali Aitoro offers three nights of live Afro-Jamaican entertainment to mark the event of Montego Bay becoming a city."

Petinaud, Pauline, -; Women - Jamaica; Clothing and dress - Africa; Huts

M. Jarrett

1-May-1981

NLJ Photograph Collection IN: Daily News Collection - Petinaud, Pauline

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Acc. no.: 25357

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