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Peasy cake
"Peasy cake - made with cooked mashed African peas. This is a new way of using peas. It does add a difference."
Peggy Antrobus with Lucille Mair and Beverly Manley
"Outgoing Coordinator of the Local Women's Movement Lucille Mair [second from left] speaking to the gathering at the Heads of Voluntary National Organisations concerned with the welfare of women's luncheon which was held at Jamaica House last…
Peggy McLean wearing dress
"The ice-cool elegance of a Peggy McLean Dove Grey Quiana creation, worn with a matching long-sleeved cardigan, part of her New York show."
Peggy Welch and her son Clifford Facey
"Peggy Welch and her son Clifford Facey at break time in the Jaycees Saturday School at the Mandeville All-Age School last Saturday."
Peking's tallest building
"Peking's tallest building: The new wing of the Peking Hotel at the south end of Peking Hotel at the south end of Peking's People's Avenue (formerly Wan Pu-Chin Road). With 17 stories above the ground and three stories underground, the new building…
Pellerano, Arturo
Arturo Pellerano (Dominican Republic) during a game of golf.
Tags: Golf; Golfers - Dominican Republic
Pembroke Hall Community Centre
"The $1,000 community center, which is now being built by the Association to 58 Half Way Tree Road, Kingston, benefit both young and old members of the community."
Penelope Alexander and Happy Sutherland at Arnett Gardens Basic School
"Ice cream time: Penelope Alexander and Happy Sutherland of National Life helping the little ones of Arnett Gardens Basic School to ice-cream at a recent Christmas party for the tots. The treat was part of LICA's assistance to the Basic School during…
Pentecostal Gospel Church (Windward Road)
"I am thine oh Lord: A child sleeps at watch night service at Pentecostal Gospel Church along Windward Road, while older folks sang hymns and praise the Lord."
Penwood Seventh-Day Adventist Church
"The recent dedicated Penwood Seventh-day Adventist Church. Built on three acres of land, the Church was constructed at a cost of $75,000 and was complete debt- free."
