Newsletter October-November-2010

• Jacob Phillips shows off his trophies at the school annual prize-giving ceremony. He was the star performer at Munro College gaining 10 distinctions in the CSEC examinations.

• Caught on stage making a disclosure was the Hon. Daryl Vaz, Minister with responsibility for Information, Telecommunications and Special Projects.

The cameras caught a number of our patients brandishing their exuberant smiles for all to see.

• Kelly Nunes and Sara Misir were all smiles as they chilled by their steeds at the Caribbean Equestrian Association show jumping finals.
• Manager of Cari-Med, Geta Mae O’Sullivan smiled away while signing a contract for the supply of pharmaceuticals at the Jamaica Conference Centre.
• The gorgeous smile of Breanna Rae was captured at the World Travel Awards.
•  The fabulous Althea Sinclair posed  wearing a black dress suit. Again she was caught looking splendid in a gold dress that features a faux wrap top. Goodness! caught in fashion again, Althea was looking phenomenal wearing an Alex Evenings belted cocktail dress
  in plum, with a floral lace design and a crystal studded buckle.
• Vee and Richard Whitfield were all smiles in the company of the New British Honorary consul in the West.
• Danielle Vernon smiled brightly as she showed off her Danzi slings.
• Lorna Golding, wife of Prime Minister Bruce Golding, gave Edward Seaga a congratulatory kiss at the launch of his latest book.
• Senator Marlene Malahoo-Forte was out to enjoy the National Honours and Awards ceremony.
• Beverly Harris, owner of Xtras Boutique and Tahnida Nunes, Digicel Jamaica sponsorship and events manager were caught on camera during a discussion among organisers of “A Christmas Festival of Saving”.
• Present at the launch of  the Young Entrepreneurs Association of Jamaica (YEA) National Entrepreneurs was the  president, Stephen Spence.
• Dr. Leith Dunn director of the  UWI’s Institute for Gender and Development studies was featured stating that she was pleased with the impact the unit has been making.
• Group managing director, Patrick Hylton posed with the winners of the NCB Nation Builder Award.
• Lex Carribbean was pleased to announce the admission to partnership in its Jamaica Office of Sanya Young-Goffe as of October 19,  2010.

Note: Patients experiencing problems with movie vouchers
stamped twice- (January 2009 then crossed out & re-stamped January 2010)
should inform the cinema Personnel to call – Mr. Rhoden (Store
Manager-Palace Cinema) at 793-7847. Our apologies for any inconvenience
caused. However Palace Cineplex has informed us that they will accept
the movie vouchers.