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• COME HOMETO at (Ho·made). OUALITYBAKED ESTABLISHED 1834 PRODUCTS. Vol CLID No. 40 KINGSTON, JAMAICA, MONDAY, FEBRUAKY 16. 1987 PRICE $1.10 TWENTY-TWO PAGE$. Edna Manley laid. to. r:estl·�� �� Hailed as 'mother J Of today's Jamaica' AILED AS THE· "mother of today's Jamaica.,. HMrs. Edna Maney O.M. was buried yesterday after funeral rites marked by outpourings of music. poetry, scripture-reading and song ht'the Kingston Parish Church. Dellvertng the tribute. Prof. Rc:;x Nettleford described Mrs. Manley as "a daughter of Jamaica, a formidable fighter. a great and courageous artist who had a fantastic Intellect and who understood the artist's need to have total com� mand over Inner landscapes."

The Rev. Hugh Sherlock. In his sennon. said. "A Mother In Jamaica man Catholic Archbishop we of of carter.Kings­ -and might say. 'The Mother ton, the Most Rev. Samuel the Rev. today'sThe Jamaica' has fallen asleep.· Or. Hugh Sherlock; the Rev.of grandchildren of Mrs. Man­ Terrence CouncUB. Rose. president the Jamaica of Churches; ley took turns to read the lessons of the Rev. from the Scriptures and a grand­ Evans Bailey. chairman Della sang the Jamaica daughter-In-law. Manley. Methodist District and the Rev. Cyprian Dawes. the song. titled "Hymn: wrttten by Organist was Mr folk. singer. Janis tan. She was ac­ . Archie Dunk· ley. companied by Stephen Coore. In his tribute. Prof. Nettleford But perhaps the greatest tribute quoted the first lines of Wllllam of all was the attendance of a vast Blake's poem. "Tiger. Tiger bumtng throng of mourners. beaded by the right: which was a favourite of Governor-General. the Most Hon. Mrs. Manley. adding that ·wmtam Sir Flortzel Glasspole and Lady Blake would have been proud of one PROCESSION: The vast throng (Dowie photo) Glasspole.Seaga: Prime Minister and Mrs. of his brightest pupils. The Indomi­ walking up East Street toward National Heroee' Park to the final resting place for the Hon. Edna Manley, · Edward Lady Bustamante. table spirit yesterday. of theof Hon. Edna Man­ clergymen fromrepresen several denomina­ ley. O.M .. Fellow the Institute of tions; leading tatives from poUtJcal Jamaica, D. Lltt .. will-years bum b11ghtly the Island's two major par­ among us for many to come ues. artists. diplomats.mem beTsprofess ofion­ as a special gift from that Immortal tThey -a als. businessmen. the Hand and Eye.· ManleyFamlly l'Wed and plaln. ordinary He quoted a newspaper edttonaJborn' who the chureb and filed came to folk., get of which saJd "Mrs. Manley was • ... past the casket to a glimpse In England but she had a Jamaican � the artist. who <;aught1n the splrtt and family connection.· He said that mood of Jamaica her sculpture family connectionProf. was her Jamai­ mourn for a period spanning over sixty can mother. Nettleford then Mrs. • years. quoted Manley. who T said. flll 'When I came to Jamaica was THEY came from every class and Not only did they the church. • many creeds... from most profes­ but they crowded the churchyard, totally and absolutely Inspired.' sions... Indeed. from all walks of joStled each other for forward posi­ Don't forget my mother was Jamai­ can and I'd grown up wtth the roost Jamaican life to mourn the death of tions and lined the streets outstd,e nostalgic stories of Jamaica. and I'd the Hon. Edna Manley. and along the route. later followed by the walking funeral procession. just felt I'd come home.· Jamaica. They filled the c�thedralesque he said. was ·no adopted cradle" for (Continued on 3} Kingston Parish Church and over­ For the occasion.was the high altar Page of the church decorated with flowed Into the churchyard around artis­ bouquets of beautiful flowers, it. They lined the streets outside - tically arranged; and on one side of and blocked the entrances to South was Mrs. the altar mounted two of INSIDE TODAY Parade where the church stands. Manley'sMorning: masterpieces. "HorseAroused." of Famlly mourners were headed by the and "Negro Rural New 4,5 Dr. Douglas Both s ...... Pages sons. Manley and Mr. these works depict the mood Entertainment ...... 6 ...... Michael Manley and his wife, Mrs. Inprogress different periodstowards of the Island's Caribbean...... 7 ...... Beverley Manley: and grandchil­ ion pipesnationhood. TV guide ...... -.7 Sarah. Radio&: dren: Roy: Norman Jnr.. And. flankingwas the of the Eclitorial...... 8 church's organ another piece of Natasha. David. Rachel. and Jo­ Mrs. Foreign ...... 9 sculpt� by Manley._ "'The News seph. Sooiat ...... lO Angel: which she had presented to ...... Death Notices...... ! I Along with the Prime Minister. the church as a gift. other Ministers present were the Rt. was­ con Sports...... , ... l3,14 The ecumenical service ...... Hon Hugh Shearer. Minister of For­ Building ...... 16,17 ducted by the rector of the church...... eign Affairs Trade and Industry; Youth ...... l8 the Rev. CUnton McGhie. supported ...... Minister of Agriculture. the Hon. Or. Classified Ads . . 20,21 Rt.by the Lord BishopDeSouza: of Jamaica. the ...... Percival Broderick and Mrs. Brode­ Rev. Neville the--�======� Ro· rick; Minister of Justice and Attor­ ney General. Senator the Hon. Os­ Enjoy duty-freein-bond shopping at wald Harding and Mrs. Harding; the onlyexclusive Jewellers in Jamaica. In Minister of State for Information · the Office of the Prtme Minister. the Ho�. Mike Henry and Mrs. Henry: the Hon. J.A.G. Minister of Labour. Or. Smith:· Minister of Health. the Hon. Kenneth Baugh and Mrs. Baugh: Minister of State In the Min­ Istry of Foreign Affairs. ·Senator Jeannette Grant-Woodham and Mr. Woodham: Minister of State In the Mlnlstl'){ of Health. the Hon. Mr. Karl Samuda; Minister of Youth and Community Development. the Hon. Edmund Bartlett and Mrs. Bartlett: Minister of Construction. the Hon. Bruce Golding; Minister of Trans­ port and Public Utilities. the Hon. Minister of State Pearnel Charles:of In the Office the Prime Minister. Senator the Hon. Olivia Grange and Mr. Douglas Vaz and his son. Coun­ cillor Darrell Vaz: Chairman of the People's Nation­ al Party. Mr. P.J. Patt�rson headed party mourners: amongst them ln he here are characteristics that distin­ were Mr. Bobby Plckersgtll: Miss guisht e\:eryworld true of polo, t certain champion. •. Portia Simpson.: Mayor Ralph Those essential qualities that separate the best the rest. Brown and Mrs. Brown: other party Precision, skill timing. from and members and Mr. Lloyd Goodletgh Characteristics shared every Rolex Oyster ever of by made. the National Workers· Union: (Dowie photo) Little wonder then so leading sportsmen Constabulary Force's guard of hono�r �ng the flag-draped that many The of the Diplomatic RESTING PLACE: rely on the expertS to provide timing. Dean FINAL Jamaica National Heroes Park• Mrs. thdr immaculate at the approaches to the Manley Shrine at . Corps. Mr. Dmitri Musln. who Is . Manley A Oyster from Rolex jeweUe ·�· casket of M� Edna rman �at.ely Rolex a r. to Jamai­ s ed her husband, National Hero the Rt. Excelle.nt No Manley. lmm Soviet Union Ambassador was tnterr beside mem­ Manley . and others of the Manley famtly and ROLE X ca. and Mrs. Mustn headed ht are her younger son' Mr. Michael Manley the casket at ng bers of the Diplomatic Corps. behind Seaga. of Geneva ·Minister Edward Past artists. head­ Prime ed and practising by Malltca 'Kapo· Reynolds. were there to mourn the passing of their deaths in January In meet violent dedicated patron and colleague. 36 the the large body of members of body Kay Sulli­ 36 kllled five persons In Kingston. one uary when the of an unidenti­ artists· fraternity were persons were killed AT LEAS'f �ar:�ag� 1n Portland. one In St. James and fied man was found with gunshot van, Christopher Gonzales: Barry In In violent Incidents one In St. Elizabeth. Gunmen were wounds at Hog Hole district. West­ Watson and Watson: Osmond carr! Mrs. to reports four persons. moreland. Hope Brooks Gleaneraccording Star pers. said to have killed Watson: Cecil Baugh: and news pa e Including a woman. In Kingston Nine persons were stabbed to and David Boxer. supplled(PI by t,h Dc:rDfl� most of which were . and one In St. Ann. death - three In Kingston. three In Th< Roltx Cilroraorotttr Manley Centre C ) IS In 18cL Cold :..1111 Pmidmt broctltt 11.11A C()I1MONTEGO BAY: Casa Montego Shopping Centre; Half Hotel. last year. Gunmen one In Moor. th ndtng period Kingston, was shot and killed by a - two In St. Catherine and OCHO I S: Ocean Village Shopping Centre. for � a decr�e • In charge of arrangements dead five persons.1986. fifteenth gun Clarendon.(ColltlDaed Two men were beaten to R O PrOtOCO !�t security guard. The onPaCe 3) ROLEX funeral was the Director of ' January occurred Exquisite original Jewellery and Exclusive Agents in Jamaica DI­ of nine over an killing at the end of Jan· for and the Deputy shot d Mr. Roy White Barrett. The police reportedly rector,Mrs. Madge . LUB P ENTS M ING C SPACE DONATED BY _...... __,.,Ill JAMAICA DTOR Oss CAR I lACING WALK THISSUND AY, F EB. 22 at 10:00 am A&�h"'l£1l%EE A , · · A EST TES �OG caribr��---·� AUTO(F.:iA!MTUNITED �A day when PAGE THREE .ithe barriers Carl broke down Stone Poll IT WAS a day when the barriers broke down . Uterally. A day when Public concerned Jamaicans from about every strata threw off all restraint, each man wo and chUd surgtng man police relentl�ly to his violence prtvately concetved vantage-point. Each one Although th.e January firmer stand Insisting on getting his 1987 again.8t pO­ sight the Stone Poll confirmed licemen ol casket. Each one paytng who mistreat citi­ homage In his own that public confidence in zens. way to a woman Ufe the pollee fight against Echoing whose had touched theirs a sensitivity though ' crime has grown sharpened ericas they hardly knew lt. and that by the Am mostpc;»Ucemen are seen Watch Report e exten The National by and th ­ Heroes Park yester­ the public sive public debate the day afternoon was as doing a good on vtrtually be­ ere Is issues raised, 58% believe sieged. as thousands great concern oC people over that the pollee kill turned out to public pollee citizens Witness the burial of , pollee violence Mrs. EdnaManley, O.M. and pollee disrespect for citi Q�·What is your They came from all of llfe. ­ view of walks zens' rights. the pollee in Jamai­ from all over Jamaica and ca? Is the police doi other (60%) ng a parts of the world. The curious. the Sixtypercent of the good job in controlling Jamaican public saddened. the bereaved. The old, believe the crime? police Is doing good YES 0 the young. the babe 1n arms. From a jobof (6 %) NO (40%) 1984 QUESTION: the sophisticated to the "ragamuf­ crime. In only Is 5!% expressed the polk:e nn·. ofthe public showing enough respect for • fiahconfidencetina Although they had not that the pollee citizens'ri6lts? gone to YES tlte church, manywell were -dressed was doing a good job of (43%) NO (57%) occasion, crime fighting. QUESTION: Is tOrthe wfth the women In using the pollee �dlttonaJ mourning Fifty-seven percent (57%) toomuch force. colours of YES auauve. lavender, ofthe public believethat the (60%) NO (40%) black and whtte. QUESTION: men. especially pollee mistreats citizens Is the police The the older ones, by killing were bedecked disrespecting their rights. citizeQS unnecessari­ In their dark suits, ly? Three years ago 66% had white shirts and bow-ties. Some YES (58%) also had their expressedthat view. NO (42%) top-hat and cane and QUESTION: ressed 87% Are most of were d In tail-coats. With an A large of the public aura old-world tile policemen doing a good of charm cllngtng to believe that most �licemen job? them. are doing a goodjob. Their YES (87%) NO (13%) Though the rtot of colour and the concern and worry. there­ carnival atmosphere threatened to ,.... fore, relates to a minorityof the solemnity (Dowie to policemen who The January 1987 belle of the oca.sslon, HORSE OF Pho ) are seen as Stone Poll THE MORNING: Considered one her masterpieces this sculpture givingthe bad the hauntingly beautiful strains of was mounted at the altar forcea name. was carried out between Jan­ music of the Kingston Parish Churc:h, during official which came from the giant the funeral service for Edna Manley yesterday afternoon. Sixty percent (60%) feel uary 9th to 12th under the boxes Also mounted at the altar was too being 80Und broadcasting the cere­ another work, "Negro Aroused," which was symbolic of the progression to that much force Is supervision of political scien­ nationhood. used mony from the church, reminded In the background (at podium), the Rev. Hugh Sherlock delivers sermon. by policemen in appre­ tist Professor Carl Stone, c:YerYOne the 1979 that It was Indeed a cele­ hending suspects. In Ph.D C.D. The Stone Poll bration cele ra only 32% of the public held a b tion and covered 1,206 voters inter· thanksgtvtng for the that view. Concern over po­ Ufe of Mrs. viewed in 68 communities Edna Manley. Pockets of disorder at funeral lice violence is therefore in and some citizens all parishes across the island. Hours before the procession left growing A VAST throng joined In the final official mourn party that the Pollee High The estimated sample error ia the KJngston Parish church. there ing just a step ans were brought Into play. People feel journey of the Hon. Edna mman plus or minus 4%. was a sea of people tn the Manley, away, and no clear path anymore panicked and scrambled out of the Co d needs to take a Park, O.M.. from the Kingston Parish with many agUe youngsters and visible for them to follow the pall­ horses' path, running and shouting Church up East East Street and bearers. adults staktng out vantage points In wildly In hysteria. Into National Heroes Park. But at the surrounding Simultaneously more people were Mothers with young children cry­ tree-tops. Members some stages disorder marred the TOMORROW: Public view of amassing on other Ing from fright took off on the o(the Constabulary Force had their solemnity of the occasion. streets to greet trail and follow the procession. Tbou­ of the procession, screaming as jobscut out for them as they tned to The gathering had come out of sands of people. drawn from they were caught up In the crush. Local Government changes. contain the crowds behind the bar­ all respect and love.. some from Innate walks of Jamaican Stray objects such as an oddfoot rierS just outside the area near the llfe had earlier of curiosity, and sun some drawn by �un to line .the children '·s shoes. p'ens, han­ graveside. route of the fune­ annoupcement of the funeral. rafprocess ion. even while the serv­ kerchiefs and a felt hat were seen • rellas The array of umb made a Standing by the gates and just In­ Ice was In progress. when the crowds passed. Retired y Major among '�; C9}ourful canopy as many tned side the churchyard, they joined In to There was muffled excitement At East Street the harbingers keep off the br1lltant the singing and rites of the funeral rays of the running through the spectaq>rs as were heralding the approach of the arm evening sun. ln service unaaunted by the relentless · one near-disastrous they anxiously peered down East procession. MDem a come. unoo four killed over weekend moment. an over-eager cameraman rays of the sun. move outta dl wayl The excitement Queen Street watching for the proc­ A RETIRED army Major wasamong PIC said reports were that at almostfeU off his six-footstand, but The service ended and the bur­ grew. A frenzy started and throngs ession. four people killed violently over the about 4:30 p.m. Frazer and anoth• • of his t ­ nished bier beanng the casket was of people started to converge on the quickly grabbed the legs n Lines of people stJ:etc}led from weekend, the Pollee Information borne out of the courtyard of the street. er man were on the Bellevue com­ pod as hts camera wheeled In mld­ East Parade. curving onto East Centre said. Kingston Parish Church. The party At some point near the National pound gambling when a dispute atr. desperately close to disaster. Queen Street and up East Street. 78, developed between them and a stalwarts from the PNP would take Workers' Union headquarters.· the Major John St. Dennis, for­ 'I.he obviously shakened camera­ where It straightened up and thick­ merly of the Jamaica Defence Force knife was drawn. Frazer ran and her on a slow march to her Inter­ atmosphere was �In to political man rtghted himself, aided by his ened considerably for the last lap. and residing at Newcastle, St. An­ was chased and stabbed: He was , ment. fervour, with young men shouting colleagues. The transformation of the crowd drew, was shot and killed by gun­ pronounced dead at the KPH. The MLine, line, form 'line·. They soon � Excitement mounted as a few Then pandemonium broke loose. waiting by the church gate from men at his home early yesterday man fled the scene and Is being In a flash people climbed out of took over the organising of the satd ' people began arrtvtng from .the pious prayerfulness, to disorderli­ morning. Reports that at about sought by the Elletson Road pollee trees and from atop the church crowds. dodging Pollee batons and 1:20 ·church. First to arrive ness once th� service came to a a.m. three men, one armed who are Investigating. were mem­ gates and speaker boxes which had the horses hooves. to deafening wtth a gun and the others with bers of the People's National Party close, was stunning, for many who shouts of MPower!" addressing each been placed In the churchyard, and knives, broke and entered MaJor St. Denzil Beadle, 38, farmer of (�NP). who gave a handful of souve­ had climbed up onto the church other as Mcomrade". They took up from around the church corners. gates and the many speaker boxes Dennis' home, robbed him of ca�h Seven Comers district, St. Eliza­ qlr. bust-sized photographs of Mrs. with the singing of party songs. At the sight of Mr. Michael Man­ to catch a glimpse of those Inside, and jewellery after which he was beth, was killed In a motor vehicle na Mnaley nearbymembers A pregnant mother forced her shot and killed. The I to of ley, a stndent female woman's voice suddenly found themselves cast ag­ rish Town accident In �e parish Saturday the crowd. way between a metal crowd barrier pollee are lnvesugaung. These were gobbled up bawled out over the crowd, Mlm a round by fellow onlookers, and afternoon. Beadle was reported to eyi at the gates of the Park. exclaJmlng l car tA no time. The crowd could hardly cry. look deb, lm a cry!• nearly trampled by those In a hurry Samuel Pink, 46-year-old abour­ have been a passenger In a that she Mhave to see too. after me er of Francis Avenue. Buff Bay. being driven on a property at New cOntrol Itself and the pollee, who becam a major to join up with the party of mourn­ Crowd control e nub dead". People climbed off walls Portland, was pronounced dead at River district about 12:30 p.m. "ereadmirably restraJned. begged for ers. task the Pollee. The crowd was and tree-tops to be swept up In the the Buff Bay Hospital Saturday after when two of the car tyres blew out ' on (Contlnaecl Page 21) coming 1n from all sides, with the The walk began. Pollee equestri- crowds, movtng thickly up East being hit with a stone on the head and the car got out of control and man � Street. by a with whom he had a overturned, "killing him on the Skyjulce vendors and confectio­ dispute. Allegations are that at spot. l nary sellers lined the sidewalk just about 3 p.m. both men had a do­ ·�" Edna Manley laid to rest outside the gates. mestic dispute during which a ... .. The Pollee presence. though stone wa'> flung. hitting Samuels l (Contlnaeclfrom �e 1) ty of his own being.• constant, lf even cantankerous. dia­ strong was evidently Ineffectual, as on the head. He was pronounced • people removed crowd barriers each dead at the Annotto Bay Hospital. late arUst. natal Yet. he said, she was never the logue and not as zombies presided U)e MHer leg!Umacy The Buff Bay pollee have arrested In over by some Paramount Tin God time the Pollee replaced them. wf.as for real,· he said and went on self-Indulgent artist basking pro­ and charged 26-year-old Bentley who will brook no disagreement Throughout the march, the be­ t.Q add: verbial privileged despair. ·Nor did reaved family and mourners man­ Raymond of the same address wtth from the lowly subjects." :·u was typical of this daughter of she ever make the claim of havtng a aged to remain calm and unruffled, murder. aica that her ltfe-long commit­ hotltne to the Almighty and there­ lit his sermon. the Rev. Sherlock and reached the Park with the min­ Donald Frazer, 44, an inmate at not of this world. too ment should be to Jamaica for fore She was called Mrs. Manley, 'The Mother of Imum of harassment. Bellevue Hospital 1n Kingston, was whichJiun she struggled and to Its desU­ rooted 1n the objective realities of an today's Jamaica, 'and said It was stabbed to death on the hospital anguished people and their groping "fltUng that the State should recog­ a man '*' In the wider world which chal­ compound on Saturday by society, not to face the fact that a nize her contribution to the totality · wtth whom he had a dispute while lenged her art and her vtslon. This deal that goes by the name of ART of our national llfe In an official gambling. never just any old rock on New· airline was Is mediated by social reality.· service and fitting also that she be · which to kotch waiUng for ready burled near to her husband the late f\igbt to would-be greener pastures Continuing, he said she shared Rl- Excellent Norman Washington coming should the going get rough. As her husband's deep convtcUon that the Manley. National Hero.· spouse. friend and active partner of �e mass of the population are 36 violent Preceding the funeral service was here that other great patriot of the Rock. real people and (that) those who will on all funda­ a special musical tribute by the Norman Washington M�nley, she not unite wtth them Gleaner Western Bu- (Continueddeathsfrom Page ... 1) mental matters are the real aliens staff and students of the Jamaica barked on a journey which had reau death by citizens. Leighton Binns In the land.• The values of clvtllsa­ School of Music - a concert of tq be started and which she did was beaten to death by citizens who . culture rooted In the peo­ songs and Instrumental music. Fort Charles einstart with her cousins Alexander Uon and A NEW gateway to Ja- accused him of breaking into a gro- own experience Edna Manley sang RESTAURANT BUstamante and her own Norman ple's Jimmy Tucker, soloist. two malca was opened on Sat- eery shop at Mount Diablo. St. Ca- believed to be among those funda­ • songs and Ian Hlrd, a music stu- at the helm and wtth herself as a urday with the arrival at thertne. EnJOY the freshest seafood mental matters. dent, played a solo on the saxo- Swaby died In the vtry special kind of co-pilot bring­ the Donald Sangster Inter- Mr. Herman tn town Fillet of Snapper in phone, "Arioso• by Bach. Bull Savannah pollee lock-up, St. �� to the progress the precious gifts MShe united with the real people. . national Airport tn Monte- Elizabeth, after he was allegedly coconut mtlk. Shnmp and otsa nity. a sense of propriety. bal­ Beadsellers. marketwomen. work­ Well-known soprano and tutor at go Bay of a North W est beaten by a group of men. Including Lobster Vol-au-Vent. �ce and. Indeed. grace. But her ers on strike. Pukkumlna prophet, the Jamaica School of Music, Mrs. of mountain women. Alrltnes from two policemen. Seafood Crepe St. James dimtrlbuUon to that most magnlfl­ generations Pauline Forrest-Watson, sung Schu- flight Mem- The body of Thaddeus Edwards dtggtng the soil and the Vlbart Seaforth nt o( chapters In Jamaican histo­ labourers bert's •Ave Mana•. phis, Tennessee, USA. was found In Trelawny and the. are JUSt a few of our e and prophetic 'Negro Aroused' are all (base) sang the negro spiritual. was more than th •grace The non-stop flight. which body of Mance! Plummer was taken dehctous seafood tt which the newspaper among the works that speak to her "Swing Low Sweet Chariot". @3-clousness' . landed with 70 passengers, from a pit toilet In Holland, St. specialtttes. editorial.rY with the seeming but commitment.· During the service, the opening Elizabeth. with wounds all over. wtll arrive In Montego Bay 12. uptntended gender bias, attnbuted While reaching outward to new sentences were done by Catholic Christopher Gordon. died Open daily for Breakfast, twice weekly. on Tuesdays from Injuries he received after he role.· and tangible designs for social liv­ Archbishop of Kingston. the Most lunch and Dinner t.eher and Saturdays. had a fight wtth his 15-year-old self-government. self-man­ Carter and the Rev. 7 She was. he said, a formidable Ing - Rev. Samuel brother at their home In Clarendon. 7:00a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Mrs. of According to North West's fighter ·as only our women can be.­ agement and Independence. Mr. C. Evans Batley, chairman A 78-year-old woman. Miss Mary that none of this · director for ,LaUn America. Friday Spe ial w on the barricades Identifying Manley understood the Jamaica Methodist District. Ann Brown, was strangled at her c self-disci­ � striking workers. now on the could be possible without The first prayer was said by the Mr. Juan Sparhawk, the air- home In Queen HIU. St. Andrew. by � "She was to JAMAICAN BUFFET party campaign trail wtth a will to pline and self-control. Rector of the Church, the Rev. Fr. line Intends to Increase Its two men who lured her to her an entire nation as grilled verandah and grabbed the Win and among all ninety and nine play Mother to Clinton McGhie. flights to Jamaica this sum- For further information call: and anlmateur for a key which was tied to a stnng and not always In the shelter of the well as teacher First lesson. based on Isaiah mer and In the long run es- 922-0920-9. 213,215 and cultural The around her neck. They then robbed EJtt. fold. She was also a rebel. as N.W. vibrant artistic 61: 1-3. was read by Mrs. Manley's tabllsh Its own offices here. True. that movement the house of cash and jewellery. Manley often recalled. a true feml­ movement. grand-daughter, Sarah. while the North West's flights to Ja- Mr. Tyrone Davis of Long Road. determination to be creators In the plastic arts n.tst with the In produced second lesson. for which the text handled Portland. was killed whlle ne was sustained work In the per­ 1-8. malca are now being lfer own rtght what God chose to a-plenty. Revelation 4: was walking home one night. His killers Little Theatre came from by AJAS. J11ake her but with no desire to forming arts as In the voices bY a robbednlm of money and hit him In Friend read In contrasting In of which she was with a blunt Instrument. d(nasculate others whom God his Movement grandson, Norman Jnr. and grand- .. his face BEAT THE supporter and the Na­ =::::::::::::::::::::::::::����:_:���::_ �sdom also made. She was a skll­ and ardent daughter. Rachel. Psalms 23 -The .::_::::_::::.:=:..-i Stay with us until the Theatre Company of f\.11 polutcal activist. Intuitive and tional Dance Crlmond - was performed by the TRAFFIC HOUR a founding Patron. It rush is over W'lse - cautiously forceful In victo­ which she was congregation and the third lesson, the production of ry. defiantly resilient In defeat. She produced as well taken from St. John 14: 1-6 was the reality of also was a fantastic Intellect -So­ literature celebrating read by a grand-daughter, Natasha. experience In the quest for cfattc. tough and undiminished to our own Prayers were satd by the presi­ �\' and hope as VIc Reid so anish b t e very end (she once took on a redemption dent of ·the Jamaica Council of describes hts own famous English philosopher who passionately Churches and Methodist Minister. � � and as Edna Manley Intended �� Bar 0� was forced to take notice). Above work Dr. the Rev. Terrence Rose. Poetry edited the volumes of �MICHAEL THOMPSON aU. she was a great and courageous when she readings were as follows: MMy Coun­ artist who took risks Investing In Focaa.· try Grows· (H.D. Carberry) read by from FAME FM Guide and Inspirer Qle talents of the young from all Her work as Easton Lee; ·nawn• (M.G. Smith) of cre­ �alks of life. lnsUlled In a)} this outburst read by Erica Allen and "Litany• FRIDAY sense process. disci­ - • -she understood the artist's need ativity that of (George campbell) read by ·Easton 5:00 7:'30 p.m. application � have total command over Inner plined and sustained Lee. which a society In con­ landscapes. And a great many of wtt\lout The poem, "The Gate. • written by cannot truly devel­ ENJOY TWO DRINKS FOR THE her own works betray the dialogue scious growth Rachel Man­ · her grand-daughter, PRICE OF ONE COMPLIMENTARY wtth the Inner stirrings of her per­ op. ley-Cinman. was read by Leonie which $33.00 HORS-D"OEUVRES �mal world, working · from the •tt was these very qualities Forbes. William Blake's famous mountain retreat of · Nomdlml or facilitated her deep Involvement In poem "Tiger. Tiger• was read by the revolution of 1938 and daily 10:00 from the solitude of a studio on the social Rooney Chambers. Open a.hl.- fledgling Unl· cted journey to full Inde­ 2:00a.m. aJona campus of the the protra Mrs. Marilyn Bryce-McDonald The fact that we have '¢rstty of the West Indies.· pendence. sang •Amazing Grace· and the Na­ been able to withstand the : Recalling his own personal con­ since tional Chorale performed ·speed of change and development. tact wtth Manley. Prof. Nettle­ travails Journey. under the baton of Mrs. Administration and Your 1968. she could whichever the A special musical ford said MBack In have Maurice Gordon. • the mistakes we ..mte to �am me that ... deep In the whatever arrangement was done by the Uni­ made and continue to make. bearS lieart of It all, the artist knows that versity Singers, who sang "The Lord to the wisdom of Edna whether his art carrtes the burden testimony Is My Light and Salvation·. with her generation when df .. or just sheer tech­ Manley and Darcy Tulloch. They were a philosophy. to have us uve soloist, Is express­ they decided to fight The ar­ qtque ... tt ts himself he not on a accompanied by drummers. y In a civilised society and by NEW KINGSTON IN. And the load of reaponstbUtt to run a try not rangement was an adaptation a plantation. coun and 77 ICnutsford Boulevard, Kin,ston 5. Tel: (1109) 9�-654)0 t:tiat he carrtes to society. whether Noel Dexter. a bazaar live as- human beings in gtowtng or a dying one, Is the vaUdJ· . to National Library of Jamaica . . � .�·· THE DAILY GLEANER, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1987 PAGE TWENTY ONE

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Large quantities of Paw Paw required for processing, only matured - not ripe -fruits are needed · DIGNITARIES: At yesterday's funeral service for Mrs. Manley at the Seaga; Lady Glasspole, Kingston wife of the Governor General; Governor Parish Church, in the front w are from Contact: Mrs Evelyn, P.O. Box pe left: Deputy General, the Most Hon. Sir Florizel Glasspole. Immediately- behind Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Industry, the Governor General are His Worship, the Mayor of Kingston, 372 Kingston 10. Tel. the Rt. Hon. Hugh Shearer; Lady Bustamante; 92-39048 Mrs. Edward Seaga, Councillor Ralph Brown and Mrs. Brown. wife of the Prime Minister; Prime Minister the Rt. Hon. Edward A day when NOTICE TO RECYCLED the barriers broke down BOTTLE SUPPLIERS (Continuedfrom Page 3) the people to keep behind the bar· 0 and (5 rlers. bottles with our One of the first officials to arrive All pint (1 fl. ozs.)name halfFACHOY pint fl.FOODS ozs.) was Governor General. the Most LTO. marked on the bottom of the bottles Hon. Sir Florlzel Glasspole. and Lady Glasspole. The crowd cheered must be returned to us. We will pay you for and grew more uncontrollable. Soon these bottles which are owned by us, and are afterwards, a number of PNP con­ stituency representatives arrived, to be used for FACHOY saucers. Our truck along with other V!Ps In the politi­ will pick up. or cal and cultural spheres of the 0954-3507 country. Next to arrive. enveloped write to: Please phone In a band of body-guards, was Prime Minister Edward Seaga. And, as word of Mr. Manley's Imminent arrival got around, the crowd went wild. Many peope began jumping FACHOYP.O. BOXFOODS 155 L TO. the barriers. Babes were held aloft and children scampered past help­ Falmouth, Trelawny. less pollee officers. In one last. desperate attempt to Signed by Management. keep the crowd back and In order. .._------.. the pollee pushed a section of the barriers against the human wave ---. � ------which was forcing them apart. But the relentless forward movement by those at the back. forced two of the UNDERGROUND WATER CONTROL ACT Iron bars down. For a moment (Shaw photo) a stampede threatend. Those on the Extra Mural U iversit of the We t Indies paying 11 (1) (a) TRIBUTE: Professor Rex Nettleford, bead of � � � Inside showed fear. Many from be­ Ed na Manley , • M• at the Official Funeral servu:e an the Kmgston Pansh Church. Section tribute to the H on. 0 Stud�, hind the bars escaped to the Inside. An application has been first by trickles and then In a g�sh, received from Jeffery A. Edwards, Sunday Times Crossword so that any rehearsals for the 16 Coke Drive, Santa Cruz, St. Elizabeth for a licence to graveside rites were disrupted. drill a well at Cheapside, St. Elizabeth Solution to No. 3165 "Yu tink dem cyan block·mt up so Paragon; AcrOP: 1 Verglas; 5 9 long? Yu musa mad!" one Irate, Permission is also sought, under the licence, for Ousting; 11 Sound Nobbily; 10 mourner asserted. the abstraction from the well of Investment; 12 Nodose; 14 Idol­ 270,000 Imperial A human chain of PNP grass­ lses; 1 7 Redrafts; Adonis; 21 Gallons per day. roots supporters formed Itself from First Impression; 24 Lucerne; 25 . the East Street end of the Park, and Express; 26 Spondee; 27 Dlla�es . A plan along the walk-way to the grave. showing the location of the proposed site Venison; 2 Rebounded; Dowu: 1 However. they did not quite make It may be seen at Morningside Laird; Saying; 5 Proceeds; 6 P.O., St. Elizabeth. 3 4 to the graveside as a few broken Resettled; Guide; 8 Negates; 13 7 links developed. As the people Shattered; Sentiment; 16 Objections to the grant of this licence may 15 surged on to the mound of dirt along be sent Stampede; Raffles; 19 SI­ 17 the graveside, offlciatlng Minister. to the Secretary, Underground Water Authority, nuses; Frtend; Recto; 23 20 22 the Rt. Rev. Neville DeSouza, Sepal P.O., Box 91, Kingston before Friday, March begged them to be careful and 7, 20, Solution warned of the "horrible disaster" 1987. Yesterday's Easy that could happen If they persisted ACROSS' 9. Cogitate. 10. Tor. In trying to get closer. PARRIS. A. LYEW·AYEE II. Enamel. 12. Truism. 13. Amidst the disorder, noise. polltl· CHAIRMAN Oversee. 14. Nail. 15. Aggres­ cal ribaldry and holiday spirit. the sive. 17. Fetching. 18. Compute. UNDERGROUND WATER AUTHORITY grave-side rites went on, with over ______19. Opal. 21. Escort. 24. Sus­ .._ beautifully designed floral ar- _. pended sentence. 27. Delete. 29. 20 Frag­ rangements being laid at the grave. Even. 30. Wavered. 33. Clue. ment. 35. Capitulate. 36. Despite the human mass and • . . .--- - 37. Torment. 38. Report 40. chaos. there were poignant mo- -:�:"::�:-'::":":':":�::;'�:':';:;:"--- •Tend Emigrate. --- -- , er. 41. Um. 42. ments ·when some tried to show NOTICESUIT NO. OF D.PROCEEDINGS DOWN 1. Courageous. 2. some respect and demand some . Demonic. Mini 3. Marmoset. 4. semblance of respect from others In IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE1986/B.06J OF JAMAICA - 7· IN DIVORCE 5. Crestfallen. 6. Resentment. recognition of a lady who had given Launch. 8. Beginner. 10. There. (Shaw.photo) so much to so many. Con­ PERtiVll MORIW lOWEll 16. Riposte. 20. Padre. 22. · Manley Cinman rand-daughter d N. Mrs. Rachel . , g � was burled. KATliLE£11 LOUISE lOWEll ceal. Adventurous. 25. El­ SECOND LESSO r«:adang. She beside her hu&· 23. Jnr• grandson of the Hon. Edna Manley eme Electorate. 28. Mr. Norman ManI e y band In the Manley Shrine. at ap­ ntary. 26. , m Revelations 4: 1·8 at the servace an the 10: UTIIHIIIJOWBI lesson tak en fro proximately slx o'clock. Enrolled. 31. Asteroid. 32. the second • •..,Pr-. Spo Clean. Parish Ch. u�r�ch· ���� tted. 34. Gree<:!Y· 35. Kingston .....,...., 39. Part. � ���!:t 0 St.-.s. TAitt NOTICE that a Petitioo for diooolutioo of Marriar by PEilCIVAL MODESTY G NOilMAN BOWE"!, of Anebovy in the pariah of Saint Jamu bu beeo ftled In tbio HoDOurable Court encloaed with a Notice to you to enter a11 Appearuce .BLAISE iu or by your Attomey·at·Law at the ReJiotry of S�pre me �urt, either person the . K..inl Street, Kinrton, Jamaica within Thirty (30) day• after the pubhcatton ao tlll• Newupapcr and to file au1wer to the charges thuein and In default of your 10 doio1 the �rt will hear the evidence and pronounce Jud&e�ent your ab.ence ootwlthatancling. (Ssd-) K. P. Noaworthy REGISTRAR

NOT£: It requeoted that attention may be drawn to �i• Notice by anyooe io . knowing the whereabouu of the person to whom at •• a�druoed. Filed by NANCY M. ANDERSON, in care of the K..ingoton Le&al Aid Clinic Ltd., 131 Tower Street, Kinrton. Attorney for and on behalf of the aboveo.amed Petitioner, town a1ent for T.N. Ruddock of Mont o . � Oranr Street, MonttJO Bay an the �nob Bay Lep1 Aid Clinic ltd., 17 . of Saint Jameo, Attorney-at•Law for and on �hal� of the PetJtaooer herein whoee addreao for .e"ice io that of b11 aaui Attorney·at·Law Town Aaent.

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