BE THE CHANGE

NCB Foundation launched its 'Be the Change' initiative with a video at Fiction Nightclub on Friday, June 5. Both Digicel Rising Stars' Cameal Davis and former Miss Jamaica World, Yendi Phillipps volunteered their time to participate in the public service announcement.

A JOB WELL DONE

Just imagine six women giving more than a total of 250 years of service to their church and community! They were honoured at a service of thanksgiving and appreciation by The Rt Reverend Harold Daniel, Bishop Suffragan of Mandeville and the congregation of St Luke's Church, Sanguinetti, Clarendon, on Sunday.

HEDONISM'S HOT HUNKS

Ace New York photographer/promoter Dave Rodney leaves the island today after being here for the Ultimate Man of Hedonism competition in the western end of the island on Saturday. Check out the talent!

Staff and guests pose poolside on Sunday morning after Ultimate Man of Hedonism 2009 (from left): Andre Brady; Nyah Chung, resort entertainment coordinator and Miss 151 Reggae Red Hot 2009; Abraham Salmon, second runner-up; Ahmed Rhodes from New York City, winner, Ultimate Man of Hedonism 2009; Genille Guthrie, resort entertainment coordinator; Patrick Coleman, Jamaican-born competitor from Atlanta; Shenetta Sapp, model and event MC; and Brian Tillman competitor from New York City. - Contributed

From left: Daphne Wray, Pearline Freckleton, Averil Lewis and Pearline Sandford, proudly display their plaques following the service of thanksgiving and appreciation for more than 250 years of outstanding service to St Luke's Church, Sanguinetti, Clarendon, on Sunday. Also honoured were Inez Delores Martin, Hilda Cross and Bethsaida Hamm. - photo by Barbara Ellington/Lifestyle Editor

NCB Foundation video launch organisers, Tishan Lee (front left) and Bridgette Rhoden. Behind them is Natalie Peterson. The lovely women were at the video launch at the Fiction Nightclub last Friday. - Colin Hamilton/Freelance Photographer

Empress Mullings (left) and Natalie Parbosingh watch the video production at the NCB Foundation video launch at the Fiction Nightclub. - Colin Hamilton/Freelance Photographer

Oh, to be a fly on the shoulders of Director of Public Prosecutions Paula Llewellyn and Police Commissioner Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin, so we could hear what's so intense. They were at the farewell reception for United States Charge'd Affaires and Janet Heg at Hyperion Avenue, Jacks Hill, on Saturday night. - Winston Sill / Freelance Photographer