Long service recognised
Sports
August 27, 2010

Long service recognised

Philbert Palmer (right), a former national tennis player, receives a plague from Jamaica Pegasus general manager Eldon Bremner in recognition for the former’s 25 years of service to the tennis programme of the hotel. The presentation took place at the hotel’s New Kingston property at the conclusion of this year’s edition of the long-running summer tennis programme yesterday. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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