News

October 30, 2008
A youth drama group based in the North East of England at King James I Community Arts College, Bishop Auckland Theatre Hooligans (B.A.T.H.) were back from England, their second visit this year.
They came to see our Saturday marching band practise which they missed the last time.
After the practise they donated the club with some football tops.

>>see photos of their visit

October 30, 2008
"POP QUIZ COMPETITION" took place on Thursday night, October 30. This is a new annual event which started last year, sponsored by the family of Ratimir "PAPA" Pavlovic (former Director, chief promoter and football coach of the club).
Since this competition is to honour and keep the legacy of one of our greatest past director Gladston 'POP' Lawrence, the quiz focused on 3 subjects.
"POP", "The Club", and "Montego Bay".

Harrison House won. But due to the protests from other houses for judging procedure, trophy and cake were presented to Harrison House the following day.

>>see photos of competition"

September 12, 2008
A parcel filled with key-rings reached the club on September 12th. It was from one of Jones House O.B. Barrington 'Barry' Douglas who now resides in England.

Due to postal reasons, it somehow took 5 months (!!) to reach the club. But we have received them, and those key-rings are very nice!
Thank you very much Barry!!!

September 4, 2008
Computer Class for 2008: First term ended in August and 3 students (Ryheem Cole, Renece Smith, Glenroy Williams) were awarded with cash prize of J$1,000 for the most oustanding students for the term.

For the past 3 years, computer class has been kept every Saturday by a PEACE BOAT volunteer worker, Ms. Kumiko Terai.
Second term has started in September and now we have 3 classes a week. Thanks to our new additional teacher, Maurice 'Sarge/ Buhn' Smith (Harrison House O.B.), who has returned from U.S. recently. Students are thrilled to have additional classes which give them opportunity to learn more about computer skills. He is also helping children with homework.

>>see photos

August 8-18, 2008
Cayman 2008 was a very thrilling experience as it was the first time going overseas for all of the members; it was also a very successful trip as we accomplished all that we had set out to do.
The trip was planned to accompany forty-five band members and five senior/past members as chaperones, however some of the band members did not receive their passport in time and sadly had to miss the trip. The trip was for ten days from August 8-18.

During our visit we attended seven churches in which we played before or after and during the service. On the 13th the band performed in front of the Cayman port where there were 4 cruise ships docked, the band performing caught most if not all of the tourists eyes and ears they all came and listened to our melodious music and our precise steps, Afterwards the band marched around Georges Town where we stopped and performed at a monumental fountain.
The following Saturday the band played a football match against a team mainly build up of players aging from 19-29 yrs. The club won the game 3 goals to 1 thanks to goals from Nikoy Wallace (Trumpet) with the equalizer, Sheldon Lyle (Drummer) with leader and Fabian Gifford (Drum Major) with the icing.

The band was the main event wherever we went and the Caymanians loved us.
We the members of the marching Band would like to say thanks to the club in general and to all who helped to acquire funds for funding this trip.

By F.G.

>>see photos of Grand Cayman trip"

July 14, 2008
A youth drama group based in the North East of England at King James I Community Arts College, Bishop Auckland Theatre Hooligans (B.A.T.H.) visited the club on Monday July 14th.
The group was in Jamaica for one week, and each of the young people had their own specific focus during their stay that will feed into an overall story to produce a main documentary video. This documentary will be used in schools, colleges and agencies around the UK to look at cultural differences and expectations.

Some of our members have been in touch with the group since beginning of the year by emails, so it was very nice to finally meet them in person.
The BATH group will launch the video at an exhibition next year and some members from the club are invited to attend the exhibition which will be held in Durham, England.

>>see photos of their visit"

April 29, 2008
If you visited the club last year, you must have seen those wooden lockers with the doors wide open.
Why open? ... Because termites have eaten all the goodies in the wood and made it impossible to fix the door hinge for it to hold the door closed.
But with the help of Tank-Weld Metals, the club has a strong, long-lasting locker now!

Thanks to our sponsor Tank-Weld Metals for providing all the materials for the new locker.
Steel work was done by "Second" assisted by clubbites.
With club's signature colour, black & white with checker design, our new steel-metal locker is looking strong, and will be used for decades to come.

>>see photos of "before and after"

April 5, 2008
Motivation can go a far way...
The idea had struck Mr. Earle for sometime now, and it is now on the road. The Marching Band Member of the Month Award is awarded to a member each month to the most well behaved band member during and off parade. The selection is made by Mr. Earle with the help of the officers in the marching band. The awardee receives a certificate along with cash total of J$1,000, sponsored by the board members.

The first to receive this award (February 2008) was Garnett Grigg.
This will go on every month and at the end of the year, The Marching Band Member of the Year will be chosen.

>>see photos of The Marching Band Members of The Month

April, 2008
Club Members now have IDs!
After all these years, the children can identify themselves as a member of the Montego Bay Boys & Girls Club. There were times when the club members were stopped by the police on their way home, and questioned what they were doing on the road late at night. Now they have something to prove who they are.

Great job to computer class students who have designed and made those IDs. They really are looking great!

IDs also available for senior Members of Montego Bay Boys & Girls Club.
Please contact us for details.(**Registration fee applies)

April 5, 2008
The club is planning a trip to The Cayman Islands in August and we need sponsorship!

Our aim is to raise enough money for 35 current members to go on this trip which is approximately total amount of J$875,000 (@J$25,000 x 35 members). We have raised J$9,000 so far from "Grand Fish Fry", and are scheduled to have more fund-raising events such as "March-a-thon", and "Labour Day Fun Day & Concert".

The Marching Band used to travel abroad in the 70's and '80s and for those old boys and girls who traveled during that time know how much difference those trips made in their lives.
This trip will inspire this generation of clubbites and will enlighten their lives by giving exposure to a different environment and experiences.
The club would like to give them this trip as an incentive for their hard work, since they are the main source for the club to carry on.

We do appreciate any support possible. We accept almost any kind of payment including online payment.
Just give us a call or send us an email for any further inquiries you may have.

Contact by phone: (876) 952-5857 (*** ask for Mr. Earle)
Contact by email: contact@mbbgc.org


Thank you!!!

March 24, 2008
Yes, it's Easter! And "Easter Trip", the long standing tradition still goes on!
The club members went to The Dunn's River Falls on Easter Monday and had a great time soaking themselves in a pure cold water.

Back in the 70s, the club members usually spent the day at the Puerto Seco Beach as this beach was the hip spot in those days on an Easter Day. But after a long spell, members decided that it was time for a change. In 1998 another location was drafted and the new destination was "The Dunn’s River Falls".

>>see photos of Easter Trip 2008

March 14, 2008
"A Grand Fish Fry" took place at lunch time on March 14th. It was organized by Mr. Earle and some senior members of the club to raise money for Marching Band's "Cayman Island Trip" which is scheduled in August.
It was a success and we raised total amount of J$9,000.
Thank you very much for coming and giving us support, and we do apologize to those who came after the food was sold out...

>>see photos

February 2, 2008
Gladston "POP" Lawrence's 1st Memorial Service took place at St. James Parish Church on Saturday, February 2.

We miss him so very much that somehow it feels like a long time ago when we all used to see him on his stool by the front door.

POP, We still love you so much and you will always be in our hearts, always...

>>see photos of the Memorial Service

Jan 17&24, 2008
Professor Judith E. Grimes and her students from Elmhurst College were back again for their annual visit to Jamaica. They visited the club on January 17th & 24th for exchange activities. They have performed beautiful music which we all could listen forever!!
They donated 19 pieces of musical instruments and school supplies. Big thanks to Professor Grimes & Elmhurst College for their continuous support!!!

>>see photos of their visit

Dec 22, 2007
The biggest event of year, Christmas Dinner & Prize Giving Night took place on Saturday, December 22nd. The night was well organized, and food tasted great!... everyone seemed to have enjoyed night.
We also had a surprise visit. Sean O'Donnell, PAPA Pavlovic's Grandson, came all the way from Montreal, Canada. He presented some trophies to the children which added a little spice to the award ceremony.
Most prestigious and outstanding award of the night went to the following children this year:

Under 12 Girl of 2007: Geraldine Malcolm
Under 12 Boy of 2007: Ryheem Cole
Teen Girl of 2007: Renece Smith
Teen Boy of 2007: Merrick Kilbourne

The entertainment for the night was great!
Big up to all clubbites and friends who arranged and practiced for the night especially to Deen Stevens (Singer), Bucket (Bass) and Courtney (Keyboard) for their great performance and their support. RESPECT!!!

>>see photos

Jan 1, 2008
Thanks to all who has been supporting the club over the years.

In April 2006, Website Team has created "Support The Club" page.
We have had some request and we think it is our duty that we report all donation made or reported to Website Team clear to public.
The report will reflect donations collected from January 1, 2007, and only reflects donations made to and/or reported through Website Team.

We should have done this from the beginning. But hey! Better late than never...!
We look forward for your continuous support for 2008!!!

*** You can also view the report on "Support The Club" page at anytime.

>>see report

Nov 10, 2007
National Marching Band Competition was held at Buckfield Playing Ground in Ocho Rios.
It was a part of “Youth Month 2007” organized by Ministry of Information Culture Youth & Sports, in an effort to promote diversity and alternative methods of engaging young people in positive activities.

Our marching band gave an excellent performance on the 1st round. The performance was very solid and tight, with energy, high skills and creativity. The crowd responded the most and there was no doubt that our marching band was the best on the 1st round performance.

On the Semi-Final round, although not as responsive as the 1st round, our marching band performed well with some creativity. However, the way the performance ended raised some judges’ eyebrows.

“Instrument is a part of you. You must handle it with love and care.”

These are the words instructors (who happened to be the judges for the competition) were emphasizing at the workshops which took place earlier that day, on how we should care our instruments.
Unfortunately, throwing away the drum sticks on the ground as a part of the performance was not a good idea after all.
Well lesson learned!! We all believe that our marching band will deliver a great performance next year!!!

As for the result, Tivoli Garden Marching Band from Kingston won the competition whose performance was full of energy and creativity throughout the whole competition. 2nd place was Rising Star Marching Band from St. Thomas, and Farm Heights Marching Band from Montego Bay placed 3rd.

>> Click here to view 1st Round Performance

>> Click here to view Semi Final Performance

November 7, 2007
It has been almost 2 years since our official website, www.mbbgc.org was launched back in December 2005. Thanks to Peace Boat, Sunholiday, and Mr&Ms Records for putting our history together on a website which made possible for all the people around the world to know about Montego Bay Boys & Girls Club.
As you might have noticed, we have a new sponsor, Ralston "Stamma" Haughton, an old boy of the club and well known as a musician/music composer, artist. Please check Stamma's website for more info.

Once again, the club would like to thank Peace Boat and Sunholiday for their sponsorship for the past 2 years.
And big hugs(!) to Mr&Ms Records for their continuous support!!!

National Hero's Day, October 15 2007
Twelve Jamaicans who have contributed to sport, its development and administration in the country, were among the almost 200 persons who received National Honours and Awards from Governor General Professor Kenneth Hall at the annual Heroes' Day ceremony held at the National Indoor Sports Centre.

Leading the group was world-renowned cricket umpire Steve Bucknor, who is on the International Cricket Council's (ICC) panel of elite umpires and stood in a record fifth ICC Cricket World Cup final in April. Bucknor received the Order of Jamaica, the fourth highest order for outstanding service in the field of sports. The 61-year-old was a FIFA football referee for nearly 20 years before turning to cricket in 1992.
"It is good to be recognised by a country in the work that I do and whether or not I deserve it, the recognition is always good and it's exciting and I'm very, very happy," Bucknor told the Observer shortly after yesterday's function which was shifted from its usual venue at King's House because of heavy rains which have affected the island recently.

top photo: Governor General Professor Kenneth Hall (left) presents Steve Bucknor, ICC elite umpire with his award, Order of Jamaica, at National Honours and Awards Ceremony at the National Indoor Sports Centre.

bottom photo: The seven recipients of the Order of Jamaica take time out to seal the moment together after the National Honours and Awards Ceremony at the National Indoor Sports Centre in Kingston. From left cricket umpire; Steve Bucknor; retired politician and director of the Mavis Bank Coffee Factory; Keble Munn; head of the Jamaica Evangelistic Association, Bishop Herro Blair; Electoral Commission member, Dorothy Pine-McLarty; banker William 'Bill' Clarke, Auditor-General Adrian Strachan and Professor Edwin Jones (in front).

** courtesy of Cornwall College Website (Photos by Michael Gordon)

August 15, 2007
Yes, they are back again! Our Japanese friends "PEACE BOAT" docked at Montego Bay Freeport on Wednesday August 15th with almost 1,000 Passengers. A group of about 40 Japanese, and some people who are from Global Kids Program (U.S.A.) visited the club.
Club children started off by introducing Club's famous "Japanese Relay" and "Dog & Bone". And then Peace Boat introduced their Japanese culture such as Kimono, which girls enjoyed very much, and some craft.
The Highlight of their visit was to do some painting on the walls of ongoing Joint Project "Computer Room". First plan was to do 2 small walls, but the children got so creative that they ended up drawing quite a wide space of walls.
It is always a great experience for all the children, and we look forward for their visit again in the near future.

>>see photos

August 3, 2007
Happy birthday to our club!!! It is our 65th birthday and the club is having a series of celebration.

July 26th (THU) Official Launch at Sunset Beach Resort & Spa
July 28th (SAT) Choirs in Praise at the club
July 29th (SUN) 65th Anniversary Church Service at St.James Parish Church
August 3rd (FRI) 65th Birthday!! Opening day at the club featuring displays by Clubbites
August 4th (SAT) All day fun day at the club, featuring football, Netball, Basketball, dominoes and whole lot of fun fames.

Oh! By the way, we haven't finished yet, you know!?
There will be a grand fund raising banquet on September 29th. It was rescheduled from August 18th due to the general election.
So make sure to mark this date on your calendar, and book the flight to come home for those living abroad.
SEE YOU ALL AT THE BANQUET!!! (^0^)/...

>>see photos

August 2, 2007
1st Annual "POP QUIZ COMPETITION" was held on the night before club's 65th birthday, and also the night before the birthday of our late leader Gladston "POP" Lawrence.

It all started from Mr. Earle's wish.
"All the past directors have their names on the Houses, and the names will be passed on. So I want something, like an annual competition that carries POP's name, so his name will be passed on to many generations to come." We contacted the family of "PAPA" Pavlovic, the most influential director in POP's club life, for the event's sponsorship.
The response was so quick, the answer was...
"Yes! We will be more than happy to sponsor the annual event."

Some Houses studied very hard, and some Houses could have studied more (smile)...
Harrison House had the most enthusiastic members who lead them to be the first winner of the newest annual event. They received a big trophy and a delicious cake which was presented by POP's son. Second place was Jones House, who also received a cake for the prize.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank the family of "PAPA" Pavlovic for their support in this event.

>>see photos

April 7 & 12, 2007
Sports Day event was held at Herbert Morrison Technical High School ground on Saturday April 7th, and the following Thursday April 12th at the club.
The winning houses were Delisser House for boys, and McAdam House for girls.

>>see photos

AND THE BEAT GOES ON...
April, 2007
Jamaica National Building Society, through its Advisory Council and community out reach programme, on Monday, April 2, 2007 visited the club-house of the Montego Bay Boys and Girls Club and presented them with musical instruments valued at $105,000 in an effort to enhance the marching band's outfit.
Here, staff members of Jamaica National who are flanked by members of the Montego Bay Boys and Girls Club display the new instruments.
From left are: L/Cpl. Merrick Kilbourne, Sgt. Kirkland Sterling, Claudian Fraser (Customer Service Representative), Shernette Callam (Branch Manager), Trumpeter Nickoy Wallace, Terry Ann Reid (Council member), and L/Cpl. Diane Smith

By Phillip Green on Western Mirror >>>view article

Dec 23, 2006
"Christmas Dinner & Prize Giving Night" was held on Saturday December 23 at the Clubhouse.
Everyone was welcomed by a big new banner saying "Montego Bay Boys & Girl's Club Welcomes you to our Annual Christmas Dinner". There was also a sound system gBlack Pearl Soundh owned by Lala (Agate H.O.B.).

The menu of the night was Curried Goat, Jerked Chicken, Fried Chicken, Escovitch Fish, Rice & Peas, Plain Rice, Mashed Potato, Tossed Salad, Corn Salad, Potato Fries with Drinks like Cool Aid and Fruit Punch.

Dodo (Harrison H. O.B.), Pouse (Harrison H. O.B.), Big Hulk (Delisser H. O.B.) and Sonny (Agate H. O.B.) were the chefs in charge. They started the preparation from the day before so that they would have enough food to serve about 350 persons.

The main event of the night was the prize giving. A lot of trophies, cakes, and incentives were handed to the club members who worked so hard for their prizes. It was clear that those prizes made the children so proud of themselves and gave them a motivation to work harder the following year.

Special thanks for the following contributions:
** Big Banner from Steve Forrester
** Christmas tree, trophies, miscellaneous goods from Willo (Agate H. O.B.) & Keith (Harrison H. O.B.)

>>see photos

Dec 23, 2006
Every year before Christmas, the club receives barrels containing full of goods, food, and trophies.
Trevor "Willo" Wilson (Agate H. O.B.) and Keith Young (Harrison H. O.B.) are the ones who have been sending those barrels for the club's annual Christmas Dinner & Prize Giving for the last 15 years.
"It is the generosity we have received from all of the people, especially 'PAPA' Pavlovic, POP & Mr. Earle. They have given up so much for nothing, just to help the club. This is the least we can do to show our appreciation. It is a Christmas gift from us." says Willo and Keith.

"We will continue to do our best we can. Thanks to the club's website! It made a lot of us get back in touch with each other who we haven't heard for 20 years! Our objective is to see club huge complex, so it can hold more children and have better club facility. We want the children to stay out of street, be good citizen, and disciplined. The club makes us feel home and of-course looking forward to be here for the next Christmas too!" says Willo.

The club salute to their continuous support, and would like to say a big thanks!

January 29, 2007
Our "FATHER", a great leader, Gladston 'POP' Lawrence passed away at the club on Monday January 29, 2007. He went in peace at his regular spot where he always sat by the front door of the club. "Will be sadly missed by ALL OF US..."

January 06, 2007
An article about the treat at Montego Bay Boys & Girls club written by Joel Lawson.

>>read article

- January 2, 2007 -
In July 2005, Peace Boat and Sunholiday Travel & Tours Ltd. got together and formed a Joint Project by organizing a Charity Reggae Event "Sun Bash" to raise funds for the community of Montego Bay.
Who got the first opportunity!? Well, Montego Bay Boys & Girls Club was the first fortunate one to be chosen to receive this benefit.

After having 3 Charity Reggae Events performed by Montego Bay's finest artistes like E.T.Webster, Djani, Audley Scott, and T. FRENZ, the fund reached J$1,000,000 which enabled to start the Project with 3 objectives for the club.

1) Establish ADSL internet connection
2) Create website for the club
3) Build extension and set-up computer rooms for IT education

In September 2005, ADSL internet connection was setup, and website was launched in December 2005. The project is now in the 3rd phase which is to build extension to setup computer rooms. Construction is going well so far. A lot of work to be done still but we know we will complete it one day, and that day will be pretty soon tooc

>>see photos of construction site

December 21, 2006
O'Donnell family, the grandchildren of Papa & Branka Pavlovic visited Jamaica and the main purpose of their visit was to fulfill the wishes of their grandparents of one day returning to Jamaica they loved so much. It was to organize a private ceremony in Papa & Branka's honour, and rest their ashes in the waters of Jamaica.
During their stay, they visited the club with some surprises.
They brought nice reprinted pictures that were taken back in 1960fs. Jennifer (Papa's granddaughter) went downtown and walked in to a shop to get photos reprinted to a larger size for the club. The amazing thing was the man at the shop happened to be the cameraman who took those photos back in the 1960s. It was like Papa gave them a surprise too.
The family also made a donation of CA$5,000. This will be used to fix 'PAPA' Music Hall which received a major damage from Hurricane Ivan in 2004.

'Papa' was one of the most influential directors the Club had. His spirit is still alive today, and it will continue to live inside our soul. So Papa! Make sure you keep on watching us from "UP THERE"!!!

>>see photos of 'PaPa'

>>see photos of their visit

November 28, 2006
On the suggestion of His Worship the Mayor Councillor Noel Donaldson, the St. James Parish Council at its Regular Monthly Meeting held on November 9, 2006, approved of a donation of J$100,000 being granted to the Montego Bay Boys & Girls Club to assist with its activities.
The Council recognizes that the organization has been in operation for many years and has impacted positively on numerous lives since its inception.

Well, it is so nice not only to receive donation, but to be recognized for club's possitive impact on so many lives over the years! Nuff respect to Pop, Mr. Earle, and all the past directors!!!

December 21, 2006
Yes! It's that season again!!
'Christmas Carol Singing Competition' was held at the club on Thursday night.
Young House delivered another energetic and creative performance, and for Jones House, despite of only 4 participants they all did their best.
The judge (Carl 'Slouchy' Mathews) announced the winning song of 2006, and it went to "Silver Bell" by McAdam House. He commented that McAdam did a very good job putting creativity on their chorus, formation and performance.
Unfortunately last year's winner Agate House did not win this year but they surprised the crowd by taking off their shirts just before the competition began revealing their 'hand-made Agate House T-shirt'.

>>see photos

December 21, 2006
Dr. Horace Chung, Deputy Leader of JLP (Jamaica Labour Party) was on a walk and visited the club last year. He was willing to help children and inner city community.
He realized that the club was in need for new instrument for Marching Band, and he promised to donate some instrument to the club.
He kept his promise and today we have received 1 bass drum, 4 side drums, and 1 tenor drum, all brand new !!! Children were very excited to receive them. Thank you so much!!!

December 6, 2006
Every end of the year, the club receives barrels from our old boys Trevor E. 'Willo' Wilson (Agate House) and Keith Young (Harrison House). Those barrels arrived at the club yesterday that contained so many things needed for the Christmas Dinner and also trophies for the Prize Giving Night which all children are looking forward to.
We will do an interview on "Christmas Barrel story" soon, so check us back!

November, 2006
It was only 5 months ago when a 14 year old active clubbite named Jeffery 'PICKY' Wright was diagnosed with a brain tumour and urgently needed desperate help financially and spiritually for a brain surgery.>>read update

November 09, 2006
An article about the club written by David Ellis.

>>read article

September 25, 2006
A group of Japanese from PEACE BOAT visited MBBGC on Monday September 25. The club introduced games that we always play like Dog & Bone, and relay. In exchange, the Japanese introduced their culture, Japanese Calligraphy and Japanese traditional costume, Yukata.

>>see photos

June 20, 2006
A 14 year old clubbite named Jeffery 'PICKY' Wright has been diagnosed with a brain tumour and urgently needs a brain surgery because the tumour is growing rapidly. He desperately needs your help financially and spiritually. Your assist in any way is greatly appreciated.

>>more details on Jeffery...

April 17, 2006
"By learning skills of the computer, you will also be contributing to enhance the club!" says Kumiko who is organizing this project. "You can choose whatever you want to learn, from 'Computer Basics' to 'Creating Website', and 100% of the fee (J$600/hr) will be contributed to the computer class. Some of the old boys have already participated and were able to purchase 1 LAN card for internet connection, and 1 headset which enables us to talk on the internet with people around the world for free! I hope more will participate so that we can have a better environment for the computer class."
The class is available for old boys & girls of the club.

Feb 25, 2006
Ralston 'Stamma' Haughton, one of the finest musicians and producers in Jamaica, also an old boy of the club, was back in Montego Bay for a week and visited the club on Friday, Feb 24.
He was very pleased with the Information Technology Activity that has started recently. He came back with 2 printers the following day to donate, and the children were so excited to receive them. Thank you Stamma!

Feb 24, 2006
Tomokatsu Onuki, a Japanese Volunteer worker from JOCV, visited the club on Friday afternoon to fix some of the computers that were giving problems. He also taught the children how to clean keyboard and mouse. Children took out all the keys from the keyboard and washed them and put them back in original places. That was quite an experience!
The Club would like to say a big 'THANK YOU!' to Tomo for his precious time.

Feb 18, 2006
An article about the club was written by Western Sleuth.

>>read article

Jan 17, 2006
Professor Judith E. Grimes and her students from Elmhurst College (Illinois, U.S.A.) visited MBBGC on Tuesday January 17.

>>see photos

Dec 29, 2005
The Club announced its official website launch on Thursday evening, December 22 at "Christmas Dinner & Prize Giving Night".

>>read more

Dec 22, 2005
"Christmas Dinner & Prize Giving Night" was held on Thursday December 22 at the Clubhouse. Most Outstanding members of 2005 was awarded to Laura Lawrence, Sasha-gaye Samuels, Kashwane Vassell, and Shawn Lyttle. The night was also dedicated to honour Mr. Gladson 'Pop' Lawrence and Mr. David 'Dee' Earle for their hard work and devotion over the years for the club.

>>see photos

Dec 20, 2005
'Singing Carol' House competition was held on Tuesday Dec 20. 'Agate House' boys all dressed up in white T-shirt and Jeans gave a possitive presentation and got the 1st prize. There was no doubt that 'Agate House' was the winner for the night. There was also a very creative performance by 'Young House' boys.

Dec 19, 2005
Christy, represetative from Sandals Royal Caribbean Resort visited the Club with delicious dinner and toys to treat the Club members for the Christmas.

Miss Montego Bay Boys & Girls Club 2005 took place on Saturday, December 17th at the Club house. There were 7 contestants this year and Miss Allessandra Bernard was crowned. Miss Meisha Clarke won 1st runner up and Miss Renece Smith won 2nd runner up.

>>more photos