Christine Millar, matriarch of the arts - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

DAVID BOOTHMAN Christine Millar was TT’s Jaycees Carnival Queen in 1951. But according to the late Kathryn Stollmeyer Wight, “Christine Millar was so much more than this beautiful face, though, those who knew her still talk about her natural beauty and this was evident all her life too. What valuable contributions she went on to

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