... advertisements in the show USEFUL SOURCE OF INCOME catalogue also represented new The est possible use had been records. made of the grounds for grazing and as accommodation for rugby, football and hockey pitches. These produced a useful source of revenue, as ...

... third catastrophic world war y years. Sir Hugh said that Mr. Humphrey Jamison, secretary natural planner. I must draw to preesmoo i 1 i« art a•• ♦».. original heat Storage Cooker, | the ambulance was used times when or may not upon us. tht . portion was ...

... tell ■ autliences aes cont ti;nn the ket men for not vs, hut no one who id anything to fear •ho were believed in the use of within its scone. The •y citi/on and was ImsUr i!»an in Dublin lird l»mi Dav do:i powers is* ration* in in Ireland v.erp ...

... encampment there are Scouts from every State in the Union and from many foreign countries. This is practical demons-at how achieve world understanding. When you work and live toeither, and exchange ideas around the camp-fire, you get to know what the other fellow- ...

... for piano and violins, while at Ballymena Miss Bambrick was again awarded the Meta Wilson Memorial Cup for teachers Margaret Paisley has been awarded the cup for musical composition presented by Sir Adrian Boult and open to St. John Nursing Cadets throughout ...

... through the village was watched by large crowds. munism flourished in Catholic countries. In England and America, tv.o of the greatest Protestant countries in the world. Communism had made very little headway and. for that reason, those two great countries ...

... in Ballymena Cemetei-y cn 22nd mat. The face loved now laid low. The fond, true heart is still; The hands that often helped us on. Now lie in death's cold chill Deeply regretted by his sorrowing daughter. Kathleen, son-in-law and grandchjWren and Mrs ...

... Crawford (committee). Kirk Cup Hockey Final —On Satur- Afterwards token of esteem was day. Antrim and Banbndge meet at handed over on behalf of the new Bladon Drive the final of the Kirk branch by Mrs. J. Anderson, chairman Cup. It is over twenty years ...

... reserve for the English Swaythhng Cup team, which competed in the 1948- World Championships, and not only that recently London tournament, he scored impressive victory oyer the redoubtable Johnny Leech, the former world champion. The tournament dance, which ...

... to submit their last, a yout .^ ® lives in faithful obedience to Christ. to The world today needed men and admirers and competitors adjoumea ui *. t it ' cafe, where the cup w-aa filled 'vomer, possessed the true faith If and duly handed round. The drink ...

... was teurs settle down to play their typioccopied by Mr N.F. Webb, who fore- kick and rush cast a very b tier election in England. man o{ the cuftonville Tr.e issue between the Conservative and was Calow> who ite o{ Unionist Party and Labour was im- agalrlst ...

... for the first just o\er four years ago. When we first arr.ved Br. .Jaraos and his daughter were waiting to welcome us, and over our first cup tea together there etorted a friendship which Gracehill an Educational Centre THANKS to C-E.M.a. and the b b.c. ...