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... German war camp MR. AND MRS. R. W. FERGUSON, Sprucefield House, Lisburn, were officially notified in March 1944 during the Second World War, that their second son, Sergeant- Navigator Robert Ferguson, Royal Air Force, reported missing two months earlier, was ...
... INS AT SEA Mr. Pill’s father was also a coastguard. Two of his sons were at sea during the Second World War. Alfred, now an engineer at Fleetwood, was on a minesweeper and Reginald who is now in Preston, served in the Merchant Navy. His other sons, Gerry ...
... pay a return visit to Lisburn Christian Workers' Union Hall to-morrow night. He first visited the local C.W.U. in the Second World War (1939-1946) when he had a very successful tent campaign in Belfast. Hehas been back several times since for the ‘‘One ...
... continues until 31st August ON THE HOME FRONT 193945 The Museum’s collection of artefacts and photographs relating to the Second World War continues until 21st December QUILTS FROM THE VIKING HUSQVARNA CHALLENGE COMPETITION Including demonstrations of patchwork ...
... certificate was in recognitionof outstanding service and devotion to duty during the campaign in North-West Europe during the Second World War. Instructions were given that the honour was to be noted in Lance-Corporal Megarry’s Army record. ...
... offence A FARMER was fined five shillings at a petty sessions court in Northern Ireland in June 1942 during the Second World War for a breach of the blackout regulations. At the end of the court the farmer rather timidly approached the Bench and said ...
... - DANCING Durin\s the Second World War the hall which catered for dancing proved a welcome off-duty retreat for Servicemen stationed in the area. After 1945 it was greatly used by local organisations but, in the main, only the First World War men seemed ...
... Nation was secured, it is a terrible pity that in the first World War the Paisleyites were too young to fight, and in the Second World War they were too old to fight. Perhaps Mr. Belshaw overlooks both Wars as unimportant. ...
... killed in action MR. and Mrs. G. Mercer, PlantatiBn, Lisburn, received official intimation in January 1943 during the Second World War, that their only son, Sergeant Air Gunner Hill Mercer, had been killed in action. He had previously been reported missing ...
... Dancetime Quartet, was taking place in the Assembly Rooms, Lisburn, on Wednesday evenings from September 1944 during the Second World War. Dancing was from eight o'clock until halfpast eleven and the admission charges were a shilling and sixpence for ladies ...
... and has taken a keen interest in public affairs down the years. He is an ex-serviceman, having served in the RAF in the second World War. He was the first president of the Lisburn Chamber of Commerce, first chairman of the Lisburn Historical Society, past ...
... in the common cause it an excessive reticence were to prevent a general misunderstanding what Mitain has done in the Second World War, and within quit everyone will &este ,sassimmilliNll ...