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... radio stations. We send our tapes mainly to smail radio stations in the Philippine Islands, to South America and to the Caribbean. The Radio Lifeline group also produces long playing records to help defray costs. Their latest releases are—“ Radio Lifeline” ...
... a party of 1,000 students from various parts of the United Kingdom, for an 8,500 mile cruise which will take them to the Caribbean Islands and to Portugal. With the Portadown contingent will be a number of teachers, who will make up a complement of 300 ...
... FIRST TRIP TO CARIBBEAN Although British India Steam Navigation Company Limited arrange iome forty educational cruises a year, this is their first visit to the Caribbean and the second educational cruise arranged by them in conjunction with the:Commonwealth ...
... Trip N 0.2 Mullahead YFC member Jo n Liggett left on Sunday night for an educational cruise of the Caribbean. John, who will be away fora month, is a student at Portadown College. He was a member of the College expedition to India in the Summer to deliver ...
... close y. apoa,. the . .evasa a .ampto.. afternoon are the contingent from Portadown College en rout for Madeira and the Caribbean. They will return home at th ‘end of December. if) 1 113 /) | LS E:ZQ:_J‘ U ” ““ sl .Om.{z } b e ) 'n.«’ - Y- - S estp o ...
... free day, with services being conducted by the Church of England and Roman Catholic chaplains. A voluntary film “The New Caribbean” was shown and subsequently there was the opportunity to go sunbathing. & In the evening there was a “20 Questions” session ...
... STUDENTS BASK IN SUNSHINE OF CARIBBEAN By a Special Correspondent R TR Ty .t T o\l N \ The capital of Madeira and the largest holiday resort on the 5\ island, Funchal is one of the most popular cruise ports of call. > It was the SS Nevasa's first stopping ...
... will be| portagown College and conducted by Bro. William | bresently on a lecture tour in Bailie, a lay preacher from | ¢po caribbean. FML—_/ ...
... ON BOARD S.S. NEVASA We are now on our way through the Caribbean in blazing sunshine, all 35 students from Portadown College and 1,000 other students from various parts of the British Isles. Our journey commenced on a bleak Sunday evening— November 30—for ...
... and certainly a very unifying influence on the island! L In the afternoon we were able to swim in the warm waters of the Caribbean when we visited Maracus Bay. The breakers were very strong and the waters quite deep near shore. But it was just like the ...
... days to Christmas. Following the service Mrs. Spicer gave a lecture on VoluntaryServieeOvcmu,anduldthtthosewbo went to the Caribbean rarely wanted to go home as the native people were so warm-hearted, friendly and kind. ...
... the attendants were Miss Sharon ‘Hewitt and Miss Beverley Millsopp, cousin of the bride. They wore full-length gowns of Caribbean coral pink velvet, with white lace trimmings. The head-dresses were white petal bonnets, and they carried baskets of roses ...