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... Preparing for Return to Civil Life Seventy more officers and men of the United States Army are visiting Northern Ireland in order to study public administration and social welfare work as part of their preparation for the duties of civil life when they return ...
... side, a demonstration of penicillin is bound to be an exhibit of public interest, while the vocation aspect of the Civil Resettlement Unit will be shown by an actual building demonstration. ...
... baking, Mrs. John Carson and Mis of public interest. The vocation aspect and to have a conference with mem- of the Civil Resettlement Unit is shown eggs and butter, Migs M bers of Scottish Young Farmers’ Clubs. by an actual building demonstration. They ...
... Committee were approved. Including five from Service units. Mr. W. Sutherland, organising secretary of the Northern Ireland area of the British Legion, addressed the men of the Army Civil Resettlement Unit at Ballymena yesterday. He emphasised the advantages ...
... TRANSPORT DEPOTS' GUESTS. RETURNED PRISONERS. A party of 30 returned prisoners of war from Germany, now attached to the Civil Resettlement Unit at Ballymena, on Friday visited the Belfast Corporation's tramway depot at Sandy Row and the bus depot at .Falls Road ...
... presided. The campaign was declared open by Colonel A. Aveling, M.C., who is in charge of the Civil Resettlement Unit at St. Patrick's Barracks. A united service of thanksgiving was held in St. Patrick’s Church yesterday afternoon and was attended by ...
... J.P., presided, anc 1 Major Lindsay gave 4 vivid account of the wo rk done for returned prisoners of war by the Civil Resettlement Unit in St. Patrick’s Barracks, Ballymena. WHIST DRIVE WINNERS. Seventy-six tables were occu pied at the recent. whist ...
... work being mander of the two men remarked done for returned prisoners of war that they were pretty handy lads a the Civil Resettlement unit to have around and commented st. Patrick’s Barracks was given that their actions hardly seemed by Major Lindsay, who ...
... CIVIL RESETTLEMENT Sir—The Civil Resettlement Unit at St Patrick’s Barracks, Ballymena, will be closing early next month. Since it was opened on August 2, some 200 repatirated prisoners ot war. whose homes are in Northern Ireland, have ...
... CLOSING NEXT MONTH. !gr.—The Civil Resettlement Unit at Pt. Patrick's Itarracka, lallyinena. will be closing early next month. Mane It wee opened oh August 3 man 300 repatriated prisoner& of war, wham homes are In Northern Ireland. here voluntarily taken ...
... and unselfishness no less than war.—Yours, RICHARD M. L. WAUGH. Hazeldene, Carrickfergus. RESETTLEMENT - UNIT. CLOSING NEXT MONTH. Sir.—The Civil Resettlement Unit at St Patrick's Barracks Ballymena, will be closing early next month. Since ...
... Office bearers were elected as follows: i rish jigs and reels, hornpipes, tap THE CIVIL RESETTLEMENT President, Mr. R. J. Kirk, hoa. dances and the Highland Fling, and UNIT id chairman, Mr. J. W. Fawcett ; in all of them they were ecsy an d secretary and ...