... tournament. They entertain WILSON AGAIN Bangor at home on Sunday with a 6-1 first-leg leeway to make up. CLANDEBOYE golfer Bertie Wilson continued his SUNDAY'S Open Junior run of success in Bangor com Scratch Cup at Banbridge w hen Week when he collected ...

... BaU held in the Strangford Arms Hotel, Newtownards. ~ 1 Enjoying the bail were Miss Marjorie Conway (left). Mrs. Maureen Nimmons, Miss Nicola Wadden and &as.. _a.. ll4larHn 4111111 1111111 P I Joint Masters of Sunnytands Beatl i s i t i i i (left). Mr ...

... Mahe• 2. Mrs. Kilpatrick and Mn. son: 3. A. J. Pollock and F. Douglas. EW: I. Mrs. M. MCA:ee• and Mrs. J. Nimmons: 2. MeAleese and J. Nimmons: 1, Sloane and Mrs. Catberwood netawisa—NS: 1. D. K. John •nd J. L. MeCarton: 2 V Perkins and Mrs. Sloane; 3 ...

... t, Johnston. third. and B. Meltearue: li. Mr. and Robert Burns: chairman. The Turco, Pairs wait to 0. Mrs. J. R. Kennedy. Bertie Mcßroom; vice-chair- McKenzie. and Mrs. Johnston. and the ureter event resulted in Bangor may 1. mir w.non man. Jim Robinson: ...

... DlOl ISt, . CONTRACT BRIDGE PONT 1A CT bridge; tournaMent results vlsinePl —l. Dr. T. and 1.. Merits 2. Mrs. J. 'Nimmons end J. •R,berti 3. Mr.. A. lead* end t. McKe_psie. 'W —l. H. Shepherd and }: •r. nedr ; 1. T. McCormick sad ampbill: 3. Mrs. Johnston ...

... ruin. Ballynahlneh -a thtuater (Jacqueline, Erica'. MaELEMENTE —August 30. 1960. at Royal Maternity !Wapiti/I. to ISABEL and BERTIE, 23 Donlamber: Park —th. 6 1 tt of a lion Robert Sherri DEATHS MATMI3I--September 4. 11108. BETH. dearly - loved aunt of Violet ...

... Gillespie' and Miss Sloan; 3. J. Nimmons andl A. Pollock. KW.: I. Mrs. Corry I and R. Robson; 2. Mrs. Pear and' Mrs. Blackman; 3. Mrs. McKeown I and Miss McCavana. ISi NS., 1. Miss Mahood and W Lang; 2. Mrs. R. Nimmons and A. Pollock; 3, Mr. and Mrs. N ...

... Fttzharris. N. Kelly and .Fr. Tierney. W. Mathews and J. R. Griunmitt. R. Corrick and Or. 8. G. McComb, Mrs. Nimmons and Mrs. McMeese. J. r. Nimmons and M. McAleese. • ith 8. Stewart as non-playing captain. Proboble SP-8-2 11.14 Perfect Half.! 5-1 each Inverbre ...

... 200 c.c.. 250 c.c.- 350 and 500 c.c. Among the leading contenders will be Jack Agnew (J.A.P.). Billy Johnston ' (Sprite) and Bertie Mann (D.0.T.). There will also be the four Bultacos which appeared at the Ards scramble on Wednesday—The machines are ridden ...

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... sorrowing Wife. In God's keeping, till we meet again. KIM. ROBERT - January 5. 1979. - Very deeply regretted by Oils sorrowing Son Bertie. Daughter-in-law Lucy and ?Gently, 17 Queen's Gardens. Newtown. - abbey. KIDD. ROBERT - J 5 1979. - Very deeply regretted ...

... Neregwretted. Cemetery. NOUS. tatens.-- 111/111TBRII-oMober 30. 1051, at Jubilee =capital. Baby Lewis 0. P. Winters, loved eon of Bertie and Kathleen Winters family. 23 Howard Street South. at 11 a.m.. to-morrow (Thunds2l. D a n; Cemetery. Safe in the arms el ...