... * John Fallon is known .to be a member of the Orange Order, and for many years his friend Bob Smyth has gone to watch Twelfth processions to Finaghy in the hope of catching a glimpse of him and other old comrades. He saw the others. But not John Fallon ...

... chairman Hugh Grattan and league secretary Hugh Lamont. Aghalee are the 'Heroes' LAGHALEE HOOPS have crowned Guinness Row Division One champions. Their ocess ful season stems from teamwork and nation, lead by a fine Positive Cap tain in John thice. io No ...

... (J : J. Tomson)._ Patience). Senior—Wellington v. Neptune (P. 31'Corry). Mould Cloward their tit!e this they can hum. John broken arm The champions looked a ohadow of their former selves against Wellington last week-end without 1111ilaire. Although leading ...

... middle, from left Kee McKeague (trainer), Jim Grattan, Duncan Macleod, Randall Norwood, Paul Mooney, Jeff *piers, Darrin Coyle,Uip Mitchell, Terry Hayes (trainer): from left, Billy Rodgers (coach), Noel Bailie, John Easton, George Dunlop, Gareth Davies, Brian ...

... and will be played in zones. It would take a crystal ball to come up with a winner at this stage, but last year's winner, John Columb from Ballynahinch, will be there with a shout. Both the winner of the Budweiser, and runner-up will be in line for entry ...

... our only professional John Columb. BALLYCLARE: Roy Surgenor of the Sportsman Inn is one of the key factors in keeping Ballydare 8c District ship shape with the Comrades FC and the Legion usually calling the tune here. DROMORE: John Murphy is renowned in ...

... __COnnor and 7/4. WINN 28/133 W. A D. McKeown. 864 (ASCO. WSS. ASS. cos). Grattan hon.. 362 (ASS): W. and Son. 845 (11CD. WSS. ASS): S and Sons. 843 (KO. WIS. ASS OS Moo.. CC. A:: Grattan Oros.. 833 Portodown ISIS Mu • holland. (Timmons Can. 661: W V. Naughton ...

... last week when they Malborough, Aghalee v Co. Antrim Premier League lion na 'x'iables • jointly organised a two-leg Doneg al I Arms , and Individuals' tourney, which m a l o format charity match in aid of Laganvale v Bel-Grange. carries an attractive 000 ...

... a:: care for i:. They have strong p'mple name John Stewart. Nick Reynolds and Bob Shane. --- icii•TnTh - tile r- Oungest at 'he joined lasti. we Bob is 29 wt il sideburns Nick is 30. He o ore e:lov; cardigan. They -!:.Yed in the Hilton .tat they resent ...

... away to a lot m. in the Grattan tourney and hit. mu. 4 like ti,. c..ure hoys %ill really in with our reFirtent pro. Ernie .fisnes, a centenrier tor the 'or. price - They must be about he!-t in tie country .. Tat: , a twos'. John Boyd. Greenkeeper Staff ...

... fear of being branded as a Communist. Tessie O'Shea. all of them quite well known. but not household word Hollywood stars of John Wayne or Taylor fame. The Ntandard set throughout this wonderful comedy by producer-director Norman Jewisott and scriptwriter ...

... table. Holywood, thanks to an excellent innings from John O'Hare who made 46, which included seven fours, made a good start, which was continued with useful contributions from Philip McCormick with 23; John Kerstens 32, and Peter Maxwell with 22. . _._ ...