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... also a button missing from a cardigan. A pumper on the bodv was stained with blood, and a check skirt had some small cuts at the top and the right side. A pair of nylon stockings were bloodstained. A wrlit watch on lift arm had itoppad, and tha taca. hands ...

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... the soloist being Helen Andrews. A duet was rendered Margaret and John Boahi and' a solo Minder Greer. The Christian Armoury• was ably recited by Andrew Kerr, Trevor Daweon. John Hors and Leslie M'Wllßams. Mr. Wawhlnney. who preached most acceptably ...

... Eileen M’Auley, Cushendall; 3, Jean M'Lamon, Cushendall. Best Knowledge concerning three Irish historical leaders (Sarsfleld, Grattan. Griffith) —1, Susan Ferris, Cross and Passion High School. Ballycastle: 2, Isabel M’Guinness. Ballycastle; 3, Maureen M’Auley ...

... Carnlough. Larne ana Belfast, and there were also several Scottish visitors. „ )he John Leitch was M.C and music was supplied the Harmony Quartet. CARNIVAL, SPORTS. St. John's G.A.C.. Carnlough. held their annual carnival sports at Stoneyhill Park under ...

... Several women gathered by the front Mr. John Budd. Mr. Merrlfleld’s solicitor, arrived later and went Inside to confer with his client. Shortly after five p.m., Mr. Merrifleld. dressed In brown trousers, a yellow cardigan, and In shirtsleeves, walked Into the ...

... included a performance of Irish ringers on the bells of the Augustinian Roman Catholic Church, John's Lane. One of the visitors. Basil Jones. has only one arm hut he can ring the changes with the best. Bell ringing is a part-time hobby with these men. They ...

... Imperial Chemicals Gilt-Edged Securities were fully Arm In late dealings, with a few Nationalisation and shorter - dated values making further slight headway. German Bonds also closed the week on a Arm note. Cheerful conditions continued to prevail among ...

... offered to quint efficient worker. attractive salary or commtsalon; position available now.— Ron L.O 7010 I female, required by Arm to demonatrate their goods is grocers' shops, for November sod December, driving esaential —Apple. stating wages and experience ...