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... the start. I was also pleased to receive some Wellington newspapers from him and perused these with interest. I am sure I speak for all Brigade boys and his many other friends in Ballymena when I wish him every It is well-known that shoppers come to Ballymena ...
... Gillan; Cup presented by Mr. Robt. Adams for ware potato growing. Ernest O’Hara; Cup presented by Mr. J. L. Ross for public speaking, Rita Stewart; Cup presented by Mr. D. Cupples for best article made in Girls’ Project Class, Rosemary Stewart. Prizes for ...
... GUlan; Cup presenter by Mr. Robert Adams for ware potato growing, Ernest O'Hara; Cup presented Mr. J. L. Ross for public speaking, Rita Stewart; Cup presented by Mr. D. Cupples for best article made in Girls’ Project Class, Rosemary Stewart. Prizes Tor ...
... understanding throughout the world. He felt that student exchange was the best way of ensuring peace. Mr. Richardson went on to speak of his impressions of Ireland. After mentioning the great beauty of the country, said there were four other things that had ...
... BALLEE MISSION HALL Sunday. Sth Jan. 1958 (D.V.). 8 p.m. PORTRUSH MUSICAL MESSENGERS will speak and sing. 45 ...
... G. Sharpe. M.A.. officiating. Large congregations attended the services in the various churches on New Year’s Day. verse-speaking specialist, were occasions that are recalled by many. Antrim stakes its claim for new industry monthly meeting of Antrim ...
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... people's determination to keep Northern Ireland part of the United Kingdom under the Crown. Mr. Knox Cunningham went on to speak about the position of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth in the world to-day, with special reference to N.A.T-0. and the ...
... strength out ol the conviction of men who had fought under the appalling conditions of trench warfare that it was necessary to speak with a united voice if they were not to be thrown upon the scrap heap. ...
... et 8.15 p.m. (D.V.) EAVES. BALLtE MISSION HALL SUNDAY Jan. (D.V.) at t;. m Salvat k .ziy will speak and Bin*. 46 Coming REVIVAL SERVICES BetheljTempie. Portgienona Commeacliw on Kaa JANUARY. UM Special Speakers—MH. p. Q. PARKER (Principal of Lynton Bible ...
... Sonday School fund. Supporting the ballet, which occupied the second hall of the programme, was a gay sequence of music, verse-speaking aha comedy. Cast of the ballet, which was performed traditional Irish airs and dances, played by a small orchestra, was ...