... Rev. Andrew O'Donnell. Kilsallagh, tin 27th May. in the Entertainment, Centre. Arklow. This event has always Co. Dublin: Rev. John Joyce, Headford. Co. Galway; Rev. Berbera looked forward to in the district.lnard Bohan, Kilbegrn. i. Co. Wmtand has always ...

... Tallow: 2. Mr. P. J. Kirwan Gahan. &Orin. House, Tullow; 2, Mona P. O'Leary. Moatalicia. Ben-EMI. Osbwrne: 2 . W. John O'Neill:;Mr. John Hughes. Rathshanmore, ( the midwifery vacancy Attains.' 1. Mr. lames Gallen, Paulville HMV. Mrs. S. TWO , . Ballyhackett ...

... Irish branch of ifte European Youth Movement, presided. Proposer of the motion. 'That Ireiand should join N.A.T.0. was Mr. John Grattan Esmonie. ILL. and seconder was Mr. H. M. Fitzpatrick, Groystones. Opposing the motion as proposer of rhe nepative, was ...

... Tioahely, Very Rev. COLOUR tine in agriculture. a to move their subject, Into the shade c •te Willtawston returned ahem , stones D'Arm.. P.P.By Howard Col t Presided: Res* Pt agriculture, but considers any other to duplicate this effect. 11 o'clock he also ...

... requesting the Council to. cii.wno and Arm-atel receive a deputation of the • BANISH THEM WITH ;after coming into the town. He was fined 10s. sedation to consider the prohinn of a proper scavenging sec- I John I. Ryan. 32 Newcourt Ave.,l A fine of LI ...

... Seamus Funge, 8. Grattan Tce.. Gorey, has been notified of his success in the final examination conducted by the Institution of Cost and Works Accountants in Dublin re. cently. Second eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Funge, Grattan Terrace. Gorey. he ...

... Court on Tuesday. Plaintiff in the tried to find out, the answer would probably be less ,:„.. . case was Sheila Kiernan, 14 Grattan Park, Greystones, than half, - ;1. . and she claimed that she slipped in attempting to Being thrifty, you don't like and throw ...

... voluntary help brought a ready response from the local Civil Defence Unit I who offered their services en bloc. Flt I EEN WORKERS Armed with pick-axes. shovels. spades and crow-bars. they set about their task in their spare time. Eleven members of the local Civil ...

... lining. Sizes 3-8 43/- and 12/6 U LA FLL RANGE OF DIES' LUMBER JACKETS AND CARDIGANS ON DISPLAY Is AU Popular Modes old Styles. Girls' Brushed Nylon Puttees —Value Girls' Orlon Cardigans & Lumber Jackets in Yellow. Red. White, Green and Blue. Sizes 26. 211 ...

... 22nd DECEMBER (la aid at 1,28h/eery. Kihnneanogue. Curtlonowa ud Gleams ameba' Fund) Prize Winners Number Promoter 8151—Mr. John Carr, Enniskerry. 654223 L. Butler 858—Catherine Fitzgerald, c/o Promoter. 612681 N. Fitzgerald 12.3—Ann Shaw, 5 Kilprron Hill ...

... Eddie allyrne. Roundwood— Messrs. John Byrne. Edward Halpin and John Power and Miss Mary Murphy. Tinahely —Mews. Noel Kavanagh, MichL Mullen. Patrick Darcy and Peter Mullen. Kilternan—Messrs. Raymond Roe. Larry Roe and John Mahoney and Miss Mary Mc- Guire ...

... WELCOME. Face-Ufi For Strafford —Strat- Messts. Hems Miley. John Wynne. ford was a hive of actisity on Sat- John Bollard. Anthony Wea:ney. urday ag town and country cam- Victor Hanbidge. John Neill. Noel bind in a massive effort to :e- Brady and Michael ...