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... GUTHRIE, M.A., PH.D,, PRESIDENT OF MAGEE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDONDERRY, SPEAKING LAST NIGHT AT THE ANNUAL DINNER OF THE LONDONDERRY BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB. Speaking as one “who did not claim any expert knowlcdge. Dr. Guthrie, “venturing” ...
... the author and equally well realised by May Diver. So is that of her mother (Ge rt rude Russell). Having had the courage to speak up against a strike he gets the cold shoulder from his workmates; preferring to spend his leisure reading rather than drinking ...
... Belfast p zone plan 'Thenthip polio* millittarrive and at dines tampon are Met. Mr. Dougall said he could speak for all carriers and shipping companies in welcoming a Pink Zone in the city. Parking may ba an 150 strsets—Pags Two TWO FLIGHTS - CANCELLED ...
... expediency. Anna Birney plaved the role of principal boy once again and her carefree stage appearance and clear voice, both speaking and singing, contributed much to the success of the show. The many newcomers in principai roles, such as the leading lady ...
... busy practice In Kilburn, London. Through letters, he inspired the creation of a Nyasaland African Congress, and he began to speak at political meetings in 1951 when opposition to the proposed Central African Federation mounted. Banda was stirred to further ...
... children in the care of the Committee into their homes. He would like to know of such families. GREAT START IN LIFE ““We cannot speak too highly of people who bring these children into their homes and bring them up as their own,”’ Mr. Wilde continued. ‘lt gives ...
... gift before we are much older”, said Dr. W. G. Guthrie, M.A., Ph.D., President of Magee University Colic%c, Londonderry, speaking at the third annual dinner held last night of the Londonderry Business and Professional Women's Club. Dr. Guthrie, who was ...
... within the past five school, after school—Protestant schools — R o 1 s have been ,”* said the Lord Bishop of De Righ Tyndall), speaking at the openin r? ¢ 'pn'z“ Dr. Gids of a new Pr at R Lo ol 'FI eb $a otestant school new Protestant school was open- ‘ ed ...
... reception. The East Antrim bands, of which there a quite a few in membership. are delighted with the decision but, generally speaking, the Belfast bands are not so enthusiastic and complain of the expense. This, surely, is a very narrowminded attitude. If ...
... DONEMANA Y.F.C. Donemana Young Farmers' Club's annual public speaking contest was held under the chairmanship of Miss Florence Robinson. The adjudicators were Rev. J. Hume and Mrs. Moore, and the results were: - 12 to 14 years-—l, Forrest Dunn, 14 to ...
... of the Irish Times debating tournament, for which last night's debate was an eliminator. Miss Joan Macaulay. a graduate speaking for Stranmillis College. was chosen as the best individual speaker outside the two winning teams. She. too. will take part ...
... LARNE AND DISTRICT TRADES UNION COUNCIL Accidents and the Workers’ Legal Rights LIR‘ F. HANNA, MUP, will speak on the above subject at the Meeting of the above Council in the TRADE .UNION HALL, POINT STREET, LARNE, on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, at 8 pm Attendance ...