... was submitted by Mr, Samuel D. Barr, whose offer was £42-2-6 for the six nights, Mr. S. C. Henry said Mr. Barr had been speaking to him about the matter and had said that on a recent Saturday night when he had booked for dancing there were barely 20 ...

... Clarks — at less (han half pric.. # GENT'S SHOES, Black and Brown, e.g. : Yooy, 6w The Ouiiles ik fligs “rniogi . o VALUE SPEAKS FOR ITSELF - SEE OUR WINDOWS. N.B.—Sale will be of short duration—~SHOP EARLY. % The name associated with genuine bargains ...

... the funeral. and B T D PEUL. officers, N.C.O.'s and men | e ofien sit and think of you R.UC.. Londonderry: also Rev. R., And speak of how you dZeJ: Lennox and Rev. J. Lyle for their kind And many a time we sigh for you, attention. They trust this acknowledg-| ...

... worahouse premisesas assistant matron. Her “tam ly’ numbered 165. “You can see that the taff had quite a big task.” Miss McNally speaks in glowin; terms of the wonderfully king reception they were given by the iate Mr. John Armstrong. It made all th difference ...

... get around that. You cannot do anything unpleasing to the communities of various people, and naturally to those | able to speak sirongly and reasonably | for Antrim. ...

... a bailiff and speaking for the portion of the river, the fishing rights of which are owned by Major Reade and reserved by him for the members »f the Kells and Connor Angling Club, we absolutely refute them. If Mr. McCartney was speaking of that portion ...

... h:'ntlod over a special gift to Mr, a rs. vaich had been contributed by lm members who took part in cattle judging and public speaking competitions. Prize dances were m.s Mr. and Mrs. H. Finlay, Mr. Mrs. J. Gaston. and Mr. Ross Humphrey and Miss Alice Cubbitt ...

... 10, 1959. Alvnr remembered by her sister Ellen and family at Rasharkin, Craigs, Cullybackey and Rockhead, Finvoy. Often we speak of her who is gone, Tenderly we think of the past; Memories grow dearer as lfe travels on, Love and remembrance last. McFADDEN—In ...

... public speakin;—-HarrK. Hume ; novice public speaking—Ada McMillan ; girls' project—May Fon‘{l\he: ware poiato growing—James aide ; seed potato Trowin:—Tom Mcßurney. Special cups — International’ public speaking—Robin Cherry : international pogh_ry ju'd ...

... Association’s annual public speaking competitions are being held between now and the end of January. This year there is a record entry of 924, which is 71 more than in 1960, itself a record year. As each competitor speaks for about six minutes, the f:dfi“\:ill ...

... served, felt some Kkinship with the Royal Ulster Rifles as they in Ballymena regarded it as “our own Regiment”. He went on to speak of the strong family tradition in the Regiment in which sons followed fathers for generations, and recalled his own monll thrill ...

... talks on subjects which should be of general interest. For instance, Mr. S. Campbell, B.Agr., of the machinery section, will speak on * Barn Hay Drying ' ; Professor James Morrison is well known for his work on the selffeeding of beef animals, and his talk ...