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... I_,ETTEM to the Ftlitr. I AGREE whole-heartedly with Martin Wallace's comment (Speaking My Mind) on the suggestion that nothing very ambitious is to be attempted in connection with the Ulster Week planned for next May. Like him, I say. for goodness ...
... tzken at “Ladies’ Night and other; of club members taken at Portrush. ¥ Transport l.’fr-ruuemflml were made for the public speaking competitors and dates fixed for a party and for a committee meeting. ...
... labour market, one capital market close taxation system and a centralised transport and a centralised agriculture authority. Speaking of the effect on Northern Ireland if the United Kingdom joimned the Common Market, Dr. Black emphasised his belief that under ...
... programme completed in five to eight years. ‘ erday of the many structural the university in the future, Mr. Brown, who was speaking to members of the Guild in the Sir Willlam Whitla Hall, described the TUniversity's comprehensive building programme and ...
... speaking )etitions, Ihey were the Margaret and Hilda McDow¢ [ark M Margaret McDowe were piaced won fir the 16-21 open prepared cla Hilda McDowell took secc prepared a Jack Mo as placed thirg promptu cias in th An eve which being eager.) s the club’s third ...
... RASHARKIN TESTIMONY BAND All welcome. CROMKILL SABBATH SCHOOIL. WMA., SERVICE in School Seaday, 4th F broocy, 630 pom, (0v) Speak:r: MRS, MOONEY (Grangs P- ...
... have tabled a motion urging that a country deficient in its U.N. contributions should not be allowed to move a resolution or speak or vote on it. Mr. Stratton Mills thinks this gou-gooddeutoour.mdwflh the support of seven other Conservatives, including Lady ...
... been engaged. They are Mr. Herrick Bunney, B.Mus, F.R.C.O, for music; Mrs. Christobel Burniston, N.F.F., A L.AM, for verse-speaking, and Mr. G. Hobbs, Belfast, dancing. i Mrs. Leetch asks me to appeal to the general public to come forward and support the ...
... Public speaking I LEARN that the three representatives which Cullybackey Youni Farmers’ Club sent to the local area comietitions in public speaking, held in Dalriada School, Ballymoney, were ]successful } lf n the class for Impromptu speaking Mr. George ...
... three - reproscntatives to th: | [ FLs Area comvetitions in *\ Y w irh were held un B dr:“ A in their contestss & Cmammotu speaking, &1 George Mcllroy, of Drumrankmn, wais first with 83 marks; Miss MJE‘M ™ mpson and M-, Joe Ma il #nlaltagh, -were joint ...
... she got the night report. That took about 10 minutes. She next saw accused shortly after 8-30 in the front hall, and was speaking to her. She was wearing a green coat, but witness did not notice what she had on her feet at the time. Matron Wheatley told ...
... caused. Margot Hamilton, Joymount Presbyterian Sunday School, Carrickfergus, took third place in her class in the annual verse-speaking competitions organised by the Irish Temperance League in the Clarence Place Hall, Belfast. She received 87 marks, two behind ...