... illness, old munist domination of the coun- lagt f.w‘o — Inp Barma. - for age and death. More deeply he try it is impossible to speak of u}e e sumey period e has‘ e looked upon suffering as the dis- present condition of Buddhism in ; ppe b hom 17L703 to cordance ...

... they are to be captured og film naturally For this reason, it is always best to photograph babies on their homeground, so to speak, and to have Mum near at hand to relax the infant—although pictures of children in the midst of a screaming session can be ...

... Year with a song in the OW.U. Hall on Sunday night when the C.W.U. Male Voice Choir sing and Pastor Mullan from Lurgan will speak. ...

... 6on't know how people can criticise the crew. For one thing, the passengers did not know what the crew were saying. They were speaking in Greek. But, said Mr. Alec Taylor, a London bookmaker: The German stewards were all right. The Greeks were first into ...

... was most enjoyable. The Mayor, Councillor A. Greer, paid tribute to the work of the Lurgan Society. o Mr. E. McLaughlin, speaking on behalf of the Society, welcomed the visitors, and expressed thanks to Qutside bodies which had helped so much in providing ...

... pieces. Mr. Furey was entitled to his opinion. The chairman_ Mr! B. McFadden, said it was usual for the county chairman 1o speak at the city con-| vention, 50 he had asked Mr. Mel- | lon to say & few words. | Mr, Grace referred to the secretary's suggestion ...

... Reserves coach, terminated his |-~ contract with Portadown PC. .\ * % % * * % JUNE The Minister of Agricuiture, Mr. Harry West, speaking in Portadown, gave a warning to apple growers that seventy per cent. of the Bramley apples produced 1n Co. Armagn were from ...

... coming up. but I'm not saying what till I know something definite. Sheelagh McAlvin and James Swann first met in a public speaking contest. ...

... Year with a song in the CW.U. Hall on Sunday night when the C.W.U. Male Voice Choir sing and Pastor Mullan from Lurgan will speak. ...

... every night since it opened in St. Columb’s Hall on Sunday last. The delighted and appreciative reactions of the audiences speaks well for the :mpact the show is meking. As well as being a big hit locally, it is drawing increasing numbers of patrons every ...

... Farmers' Clubs brought romance to 24-yearold Sheelagh McAlpin and James Swain, who first met at a Young Farmers' Club public speaking contest, in which both were competing. Sheelagh, who was educated at Regent House School, Newtownards, is the daughter of ...

... a disappointment both as a legislative and as a revising chamber. Sir Tyrone for 'renewal' debate RIR TYRONE GUTHRIE is to speak at a debate organised by the Urban Renewal Belfast Society, on Tuesday. January 14. The new Chancellor of Queen's University ...