... gossamer thread, the Faughs must now be better armed for thq demands which fast and eager opponents will make on them next Sunday. Such was the storming finish put in by the champions to wrench victory from the Grattans in the end, that they are due another thought ...

... the Dromore-Hillsborough road on Saturday. They are Mrs. Olive, Russell (30), Cardigan Drive.' Belfast, and her daughter Hilary (7): Mrs. Sarah , Frances White (67). Mr. John White (69). and Mrs. Evelyn Beattie (42). A sixth occupant of the car. Mrs. Beattie's ...

... 10 10 0 Anon. tper 1.F.k.) The Staff C.I.E. The Staff Messrs. Blackwood & Co.. Grattan St. and O'Connell St. 5 12 0 A. I. Jennings, 8.E., A.M.1.C.E.. Cornageeha 5 5 0 John Cunningham & Co. O'Connell St. Messrs. Harper Campbell & Co. Ltd. Mrs. Q'Donohoe ...

... W‘_DIVIDENDS LI IR L 11 o Company Bristol Aeroplane G & J Weir John I. Jacobs Hoveringham Gravels Glaxo Group Tnn;rronl Paper B.D.H. Group Grattan Warehouses H.P. Sauce oee Wilkinson Sword Sears Holdings Gomme Holdings Brown Bayley Brown ...

... away to a lot m. in the Grattan tourney and hit. mu. 4 like ti,. c..ure hoys %ill really in with our reFirtent pro. Ernie .fisnes, a centenrier tor the 'or. price - They must be about he!-t in tie country .. Tat: , a twos'. John Boyd. Greenkeeper Staff ...

... West St. BEET PULP,‘ . rolled oats, rolled 18th December. Box barley, Clarendo, etc., always in 'Z',17,7.S aturday stock. John Keelaghan & Sons, Seed Merchants, 31 Georges Street, Drogheda. Phone 8410. CHRISTMAS TREES Once again we have purchased a ...

... thin*. MAUER-February 26, 1965 lenddeftly at hospital. SUSANNA. dearly-loved mother of John Mateer.—Deeply regretted by her aormoing Son and Datighter-in•law. John and Freda. and Dramichildren. North Wales. At rest. HAMM-February 26. 1965 (soddenly SUSANNA ...

... Grounds on Tuesday night last when Grattan Street net Wine Street and John Street met St. ('olumba's 'A'. In the first tame. Wine Street seemed to have the game %cry much in hand at half time but an undaunted Grattan Street side fought back strongly to ...

... 62, Ballygall Road, Fingtas. 'fillers or Orson Cloosort AMIN,— Mr. John Olvney, Clutlin, Mountnugent. lily' Heaviest Apples—Hr. John Wood, NewcasUe. Ceo - kin - i - Apples -1 -Mr. John Givney Three Seating+, of Honey—Mr. Brian O'Neill, The Sycamores. POULTRY ...

... separates and the end is likely to be a weekend kit of navy trousers. an earth-coloured sweater. and a friendly old pink cardigan. ._.____. Their autumn range of colours includes black. lovely classic pale gre‘. id c:mici. there are plenty of others A ...

... leaders; the Lord VISIT -._, t 2,000 GEMS RAID Northern Songs has a copy- Mayor.' Councillor William right deal with John Four men—one armed with Jenkins and officers and men PICTURES a gun—overpowered the mans- Lennon and Paul Mc Coh n the New Zealand Navy ...

... Chicken hips (3 , I1) in town. Meld ARM FOR !BARGAINS Id Sa ll Seises: OW as od H.P uce—this week fi at a 1 m 97 3d Grcravener Road, Savo n on sour Groceries n.w Stomata de twee ewe needy Ketchup. 3d &lees dickies at John Manion So. 22S Antrim Md. We deliver ...