... evening of carol singing, | Heather Wright won special physical exercises, singing games, |Cadet Cup for “Trying Hard” choral speaking. dances and Pre- which was presented by Mrs. Kilcussion Band, The programme con- | patrick. who also presenied other cluded ...

... accept price increases without question”. The purpose of this competitjon is to train our members to take part in meetings and speak in public with ease and clarity when they are required to as members of a thriving rural community. ...

... FLASH o ‘\ | © 4 \ % b - e -~ BT 2 oy N 4 ¥ .“ . T A Sl _— | I—Mr. Tommy James, star of UT.V.s ‘Teatime with Tommy' programme speaking to Mrs. E. Cafolla. 2—Miss Rachel Best who was awarded a CB.E. in the Queen's N>« Year i Mayor, Aldeiman R. ). Mitchell, ...

... YFC Public Speaking Finals The finals of the Young Farmers Clubs of Ulster (1964-65) Public Speaking Competition will be held lin Dungannon County Secondary School, on Saturday, January 2. |at 2 pm. The prizes will be presented by Capt. Peter Montgomery ...

... any official just because he becomes mildly exasperated by their obtuseness — as he sees it. When members talk of “no way to speak to us” they should remember that their officials are human beings, expert in their own fields, and bound to become infuriated ...

... SPECIAL GOSPEL MEETING IN KILMORE ORANGE HALL SUNDAY, 3rd JANUARY, 1965 (D.V.) at 830 p.m. Party of young peopie from Lurgan to speak, testify and sing EVERYONE WELCOME. DOLLINGSTOWN MISSION HALL GOSPEL MEETING SUNDAY, 3rd JAN,, at 8-30 p.m. Mr. Leslie Armstrong ...

... entire congregation numbering about 450 was subsequently entertained to supper by the ladies of the Drumlough congregation. Speaking afterwards Mr. Mcllroy said it had been a deeply moving and memorable occasion not only for the pecple of Drumlough but for ...

... who died on January sth, 1964. Late of 14, Lawrence Square. Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on his soul. Our lips cannot speak how we loved him, Our hearts cannot tell what to say; But God only knows how we miss him In our home that is lonely to-day ...

... about Mr. Agnew ringing the engineer’s department and getting a negative answer Mr. Thick said that he (Mr. Agnew) did not speak to him. It was eventually” pointed out that the waiver had not been received. Mr. McMeekin—Regarding Mr. Agnew’s ‘phone message ...

... the League however is pretty impressive too and the fact that only six goals has been scored against them in seven matches speaks for itself. Coleraine, Distillery, Glentoran and Linfield could only manage two scores between them and in view of Derry’s ...

... connected to the Lagan canal and to his well Mr. Thick stressed that “if anything happened” it would leave the Council “open.” Speaking on the health aspect Dr. J. A. Mark said that he was very concerned that there should be a safe water supply to the person ...

... | are in desperate need of-a goa this stage and the referee had :;?,‘, T _Tuvrvk]&m; M?:rke. | scoring centre-forward. to speak to John Kennedy and saerag s .1' - B|% It may not be long before he Joe Boyce. Cochrane, Blackstock. | 7 is playing for the ...