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... %ot there fast enoufih all right but I got the wrong place. Without making sure that I had the right number I proceeded to speak immediately. I said, “Are you still open? Of course, Back came the answer you are answerlnfi the phone. What time will_you close ...
... Cathcart, S. Shaw, A. E. Swain and H. W. West, M.P. will attend and speak on “THE USEFULNESS OF THE UNION TO FARMERS IN THE COMING YEARS Mr. W. H. Gilliland, General Secretary, will also speak. This is a Special Meeting for all members and a good attendance ...
... Cathcart, S. Shaw, A. E. Swain and H. W. West, M.P., will attend and speak on “The Usefulness of the Union to Farmers in the Coming Years. Mr. W. H. Gilliland, General Secretary, will also speak. This is a Special Meeting for all members and a good attendance ...
... who spoke in appreciative terms of the work performed by the 90 members of the temporary staff over the holiday period. Speaking to the “News” on Wednesday he commended all for their excellent work, ggfivgzgg‘ more than those on ...
... cope with the freezing and icy road conditions. especially those living in housing estates on the fringe of the town. And speaking of housing estates, | did not realise that so many Portadown people were now living in the suburbs until | saw those queues ...
... talk in terms of contraction Paisley prepares to open the biggest new church in Britain — in Belfast! Success suc¢h as this speaks for itself. It he iSn't getting the support of Divine Providence he is certainly gettinn it from elsewhere. For or against ...
... Ireland? Does he hope to obtain them through the instrument of British law or Irish disorder? He cannot forever continue to speak with one voice in Belfast, another in Dublin and a third in Londonand remain convincing. This Is pragmatism at its best, or ...
... proposed a vote of thanks to the members of the panel and as a mark of appreciation presented each with a small gift. Mrs. Craig speaking for the visitors thanked the members of the MU for a most enjoyable night. The Rector the Rev. D. C. L. Jameson acted as ...
... N o Generally speaking, a con- . tinental holiday or a cruise is always more expensive than a holiday in one’s s {latin {and, gifipecially !l)fe ‘you ravel long distances ore you iet a 'plane or a boat m Nwthat mahos to take tKou to your “para- 3 dise ...
... & — W. H. Gilliland speaking at the meeting of Ulster Farmers’ Union Branches in the Woodwin, Portadown, on Wednesday. With him, from left, are Messrs. H. W. West, M.P.; Jack Liggett, chairman; R. A. Brown and G. A. Cathcart. Ll TERM b S i&“ ' I 3 3, ...
... come into town on driver. and the car then this date, and parked his car stalled” in gear. at Carrickblacker Avenue, a After speaking to the quiet cul-de-sac. He went to driver, and observing his a public house and had more condition, Constable Kee drink ...
... Minister of Home Affairs, Mr. Brlan Faulkner. It was as a Young Unionist, and before he entered Parliament that he came here to speak at a number of meetings of Unionist Branches, the guest of the late Dr. George Dougan, M.P., and of Mrs. Dougan. On one of ...