... whereby many of them were denied their lunch period. Their colleagues in Great Britain had refused to do it and, generally speaking, other arrangements were in the process of being made. The problems would not be too difficult, said Mr. Ritchie. “They will ...

... give young people a share in decisionmaking, Colonel . Jimmy Hughes told a conference on ;zuth work in Belfast yester- Y. Speaking as chairman of the Standing Conference of Youth Organisations on “the developing youth service in Northern Ireland.” he said: ...

... the public speaking classes held there. The cup. which will be known as the Stanley Stewart Cup, is to be competed for annually, It was a gift from four of Mr. Stewart's pupils, who have just gained London Academy diplomas in public Speaking—Dorothy Meharg ...

... music here is problematic enough. So it is everywhere. Concerts cost money, a great deal of it. Times are hard, relatively speaking, and sSome economies may be inevitable. But music seems to be less a luxury than an essential to many and so it will continue ...

... In the early 1920 s he | rights movement could serve a useful purpose. was interned on the Argenta. Mr. Taylor, who was speaking at a Unionist delegates’ He is survived by his wife, | meeting in Dungannon, said this pulrose could be served three sons ...

... Canal | Ireland development plan for from Ringsend Dock, Dublin, to | the 1970-1975 period. Shannon Harbour will receive Speaking at the quarterly The provisional “All Indus-|the Harp Lager Silver Harp|meeting of the council, Mr. tries” index of industrial ...

... (It tagraphic and and. pencils. as “low British rubbish.” sample record of some 10,000 The cost of various entries He was speaking in London well - designed British - made ranged from five pence to when winners of the Prince of goods. about £l6O to £l7O ...

... begin to read the Holy Bible with both eyes open. May we all start with James 1: 19 — “Let every man be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger, for the anger of man does not work the righteousness of God.” I would further like to take this somewhat belated ...

... put the clergy in the gi:ture locally, Detective rgeant David Dunseath, who is in charge of the drug squad here, will also speak. ...

... of them he would be events in Northern Ireland. . § $ 4 ¥ T ’ T . were not fighting anywhere in 5?)'&1 . DMI B - drowned. Speaking at a Press eon- —— 4 -y o R ; SR ...

... Call to young people Speaking at the presentation of awards, the Minister of Education, Mr, W, Fitzsimmons, paid a tribute to the young farmers’' club movement which, he said, was doing a tremendous job of work, Praising the young orators, he said that ...

... JUIDL POIS “JTA YFC PUBLIC SPEAKING There was a record audience for the finals of the annual public speaking competitions, organised by the Young Farmers’ Clubs of Ulster, at Greenmount Agricultural College. ...