... streets — the motor cars of customers who are coming here to spend money in our shops? This Chamber is reputed to be able to s‘peak with the united voice of several hundred traders in this city; when is it going to get up on its hind legs and fight for our ...

... TEENAGE T BB VERSE SPEAKING CONTEST Many members of the Junior Section of the Boys’ Brigade in the Londonderry Battalion — and officers are eagerly awaiting the arrival of Januvary 30 because on that date, the annual verse-speaking competition will be ...

... MAKING ALL MEN HAP: Dr. Tyndall concluded speaking of the happiness God and emphasised thy the New Testament was fu of references to that and. o course, how their Lord Himself, devoted His life to making all men happy, in rarticular the underprivi eged ...

... GREAT WORK The Minister said that the Young Farmers' Clubs were doing great work, and speaking on behalf of the Government, this was greatly appreciated. He knew something of the interests and activities of the movement which stimulated young people to ...

... terrorised and expectant mothers had nervous breakdowns. One man who appealed to the police to withdraw was beaten and kicked. Speaking on Sunday, he said that if what occurred on the previous night was repeated, it would be met with what they had to offer ...

... Moderator finds North, South differ Speaking at the re-opening of Convoy Presbyterian Church, aftex renovations costing about £6,000, the Moderator of the General Assembly (Rt. Rev. Dr.J.H. Withers) said he was thrilled by the sheer unquestioning loyalty ...

... - Speech awards Five your;g farmers from the orth-West featured in the results of the Y.F.C annual Public Speaking finals, organised by _the Young Farmers’ Clubs of Ulster, and held in Greenmount Agricultural _College _.on Monday. Forty four clubs were ...

... loving memory of a dear husband and father Albert who passed away January 18, 1968. Our thoughts are often with you, We often speak your name, But we know you are safe in God’s keeping. Until we meet again. From his loving wife daughter-in-law and children ...

... young fellow and batoned him. “] was extremely annoyed and could not stand up and see this happen,” witness added. “I was speaking to the senior police officer, and saying ‘Arrest him. There’s no need to baton hha” This man came at me with a baton and ...

... speakers without sessing the number of her speakers of Irish.” I'his was stated by the esident, Rev. Owen Friel, m., Glenswilly, speaking a dinner-dance in the lden Grill, Letterkenny, ymoted by St. Eunan’s AA Club. He said that the heart of cland beat strong ...

... Ytreet, Coleraine, the front seat passenger in deceased’s car, said that while going up Eglinton Street witness turned round to speak to his wife and Mrs. Miller who were in the back seat. He saw a flash and the windscreen came in over me. Dr. M. Malik, pathologist ...

... Press & TV a forcing ground Sir Basil McFarland Bt. CBE, ERD, HML. speaking at the annual meeting of Londonder ry Harbour Board on Monday said: “We are living n critical times when newspapers and television are a forcing ground in that they create a minority ...