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... Father Savage was deputising for Cardinal Conway, who had been invited by the president of the club. Rotarian Jim Grew, to speak. but owing to other commitments was unable to accept. The vote of thanks to Father Savage was proposed by Rotarian Jack Shanik ...
... prepared to accept this challenge then the membership of the Orange institution will have to seek new leaders who are equipped to speak in the language of the years ahead, he said. The Synod. after expressing its gratification with the nursing profession for ...
... Patrick's High School, Downpatrick. 'His poem A Dying Cause is about self-absorbed pasengers in railway carriages who never speak to each other. Artistic STONES, pebbles, shells . . . you And them everywhere, and seldom give them a second thought. But to ...
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... than in' the previous match. He must have made a more thorough study of me. His holding; tactic , and defence were! g00d Speaking in his dressingroom. Harada said it was too early to talk about his future., Gallaher Open gets £l,OOO boost PRIZE money ...
... whatever their affiliations. wanted jobs, and jobs, too, for their children, regardless of n u church they worshipped in. He was speaking at the annual luncheon of the NI Tourist Hotels Association, a body whose members are responsible, for bringing many thousands ...
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... yet.” Pointing out that the championship was being held at Shandon for the sixth year in succession, Mr. Duddy said: “This speaks highly for the club’s co-operation. Thanks are due to the captain, council and members of Shandon for their tremendous heln ...
... him until I have seen him myself. He said yesterday he was interested In an offer made by Associated British Pictures Speaking from his Manchester boutique he said that he was going to London on Monday to have lunch with Mr. Bryan Forbes, the head ...
... aggressive than in the previous match. He must have made a more thorough study of me holding tactics and defence were good.” Speaking in his dressingroom. Harada said it was too early t» talk about his future. ...
... be ,useful for corn- munication, say some; experts. English and Afrikaans are the country's official languages. Afrikaan-speaking. people outnumber those' using English by about 60 to! 40 in a white population of, 3.700.000. English is in danger of d ...
... yesterday that modern science was weakening man's religious sense in a world plagued by a phenomenon of religious obscruity. Speaking from his studio window to thousands gathered in St. Peter's Square on Epiphany feast day, the Pope said: A phenomenon of ...