... 11-30. Announcements. 11-40. Sports Pared*. 12-0. News. 13-2. NI News and Gardeners' Diary. 13-11. Saturday Review. 13-25. Speaking Personally: Elizabeth Begley. actress. 13-SC. Sport and NI News. 1-0, News 1-15. Any Questions? 24, Week-end Woman's Non ...

... control of schools seems to me extreme and unjustified. a holding on to power for power's sake. (Father James Good of UCC, speaking at a recent seminar). Hardly • ma j ority viewpoint, admittedly, but then majorities do not always have a monopoly of wisdom ...

... Sadly missed by hie loving Mother and Father. 25 Dutmy Way. Comber; also the Family Circle. Softly we speak of the ones we loved, tenderly we speak of the Met: memories grow dearer in life travels on. but love and remembrance lest. McCLEMONTS Memories ...

... personalities involved in the production of “Jesus Christ Superstar,” still running at the Lyric Theatre. Roisin Walsh will be speaking to Bill Scott about his highly original and dynamic ideas for an Ulster drama school, and lastly Margaret Cunningham goes ...

... consultant who was himself a prisonerof-war say that no fat men came out of Nelsen. Near starvation was the daily routine. One speaks of controlling and maintaining the right weight but there is no such thing as a permanent cure for_it. _ There are iota of ...

... tidying while everything seems to be on the move. wubs, roses, herbaceous and rock plants settle in as soon as possible. Speaking of roses, March is a popular time for pruning both H.T. and floribundas. Whether to prune severely or lightly is a matter ...

... remembered by his loving Wife and Son, Daughter-in-law and Grandchildren, 26, Harmin Crescent, Glengormley. Ous lips cannot speak how we love him, Our hearts canndt tell what to say; God only knows how we miss him in our home that is lonely today. 10 THANKS ...

... Provisienal IRA stroenghold of Cressmaglen there was a 58 per cent. poll by teatime. g Five candidates toured the various entres speaking to efficials and party workers. One of the last callers at the Armstrong Primary School centre in Armagh, which caters for ...

... i T 3 The Rev. lan Paisley speaks triumphantly to supporters outside Ballymena Town Hall after he was returned with a massive majority. His wife, Eileen, is by his side. pi R T 2 i S oP T e T eR T T $ ' P bl ' g : X L WL %;‘3‘?’:;@ LY A _. 3 ¥ - ? i #550 ...

... Ireland, its position within the United Kingdom and their desire that it should stay there permanently. When Mr. Cooper rose to speak he was heckled by both the Republicans and Loyalists. From the McAllskey camp there Were shouts of traitors out. When he ...

... English is not part of our culture, than our national culture is unique. Since• it does not include the language we actually speak. —Caw Cruise O'Brian. am confident that the MP trill emerge as the only serious challenge to the Unionist party in Belfast ...

... Crossed out SIR — Each night durnng’ the election period on TV we watched Mr. Wilson ‘speaking at the Labour Party Press conference “He stood in front of the Union Jack — but it was jwomm red cross of St. missing. “{mums is to D€ taken as a symbol of ...