... only three games mat of M. St. Mark's, runners-up last noir to HaUrine. finished wood again this time nine games behind. Speaking about the tourna- ment, the organiser, Mr. Bob Ferris, Greystone, said: The standard has improved greatly thai year with ...

... 10-15 Daily Service. 19-39 Pick Of The Week. 11-38 The Saturday Show. 12 Radio Ulster Newsroom and Saturday Review. 12-20 Speaking Personally. 12-50 Today's Sport. 12-55 Radio Ulster Newsroom. | News. 1-15 Any Questions? 2 Weekend. 3 News. 3-5 Thirty-Minute ...

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... can wages go up all round. “Whatever trade unions can do, there is one thing they cannot do and that is multiply money.” Speaking to the Hull Junior Chamber of Commerce and Shipping, Mr Powell, MP for South Down, said that neither the exchange rate nor ...

... wages go up all round. '•Whatever trade unions can do there is one thing they cannot do. and that is multiply money. Talks Speaking to the Hull Junior Chamber of Commerce and Shipping. Mr. Powell. MP for South Down. said that neither the exchange rate nor ...

... Weekend. 2 Gardeners’ Question Time. 2-30 Afternoon Theatre. 4 News. 4-2 Gaelic Football: Derry v Dublin. 4-30 The Orchestra Speaks. 5 In Touch. 5-15 Down Your Way. 5-353 Radio Ulster Newsroom., 6 Ncws. 6-15 Hymns Old and New. 6-13 Sunday Sportsound. 7 News ...

... Carrick Music Festival WFIITEHFAD children swept the boards in verse speaking at Carrickfergus Music Festival. Fourteen of them carried off six firsts, seven seconds and six thirds in the first three days of the two - week festival. Agewas nohindrance ...

... Jane Freeman. 10-18 The Great Glass Hive. A celebration of the opening of the Crystal Palace 125 yearsago li-00 Open Door. Speak with One Voice: The Birmingham Clarion Singers present a programme for May Day. 11-30 News On 2 and Weather li-35 Midnight ...

... BAPTIST CHURCHES ANTRIM 1111 AD SMIRCH 1146 a m.--Tutor T. C. BROM. Mr. PAUL DOSIRTY will speak amnia Tama Wart. p.m.Paatar T. C. DROCAL Tuatara wort weleasio. WINDSOR BAPTIST CHURCH Malmo Animas Slandees. 11-30 •.m. and 7 p.m. SO•ater: J. THOMPSON. 1161 ...

... problems facing them. Mr. T. J. Maher. immediate past president of the Irish Farmers Association semis in Belfast last night. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Ulster Farmers Union he said, as farmers we have a heavy responsibility, representing as we ...

... with all its resources is now ready to help in that fight. We have many means at our disposal but it must all wi‘ improved Speaking only minutes before the start of a special May Day parade, in, Bel- fast--organ i,ett bV the •ItiSh Congress of Trade Unions— ...

... example, the TUC in Britain doing this is to the British Labour Party is unthinkable. The ICTU chairman, Mr. Jack Curliss, speaking at the rally outside the City Hall. renewed an appeal to the people to shun violence, sectarianism, and intimidation. He ...