... working for the weifare of all sections of the n mum of pommm o m Myles sdded added that it is geared to serve, support and speak for the Norihen irstand peogle ns & is 8 Noithern or- ...

... in Ireland and would greatly appreciate it if you could possibly print my name and address. These unidentified men do not speak for me and it is time for individual memebers to register their disapproval of such representatives on issues which concern ...

... my first few words. With impeccable dic: tion 1 say: “Good morning. My name is Norman Ballantine of the News Letter. May | speak to your Mr Worthington please?” “Ah, Mr Worthington. What department would he be in?” “] think he's managing director.” “Oh ...

... catalogues. directories and books. Loose sheets of paper. envelopes. etc. when neat and uncrushed. are also useful. I think I speak for most of the other groups collecting wastepaper when I say that we have little interest in paper that is crushed up into ...

... road surface, the deepest of which measures 14 inches long by seven inches deep. I have spent many hours on the telephone speaking to various public authorities concerning the road surface and as yet I have not received a satisfactory explanation as to ...

... “Thése ‘ere n-m gmm peakin frank | would rather have Mn—nmm&na m“‘m‘ sfier Larme N Covncl] Mwered clearof & is nesdod s & body speaking for B el e tes wnmw “My own view is that the .il locsl Authorities in the inte_trouble over BuNcie gub-commiltee to vet méw ...

... during World War II everybody talking about how wonderful the world would be when we got rid of Hitler. Admittedly, we are not speaking German today but there are still a lot of Hiders around under various political banners and high sounding ideals. Yet as ...

... snags against a comeback seem insurmountable if Brandywell is to the the home venue. I would love to see Derry back and I speak for everyone in local football, said League president Jimmy Apperson. But I am afraid that playing at Brandywell, as Derry ...

... the undoubt- s ::‘t b::”::dol“; exl:::e and wolves in sheep’s Union. ; ed talents of William Craig. : ope s o 9 Mr Powell, speaking to And | have to record that than twice. , clothing” among Ul- ye3n Unionist Associa- tothispresentmomentthere _ MrPowell ...

... Co. Antrim has now been published by the Ulster Histoncal Foundation. It is also the first one in which ground work, so to speak, has not been done by Dr. Richard Clarke. whose efforts so far have been concentrated in Co. Down. The collector for the latest ...

... indication of his poaching instinct. The Corner management committee this week, gave Glentoran boss Arthur Stewart permission to speak to the player. 9 would like Eric to get a chance to prove himself, although naturally from the club point of view, I wouldn't ...

... Ulster Unionists. taking the Ulster Unionist Whip. It was essential, he said, that there should be a larger phalanx of MPs speaking. acting. and voting together. as the official Unionist six had done in the present Parliament. in the interests of Ulster ...