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... Tr— e and Drums of the RUC 107%. FRANK ANDREWS and his McNeillstown band kept the flag flying in four of the six grades is which mm%@.qtmh“ e drumming championshy wes wom by mmmmhw they competed. in their usual Crimson Arrow 94%; 5, RBL 9¢; 6, Carluke ...

... * Mr. Frank Andrews (centre), general manager of Gallaher Ltd..N. Ireland, presenting a cheque for £3,000 for sponsorship of a race meeting at Down Royal next Friday, to Mr. Barry Ross, Registrar at Down Royal. On left is Mr. Arthur Adams, chairman. R ...

... Grade One McNcilbtown Pipe Band under the direction of Pipe Major Frank Andrews will he the guests and they will be supported by the Allen School of Dancing from Portglenonc. This group are the Ulster champions, and have danced with the band at the Brittany ...

... ~' ~ Mr. Frank Andrews, left, General Manager, Ni. Gallaher Ltd., looking at a silver casket which will be presented to the owner of the winner at the Benson and Hedges Ulster handicap race at Down Royal on the 22nd August, with Mr. Arthur Adorns, chairman ...

... directly through Frank Andrews (Telephone Cullybackey 880867) or Winston Pollock (Telephone Glengormley 8681). Incidentally, it was a busy day for one Dysart band official at Portrush, Andy Ross, who was kept busy signing the tape insets for lucky purchasers ...

... Their neighbours, McNeillstown (pipe major, Frank Andrews) also had a good day, winning Grade two and taking a good third place in the open grade. In grades three and four respectively, it was the same two bands who have made the running all season — ...

... Arthur Adams (second from left), chairman of Down Royal racecourse, receives a cheque for £3,000 from Frank Andrews, general manager, Gallohers, as sponsorship for the Benson and Hedges meeting on Friday night. Also in picture Barry Ross, registrar, Down ...

... 20-THE BALLYMENA OBSERVER, JUNE 3, 1994 jor Frank Andrews ‘his McNeillstown band o in Porty 'none last weekend. & A | 4 & inised a Fun Day Talking Tartan ‘Uifl] t[’c Glansman ¢ 4 |._ ¢ . o = o v.,' ‘ B S P ! W > \ l, - “ LS 7S] i } Bl One y the drumming ...

... BOXING ULSTER HALL TO-MORROW (Wednesday) at 8 pm. Sensational Ten-Round Contests: Spider KELLY v. Frank ANDREWS (VicMelillo). Based J. Ireland's own. II Atrical„ etc. Freddie WARNOCK v. Billy BAXTER (Belfast). Belfast a (Enfiand). Perky fasourite. t ...

... BOXlNG —Ulster Hd—W lONAL TIN ROUND CONTIMI Spider KELLY (Derry) v. Own. Frank ANDREWS (Yorkshire) Record unclad.* Joabsie Holt 1 0. Atnce). Ken %Mille,. Al B.nney. Ike AIM . GOOD 111.11101 rid NI VI and It 16 Donexall Po., RM. Book F.erly. ...

... FAMILY ATMOSPHERE From the outset, Pipe Major Frank Andrews sought to instill a ‘family’ atmosphere and tradition into the ranks, not only by the inclusion of most of his own ‘kith and kin', but also amongst the other band members, many of whom down the ...