... MPs WILL HARRY. WILSON F FOR CHEQUERS COME ON !-LET THE GIRLS HAVE A LOOK IN Three Young pupils of Rainey Endowed School, Magtierafelt, examine each other's prizes—presented to them by Professor Cecil L. Wilson. of Queen's University, at the school's ...

... Tommy Oyler, Ed. McGrath, Sondra Duffy and Harry Wilson, all pictured at the reception In Arklow Lifeboat Station to announce details of Arklow Maritime Weekend. called a time when he had to write to R.N.L.I. headquarters in Eng• land for money to pay ...

... ONURCI4 (First Chrgeh of Christ Selentlet) Miran, Uritvorsity AMMO. -- ♦ or The Mother Church, WINDSOR GOSPIL MALL Mr. HARRY WILSON aßrarlo slll preach S Gospel ID. V.l en Lord's Day at 7 p.m. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES 11-30 am. sad 7 p.m. Geld—Me. CIVIL ...

... RUGBY_ LEMWE. Bari7v:lll7l3. 23: Bathry 14. Leeds 25: Biackpnol B 5. Widnes 31: Bradford N. Keighley 8: Leigh 14. Working 1 Swinton 3. Sa:ford 19: WhAehaven 5. Doncaster I; York 19, Featherstone R. 14. Sharpe wins 3-2 TT W. a vi.ak ot mixed fortunes t ...

... Orien's Irienels. an inscribed watch to Mr. O'Brien. The chairman paid tribute to Mr. O'Brien. and was joined by Messrs. Harry Wilson. Jnr. and N. Corcoran. who proposed and secoded the toast of the guest of hono n ur. Mr. C. Stone. former Captain of Rosslare ...

... Hayes of Barntown wars Association. at the Wexford Rugby Club disco on Saturday night. 1 .. ~: ■ Bernie and Robert Denby, Castlebridge, and Pat Murray, Mulgannon, were at the Wexford Wanderers Rugby Club disco. t II I 199 1 7 ■ Ballyshannon Gara owned ...

... Quality First Value AAvays THE ARCADE, GOREY 056-21705 g woo, JOHN Si, GOREY Ringing the New Year at a Judaea at Enniseortiy Rugby ash were Joliette Gkiara, Nude Browse and Sean Chapman. All sections of the eta( of Messrs. Battles Baton Company, Templeshannon ...

... experiments in a great ' endeavour to push up the mileage as soon as conditions permit. One enthusiast in mind at the moment is Harry Wilson (Ei2W), of Rath. gar. Dublin, who is going all out to break records on the channel. He expects to be able to restart aerial ...

... had matching bouquets. Mr. Seamus KellY, brother of the bridegroom, and Irish International rugby out-half. was best man. The groomsmen were Messrs. Harry Wilson Mr. and Frank Vt'ila-n brothers of the bride, and the ushers were Messrs. Loarles Misr low ...

... had matching bouquets. Mr. Seamus Kelly, brother of the bridegroom, and Irish International rugby out-half, was best man. The wnomsnien were Mews. Harry. Wilson jar, and Frank Wilson. brothers of the bride, and the ushers were Messrs. Charles Dukelow, ...

... of the 'Slide planned by John O'Connor, Christy Photographer of the Year' Gaffney, Jim Myler, Willy O'Connor, compakion. Harry Wilson and Jimmy TynelL 4 .--i ire • , Runners up in this contest were . PilawMoors al Adder Caawa Chi al a luggetke old& was ...

... Australians all fit The 16 rhnn from whom the Australian Rugby League team meet Great Britain in the second test at Swindon on Saturday will be chosen, are all fit, Mr. Arthur Sparks, co-manager of the side, said yesterday that no dificulties had been ...