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... Tea and a chat Joanne Creaney, daughter of Mr James Creaney and Mrs Eileen Creaney, Churchill Park, Portadown, who has graduated from St Mary's Surrey with a BA Honours degree with QTS (Qualified Teaching Studies). Joanne is a former pupil of Ballyoran ...

... A LANTERN CHAT. In First Presbvterian Church Lecture ’’’all on Tuesday eveninc, Mr. William Maconachie repeated his lantern chat on “Old Portadown in the presence of 'argo and appreciative audience, who ■.r.md the pictures the old functions nd old groups ...

... JUST A CHAT I still don’t know whether the third man wanted money or not. I .rather suspect that he didn’t. But he just couldn’t resist the collar because he wanted to tell me that if all the clergy on both sides would just get down together over a cup ...

... happened in that decade. Zululand is now a province of Natal, and the hope of the Zulus has, from a slim, ambitious young prince, become a stout and stolid middle-aged pensioner, resembling in dress and bearing a more than usually prosperous English farmer ...

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... A CHAT ABOUT THE HYACINTH. The hyaeinto long been one of oar moat popular fiowen, and in its own good time ia welcomed by all, radiant with brigbtneia, and diffusing delicate perfume all around. It is household flower, flourishing alike in the con* servatory ...

... B CREAMLINE for a chat the tastes of young people, and which have proved to be popular with students attending the Lurgan College of Further Education, will also be served. The restaurant has a staff of five all of whom have been trained in the catering ...

... A CHAT ABOUT GRAPHS Never have I known a worse year (writes a cortespottikut to The Gardener') than the present f,r the Grape grower. Cold, easterly winds day after day and continuous sunless weather, rendered it well-nigh impossible to ventilate without ...

... have a chat or use the free facilities copier, typewriters, en velopes, stamps - to en hance their employ ment possibilities. Brownlow Limited are also looking to the future with the introduc- tion of a new Depart ment of Economic De elopment programme ...