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... Prosecute the fight- ing to the bitter end. should be emphasised that all the Europe we achieved clear-cut COln to the Civil Resettlement ■ azainst the Germans. Uncon- i are volunteers. course covers a '• .„» jer brought its train period of five weeks, though ...
... bricklaying under esptrt instruction at the Civil Resettlement Unit's quarters in St. Patrick’s Barracks. Ballymena. Right-Sapper E. C. Campbell. R.E. (on right), of Londonderry, who ah. kve year, a prisoner, was in civil lile machinist the hosiery trade. He ...
... Ballymena THE awkward gap between Army and civil me, which in roost cases the major problem confronting the repatriated prisoners of war. is being skilfully approached at Northern Ireland’s Civil Resettlement Centre at St Patrick’s Barracks, Ballymena ...
... side, a demonstration of penicillin is bound to be an exhibit of public interest, while the vocation aspect of the Civil Resettlement Unit will be shown by an actual building demonstration. ...
... Miss of public ntcrest The vocation aspect and to have conference with mem- Jackson; eggs and butter, Mi* M, of the Civil Resettlement Unit shown hers of Scottish Young Farmers’ Clubs, R ...
... M'Cutchcon, J.P.. presided, and Major Lindsay ca'’ vivid account of the work done- for returned prisoners war the Civil Resettlement Unit in St. Patrick s Barracks, Ballymena. WHIST DRIVE WINNERS. Seventy sis tables were occupied at the recent whist drive ...
... work being mander of the two men remarked done for returned prisoners of war that they were pretty handy lads a the Civil Resettlement unit to have around and commented st. Patrick’s Barracks was given that their actions hardly seemed by Major Lindsay, who ...
... consisted CTTI PMPNT Office hearers were elected follow>. \ and reels, hornpipes, THE CIVIL RESETTLEMENT President, Mr. R. J. Kirk, TP- |ances J | the Highland Fling, and UNIT chairman, Mr. J. W. Fawcett; hnn tlley were easy and secretary and treasurer. Mr ...
... be forgotten.— Yours, WILFRED PALING Minister of Pensions. 1* Great Smith Street. London. S.W.I. RESETTLEMENT UNIT. • CLOSING NEXT MONTH. Sir,—The ClTll Unit at 8t Patrick’* Barrack*. Ballymena, will closing early next month. Blnea it an* opened on August ...
... Sandy Greer. , human race had broken the taw They arrangements. —Antrim H.P.C. M Cabe Bros. The Cully- might sallafy the civil authorities and A)s present at the meeting were 1213-1163: J. MCabe & Son 1161. S. Cullybackey Wto y ketp th e hands of the ...
... at Larne and Greypoint, and command of A.T.S. companies at Ballykinlar and Omagh. In 1945 she was posted to No. 5 Civil Resettlement Unit at St. Patrick* Barracks. Ballymena, formed help British repatriated prisoners war. and remained with it until its ...
... with the demand. The Governor of Hong Kong appealed to the United Nations for help and major Western countries like France, Germany, America and Canada stepped in. Great Britain offered to re-settle a total of 10,000 people. Off these, 50 families were allocated ...