OO. ATTENTION 1 All Catholic girls seek.m employment in England. should Id Mrs. Hynes. Untversal Employment Bureau. 52, Li. O'Connell St.. Dublin. Vecanciet in 5 11 Dart , ut England. Wiles, etc.. In Privet* HOUSIIII, Hotels, Colleges and School work. Experience not necessary. Wa

FOR ERECTION OF HOUSES AND GARAGES Also re-roofing of old houses.

with a number of larceny offences on various dates during 1969 and 1970 was issued at Sligo Court.

Solr.. appeared for the defendant. Inspector Hanley said a Mrs. B. Peterson was driving her husband's car from the Shore towards the Ballroom in Strandhill in the Sligo direction at 11 p.m., accompanied by her sister-in-law, who was a front seat passenger. She was driv-' ing slo

Friday, 13th November, at 8.45 p.m. Robert Stack, Bibi Andersson in— STORY OF A WOMAN Sunday, 15th November, at 8.45 p.m. Kirk Douglas, Senta Berger, Yul Brynner in— CAST A GIANT ,SHADOW Tuesday, 17th November, at 8.45 p.m. Jack Palance. Franco Mero, Tony Muzarte irY— A PROFESSI

SPOTS - 'NOVELTIES - OLD TIME WALTZ Admission - - - - 10/-. 8 THE SLIGO CHAMPION, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1970 . Tubbercurry football Club. FIRST ANNUAL DANCE IN ST. BRIGID'S HALL, TUBBERCURRY On Friday Night, 131 h November MUSIC BY. THE ORIELS SHOWBAND

Friday, 13th November RHYTHM STARS. Friday, 20th November MICK DELAHUNTI. Tuesday, 17th November £255 Worth of Entertainment. GAEL LINN GAMES SESSION EVERY WEDNESDAY AND NEXT WEDNESDAY, Iltk NOVEMBER, AT 9 P. £450 WORTH OF ENTERTAINMENT Usual Bus Services from Sligo 8 p.m. V. 3

you spend £3 or more (excludiag Cigarettes, Briquettes & 4-st. Potatoes) at CHRIS It'S, on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. OPEN 'FILL 9 P.M. THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS. P.M. SATURDAYS. .V. 8.- WE ARE. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY UNTIL 5.30 P.M.

ROCHES Limited PH°N-E " 9 HIGH STREET , SLIGO Oil loney and Grange As soon parade night for these centres is as suitable transport is available. Wednesday. Centre This centre wireless training in the Cl 2 set meets on Thursday nights starting will commence at these centres. The a

The Past Pupils' Union of the Tubbcrcurry Vocational School provided a most enjoyable night's entertainment on Wednesday of last week when a fair-sized attendance was treated to a film show that featured football and hurling finals of the past. Teams involved in these games incl