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Boal Carrickfergus
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1) 28th June 1937? Nigel Boal, Esq., 1
Windsor Park, Bangor, Co. Down, Ireland
2) 13th
May 1942 Postmark Belfast O.H.M.S. No. 1951231 A. D. Survey
Expeditionary Force, Spr. Boal, J. N., 'F' Coy. S.T.C., R.E., Wynnstay,
Ruabon, N. Wales - Dear Boal, Your letter of 8th ? reached me today. I
enclose the form you filled in, you joined the O.S. on 8th Nov. 1937 so
that I have known you for 4½ years (+ 5 days) you are still in the
O.S.N.I. I hope that you will succeed in your application. All is quiet
here tho' we have plenty of work. 10 of the men are on War Damage
Commission work which leaves the office very bare. Conn & Collins have
been accepted for training for Commissions having passed their Q.V.
O.T.C. Collins goes to the Indian Army. Lyness is getting a Commission
in the T.A. & is being transferred from the R.N.R. very soon for
training. You may meet some of them on your training. Courtney is now a
Lieut. R.A. With best wishes from the staff & myself. W. M. Lemore? -
Petroleum Officer, Armagh House, Ormeau, Belfast.
3) 26th
May 1941 Postmark Belfast The Secretary, Ministry of Finance,
Administration, Stormont, Belfast - Mr. W. M. Gilmore, O.S.,
Commissioner of Valuation, Armagh House - Ref. E.P. 4773. Mr. J. N.
Boal: (through Commissioner of Valuation): With reference to your
summons for service with H.M. Forces, I have to inform you that during
your absence on service you will be paid the difference between your
civil and service pay. A copy of T.C. No. 13/39 is enclosed together
with a statement reproducing extracts from M.F.C. 13/39 and 15/39 which
modify or supplement for Northern Ireland Civil Servants the general
provisions of that circular. With regard to the forms which are appended
to T.C. 13/39. it will be necessary for you to dispose of A and B as
directed on the Forms. Form C should be completed and returned to this
Ministry at the earliest possible date. I have to request that you
will inform this Division as soon as possible of the rate of service pay
and allowances you receive, and that you will notify any changes in your
service emoluments. L. C. Malb?? for Assistant Secretary
(Establishments)
    
WW2 Khaki Gaiter - The Life Boys Badge, a Whistle
and an ashtray? from Reeves & Sons, Ltd., London
    
 
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1) 1951231 J. N. Boal Dec. '41 Cartography -
Air Survey Course - Finding true north from sun or star.
2) 29th June 1937 Royal Institute of
British Architects to Nigel Boal, Esq., 1 Windsor Park, Bangor from
Everard Haynes, Secretary to the Board
3) The Soldier's Welfare 1943 & S.O.
Book 136½ L/Sgt. J. N. Boal
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1) S.O. Book 136 Personal Sapper J. N. Boal,
R.E.
2) Ulster Savings Certs 19th Aug.
37/14th Aug 28 - Marriage between May Dunn & J. B. Scott, 26th June 1941
12 o'clock
3) Letters written and received ~
13/6/41 14th Gertie; 14/6/41 14th Mum; 18/6/41
Mum; 19/6/41 Gertie; 21/6/41 Mum; 21/6/41 Cliff
4) Peggy Stenner, "Noivan" Gatacre
Road, Oswestry ~ 1112788 A.C.I. Bailey, C. W., P.A.C. Unit, 2 Married
Quarters, R.A.F. Station, Binbrook, Lincolnshire
5) Jessie & Hugh Johnston, 67
Finneat Street, Greenock; Passport & Permit Office, Dartmouth St.,
S.W.1.; Chief Officer, Permit Branch, Aintree, Liverpool 9; Fran Nugent,
"Greenpark" Norfolk Gardens, Glen Rd., Belfast; Robt. Lyttle, 90 St.
Deny's Rd., S'oton; Joyce Aggis, 7 Heathfield Ave., Binfield Heath,
Henley-on-Thames; Fred Dougall, 30 Sandringham Dr., Bangor; J. H.
Stuart, 34 Rugby Ave., Bangor; Mrs. J. Jarvis, "Wood Side" Ramsbury Dr.,
Earley, Reading; Mrs. Irene Frettingham, 70 Wilton Ave., S'oton; Miss
Edwards, High Street, Bishop's Waltham, Hants.; E. McAloney, "Ashley"
Carryduff, Belfast; Peggy McNair, "Enfin" N'Ards Road., Bangor
6) H. Reid, 20 Castleview Road,
Belfast; Brian Gaw, 56 Ballyholme Road, Bangor; W. G. Wimperis, 79
Princetown Road, Bangor; W. G. Skillen, Londonderry P.E.S., N'Ards.; C.
Flood, 129 Clandeboye Road, Bangor; S. Livingstone, 42 Waverley Drive,
Bangor; S. Boyce, 1 Princetown Ave., Bangor; O. McFarlane, 24
Springfield Road, Bangor
7) Candidates for O.C.T.U.
1951231 L/Sjt. Boal, J. N.
 
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1) S.O. Book 136 J. N. Boal, Valuations
Office, Armagh House, Ormeau Avenue, Belfast Compensation
2) Cartography Photography J. N.
Boal
3) Survey Training Centre J.
N. Boal
4) Domestic Hindustani R. G. Lister,
Lt. R.E. 165 Old Dover Road, Canterbury, Kent
5) Alexander's Hymns No. 3
6) Browne and Nolan's Geography for
Fourth Standard Karin Boal
7) The National Trust for Scotland Culzean
Castle J. N. Boal
Comrades in Arms June 1942
Three Talks to Junior Officers of Officer Cadets to assist them in the
handling of their men.
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The Presbyterian Herald July 1956 J. M. Boal
The death has taken place in the U.S.A. of the Rev. J. Edgar Park, B.A.,
LL.D., D.D., some time president of Wheaton College, and son of the late
Very Rev. Dr. Wm. Park, of Rosemary Street Church, Belfast. He was
educated at Queen's College, and the Presbyterian College, Belfast, at
Oxford and Edinburgh, Leipzig, Munich and Princeton. Joining the
ministry of the Congregational Church, U.S.A., he was minister of the
Second Church, Newton. He became president of Wheaton College and on
retirement went to live at Cape Cod. During his half-century in U.S.A.
he was widely known as a speaker and preacher as well as author of many
books and articles on religion and educational subjects. His son,
William E. Park, is president of Simmons College and his daughter,
Rosemary Park, is president of Connecticut College.
Subscriptions, Donations and Bequests Received During Months of
April/May, 1956
Vacant Congregations and Moderators and Clerks of Kirk Session ~
Licensures ~ Ordination ~ Installation ~ Resignation
  
N. Boal - Dear Auntie Ena, Edwin did get good marks this week and I was
very pleased. Love E????
Wot! No Swimming? (there is a Chad drawn)
Dagenham Girl Pipers Copyright: J. W. Graves, Dagenham
Wrexham
Queen's Parade, Bangor
Carrickfergus
all Carrickfergus
all Carrickfergus - on Drum - 2nd Carrickfergus Co.
The Boys Brigade
Millport
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same as below only 13 days earlier and this had no cover
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1) "Weekly Illustrated" cameraman records one of
the most momentous occasions in British History.
2) How British Premier Added Page to
History
3) Mrs. Chamberlain at Westminster Abbey
4) - and in Czechoslovakia
5) If Germany Attacks - This is where
the First Battlefield would be.
6) Twenty-Four-Hour Shifts in Mystery
Czech 'Plane Factory
7) France Mans the ? (must have been a
page missing?)
8) Autumn Brings Her Glory
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1 & 2) First Flight of the Successor to the
Ill-Fated 'Hindenburg'
3) War Drill for New Nazi U-Boats
4) Would You Like a Superb 16-Page
Souvenir Gift Book of M.G.M.'s Air Film Free?
5) Premier's Pilot
6) Desert Duels of the Speed Kings
7 & 8) Fashion Puts the Clock Back
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1 & 2) Unrolling The Scroll of Time
3) Older Than History
4) Men Who Move Mountains - for a
living!
5 & 6) First Pictures of a Medicine Man
Who Chases Illness Into Chickens
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1) Trials in the Life of a Sheep Dog
2) Their Feet Are Their Fortune
3) Photocrime - The Fatal Slip (I'm
really sorry, I forgot to scan the solution)
4) This is Your Page
5) Stars Work Unrecognized in Oxford
Circus
6) Horlicks
Weekly Illustrated Saturday 8th October 1938
Historic Souvenir Number, Full Story of Peace Pact in Pictures
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1) Mr. Chamberlain signing Four Power Agreement on
Czech crisis in Munich
2) Maps Tell Crisis Story at a Glance
3) Cabinet Ministers in Happy Mood When
Seeing Premier off on Dramatic Third Peace Flight
4) Here Is the Paper which Bears
Hitler's Name as well as Mine
5 & 6) An Armistice Night
7 & 8) Premier's Final Effort to Solve
Czechoslovak Crisis
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1 & 2) Midnight Reprieve for World Peace
3) - And the Subject was Peace
4) Premier's Progress: Tale of Three
Years Told in Two Pictures 1935/1938
5) Picture Premier's
6) "Crack" Troops to Police Sudetenland
- Gordon Highlanders
7 & 8) I Profoundly Distrust the Foreign
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1) War Fever Electrifies Chicago's Wheat Pit
2) Thanksgiving Day
3) Photocrime: Poisoned Lady
4) This is Your Page
5 & 6) This is What Our Children Escaped
- London Children Left Congested Suburbs for Safety of Open Country When War
Threatened
7) Triumphal Meeting of Herr Hitler and
Konrad Henlein as Troops March in Ceded Sudetenland
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