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GEORGE Bush's chum Sir Alistair Horne launched his latest book, Kissinger's Year: 1973, at the English Speaking Union last night.

Some of his community activities were as a board member of Monmouth Day Care Center, Brookdale Community College Foundation, New Jersey Symphony Orchestra League, member of the English Speaking Union, member of the Newcomon Society, district governor of Division Six of Kiwanis International, president of the Lions Club of Clinton, board member of Fruitlands Museums, and adjunct member of the Conservation Commission of Lancaster.

At least she got her own back addressing the English Speaking Union which chose the hotel.

These kind of forums were very popular for many years, and were a talking point but sadly I fear they are in decline these days which is a great pity," remarks Betty, who considers The 1918 Club in many ways similar to the English Speaking Union.

I was good at work, ' he says -- so good that after taking his O-levels early he won an English Speaking Union scholarship to the Wilbraham Academy in Springfield, Massachusetts.

She participated in many activities such as Folklorama, the Manitoba Music Festival, English Speaking Union retired teachers' group, United Empire Loyalists, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Westminister United Church and the University of Winnipeg Women's Auxiliary.

And they will carry on with a pounds 270,000 deal to sponsor debating skillsthrough a link with the English Speaking Union.

The trio of Charlie Samuda, Matthew Collins and James Langman came first in the national final of the English Speaking Union contest, held in London.