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PENSMAN TAKES YOU Were critical of U.C. Chairman's Dungarvan Athletes Now A so-called Press conference called recently by the chairman cuss the problem. of Dungarvan Urban Council, Chairman — All I wanted to Formidable Opponents behind the SPOTLIGHT Cllr. R. A, Walsh, at a local Tress Conference' do was to give a pre-view of my proposals as I knew that they hotel came In for some critical comments by members at the would eventually come before June monthly meeting of the The Chairman, Cllr. Walsh THE PROPER PLACE th" Urban Council. In Field Events said he failed to see the point Traditions count! The truth which she took the bronze HIGH COURT RULES ON people are forecasting more Council held last Monday night. Cllr. Mary Dixon said that Tile Co. Manager, Mr Dan Cllr. Goode was trying to make of this maxim was> exemplified medal. No members of the regular although she had voted for the Hurley Interjected, "the West- SERVICE CHARGES sunny periods by the end of in referring to such things as at the All-Ireland Schools Press corps had been present at extension of the existing town ern Bay is a matter for the Most of the athletes are in the week. horoscopes. Referring to Cllr. Championships! he'd in Belfield At a recent sitting of Dun- the "conference." dump she had gone to the County Council." Dungarvan A.C tihe exception Goode's criticism about the on Saturday, June 7 last. Chairman's press conference. Cllr. Goode — The proper being Michael Ahearne (Ballin- garvan Court, a picket was manner in which th« letter Athletes from Presentation BACK FROM "MEHEEKO" The matter was raised by "There was no other member place to discuss the town dump ameela)—but even he will be mounted, outside the Court- sent to him had been addressed Convent and St. Augustine's C'llr. D. Goode who said that of the Councii there except the ls here at a Council meeting the first to admit that the Many readers have been to he said. "Although I have re- College had qualified to com- house by members of the local with reference to a press con- Chairman and myself," she and not anywhere else. groundwork for (his success was tired I have been very busy and pete in the finals of some of branch of NATO (National As- Mexico almost on a daily ference to be held at Lawlor's said. However she added that When there was no further laid by Dungarvan AC club- I had no time to write out the the events staged at the Uni- basis for the past couple of Hotel he had received a letter she- thought the Council Cham- comment from the Chairman, man, Bro. Patrick Lennon. sociation of Tenants Organisa- flowery introductions Cllr. versity track. Tihe (interesting from the Chairman but he was ber was the proper place to dis- the discussion ended. O.S.A. tions) protesting against special weeks watching the World Cup rather disappointed that es a Goode seems to have wanted." thing is that the Dungarvan waiter dharges while inside Soccer matches. It is, of course, member of the Urban council schools athletes were all com- Dungarvan's girl athletes owe courtesy of the television ser- the letter had not been addres- peting in field events'! much to their dedicated Pre- judgments were entered for sentation teacher—ithe former vices of RTE, BBC or ITV that sed to hiin with the usual cour- sums of £25 and £50 against a tesy. He said that thinking over lit seems a long time since Missi Mary McKernan. GVPay the big number of urban defaulters this has been possible for us. the matter since he had been Joe (Brice Know senior athletics new Mrs. Ashe have many years wlhio had either failed or refus- However there in person was reminded of the ditty they had coach at Lowell University) and ot wedded bliss! Liam Hennessy (.current pole ed to pay the charges on the our own Minister for Agricul- learned at school, "Who Killed Cock Robin?" and he then re- vault champion) competed in ture Austin Deasy, who return- grounds that they were not cited it for the members. PRESENTATION MARKS RETIREMENT OF the Friary singlet, but with obliged to do so as they repre- ed home on Tuesday after a these athletes — and to their erstwhile, mentor, Jack Fraser— sented double taxation. week-long visit to the Central Cllr. Goode went on to say that he did not go to the "press POPULAR DUNGARVAN FIRE MAN tradition and emphasis on field American State where he final- events began. The tradition Since then, however, the situ- conference" as he felt it was ised a £40 million contract for not the place for him as a mem- was strengthened by Denis Mc- NEW MANAGER FOR ation has changed and last An Bord Bainne. ber of the Urban council to dis- Sweeney, and then by Dungar- week the High Court in Dublin van CiBS boy, Frank C'Dri&n. The Minister left Ireland on cuss such a matter as the town BANK Or M ruled thiat these service charges dump. He said that when he re- With his arrival, Dungarvan L the previous Wednesday ac- AC was' firmly committed to AKD must be paid and groups pro- ceived the Chairman's letter companied by Bord Bainne offi- about the conference he had field events^ in athletics.. This is testing against the charges were cials. Following the successful looked up his horoscope and not to ignore the impact made told in no uncertain terms that by Tony Ryan in road races conclusion of the Mexican found that it warned against they just must pay-up. people apt to make negative and marathon running, but negotiations, Mr. Deasy visited suggestions "i said to myself perhaps a greater incentive to The decision handed down the Bahamas for similar pro- then," said Cllr. Goode, "that the younger athletes has been by Mr. Justice D. Costello re- motion work. Mexico is Bord finishes me with Richie's meet- the successes, in recent years ing." of Jim Sheehan in walking sulted from an application for Bainne's most important mar. races. A tradition has been an injunction by Olfaly County ket for dnied milk powder. Cllr. Goode recalled meeting established, and now Dungar- Council against a number of During his visit to Mexico. the late Capt. Willie Kyne who van athietes are formidable opponents In field events at residents who prevented Coun- Mr. Deasy and the B.B. officials had travelled all over the world years ago and who told him national level. cil workers from disconnecting met with representatives of the that he had seen famous bays the water supply to a house of State trading organisation, everywhere but none could com- This was admirably bo.vne a protesting occupier who had Conosupa while meetings were pare with the Western Bay in out on Saturday, June 7. Four refused to pay the charge. also held with the Mexican Dungarvan, "and," he conclud- athletes competed in the All- ed, "I hope that nothing will Minister for Agriculture. Ireland Walk .events at differen Giving judgment, Mr. Justice change It." levefls — Eamon Cremin (5th Costello said it .seemed the Junior Walk). Ronan W&lsh STRANGE NEW (5th Senior Walk), Tina Mul- local charges were properly PHENOMENA AT cahy (2nd Intermediate walk raised and the money was due MELLERAY GROTTO Girls'), and Brid Kenneally (.3rd by the residents. It seemed also Senior Walk. Girls). that the power to disconnect Reports of a new strange the supplies had been validly phenomenon at the grotto of HELVICK FISHERMAN TRADITION EVEN Our Lady at Mount Melleray exercised by the Council. STRONGER which were first made bv a In bhe snot and Discus This decision will have far- group of teenage visitors to the ON HUNGER STRIKE events, tradition was even Reports that two fishermen stronger. Michael Ahearne list rcnchirifi consequences for those grotto e;i r/y last month have serving jail sentences in spike Junior Discus, 2nd Junior protesting against these service been gaining momentum in the rsiand ror breaches or the sal- Shot), Peter Oo.lvin ' 3rd Inter- chara.es and should clarify the meantime witlh many people mon fishing laws were on hun- mediate shc.t). Michael O'Brien position of the local authorities ger strike were officially con- (4-tih Senior Shot and Senior now claiming that they wit- firmed on Tuesday. The men are Pietured at the presentation ceremony are (1. to r.) Mr. Gerard Malone, Assistant Chief Fire Hammer); In the girls events, once and for all. It shows that nessed the strange occurrence Paddy Kelly, Helvick, who ls Officer, Mr. and Mrs. Ryan, Mr. Tony McCarthy, Chief Fire Officer and Mr. John Shanahan. A. O'Rourke <4th Junior Dls- Eank of Ireland recently an- serving a six months sentence cuso and Allish O'Brien (1st | nounced they now have the authority of whiiah, has been described as "a Assistant Chief Fire Officer* ~ . (Phioto: Rory Wyley) the appointment of and John Murray. Dunabrattin, Intermediate Shot and 1st In- Con Crowley as Manager, Bank the Courts to back them up spinning sun." who was imprisoned for a termediate Discus — new of Ireland. Dungarvan. Con, and defaulters would be well month. Second Fire Officer Jack Eng- On Monday last following the A very pleasant social occa- j Fire Officer, who made the pre- record). Young 'Michelle Mul- who is the present Manager of advised to reconsider their Mr. Kelly's wife, Ann has sion took Dlace at Minnies sentations to both Richie and lish also spoke and both thank- cahy had a)so qualified in the the Carrick-on-Suir Branch of usual monthly meeting of the stated that both had been re- ed Richie for the great help he positions. The deoision could Lounge, Abbeyside. last Friday his wife, thanked Richie for his Junior Walk (Girls), but opted the Bank, will be succeeding County Waterford Vocational fusing food since last Saturday long years of loyal service and hr.d proved to be during their instead for the Long Jump in Mr. Frank O'Beirne who will also have consequences for evening when Officers and Education Committee in Dun- in protest against, their Im- members of the Fire Service not also referred to his active asso- periods in the service. shortly take up his new position those who continue to advocate prisonment and were only At the conclusion of formali- garvan, the Chief Executive only in Dungarvan but from a ciation with the local Civil De- as Manager of the Dun Laogh- the non-payment of the charges taking water. number of centres in the county fence organisation as instructor ties, Richie, on his own behalf aire Branch of the B'ank. Officer, Mr. Donal Kelleher, re- and on behalf of his wife suit- as they could now possibly be John Murray is due for re- gathered to pay tribute and to to a number of All-Ireland win- Con, who is a native of Mill- counted how he and his wife lease next Saturday but Paddy ning teams. ably replied to the tributes and street, Co. Cork, joined the Na- found to be in contempt of a make a presentation to one and a friend had visited the Kelly's sentence does not expire of their most popular col- Mr. Gerard Malone, Assistant thanked all for the presenta- tional Bank in 1950 and prior High Court ruling for aiding tions they had received. to taking up his appointment grotto on Sunday evening last until August. (See also page 6 leagues to mark his retirement Chief Fire officer, Dungarvan, URBAN COUNCILLOR and abetting a breach of the "No Early Release For Helvick from the Fire Service after a was also present. A most enjoyable social even- in Carrick-on-Suir, he served in and that while there he had ing then followed. Dublin, Newbridge, Kilrush, law. Fisherman."). long period of loyal and out- witnessed the strange pheno- Cahir. Ballaghaderreen and standing service ln the person FORMER OFFICERS The function was also attend- RESUMES DUTIES Rathkeale. It is time for all concerned menon himself. of Mr. Richie Ryan, Mitchel St., Ollr. Paddy Power was wel- Farmer Ohief Fire Officer, ed by present and former mem- as a result to look again at their Dungarvan. bers including: station Officers comed back at the June month- Married with two sons and Capt. M. J. Maguire and former four daughters, Con and his situation and to act according- "It was about 9 p.m. and —John Hamilton, Dungarvan; ly meeting of Dungarvan Urban wife. Marv who is originally ly if they wish to remain with- about 100 people were praying The presentation to Mr. Ryan Jimmy Kent, Tramore-. Billy Council last Monday night. He took the form of a beautiful was resuming his public duties from Co. Clare, are looking for- in the law. at the grotto," he said. De O'Donoghue, Oappoquln. Sub- ward to setting up their new video while his wife, who ac- Officers — Bernard Moynihan following his recent period of scribing his experience he went BODY RECOVERED companied him to the function, indisposition and the Chairman •home in Dungarvan. Indeed and Johnny Lyons, Dungarvan, Dungarvan will afford Con an A PROPER SUMMER on to say: "I saw some of the was presented with a piece of John Flynn, Dunmore, Donal and members joined in wishing him a speedy recovery to full opportunity to pursue his two SUNDAY people looking and pointing in Aynsley China. Murphy and Billy Cotter, Dun- major hobbies, golf and boating. the direction of the sun. I did CONVICTED FOR garvan. health. Last Sunday was indeed a FROM SEA AT Mr. john Shanahan, Assistant the same and within seconds Chief Fire Officer who presided, proper summer Sunday as the the brightness went out of it. proved a most capable M.C. and sun shone brilliantly and tem- recalled Richie's career from I then saw the sun come down BEING 25 MINUTES peratures soared into the high BALLINACOURTY the time when he first started from its position in the sky 70's. Indeed the entire week- The body of a middle-aged as a member of the Mainten- until it practically rested on end was beautiful and remind- man was recovered from the ance Staff at the Co. Council top of the statue of Our Lady Machinery Yard ln Dungarvan ed us of the almost forgotten sea at Ballinclamper, Ballina- TOO SOON in the grotto. It was no longer courty. Dungarvan last Friday in 1955, joined the Fire Service Augustinian Jubilarians lazy, hazy days of the summers as a part-time member in 1956 "I suppose It wasn't too ter- of brilliant brightness but was evening and wa® later identified of long ago. as that of Thomas Barry, Con- and became the full-time mech- rible a crime on a Sunday after- r/ather dull. I then saw the sun As a result there was an gress Villas, Dunga«rvan. anic in 1972, a position he filled noon in a country area," Supt. move back into the sky and until he eventually retired in M English stated at Cappoquin exodus to the seaside and Aged 47 years and single, he then I saw it take on the shape failed to return home on the March of this year. Court. He was commenting in beauty spots around the coun- a case in which a publican, previous Wednesday, night. The He said that Richie had pro- of a laboratory distilling flask. Paula Buckley, Geosh, Agllsh, try as the great outdoors called. body was discovered at about ved a most conscientious mem- It then turned to a pink-red Cappoquin, pleaded guilty to a apf^''' ... Everyone has been looking 7' p.m. on Friday by two people ber of the service who at all breach of the licensing laws at heart shape and suddenly it walking along the foreshore at times was prepared to go far healthier and happier as a re- 3.35 p.m. on Sunday, February burst and spread all over the Baliinacourty and was remov- beyond the call of duty. His i fMSi wM ^. sult. Unfortunately weather 9 last — 25 minutes before SttSffTl . v vl ed to Dungarvan District Hos- permanent good humour was horizon like a firework." "opening time." condition changed somewhat on pital where a post mortem was an example to all who worked Uf — Monday night but the 'Met' (Continued on Page 8i held. An inqiuesit will take place with him and the vast experi- Garda T. Dullea told the | - • . mm jHr^^a (tater. ence he had built up as a fire- court that when he entered the man and his expertise as a licensed premises he found five mechanic made him an invalu- people there. All were drinking. able link in the efficient run- When told that the defendant ning of the service down had one previous conviction, through the years. District Justice O'Connell im- posed a fine of £20 and also Mr. Shanahan added that endorsed the conviction on her DOOLING BUTCHERS DUNGARVAN R.C. this experience and expertise licence. The "found-ons" were made Richie a most capable In. fined £5 each. structor at the annual recruit courses in the training of young TALLOW FAILS TO CONTACT firemen. _ . . Mr. Tony McCarthy, Chief Quality Meats at URBAN COUNCIL At the June monthly meeting DROVE WITH of Dungarvan Urban Council last Monday night, Cllr. B. Kyne asked whether the Dun- EXCESS ALCOHOL Lowest Prices CLASHMORE A motorist who had a "small Telephone 058/56B00 garvan Rowing Olub had made any contact with the Manager meal and three pints" was sub- or the Town Clerk to discuss sequently found driving his car with a concentration of alcohol Mince 90p per lb. Roast Lamb, boneless, the problem which a deputation RIVER POLLUTED that, was "well over the limit," Rib Steak £1.08 per lb. with stuffing. £1 20 lb. from th? Club had raised at a District Justice W. F. O'COnnell Roast Beef £1.48 per lb. Streakv Bacon 38p lb. previous meeting. Following a report on Mon- heard at Cappoquln Court. Round Steak £1.98 per lb. Gammons 94p lb. Mr. Dan Hurley, Co. Mana- day last that a discharge of fM Sfesaf ^MK^^F^jagagMpBiMBMiR * Spring Lamb Chops £1.98 Chickens £1.99 each. ger replied that he had received silage effluent had taken place Forty year old creamery lb. Forequarter Bacon 68p no request from the Rowing at the river Lickey near Clash- worker. Maurice Harris, Mc- lb. Club since for any further dis- more, engineers and officials of Grath's Cross, Kilmacthomas, Brennock and Mr. Jim Keohan. Spring Leg of Lamb £1.98 On Sunday last two members •subsequently served in Austra- cussion on the matter. Wp.terford Co. Council visited pleaded guilty to driving with Later in the afternoon they lb. of the Augustinian Order in lia, Scotland. Rome. Nigeria and Ollr. Kyne expressed surprise the area to deal with the situa- excess alcohol in bis urine (235 wr re guests of honour at a re- Dungarvan jointly celebrated I Ireland. Fr. Treacy, a native of at this and said that he tion. milligrammes) at Knocknaske- c.ption attended by representa- the Golden Jubilee of their or- Villierstown, was ordained in thought there would have been agh, Cappagh, on February 1 tives of local religious orders dinations. Fr. James Hooper Dublin in June, 1936 and served some follow-up from the Olub. The Lickey is a tributory of Convicting the defendant, the and family relatives at Whlte- DEEP FREEZE CUSTOMERS CAN AVAIL OF and Fr. William Treacy, the I in Australia, England and Ire- Cllr. R. Walsh, Chairman, the Blackwater and following District Justice imposed a fine cliurch House Hotel. Both have jubilarians, are pictured above hand. On Sunday both concele- OUR MODERN HYGIENIC ABBATOIR. said that it might be that he th' discharge of the effluent of £75 with an endorsement been the recipients of numerous with the Prior, Very Rev. Fr. bratcd Mass with the Provin- was expected to have acted as local people reported seeing and. disqualified him from driv- messages of congratulations to Lowest Prices. Blast Frozen if required. M. Brennock (centre). Fr. I clal. Very Rev. Fr. Tom COoney, go-between in the matter but as dead fish floating ln the water. ing for i2 months from Sept. 1.. mark the occasion of their Hooper who comes from Clona- at the Augustinian College, Ab- TELEPHONE 058/56300 he had been too busy in the The fish kill in the river result- Supt. M. English prosecuted golden jubilees. ing from the pollution is stated kilty, Co. Cork was ordained in beyside, at which the hymn meantime he just didn't get and Mr. J. p. Gordon, Solr., de- 1 singing was led by Very Rev. Fr. —(Photo by Rory Wyley). around to it. to have been "fairly big." fended. Rome in February, 1936 and PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1986

BALLYDUFF NOTES SPRATT CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES lynoe Festival tournament and CAPPOQUIN SCOUT NOTES teachers from most Primary With all the clubs in Munster cessfully. A word of praise must THE LATE KITTY FLYNN Schools in West Waterford. also go to the people who drove the following week-end will play BALLYMACARBRY, CLONMEL taking part the standard of The dleath took place on The troop cycled to Stradbally The panel on stage were: competition was high. The club cars to Limerick as It kept club Roanmore in the championship. For Sale By Private Tireaty Thursday last at Lismore Dis- during the Whit weekend and Quiz Mistress _ Mrs. E. Hall' sent six athletes to Limerick costs down. The intermediate footballers trict Hospital of Kitty Flynn. THE CURATE'S RESIDENCE' had a very pleasant time under Score Keeper — Mrs. B. Clancy; and all six did us proud as they will play Shamrocks in the MOST ATTRACTIVE DETACHED SMALL canvas. The following projects Time Keeper — Mrs. K. OMa- won one gold and four bronze Black, who Was 'in her lOilst championship at Tallow on Sat- took place — firellghting, com- year. Deceased spent many urday night at 7.30 p.m. Players COUNTRY RESIDENCE hony: stage Manager — Ned medals. pass woric, knots, hike and Keane; Amplification — Noel years, in the States' and lived to be at the venue by 7.15 p.m. (Having Forestry and River boundaries) swimming. Our first athlete to compete with her nephew Paddy Lyons. Cronin. was Francis Lynch and he real- On Sunday morning last, the Last weekend the Region held Ballysaggart ulntil she was hos' Standing on c. -]- acre, well laid out Site, of lawns The committee wish to ex- ly gave the club a fantastic ul4 hurlers lost to Stradbally at its first competition at Melleray IFA CHAIRMAN piitallsed some years ago. garden, and river 'bank walks. press their thanks to all donors start to the weekend by win- the showfield and they play An Scout Centre, the O'Farrell of prizes for the nightly raffles ning the boys ul3 walk title. Her remains were removed to Gaeltacht in Cappoquin next Edm'ond Spratt & Son -are instructed by the Diocesan Trophy. Cappoq/uin were repre- and the general public for their This was Francis Lvnch's first St. .Michael's Church on Friday Monday night at 7.30 p.m. sented by the following — P.L. Trustees to offer for sale this dhanmiing 'residence, con- wonderful attendance and co- time competing in the Munster CALLS FOR WINTER evening last and the internment Transport will leave the Vil- Roger McLoughlin, A.P.L. Brian veniently situate at Newtown ©ridge, outside Ballymacar- operation. A special word of finals and Saturday last is a took place on Saturday morn- lage at 7.0) p.m. Ormonde, Owen, Anthony and appreciation to the members of day he will remember for oulte ing flollowiing (Rlequiem Mass to bry Village within 9 miles of Clonmel, on the Dungarvan Shane Reddy, David Mason and the trusteeship of the Church, a while. Francis deserves his FODDER CAMPAIGN the adjoining cemetery. Very Frank McLoughlin. They took The bad weather conditions Road. The accommodation of this two-storey family resi- without whom it would not be reward for all the effort he has Rev. P. Quealy, P.P.. officiated fourth prize — the gold medal— of this year have already posed dence is generous and loffers an opportunity to acquire possible to hold this ever popu- put into training. at, 'the graveside, assistd by Fr. In the Treasure Hunt. major problems for farmers an attractive property ready for immediate occupation. lar event ln the village and Niamh Scanlon was our sec- And Waterford farmer O'Gorman. C.C'.. Lismore. We congratulate Abbeyside on finally to the teachers for their ond athlete to compete on Sat- Anthony Ryan has estimated Sincere sympathy is extended ABBEYSIDE Solicitors: O'Shee Murphy & Co., New Quay, Clonmel. winning the trophy. The stan- 1 1 wonderful preparation of the urday and she won the bronze that the most immediate effects to her nephews , nieces , rela- Inspection by prior arrangement only. dards for this competition were pupils. medal ln the girls ul3 walk. are a reduction in milk pro- tives' andi friends. very high and the markings Detailed particulars from the Auctioneers. Nlamh also competed ln the duction of over 1'0% and an were very close. SYMPATHY PATTERN THE LATE MRS. ELLEN 800m. 13 girls and she finished increase In the cost of feed- May I remind all scouts from U FLEMING In sixth place in the final. stuffs. Sincere sympathy is extended the region who took part that Our only other athlete com- to Mrs. Eileen Geary, The Fad- there can be only one winner. We regret to record the death Mr. Ryan who is Waterford Edmond Spratt & Sony peting on Saturday was Lor- docks, on the death of her Taking part is the important of Mrs. Ellen Fleming, late of I.F.A. County Chairman, pre- NOTES raine Maher, who aualified aunt at the week-end. thing though you must still be Monalour, Lismore which oc- dicted that farm incomes will from the heats and was un- The Pattern Queen for 1986 M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058 ) 4.2211 able to smile at the finish. curred on Sunday at the resi- fall by over £50m assuming lucky not to get a medal in the HAPPY EVENT has been selected. We had good dence of her son Noel, Shanbal- normal weather conditions pre- Six scouts, to be invested final as she finished in fifth support for the contest which ly, Cappoquin. Full obituary vail for the remainder of the shortly, will have a rehearsal place. Congratulations to Eamonn was' held In Minnies. The en- in the Scout Centre on Thurs- next week. year. This would be a reduction and Jean (O'Donovan) Walsh. trants were: Linda Regan day night. On Sunday, Nlamh Scanlon of about 8% in real terms. Balllnameelia, on their recent carried on where she left off (•Darrers Stores), Fiona Ahearne I congratulate the two Cub AFFANE BRIDGE CLUB happy event. the previous day by winning "This income loss comes on (L&N Superstore), Helen Cur- Leaders, Sean Power and p. J. another bronze medal, this time top of a 161% fall In farmers' ran (Minnies Squash), Mairead Kiely on completing the first 1. Brid Bergln and Kathy Mc- COMHALTAS NOTES Grath: 2, M. Radford and M. ln the girls ul3 1,500m. living standards in 1985". he Foley tAibbeyside GAA), Suz- part of the famous woodbadge. said. A variety group from the anne Baumann (.Abbeyside Pat- O'Connor: 3, Nora Wllloughby Corrlna Walsh also won a The second part they will do However, the Ballymacarbery branch travelled to Ballynoe SALES BY T. J. HEGARTY and Bernie Norris. bronze medal as she qualified tern) Grainne ROsslter 1 Abbey- with yours truly. farmer warned that despite from the heat and ran a great Festival on Sunday night last. side Folk. Group). Triona Foley All personnel going to the current losses, it is likely that BALLYSAGGARTBEGHILL, OWBEG, LISMORE CAPPOQUIN P.T.A.A. race in the final to finish in Sets will travel ito the competi- (Dungarvan Youth Club). Jane father and son camp will meet the worst consequences of the Location one mile from town. third place in the girls -ul2 tion in Clashmore on Saturday Cooney (Causeway Tennis on Friday, June 20th at the All arrangements are com- bad weather conditions will not FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY 800m. night next. Music as usual on Club). Scout Den at 7.30 p.m. where plete for our trip to Wexford be experienced until next this Thursday night, lit was not an easy task to 4-ROOMED COTTAGE ON i-ACRE APPROX. we will hit the trail for the on 28th June, seats may still Our other prizewinner last Spring. weekend was Fiona Lynch who MACRA NOTES decide which of the girls Solicitors: Donal T. McCarthy & Co., Melleray Scout centre. The fol- be had at Unlacke's Shop. Farmers' reserves have al- should be awarded the victor's lowing is the programme. Mel- Our trip will take us to Wa- got the bronze medal ln the 18 South .Mall, Cork. discus competition. It was only ready been used up over the Exams — On behalf of the garland but the accolade leray Scout Centre: June 20th, terford, New Ross for morning past nine months. Poor grass club we wish the best of luck eventually went to Miss Jane 21st, 22nd All personnel to ar- in the last throw that Fiona Further particulars from The Auctioneers. tea, a visit to the museum in and wet land are causing fodder to those club members who Cooney. She received £10o in rive by 20.00 hours and will be got the big throw that she was Ennlscorthy. Gorey for lunch worries for next year. are In the middle of exams at clothe Is vouchers and a trophy. shown their sleeping quarters and shopping and then down looking for to get into third GLENSHASK, LISMORE place. Mr. Ryan called for the the moment. All the other girls also were by their leaders. the beautiful coastal drive to launch of a winter fodder cam- 28 ACRES FOR HAY OR SILAGE Another athlete who compet- Congratulations — Congratul- awarded, token trophies. Wexford town, a visit to JOhns- paign and an Improvement of Weekend Programme: Friday ed last weekend was Eamonn ations from the club go to Pat Our thank® to Paddy O'Brien lii .suitable lots; roadside. town Castle and Gardens, a the cash income position of the night: 8.30 Fun Game — Bat- Lynch who was in the long Joe and Mary Ahern on their for his sponsorship and con- TTTrrieGAPTY visit to Our Lady's Island and worst hit farmers. He welcomed man - Robin - Joker. 10.30-11.00 jump ul2, but he did not suc- recent happy event, the birth tinued invaluable support. Con- back to Wexford for tea. Bi linn. the recent Increase In grants soup. 11.30 lights out. ceed ln getting Into the final of a baby boy. gratulations to Jane and we Auctioneer & Valuer, Lismore. Phone 058/54347 for silage facilities, and pointed jump-off as the standard of Saturday: 8.00 Rise and shine out that a £400 subsidy for first WEDDING: look forward to seeing her FRANCIS LYNCH WINS competition was extremely high —breakfast. 9.30 Flag up. Wel- time silage makers and a £200 during the annual Pattern MUNSTER TITLE with a lot of records being HANNON-HANLEY come by Camp Chief, morning subsidy for those who made events, in August. broken over the weekend. St. Michael's Church, Bally- prayers — weekend explained to On Saturday and Sunday last their first silage In 1985 would — P.R.O. duff was the scene for a very fathers. 10.00 Slippery soccer — the Munster Track and Field Fo congratulations to our be money very well spent by pretty wedding on Saturday rope bridge, aerial runaway, I Championships took place in athletes on a great performance the Government. sock It to them, blind trail, Thomond College, Limerick for last weekend and for keeping afternoon last when Miss Anne clothes pegging, drive the nail, the under l'l, 12, 13 and 14. the club colours flying so sue- "AICOT have a vital role to Hannon, youngest daughter of SALES BY JACK FLANAGAN tio the bucket. 1.00 Dinner. 2.00 play in a winter fodder cam- Mr and Mrs. John Hannon, Bal- treasure hunt. 6.00 tea. 7.30 paign, not least by actively llnlovane, Ballyduff and Mr. BALLYSAGGART BY PRIVATE TREATY Judo, pillow-fighting, bumpy seeking out those farmers who Maurice Hanley, son of Mr. and ride, sack race, penalties, 3 leg- still have not changed over to Mrs. Maurice Hanley, Ballyana- ARD CUAIN, BALLINURE, DUNGARVAN ged race, musical chairs, pick silage making and by providing han, Kildorrery, Mitchelstown, ATTRACTIVE TWO-STOREY RESIDENCE and choose, ten pin bowling. 9.00 the basic technical knowledge", were united in the sacrament THNOTEE LATSE MRS. KITTY FLYNN This residence is located 1 mile from town, standing Flag down, prayers, Campfire. he said. of Matrimony. 11.30 Lights Out. Knockanore, Glendine, "The best and most efficient The death took place in Lis- on its own .private site (j-acre approx.), with the benefit of The bride who looked charm- more Hospital on Friday mor- Sunday: 8.00 Rise and shine, means of improving the income mature gardens front and rear. of the worst-hit farmers would ing was given away by her ning last of Mrs. Kitty Flynn. breakfast, flag up, prayers. 10.00 father. Kitty who was in her 101st year Briefly: Ground floor—Sun Porch, L-shaped Hall, 2 — Orienteering — Glenshelane Kilwatermoy Notes be through Improving the live- KNOCKANORE CHURCH dance were Sr. M. Oliver Mercy stock headage payments ln dis- The Nuotual Mass with Papal spent over forty years in the Reception Rooms, both with fireplaces; Kitchen/Dining North. 100 Lunch. 2.30 Mass Biessing was celebrated by Very United States before returning celebrated by our Regional CELEBRATES 160th BIRTHDAY Convent, Waterford, a native of advantaged areas. With the ex- area; First floor—4 Bedrooms and Bathroom. Outside: ception of the rates of payments Rev. P. Queally, P.P., Ballyduff to Ireland to live out her final Chaplain Fr. Billy Meehan. There was a capacity congre- Knockanore, Mr. James Hally Large Garage and Boiler House. Oil Central Heating. former Co. Engineer, who has on beef suckler cows, headage and the Mass servers were Tony years with her nephew Paddy gation at Concelebrated Mass Morrlsson and Brian Kenny. Lyons In Ballysaggart. Enjoying Solicitors: I. F. Williams & Co., Main Street. CAPPOQUIN/AFFANE been and still is involved! in the payments have not been in- In t'he Church of the Sacred creased since 1980 although The matrons of honour were very good health to the end of G.A.A. NOTES work on Knockanore Church Details from:— Heart, Knookanore on Friday. Inflation has totalled 83% in Tessie Morrlsson and Peggy her days, Mrs. Flynn was al- Offertory procession _ will JACK FLANAGAN, AUCTIONEER Gate Collectors — On gate June 16th to mark its 1G0 years the meantime". Finn, sisters of the bride and ways lively company, ever in existence. Kelly. Kllleenagh, baptised in 64 Main Street, Dungarvan. Tel. (058) 41496/41280 after six duty this week, I5th-21st June the bestman was Pat Nolan, ready to entertain the listener are T. McCarthy, P. J. Kiely and Chief celebrant was the Knookanore Church on January DISADVANTAGED AREAS ! friend of the groom, while the with interesting accounts of J. McGrath. Bishop of Waterford and Lis- 19th, 1894 brought a Chalice Mr. Ryan revealed that the groomsman was Michael Han- her long and varied life. with the date 1815 stamped on IF A have just put a proposal Gate collectors for next week, imore MOst Rev. (Dr. Michael ley, brother of the groom. To her nephew Paddy Lyons, it, to tihe>' altar. No doubt. it was to the EEc Commission calling 22nd-28th June will be D- Mc- Russell,. assisted by Rev. Fr The Lessons were read by her relatives and friends we used tn the old Clhiuirch in for the Brussels contribution to Carthy, J. Aherne. E. Fraher. Muloahy. > IPJF.. .Knock.ann£r Kathleen Hannon. the bride's oiler our sympathy. ^Ucoctoan.? iFatsy O'Donogiiue the Disadvantaged Areas S.H. Defeat: clonea 1-10: Cap- Mons. 'Michael Olden, P.P.. KIT-'* sister-in-law and the groom's EXAM TIME formerly of KJilleruagh. now re- scheme to be increased in Ire- poquin 0-9 — Our senior hurlers shee.'lan. The Bishop preached sister Mary. Once again exam time is with sident In Youghal. who was land's case from 50% to 75% were defeated by Clonea last the sermon during the Mass on The soloist was Mary Farrell us and we send our prayers and SALES BY BERRY WALSH baptised i . the church on Dec. as the EEC's contribution to Sunday in Dungarvan. It was a the history of Knockanore Par- n while the guitarist was Michael best wishes to all who are sit- 3rd, 1894 also brought a chalice alleviating the worst effects of game that was ours for the tak- ish. Former priests of the par- Farrell. ting exams at present. IN THE AFFANE AREA to the al'bar dating back to the the weather crisis. ing, especially ln the second ish present were, Fr. Sean Nu- A most enjoyable evening was IN HOSPITAL 22 ACRES OF LAND TO LET FOR HAY OR SILAGE 195©'s. These two men represen- "In recent months, many half The team was really mov- gent, C.C.. POrtilaw, Fr. M. had by the guests at the recep- Two of Ballysaggart's favour- ted the older generation and farmers have been able to put Excellent .crop (18 acres 1st crop, 4 .acres upland). ing in that third quarter but O"Byrne, C.C., Carrick-On-Suir. tion In Whitechurch House ite characters. Dave "Sween" representing the future were bread on the table only as a re- Further particulars from:— lost their impetus and in the Fr. J. Griffin, C.C., Dungarvan. Hotel and the honeymoon is Fennessy and Paddy Clancy are the two youngest children at- sult of borrowing from their final analysis lost the game Fr C. Scanlan, C.C., Clonmel. b"ing spent in the canaries. hospitalised at present. We BERRY WALSH, Auctioneer & Valuer tending Knockanore school — Co-ops", he said. "While the through some silly mistakes. Very Rev. M. O'Doherty. P.P.. We wish Anne and Mossy hope the two 'boys' are very Mary Ellen Smith, Coolbeggan, Co-ops have been doing what Cappoquin. Telephone 058/54008 This defeat almost certainly Portlaw-Ballyduff. Very Rev. J. whe are both most popular shortly back with us. baptised on July 12th, 1981 and they could to support these means that we will not o_ualify Murphy, p.'P., Clashmore, a na- farm families, Co-op credit members of the local commu- G.A.A. NOTES for the final stages of the com- Valarle Ann Mlorrisson, baptised tive of Knockanore, Fr. J. P. tends to be expensive." nity many years of wedded bliss. Araglen Tournament — On petition — but let us try to win August 3iCth, 1981. These two O'Callaghan. C.C., Glendine, Fr this Thursday evening our Jun- our remaining games and show little girls brought the wine G.A.A. NOTES ior hurlers play Ballyhooly in that the team will go down T Flynn., C.C'., Ardmore, Fr. and water .to the altar. The senior hurlers scored an the Araglen Tournament. This fighting at least. Francis. O. Cist.. Mt. Melleray, DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB unimpressive win over Colligan game ended in a draw last year. DUNGARVAN URBAN Team — M. Phelan, J. Mc- Very Rev. Joseph Barry, P.P., Mrs. Alice Hayes who a few DISTRICT COUNCIL FUND RAISING COMMITTEE FVJagmouth, Co. Clare, Fr. T. P. by 3-12 to 0-6 at Cappoauin on Ciur performances this year Carthy. M. Brackett, p. McCar- years ago received a Benl Mer- Sunday last (See match re- however, have failed to match NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS June 20, 1986. thy, B. Murray, J. Fives, J. Geary. Youghal. Also in abten- entil Medal from the Pope for DUNGARVAN ITINERANT SELL LAMBS AS port). our play of last year and we Mason. P. Curran, D. Murray, her services as Chapel woman HALT Full panel £10®, Snowball £54 On Sunday night next they enter this game more in hope P. Morrissey. P. Egan, F. Mur- in Knockianore Church carried will play Ballyhea in the Bal- Tenders are Invited from on 42 calls. Colour: blue^ than confidence. ray. M Hackett, N. Heffernan, the oldest baptismal register THEY BECOME FIT, SYMPATHY competent Contractors for the 43 58 61 7 37 49 70 47 S. F'raher. Subs.—B. Hennessey the parish holds, covering the construction of the above 31 12 21 44 53 38 55 66 for P. Morrissey; F. McOarthy years 1803-1833. Johnny O'Dono- We extend our sympathy to named work. for N. Heffernan: N. Heffernan van the oldest living captain Pa Geoghegan and Jimmy 50 14 87 46 39 32 69 36 SAYS ACOT Geoghegan on the death last Copies of (Drawings and Speci- for J. Mason. of a Knockanore. G.A.A. team Lamb slaughterings need to 23 83 3 85 78 86 29 79 ORGANISATION weekend of their aunt, Mrs. fications are available from the carried a medal won in 1940. Increase substantially In order 11 2 4 56 76 30 22 26 THIS WEEK ACOT Ellie Fleming, cappoquin. undersigned on deposit of PRIMARY SCHOOLS QUIZ AT Martin Murphy, captain, of the to avoid a glut later In the sea- £50.00 which wHl'l 'be refunded 41 17* 48 34 75 8 82 15 VILLIERSTOWN Shamrocks under 14 football son, said Tom Power, Head of on receipt of a bona fide ten- ACOT's Sheep Advisory Ser- 62 63 40 6 45 33 54 The 6th Annual Schools Quiz OF NATIONAL team who have reached 'the CO. WATERFORD der not subsequently withdrawn ^Denotes end of snowball. CO. Final also brought a trophy vices last Friday. and the return of the docu- was held in Villierstown on 3rd, to the altar. Due to difficult weather con- ments. Prizes must be claimed on or 5th and 10th June. Fifteen schools competed and these ditions. supplies of iamb com- Tenders in sealed envelopes before Monday, June 23, at 6 The Prayers 01 the Faithful SAYS were Lismore C.B.S., Klnsale- ing on the market have been SHEEP DEPARTMENT endorsed "Dungarvan Itinerant p.m. sharp from pat Moore, 11. EX-SERVICE were said by children from ©th beg, Ballyourrane, Aglish, Bal- normal. This means that there Flock Recording Scheme: Fill Halt" to be returned to Town Thomas Terrace, Dungarvan. class in Knockanore School— linameela, Glenbeg, Abbeyside, are about 15,000 lambs, which your flock record card now and Clerk, Town Hall, Dungarvan, Full sheet must be returned they were John Murphy. Orla Carrlglea, Lismore Presentation should have been slaughtered discuss. with your adviser. CO. Waterford, not later than When claiming. Gillen, John Morrison. Teresa in May, still on farms. INSPECTOR TALKS Friday. 4th -Duly. 1986. Convent, Villierstown, Tallow, MEH AND WOMEN IWieigh your lambs, and assess No winner last week. Modeligo. Ooolnasmear, Kil- Dunne and JO an Dolan. "This shortfall together with The lowest or amy tender will for level of finish. Any lamb 40 Numbers drawn this week by brien, Ardmore. DUNGARVAN BRANCH Fliowers on the altar were ar- the increase In the number of not necessarily be accepted, kg. live weight or more will be ON SHEEP SCAB Mrs. Tina Martin, 23 HI 1,Mew ranged by Mrs. Mary Keane and lambs available for slaughter near finish. and the acceptance of any ten- The results were: john Treacy The Dungarvan Branch of in 1986 means that the weekly Drive, Dungarvan. Perpetual Trophy — Carrlglea ONE will be taking up church Mrs, Bess B'Uiokley. Organist. CATTLE der will be subject to the a Mrs Keane. Readings by Jim kill of lambs between now and sanction of the Minister for the N.S. gate collection during the' next Calves should get two black- DANGERS Oarrlg and Dymipna Moloney. the end of the vear needs to in- Mr. Jim O'Brien. Veterinary Environment. Team Competitions: 6th stan- week-end, on Friday, Saturday leg vaccinations not less tihan The ladies guild organised crease by 3,000 over the 1985 Researcih Officer. Department The contractor must comply dard _ 1, Carrlglea; 2, Balllna- and Sunday. The collection lis six weeks apart. Ideally, first PLANNING NOTICE'S thie. catering in tihe school. figures. For the month of June, of Agriculture talked to the with tax clearance arrange- meela; 3, Kinsalebeg. 5th stan- nation-wide and includes the shot shouild be given before total slaughterings by export 1 members of Co. Waterford ments before tender being dard — 1, Glenbeg: 2, Carrlglea; Dungarvan Garda Division — Clergy Who Ministered In factories should be over 35,000 calves go to grass. Older stock PORTLAIRGE — Taimse pad- 3, Villierstown. 4th standard — suoh places as Dungarvan should get .a booster shot each Sheep (Dipping Advisory com- accepted. 1 Knockanore — Fr. Michael per week and over 40,000 per raiigh O hArtalgh ag lorg ahead 1, Carrlglea; 2, Lismore; 3, town, Ring, Old .parish, Ard- mittee about tihe dangers of Signed: O'Brien built the Church and week for the month of J uly, year. pleanala o Oomhalrle Contae Glenbeg. more, Aglish, Cappoquin, Lis- sheep aoab at 'their meeting in B. .WHITE. was P.P. from 1810 to 1828, fol- said Tom Power. Calf performance will drop Phortlairge teach chonaithe a more and Ballinroad. collectors Dungarvan. The talk which Town. Clerk. Individuals: 6th standard—1, lowed by Fr. James O'Brien dramatically now if the pasture thogall i miBalle na Chuirte. are urgently needed and it Is The weather has also had a lasted for approximately one Eiarry Donnelly, Glenbeg; 2. An- 1828-1836; Fr. Roger Murphy is gone s'temimy. Calves must Town Hall, An Rinn, Dungarbhan. up to every member to play his serious affect on lamb sales in hour was described .as very drew Campion, Lismore. 5th 1836-11841 • Fr. Michael Spratt have, leafy grass, and be able Dungarvan, part in this event, as it is. held Northern Ireland, where slaugh- worthwhile and contained a lot Waterford — Permission is standard — 1, Eric Lynch, Glen- 1®4'1-,H850; Fr. Thomas Quealy terings during May were back to select and leave 50% after Co. Waterford. only once yearly. of new information. sought from waterford County beg; 2, Peter Oheevers, Abbey- iaso-1187'3- Fr. Thomas O Brien to 50°^. of normal. This, he them, to be eaten by older Council ito build kitchen, bath- side. 4th standard — 1, Colin The Dungarvan Branch is 1873-1883 • Fr Thomas Walsh said, increases the risk of an stock. The talk detailed what, sheep AN CHUIRT DUITCHE Keane, Carrlglea; 2, Shane Har- room and septic tank at the very active- at the moment, 1883-1908; Fir. Richard Casey over-supply. HORTICULTURE scab Hooked like, how to deal (THE DISTRICT COURT) nedy, carrlglea. back of my house at Town taking part, in various activities 1908-111912' Fr. Patrick Lonergan ACOT is now urging farmers Flea-Beetle : Flea beetle in with it and how to control it. District Court Area of Parks West, Tallow. — Mrs. Record crowds attended each such as helping to members 1912 1931' Fr William O'Ma- to adopt the following strategy. turnips and other brassicas oan FiO'intlng out tihat sheep scab Dungarvan. night and among them were Sarah Morrlsson. who are in need and securing hony H931-1I939; Fr. Michael 9 Sell lambs as they become bei controlled iby spraying with had 'been, on the statute books District No. 21. Very Rev. W. Callanan, P.P., employment 'if oosslfbCe for Morrissey Adm. Fr. William fit-at 3.0-40 kg live weight. Gamma-Col, at i pint in at since 19.0'4 and wias still not THE AUCTIONEERS AND Rev. P. Fitzgerald, C.C., and : those unemployed, etc. Flynn 1939-11946: Fr. Michael Even if only a few lambs are least 30 gallons of wafer per eradicated. Mr. OlBrlen stressed HOUSE AGENTS ACT, A quarterly meeting of the Power 1946-4938; Fr. John Gulry nov, fit, sell them—don't wait acre. It should be applied' at the need to eduaate farmers 1947 TO 1973 Southern Area Council was held 1968-1971' Fr. Thomas Draper to fill the trailer. the cotyledon stage and repeat about the situation. He said TAKE NOTICE that JOHN at Naval Base, Haulbowllne. 107.1-1976; Fr. Michael O'Doh- • Farmers who have tradi- if necessary. Severe attacks oan that scab could be eradicated FLANAGAN who proposes to Three delegates from the erty 1976-11980; Fr. James Mul- tionally sold heavy hoggets wipe out crops, pinholes in. the as the tools' to do it were avail- carry on business under his Branch attended and' at. this cahy 1980-'date. should sell lambs as soon as cotyledon leaves are the signs able. Proper dipping would, he own name intends to apply at Touraneena meeting a memorial plaque in they reach 38-40 kg and buy of attack. siaid, control the dlse^ase but all the Sitting of the 'District LISMORE GOLF memory of our late Area Presi- store lambs in the autumn. Slugs: Slugs are becoming a sheep would have to be dipped Court to be held at Dungarvan dent, Jtohn O'Riordan 1 R.I.P) of MRS. BRIDGET HICKEY R.I.P. "During the past 12 months, during the dipping period and on Wednesday the 9th of July. the Cobh Branch was presented serious, problem to many crops W ' regret to record the death sheep producers have market- it could flare again in sheep 19*86 for a Certificate of Quali- Notes RESULTS to the Commanding Officer of C Slug populations are high be- (Results, June 14/15: 18 holes ed record numbers of lambs free of the disease if they were fication to hold an Auctioneers the. Naval Base, Captain Joe of Mrs. Bridget Hickey, Knock- cause of the wet weather v. par—1, P. Norris (.11) +3: 2. with a significant improvement Licence 'to carry on business as FIRST HOLY COMMUNION Deasy, N.S., to be given to the anore, which occurred on May Draza or other slug pellets not dipped annually. E. Ahearne (16) +3; 3, M. in quality. The result has been an Auctioneer at 64, Main On last Sunday week Very O'Shea (2il) +2. best, recruit each year. 30th at her residence. A kind are .best applied while the Mr. John. Power Department Rev. Fr. Keating. P.P., adminis- and gientlb lady, she will be favourable prices over the past ground surface is moist. Slugs Street, Dungarvan in the COun- Fixtures: Munster Country The annual general) meeting Veterinary Officer for the Coun- tered the Sacrament of First five months and a delay In the will not come to the surface tv of Waterford. Clubs Competitions. June 10. of the organisation was held In missed by aOBl who knew her. ty said that the.y were doing a Holy communion to the- child- seasonal price decline. Farm- when the soil is dry so it is Dated 9th day of June, 1086. 5.30 p.m. v. Tipperary at Mit- Youghal during the June Bank To her loving sons, daughters very good job In regard to ren of Touraneena. Thankfully ers selling lambs as they be- essential to aot as. soon as Signed: chelisitowni: June 20. last date Holiday week-end. There was a brothers, sister, other relatives sheep dipping in the county at come fit together with aggres- possible. LANIGAN & CURRAN, the weather was fine and these for second Round Club Cham- very good attendance from andi friends, we extend our present. who received their First Holy sive marketing bv factories Solicitors for the Applicant, pionship. e.3© p.m., mixed four- branches all over the country deepest sympathy. to producers of quality lamb POTATOES AND Mr. N. J. Connor siaid that Communion were—Trevor Dal Dungarvan. somes.; 10 p.m. Time Sheets -and of course Dungarvan with maximum reward given VEGETABLES so much inflorniiation and ad- ton, Ian Dunford. Cdam Grace FESTIVAL QUEEN Co. Waterford. closed for Captain's prize, draw Branch sent delegates there are essential In ensuring maxi- The_ continuous cold weather vice had been contained ln Mr. To/ Jtohnny G'ieeson, Richard Power. for partners and auction. June The weather for a change was The first heat of the Festival mum share of highly competi- and heavy rainfall has caused O'Brien's taillk it was la pity he The Superintendent, Alan Hally, Flonnuala Hicky. 22: Captain's Prize: F. Mc- good and a Church Parade Queen contest will be held at a tive export markets," said Tom poor vegetable and potato was. not speaking to all the Ga.rda Siochana, Regina Hickey. Sharon Fennell. Carthy. through the town of Youghal dance, in Murphy's Lounge on Power. growth. A top dressing of up sheep farmers of the county to 2 cwt Nitrogen per statute Dungarvan. Eileen B'oyle, Caroline McCar- Ladles winner: 1, Mona was- spectacular, with bands Saturday, June 21Et. A Festival instead of enly to members of As part of its campaign on acre would benefit most veget- And/ thy. Vyorine Webster. O'Neill 32; 2, Mary O'Brien 321. and flags. Queen will be crowned to pre- the Sheep Dipping Committee. lamb marketing, ACOT ls now able' and potato crops'. Distrlot Court Clerk. W® congratulate them, their Mlixed FOursomes: 1, G. Can- Once more hoping for a good side over the. events of the an- running a series of demonstra- SCHOLARSHIPS .Ut' was suggested that Courthouse, parents and' teacher Mliss Sin- ning and J. Hornlbrook: 2. F. turnout during the coming nual Festival Which will be tions throughout the country A arrangements might be made Youghal, ead O'Donnedi for their great Geary and. Miarv Daly; Gross week-lend. held on the weekend of July Contact your ACOT office re at a tateir date ltor Mr. O'Brien s also Co. Cork. effort. S. Power and D. Cahill. — P.R.O. 25th-27th. InA^ l n available in' all late application for scholarship ACOI offices. to address a public ACOT to attend agricultural college meeting. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1986 PAGE THREE RAS TAILTEANN YOPLAIT TEAM REPRESENTS TIPPERARY Cappagh Man Fined £1,000 On A mian who was stated to nave' obstructed two officers of the Revenue commissioners in the execution of their duty was fined £i;oioo- when convicted in Obstruction Charges hlls absence at Dungarvan Court last week. Hte wias Laurence told the Court that- the defen- consequence of 'the previous Hickey, Cappagh, who did not dant had been previously con- conviction.. appear and who was not lle'gal- victed on a charge of using Stating that he didi not see lv represented. marked: diesel on August 8. 1982 why he should do so for a man 0VFr. J. Lavan, solr., acting fior and fined £500 which was then who had1 not seen fit to appear ST. ANNE'S PARENTS Mr. A. V. Maher, State Solici- mitigated' to £20'0. The instruc- in court, bhe District Justice tor, prostauibed on behalf of the tions' he had received now were imposed bhe full fine of £1,000'. Director of Public Prosecutions. to- oppose any mibigation of the He fixed recognisances in bhe mandatory fine of £1,000 as a COUNCIL NOTES Martin Murphy sltiated in evi- evetob of an appeal. At the June meeting of St dence that he was an officer of Anne's Parents Council held on the- Revenue Commissioners Tuesday, June 10, we had a re- and on December 16 last ac- port from our delegates who companied by another officer met the 'Minister for Education he saw a vehicle parked at Mr Cooney, at the AGM of Whitechurch. They approached uSPA which was held recently to take .a sample of the diesel in Donegal, in connection with in the vehicle and identified the future of St. Anne's Post themselves as Customs Officers ATTENTION FARMERS, Primary School in Cappoquin. buit the defendant then took off The delegate is satisfied at speed and g>ot away when he tnat the Minister was very crossed over two fields. On Jan- much aware of the geographi- uary 27 he met the defendant BUILDERS, ETC. cal problems within the school again and in reply to questions catchment area, and under- during an interview the defen- WE ARE OFFERING FOR A LIMITED PERIOD: took to give the matter his dant admitted ithat he had early attention. been the driver of bhe vehicle 'The Minister said "he fully on December 16. understood the position and the worry of parents." Witness said bhat when ask- The committee wish to ex- ed, bhe defendant said bhab he press their thanks to the loyal could say he drove away as he Limestone supporters of our school. Re- didn't know who witness was gret was expressed that some and bhat he was afraid he could parents were failing in their be robbed. When witness- then support. asked the defendant to explain Congratulations to Caroline such a statement he replied Mr. Dermot O'Sullivan, Merchandising Manager, Dairyland Ltd., presenting a cheque far sponsorship to Billy Kennedy, Morrissey on winning the that he wouldn't say any more. Screenings Team Manager in the forthcoming Rias Tailteann nine day International, starting from Dublin on Saturday next, June Regional prize ln the Pat Mc- EX OUR CAPPAGH QUARIRY Carthy Memorial competition. Patrick J. Moroney, alsb an 21. Stephen Delaney and Andrew Hitchenn are the two om itted members of the team in the picture. Team includes We wish success to all stu- officer of the Revenue Commis- AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES (L to ID.): Vincent Kelly (team member), Larry Power (team member), Billy Kennedy (Team Manager), Dermot O'Sulli- dents doing exams at the sioners gave evidence of being van, National Merchandising Manager, Dairyland Ltd., Stephen Spratt (team member), Bobby Power (team member) moment. with thie .previous witness on Full particulars from:- and Maurice Teiry (Team Mechanic). A vote of sympathy was ex- December 1'6 anld corroborated pressed to the Dallon family what he had said. The Yonlait team to represent Terry; Masseur — John Nulty. team in Paris. He will be one of where he finished alone. Should on their recent sad bereave- When District Justice O'Con- Tipperary in the forthcoming 9- The F.B.D. Milk Ras starts the favourites for overall hon- he recapture the superb form he ment. Mrs. D. Bumster. Hon. nell said that he would con- JOHN A. WOOD LTD. Secretary. Day International Cycle Race from Dublin on Saturday, 21st ours in this year's Ras following had in '85 where he was the vict bhe defendant. Mr. Lavan F.B.D. Milk Ras Tailteann has June and the Yoplait sponsor- his performance against the only Irish rider to challenge the been announced. Yoplait team ship has been made possible by Russians in '85. mighty Russians, then victory WHITECHURCH QUARRY members are as follows—Bobby Dairyland Ltd., a subsidiary of He has had a very successful could be his. He represented his CAPPAGH, CO. WATERFORD Power (Cldona Carrick Wheel- Waterford Co-op. year in France with a brilliant country in the '85 World Cham- Tel. (058) 68189 and (058) 68073 (29-8) 6th place in the Paris-Ciauny ers). Larry Power (do.), Vincent SPRATT, pionships in Italy where he and STEPHEN classic and 15th spot in the Paul Kimmage, now a profes- Kelly (Kylemore), Stephen DUNGARVAN Spratt (Cldona Carrick). Anders Paris-Roubaic event. He com- sional were the only Irish fin- Ballyduff Festival Hltchens (Mid-Devon R.C.), Ste- Stephen is a member of Cld- pletely outclassed the opposition ishers. He finished in 5th place phen Delaney (Tara R.C.O. ona Carrick Wheelers but has In the only Irish race he rode overall in the 1985 Ras Tail- Team Manager — Billy Ken- spent the '86 season racing in this season — the Des Hanlon teann. nedy Mechanic — Maurice France with the famous ACBB Memorial classic in Carlow Will Be Bigger And Better The Annuial Ballyduff Festival tournaments and last year's will take place from June 27 to novelty, the duck derby. We BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS July 6. This year's Festival pre- once again welcome back the ATTENTION FARMERS ! mises to be bigger and better ducks and look forward to the We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right than ever With all age groups thrilling race on the picturesque prices:— _ , and bastes catered for. Biackwater There are some new attrac- Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts, Coarse Having enjoyed the entertain- Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts (with tions — the mosit popular will ment in the field you can bhen Disqualified For Driving surefly be the Nlte At, The Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull Nuts, listen to the street entertain- Races. Many organisations in Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, pig Rations, ment before you head for the Bonham Cr3ep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, K.N.Z. A Cork. City motorist, who. it West Waterford have recently marquee to boogey the night was stated has had to pay a organised these and they have Mineral Licks, etc., etc. away. The top groups have All at unbeatable prices. number of substantial fines I Droved to be very entertaining been booked — Miami, Brian previously and who is presently and If you have an eye for the O'R'eilly and Loudest Whister, MICHAEL BEECHER "off the road" ifor five years. | Without Insurance nags, financially rewarding. Lucky Numbers and the fabul- TALLOW. CO. WATERFORD was disqualified .for three years The Festival will have all bh? ous Linda Martin and Chips. WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY ' by District Justice W. F. O'Con- old favourites — tug-o'-war iSee yOu in Ballyduff at the nell at Lismicre Court. other substantial fines the de- on Pat McCarthy, Charlemont Glencairn on February 9th. fendant had had to pay. The siporbs, fancy dress. hurling end of June. Jeremiah D'Driscoll, Farmer's Terrace. Wellington Road, Cork, There was no appearance by conviction was endorsed and a for driving an untaxed car at the defendant. Gross. Kins ale 'Road, Cork, three year driving disqualifica- pleaded guilty to driving with- tion was imposed. A fine of £5 G.utt insurance ,a.t West atre-et. •was als-o lmiposed in resnaeot oi Lismore. a, driving licence offence. DESERVING WIN Sergeant Michael Blake told the court that O'Driscoll had a UNTAXED VEHICLES Pick up your Passport to the best number of previous convictions for -uninsured driving. He had Fines totalling £200 were im- FOR CLONEA been heavily finted in the past-. posed on Jimmy Dunford. Col- O'Drisccll told the Court that, ligan. Dungarvan, who failed to CLONEA 1-10; CAPPOQUIN 0-9 appear on two charges of driv- in foreign travel services he wias now off the road for Cionea's deserved four points fielder Pat Curran. Others to five years and will not be driv- ing untaxed vehicles on Decem- win (1-10 to 0-91 over Cappo- play well were Michael Phelan, ing again. "I have had a lot ber 6 and February 15 Siast. A quin in the third round of the Michael Brackett. "Gossie" of finest to pay," he said. He is £100 fine was imposed in re- league style senior hurling Mason, Jasper McCarthy and presently unemployed, he told spect of each offence and recog- championship at Fraher Field, Shane Fraher. the court. nisances were fixed In the event Dungarvan, on Sunday last of an appeal. Scorers: Clonea — G. Klrwan District Justice O'Connell in must surely enhance their chan- 1-2; B. Power 0-2; D. Hassett, imposing a fine of £10 said he A fine of £200 was imposed ces of being in the final shake J. Hunt, H. Sikehan, J. Klrwan, was taking into account the up for this year's bible. T. Whelan and E. Connolly 0-1 For Cappoquin, the result was each. Cappoquin — P. Curran an extreme disappointment and 0-5, F. Murray, B. Hennessy, S. must rule out any hopes they Fraher and B. Murray 0-1 each. might have had of going the Clonea — P. Power: K. Kelly, distance. Yet in bhe final analy- J. Fraher, J. Power; D. Hassett, sis, they can blame no one but D. Kirwan, J. Hahissey- H. Ske- themselves for a result which han, B. Power: J. Walsh, T. DUNGARVAN could just as easily have been Whelan. J. Hunt; G. Klrwan, reversed. J. Kirwan, M. Brophy. sub. — E. Clonea, showing their custom- Connolly for J. Hunt. SEA ANGLING ary grit and determination Cappoquin — M. Phelan, J. which is a hallmark of their McCarthy, M. Brackebt, P. Mc- play, were well on top in the Carthy; B. Murray. J. Fives, G. opening half when they had Mason. D. Murray, P. Curran: P. CLUB NOTES the assistance of the very Morrissey, P. Egan, F. Murray; ed later. Despite .the bad wea- strong breeze. What they lacked M. Hackett, N. Heffernan, S. ther 125 fish were landed with in finesse, they made up for in Fraher. Slubs. — B. Hennessey a variety of 8, I.e., c:nger, ling, effort but on a day in which for P. Morrissey: F. McCarthy WATERFORD GLASS dogfish, sipurdog, pollock, pout- their marksmanship left a lot to for N. Heffernan; N. Heffernan COMPETITION ing, ray anidi scad. b•': desired, they turned over with for G. Mason. Boats returned to the Quay at, just five points to spare, 0-7 to Ref. D. Duggan. At the moment weather pros- around S.30 p.m. and after score 0-2, having shot eleven wides, posts are looking good for all cards were submitted and re- some of these from close in anglers entered for the "Water- corded the results were totted ffGGS. ford Glass" compebibion which up and Michael B'urke present- will bake place on Sunday next, At the half-way stage it look- ed a fantastic array of prizes ed as if Clonea had "shot" 22nd June and will be fished and thanked everybody for tak- from the Quay at 9.30 a.m. Pre- themselves out of bhe game and MELLERAY/GLEN ing part in- his competition. sentation of prizes in the this seemed to be the case as Rory Wyley did the honours on Anchor Bar later in the evening. Cappoquin came back at them the' photography. The following in bhe second half. ROVERS G.A.A. CO ALFISH were the Winners:— LEVEL SCORES Inspired by a brilllanb display Last week a small contingent 1st place—John Cronin and from midfielder Pab Ciurran, of anglers left the Quay in hope Brian Mansfield (Ardmore). Cappoquin had levelled bhe NOTES of catching a few mackerel. On Saturday week last our Wlbh 187 pbs.; 2nd place—Tom- scores at 0-9 each by the 50th They caughb mackerel, bub also junior hurlers gained a very my Kenneally and- Donal Fen- minube. Bub the major score ran inbo some very large coal- valuable two points in this Ion with 117 pbs.; 3rd place - they badly needed, failed to fish weighing aboub 10 lbs. each yf.ar's league J championship. John and David Dwyer 105 pts.: materialise principally due to In weight. The crew Included Our opponenbs were Modeligo 4th place—'Eileen Fennell and the poorness of their attack, Sev Baumann, Frank O'Beirne, who always produce a very Damian Dillon. 96 ntis. The skip- which on the day proved a total Connie McGrath and some bough hut sporting game of hur- pers prize went to Connie Mc- disaster. They lacked strength friends of Sev's. A nice surprise ling. However on this occasion OM. "K«» LlHES„) and penetration in the area for so early in bhe season. they were no match for the and sadly lacked a leader to MeWeray fifteen. The final score Next time you re planning a trip A group of New Ross anglers show the way wlbh bhe result hired oub a boab last Saburday ol 4-8 to 1-5 does not at all flat- that some good possession was ter MelHeray. abroad, whetherfor business or ard had a very enjoyable day's squandered as bhelr forays pleasure, drop into any AIB Branch fishing. Their cabch included broke down ab the final hurdle. Outstanding players for the ling, conger, pollack and coal- winners, were Brendan Whelan and pick up your Passport to the be fish. They got the chances but Paddy Walsh. Paddiv Tobin. IRISH FIGHT FOR lacked bhe hearb and -bhe killer Jimmy Power and Mike Heaphy in foreign travel services. It's got all you ^ 2 DAY YOPLAIj GOLD MEDAL instinct and so ultimately paid white Mllchael O'Gorman, Dan- need to know about these services: Entries have already began bo the penalty. Clonea, on the ny ROurke, Joseph Rourke, Leo Travellers Cheques-Travellers cheques come in for the Yoplait Gold SIGHT other hand, although on the de- O'Donnell, Tom Duggan, Danny Medal Competition which will At a recent meeting of above fensive for most of the second Lucas, Gerry HOra\n, Gter Power are a safe and easy way to carry money and b-- held on August 23rd and in Lawlor's Hotel, 'Dungarvan, half never stopped plugging Aidan Power, Martin Power and they are available in most leading currencies. eurocheque-With eurochequeyoucan 24th. We are hoping bhls compe- Mary Fleming on behalf of the away and when they broke from Michael Crowley all turned In tition will be an angling ex- Clashmore Laser Fund Commit- dc fence In the 25bh minube Ger very fine performances. Foreign Currency-Of course, you'll need write personal cheques drawn on your own Klrwan was pub through for the travaganza, drawing icelebreties tee consisting of Kathleen This win nlow puts us on top goal which made the points some local currency when you first arrive account in the currency of the country you from the soccer field and the Fleming. Margaret Walsh, Mary of bhe table with 6 points out safe. It was in time added on government. of three gamles with Vllliers- abroad - to pay for your bus or taxi - and AI B are visiting - to purchase goods at retail Power and 'Maura Coughian, that they struck the insurance Just to remind any anglers town. Bricikeys and Kilrossanty outlets or obtain cash at bank offices and presented a cheque for £41'6 to point when Klrwan was fouled can provide a wide variety of foreign currencies who v/ould like to fish but 1 Mrs, V. Leo, treasurer of LF.F.-S. going through and the same et to play. This could very well cash dispensing machines abroad. haven't got rods — rods are This was raised at a dance be our year if ail the players Visa Card-The international credit card from available on hire from Paddy player sent over the point from So pick up your Passport to the best in held in iDecies. Lounge, courtesy the "penalty." keep up the good work and AIB. Use it to pay for all your purchases - Kenneally throughout the sea- of Glarry O'Halloran. .Inciden- show asi much determination as foreign travel services at any AIB Branch. son. See ye all on Sunday. Incidentally Cappoquin miss- 1 whereveryou see the VISA sign-and you can tally the door prize, was' won by ed a "penalby" in bhe 34th min- bhey did on Saturday week. And, rememberyou don't have to be a Con Connell, Cross. Clashmore. A very special word of con- use it to obtain cash at bank offices worldwide DUNGARVAN DOUBLES ute when Pab Egan's shot came customer to avail of Allied Irish Banks Also. Mrs. Regan. Connolly back off a defender and was gratulations. to David Kiely who and from the Visa international automated On Sunday, 8th Jiune, the sec- Row, Dungarvan! is circulating cleared. won the' Feile' na nGiael Skills foreign travel services. ond compebibion of bhls season tickets at various miarts around Overall ib was a good result Competition in Kllmiaicthomas teller network. bcok place. This was namely the area at £l each. The prize for clonea Who had outstanding recently, David will now go for- the "Doubles," sponsored by is one bull calf or the market players in keeper Paul Power, ward to- represent bhe county in Michael Burke of Lawlor's Hotel. value in cash. Jimmy Fraher, Del Klrwan, the Feile final. 44 anglers participated and 5 'Also all trade union members Barry Power, Henry Skehan, Congratulations alto to boats- were used. The day ap- have agreed to donate- £1 per John "Curley" 'Walsh, B'arry David's trainer James McCar- peared to be one of those lazy, week for four weeks. Likewise P'ower and Ger Klrwan. thy who has done ai really fine hazy summer days in the mor- managements have agreed to Cappoquin had the outstand- job of braining and encouraging ning but conditions deterlorat- match the employees donations. ing player of the game in mid- the juvenile hurlers. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1986

ORMOND DUNGARVAN

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LAWLOR'S HOTEL Week-End T.V. Viewing NITE Nuacht. 6.40 — Mexico '86. 9.00 tina Navaratilova, glamorous —Tennis, Cricket and Racing. —(Mastermind. 9.35 — The Fea- Gabrlela Sabatini and future 6.15 — Film: Green Fire. Grace 7ETAS ture Film: white Heat, starring number one prospect 16-year- Kelly stars with Stewart Gran- CLUB James Cagney, Virginia Mayo, old Steffi Graf. 11.10 — Royal ger IC1954). 7.50 — Petit Pierre. Edmond O'Brien and Margaret Ascot. 11.30 — Film: Call Me 8.00—Bader: the' sitory of Doug- LOUNGE FRIDAY NIGHT — 60'S DISCO Wycherly. Savage. Catherine Deneuve las B'adier, famous British SATURDAY, JUNE 21 stars witn Yves MOntand, Tony fighter ace. 8.30 — G'ardeners' 12.30 — News Headlines fol- SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS — DISCO Roberts also stars ln this 1975 World. 9.00 — Entertainment ABBEYSIDE, DUNGARVAN lowed by sports Stadium- 6.00— French/Italian film. 1.15 — USA 2. 9.310—Your 'Life In Their I0p.m.-2a.m. — Adm. £3.50 — Bar Ext. — Neat Dress The Angelus. 6.01 _ News. 6.10 Weather. Hands-. 10.00 — Cricket: Second SUNDAY, JUNE 22— —Animal Trail. 6.30—Cartoons. Test. 10.30 — Newsnlght 11.15 6.40 — Highway To Heaven. 7.30 BBC 1 SATURDAY, JUNE 21 — Weatherview. 11.20 — The —Mary. 8.05—Remington Steele. Lordis This Week. 12.00 — DAVITTS REVISED 9.00 — News. 9.15 — Return To 6.45-i8.25 a.m. — Open Univer- Whistle Test. Studio sessions Eden. 10.10 — simple Minds At FRIDAY, JUNE 20 sity. 8.30—The Saturday Picture from The Pogue and Paul WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25 — Dungarvan Youth Club- The Ahoy Stadium. 10.40 — Show. 10.'55—Grandstand. 5.05— Brady. 12.55-1.35 a.m. — Inter- 6.00 a.m.—Ceefax A.M. News, Mexico '86. News; Weather News. 5.16— national Tennis. weather. 6.50—Breakfast Time. Sports. News Wales. 5.20 — The SUNDAY, JUNE 21 9.20 — The Parents Programme. Dukes' Of Hazzard. 6.05 Sorry! FASHION SHOW 9.35—Pages from Ceefax. 10.30 6.35— Film: Topkapi. Comedy SATURDAY, JUNE 21 12.15 — Service. 1.00 — News — Play School. 10.50 Cricket ; thriller starring Melina Mer- PERSONS UNDER 20 YEARS NOT ADMITTED Headlines followed by From 6.50 a.m.-1.55 p.m. — Open Second Test. 1.05 p.m. — News couri, Peter Ustinov, Maximilian RADLEYS LOUNGE Morning To Noon. 1.25 Room After Noon. 1.25—-Mr. Benn. 1.40 University. 2.00 p.m _ Film: I Schell and Robert Morley. Outside. 1.55 — Carroll's Irish —Cricket: Second Test. Racing Live In Grosven'or Square. Open Golf Championship. 6.00— (1964). 8.35 —News' And Sport: With Anna Neagle. Rex Harri- from Ascot. 4.12 — Regonal Weather News. 8.50 —The Bob The Angelus. 6.01 News fol- News. 4.15—The Amazing Ad- son and Dean Jagger. (1945. MOnkhouse Show. 9.30—Cagney ABBEYSIDE lowed by Snorts Results. 6.15 — ventures Of Morph. 4.20—Dog- black and white). 3.50 — Lara- And Lacey. 10.20—World Cup Cartoon Time. 6.30 Talk It Over. tanian And The Three Muske- mie. 4.40—Cricket: Second Test. 7.00 — Roanoak. 8.00 Moon- hounds. 4.40 — Past Forward. Grandstand. 12.55 a.m. — 6.20—Horizon: The Goddess Of lighting. 9.00 — News. 9.15—The 5.10—Gentle Ben. 5.35 — World Weather. The Earth. 7.1'0 — Newsview: Sunday Game. 10.15 — Tales Of Cup Report. 6.00 _ Six O'Clock Weather. 7.50 — Orkney Prem- JR's NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL WEEK-END ENTERTAINMENT The Unexpected. 10.45 — Mexico News. 6.35 — World Cup Report iere. Isaac Stern, the Royal Telephone 058/54304; 54219 '86. 1.10 — Late News. (continued). 7.00 — Wogan-. 7.35 Philharmonic Orchestra- and —I've Got A Secret. 8.10—The Andre prevtn in a live concert Friday, June 20 — MELLERAY COUNTRY Colibys. 9.00 — Nine O'Clock from Orkney. 9.50—Cricket: Se- Friday, June 20 — Tourin Bowling Club— News- (Regional News; Weekend cond Test. 10.20 — Film: Thun- DANCING TO: SOCIETY FOUR Saturday, June 21 — PRIDE & JOY weather N-ews. 9.'30 — Big (Deal. derbolt And Llg.htfoot. Clint 10 30—Tenn-ls &lrl.4 An in-s UAe F'RIDAY, JUNE 20 Eastwood andi Jeff Bridges star Saturday, June 21 — SATURDAY NITE DISCO RTE 2 with George Kennedy and Sunday, June 22 — DOUBLE J SOUND look at the world of women's 6.55-7.25 a.m. — Open Unlver. Admission £3 — Bar Extension tennis Featuring Annabel Geoffrey Lewis i(11974). 12.10-1.05 sity. 9.00 Pages from Ceefax. a.m.—International Tennis. Neat Dress — Over 18's — Bar SATURDAY, JUNE 21 Croft Chris Evert Lloyd. Mar- 10.15—Daytime on Two. 2.20-6.15 4.05 — Maya The Bee. 4.30— Friday, June 27 — Dancing to Anne Breen. Saturday Matinee : Her Card- board Lover. 6.05 — Silver Friday, July 4 — Dancing to Red Hurley. Spoons. 6.30 — Nuacht. 6.40 — Mexico '86. 9.00 — The Blues AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK THINKING OF YOUR 21st? — AVAIL OF OUR Accodin' to Lightnin' Hopkins. MONDAY Is No Beer; 7.35 Room Outside; ters; 4.15 Bosco; 4.40 Newsline; 9.35 _ Supercharged. 10.30 — FREE ROOM HIRE WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL RTE 1 — 4.50 News Headlines 8.05 Simon And Simon: 9 p.m. 5 p.m. Today Tonight Special; Saturday Feature : Hanover News; 9.30 Today Tonight- 10.30 6 p.m. The Angelus: 6.0-1 News- Street. Starring Harrison Ford, followed by Emmerdale Farm; 5.20 Bosco; 5.50 Storyteller; 6 T. J. Hooker: 11.25 Late News. time- 6.35 The Sulllvans- 7.05 Lesley-Anne Down and Chris- RTE 2 — 2 p.m. All England Knight Rider; 8 p.m. My Bro- topher Plummer. p.m. The Angelus- 6.01 News, time: 6.35 Cartoon Time: 6.45 Lawn Tennis Championships: 6 ther Jonathan 9 p.m. News: Charley's Aunt; 8 p.m. Falcon p.m. The Tigris Expedition- 7 9.30 Today Tonight Special; 11 SUNDAY, JUNE 21 Crest; 9 p.m. News; 9.25 The p.m. Top Of The Pops: 7.30 A p.m. Late Movie : The Beast 3.50—Sunday Matinee: Wings Referendum : A Party Political Country Practice: 8 p.m. With Five Fingers; 12.40 Late Of The Hawk. Starring Van Hef- Broadcast on behalf of Fianna Nuacht; 8.15 Mart Aind Market; News. lin and Julia Adams. 5.10 — Suil Fail- 9.35 iris '86; 10.10 Hill 8.20 Merchant Ivory Season : Thart. 5.35 — Whicker's Cities: Street Blues: 11.05 Late Night Autobiography Of A Princess. RTE 2 — 2 p.m. All England THIS SUNDAY NIGHT Starring James Mason and Lawn Tennis Championships; 6 Strictly Over 18 — Neat Dress Essential — Bar Extension Salt Lake Olty, Utah. 6.30 — Movie: Don't Go To Sleep. Star- ring Dennis Weaver, Valerie Madhur Jaffrey; 9.20 The Cour- p.m. Ship wrecks; 6.30 Garden- Harper and Robin Ignico; 12.55 tesans of Bombay: 10.40 News- ers' World: 7.05 A Country Prac- Park House Late News; 1 a.m. World Cham- night: 11 p.m. Garda Patrol (re- tice; 7.35 Automanla: 8.05 pionship Boxing: B'arry McGui- peat)- 11.10 Night Light. Nuacht; 8.20 Misfits O'f Science; gan v. Steve Cruz. FRIDAY 9.15 Baron De Rothschild- 9.30 RTE 1 — 3.45 News Headlines Thc Edith Wharton Trilogy; MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN RTE 2 — 2 p.m. All England 11.10 Newsnlght. Lawn Tennis championships- 6 followed by Sons And Daugh- CAUSEWAY f p.m. The Sunday Game; 6.40 A Friday, June 20 — STARDUST Country Practice; 7.10 The Three Stooges: 7.30 Coronation Saturday, June 21 -- PAT TOBIN CROTTY'S INN TENNIS CLUB % Street; 8 p.m. Nuacht- 8.10 High Wire: 8.40 Festival: cat On A Hot Tin Roof. Starring Jessica Sunday, June 22 — STARLIGHT LEAMYBRIEN NOTES Lange, Tommy Lee Jones and DUNGARVAN SCOUT iLast week was a busy one for Penny Fuller; 10.35 Rally Re- J.C.B. FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 Saturday, June 21 — our juniors, (beginning when the port- 11.15 Newsnlght; 12.05 Dancing to: THE CLIPPER CARLTON Sno A team travelled to Cashel Night Light. 9.30-11.30 p.m. — Door opens 8.30 p.m. and oame home victorious- with a 5-4 win, the deciding match TROOP NOTES TUESDAY Adrian Hansberry got their being played by Gerard and 0 FEARGHAIL TROPHY Sunday, June 22 — THERESA & THE STARS Sharon. RTE 1 — 4.30 News Headlines gold arrows, and the Cub followed by Emmerdale Farm; This year's O Fearghail Tro- Scout of the Year trophy was Monday, June 23 — MONSTER PROGRESSIVE 45 Our team was: vh12, Gerard 5 p.m. Bosco; 5.30 Folly/foot- 6 tphy team were — P. French presented to Derek Power. McCarthy and Sharon Quirke; £5 per head — Full pay out — Refreshments included. p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 News- (P/L), A. McCarthy (APL), C. We would like to thank all u->14, Allan Dalton, Owen O'Ma- time: 6.35 Sweetwater; 7.05 The O'Dwyer. P. Flynn, T. Murphy, the parents who turned up, hony, Aoife NOator andi Emma A-Team: 7.55 The World Chal- J. Travers, R Kingston and E. Fr. Cullinan for the Mass, Coming Saturday, June 28 — Daniel O'Donnell O'Connor. lenge- 9 p.m. News; 9.25 The Cunningham. We were nar- Willie Gallagher, all the Lead- The Sno B team unfortun- rowly beaten by Abbeyside THE "CATS" BAR Referendum A Party Political ers and the committee who ately lost to Limerick Dawn. Broadcast on behalf of Fine scouts, but nevertheless, we provided teas afterwards. MOUNT MELLERAY Our team was: Unl2, Patrick came home with our second 1 Gael; 9.35 Today Tonight- 10.15 Veale a-nd Rachel Byrne: u-14. Dynasty, 11.10 Armchair Thril- place trophy and trophies for WEEK-END SCOUT CAMP TO Trevor Byrne, Darragh Con- ler: Rachel In Danger; 11.40 the sign and salute and drill MOUNT STEWART THURSDAY, JUNE 19 — nolly, Judy O'Brien and Emma Late News. bases. Fleming. We cycled up with our gear RTE 2 — 2 p.m. All England on Friday night and promptly CARDS We also had two teams en- Tennis Championships; 6 p.m. TUESDAY NIGHT set our campsite, we than had SUNDAY AFTERNOON — tered! in 'The Maher Cup.' Our The New Adventures of Zorrc SCOUT MEETING our campfire. Since more peo- BALLYDUFF FESTIVAL A team played at home and 6.20 Vanishing Grey Nurse; 6.50 1986 The meeting started with a ple came up than expected had a tremendous 8-0 win over A Country Practice: 7.20 The some of the lads slept ln the DANCING Tramore. Our team (all u-H2): Mountain Lark: 7.50 Nuacht; prayer and dues, before we Jl.30 to 6.30. were split up into our new hut, and were up until 3 a.m. Patrick Veale, Gerard McCar- 8.05 Hardcastle And McCor- that night with their disco! 5 5 35 5 thy, Peter Foley, Rachel Byrne. mick; 9 p.m. World Champion- patrols. A special patrol had SUNDAY NIGH^^ "^ ^^ ^^ ^^ OPENING FRIDAY, JUNE 27 Sharon Quirke. Sarah Dalton. ship Boxing. Repeat, MIcGuigan to be set UP for the Barbarians Everybody got up early the THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF THE in the troop. The name of the Our B team travelled to St. v. Cruz- 10.15 M.I.A. Missing In next morning and after break- HIGHLIGHTS: America; 11.20 Newsnlght; 11.40 nc-w patrol is the Skunk patrol, fast we finished off our camp- Anne's, Wa-terford last Satur- headed by Papa Skunk and SING ALONG WITH PADDY MCGRATH day. St. Anne's were victorious. Night Light site and had a hike. After Mama Skunk! After some dinner, we had a few testwork Friday, June 27 — HURLING TOURNAMENT. Our team: Jimmy Stacey. testwork we played a game Kieran Higgins, Enda Donnelly, WEDNESDAY bases which Included back- Dancing to: LUCKY NUMBERS which involved scanning the woods cooking, building a Cathie O'Mahony, Clodagh RTE i — 4.30 News Headlines town for stickers. We then Carty. Elizabeth Burke. natural shelter, compass trail, Saturday, June 28 — RACE NITE, at 9 p.m. followed by Emmerdale Farm: had a few tasks to perform for observation, flrellghting and In all' the games our juniors 5 p.m Bosco; 5.30 Ballebeag- 5.35 the inter-patrol trophy. flrst aid. After all this tiring played lovely tennis and we The Lone Ranger: 6 p.m. The Sunday, June 29 — OPEN SPORTS, 2 p.m. The meeting ended at 9.00 testwork, we had free time, ln wish our winning teams- tjhe Angelus: 6.01 Newstlme; 6.40 which we built a dam on the and the /L's stayed behind to Dancing to: MIAMI best of luck in their forth- Mexico '86; 9 p.m. News; 9.30 P river. It was a very hot day SEA VIEW organise a week-end camp. HAYF^ — - ™E PIKE, coming matches. The Golden Girls; 10 p.m. Open and everybody got sunburned. On Sunday liasit we had a Forum • 11 p.m. Taggart- 12.00 • • W- DUNGARVAN Wednesday, July 2 — OPEN CATCH WEIGHT WEDNESDAY NIGHT CUBS The best tans were displayed team pllaying in Hffiview, Clon- Late News: 12.05 N-lght light. by "Gewwy" and "Sod" who Friday, June 20 — PROGRESSIVE 45 nJG-O'-WAR mel in The Crowley Cup. There RTE 2 — 2 p.m. All England Last Wednesday night our changed completely from In aid'of the Organisation of National Ex-Sorvi^nn^. were 24 teams entered from Lawn Tennis Championships- 6 Thursday, July 3 — 45 DRIVE, 9 p.m. Investiture took place in the "white" to brown. around the country, but our p.m. B'arbara Woodhouse Goes Den. Fr. Culllnan said the team not only played extremely To Beverly Hills- 7 p.m. A Coun- Mass and after Mass the In- After tea we tried to com- Sul, a J 22 t0 Su Friday, July 4 — HURLING TOURNAMENT well buit also played a series of try Practice: 7.30 Coronation municate with the natives, but i ^ n^ "day, June 29— vestiture took place. Those _HOT ROD FESTIVAL WEEK - Bar Extends All-Ireland Farm Tasks Demonstration highly competitive matches, Street: 8 p.m. Nuacht- 8.10 Last invested were Conor Curran, unfortunately we failed! We reaching the "semi-finaW only Dancing to: CHIPS O'f The Summer Wine; 8.45 The Kieran Curran, Paul Tracey, then built our pioneering pro- to be beaten by the eventual COlbys: 9.40 Spend It All; 10.25 Mark Horan, Shane Hayes, Ric- ject which was a camp shower. Sunday Evening — HOT ROD RACING winne rs—Kilkenny. Newsnlght: 10.45 Mexico '86. hard Ferncombe, Shane Hic- This was a huge success, but Saturday, July 5 — SALE OF WORK Our team: Suzanne Dalton. unfortunately it had to be dis- key, Wesley Fitzgerald, Paul Sunday Night-First Heat~ Fcstivn( Queen- Theresa Keane, Emma Keniry. THURSDAY Drummy and Michael Burke. mantled after a head on col- Sunday, July 6: 2 p.m. — COUNTY COMMUNITY Judry O'Brien. Gearoid Fraher. lision. __ MUSIC: STARDUST — Bair Extension Liam crotty, Eamonn Franklin. RTE i — 4.35 News Headlines The people who earned their GAMES FINALS That night we had a camp- Thursday, June 26 — 27 TABLE CARD DRIVE Bill Keevers. well played to you followed by Emmerdale Farm- silver arrows were J. McCarthy, lire in which we saw a bril- Duck Derby 7.30 p.m.; Hurling Tournament. all and top markis for represent- 5.05 Eosco: 5.30 Space Ghost P. Barton, O. Fitzgerald, C. £3 to play. £120 to winners, £60 each runners-up. And Dlno Boy; 5.50 Garda Pat- liant sketch. Next morning we Dancing to: Brian O'Reilly & Loudest Whisper ing our club so well. Fitzgerald, M, Radley, D. Bur Extension. rol; 6 p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 Power. R. D'Aircy and J. Leni- broke camp and departed for — A. STACEY Newstime; 6.35 In Heaven There han. Stephen Fraher and home.—P.R.O. I

OUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1986 PAGE FIVE G.A.A. Notes By Commentator Mt. Sion Continue Unbeate n Full Week-End Programme Run As Tallow's Title Hopes NEXT WEEK-END ed that the county's debt to the scored a thrilling two point lot different. Mt. Sion were the 3,1 p LH C i writing was on the wall for Ceann Arus Fund was now paid L 'ff' ' - — Ballinameela The senior football second victory over Newtown School better team, deserving of their I them as time ticked by and and a letter from headquarters v. St. Mary's (j Moore): 7 p.m. rounds will be played during in a closely contested final win and when Pat Ryan and their title slipped further and congratulating Waterford on J-F.C- — Eire Og v. Emmetts (T. the coming week-end and all played at Dungarvan. Jim Greene are back they will Are Dashed further away from them. being the 31st county to com- Whelan). going well, the list of contenders Teams : Grange / Ardmore — be very difficult to beat. plete its commitment was read. At Oappoquln: 3 p.m. J.F.C.— will be reduced to five by sun- Tony Colbert, Donal Lenane, Clonea were favourites to win PURELY ACADEMIC d A debt of about £6,300 had been Modeligo v. Tourin (D. Kiely). ?y night, with the exception Glynn Moloney, Mark Power, the first game here, but if Oap- MOUNT SION 2-13; TALLOW 0-10 owed, but the chairman and At old Parish: 7 p.m. I.F.C — Liam Slevin pointed for 'Sion ol the champions, Kilrossanty Maurice Hennessy, Nicholas secretary had negotiated a deal poquln had another sharp- Ardmore v. Geraldlnes (T. in the 26th minute and Liam all teams will be in action and O'Connell (capt.), Kieran Glee- resulting in £5,000 being accept- shooter like Pat Curran, the re- O Meachair). Although beset by a multi-! sure themselves of a place in Moroney replied in kind for all four games are at different son, Tom Foley, Brian Gleeson, At Leamybrien: s.F.C. Replay ed. The chairman stated that sult would have been different. tude of problems, county cham-, the final rounds, Tallow thirty seconds later and venues and oddly enough no Owen Flavin, Johnny Hennessy. _ Dungarvan v. Rathgormack our share of the National No doubt about it, but the losers pions Tallow battled gamely I Tallow, who have now lost it was purely academic when game in the senior champion- Subs. — Raymond Power, Rich- (F. Whelan). League pooi was held up for had their chances, and having against the odds for half an | all hope of holding on to their Ger -Pitzpatrick pointed a snip is fixed for FTaher Field. ard Walsh, Fergal O'Brien, payment every year because of been only five points in arrears At Kilmacthomas: S.F.C. — hour when they took on Mount title, have been going through seventy for the winners in the REPLAY Darran Gleeson, Kevin Lenane, this debt. The chairman was at the break, having played Stradbally v. Dunhill. Sion in their third round senior an extremely bad patch and hit 28th minute and Pat McGrath Shane Lehane and cilnton Hen- had his second goal a minute Dungarvan were pleased with congratulated on having suc- against a very strong breeze, it At portlaw: S.F'.C. — Kilmac- hurling championship game by defections and absenteeisms, nessy. later. their display In the drawn cessfully concluded the matter. looked as if they would take thomas v. Butlerstown. played at Fraher Field, Dungar- there were rumours floating Newtown — Karl O'Sulllvan, the points. Wed. 25th June (7.30 p.m.) van, on Sunday last. around before the game that match and now will have Mor- NEW STRIP Pat Daly scored a point for rie Ferncornbe and Martin Hou- Andrew Queally, William O'Don- There was drama and excite- At Leamybrien: M.F.C. — In the end, however, they they might not field at all. . A new strip which included neli, Niall Kirwan, Norman ment in plenty at the finish of Stradbally v. Dungarvan. succumbed to the superior fit- Despite losing their first two Tallow on the 'stroke of time lihan back so they must be in jerseys, knicks and stockings but the issue had been decided with a fairly good chance Bagge, Pat Lawlor, Anthony the Roanmore v. Portlaw game At Dungarvan: M.F.C. — St. ness of the Monastery men, who games ln the league style cham- had been presented by Jet Oil Kirwan, Andrew Hubbart, Kie- at Walsh Park. I wrote last Oliver's v. St. Patrick's. although short some regulars, pionship they did come to Dun- long before this as Mount Sion against Rathgormack. i believe Limited and was presented to continued their unbeaten run ln that the Eastern team were the ran Curran, Mike O'Grady and week that it might glve us the At Abbeyside: M.F.C.—Naomh gave a competent and work- garvan on Sunday but with the county for the Munster Jimmy Dunphy. Subs.—Ambrose first draw of the championship. manlike display which in the more hope than optimism. the competition taking six unlucky side in the drawn Brid v. Piarsaigh. points from three games. championship game against Galvin, Peter Kearins, Eoin Roanmore won by a point. Monday, 23rd June (8 p.m.) end saw them chalk up a size- match, so they too, can be ex- Their enthusiasm, however, Cork. The Board thanked the Kiely and Tommy Whelan. With five minutes remaining, Western Board Fixtures Meet- able nine points victory, and as- pected to put in an improved company for their interest and helped them to maintain a chal- Scorers: Mt. Sion — P. Mc- performance Ref. — David Kiely (Dungar- Noel Crowley (Roanmore) was ing in Lawlor's Hotel, Dungar- lenge throughout the first half, Grath 2-0; S. Ahearne 0-6- D. generous gesture. van C.B.S.). sent off and his team trailed van Rathgormack must be given despite the concession of a soft Loughnane and G. Pitzpatrick Scholarships — The meeting After the game Mrs. Margaret by two points. Portlaw looked a slight chance to get through goal in the fifth minute when 0-2 each: M. Geary, M. Foley was told that only 22 members Cunningham, Villierstown N.S,, safe until a most unusual thing The winners play Kilrossanty Pat McGrath flicked the ball off and L. Slevin 0-1 each. Tallow— had applied for the scholar- Chairperson of the West water- happened. Roanmore's full back M Beecher 0-3; p. Curley and on the following Sunday. ships which the Board had of- the stick of keeper Eddie Curley ford Primary Schools Board pre- Danny Murphy made an amaz- when he was about to clear. L. Moroney 0-2 each- M. Mur- fered to 50 members for a week sented the trophies to the win- ing run from one end of the phy, s. Treacy and P. Daly 0-1 BALLINACOURTY v. Trailing 1-6 to 0-5 at the in the Gaeltacht. It was decid- ners and runners-up. field to the other to meet a ball each- CLASHMORE break Tallow faced the stiff This is the big attraction ed to discuss the matter with which had been cut in from the HARD EARNED WIN WEST WATERFORD PRIMARY breeze in the second half and fixed for Ardmore's venue on the Oifigeach Gaeilge. sideline and sent it to the net. Mount Sion — S. Greene; T. SCHOOLS HURLING their task at this stage seemed Saturday evening and will be Bad Appearance — Eastern Eddie Nolan then went down Power, E. Keogh. R. Murphy; P. The final of the boys' 'B' hur- monumental. And so it proved a disappointment If the game Board delegate Tommy Hennes- injured and Portlaw's Jimmy FOR LISMORE Walsh, E. Regan, J. Cuddihy; K. ling league will be held on this to be as the Monastery men doesn't produce an amount of sey complained that on the oc- Hennebry was sent off, just be- Ryan. G. Pitzpatrick; D. Lough- Wednesday night, the 18th June, with their sights set on the excitement. Clashmore have casion of the Munster senior fore the final whistle, giving a LISMORE 2-11; SHAMROCKS 0-9 nane, S. Ahearne, K. S'hanley: at 7.30 p.m., in the Fraher Field, title piled on the pressure to had th3 edvantage of a game football championship game dramatic result to what ls de- M. Foley. M. Geary, P. McGrath. Dungarvan. The teams involved clinically destroy the challenge and a win when they played against Clare, the attire of a scribed as the best game in the The above scoreline does not in the back of the net. Sub. — L. Slevin for Geary. are Ballyduff and Ballinameela. of the champions. Ferrybank two weeks ago. They number of our players did not championship, so far. do justice to Shamrocks in this Five minutes from time, Lis- Tallow — E. Ourley: J. O'Don- satisfy County Board require- This match will be followed more goalie Denny B'uokley showed fitness and eagerness The scoreline in the first entertaining and at all times FMve points without reply left oghue. L. O'B'rien. F. Ryan; ments. The chairman agreed at 8.30 p.m. (same night, same made a fine score from Liam without impressing anyone. game at Walsh Park showed interesting County S.H.C. game Mount Sion with a commanding T. Sheehan, M. Beecher, J. that this was inexcusable in a venue) by the final of the Pell Ahern and Lismore added on Like most others to-day, their how superior Dunhill were to at Cappoquin on Sunday last. 1-11 to 0-5 lead before Tallow Geary; J. McDonnell, M. Munster championship match. na gCaillni (Girls' Football) 'A' further points for a hard standard Is not great and they pointless Ballygunner. At the interval Lismore led raised their first flag of the Curley, L. Moroney, P. Mur- would have to show enormous Instructions will issue to men- division. Ballymacarbry N.S. by 1-3 to 0-2 with the goal com- earned win. half when Mick Beecher pointed and Tallow N.S. are the teams Things were quite peaceful at phy, M. Murphy- P. Curley, P. improvement to win the 1936 tors to ensure that no breaches ing after 20 minutes from Bren- Eest for the winners were a "70" going into the final Daly S. Treacy. Sub. — D. Hen- of this rule are allowed in participating in this final. Cappoquin where spectators titie. lazed about in the hot sun dan prendergast when his effort Liam Buckley, Billy Ormonde, quarter. Although Tallow came ley for P. Murphy. future. was deflected into the net off a PEIL NA gCAILINI while watching both games. Sjamus Prendergast, Brendan back for two further points the Ref. J. J. Landers. How much improvement they defender Within six minutes of Sideline Control — The chair- (West Waterford Primary Colllgan. as expected, were Lawton, Michael Lawton, Billy will need to show if they are the restart Shamrocks were man announced that following Schools Girls' Football) beaten, but fair play to them Landers and sub. Paul O'Donog- going to beat Ballinacourty, is within a point of the winners, a recent complaint, the Coisde It's "finals" time again! they made the hot favourites hue while Kieran Ahern, Dan a question that cannot be an- following points from Liam swered until satuiday. Gnotha had issued an instruc- Shortly after this year's AGM Ballyduff fight all the way. That Oasey, Donal Harnedy, Tomas tion to all clube that in future Ahern, Tomas Roche and Joe Roche, Liam Ahern and sub. Given a walk-over in the first which was held on the 13th was the way Ballyduff wanted if officials of clubs or other ONelll. Then Lismore missed a Sean Harnedy tried hard for round, Ballinacourty must re- March ln the C.B.S. (Dungar- it (or so they said), it will authorised members were tak- semi-penalty when Billy Lan- Shamrocks. main an unknown quantity. van) the games began in help to condition them for their ing young children on to the ders' effort was saved by the With Michael Hanrahan and earnest. eagerly awaited clashes with sideline, they would be allowed Shamrocks defence. Lismore scorers were — Paul NOTICE OF RATES Joe Power both retired and one In Div. 'A,' Ballymacarbery Roanmore and Portlaw. to do so on the understanding O'Donoghue 1-1: B. Lawton 0-3; or two defections to other clubs, again emerged with maximum In the second game, Sham- In the eighth minute of the that the kids were kept under B'. Landers 0-3- B. Prendergast they may not be as good as in points, recording victories over rocks gave favourites Lismore second half Shamrocks had a strict control during the game. 1-1: E. Fenton 0-2; M. Ronayne previous years. They lost to But- the other teams in the league, a better game than they expect- goal disallowed for a "square" The Coisde would prefer, he 0-1. Shamrocks scorers — M. HAVING BEEN MADE lerstown in a replay last year namely — Mercy convent (Dun- ed. After the three-quarter infringement. Points from Ed- said, if officials, etc., did not Neville 0-2: T. Roche 0-2; L. and haven't been doing very garvan), Presentation Convent stage the game was there for ward Fenton and Brendan Law- COUNTY OF WATERFORD take children Into the sideline Dalton. L. Ahern, P. Oasey, J. well in the league. This will be (Dungarvan), scoil Mhuire, Ab- the taking as the sides drew ton stretched the Lismore lead because of the risk of injury. O'Neill, S- Harnedy 0-1 each. a 'touch and go' affair, with beyside, Scoil Mhuire, Tallow level. Shamrocks were disallow- to 1-5 to 0-5 after 12 minutes of (County Health District of Waterford) very little in it at the finish. State Of The Games — As I and Kilmacthomas / Newtown. ed a goal that would have put the half. But within 5 minutes Lismore—D. Buckley; L. Buck- Ballinacourty may just get wrote last week, the chairman However, Tallow followed close them in with a great chance. Shamrocks were back on level ley, B. Ormonde, J. Duggan; S. Notice is hereby given that County Rates have been there. opened uP an unscheduled dis- on Ballymac' heels and these (Referee Pat Moore took a terms with ooints from Michael Prendergast, P. O'Neill, G. Shee- duly made on the property rateable thereto in the above- cussion about the disappointing two teams will now do battle on shower with the Shamrock's Neville (free), Sean Harnedy han; D. Landers, B. Lee: M. STRADBALLY v. DUNHILL named County Health District. state of our intercounty stand- Wednesday, 18th June at 8.30 team after the game, so ob- and Tomas Roche with a great Ronayne. B. Lawton. B. Pren- This is a Sunday evening ards as on the previous day we p.m. in the Fraher Field, Dun- viously there was no hard feel- score from mid-field. dergast; J. Oashman, E. Fenton, The rate .in the Pound for the ordinary expenditu e game fixed for Kilmacthomas had been beaten in our final garvan. ings about the decision and it Brendan Prendergast and B". Lawton. Sub. — P. O'Donog- of che County for the serviice of the year ending, 31st and is justifiably billed as the Munster championship game of was a nice example of good Michael Neville exchanged hue for Sheehan match of the day. The Div. 'B' final, between December, 1986 is 2,388.47 pence in the Pound, made the season. He said the situa- Ballinameela and Piltown will sportsmanship) It was in the points by the 20th minute and Shamrocks — M. Hogan; W. up as follows:— Stradbally, fielding well below tion was not peculiar to any par- closing stages that Lismore the scores were locked at Lis- Moloney, J. Ahern, K. Ahern: full strength, were beaten by be played on Saturday, June 21, ticular championship. We had at 1 p.m. in the Fraher Field, drew clear to make certain of more 1-6, Shamrocks 0-9. Then F. Roche, D. Oasev. M. Leahy; Kilrossanty at the second round L. Dalton. D. Harriedy; P. Mur- COUNTY CHARGES PENCE been doing badly In most for Dungarvan. the points. disaster struck for Shamrocks stage last year, but came back a number of years. There must when sub. Paul O'Donoghue's phy. T. Roche. M. Neville: P. to defeat Ballinameela by a Ddv. 'B' was again divided into Casey. L. Ahern. J. O'Neill. Sub. HOUSING AND BUILDING ... 76.63 CR be a solution, he said, and a two sections. Section 1 featured DIVISIONAL GAMES eilort deceived the goalkeeper. gcal in the opening round this Morrle Femcomb? celebrated —S Harnedy for Murphy. ROAD TRANSPORTATION AND solution must and will be found. teams such as Grange, Piltown, Mirmaei rrogan, who otherwise Ref. Pat Moore, Abbeyside. yoar Their new scoregetter, The County Board would wel- his return to hurling by scoring had a fine game and ended UD SAFETY 1,048.39 Liam O'B'rien is one of the Ballinameela and Clashmore/ four of Dungarvan's six goals come suggestions about improv- Ballycurrane N.S. WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE 406.90 club's best prospects for years ing the situation We should against a very poor St. Mary's ar.d given a chance he will get Section 2 teams were as fol- side in an intermediate game on DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES now stop looking back and look lows — Kilrossanty, Stradbally, the scores For county selectors ahead. Sunday evening. Dungarvan AND CONTROLS 85.75 he is a olayer to watch. Clonea-Power and Kill N.S. really swamped the Touraneena 301.69 Many interesting points were At the semi-final stage, the ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION He is one for Dunhill to watch made by delegates and contri- team and left no doubt about 233.06 teams involved were — Ballina- their determination to go the RECREATION AND AMENITY too. as they are not too well butions were made by Nioclas meela v. Stradbally N.S.; Pil- UNIMPRESSIVE WIN eeuipped in the forward divi- Mac craith, Rev. Fr. Fitzgerald full distance this year. AGRICULTURE, EDUCATION, town v. Clonea-Power N.S. As The intermediate game be- 53.81 sion. They are a side who score (who said we should not hesi- can be seen from the above, Bal- HEALTH AND WELFARE little but also manage to keep tate about bringing in outside tween Abbeyside and Ballina- MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 335.50 linameela and Piltown were vic- meela on Saturday was a dis- FOR BALLYDUFF their opponents from scoring coaches). Paddy Dunphy (who torious, and will now compete also. It will be Interesting to said clubs should be compelled appointing match which had a BALLYDUFF 3-12; COLLIGAN 0-6 TOTAL GENERAL RATE 2,388.47 In the final on Saturday. three points to two scoreline at watch the full-time score in this to make all players available at To date the finalists for next one. Last year Dunhill lost (0-6 half-time. In the second half, all times when required by the Saturday's Div. 'C' final have Ballyduff had a clear cut 15 Ollie Whelan. John Ahern and to 0-5) against Tramore in a county selectors). Abbeyside improved and won not been finalised. This is be- their second brace of points de- point win over Oolligan in a Jimmy Beresford tried hard for And whereas, the Separate Charges specified in Column tough close marking game. The John Fraher agreed that cause both semi-finals are to be servedly. very disappointing opening Colllgan. 11 of th© table below tare respectively charged on the pattern here may be the same. there was not enough co-opera- played on Tues. June 17. The In junior football, Modeligo S.H.C. game at Oappoquln on Scorers: Ballyduff — J. Quirke areas of Contributory Places specified therefor in Column I fancy Stradbally, but only tion from the clubs and Eddie teams involved in these strengthened their challenge Sunday last. 2-2- Ml Walsh 1-0- P. Prender- slightly. Dunhill had a first Cunningham spoke about the matches are — Modeligo v. An 1 of .the said table, tihe Special Rate in the Pound speci- for the title when they account- The game was never as com- gast 0-2- M. Walsh 0-4; S. Daly. round bye. great loyalty given by a great Rinn N.S. Ardmore v. Touran- : ed for seana Phobal, who scor- petitive as the game that was M Quirke, O. Hickey, D. Han- fied in Column 111 of the said table has been made on BUTLERSTOWN v. number of players over the eena N.S. KILMACTHOMAS ed the only goal of the game in to follow and lacked total cham- non 0-1 each, colllgan—O. Whe- the appropriate area of contributory place for the pay- years, despite the many disap- pionship bite. On this perfor- Butlerstown are the form pointments and setbacks. Jim- Other teams who also took the very first minute at Abbey- lar 0-2: J. Beresford 0-2; J. ment of every such Separate Charge and the same forms part in the Div. 'C' campaign, side. Overall this was a disap- mance Ballyduff will not be Ahern 0-1, B. Fraher 0-1. team and there was nothing my O'Gorman and others con- serious championship contend- part of and will be collected wtith the above General flukey about their 4-6 to 0-9 win tributed to the long discussion, which was also divided into 2 pointing match and the stand- sections were — AgHsh/Villiers- ard was poor. Modeligo, who ers and a vast Improvement will Ballyduff — M. Leamy; M. Rate in such area or contributory place. against the Nire two weeks ago that lacked ridicule and ran- b>± necessary if they are to beat Geary, S. Hannon, M. Oasey; M. Th^y went to the semi-final last cour. town N.S., Ardmore, Glenbeg/ trailed by a point at half-time, Carriglea N.S. and Baile Mihic had eleven wides in this period. Roanmore next time out. Quirke, S. Daly, S. Daly; R. SEPARATE CHARGES year and with a bit of luck At the conclusion the Chair- Airt. The standard in the game at The winners fielded without Walsh, S- prendergast: P. Pren- could have made it to the final. man said now that the term of To the finalists we wish vou Cappoquin on Saturday was the Injured Liam Power and dergast. L. Drislane, M. Walsh; Rate in the Kilmae' have a good back up appointment for all county Name of Special Area or Purpose of good luck. And more important- good as Kilgobinet won from Michael Walsh, but led at the L. Canning J. Quirke, D. Han- from minor and under 21, but selectors had expired, he wish- Contributory Place. Charge Pound ly, to all those who took Part Melleray. The losers were a interval by 1-8 to 0-3, the goal non Subs. — Ml. Walsh for D. experience and the maturity of ed on behalf of the Board, to we say well done! point up at half time and look- coming ln the second minute Hannon (inj.) O. Hickey for (Col. 1) (Col. 11) (Col. Ill) thank all for the time and the opposition is likely to decide _ _ —_ Remember the dates — Wed- ed as if they might win. How- from John Quirke. Canning. the issue. Kilmac' had a nrst i energy DUt into preparing their nesday 18th June at 8.30 p.m. ever this was kllgobinet's best Ballyduff were still on top in Colligan — A. Walsh; L. Ber- County Health District of Malicious 20.00 round bye- „_„. > charges. Despite our failures, Div. 'A' Final; Saturday, 21st half and taking some nice the second half even though esford. J. Dunford, L. Beres- the County of Waterford Injuries U-21 HURLING SEMI-FINAL he said, an awful lot of hard June at 1 p.m. Div. 'B' Final; scores from play, they won de- Colllgan came more into the ford P. Dunford, O. Whelan, K. Tallow must be given a work had been done by these game. Ballyduff's second and Cliffe- S. Wall, W. Kennedy; J. Saturday, 21st June at 2 p.m. servedly. And whereas the Rates in the Pound for Town cnance to redeem themselves men and the county were Div. 'C' Final — all at Fraher Stradbally, as expected had third goals came in the last two Ahern, J. Beresford, T. O'Grady; when they play Fourmilewater proud to have such dedldated Field, Dungarvan. no bother in beating Kilros- minutes from John Quirke and B. Fraher, R Casey, E. Cliffe. Charges specified in Column 11 of the Table below have in the under 21 semi-final at people willing to act for the santy's second string and in the substitute Michael Walsh. Subs. — P. Hickey for Oasey; E. i been made respectively on the Town specified an Column 1 Cappoquin on Saturday. The county. RESULTS Wall for E. Cliffe, E. Cliffe for only junior hurling game of the Michael Quirke, Maurice of the said Table. Ballymac' team surprised Dun- The senior hurling and foot- Although all senior teams week-end, Divisional champions Geary, Paudle Prendergast and S. Wall (inj.). garvan and must be reasonably ball selectors will be named at have now played three of their Villierstown scored a big win Seamle Daly were best for the Ref. — John M. Kelly (Sham- five sectional matches, the strong with a number of play- the July meeting of the Board. over Eire Og at Oappoquln. winners while JOhn Dunford, rocks). TOWN CHARGES ers in the county class. Members being nominated must championship is still not at the ANOTHER WALK-OVER half-way stage because the re- Tallow survived a replay with confirm that they intend Ardmore club are in hard sults show that a number of Abbeyside two weeks ago and standing and nominations must luck with some of the fixtures Name of Town Rate in the Pound play-offs will be necessary be- may now be better tuned up for bs with the county secretary being granted to them as for Col. 1 Col. 11 fore the semi-final stages are the game. I was told by a hur- on next Monday. the second time in two weeks a reached. ling judge from their area that HANDBALL NEWS , ^ fixture has failed to material- CERALDINES C.A.A. Tramore 60.02 pence Fourmile' will makei it to the The following table, with all ise at their venue. On this occa- The handball championships having played three games, Lismore 42.46 pence final, so 1 won't dispute his are now moving into the cruc- sion, An Rinn were forced to prediction. shows the position:— concede a walk-over to Clash- NOTES ial stages and interest is be- INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE OTHER GAMES „ . _„ , ginning to build up in all coun- Section 'A' more when It was found that The said Rates will be collected with the above The meeting of Ballyduff and Roanmore 6 points only nine of their players had CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL General Rate and Rate for Separate Charges. ties Here in Waterford at Kil- On next Sunday evening. Phamrocks in intermediate foot- gobinet, the only centre where Portlaw 4 points turned up for their scheduled As we go to press we learn The Rate Books are now in my custody and may be ball at Tallow will be a tight Ballyduff 4 points junior hurling tie. They are the Jlune 22, we play Ardmore in the game has taken root, the the second' round of the IFC. that Klllliure/Oallytiu'ckle are inspected by any person affected thereby in the Offices game in the second round, botn Lismore 4 points lourth junior side to give a w.o. lads are in strict training and The. match will be played ln our opponents in the league having won their first round Shamrocks 0 points this season. of the County Council between the hours of 9.00 a.m. are hopeful that a couple of Old Parish at 7 p.m. All players final. It is possible that the games. Ballyduff are fancied. COlligan 0 points SCOR ES and 5.00 p.m. exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and Bunk titles will come their way. to. be ln dressing rooms at 6.30 venue' for .this game will be In the intermediate game at Section 'B' Senior Hurling championship There was a little disappoint- p.m. Leamybrien or Kilmacthomas. Holidays; the said Rates will be payable from and after fraher Field. Brickeys can be ment on Saturday night last Mount Sion 6 points Mt. Sion 2-13, Tallow 0-10 We are' hoping that the game publication of this notice. landed to beat An Rinn who Clonea 6 points Clonea 1-10, Oappoquln 0-9 PRIMARY SCHOOLS when the club's novice, T. HURLING will take place soon. have problems at the moment O'Mahony, was very narrowly Dunhill 4 points Roanmore 1-16, Portlaw 2-12 _ P.R.O. and in the intermediate tie at Aigillsh/VUlierstown Primary Under Section 7(1) of the Local Government (Finan- beaten by Tipperary s M. Fitz- Cappoquin 2 points Dunhill 4-9, Ballygunner 0-4 hurling team lost to Ballina- cial Provisions) Act, 1978, any person who is aggrieved Seana Phobal, Ardmore must be gerald at Ballyporeen. Al- Tallow 0 points Ballyduff 3-12, Colligan 0-6 meela in Cappoquln last week. fancied to beat Geraldlnes. though he played great hand- Ballygunner 0 points Lismore 2-11, Shamrocks 0-9 at the failure of a rating authority to make him an They have won the champion- in the lone intermed ate hur- ball and was beaten only by a From section 'A' Roanmore I.H. Championship allowance under that Act or who believes that he is ship for the last three years. ling lame, Ballinameela clash single ace in the first game, he look certain to qualify and Abbeyside 1-6, Llneout was: Michael Ron- entitled to a different allowance to that made to him with St. Mary's, but the /esuit could not overcome his very there will be a battle between Ballinameela 0-4 ayne, Laurence Mia her, Brian is of no importance, since Dotn skillful opponent. oMahony Portlaw, Ballyduff and Lismore Junior Football Championship may, within two months of the date of the making of Ronayne, Brian Hallahan. are out of the running. too displayed great skill, he for second place. Dungarvan 6-14, St. Marys 1-2 SPECIAL EXTENSIONS the rate, request the rating authority in writing to grant Willie Coughlan. Mikie Ware. In the junior matches, Kil- had no luck with several kill From section 'B' Mount Sion Modeligo 0-8, sean Phobal 1-2 Noel Downing, Declan Carlton. the appropriate allowance. In case the request is not shots" all of which went and Clonea with no matches Stradbally 1-14, gobinet will be hard Pressed to Paul Oonnery. Michael Hoare. FOR HOT ROD complied with within 28 days the person may, within 4 fc-at Lismore at Abbeyside and lost would appear to be safely Kilrossanty 0-3 against him. He put up a won- Kilgobinet 0-9, Melleray 1-3 Donnacha Tobin. Stephen months of the date of the making of the rate, apply to Fmmets who are the champion through, but It ls quite possible derful show and need not be too Junior Hurling championship Ronayne. ship favourites are pretty sure disappointed in his narrow for Dunhill to catch up and the District Court to have the appropriate allowance Villierstown 2-14, Eire Og 1-2 IN HOSPITAL FESTIVAL WEEK to beat Eire Og, also in junior oualify for a olay-off to go An application made by Mr. made. The above rates were made on 18Qh. ]une, 1986. FIXTURES Presently in hospital after football at Fraher Field. deOn'to-night, Wednesday, Tip- through to the last four. It's J. P. GOrdon, Solr., at Dungar- Any request in respect of them under Section 7 (1) of terribly interesting and ls build- Saturday, 21st June undergoing an operation is one COUNTY BOARD MEETINU perary will also be our oppon- van court on behalf of Anthony in? UD to a great finish. (all games at 7.30 p.m.) of our (players, Pat Landers, we the Local Government (Financial Provisions) Act, 1978, James Tobin chairman pre- ents when we play them at Haye's, Publican, Kililneen, for At cappoquin: U-21 Hurling— wish him a speedy recovery to must therefore be made to Wa tar ford County Council sided at last week's meetlng o There were no surprises on special bar extensions during Ballyporeen in the fiovlce and Fourmilewater v. Tallow (J. J. fuM fitness again soon. the county Board. The attend Sunday and all the fancied the holding of a "Hot Rod Fes- not later than 18th August, 1986. Any application to Masters doubles, /est of luck Landers). , „ , „ SYMPATHY ance was the smallest of tne teams won. When Tallow came tival Week'' commencing on the District Court under the same provision must be to our representatives. At Tallow: I.F.C. — Blallyduff Sincere sympathy ls extended year so far and this was com in to the Farher F'leld, specta- Sunday June 29 was granted by made not later than 18th October, 1986. mc ntcd on by the chairman. WEST WATERFORD PRIMARY tors looked to see If they had v. shamrocks (E. Cunningham). to all the Fenton family on the SCHOOL "C" HURLING death of Thomas Fenton, for- District Justice W. F. O'Connell. Gate Receipts - The' Chair fifteen players. There had been At Dungarvan: J.F.C. — Kil- Signed -this 18th day of June, 1986. LEAGUE FINAL merly of Tinnlscart, Aglish. The extensions will Include man announced that the fate rumours which really exagger- gobinet v. Lismore (T. Mans- CORN which sad event took place last the. hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and receipts at all venues would be UL CHRIOSTOIR ated their problem. They had field). B. I. McNALLY, a team and substitutes and week. The late Tom Fenton from lio to 12 (midnight) on given at each monthly meeting. Grange/Ardmore Schools 1-2 At. Ardmore: S.F.C. _ Ballina- Runai Chondae. they certainly put in a big courty v. Clashmore (D. Hen- spent a long number of years Sundays but the Dlstrlcit Jus- He congratulated Kilmactho- Newtown School ...... i"u in America before returning to tice: thought ithat 1 a.m. on Arus Brugha, mas club on having managed hearted effort. In fact if they nessy). Grange/Ardmore schools won didn't have such a brilliant Sunday, 22nd June Ireland. He was buried in. his we«k/-nlght.s wouKd bo late en>- Dungaitvan. their first big game so success- the West Waterford Primary ough. Mr. Gordon said that this fully. The gate receipts there goalkeeper as Stephen Green to At Dungarvan: 2 p.m. I.F.C.— native Aglish last Saturday. Schools »C" hurling league, beat things might have been a Brickeys v. An Rinn (D. Kiely); May he rest in peace. wouid be acceptable. W'ceann"3kru8—It was announc- Sorn Ul Christoir when they PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1986 Generous response to Fight for REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS

iAt ia reception, hosted by Souith-East, The iFight For Aid. Li-am Durham, Mlayor of Sight Campaign have decided Wiaterford, in the Mayor's to take the step of ordering the Chambers, the Irish Plight for Sight campaign equipment from Messrs. T. L. Sight Campaign (announced Egan, -Trinity Square. Dlublin, that ithere had (been a siwlflt and to Ardkeen Eye Unit. The eye- this equipment will receive in the expectation -that the full generouis response to .their ap- treatment absolutely free of purchase price will be subscrib- 1 sight, of one patient was so peal tor the necessary funds to poOr that he had to be led into charge. This' is a. condition ed before ithe equipment is equip the Ardlkeetn Hospital' Eye the unit, but, after three min- which has 'been- laccepted with- ready for shipping and Instal- Department with Wag Laser utes treatment bv the> Laser, out reserve by the medical staff lation in mid-July. This step facilities. Already over 45 per was able to walk out unaided of the Unit and % the- South- will ensure that there will be cent of the estimated purchase and continues to possess nor- Eastern -Health Board. Since the least, possible- dellay in mak- price of £66,000 has been sub- mal eyesight. It is considered the laser treatment, In- a great ing this' facility -available to- the scribed and the Campaign is that ia- sizeable percentage of number of patients^ obviates medical staff of 'the Eye Unit, confident that, from pledges al- the patients of the Eye- Unit, the necessity tor general an- to -enable them to treat -the ready made and sources still to suffering from certain serious aesthetic and/Or lin-Patient hos- many who can benefit, from all he tapped, the flu® purchase eyei problems-, can be greatly pitalisation, this will mean that over the: South-® a sit! price will he subscribed. "She helped) by treatment with this the 'facility Willi be available to WIDESPREAD SUPPORT Campaign stresses, however, equipment. even the poorest. Possession of that the full' co-operation of all the equipment will ensure that The Irish Fight FOr Sight Who ©an afford to subscribe, the Regional Eye Unit will hav.e 1 lit has been made a condition campaign- gratefully acikinowl- within the South—Eastern Re- o-f the donation of the1 equip- the. best facilities of any public ediges the freely-given and gion. is still required to bring ment to the Eye Unit that all clinic! in the Republic. widespread support received the fund-raising drive .to « suc- residents of the South-Eastern from so many sections of the cessful conclusion at the ear- Region, regardless of age or /As a vote of confidence in the community. They extend their liest possible moment. means-, who can be helped by generosity of the people of the thank® to His Worship the Throughout the region, trade Mayor, Aid. Liam Ciurham, for unior officials: have distributed his unstinting support since the or are distributing pledges to beginning of the fund-raising their members, which will drive and tor hosting this re- authorise the deduction from ception, to Most Rev. Dr. -Mich- their wages' of four weekly in- DUNGARVAN BRANCH ael Russell and (Rt. Rev. Noel stalments of £1 each or a one- V. Wiiloughby-, patrons of the off payment of £4. In addition, Fund, to the Wiaterford Coun- The photo for our "Remembering Other nays" series this week takes us back to the days of "the Emergency" during World cil of Trade Unions and to for those who may wish to PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS War 11. Taken in the early 1940's it shows the old Rocket Ccew based in Helvick, Ring which operated in conjunction make a private contribution, the union officials throughout the Wiaterford Trustee Savings The' monthly meeting of the topic for conversation was a re- South-East Region and to all with the Life, Saving Service on the cliffs around Helvick Head and Old Parish. It includes (1. to r.) M. Morgan, Charlie Bank have made available the Dungarvan Branch of the Pro- view of the- National Conference those' employers who- have co- Skuoe, James Murray, Pat (Moraigh) Walsh, Jack Curran, Mike Murray, Jamie Terry, John Carey, Willie Walsh, Bill facilities! of their eight bran- gressive Democrats wias held In and all members' were very sat- operated so willingly, to spon- Graves, Nioclas (Pol) Walsh, Richie Tobin (Allie), Nick Whelan, "Slatteria" Dixon, Nicholas Terry. The only surviving lsned with the orgianisatio-n ana sors in so many ways, Water- ches — tour in Wiaterford City the Ormonde Hotel. The main member of the group is Willie Walsh. At mbuiochas ag dul go Chait Bean Ui Fhaolain, Radharc An Chuain, Heilbhic, a and in New Ro-ss, Kilkenny. format of the Conference. More- ford Trustee Savings Bank and Dungarvan -and Carlow to ac- over, they welcomed the fact to all those who by their finan- chuir an pictiur cughainn. cept such contributions and that five delegates from water- cial or other contributions' have issue receipts tor the sum in- ford contributed to- the various helped and will continue to volved. debates and a Wateriiord dele- help ito make this drive such an gate chaired -the Agricultural unqualified success! ALMOST MIRACULOUS DUNGARVAN T.A. debate. , MOTORSPORT The fiact that . General Elec- The: fund-raising drive was a 1 tion is in the' air sparked oft a sparked off by lan item on Guilty Plea In "Rather Ham discussion on the type of cam- RTE'S "Newsitime," whioh dem- I.C.A. This Guild Is alive and well, paign which the P.D.'s will onstrated the almost miracul- participating in all ICA activi- mount and the need for raising COLEMAN ON ous and instant improvement Martin Fitzgerald (19), Ballin- ties, under the guidance of our funds. wew members are also In the Bight of twenty patients, road, Dungarvan and his bro- President Mrs. Kay Burke. most welcome. Interested par- CO. COUNCIL BRIEFS treated by the Laser equipment At the June monthly meeting ther Patrick Fitzgerald were Members have entered all IC-A ties' should contact the Branch charged by the Director of Pub- Fisted Operation" while it was on a one-day loan competitions, took trips to An of Waterford Co. Council, Cllr. Chairman, Matt NOian _ at. (0B4) lic Prosecutions at Dungarvan ROTHMANS RALLY Grianan, have travelled to O Wilkinson moved a motion 93032 or the membership Secre- Court that on April 13 at Clon- Federation and Council meet- that a 30 m.p.h. speed limit Supt. M. English who pros- broke down and subsequently tary, James Coll at 94323 ings and to the AGM. sign be erected at both sides of coskraine, Dungarvan they stole ecuted stated that 2 tons of went on fire. Mr. Gordon added The Branch is proud ot tne Ballysaggart Village. He said 6 bags of fertilisers value £60 fertilisers had been left at the that the 6 bags of fertiliser had In May four members, Mrs. fact that Peter Oasiey tf Affane that he had put down this the property of William Maher, farm of Billy Maher at Garran- been recovered and consequent- TEAM Kay O'Flynn, Secretary, Miss Cappoqiuin -was eleoted Vice- motion at the request of the Cloncoskraine. bane early in April and when ly no loss had been suffered by Know Your he came along on April 13 he The Rothmans Rally Team Elenor Power, B.D.S., Treasur- chairman of Waterford Consti- Local Community Council who the Injured party. are delighted to announce that er, Mrs. Joan Bally, P.R.O. and Mr. J. P. Gordon, solr., repre- found 6 bags missing. He re- tuency council. Peter took up were worried about the speed senting Martin Fitzgerald ap- Billy Coleman and his co-driver Mrs. Cathleen Dowllng joined office at the first Constituency of traffic passing through the ported the matter and on Invest- District justice W. F. O'Con- plied for and was granted free nell said that while it might Ronan Morgan will drive for the Rights with local guilds and took a A.G.M. held in Waterford on village. igation traces of fertiliser were Q.—What are the advantages legal aid for his client. found in the defendant's van. have been a clumsy thing for the first time, the new Austin Rover trip to Killarney to the AlOWW ath June. Sluper Oar, the Metro 6R4 in the of participating In the Social (Associated Country Women of Mr. J. Shine, Acting Co. When he was interviewed the defendant to have done it was Employment Scheme ? Votes of sympathy were pass- Engineer said that as the area There was no appearance by Shell Donegal International the World) Conference. We or on behalf of the other defen- defendant admitted that they also most despicable. Fertiliser, A.—The scheme is designed to ed by the Branch in respect of was small he did not think the took the bags and said that as in this case, was usually left Rally which runs from June 20 are indebted to Mrs. Eily dant and Mr. Gordon told the to June 22. provide employment of unem- O'Brien and the Ballinameela recent bereavements — Morris- erection of such signs would be they then ran out of diesel and on the roadside by farmers in ployed on various community son family cBallinlaimuit), O'Re- warranted. Court that he had been inform- Guild for arranging this very ed that he was not at present had to throw the fertiliser In good faith and should not be The Rally should be a close projects. These projects are or- gan family (Rhincrew, Youg- Pressed by Cllr. Wilkinson he interfered with. "The fact that enjoyable trip for us. in the jurisdiction. over the ditch. They were com- and exciting contest, with Billy ganised by Public Sector Organ- hal'), Hallahan family (Aglish). agreed to consider the request ing back later to collect it when tne defendant was an immed- isations such as the Local Our next trip, our annual and to refer it to the gardai. A plea of guilty to the charge and Ronan vigorously defend- outing is being arranged for the van went on fire. iate neighbour of the injured ing the title they won so nar- Authorities and by Voluntary was entered by Martin Fitzger- party makes the matter all the Bodies. To participate in the ue, by our very efficient Secre- PUBLIC LIGHT ald. rowly and spectacularly last tary, Mrs. Kay O'Flynn to Mr. Gordon said that the more despicable," he said. year. They w-ill be keen to Scheme you generally must be Cllr. Wilkinson and Cllr. J. defendant admitted that they Convicting the defendant, he over 25 and in receipt on Unem- Limerick in mid July. It prom- maintain the Metro 6R4's win- isee to be a good one. A. Walsh jointly proposed a took the fertiliser. The Fitz- imposed a fine of £25. ning sequence in Ireland. ployment Assistance. Until re- motion requesting that a 1-lght geralds lived about half a mile The guild "do their bit" for Billy and Ronan have been cently it was necessary to be on MANAGER'S ORDERS be erected at the car park at from the Maher farm and they local efforts with members BENCH WARRANT driving together since 1983, and Unemployment Assistance for Affane Church. had a small patch of ground helping the local Community On the appliciation of Supt. with Rothmans since 1985. This twelve months. This time the Information Centre, and help- Mr. Shine said that this CHIP VANS and intended to spread the requirement no longer applies. fertiliser on it. The defendant English the District Justice dynamic partnership has won ing with the St. Vincent de would be added to the list The scheme has been further FOR DUNGARVAN who was aged 19 had never issued a bench warrant for the the Rothmans Circuit of Ireland, Paul dinners, and a very big arrest of Patrick Fitzgerald and extended to include x>eo"E»le over efTort goes Into bringing more POTHOLES been in trouble before. Mr. Gor- the Rally of the Lakas of On the proposal of cllr. wute- adjourned the charge against 25 who have been on Unemploy- than 100 patients from Water- URBAN CREATING LITTER don went on to say that the Killarney, the Shell Donegis^ insion It was agreed that a entire affair had been a rather him until the next sitting ol th« international Rally and, most ment Benefit for at least twelve ford hospitals for SCOPE. This Court on June 25. months. Among the orders made by report be made on the pothole ham-fisted operation. The van recently, the Clarenbridge is very hard work but very re- situation in Lismore following Participants are given one warding. the County Manager, Mr. Dan IN ARDMORE Crystal Galway Rally. the recent sewerage scheme Under the expert manage- years employment under the Next week Odiums are send- Hurley and circulated to the During a discussion at the excavations in the town. ment of David Richards Auto- Scheme and work an average ing Miss Leyden to demon- members at the monthly meet- monthly meeting of Waterford sports Ltd.. (David was once a 2\ day week. Employees may strate to us. That is something ing of Dungarvan Urban Council Co. Council in Dungarvan on co-driver with Billy), and with take on other remunerative em- to look forward to. held last Monday night were plans for the "Clean Up Ireland the canablilities of the 4-wheel ployment on those days when All our meetings take place the following:— Week", Cllr. Jim Harty drew drive Metro 6R4, Billy and they are not working on the at Lawlors Hotel. PLANNING AND attention to the fact that a Social Employment Ssheme. DEVELOPMENT ACTS great deal of litter was created BLOOD DONATIONS Ronan are eagerly awaiting the Single people are paid a wage That Warning Notice under NO EARLY RELEASE in Ardmore by chip vans and chance to take on such rivals of £70 per week under the Section 26 of the Local Gov- ice-cream vans. He said that the as Austin McHale In the Shell Scheme, in1 addition since May ernment (Planning and Devel- ON THE INCREASE Opel Manta 400. Ardmore Tidy Towns Committee 'The availability of a steady plantation, at St. James' Hos- 1st 1986 an extra £15 a week opment) Act, 1976 In relation FOR HELVICK were anxious to keep the streets supply of life-saving blood and pital in Dublin, are prepared is paid to participants who have to unauthorised development of clean and free from litter and blood products, of the highest at the Pelican House headquar- previously been receiving an DAIL QUESTION land be served on the occupier he asked what measures could quality, has furthered the pro- ters of the Service. These Ir- allowance for an adult depen- of 25, Byrneville, Dungarvan in be taken against these ven op- gress of medical treatment in radiated components are given dant as part of their social connection with development at erators. this- country,' said Mr. Noel Fox, to the transplant patients, dur- welfare payment. ABOUT GLENBEG that address. FISHERMAN Dr. Donal Ormonde, T.D., has Chairman of the Blood Trans- ing their isolation and recovery If you are interested in get- That planning Permission be Mr. Dan Hurley, County fusion Service Board, at a re- ting involved you should contact received the following letter period. MALICIOUS DAMAGE refused to Messrs. James oTton- Manager said that it was ception in the Board's Head- the National Manpower Service. dated June 10 from the Private Council policy that such vans The major life-saving role of N.S. oghue and Co., 2 John St., Kil- quarters, Pelican House, Mespi] (This column has been com- Dr. Donal Ormond, T.D., ask- Secretary to the Minister for shouldn't trade at all and the blood given by volunteer donors kenny, on behalf of Mr. K. Rtead, Dublin 4. piled by Dungarvan community ed the Minister tor Education Etottrup T'hompsen for reten- Justice:— enforcement ot the law in this has been extended, in recent the present 'position regarding years, to become 3 vital preven- CHARGE ADJOURNED Information Centre which pro- tion of exterior boundry wall, "I am directed by the Minis- regard was a matter for the The reception was held to tative and therapeutic agent. vides a free and confidential the extension to Glenbeg Na- side door and other amend- ter tor Justice, Mir. Alan M. gardai. At the same time he mark, Pelican Day. This is the When supt. M. English inti- tional School; and when it will Dukes, T.D., to acknowledge re- service to the public. Opening ments at Strandslde North, said that he would like to see day set- -aside bv the Transfu- NO HEALTH HAZARD mated that the prosecution was be sanctioned and allowed to ceipt of your recent representa- much stronger support by the times of Centre, which is lo- Abbeyside. sion Service, to say 'thank you' The Chairman said he was not ready to proceed, District cated in the Courthouse, are: go to tender. tions on -behalf of Mr. Paddy Courts when prosecutions were That Outline Planning Per- to the many thousands of blood pleased to announce that the Justice W. F. O'Connell at Dun- Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes- In reply the Minister for Kelly. Heiiviok, (Ring, Co. Water- brought ln such cases. mission be granted to Mr. Wil- donors from city and country number of blood donations ac- garvan Court last week agreed days: — 7-9 p.m.: Saturdays — Education (Patrick iCooney. ford, who is at present serving liam Fennell, Knocknasalla, Mr. J. Shine, Acting co. En- who support the Board's donor cepted by the Service in 1985 to adjourn a charge against 11 a.m. -1 p.m.) T.Dj, stated: 'My Department a six month prison sentence ln Dungarvan for the erection of gineer thought that a trading recruitment programme. was 1138,500 units (pints) — Peter Cummins, 16, Cathal in January, 1986, sanctioned a Fort Mitchel. Spike Island. Al- two houses at Skebacrlne Hum- area for such operators should The Chairman told those pre- 6,000 more than In the previous Brugha place, Dungarvan, until grant for an extension to Glen- lowing tor normal remission he ble, Abbeyside in accordance be designated in Ardmore and sent. that surgery -and its many year and the highest for the the nexit sitting of the court on beg National School, Co. Water- will be due tor release on 31 with plans submitted and sub- then they could be confined to branches' had been given a new past four years. A great tribute June 25. ford. Contract documents for ject to conditions. August. 1986. such an area and kept off the le'ase o-f life. to those who make, Giving for the project are now ln course SEALING OF DOCUMENTS Main Street. Cummins: who was' represent- "While the Minister has given Open-heart surgery. liver Living a reality. of preparation (in my Depart- ed by Mr. E. P. King, Solr. (J. F. That the Seal of the Council this case every consideration transplants and heart-trans- AS YOU WERE ment. When this work has been IN DUNGARVAN It was also, he said, an indi- Williams & Clo.), had' entered a be affixed to the Deed of Agree- he Is not prepared to -authorise plants were onlv possible be- completed the question of in- In reply to a query by Ollr. cation that, regular blood dona- plea of not guilty to the charge ment between the following : any form of temporary release cause of the availability of viting tenders for 'the project P. Kenneally. the Co. Manager tions presents no health haz- that on Miarch .25 last at WOlfe Mulcahys (Abbeyside) Ltd to tor this offender at, this stage donated blood. BUDGET FOR will arise for consideration. It stated that the casual trading ards to the healthy individual. Tone ROad he maliciously dam- Koon Sing Fan, Ma Man Fan, of his sentence. However, the Specially irradiated blood is not possible, at -this' stage, Tung Lol Fan and Ma Leung at the Square Dungarvan was, This verv gratifying response aged a car the property of case wiill be kept, under review components for the essential to provide a- time-scale tor fur- Fan ln respect of premises at by agreement between the trad- had required a tremendous am- Thomas O'Riiordan. Kyine Park. and you will be informed of ers and the Urban council, due maintalnance of patients, un- AGRICULTURAL ther developments. Abbeyside (Causeway). ount, of organisation and sup- Abbeyside. any deievopments." to end this month. dergoing bone--marrow trans- COMMITTEE port. The Budget to finance the allocations for 1987 for the re- tained functions of the CO. Wa- terford Committee of Agricul- HELP FOR SOFT ture was submitted to a meet- ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES ing of the Committee hield in CHALFONT SCOUT CAMP was offered' to the movement. attacking first. Dungarvan Recently and was SITE The site has a 25 metre (We retreated back to the den unanimously approved. it On July 25 nexit we leave for heated swimming pool (one of and, influenced by the World FRUIT PRODUCERS totaled £15,-669 as- compared our annual camp which this 'the best in English Scouting), Cup, Ray led a game which with £16,537 for the current year takes us to Ghialfont a camp chapel, a camp shop involved "ball dribbling" in the year. Heights Scout Camp Site at and camp fire circle. The resi- field. The CAO Mr. J. Kingston in- Chalfont St. Peters, Bucking- dent warden is IBryan Wright, At 8.45 p.m. the outdoor AND BEEKEEPERS formed the members that a let- hamshire. who should be able to sort out meeting closed' after prayers. ter from ACOT had directed Chalfont Heights is on high any problems we may encoun- The COH tonight went for an The Agricltural Institute ex- that the allocations be held at ground between the- valleys of ter. The midge count is low. enjoyable "workout" at Ber- pects keener interest than ever the 1986 level because of the the Clolllne and the Misbourne. except in deep wood, so all the nard Dunphy's Dungarvan in the open days at its Clon- prevailing financial constraints It is' near the village o-f 'Chal- signs- are that the '86 camp Health Ctentre. After the row- rnche Research Station, CO will be a good one. ing machine, the "bicycle" etc. Mr. Kingston then said that font St. Peter Which gives the Wexford, on soft fruit pro- we had a sauina and left the site its crossed keys symbol They 'tell ime Uxforidge is the duction on F'riday next June the allocations for the various centre clean and refreshed. The schemes and services were the which is based on Christ's nearesit tube station, or if you 20 and bee-keeping on Saturday words' to St. Peter: ".I will give prefer, the site is about 10 COH would like to thank Ber- June 21. same as last year with the ex- nard for facilitating us. unto thee the- keys of the king- miles north-east of Heathrow The poor weather and late ception of the allocation to GENERAL meet members traveling ex- dom of heaven." airport—if you are thinking of season have caused particular penses and subsistence which Chalfont Heights was given flying in. This week-end both our cub difficulties for soft fruit pro- TROOP MEETING was increased to £5,OiOO from to the Scout Association by an sections travel to the Melleray ducers and for beekeepers this the current figure of £4,868. anonymous donor in 1937 and On last Saturday night our Scout Centre for the 4th 'annual year, and Institute staff, with contained) a ten acre field and mufti meeting took to the father and son oamip which ACOT fruit enterprise advisers, Cllr G. O'Halloran question- 13 acres' of woodland. In 1949 beach where all the patrols promises to be bigger and bet- will be on hand during the open ed the allocation of £5,280 as Hogtrough Wood was purchas- oleared a patch of sand and ter than before. The weather days to show how their research payment to ACOT: Staff and ed to bring the acreage up to carried out the- .following -tasks: seems- to be on the up and up and advice can help minimise Accommodation- and asiked how 54 and this- year a field adja- find a living crab, build a so we are keeping our fingers these difficulties. this was- split up. cent to the site will be added— tower oi stones, an SiOS sign crossed that the sun will shine The Research station will be The CAO said he w-as unable ithis is the field we are using for a helicopter, make the for us. Of course the big open to visitors from 2.00 p m to sav but agreed with Cllr. J. for our camp, so we are help- patrol name ou-t of seaweed question this' year is. will we on June 20 and 21. Topics to be A. Walsh that it was a techni- ing to add to the history of and find some "skimming" be able to survive without highlighted on F'riday include cality. Chalfont 'already! stones. Each patrol also had to Noreen who will be busy all efficient production of straw- week-end with her breathing dir. T. Cunningham said iNo visit tio Chalfont Heights make- four sandwiches. berries, gooseberries, raspber- exercises. that the ACOT offices had hv Dord Baden^Powell is docu- Alan Rlyian, who is terrified of ries, and black-currants. Weed, been built by the ratepayers mented but a memento of a crabs, made sure that he kept 'Ntexit week we hope to have a disease and pest control in fruit money and ACOT then took it Visit has recently been re- a safe distance from the likes full report on 'the goings o-n. So crops will also be featured as over. "Why should we have to discovered. It Is a horn mount- of John Paul Cosgrave who is bye for now! well as new strawberry var- pay then for- the accommoda- ed on a wooden plinth with a an expert crab-handier. The scout section will also be ieties. tion now," he asiked. bras-s plate engraved "Present- Meanwhile, each patrol tried busy this weekend with each On Saturday, June 21 bee- Cllr. W. -McDonnell, chair- ed by the Chief Scout to Chal- to defend their areas* while patrol carrying out overnight keepers and others interested Pictured at thc First National Singles Golf Tournament 1986 at Mullingar recently in aid man-, said there was niot much font Heights in commemora- attacking other patrols sand- camp-s. Some of the camps will will be able to see the work In they could do to change this of the, Bone Marrow for Leukaemia Trust were (l-r): Eugene Fitzpatrick, Mallow Golf Club; tion of his: visit. September 12. castles, etc. The "friendly" be heCldi in Colligan, Bonmahon progress on efficient manage- now. "We can only pay up and Jimmy Murray, Kilrush Golf Club, and John O'Gorman of Lismore Golf Club. 1937." So perhaps' the founder battle oame to an. early start and comeragh. ment of bees and the production look pleasant," he said. visited the site at the time it with the Eagle and Tiger — SUB-SCRIBE PLUS of quality honey. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1986 PAGE SEVEN

O'FLYNN _ The sons,, daugh- ters, sister, nieces, nephews and relatives of the late Alice Dungarvan Leader Frank Browne O'Flynni, late of Grattan. MURPHY'S Square, Dungarvan. wish to TELEPHONE (058)41203 thank most sincerely all those TOY. CYCLE, PRAM AND who sympathised with them ln FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1986 NURSERY SPECIALISTS their recent sad bereavement: those who sent M!ass cards, RALEIGH AGENTS telegrams, letters of sympathy, BODY SHOP 058 42424 All Leading Brands Stocked floral 'tributes) and those who 24 Hour car accident service - used car First Class After Sales attended the obsequies. A spe- sates, crash repairs and resprays. Service. cial Word of thanks to the Trade-Ins accepted Matron, nurses and staff of the NEWS OF TOWN PRAM & NURSERY DEPT. District Hospital and' the Baby requirements at. Matron, nurses and staff of St. BOSCH: 110 Volf/220 Volt unbeatable prices Joseph's Hospital, Dungarvan. Drills, Hammers, Grinders Telephone 058/41376 for their kindness and dedica- AND and Transformers. tion'; Dr. Maurice O'Sullivan for Also Grass Cutters and 2-BEDROOM HOUSE to let hilsi kind attention and the local Hedge Trimmers. for rent, long term; fully fur- clergy who attended: her regul- nished, t.v., etc.; all mod cons: arly. Trusting this acknow- ROUNDABOUT beautifully decorated- Dungar- ledgment will be accepted bv BEN O'NEILL TRAINER INJURED O'Connell Street, Dungarvan van. — Box No. S34)4 "Leader" all in grateful appreciation. The Phone 058/41933 (t-c) Office. Holy Sacrifice of the. Mass will The noted and popular race- FOR SALE _ Child's bicycle be offered for their intentions. horse trainer, Mr. John E. Klely (suit 7-10 year old), also sustained a fractured right leg Raleigh Chopper. Telephone when he was thrown from a 024/94101. horse which he was schooling at TO 'RENT—Reasonable rate to VOTE OF (SYMPATHY his training stables at Lls.fen- DEAD OR DISABLED long-term reliable tenants: 4- nei. Hbwever despite the in- bediroom. fully furnished mod- Abbeyside Sea Angling Club jury, it is business as usual at ern bungalow, 3 miles- from Lis- 'Ait a specially convened the busy Klely training estab- ANIMALS more, 4 miles from Cappoquin. meeting of the Albbeyslde Sea lishment, and we wish John a Fre«, prompt collection Reply by letter only .to Box No. Angling Club a vote of sym- full recovery without undue D345 "Leader" Office pathy was passed to Mrsdelay. . THE LISMORE C.B.S. TEAM — Winners of the Solo Cup (Munster Schools Under-16 Hurling). They beat De La Salle, CHRIS COADY, TALLOW HYPNOTHERAPY — Relieves Nancy Cashman, Chairperson Hospital, Co. Limerick, in the final. (Photo; Rory Wyley) worry, anxiety, termon and of the club, on the tragic GONE FROM THE SQUARE Phone 058/56337 fear. Teaches you to relax, death of her nephew Mr. Jimmy This Wednesday marked the helps to alleviate symptoms, Norris. May he rest in peace. start of the new arrangement If you have a problem 'phone between the Urban Council and and make an appointment. the Casual Traders Association The cause is treated, not just by which the casual traders WALES SAND the symptom. Sessions are moved from the Square to their TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES strictly confidential and by ATHLETICS new designated trading area at MRS. NELLIE HICKEY R.I.P. raglass, Mr. Barry Hickey, Cal- Sean Buckley's Starlight. Senior Hurling: Shamrocks & GRAVEL appointment only. Carried out the Council's Car Park at lan. Mr. Kevin Hiokiey, Carrlg- 148 ABC — 1, Sean Buckley's 0-9, Lismore 2-11. — This game iin quiet, private surroundings. Davltt's Quay. As anticipated, The sudden death last week- twohill and Mr. Paul Hickey, F'aming Star; 2, Paddy Fives' played in very warm and sunny LISMORE — W. H. Middle ton-Leyton, it has proved a major improve- end of Mrs. Nellie Hickey (nee Tallow; daughter Mrs. KaThy e Conroy; 3, Roaehe Perks' conditions in Cappoquin was a MBSH, The Lodge, Mocollop, ment especially in regard to Leahy), Rosybower. Curraglass, O'Connor. Tarbert, Co. Kerry: Monatrea Jet. most enjoyable game to watch. FOR ALL YOUR SAND Ballyduff Upper, Co Waterford. MUNSTER traffic through the town. Mallow, shocked the entire' sisters Sr. Elizabeth Leahy. Shaimiroaks went in as under- area. Mrs. Hlckey who was 148 C&D _ Divided between dogs but proved' otherwise as AND GRAVEL FILLING SOileslan Convent. Limerick, (27-6) from a long established farm- Mrs. Mary O'Doherty, Castle- Paddy Fives' The Conroy. tilery gave a good display of REQUIREMENTS FOR SALE — First crop hay UNDER 15-17 PARENTS PROTEST ing background and a very lyons and Mrs. Agnes O'Connor. Breeda Geary's Caher Lad. good clean hurling throughout (Rye Grass), suitable for horses Parents of children attending 'popular figure in the Conna' Bartlemy; brothers Mir. Jack Paddy Fives' Mr. T„ Angela the full hour. PHONE 058/54446 Also 7 ft. PZ Mower. 'Phone Glenbeg N.S are to withdraw Tallow area, died in St. James Leahy, Bartlemy and Mr. Willie McCarthy's Chaffinch, Noreen 058/54106. children from classes on Mon- Hospital, Dublin on Friday. Leahy, Castlelyons; daughters- Gould's Mister Cassldy, Tommy At half time. Lismore were in Top Quality Service and CHAMPIONSHIPS •the lead by four points but FOR SALE—15 acres for hay day next in protest against the June 13, after a short Illness. in-law. son-in-law, grandchild- Veale's Ashes. Material Assured. (18-7) Shamrocks came back to draw or silage, Ballyhane area. continuing condition of the The removal took place on ren, other relatives and friends. Horses: Grade T. 0-9 Points— level in the second half. A goal Apiply Box NO. M346 "Leader" school. They plan to do this on Sunday afternoon from Lis- THIS WEEK-END The following divided: Michael from Lisnnore at this stage gave Office. Ntext week-end it's champion- a regular basis from Sept. 1, more Distrlot Hospital to GLENGOURA GYMKHANA LAWNMOWERS repaired and ship time for all our best until promises made to repair Desmond's Ballymona Bridge. them the upper hand. sharpened. — The Foundry, FOR SALE—2 matching single Conna Church where Requiem Richard Tohan's Our Goldmine, wardrobes, as new, and oneathlete s under 15 to under 17 the school have been carried Mass was celebrated by Fr. Joe Once agiain Glengoura Gym- Shamrocks need not be dis- Stephen Street, Dungarvan. when they travel -to Cork to Meriyn Dennehy'g Onorsitta Be- other wardrobe. Contact: Bren- out. Flynn C.C.. Portlaw. kihtana., held on Sunday, June 1. heartened by the final result as McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE compete in the Munster Cham- lendia, J. Buckley's Star Misty. dan Crowley, Chapel Street. was a huge success. Timmy they played with their usuai is open every Sunday from 11 pionships in their age group- The burial took place to Marian Beeoher's Fire Fox. LismOre. DUNGARVAN H. & F. CLUB Beecher who won leading rider true spirit. a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 ings'. The venue is the Regional Conna new ceimetery on Mon- Marian Beeoher's Loughnatousa p.m. week days: closed on Mon- FOR SALE — 4-berth caravan, RESULTS OF WEEKLY of the gymkhana was present- Tesora, Seamus Walshe's College, cork and Waterford NON-STOP DRAW day following concelebrated ed with the Jlohn McCarthy Intermediate Football Cham- day—McGulre's Garden Centre, in good condition, also 10 ft.athlete s 'and officials travelling Orynallsh Lass, Tom Hickey's boat with outboard engine. Mass by Fr. Tom Flynn, C.C.. Perpetual Oup for the: Grade E pionship — Shamrocks take on Rossdufi, Woodstown. Tele- should note that on Saturday 14th Draw (June 13) — £50, Spectra Princess. Ballyduff on Saturday, June 21 Contact: June Power, Lismore. Ardmore, assisted by Fr. Joecompetitio n and the Glengoura phone 051/82136. the programme begins at. 12Joh n Power, c/o News & Star, -in Tallow at 7.3(0 .m. AH play- Telephone 058/54273. Flynn, C.O., Fr. Hegarty, C.C., Gymkhana Committee Cup for Grade E 0-21 points: The fol- P Wt SELL — Angles, R.S.J.'s, noon with the hammer and p. Eileen Murphy; £30, Eugene COnna, Fr. J. O'Connor. C.C.. ers to be at the field at 7 p.m. FOR SALE—Modern sideboard the Grade D competition* lowtog divided — Marian Bee- Tubing, Re-Bar, Plating and pole vaults, and on Sunday the Tobin, c/o co-op. p. Pa Meehan; Kent. England. Fr. Tom Mur- Galvanise and all types of 6 ft. long x 24 ft. high x 16 £20, Liam Curtin, Thomas' Ter- cher's Loughnatousa Tesero. Skills Competition — Congra- walks start the show at 12 phy, C.C., Callan, Co. Kilkenny Results: Ponies, Grade 128 Sheds supplied in Kit Form. inches wide; Dungarvan. Seen race, p. Michael Lyons; £15, Noel Devereux's Mlchelene Pet. tulations to Kieran O'Keeffe on noon. The main programme on and Canon O'Donnell, St. Col- ABGD Handicap; The following Telephone 052/21455 or Rath- by appointment. Telephone Ml. Woods, Oaseyville, p. Peter Marian Beeoher's Loughnatousa coming second in the Skills both days begins at 1 p.m. man's College. Fermoy. Other divided—J. Curran's Ballyadam gormack 051/46075. 058/41207. Ferncombe: £10, Mrs. Mary Lee, Rover, Richard Gaivin's Sa'baru. Compettlicn in. Cappoquin last priests present at the obsequies Black Beauty, Sean O'Driscoll's FOR SALE—16 acres for hay Main Street, p. Maura Curran; Tom Hickey's Speatra Princess. week. Kieran was beaten by NATIONAL JUNIOR Were. Fr. Sean Cotter,, St. Col- Bob Oat, Mary O'Connor's FITZGERALD'S MAN'S SHOP, or silage. — Connery, Aglish. £10, Kevin Drummy, p. Anne Marian Beeoher's Loughnatousa oniltv two pocnts. CHAMPIONSHIPS man's College, Fermoy, Very LOughnasolus Star. O'Connell street Dungarvan — Cappoquin. Sunday week, June 29, is the Conway. —(Advt.). Owl. J. Buckley's Star Misty. Quality suits at £79.95. Rev. Fr. J. Ryan. P.P., - Conna 138 C & D — Sean O'Driscoll's FOR SALE — Female Rough date and Tullamore is the Grade E&D — The following TALLOW BRIDGE CLUB FULL SELECTION of Levi Fr. Jioe Hennessy. C.C., Cobh. Spancil. Collie, Lassie type, sable and venue for the National Junior DUNGARVAN A.C. NOTES divided — Tom Curran's Black Jeans at Fitzgerald's Man's Fr. B. Meehan. C.C., Clashmore The following were elected at white 4 months old: registered Men's and Women's Champion- 138 ABC — 1, J. Curran's Mill, Marian Beeoher's Lcugh- the annual general meeting — Shop, O'Connell Street. Dungar- Our athletes travelled to IKC. Contact: P. O'Sullivan. ships. Entries close on Wednes- Mrs. Hickey ls survived bv Knockaderry; 2, Joe Wldger's natousa Owl. Marian Beecher's President, Mrs. Ann Tobin: van. Thomond College, Limerick last Rathguage, Bonmahon. Co. Wa- day, June 18. her sons Mr. pat. Hickey, Cur- Glanmire Hop Tree Twig; 3. Loughnasousa Tesero. Vice-do,, Mrs. Helen Condon: terford. week-end to take part ln the T.V., VIDEO, HI-FI — Call to B.L.O.E. Munster Track & F'ield Secretary, Mr. Roger Smyth: FOR SALE—On stem upland COUNTY PENTATHLON Treasurer. Mrs. May Burke: Megavision for all your home Championships. Michelle Mul- COMMUNITY HALL RESULTS hay. Apply: James Walsh, The County Championship Tournament Director. Mr. Mic- entertainment; compare our Pentathlon for boy and girls cahy brought home a Gold Bawnmore, Lismore. s 'Ed. Coughlan, Lisfimny, Mrs. hael Burke; PRO, 'Mrs. Mary TVs, Videos. Hi-Fi and Radios, under 14 to under 17 takes Medal in the long jump, Silver Stereos. Micro Waves etc. FOR SALE—8 year old pony. J. Cafflaghan, Conna. Battv Mc- Hanrahan. Other committee 12 hands.; also 2 year old place to Newtown School on in the 800m. and Bronze in the Grath, Dunmoon. Mary Hickey. members: Mr®. Noreen O'Su ill- Special value for World Cup 1,500m. on our 3-hour Agfa Video Cas- sheepdog, female. Oan be seen Thursday, July 17. Mary F*ower, Lismore, Anne Mc- van. Mrs. Maureen Hales, Mr sette, only £4.99. Free mem- working. Also 7 months old ROAD RACES Our relay team brought home RECENT DEATHS Grath. Tallow, Monica Griffin. Andy Crotty. bership to Dungarvan's largest sheepdog pup; both top class All good running enthusiasts Silver in the 4x400m. relay, the (son) -. Mrs. May Cooney, OaippOQuin, Peg Sullivan, Lis- Viidoo .Library. BBC aerials and breed. Tel. 05S/54398. members of which were — J. Tempien-ilchael, Cork, Mrs. Vera more. Mary Kiertnetfiok. AgUsh.. End o£ season prizes; Gom- please note that Thursday. Julv MR. JAMES NORRIS Fran.cls Tobin Tallow. Mary petition A—1, Andy Crotty and amplifiers always in stock. — CLONEA UPPER — Bungalow 3, Is the date for the Passage Mtinsficld. N. MorrUsey. M Creedon. KUavullen. Mallow on one acre (outline plainmlng Foley and M Mulcahy. Sub. S. We regret to record the tra- (daughters); Mrs. Mary Rior- McGrath Tallow. NOra Power Mass- Anson; 2, Roger Smyth Megavision. Friary Street, Dun- East Festival Race over 8 miles gic death of Mr. James (Jimmy) dan, Mrs. Bridget Barron. Mrs. cappoquin, John Joe Murphy and Martha, Keniiry; 3. Michael .permission for another), scenic FValey. garvan. Fhone 058.41077. and it starts at 7.45, p.m. As Michelle who jumped 5.11 in Norris, Engllshtown, Stradbally, Alice Crotty (sisters), grand- Tallow, Jenny Hickey Glen-1 and Bernie Burke. Competition view one mile from beach. - usual the race will be folic wed which occurred on Saturday, children. son-in-law, brothers- B—1. Mary Murphy and Mary MORE WONDERFUL CURES by a "cabaret" in Toomey's the Munster Schools Champion- cairn, Phyllis Cunningham, Tal- McCarthy, Auctioneer. Dungar- ship has been picked to jump June 7, as a result of an acci- in-law. sisters-in-law. nephews, low. John William McCarthy, Herlihy; 2, Jlenmy Allien and IN LEf/iYBRIEN! — Cork child van Phone 058/41468. Lounge, prizes once again will dent. nieces and other relatives. be top class and all categories in the Tailtean Games in Dub- do.. Anne Cremin. do.. Bernie Ann O'Nelill; 3, Mary McCar- avoided surgery—deformed foot FOR SALE—.Fishing cot, 2C ft. lin on June 28. Wishing her all McGrath. do.. Sheila Suther- thy and Mary Kyine. Open Rub- became instantly normal again x 9 inches, in good condition. are. catered for. Jimmy, who was extremely ber Bridge Friday nights — the best. popular was 27 years of age and land, do., Paul White, Mrs. at first Healing treatment. A Tel. 058/54398. The following Thursday. July Green, Inch. winners, Andy Cirofcty and We are off to Cork on sunday. was a director of the family Wexford man after unsuccess- SPRINGING HEIFER for sale. 10, is the date for the Water- Tina and Michelle M'ulcahy are Roger Smyth. ful hospital treatment, was ford to Tramore Rfcin. Both fix- shed erecting business. Member Tel. 058/54154. taking part in the walk under SHAMROCK NOTES cured of falling all over the tures are open to all —men. 17 years and 15 years respec- of a well known and highly re- place. A priest was cured of women, veterans, juniors and tively. Also Ailish and Mike spected family, his father Tom MR. THOMAS Historic Victory — A long pains in lower back going teams. O'Brien. Good luck to them all. is a well known traditional over-due victory came to our down bis legs. The nun who musician and member of Comh- —(P.R.O.). u-14 footballers lasit Wednesday oan kneel down again, etc. And. IN MEMORIAM OPEN SPORTS altas and his wife Mary is a The following open sports are daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patsy night in Kiimia'cthomas against as always, no fees charged. BARRY EGAN — In loving memory of coming up in the next month PADRE PIO PRAYER GROUP Wall, B'rlgid's Terrace. Dungar- Sacred Hearts of Waterford ln FARM SHEDS Now also FREE BODY SCAN our dearest mother, Margaret or so: Sunday next, June 22 — Rosary and Mass at St. Jos- van. Another brother, Michael the county final. This was a for many complaints, e.g. pain, Egan, Mitchel Street, Dungar- Ballinree, Co. Oarlow—Sunday. died in an accident in 1975. most exciting match with both INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS aches in shoulders, legs, knees, eph's Hospital on Thursday i van, whose anniversary occurs June 29; Kilkenny — Sunday. evening at 7.15. All are welcome. teams playing their hearts out. STEEL STOCKISTS arms, asthma, stomach, mi- on June 22. Sacred Heart of July 6—Eanteer. Co. COrk: To his wife, father and his "The soul must give free ac- Sacred Hearts opened up the graine. repression, etc. Also Jesus have mercy on her soul. Tuesday, July 8—Cork City In brothers, sisters and other rela- cess to the Lord so that it can play with two well taken points FOR KEENEST PRICES stop smoking, save money: or Mother of Good counsel inter- ternational Sports.; Thursday. tives we extend deep and sin- be fortified by Him that His and Henry Nicholson replied slimming without special diets cede for her. Masses offered. July 24—Waterford City Sports cere sympathy on their great or exercises the AVERMATIC lifrht may enlighten it, that it with a good point and a vital 'Forget you, Mam, we never (Newtown School. 6.45 p.m.) loss. Way. Stop nail biting, bed- be" clothed with Jesus Christ, goal. This was followed by a will. wetting. personal problems and with His justice, truth, the His remains were removed powerful goal from our captain counselling. Call: Monday- For in our hearts we love shield of faith and the word of from Ardkeen Hospital to Gar- Martin Murphy. With fifteen God, to conquer the powerful ranbane Church on Sunday Saturday from 2-7 p.m. fcr a you stlH. minutes bo go Shamrocks really enemies. To be clothed with evening and were received by confidential chat or free litera- For every thought there is a dominated the game' with Jesus Christ it ls necessary to Very Rev. M. Oanon F'arrell, ture. — DAN, The German tear, , , backis and forwards playing die to oneself.—(Parde Plo). P.P.. assisted bv Very Rev. Fr. with real determination and Healer, NSFH, ICNHS, BHHSA, iFior a mam we lost and loved AT THE EUROPEAN —(Advt.). Arthure, P.P., Kilrossanty, Very With a two goal difference at 'Montana," Lemybrien, Kil- so dear. Rev. Fr. phelan, P.P., Stradbal- H. N. Engineering maethomas, Co. Waterford. the end it proved that the boys (From your loving family — APBEYSIDE FIANNA FAIL ly and Rev. P. Ahearne, C.C. from the West deserved victory. RATHGORMACK Tom, Joe, Birdie and Mary.) CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY PARLIAMENT A.G.M. Fr. Arthure, P.P., celebrated Co. H A N N A N — Sixth Anniversary Mr. T. J. Maher (Indepen- The final score was: Sham- WATERFORD professionally cleaned. High The A.G.M. of Abbeyside Requiem Mass on Monday mor- —In loving memory of dent, Munster), during a dis- rocks 2-7; Sacred Hearts 0-7. Tel: : 052/21455 pressure cleaning house fronts, Fianna Fail Curnann will be ning and also officiated at the Stephanie Hannan, 19, Parkiane cussion about institutional In- It was with feelings of pro- Team—Jtohn Murphy, K. Mo- farmyards, cattle houses, ma- burial in the adjoining ceme- Rathgormack 051/46075 Green Abbeyside. who died on vestment in .forestry to' Member held on Friday, 20th June, '86 found sorrow and shock that loney, E. Nicholson, R. Foley, S. chinery. etc. — Casey Cleaning tery, assisted by Rev. Oanon June 20, 19®0. ^ . States pointed out that it was In Alice O'Connors at 8.30 p.m. the people of Dungarvan and Tobin. D. Butler. M. Hourigan. Services, Tallow. Phone 058/ u Farrell, P.P. and Fr. Ahearne, ((Always remembered by her inevitable that many flarmers sharp. , , surrounding areas learned of M. Wade, M. Murphy (capt.), K. Your Local Agent is:— 56123. (27-6) All members and intending C.C. husband Paddv and family.) would be forced out of farming the tragic death of Mr. Thomas O'Keeffe. B. Dalton. J. Hickey, MICHAEL LYONS members are invited to attend. Barry, congress Villas, Dungar- FATIMA QUALITY FURNI- — Seventh Anniver- as a direct result, of the cutback Chief mourners—Mary (wife); H. Nicholson, B. Murphy, M. Toor, Lismore. Tel. 058/M335 TOBIN We extend a very special wel- van. which occurred following TURE CENTRE — Open now sary — In loving memory of in the agricultural policy in re- Tom Norris (father); John, Tobin. come to th • youth of the area Nicholas and Martin (bro- a drowning accident last week. from 11 a.m. to 3 P.m. (except John Tobin, Feddaun Upper. lation to traditional forms of to come and join us. —(Advt.). thers); Margaret and Marlon Thursday). New consignment of Melleray, who died on June 22. production. How could they at- In his forty-seventh year, (sisters); parents-in-law, aunts, furniture. Large selection of tract farmers to pliant trees on Thomas was a well-known per- 'H979. On his soul Sweet Jesus SOLEMN NOVENA: uncle, brothers-in-law, sisters- beautiful beds; chests of their land, whioh could only be sonality in the area. An extro- have mercy. Masses offered. VIGIL OF PRAYER in-law, nephews, nieces and drawers; dressing tables; lace harvested perhaps .after they vert by nature, his good hum- He bade no one a last fare- relatives. and drawn tablecloths; paint- well. he raised his hand to were dead, since tt was true In St. Mary's Parish Church our and kindly personality ings- Royal Doulten and Staf- none, , , that it took 25 to 30' years for on Monday evening next, after made him popular with all who SPORTSMANS INN, LOUNGE fordshire pieces; hand-pointed His spirit flew before we a ifbrest to mature, and theth e solemn Novena to our Lady came to kr.ow him. He was al- Japanese plaques- small quality knew, that he from us had average farm owner in the of Perpetual Help which In- ways jovial and loved the cludes the Celebration of Mass tables and desks. - - Fatima gone. . Community was 'more than 50 "crack"' and the wisecracks flew BAR & RESTAURANT there will be a short Vigil of unabated when he was around. House. Clonea Road, Dungar- (Always remembered by hisyear s of age. He wondered why Prayer for the forthcoming Ref- Yet he was totally Inoffensive van. Telephone 038/41316. loving wife Mary, son. Willie the Commission had rejected MRS. CATHERINE the concept of (annual pay- erendum. . and it was these characteris- CAPPOQUIN and sister Bridle.) FURNITURE REPAIRS and ments to the farmers until the Ail are welcome to partici- tics which won for him the — Seventh Anniver- polishing, also upholstery.—23, TOBIN trees matured. pate. —(Advt.). friendship of so many during Lr. Main Street, Dungarvan or sary — In loving memory of HICKEY his lifetime. SUNDAY. JU'N'E 22— 'phone 058/41316 for collection. Bdmond Tobin, of Feddaun DUNGARVAN MART We record with deep regret GOING FISHING?—Get your Upper, Melleray, who died on Sincere sympathy is extended There were 500 cattle. 250 the death of Mrs. Catherine tackle at Colum's Shop. We May 26, 1979 and for whom to his sorrowing mother, bro- calves and 400 sheep on offer at Hickey, Bohadoon, Dungarvan, JIM LANE have a large selection of rods- Masses are being offered . thers, sisters and other relatives Bar 'Extension — £2.50 (incl. Supper) Dungarvan Mart on Monday which took place at Ardkeen reels. hand lines and assorted on their sad and tragic loss. WiU those who think of him last. With the decrease In beef Hospital on Monday, June 9- tackle. Some prices are down today, prices cattle have slipped back Member of a well-known fam- His remains were removed Now open for functions, birthdays, weddings, etc. on last year. 5.5 ft. rods only A little prayer to Jesus say. by about £2 to £3 per 100 kgs ily, she was herself held In high from the District Hospital to st. Free Hall — Bar Extensions £3.95: 5.5 ft. rod pack includ- (His. loving sister Bridie and plainer sorts are a difficult esteem by a large number of Mary's Parish Church on Sun- ing reel and line only £8.95. JAMES KIELY Telephone 058/54662 nephew Willie Tobin and trade at present. However good friends and her death ls render- day evening and were blessed by Also in stock; boat rods from sister-ln-fliaw Mary Tobin.) quality forward store bullocks ed more poignant by the fact Rev. M Culllnan, C.C., assisted £18.50 and beach rods from YOUNG—Will the kind friends continued to sell at up to £1^4 that her brother. Jack Walsh, by Rev. G. Hickey O.S.A. and £33. Ala available at Colum's & SONS Very Rev. j. O'Sullivan. and neighbours of the late per 100 kgs. Coolnasmear predeceased her Shop, O'Connell Street Dun- Breda amd John See Young COMPLETE FUNERAL by just two weeks. garvan. Phone 058/41278. Beef heifer prices also have R,i>v. Fr. Culllnan celebrated please remember them in tneir FURNISHERS come back somewhat in price Sincere sympathy is extended the Requiem Mass on Monday AT COLUM'S SHOP—On your prayers, on this, their anniver- and top prices here were £1«« to her sorrowing husband, fam- morning and also officiated at next purchase of a Kenwood sary time. R.I.P. ^ , the burial which took place lm. ALL FUNERAL REQUISITES P ily and relatives on their sad washing machine save £2i0 be- '(Always remembered by their The caf^ trade however has less. mediately afterwards in the ad- SUPPLIED tween now and June 30th. Also family at home and away.) improved over the last few joining cemetery. Other clergy Fianna Fail DANCE on special offer Bendlx tumble weeks and prices are Increased Her remains were removed present were Rev. J. Griffin, dryer, only £145. Now in stock We attend to all details— all round since the peak oalf from the Kiely Funeral Home C.C., Rev. G. Hickey, O.S.A. and from Philips, the latest in wash- Obituary Notice, Church on Tuesday evening to Kllgob- Very Rev. J. O'Sullivan. S a inet Church and were blessed ing machine technology, the ACKNOWLEDGMENTS and Cemetery. ' Lamb prices have also come and received by Rev. Fr. O'Doh- Chief mourners — Mrs. Eileen MURPHY'S LOUNGE, KNOCKANORE Philips' 929 automatic washing back but the market is pretty CROTTY — The family of the Floral and Artificial Wreaths erty, P.P.. assisted by Rev. P. Barry (mother)- Billy and machine. This machine has a steady at £4 to £6 more than Miatty (brothers); Mrs. Ann ten year guarantee on the late Jack Grotty, St. Garvan's .Supplied. B'utler, C.C. Terrace, Dungarvan, wish to £1 per kg. Fr. Butler was celebrant of Monahan and Mrs. Phyllis SATURDAY, JUNE 21 motor and tub. -Colum's Shop. L^pds (sisters)': Billy Monahan ADMISSION £1 0'Canrwj;

LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES DUNGARVAN G.A.A. BEHIND THE SPOTLIGHT LISMORE SOCCER CLUB lard will devote full time as by Fr. Power, Kilrossanty. CAMOGIE PLAYERS INTO NOTES chairman of the League, with J. The bride who was given MUNSTER FINALS (Continued from Page 1) Tobin as Chairman of the Lis- away by her father looked The Annual General Meeting The Lismore Community NOTES The fir9t reports of these more club. radiant in her lace gown. She Games Cam ogle team did ex- MR Kelleher added that he of Lismore Soccer Club was Over all the AGM was an carried a bouquet of pink SENIOR FOOTBALL REPLAY out stages. Hopefully the boys also saw two images fleetingly new strange sightings at the held ln the Red House last tremely well when on Friday outstanding success, and theroses . The bridesmaid was night last they qualified for the will pull out all the stops in a replace the statue, one was a Melleray grotto described "fire- Wednesday night before a large future of club and league Patricia Blakemore friend of All roads lead to Leamybrien bid co remain in title conten- attendance. The chairman, Mr. Munster finals by virtue of two on Sunday afternoon for our tail bearded young man and the balls" coming from the sky augurs well for the coming the bride, claire and Tony fine wins over Butlerstown and tion. Paddy Pollard In welcoming years. Dunne (cousins of the bride) first round senior football other a young girl with flowing down on to the statue and everyone, reviewed the past sea- were flower-girl and page boy. Ballymacarbery. championship replay against The Munster finals will be in Rathgormack. EXECUTIVE MEETING hair. The entire occurrence he the sun "exploding" in the son which was for the first time LISMORE CRICKET CLUB Best man was James Walsh in five years non-productive on brcther of the groom. The Tipperary this year and so Ms- Last Wednesday night's meet- said lasted for about one heavens. more will represent Waterford Lucky to get a second bite at minute. the playing field. There were Disappointment is hardly the bride's brother and the groom's the cherry, we are hoping to go ing of the club executive was no trophies on display and in word to use when less than 24 sister read the Lessons. Congratulations to all concern- another well attended one un- BIRDS HAVE DISAPPEARED fact the club were only saved hours before fixture Cork ed on winning through to Mun- one better now and clinch a der the chairmanship of Mikeen The reception was held at ster and the best of luck ln Tip- quarter final place against A resident of O'Connell from relegation to the second Church of Ireland conceded a Ballyrafter Hotel and a great Lyons. A lot of important mat- division by one point. walk-over to Lismore in the perary — Bernadette O'Keeffe, champions Kilrossanty on the ters were dealt with, as well as Street in Dungarvan dlrew our Munster Junior Oup last week- time was had by all. Catherine O'Gorman, Michelle following Sunday. planning and organising for The Chairman went on to say The honeymoon was spent in Caples, Michelle Kenneally Unfortunately we Will again attention last week to what s'he end. At such short notice Lis- Spain. the weeks ahead. that lack of commitment by more were unable to arrange Kathleen Burns, Lily McCarthy, be without a number of regu- These regular meetings of the DUNGARVAN described as the almost total some players for a full season another fixture. We wish Marie and Percy a Kate Cunningham, Maude Cun- lars, but that's been the story disappearance of the many long and happy life together. executive are vital, and ensure was the main reason why the ningham, Brenda Barry, Claire of our lives since the start of the smooth day to day running feathered species that have al- club is so unpredictable as the Lismore now find themselves Aherne, Bernadette Daly, the championship year. How- of club affairs. BADMINTON players are there who are quite in the Munster semi-final WIDOWS ASSOCIATION Siobhan O'Gorman, Marie Cap- ever we got a draw last day ways been so evident in the without playing anywhere near street as they perched on roof- capable of winning the league. when they play either Limerick The June meeting of the West les, Emma Ryan. Gerardlne LATE TOM CULLEN There was a long and very or Harlequins of Cork. On Waterford Branch of the Barry, Clara Murohv. —(P.R.O. to full potential, and if we can CLUB tops along the street or hopped constructive discussion by allfor m Limerick must be fancied NAWI was held at Lismore Lismore Community Games). step up our game appreciably Another link with our 1941 We held our annual general about the roadway there. those present on the year just to win in Cork as they are one Hotel on Tuesday last. A very now there's no valid reason why county senior hurling cham- meeting on Thursday, June 12, gone. of the two top sides in Mun- we can't clinch victory. pionship winning side has been at Lawlor's Hotel and It was She insisted that the spar- large atendance was present LISMORE G.A.A. NOTES very pleasing to see such a ster — Waterford the other — for the last meeting before the Sixty minutes of all out, de- severed through the death of rows, pigeons, doves and even The treasurer, John Walsh, and it looks as If Lismore will Results of Draw (Week No. termined. football is the reTo- m Cullen which took place large attendance. The outgoing gave a detailed account of the summer recess. committee were (thanked by our sea-gulfe had all gone from the have to travel to Limerick to The annual outing was last 21) — £50, Mrs. Whelan, Towns quirement from every player. last week in London where he cost of running the club for play this game. The date will Park. Lismore; £30, John O'Sul- Given that we must have a had been domiciled for many new president for the wonder- scene since the previous Tues- the year, and the report showed week to the Cresent Shopping ful way the affairs of the club be Sunday, 6th July. Centre, Limerick, and after livan, parks Road, Lismore; sporting chance of coming out years. day and sure enough when we it ls getting costlier each season £20, Miss Mona O'Connell, Main on top. Let's go to it. were professionally managed to play competitive football. As no game had been arrang- shopping, to the Glen of Aher- Street, Lismore- £15, Michael Tom was probably the young- during their term of office. Looked around we could not low for dinner. All who tra- est member of that great team, The treasurer was compli- ed for next Sunday, the club McGrath, Main street, Lismore; RUNAWAY HURLING WIN see one of any kind, even in mented on his report. are trying to get a fixture play- velled enjoyed the shopping and £10, Sally Hyland, Chapel St., and in fact won county minor The following officers were those places where they most the scenic Glen of Aherlow. Our intermediate hurlers hurling championship honours elected: President, Jim Kiersey: The officers elected for theed due to no game last week- Lismore: £10, Annette Condon, regularly gathered. Is there a coming season were as follows: end. All players will be notified. Wishing all the members an Parkdota, Tallow. Promoters made the best possible start in with us in the same year. Secretary, Bridget Ahearne; President—Mr. Michael O'Leary: enjoyable summer break. Prize — Billy Cunningham. the championship campaign The holder of minor and sen- Treasurer and Registrar, Mar- reason for this rather sudden Vice-Presidents—'Mr. Ned Barry, COMMUNITY CENTRE Next meeting, Tuesday, 2nd last Sunday evening with a run- ior championshio medals for garet O'Brien; PRO, John disappearance of the feathered September. — P.R.O. Week No. 22 _ £50, Christy away 6-14 to 1-2 victory over St. the same year is Tom Oullen's Young; CBiub Captain and Mr. Michael Madden and Mr. Brlen, Main Street, Lismore; Mends of this street? Florence McCarthy- Chairman A oublic meeting will be held Mary's. proud distinction, and oneCoach , John Browne. Commit- on Monday, 23rd June at 9 p.m. LISMORE COMMUNITY £30. Mrs. Nora Morrissey, New Even allowing for St. Mary's which very few players can lay tee: Violet O'Brien, Mary — Paddy Pollard: Vice-Chair, in the Lismore Hotel. This ls Street, Lismore; £20, Sean and STARTING NEXT MONTH man — Joe Tobin- Secretary— GAMES disappointing challenge, this claim to. Walsihe, Annette Green. Austin a follow up to the previous Sheila Sullivan, Mayfield, Lis- was a good all-round display by On behalf of everyone in the Kiely, Donal O'Brien. Pat Fitzgerald: Treasurer — | meeting when a working party The following swimmers qua- more-. £15, June Power, Deer- Further to the previous an- John Walsh. Committee—John lified to represent Lismore in park, Lismore; £10, P. J. cough- our fellows. There is, of course, club sincere sympathy is ex- Selectors: John Browne, Jim Dunne, Donal Shanahan and i was set up to investigate the still considerable room for im- tended to his relatives. Go Kiersey, Violet O'Brien, Bireege nouncements by Minister Aus- : purchase of an existing the county Finals in Waterford ian, Parks Road, Lismore; £10, provement, but the message ndeine Dia trocalre ar a anam. tin Deasy and Minister of State Pat Ahearne. Team Manager — | premises. on Saturday next. The best of Declan Bransfield, Main Street, Ui Mhurchadha, Margaret Cun- Joe Tobin. luck to them. Lismore. promoters Prize — C.fro m the game must be that we ningham. Eddie Collins it was confirmed The selection of team captain The working party has ln- Brien. —(Advt.). are in this title race with a in the Dail on May 22 by the Girls u/8: Freestyle — Claire genuine shout. Much tougher was left to the committee and j vestigated all aspects in relation Minister for Industry & Com- manager. to the purchase, running costs, Dunne. Senior Hurling — Our seniors games lie ahead, but we will Finally, while the club was insurance, planning permis- Girls u/10: Freestyle — Brid had a very fortunate eight cross those hurdles — hopefully merce, Mm Noonan that the unable to win anything on the sion, rates and facilities for Pollard; Backstroke — Jennifer point victory over Shamrocks —when we come to them. government had recently ap- field of play last season, the various .sports and functions Walsh. last Sunday. The scoreline does Meanwhile congrats to the proved grant assistance for Girls u/12: Freestyle — Sacha scant justice to a brave Sham- ST. LAURENCE S TENNIS work of the organising commit- In doing this the committees team on a fine winning start to Sterling Drug Incorporated tee of the Red House League did of a large number of Commun- Cotter: Backstroke — Deirdre rocks side who dictated the this championship. not go unnoticed ity Centres were consulted re. Hickey. play for long periods. In swel- Incidentally it was great to USA, in respeot of a pharma- During the week the club re- capital costs, running costs, Girls u/14: Freestyle—Sinead tering heat, Lismore started see Morrie Ferncombe back in CLUB NOTES ceuticals manufacturing plant ceived a letter of congratula- and facilities available. Power; Breastroke — Claire brightly but were unable to the blue jersey after his lengthy MICHEL CUP The St. Laurence's teams to be ltocated in Dungarvan. tions which was passed at the This is a golden ODportunity Bardon Backstroke — Martina score from some easy chances. entorced lay-off. He registered Last Thursday. St. Laurence's played extremely well and recent meeting of Waterford for everybidy to attend the O'Dowd. A goal mid-way through the many fine scores in a display sent a team to Carrick-on-Suir showed their full potential and The Minister said that the County council on the excellent meeting and air their views on Girls u/13 Relay — Sinead first half failed to lift the team. that suggests he will be a trem- to play- in the iMlchel Oup. The talents on court. Our A team construction of the factory was Power, Grainne Barry, Maeve At, half-time we went in leading endous acquisition to us in our reached the semi-finals of the manner the league ls being or- providing the town with a ladles team had a 3-1 win over scheduled to commence in July ganised. The organising com- centre that will cater for a Henry, claire Aherne, Catherine by 1-3 to 2 points. quest for honours. Carrick. The team was: C. Cup. while the B team reached mittee — Paddy Pollard, Donal wide variety of sporting and Leonard. From the start of the second Hlrwan, ,M. O'KelJy, S. Mahony. as far as the quarter-finals of (next month) and it was en-^ Shanahan, john Walsh and Pat other recreational functions Boys u/10: Freestyle _ Brian half until ten minutes from the UNDER 14s BEATEN R. Byrne. the plate. We would like ito con- visaged that this phase of the Fitzgerald can take a bow. for you, your children and our O'Farrell. end Shamrocks hurled well and gratulate all team members on work would be completed in Our under 14 hurlers were their excellent performances. Their work and time has senior citizens. Boys u/12: Freestyle—Emmett drew level with only eight min- NATIONALIST CUP 1987. The company expected brought the Red House League Quann: Backstroke — Tony utes left. Then a good save and well beaten by the favourites Team A—M. 'Drumimy \(capt.) from a small beginning to the RECENT WEDDING Dunne. Lismore in the "A" champion- On last Friday evening St. that employment would in- a fortunate goal swung the ship in Cappoquin last week. M; Cusack. B. McCarthy. M. pedestal it now stands on in DUNNE—WALSH Boys u/14: Freestyle — Pad- game In our favour, it was only Laurence's were host to Tra- Quirke, L. C'ummins, F. Carroll. crease from 100 persons in 1988 football circles in Munster, es- raig Pollard Breastroke—-Mich- | now that Lismore started to However there was much to more for the first round match A very pretty wedding took admire about the determined ln the Nationalist Cup. Our D. Mahony S. iMahony. to 250 in 1991. pecially since their associate ael McGrath; Backstroke—Tony play well and we ran out good Team B.—G. Cusack (capt.). membership of the Waterford place in Lismore recently be- Hickey. winners in the end. display of the youngsters who men's team had a 3--1 victory tween Miss Marie Dunne only have shown steady improve- over Tramore. The team was: C. Klrwan, O. Carroll, M. O'Kel- Mr. Noonan was replying to League. Boys u/16 Backstroke — Sean This was hardly a game to ly, L. Maher, M. Clarke, M a question put down by Deputy daughter of Mr. Bertie Dunne Aherne, Keith Lynch. ment over a comparatively D. Walsh, T. Byrne, D. Mlahony. Next year the league will ex- and the late Mrs. Mary Dunne, inspire great confidence but a short period of time. L. Cummins. Collins. H. Stacey. Sub. W. Jackie Fahey. Boys u/13 relay—jPaul Lynch, win is a win and the two points Wiade. pand to at least 21 clubs. Bridane, and Mr. Percy Walsh, The panel was — J. Tutty, 'For further information Kilrossanty, Dungarvan. Tony Hickey, Tony Dunne, Em- picked up wi're invaluable. As by rule the committee of mett Quann, Phillip Hickey. Our next gr.me in the cham- Derek Sheehan, M. Butler, M. about fixtures for these com- Team C.—M. Norris fcapt.). the league will be drawn from The ceremony with Papal pionship is against Portlaw. M;Grath. O. Curran. A. Queally. petitions please check the C. Cummins. J. Collins. E. the four officers of the Lismore blessing was performed by Fr. M. Lyons. F. Cunningham, D. notice board in the clubhouse. O'Donoghue, T. O'Kelly, S. THE THINGS YOU LEAVE Junior Hurling — The juniors UNDONE club, but by his request, P. Pol- O'Gorman. Lismore, assisted were in action on Sunday night Dwyer, J. Morrissey, D. Donnel- Flynn, T. D'Arcy, A- Geoghegan in Ballynoe in a tournament ly, C. Gough, David sheehan, M. CROWLEY CUP The commitment and team We came across the ballad game v. Conna. On a fine field Desmond, K. Mahony, J. J. Ron- spirit shown- by everybody tak- which we reprint in this corner ayne, K. Wright, S. Curran. On Sunday last, June 15, St. ing part was just fantastic and this week while searching and before a good attendance Laurence's Tennis Club sent 3 this was a good game and a everybody had a most enjoyable through a lot of old scripts DUNGARVAN MINOR FOOTBALL teams u-p to HIM view Tennis which have accumulated ln our welcome worlcout. Oonna even- Club to oamroete In the Crow- day. Tiicre's a last chance for our files down through the years. GOLF tually won by 10 points bm it,« ley Cup. The day was. a The final result of the Crow- Its title is "The Things We MCDONNELL BROS. LIMITED team played well and showed minor footballers when they scorcher with the temperatures ley Cup was: 1, St. Michael's. play Stradbally in a champion- Leave Undone" and it tells us some promise. ln the 70'Sk tempered by a Cork; 2, Kilkenny The results that, it's not the things that we Junior Football — We play ship refixture at Leamybrien on slight breeze. The tennis that of the plate section were: 1. St. do that count but the things FERMOY CLUB Kilgobinet in the championship next Wednesday night. was played was very exciting to Anne's, Waterford; 2, Castle- that we leave undone. next Saturday night ln Abbey- We have a sporting chance watch, on both hard courts and view B, Carrick-on-Suir. side and players are requested of victory in this one, and that grass courts. — P.R.O. to be at the Monument at 6.30. would Involve us in the knock It isn't the things that you do, NOTES dear WOOL!-WOOL! It's the things you leave RESULTS undone Thursday, June 12 — 1, M. That gives you a bit of a WOOL! Kelleher and T. Coffey 53 pts.: heartache BUYERS OF ALL GRADES OF WOOL 'Friday, June 13 — H, J. Spratt WEST WATERFORD At the setting of the sun; Best Prices Paid. and A. Elstead 34£; Saturday, BORD NA nOG NOTES The tender word forgotten June 14: Wang Fourball Quali- The letter you did not write, TELEPHONE 025/31166 fier — 1, J. Lynch and' M. SHAMROCKS WIN "C" Abbeyside (D. Barron). NOTES The flower you might have FOOTBALL TITLE At Showfield — Melleray v. DEATH OF PATSY FRENCH COMMUNITY GAMES sent, dear. O'Mahoney 51 pta.; Sunday. The area finals of the Clash- June 15 — 1, Jim Walsh 68; 2 At Kilmacthomas on Wednes- Clashmore (J. Moore). The death occurred during Are your haunting ghosts to- At Abbeyside — st. Olivers v. the week of Patsy French. mtore-Klnsalebeg Community night J. Casey 68. day night last Shamrocks won Game® will Ibe held on this their first ever under-age foot- Stradbally (T. Whelan). Shainacoole, Kinsalebeg, at Ard- FIXTURES keen Hospital. Waterford. Dur- coming Sunday in the GAA The stone you might have ball county title when they de- At Colligan — st. Patrick's v. field in Olashmore at 2 p.m. Thursday., June 19 — Group servingly defeated Klllure by 2-6 Naomh Brid (P. Moore). ing the past months Patsy has lifted not enjoyed full health but he The winners of each event will Out of a brother's way, Prize, 18 holes stableford; Sat- to 0-6 In a thrilling final before At Clashmore — Ardmore v. compete in. the county finals in a large crowd. The winners led Gaeltacht (P. Dalton). still remained cheerful. He was The bit of heartsome counsel CLLR. BILLY KYNE, MCC, UDC urday, June 21—(Junior Scratch a popular memlber of the farm- Biallyimaoarbry on July 6. You were hurried too much Oup: Sunday, June 22 — Clonea at half-time by 2-2 to 0-5, the Monday, June 23 (all u/14 H.C.) •Included, in the programme goals coming from Henry Nich- ing community .and he was to say; w ill be in attendance at the Union Office, O'Connell Street, Oup, 1118 hole stroke. At Lismore — 7 p.m. Lismore greatly loved and admired bj of event® for the day wild be The loving touch of the hand, SO NEAR AND YET So FAR olson after nine minutes and "A" v. Tallow (J. Kelly); 8 p.m. gome novelty events, including Dungarvan, on this Friday, June. 20, from 4 p.m. to Martin Murphy after seventeen all who knew him. dear. St. Patrick's v Shamrocks (D. the three-legged race, wheel The gentle and winsome tone, 5.30 p.m. He is in attendance at the Union Office on Last Sunday, Thurles Golf minutes. Buckley) His remains were taken to barrow race and parents' race. Club was the' rrteoca for Dun- That you had no time nor the first and third Friday of every month. Points from Billy Dalton (2), At Cappoquin — Ballyduff v. Piltown: Church and following thought, for, garvan Golf .Club 'as. our teams Kieran O'Keeffe and Henry Gaeltacht (J. Bennett). Requiem Miass, burial took GOOD WEATHER battled for the coveted (Munster The beautiful weather over With troubles enough of your Nicholson in the second half At, Dungarvan — Ardmore v. place In 'the- adjoining cemetery own. titles in .the Bruen and Purcell ensured victory for the Knock- Fourmllewater (J. Moore). Sincere sympathy is ex- the weekend brought many Shields. Hopes were high after people to the area, and the far- anore boys whom we congratu- The "A" Divisional final will pressed to his family and These little acts of kindness achieving the rare distinction late on their fine achievement be played on Monday, june 30; friends. mers have been very busy mak- of being area champions in ing up for lost time. So easily out of mind and say well done to their hard the "B" filial on Monday, June These chances to be angels both competitions and six hard working mentors. 30- the "O" final on Thursday, weeto of practice. ON HOLIDAYS Which all we mortals find- After the game team captain June 26. CARLING TALENT They come in night and In the morning semi-finals, Martin Murphy received the Presently on holidays with CONTEST The Co. Finals will be played their family in Clashmore are silence. Protect The Family... Dungarvan had two close vic- trophy from co. Chairman, Joe in Dungarvan on the afternoon The local area final of the Each chill, reproachful wraith, tories: the .Bruen Shield team Byrne amid scenes of great ex- of Saturday. July 5. Jlay and iRegina (nee McGrath) beating Mluskerry 3£-(14, and the, Snipe and their family from Carlinig Talent Contest was When hope is faint and flag- citement. We will have the full league held: recently in Gallagher's ging Puircell team winning over East tables ir: next week's edition. HOUand. We hope ithey have an Show Concern Cork by 3h2. Aind so to Sunday enjoyable stay. Lounge, Ardmore iand the en- And a blight has dropped on NO JOY AT WALSH PARK tries for the competition were faith. evening, and high hopes of a RESULTS rare Miuns'ter double. Sadly, the There was no joy for the PILTOWN FIANNA FAIL of a very, high standard. Eight Bruen team fell to Castletroy. by Western representatives in the U-14 Hurling Championship CUMANN people took part in, the final, For life is all too short, dear, "A" and "B" finals in Walsh Lismore B 4-2, Oappoquln 2-3 which was1 very close, but as And sorrow is all too great 3-J^li, the final Match finishing On Saturday night last Pil- on the: 18th green, while the Park on Saturday week last. In Stradbally 5-5, Ballyduff 0-4 always, there' has to be winners To suffer our slow compas- the "B-" Clashmore led by four Tallow 4-8. Dungarvan 1-1 town Fianna Fail held their sion. Purcell team finally lost, 3-2 to annual general meeting in Pil- and losers. VOTE NO .IKanturk, in the gathering points with three minutes re- St. Patrick's 9-4, Lismore 0-2 The winners were as follows: That tarries until too late; town Hall and the following gloom, in ithe ifirstt tie-hole. maining but were shocked with Shamrocks 3-2, N. Brid 3-0 1. Mis® iC. Coffey of Old Parish; And it's not the things you two late goals which gave a Clashmore 2-5, Kilrossanty 1-1 officers were- elected: President. do, dear. DIVORCE: Does Not Solve the Problem of Marriage Mrs. Mary Curran; Chairman, 2, Eileen Dwiver of Ardmore; 3. Despite thie great disappoint- narrow victory to St. Mary's, Fourmllewater 5-1, Tina iDwyter also of Ardmore. A It's the things you leave un- Breakdown. ment for the 20 players and Kill. Tallow lost by the mini- Gaeltacht 0-1 D. Murray; Secretary, Tom done Kelly; Treasurer, Assumpta special prize was awarded to R their many supporters, being in mum in the A decider to Tra- Abbeyside 5-7, Cappoquin 1-0 Mluloahy and this was spon- That gives you the bitter DIVORCE: Brings Suffering to Women and two finals was a marvellous more by 0-4 to 0-3 and we say Dalton; Youth Officer, Anne heartache achievement, and the' terrific U-14 Football Final Seward; Delegates to C.C.sore, d by Kevin Gallagher, to Children. well done to both teams who the delight of the huge crowd At the setting of the sun. effort will be an inspiration to were worthy representatives of •Shamrocks 2-6, Klllure 0-6 Bred>a Murray and Mick Roche. DIVORCE: Can Wreck a Man's Life. all future- teams. the division. present. The meeting was chaired for DIVORCE: 'Is a Social 'Evil. COUNTRY CLUBS the election of officers; bv CUr. This week' (Barry Foley's Coun- U-12 HURLING Patsy Kenneally and also in Issued by Waterford Constituency Anti-Divorce Group. try iC'lubs tieiam go into action A meeting of the Bord was attendance were Jackie Fahey Office: 39 Grattan Square, Dungarvan. Phone 058/43106 in Tramiore iamd we wish them held on Tuesday night to draw EDUCATION GRANTS T.D., Dr. Donal Ormond, T.D. every success. up plans to commence the un- and Cllr. Brian Swift. der 12 hurling competition LADIES GOLF: which will start bhe first week GIRL GUIDES HOUSEWIVES- WATERFORD GLAiSS In july. pull details next week. FOR MATURE COMPETITION, We wish all the Girl Guides TUESDAY, JUNE 24 andi their Leader Joan Keating FOR THAT SPECIAL DRINK U-16 HURLING WOMEN an enjoyable trip to Cobh. This year it has been decided CHAMPIONSHIP Waterford Regional Technical College welcomes the announce- to run the above competition The first rounds of the above LADIES FOOTBALL in aid of "Fight For Sight," ment by Nuala Fennell, Minis- TASTING LIKE PLAIN YOGURT Weight Watchers- championship will be played on ter of State for women's Af- proceeds' to go to fund for the week-end of the 12th/14th Clashmore Ladles Football With No Additives NOW AVAILABLE FROM: laser unit for Waterford Coun- fairs concerning education for team played their first match July and this championship ls mature women students. of the' league last weekend ty. on a knock-out basis, we will TRY OUR— 'All will agree with the have the list of first round Under this scheme, up to 20 against Ardmore. The final worthiness of such .a fund and matches next week. women aged over 25 will be score resulted in a draw so they be generous with subscriptions, awarded up to £1,000 to assist share the points, one each. The Central Dairies Ltd. them to participate in an ap- next game will be against players and non-players alike. U-14 FOOTBALL EAST v. WEST Tea and chat that night with proved undergraduate course. Ballymaoarhry in Clashmore Delicious Fresh Dresentation of prizes. This annual representative The schemie will give prefer- GIAA field on June 27. game for the John Regan Perpe- ence to those pursuing courses RESULTS tual Trophy will be played at geared toward industry, busi- ISomie of 'the club's under age Cultured Buttermilk Results of 18 hole v. par on Kilmacthomas on Saturday, ness, science and technology— players .were on trial for the YOU CAN ALSO USE IT FOR BAKING. Tuesday. June 10: winner. Kay July 19, and any clubs witho r any area where Women may country team on Saturday last. Fresh Low Fat Ik Cullen, 1 up; runner-up, Annplayer s worthy of a trial should have been traditionally under- D'Alton, 5 down on back nine; give their names to the Runai represented. Best gross, Josephine Melody. or any of the selectors as soon Waterford Regional Technical Central Dairies Ltd. H3 down. as possible. College will be happy to con- DUNGARVAN SAME GOOD TASTE - HALF THE FAT! Weekly competition No. 4